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PLAYER 2007 2006 RECORD PROFILES OPPONENTS IN REVIEW BOOK

Coaching Staff - 3-18 Player Profiles - 21-62 2007 Opponents - 63-68 2006 in Review - 69-88 Record Book - 89-151

Fast Facts ...... 2 Series Records ...... 137-138 Future Schedules ...... 2 All-Time Scores ...... 139-144 Coaching Staff ...... 3-18 Bowl History ...... 145 Football Staff ...... 19-20 2007 Bowl Schedule ...... 145 Rosters ...... 22-24 Homecoming Games ...... 146 Pronunciation Guide ...... 24 Coaching Records ...... 146-147 Squad Breakdown ...... 24 Assistant Coaches Roster ...... 148 Depth Chart ...... 25 Spartan Stadium ...... 149 Season Outlook ...... 26-28 The Last Time ...... 150-151 Player Profiles ...... 29-61 City of San Jose ...... 152 ...... 62 San José State University ...... 153-155 2007 Opponents ...... 63-68 University & Athletics Administration ...... 156-159 2006 in Review ...... 69-83 Staff & Head Coaches ...... 160-161 WAC ...... 84-86 Contact Directory ...... 162 All-Conference Selections ...... 87-88 Athletics Accomplishments ...... 163 All-Star Game Participants ...... 90 Strength & Conditioning ...... 164 All-Americans ...... 91-92 Koret Athletic Training Center ...... 165 Spartans in the Pros ...... 93-102 Hall of Champions ...... 166 SJSU Sports Hall of Fame ...... 103 Athletics Facilities ...... 167 Spartan Stadium “Ring of Honor” ...... 104 Student Success Services ...... 168 All-Coast Selections ...... 105 Broadcast Information ...... 169 Letterwinners ...... 105-113 Network Broadcast History ...... 170 Records ...... 114-122 Notes to the Media ...... 170 Career & Season Leaders ...... 123-127 Media Directory ...... 171 Top Performances ...... 128-133 Composite Schedule ...... 172 Year-by-Year Category Leaders ...... 134-136 2007 Schedule ...... Back Cover

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Location ...... San Jose, CA 95192 Starters Returning...... 15 (6 offense, 7 defense, 2 kickers) Founded (Enrollment) ...... 1857 (29,604) Offense Colors...... Gold, White & Blue Justin Paysinger, C, 6-1, 298, JR, 2V, two-year starter Conference...... Western Athletic Conference John Booker, OG, 6-4, 345, SR, 3V, three-year starter Football Facility (Capacity)...... Spartan Stadium (30,456) Jeff Clark, TE, 6-5, 250, SR, 1V, 8 rec., 10.6 avg., 0 TDs President ...... Don W. Kassing , QB, 6-2, 219, SR, 3V, 65.6 pct. completions, Director of Athletics...... Tom Bowen 2,284 yds., 21 TDs, 7 int., 155.13 efficiency rating Head Football Coach ...... Dick Tomey (DePauw, 1960) Yonus Davis, RB, 5-7, 185, SR, 3V, 1,007 yds., 6.2 avg., 6 TDs, Record, Years at School ...... 12-12, 2 seasons 2nd team All-WAC in 2006 Overall Record, Years...... 170-122-7, 26 seasons James T. Callier, RB, 6-0, 218, SR, 3V, 199 yds., 4.1 avg., 2 TDs Defense 2006 Season Record ...... 9-4 , DE, 6-6, 280, JR, 2V, 32 tackles, 5.0 sacks 2006 WAC Record, Finish...... 5-3, 3rd tied Jerome Pulu, DT, 6-3, 281, SR, 1V, 15 tackles, 1.5 sacks Justin Cole, DE, 6-3, 240, SO, 1V, 32 tackles, 4.0 sacks Co-/ Coach...... Demetrius Jones, LB, 6-1, 230, SR, 3V, 78 tackles, ...... (San Jose State, 2003), 4th season 9.0 tackles for loss Tight Ends Coach...... (UCLA, 1996), 3rd season Matt Castelo, LB, 5-11, 228, SR, 3V, 2nd team All-WAC in 2006, Associate / Coach/Special Teams top returning tackler in the nation, 165 tackles Coordinator ...... Keith Burns (Arkansas, 1984), 4th season , CB, 6-1, 185, SR, 1V, 48 tackles, 9 , Defensive Line Coach...... 2006 first-team All-America ...... Gary Emanuel (Plymouth State, 1982), 1st season Christopher Owens, CB, 5-10, 170, JR 2V, 50 tackles, Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Coach...... 4 interceptions ...... (Arizona, 1997), 3rd season Kickers Coach ...... Waylon Prather, 6-3, 220, SR, 3V, 44.0 yards avg., ...... Jeff Hammerschmidt (Arizona, 1991), 1st season 1st team All-WAC in 2006 Wide Receivers Coach...... Jared Strubeck, 5-8, 176, JR, 2V, 63 pts., 37-41 PAT, 9-12 FG, ...... (Stanford, 1981), 3rd season 2nd team All-WAC in 2006 Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach ...... Steve Morton ( State, 1977), 3rd season Starters Lost ...... 7 (4 offense, 3 defense, 0 kickers) Running Backs Coach...... Offense ...... Charles Nash (Arizona, 1976), 6th season Matt Cantu, OT, second-team All-WAC in 2006 Graduate Assistant - Offense ...... , WR, 7th round draft pick ...... Jeff Gordon (San Jose State, 2005), 4th season Marcel Burrough, OG, 21 starts in two seasons Graduate Assistant - Defense...... James Jones, WR, 3rd round draft pick ...... Kinji Green (San Jose State, 2006), 2nd season Defense Coordinator of Football Operations...... Damaja Jones, LB, 99 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss ...... Wendy Dunn (Miami, Ohio, 2000), 3rd season Rakine Toomes, S, 88 tackles Christopher Vedder, S, second-team All-WAC in 2006

Returning Lettermen ...... 42 (20 offense, 20 defense, 2 kickers) Offensive Formation...... Multiple Lettermen Lost...... 17 (9 offense, 8 defense, 0 kickers) Defensive Formation ...... 4-3

San José State University future schedules (tentative and subject to change) 2008 2009 2010 Non-conference games Non-conference games Non-conference games @Nebraska @ @Arizona State @Stanford @Stanford @Stanford UC DAVIS CAL POLY @Utah SAN DIEGO STATE UTAH SACRAMENTO STATE Western Athletic Conference games Western Athletic Conference games Western Athletic Conference games BOISE STATE HAWAI’I BOISE STATE FRESNO STATE IDAHO FRESNO STATE LOUISIANA TECH NEVADA LOUISIANA TECH UTAH STATE NEW MEXICO STATE UTAH STATE @Hawai‘i @Boise State @Hawai‘i @Idaho @Fresno State @Idaho @Nevada @Louisiana Tech @Nevada @New Mexico State @Utah State @New Mexico State

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Jacksonville (229th overall). Jones was also named the ‘Offensive Most Valuable Player’ of the New Mexico Bowl for his two-touch- down performance. Dick Tomey Yonus Head Coach Davis became the first Spartan to for 1,000 yards in a season in six years. Five San Jose State seniors participated in the IntaJuice North-South All- Star Classic in Houston, ne of the most respected and accomplished men in col- Texas – a game that fea- lege football, Dick Tomey returns for his third season as tured Tomey as head coach Othe head coach of the San Jose State Spartans. Tomey of the North team. was named the 26th head coach in school history December 29, 2004. Dick Tomey among active NCAA Division I Under his guidance and with the support and vision of ath- letics director Tom Bowen, Tomey has resurrected the Spartans Football Bowl Subdivision head coaches football program. With a 9-4 overall record and a 2006 New Head coaching victories in FBS games Mexico Bowl championship, San Jose State posted its finest sea- Coach, School(s) Wins son since 1990 and snapped a 16-year bowl draught. A plus-six , Penn State 363 turnaround in the win column and the school’s first winning , Florida State, West Virginia 335 record in six years have led to home attendance increasing 300 Mack Brown, Texas, North Carolina, Tulane 173 percent since he took over as head coach. Dick Tomey, San Jose State, Arizona, Hawai’i 170 , South Carolina, Florida, Duke 156 Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 156 , Tennessee 137 , Arizona State, Idaho, Oregon State Miami, Washington State, Wyoming 116 , Purdue, Wyoming 114 Lloyd Carr, Michigan 113

Coaching longevity among FBS head coaches Coach, School Games as a head coach Joe Paterno, Penn State 487 games Bobby Bowden, Florida State 483 games Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech 307 games Dick Tomey, San Jose State 299 games

The highlights of 2006 were frequent and plentiful for Sources: The Official 2006 NCAA I-A & I-AA Football Tomey’s Spartans: Records Book, the Southeastern Conference and espn.com • A victory over Stanford • Defeating San Diego State for the first time in 31 years • Defeating Fresno State for the first time since 1990 and WAC Pac-10 • A 20-12 victory over New Mexico in the inaugural New Winningest Coaches Winningest Coaches Mexico Bowl. (By conference wins only) (By conference wins only) With the bowl win, Tomey became the sixth known active Coach (Seasons) Wins Coach (Seasons) Wins head coach to reach nine victories at three different NCAA 1. LaVell Edwards (27) 166 1. (20) 98 Division I-A institutions. 2. Fisher DeBerry (15) 74 2. Don James (18) 97 Tomey’s instruction and leadership led to multiple individ- 3. (16) 71 3. John McKay (16) 70 ual accomplishments, too. Matt Castelo was named 4. Pat Hill (10) 54 4. Howard Jones (16) 65 the New Mexico Bowl ‘Defensive Most Valuable Player’ and 5. (13) 49 5. O.E. Hollingbery (17) 64 returns as the nation’s leading tackler. Dwight 6. Ron McBride (9) 43 6. John Robinson (12) 63 Lowery burst onto the scene, finishing second nationally with 7. Dick Tomey (10) 40 7. Larry Smith (13) 63 nine interceptions and earning multiple All-America honors. 8. (5) 37 8. Dick Tomey (14) 60 Wide receivers James Jones and John Broussard both were 9. (9) 37 9. (18) 56 selected in the 2007 NFL Draft. Jones went in the third round to 10. (6) 36 10. (14) 55 Green Bay (78th overall) and Broussard in the seventh round to

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Dick Tomey year-by-year as a football coach Year Team Assignment Record (Conf.) 2006 San Jose State Head coach 9-4 (5-3) New Mexico Bowl winner 2005 San Jose State Head coach 3-8 (2-6) Totals (2 seasons) 12-12 (.500)

2004 Texas Asst. head coach 11-1-0 Rose Bowl winner

2003 S.F. 49ers Asst. coach 7-9

2000 Arizona Head coach 5-6-0 (3-5-0) 1999 Arizona Head coach 6-6-0 (3-5-0) 1998 Arizona Head coach 12-1-0 (7-1-0) Holiday Bowl winner 1997 Arizona Head coach 7-5-0 (5-3-0) Insight.com Bowl winner 1996 Arizona Head coach 5-6-0 (3-5-0) 1995 Arizona Head coach 6-5-0 (4-4-0) These remarkable accomplishments earned 1994 Arizona Head coach 8-4-0 (6-2-0) Freedom Bowl Tomey a contract extension through the 2010 1993 Arizona Head coach 10-2-0 (6-2-0) Fiesta Bowl winner season, ensuring the direction of the program 1992 Arizona Head coach 6-5-1 (4-3-1) John Hancock Bowl remains on course. Despite the numerous indi- 1991 Arizona Head coach 4-7-0 (3-5-0) vidual highlights and accolades, Tomey remains 1990 Arizona Head coach 7-5-0 (5-4-0) Aloha Bowl steadfastly focused on “team first” as the corner- 1989 Arizona Head coach 8-4-0 (5-3-0) Copper Bowl winner stone of his coaching career. 1988 Arizona Head coach 7-4-0 (5-3-0) 1987 Arizona Head coach 4-4-3 (2-3-3) AMONG THE BEST Totals (14 seasons) 95-64-4 (.595) Pac-10 totals (14 seasons) 60-49-4 (.549) That focus has served him well over the years as he ranks among the winningest active 1986 Hawai’i Head coach 7-5-0 (4-4-0) coaches in college football. His 170 career victo- 1985 Hawai’i Head coach 4-6-2 (4-3-1) ries, all at the Division I-A (Football Bowl 1984 Hawai’i Head coach 7-4-0 (5-2-0) Subdivision - FBS) level, rank fourth among 1983 Hawai’i Head coach 5-5-1 (3-3-1) active coaches. When the Spartans take the field 1982 Hawai’i Head coach 6-5-0 (4-4-0) September 1, 2007, against Arizona State, it will 1981 Hawai’i Head coach 9-2-0 (6-1-0) mark his 300th game as a FBS head coach. Only 1980 Hawai’i Head coach 8-3-0 (4-3-0) three other active head coaches, Joe Paterno 1979 Hawai’i Head coach 6-5-0 (3-4-0) (Penn State), Bobby Bowden (Florida State) and 1978 Hawai’i Head coach 6-5-0 Frank Beamer (Virginia Tech) have coached in 1977 Hawai’i Head coach 5-6-0 more games. Totals (10 seasons) 63-46-3 (.576) Entering 2007, his overall head coaching record from his years at San Jose State WAC totals (10 seasons) 40-33-2 (.547) University (2005-06), the Career totals (26 seasons) 170-122-7 (.580) (1987-2000) and the University of Hawai’i (1977- 86) is 170-122-7. 1976 UCLA Asst. coach 9-2-1 Liberty Bowl The 2006 season marked his 43rd year 1975 UCLA Asst. coach 9-2-1 Rose Bowl winner coaching football. His impact, dedication and 1974 UCLA Asst. coach 6-3-2 love for the game are evident in his role as 1973 UCLA Asst. coach 9-2-0 Second Vice President of the 10,000-member 1972 UCLA Asst. coach 8-3-0 Coaches Association. His 1971 UCLA Asst. coach 2-7-0 standing within the coaching profession led to USA Football selecting San Jose State University 1970 Kansas Asst. coach 5-6-0 as its summer training home in preparation for 1969 Kansas Asst. coach 1-9-0 the 2007 World Championship of American 1968 Kansas Asst. coach 9-2-0 Orange Bowl Football in Japan. Tomey’s presence also led the 1967 Kansas Asst. coach 5-5-0 Spartans to return to ABC-TV for the first time in a decade. Additionally, he is a voting partici- 1966 Davidson Asst. coach 4-5-0 pant in the ESPN/USA Today coaches poll. 1965 Davidson Asst. coach 6-4-0 In his San Jose State debut season of 2005, the Spartans posted a winning home record for 1964 No. Illinois Asst. coach 7-2-0 the first time since the 2000 season, were the Division I-A category leader in home attendance 1963 Miami (O.) Grad. assistant 5-3-2 increase with a 95-percent year-over-year 1962 Miami (O.) Grad. assistant 8-2-1 www.sjsuspartans.com 5 Coaching Staff

upgrade and were one of 11 Bowl Game Victories By Active FBS Head Coaches teams whose defense allowed Coach, School Wins more than 100 fewer points Joe Paterno, Penn State 22 (112) than it did in 2004. The Bobby Bowden, Florida State 20 Spartans were second in the Mack Brown, Texas 9 WAC, stingily yielding oppo- Tom O’Brien, North Carolina State 7 nents an average of 3.5 yards Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee 7 per carry. San Jose State Steve Spurrier, South Carolina 7 reduced the number of times its , Auburn 6 was sacked from Jeff Bower, Southern Mississippi 6 29 to 14. Five of his Spartans Dick Tomey, San Jose State 5 participated in post-season all- star games, including four in Bowl Game Win-Loss Percentage (5 or more wins) the where he was an Coach, School Games as a head coach assistant coach. Tom O’Brien, North Carolina State 7-1 (.875) Before joining San Jose Bobby Bowden, Florida State 20-9-1 (.683) State, Tomey spent the 2004 Joe Paterno, Penn State 22-10-1 (.682) season as the University of Tommy Tuberville, Auburn 6-3 (.667) Texas assistant head coach. His Dick Tomey, San Jose State 5-3 (.625) enthusiasm for the game and encouragement of the Longhorn players contributed to a 2005 Rose Bowl win and car- ried over to Texas’ national championship the following season. The Longhorns were one of the nation’s top defensive units ranking in the top-30 nationally or higher in every major statisti- cal category.

A REVERED FIGURE IN HAWAII

Tomey’s first head coaching job came at the University of Hawai’i in 1977. He remains a revered figure in the Islands. In February 2006, he was inducted into the University of Hawaii “Sports Circle of Honor.” Tomey was the first coach at Hawai’i to lead the Rainbows to an in-season national ranking when the 1981 team cracked the top-20 in both the Associated Press and United Press International polls. The 1981 Western Athletic Conference ‘Coach of the Year’ also produced Hawai’i’s first Associated Press first-team All-America player in defensive line- man Al Noga, a 1986 selection. Home attendance, averaging 20,236 the season prior to his arrival, grew to 44,651 in his final year at Hawai’i (1986). His teams fashioned a 63-46-3 win-loss record and eight .500 or better finishes in 10 seasons. Active FBS Head Coaches Who Have Won Nine or More Games in a Season at Three or More Universities Bobby Bowden Samford, West Virginia, Florida State

Dennis Erickson Idaho, Washington State, Miami (Fla.), Oregon State

Dennis Franchione New Mexico, TCU, Alabama, Texas A&M

Nick Saban Toledo, Michigan State, LSU

Howard Schnellenberger Miami (Fla.), Louisville, University of Hawai’i director of athletics (left) con- Florida Atlantic gratulates Dick Tomey at the 2006 Sports Circle of Honor ceremonies at the Stan Sheriff Center. Tomey’s wife, Nanci Kincaid, is by his side. Dick Tomey Hawai’i, Arizona, San Jose State

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Active Coaches Who Worked with Dick Tomey Texas co-defensive coordinator Pete Alamar California special teams coordinator/tight ends Robert Anae BYU offensive coordinator Dino Babers UCLA running backs John Baxter Fresno State special teams coordinator/wide receivers Clarence Brooks defensive line Charlie Camp Nevada linebackers Gerald Carr U. of Buffalo offensive coordinator/quarterbacks Dan Dorazio British Columbia Lions co-offensive coordinator Charlie Dickey Utah offensive line Larry Edmonson SMU wide receivers Cal Poly head coach Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh (left) Tom Freeman Central Florida offensive line and Dick Tomey make a point at a San Jose State Pat Hill Fresno State head coach football alumni reunion. Rob Ianello Notre Dame receivers Hawai’i head coach offensive line PAC-10 SUCCESS head coach Lawrence Livingston UTEP guards/centers Moving to Arizona in 1987, his Wildcat Marty Long Washington State defensive line teams were the second winningest Pacific-10 George Lumpkin Hawai’i associate head coach/outside linebackers Conference program in the decade of the ‘90’s, Johnny Lynn secondary trailing only the . Larry MacDuff Texas co-defensive coordinator Arizona, with just one bowl win in 85 seasons Ron McBride Weber State head coach prior to his arrival, appeared in seven post- Todd Middleton Southern linebackers season bowls over a 14-season span and won Brian Norwood Penn State safeties the 1989 Copper, 1994 Fiesta, 1997 Insight.com Buzz Preston New Mexico running backs and 1998 Culligan Holiday Bowls. The 1994 Tom Quinn special teams Fiesta Bowl win over then-No. 10 Miami Rip Scherer quarterbacks (Fla.), 29-0, was the first shutout victory in the Joe Seumalo Oregon State defensive line bowl game’s history. The 1998 Culligan Al Simmons Arizona State defensive backs Holiday Bowl triumph was a 23-20 victory Richard Smith defensive coordinator over then-14th-ranked Nebraska. Tomey’s Eric Studesville running backs Wildcats were the only program to beat both Kenwick Thompson California linebackers Miami (Fla.) and Nebraska in bowl games in Ted Williams Eagles running backs the decade of the ‘90’s. Tom Williams Jacksonville Jaguars special teams/defensive assistant UTEP tight ends/tackles “Not only was it (Arizona) the most enjoyable five years of my life, Coach Current NFL Players Who Played For Dick Tomey Tomey helped me grow into the man I Lance Briggs, LB, Dennis Northcutt, WR, Jacksonville am today.” – , New John Broussard, WR, Jacksonville Antonio Pierce, LB, New York England Patriots All-Pro linebacker Tedy Bruschi, LB, New England DaShon Polk, LB James Jones, WR, Green Bay Joe Salave’a, DT, Washington Chris McAlister, CB, Baltimore Christopher Vedder, DB, Miami His 1993 and 1998 Arizona teams were , TE, San Diego Joe Tafoya, DE, Arizona the first two at the school to finish as a con- Josh Miller, P, New England Bobby Wade, WR, Minnesota sensus top-10 program in the final national Edwin Mulitalo, OG, Detroit polls. The 1993 team that had a 10-2 win-loss record was ninth in the USA Today coaches Retired NFL Players – 5 or more NFL seasons and 10th in the Associated Press final polls. Michael Bates, KR (10) Sean Harris, LB (7) Niko Noga, LB (8) The 1998 Wildcats were fourth in both polls’ , LB (10) George Hinkle, DT (6) Ty Parten, DT (7) final balloting. The 1989 (25th) and 1994 (20th) , RB (5) Kani Kauahi, OL (11) Jesse Sapolu, OL (13) Arizona teams also finished the season nation- Chuck Cecil, S (7) Darryll Lewis, CB (10) Mike Scurlock, DB (5) ally ranked. John Fina, OT (12) Dana Mclemore, CB (6) Anthony Smith, DL (7) At Arizona, the Wildcats accumulated a Leo Goeas, OL (8) Rich Miano, DB (11) , C (6) 95-64-4 win-loss record covering 14 seasons Rich Griffith, TE (7) Frank Middleton, OG (9) Mark Tuinei, OL (15) and his 60 Pacific-10 head coaching triumphs Ron Hall, TE (9) Al Noga, DT (7) still ranks eighth best on the all-time confer- (#) – seasons in the NFL www.sjsuspartans.com 7 Coaching Staff ence list. The 1992 Pacific-10 ‘Coach of the Year’ coached five Tomey’s NFL Players National Football League first-round draft choices, 20 All- Michael Bates, KR, Americas and 43 first-team All-Pacific-10 selections. His defen- Lance Briggs, LB, sive units trademarked the ‘Desert Swarm’ nickname in the Tedy Bruschi, LB, early 1990’s leading the nation in scoring defense in 1992 and Chuck Cecil, S, Green Bay Packers rushing defense in 1993. Chris McAllister, CB, Baltimore Ravens Antonio Pierce, LB, New York Giants FORMATIVE YEARS & FAMILY Jesse Sapolu, OL, San Francisco 49ers Mark Tuinei, OG, The native of Bloomington, Ind., is a 1960 graduate of DePauw University where he played football and . He Past NFL 1st round draft choices began his coaching career in 1962 at Miami University (Ohio) as Trung Canidate, TB, 2000 St. Louis Rams a graduate assistant coach under Johnny Pont and Bo John Fina, OT, 1992 Buffalo Bills Schembechler. Tomey was an assistant coach at Northern Illinois Chris McAlister, CB, 2000 Baltimore Ravens (1964), Davidson (1965-66), Kansas (1967-70) and UCLA (1971- Chris Singleton, LB, 1990 New England Patriots 76). While at Kansas and UCLA, he worked for , Anthony Smith, DT, 1990 Oakland Raiders San Jose State graduate and winning coach and Terry Donahue. Major National Award Winners In addition to his conference ‘Coach of the Year’ honors, he Michael Bates, KR NFL 1990s All-Decade Team was inducted into the DePauw University Hall of Fame in 1994. Tedy Bruschi, LB AP Comeback Player of the Year Tomey was a 1999 recipient of a ‘Provost Award’ as the Chris McAlister, CB 1998 Mosi Tatupu Award University of Arizona’s ‘Outstanding Teacher’ – the only coach Steve McLaughlin, PK 1994 Lou Groza Award in school history to be so honored by the university faculty. , DT 1993 Outland Trophy "...He’s the type of guy who can help you through Darryll Lewis, CB 1990 Jim Thorpe Award hard times and really makes you want to win," – Adam Tafralis, San Jose State quarterback

After leaving the University of Arizona, he was a broadcast analyst for University of Hawai’i telecasts in 2001 and 2002. He returned to coaching in 2003 as a San Francisco 49ers defensive assistant coach. Tomey’s wife, Nanci Kincaid, is a contemporary fiction author. Her book titles include ‘Balls,’ ‘Pretending the Bed is a Raft,’ ‘Crossing Blood,’ ‘Verbena,’ and ‘As Hot as it Was You Ought to Thank Me,’ released in February 2005. Sony Pictures released the movie ‘My Life without Me’ in 2003 as an adapta- tion from her novel, ‘Pretending the Bed is a Raft.’ They are the parents of four adult children and grandpar- ents of three. Rich Tomey, a business development manager for the NFL’s , and his wife, Rachelle, and daugh- ter, Taylor, live in Phoenix, Ariz. Ali Bergthold, her husband, Above: Nanci Kincaid and Dick Tomey. Below: The Tomey Family. Eric, employed by Research Triangle Institute, and sons, Caid and Coby, are assigned by USA International Development to Kiev, Ukraine. Leigh Kincaid is the Managing Director of Programs for Teach for America in Hawaii. Angie Tomey, a yoga teacher and organic farmer, lives in North Columbia, Calif. Dick Tomey facts Born: June 20, 1938 in Bloomington, Ind.

Head coaching record: 170-122-7, 26 seasons

5 teams ranked in the top-25 at the end of a season in a nationally-recognized poll (1989, 25th, writers; 1993, 9th coaches, 10th writers; 1994, 20th; 1997 - 14th; 1998 - 4th)

1981 Western Athletic Conference ‘Coach of the Year’

1992 Pacific-10 Conference ‘Coach of the Year’

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Marcus Arroyo facts Born: January 23, 1980, in Sacramento, Calif. 2006 San Jose State University quarterbacks coach Marcus Arroyo 2005 San Jose State University graduate assistant 2004 Prairie View A&M University offensive coordinator Co-Offensive 2003 San Jose State University undergraduate assistant Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Coach

former starting quarterback for the Spartans, Marcus Arroyo is in his fourth season as a member of the San AJose State coaching staff, his second as quarterbacks coach and his first as co-offensive coordinator. Truly a rising force in college coaching circles, Arroyo’s influence and impact on the development of quarterback Adam Tafralis is undeniable. Under Arroyo’s guidance, Tafralis com- pleted 65.89 percent of his passes for 2,075 yards and 18 touch- downs during the 2006 season. Contrast that to 2005 in which Bowl Game Participation Tafralis completed 49.7 percent for 1,810 yards and 11 touch- 2006 New Mexico Bowl (coach) downs. A graduate assistant in 2005 at San Jose State, Arroyo is in his fifth season of major college coaching. He entered the coach- ing field in 2003 as a San Jose State undergraduate assistant, and in 2004, he was the offensive coordinator at Prairie View A&M University in Prairie View, Texas. Arroyo was a signal caller for the 1998 and the 2000 through 2002 Spartan teams. He became just the second true freshman to start a game at quarterback at San Jose State. Arroyo was a starter five times in 1998 and directed the Spartans to conference wins over New Mexico and Rice. In 2000, Arroyo enjoyed his best statistical season in passing for 2,334 yards and 15 . The Spartans won four times on the road that season including a win over Pacific-10 Conference foe Stanford for the third consecutive year. Arroyo went on to lead the San Jose State offense to a 27-24 come-from- behind upset triumph over #9-ranked and then-unbeaten Texas Christian in front of an ESPN audience. During his career, he led the Spartan offense to some of its Marcus Arroyo has progressed from a record-setting quarterback to the highest scoring games. The most memorable may have been his San Jose State University co-offensive coordinator in just five years. NCAA record-setting performance in a 64-45 victory over the University of Nevada in 2001. Arroyo recorded a single-game passing efficiency rating of 298.02 throwing for 476 yards and five touchdowns in the triumph. On the San Jose State career lists, Arroyo ranks eighth in passing yards (4,603), ninth in completions (348) and total offense (4,525 yards), and tenth in passing efficiency (115.6). He still holds the school records for single-game passing efficiency and average yards per completion. The 2003 graduate majored in kinesiology.

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They played for Coach Brennan James Jones, WR – Green Bay Packers 3rd round draft choice in 2007 Brent Brennan John Broussard, WR – Jacksonville Jaguars 7th round draft choice in 2007 Tight Ends Coach/ Rufus Skillern, WR – Arizona Rattlers (ARENA) Jerramy Stevens, TE – , Recruiting five NFL seasons Coordinator Kassim Osgood, WR – San Diego Chargers, five NFL seasons Adam Herzing, WR – Played one NFL season Darrell Jones, WR – Arizona Rattlers (ARENA) second season rent Brennan is in his third year with the Spartans coach- ing staff as recruiting coordinator. 2007 will be his first Bseason coaching the tight ends. The last two seasons, Brennan served as wide receivers coach where he was directly responsible for the development of two NFL draft choices: James Jones (3rd, Round, #78 overall, Green Bay) and John Broussard (7th Round, #229 overall, Jacksonville). As seniors, they combined for 112 receptions and 14 touchdowns, far exceeding their 56 receptions and six touch- downs in 2005. Jones and Broussard are the latest players Brennan has coached who have attracted NFL attention. At Cal Poly, Brennan tutored Adam Herzing who has spent time with the , San Francisco 49ers and of NFL Europa. Brennan also coached Seahawks tight-end Bowl Game Jerramy Stevens during Stevens’ career at the University of Washington. Participation Brennan joined the Spartans as a member of Dick Tomey’s 2006 New Mexico Bowl first coaching staff in January 2005, after being named San Diego (coach) State’s quarterbacks coach. From 2001 through 2004, he was the (coach) receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at Cal Poly. 1993 Rose Bowl (player) As the recruiting coordinator, Brennan directs the efforts for 1991 John Hancock Sun Bowl San Jose State football in attracting high-caliber student-athletes. (player) He has been instrumental in expanding the Spartans’ presence. A native of Redwood City, Calif., Brennan began his coach- Brent’s dad, Steve Brennan, ing career at Woodside (Calif.) High School in 1996. He served was an end for the 1967 as a graduate assistant at the University of Hawai’i in 1998, at Spartans. the University of Washington in 1999 and at the University of Arizona in 2000. As a college player, Brennan was a for the 1991 through 1995 UCLA teams and lettered on the Bruins’ 1993 Rose Bowl squad. He graduated from UCLA in 1996. Brennan is a second-generation Spartan. His dad, Steve Brennan, was an end who lettered in the 1967 season. Brent and his wife, Courtney, have two daughters, Blake and Casey, and a son, Scott.

Brent Brennan facts Born: March 20, 1973, in San Jose, Calif. 2005-06 San Jose State University wide receivers coach/ recruiting coordinator 2001-04 Cal Poly assistant coach 2000 University of Arizona graduate assistant 1999 University of Washington graduate assistant 1998 University of Hawaii graduate assistant 1996-97 Woodside (Calif.) High School assistant coach Scott, Brent, Blake, Courtney and Casey Brennan

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Keith Burns facts Born: September 26, 1960, in Hurst, Texas Keith Burns Head coaching record: 7-28, 3 seasons 2006 San Jose State University special teams coordinator/ Associate Head Coach/ cornerbacks coach 2005 San Jose State University special teams coordinator/ Cornerbacks Coach/ tight ends coach Special Teams 2004 San Jose State University defensive coordinator/ defensive backs coach Coordinator 2000-02 head coach 1998-99 defensive coordinator 1994-97 University of Southern California defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach eith Burns is in his fourth season as a Spartan assistant 1993 University of Southern California defensive backs coach football coach, his first as associate head coach. In addi- 1991-92 Rice University defensive pass coordinator tion to his associate head coach duties, Burns will over- 1989-90 Rice University defensive backs/special teams coach K 1988 University of the Pacific offensive coordinator see the cornerbacks and special teams units. In 2006, Burns coached the 1987 University of the Pacific defensive coordinator/ cornerbacks, oversaw special defensive backs coach teams play and was instrumen- 1986 University of the Pacific co-defensive coordinator/ tal in All-America cornerback defensive backs coach Dwight Lowery’s development. 1985 University of the Pacific defensive backs coach/ Lowery set numerous school special teams coach records and combined with cor- 1984 University of Arkansas graduate assistant nerback Christopher Owens for 1998 Broyles Award top-five finalist 13 interceptions. Waylon Prather and kicker Jared Strubeck also earned All-WAC honors under his guidance. They played for Coach Burns Burns served the Spartan Sam Rayburn, NG – San Francisco 49ers, four NFL seasons program as the defensive coor- Kenny Hamlin, S – Dallas Cowboys, four NFL seasons dinator in 2004 and the tight Caleb Miler, LB – , three NFL seasons ends coach and special teams Kevin Shaffer, OT – Cleveland Browns, five NFL seasons coordinator in 2005. In his 23rd Brian Kelly, CB – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, nine NFL seasons season as a football coach, Kenoy Kennedy, S – , seven NFL seasons Burns was the head coach at David Barrett, CB – , seven NFL seasons the University of Tulsa (2000- Jason Sehorn, CB – Played nine NFL seasons 02). His teams formed the basis Sammie Knight, S – Played nine NFL seasons for Tulsa’s 2003 Humanitarian Daylon McCutcheon, CB – Played eight NFL seasons Bowl appearance. As an assistant coach, he has coordinated defenses at San Jose State, Arkansas, Southern California and Pacific. At Rice, Bowl & All-Star he was the defensive pass coor- Game Participation dinator and special teams Coach coach. Burns also was the 2007 Inta-Juice Classic offensive coordinator in his 2006 New Mexico Bowl final season at Pacific. In 1998, 2000 Cotton Bowl he was one of five finalists for 1999 Citrus Bowl the Award - 1996 Rose Bowl given annually to the nation’s 1995 Cotton Bowl number-one assistant coach. 1993 Freedom Bowl The native of Hurst, Texas, 1984 Liberty Bowl was a three-time letterwinner at Player the University of Arkansas 1982 Bluebonnet Bowl (1980-82). He and his wife, 1981 Gator Bowl Yvonne, have three sons, K.C., 1980 Hall of Fame Bowl Tanner and Davis. 1980 Sugar Bowl Keith, Yvonne, Davis, Tanner and K.C. Burns www.sjsuspartans.com 11 Coaching Staff

They played for Coach Emanuel Anthony Spencer, DE – Dallas Cowboys 1st round draft choice in 2007 Akin Ayodele, LB – Dallas Cowboys, five NFL seasons Gary Emanuel Ray Edwards, DE – , one NFL season Rob Ninkovich, DE – , one NFL season Defensive Line Coach Shawn Phillips, OLB – San Diego Chargers, three NFL seasons Leon Bender, DT – Oakland Raiders 2nd round draft choice in 1998 , DT – Played nine NFL seasons Kevin Mitchell, LB – Played nine NFL seasons Matt Mitrione, DT – Played two NFL seasons ary Emanuel, who has coached defensive lines at the David Nugent, DT – Played three NFL seasons major college and professional levels for more than 20 George Rooks, NT – Played one NFL season Gyears, is in his first season as the defensive line coach Don Sasa, DT – Played four NFL seasons for San Jose State. Emanuel joins the Spartans after spending the 2005 and 2006 seasons as the defensive line coach of the San Francisco Bowl Game 49ers. His entry into National Football League coaching fol- Participation lowed appointments as a NFL Minority Coaching Fellow with 2004 Sun Bowl the Oakland Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns and 2004 Capital One Bowl Chicago Bears. Emanuel also was selected for a Ralph C. Wilson 2002 Sun Bowl Minority Coaching Fellowship with the Buffalo Bills. 2001 Sun Bowl Prior to 2007 fall practice, he was one of 26 coaches invited 2001 Rose Bowl to participate in the NCAA’s annual Expert Coaches Academy. 2000 Outback Bowl Rooted in Division I-A football, Emanuel spent eight sea- 1998 Alamo Bowl sons at Purdue (1997-2004), three at Washington State (1994-96) 1997 Alamo Bowl and three at Syracuse (1991-93). He has been part of 11 teams 1994 Alamo Bowl that participated in post-season bowl games. Each of the 1993 Fiesta Bowl Football Bowl Subdivision schools won at least one bowl game 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl during his tenure. Overall, Emanuel has coached in six bowl- winning seasons. The 1982 graduate of Plymouth State College began his coaching career in 1981 at his alma mater. In four seasons, he served as an offensive line coach and offensive coordinator. Emanuel was the men’s coach, too, at Plymouth State (1983-85) before he moved to West Chester University in 1985 and coached the Golden Rams’ defensive line for one season. Emanuel also coached at the University of Massachusetts and at Dartmouth College. He and his wife, Angela, live in San Jose. Gary Emanuel facts Born: October 30, 1958 in Philadelphia, Pa. 2005-06 San Francisco 49ers defensive line coach 2003-04 Purdue University assistant head coach/ defensive ends coach 2000-02 Purdue University defensive ends coach 1997-99 Purdue University defensive tackles coach 1994-96 Washington State University defensive line coach 1991-93 Syracuse University defensive line coach 1988-90 Dartmouth College defensive line coach 1986-87 University of Massachusetts outside linebackers coach 1985 West Chester University defensive line coach 1983-85 Plymouth State College men’s basketball head coach 1982-84 Plymouth State College offensive coordinator/ offensive line coach 1981 Plymouth State College assistant offensive line coach Angela and Gary Emanuel

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Bowl Game Participation Dave Fipp 2006 New Mexico Bowl (coach) Defensive 1997 Insight.com Bowl (player) Coordinator/ 1994 Freedom Bowl Safeties Coach (player)

ave Fipp is in his third season as a member of the San Jose State coaching staff, his first as defensive coordina- Dtor. Fipp previously held the title of co-defensive coordi- nator and safeties coach for the Spartans. Fipp’s 2006 unit improved steadily throughout the course of the season and ranked as one of the WAC’s most improved defenses in allowing 20.8 points per game – the fewest since the 1990 Spartans allowed 19.0 points per contest. San Jose State also pitched five second-half shutouts this season, the last com- ing against Fresno State in the regular season finale. In 2005, his first season with the Spartans, the San Jose State defense increased its number of quarterback sacks, decreased the opponent’s third-down conversion percentage and allowed 112 fewer points than it did in 2004. He joined the Spartan staff after spending the 2004 season at the University of Nevada as the co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach. The Wolf Pack’s pass defense was 21st nation- ally and third in the Western Athletic Conference in yardage allowed. Fipp also was the co-defensive coordinator at Cal Poly in 2002 and 2003 after starting out as the Mustangs’ defensive backs coach in 2001. The 1997 graduate of the University of Arizona played for Coach Tomey and the Wildcats (1994-97). He led Arizona’s spe- cial teams unit in tackles as a sophomore in 1995 and was the Wildcats’ starting free safety in 1996 and 1997. The 1997 Wildcats were the number-one defensive unit in the Pacific-10 Conference and 12th nationally in rushing defense. He began his coaching career at Holy Cross College as a sec- ondary coach and special teams coordinator in 1998. Prior to the 2000 season, Fipp returned to his alma mater as a graduate assistant coaching the safeties. Dave and his wife, Jenny, have two daughters, Ashlee and Lilly.

Dave Fipp facts Born: August 8, 1974, in Albuquerque, N.M. 2005-06 San Jose State University co-defensive coordinator/ safeties coach 2004 University of Nevada co-defensive coordinator/ secondary coach 2002-03 Cal Poly co-defensive coordinator 2001 Cal Poly assistant coach 2000 University of Arizona graduate assistant 1998-99 Holy Cross College special teams coordinator/ secondary coach Dave, Ashlee (front left), Jenny and Lilly (front right) Fipp www.sjsuspartans.com 13 Coaching Staff

They played for Coach Hammerschmidt Adewale Ogunleye, DE – Chicago Bears, seven NFL seasons Jeff , WR – Washington Redskins, five NFL seasons Hammerschmidt Kris Dielman, DE – San Diego Chargers, four NFL seasons Tony Bouie, DB – Played four NFL seasons Linebackers Coach Brandon Sanders, DB – Played three NFL seasons Kemp Rasmussen, DE – Played five NFL seasons

eff Hammerschmidt, who has coached linebacker units in the Big Ten and Pacific-10 Conferences, is in his first season Jas the linebackers coach at San Jose State. Hammerschmidt comes to the Spartans after coaching out- side linebackers and coordinating special teams in 2006 for . He also was the linebackers coach at Cal Poly in 2005, the defensive coordinator at Montana for two sea- sons (2003-04) and at Saint Mary’s College for three years (2000- 02), and the outside linebackers coach and special teams coordi- nator at Indiana University (1998-99). The association between Tomey and Hammerschmidt goes back 20 years. At the University of Arizona, the San Diego, Calif., native became a two-time All-Pac-10 for Tomey’s Wildcat teams. The four-year letterwinner helped Arizona to appearances in the 1989 Insight Bowl and 1990 Aloha Bowl. He went on to play professionally for the of the World League of American Football in 1992. Hammerschmidt began his coaching career in 1992 as a graduate assistant on Tomey’s Arizona staff. In 1993, he was Post-Season & Bowl Participation promoted to defensive backs coach and helped mold one of the 2005 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs (coach) nation’s top defensive units. He moved on to Southern Utah 2004 NCAA Division I-AA championship game (coach) University in 1996 and served as the defensive coordinator for 2003 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs (coach) two seasons. 1995 Freedom Bowl (coach) The 1991 University of Arizona graduate majored in sociol- 1994 Fiesta Bowl (coach) ogy. He is a third-generation football coach. His dad, Al 1993 Sun Bowl (coach) Hammerschmidt, was an assistant coach at San Diego State 1990 Aloha Bowl (player) University (1973-80) under San Jose State Sports Hall of Fame 1989 Copper Bowl (player) inductee . His grandfather, Ron Hammerschmidt, was a high school coach in Southern California. Jeff and his wife, Felicity, have one daughter, Bryn.

Jeff Hammerschmidt facts Born: December 9, 1967 in San Diego, Calif. 2006 Stanford University outside linebackers coach/ special teams coordinator 2005 Cal Poly linebackers coach 2003-04 University of Montana defensive coordinator/ secondary coach 2000-02 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) College defensive coordinator/ defensive line coach 1998-99 Indiana University outside linebackers coach/ special teams coordinator 1996-97 Southern Utah University defensive coordinator 1993-95 University of Arizona defensive backs coach Jeff, Felicity and Bryn Hammerschmidt 1992 University of Arizona graduate assistant

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They played for Coach Margerum Edell Shepherd, WR – Detroit Lions, four NFL seasons Nate Jackson, WR – , four NFL seasons Craig Nall, QB – Buffalo Bills, five NFL seasons Chase Lyman, WR – Played two NFL seasons Ken Margerum Ken Simonton, RB – Played two NFL seasons Wide Receivers Coach Geoff McArthur, WR – University of California Evan Moore, WR – Stanford University Mark Bradford, WR – Stanford University

Post-Season & Bowl Participation en Margerum, who has coached at every level of organ- 2006 New Mexico Bowl ized football, is in his third season as a Spartan assistant (coach) coach and his first as wide receivers coach. K 1987 NFC divisional In 2006, he served as the co-offensive coordinator and run- playoffs (player) ning backs coach. The top six backs each averaged at least 4.0 1986 NFC divisional yards per carry and two-time all-conference choice Yonus Davis playoffs (player) became the program’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 2000. 1985 Super Bowl XX Following an All-American college career at Stanford, (player) Margerum became a third-round draft choice of the Chicago 1984 NFC Champion- Bears. He was named to the league’s 1981 All-Rookie team and ship (player) was a member of Chicago’s Super Bowl XX championship team. 1978 Bluebonnet Bowl Margerum finished his career playing for the San Francisco (player) 49ers as a wide receiver (1986-87). 1977 Sun Bowl (player) Margerum joined the Spartans’ staff after serving one sea- son as the Stanford University wide receivers coach (2004). Margerum was the wide receivers coach at the University of California (2000-01); the tight ends coach at Laney College in Oakland, Calif., (2002); and the offensive coordinator for the of NFL Europe (2003). In his first profession- al assignment, his team set a NFL Europe record for most yards per game (417.3) and averaged 30.3 points per game. The 1981 graduate of Stanford was a two-time first-team All-America, three-time first-team All-Pac-10 and an academic All-America selection. Margerum held the conference’s career record for receptions with 32 for 25 years. He fin- ished his college career with 141 receptions for 2,430 yards. The two-sport star also was an outstanding high hurdler. He had a college best time of 14.3 in the 110-meter high hurdles, and was a member of the Cardinal’s all-time best 4x100 meter relay team. His wife, Joy, was an All-American in at Cal State Hayward. They have two daughters, Sunny and Windy.

Ken Margerum facts Born: October 5, 1958 in Atlantic City, N.J. 2006 San Jose State University co-offensive coordinator/ running backs coach 2005 San Jose State University offensive coordinator/ quarterbacks coach 2004 Stanford University assistant coach 2003 Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe) offensive coordinator 2002 Laney College assistant coach 2000-01 University of California assistant coach 1997-99 head coach 1996 University of Hawai’i assistant coach 1993-95 Hawaii Prep Academy assistant coach Sunny, Windy, Joy and Ken Margerum www.sjsuspartans.com 15 Coaching Staff

Steve Morton facts Born: October 19, 1953, in Chehalis, Wash. 2006 San Jose State University offensive coordinator/ Steve Morton offensive line coach 2005 San Jose State University offensive line coach Offensive 2002-04 Stanford University offensive line coach Coordinator/ 2001 University of Nevada offensive line coach 1999-2000 University of Southern California assistant coach Offensive Line Coach 1992-98 University of Washington offensive line coach 1987-91 Iowa State University offensive line coach 1977-86 Washington State University assistant coach 1975-76 Washington State University graduate assistant

teve Morton is in his third They played for Coach Morton season at San Jose State, his , OT – San Francisco 49ers, four NFL seasons S33rd season coaching at the Benji Olson, OG – , nine NFL seasons major college level. Throughout his , C – Chicago Bears, nine NFL seasons distinguished career, Morton has , OT – Denver Broncos, two NFL seasons coached many players who have Kirk Chambers, OT – Buffalo Bills, two NFL seasons realized success at the college level Will Svitek, OT – Kansas City , two NFL seasons and enjoyed long NFL careers. Harvey Dahl, OT – San Francisco 49ers, two NFL seasons He returns in 2007 for his sec- Drew Caylor, C – Baltimore Ravens, one NFL season ond season as the offensive coordi- Mike Utley, OL – consensus first-team All-American nator and offensive line coach. , OT – Played 11 NFL seasons Under his direction, the Spartans Keith Sims, OL – Played 11 NFL seasons made numerous strides in total offense, points scored and, Pat Beach, TE – Played 11 NFL seasons specifically, offensive line play. Frank Garcia, OL – Played 10 NFL seasons Prior to his arrival, San Jose State allowed 29 sacks in 2004. Gene Williams, OG – Played 10 NFL seasons The last two years, the Spartans surrendered just 31 total sacks. , OL – 1984 Morris Trophy Award winner Consistent blocking also helped the Spartans produce their first , OL – 1996 Morris Trophy Award winner 1,000-yard rusher since 2000. Tackle Matt Cantu became the team’s first offensive lineman since 2003 to receive All-Western Bowl & All-Star Participation Athletic Conference recognition. 2006 New Mexico Bowl (coach) Morton began his coaching 1998 Oahu Bowl (coach) career in 1975 as a Washington State 1997 Aloha Bowl (coach) University graduate assistant. He 1996 Holiday Bowl (coach) was promoted to a full-time assis- 1995 Sun Bowl (coach) tant coach at his alma mater in 1977 1993 Rose Bowl (coach) where he spent the next 10 seasons. 1991 Blue-Gray All-Star Classic (coach) Then, Morton moved to Iowa State 1981 Holiday Bowl (coach) University for five seasons (1987- 91). He returned to the Pac-10 in 1992, joining the University of Washington staff as offensive line coach. After seven seasons and five bowl appearances, he moved to the University of Southern California (1999-2000). He was at the University of Nevada (2001) before completing three seasons (2002-2004) as the Stanford University offensive line coach. Morton has coached five Pac-10 Morris Trophy winners, signifying the conference’s best lineman; four first-team All- America players, and NFL first-round draft choices Kwame Harris of Stanford and Lincoln Kennedy of Washington. As a player, he was a center and offensive on the 1973 and 1974 Washington State teams. He graduated in 1977 as a physical education major. Steve and his wife, Karen, have two adult children. Their son, Beau, lives in the Seattle area as does their daughter, Bethany, and son-in-law, Zechariah Bordon. Steve and Karen Morton

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They played for Coach Nash , TB – Dallas Cowboys, two NFL seasons Kris Richard, CB – Played five NFL seasons Jashon Sykes, LB – Played two NFL seasons Charles Nash Deoncé Whitaker, TB – Played two CFL seasons Jemeel Powell, DB – Played one NFL season Running Backs Coach Jarmar Julien, RB – Played one NFL season

Bowl Participation 2006 New Mexico Bowl harles Nash enters his seventh season working with the San Jose State University football team. He returns in a Cfamiliar role - running backs coach for the Spartans. In 2006, Nash served as the assistant football strength and conditioning coach. In his first five seasons at San Jose State, he coached four all-conference selections. Tyson Thompson enters 2007 in his third season with the Dallas Cowboys. Yonus Davis returns for his senior year with the Spartans. Nash joined the San Jose State staff in 2001 after coaching football and track and field and serving as a high school athlet- ics director in the area. In 2000, his Inglewood High team set a state of California record rushing for 7,003 yards in 14 games. Nash also coached at Serra High in Gardena, Calif., Beverly Hills (Calif.) High and Fremont High in Beverly Hills. The Spartan coach earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona majoring in business administration. He went on to earn a master’s degree in educational administration from National University. As a wide receiver at Arizona (1974-76), he was a second- team All-Western Athletic Conference choice. The Cleveland Browns chose him in the 11th round of the 1977 NFL Draft. He played for the Browns in 1978 and the Washington Redskins in 1979. He and his wife, Shirley, are the parents of two adult chil- dren. Charles, Jr., a graduate of Northern Arizona University, lives in Tucson, Ariz. Nadra, their daughter, recently earned a master’s degree in biomedical science from Barry University in Miami Shores, Fla.

Charles Nash facts Born: August 30, 1954, in Dallas, Texas 2006 San Jose State University football strength & conditioning assistant coach 2001-05 San Jose State University running backs coach 1999-2000 Inglewood (Calif.) High School head football coach/director of athletics 1994-1998 Junipero Serra High School (Gardena, Calif.) head football coach/director of athletics 1992-93 Beverly Hills (Calif.) High School receivers coach 1989-1991 Fremont High School (Beverly Hills, Calif.) running backs coach Charles and Shirley Nash www.sjsuspartans.com 17 Coaching Staff

Jeff Gordon Kinji Green Graduate Assistant – Graduate Assistant – Offense Defense

eff Gordon is in his fourth season as a San Jose State inji Green is in his second season working with the San University football staff member. In 2007, his second season Jose State University football coaching staff. In 2007, he Jas a graduate assistant, Gordon will be working with the Kwill be the graduate assistant working with the defense. offense. During the Spartans’ 2006 New Mexico Bowl-winning season, Previously, he was an he was an operations assistant. undergraduate assistant in Green was a four-year 2004 working with the offen- starting defensive lineman on sive linemen. In 2005, he was the San Jose State teams (2002- a staff assistant. A year ago, 05). As a senior, he was named he was a graduate assistant a co-captain, the team’s ‘Most who also served as the tight Valuable Player’ and was a sec- ends coach. ond team All-Western Athletic The native of Iowa City, Conference selection. Iowa, was a starting offen- Originally, a walk-on offensive sive lineman for the Spartans lineman in 2001, he received in 2002 and 2003. He played the ‘Outstanding Scout Team’ both tackle positions and award as he learned the defen- served as a long snapper. sive tackle position during his Gordon began his col- redshirt season. In 2002, The lege career at Northern Illinois University in 1999 and redshirt- Sporting News named him to ed the season. He transferred to the University of Iowa in 2000 its Western Athletic Conference and then to Iowa Central College for his sophomore year. He (WAC) all-freshman team. was a 2001 first-team All-Iowa Community College Athletic He completed his college career playing in the 2006 Hula Conference selection. Bowl and went on to earn a spot on the San Jose SaberCats and An all-state football selection while attending Iowa City the practice rosters for the 2006 (Iowa) West High School, Gordon helped Iowa West win state League season. championships in football and basketball his senior year. He The 2005 San Jose State University graduate majored in was recruited by Air Force, Iowa and Iowa State. kinesiology. He was a four-time San Jose State University The 2005 San Jose State University graduate majored in his- ‘Scholar-Athlete,’ a three-time WAC ‘All-Academic’ team hon- tory. He has particular interests in American history and the his- oree and was named to the 2004 and 2005 CoSIDA Academic tory of Western Civilization. Gordon is working towards a mas- All-District VIII football teams. Kinji is pursuing a master’s ter’s degree at San Jose State in international tourism. degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise physiology.

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Chris Holder Jeb Burns Director of Associate Head Strength & Athletic Trainer - Conditioning Football

hris Holder was named San Jose State University director eb Burns has worked with high school, college and profes- of strength and conditioning in April, 2007. A staff mem- sional football teams in his 15 years as an athletic trainer. Cber since January 2006, he originally joined the Spartans’ JHeading into his 11th season with the Spartans, he is in his athletics staff as the director of football strength and condition- seventh year as the primary contact for all football-related ath- ing. His impact was noticeable in the team’s New Mexico Bowl- letic training matters. winning season. The highly-conditioned Spartans shut out five Burns is certified by the National Athletic Trainers opponents in the second half and recorded four comeback victo- Association and the National Strength and Conditioning ries a year ago. Association. He also has worked for the Oakland Raiders, Holder came to San Jose Sacramento State, Santa Rosa College and the Baptist Hospital State after spending four Sports Medicine Center in Nashville, Tenn., where he worked football seasons (2002-05) at with the Tennessee Titans. Cal Poly as the strength and The 1996 graduate of California State University, conditioning head coach. He Sacramento, earned his master’s degree from San Jose State and his two-person staff University in 1998. designed and implemented the strength and conditioning programs for the 500-mem- ber Mustang student-athlete population. The progress was most notable in football. Cal Poly produced three consecu- Taylor Hanohano tive winning seasons in foot- ball from (2003-05) for the Director of first time in 25 years and Equipment Services advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division I-AA play- offs in 2005. Six Mustang football players were named to 2005 Division I-AA All-American teams. In his eighth year as a strength and conditioning coach, he began his professional career at Eastern Kentucky University in January 2000 as an intern working with the football and volley- aylor Hanohano joined the Spartans’ athletics staff in 2005 ball teams. Holder moved to Cal Poly in May 2000 as a strength as the director of equipment services. He carried 10 years and conditioning coach. He was the assistant strength and con- Tof pro football and major college experience with him to ditioning coach at Appalachian State University the first half of San Jose State. the 2002 calendar year before returning to Cal Poly. Prior to the 2007 season, Hanohano served as the equip- The 2000 graduate of Eastern Kentucky University majored ment manager for USA Football’s participation in the World in physical education and earned a master’s degree in kinesiolo- Championship of American Football hosted by Japan. gy from Cal Poly in 2005. He was a starting center for the Hanohano worked for the San Francisco 49ers for three sea- Colonels’ 1997 and 1999 football teams. The 1997 Eastern sons (2003-05) as an assistant equipment manager and for the Kentucky team was the Ohio Valley Conference champion. Arizona Cardinals as an intern from 1999 through 2001. Holder is certified by the National Strength and The 1999 graduate of Northern Arizona University majored Conditioning Association and is a Russian Kettlebell certified in liberal science. As an undergraduate, Hanohano served as the instructor. In 2007, he was promoted to RKC-Team Leader, the interim equipment manager his senior year. He also was an second highest distinction a Russian Kettlebell certified instruc- assistant equipment manager at UCLA (2001-03). tor can achieve. Only 31 people in the world have reached this He earned his equipment manager’s certification (E.M.,C.) level of achievement. He also is certified in CPR (cardiopul- from the Athletic Equipment Managers Association in 2001. monary resuscitation) and first aid by the American Red Cross. Taylor and his wife, Cate, have two sons, Kaimana and Nainoa.

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Mike Lane Wendy Dunn Football Football Operations Equipment Manager Coordinator

ike Lane has served as the San Jose State University endy Dunn was named San Jose State University’s football equipment manager since 2001. Now in his football operations coordinator in July, 2007. She is in M14th season with the Spartans, he was an assistant Wher third season working with the football program. equipment manager for three years and a student assistant for Dunn had served as an administrative support coordinator for four seasons. the team since August 2005. Lane has worked for the as a stick boy and Her football work experience includes four seasons (2001- for the “Offense-Defense” football camps 04) with the San Jose SaberCats of the . that served players from ages 6 to 18. With the Sharks, he was She was involved in player contract preparation, compliance, responsible for player stick repair, bench set-up at practice and payroll, team travel and special events. The SaberCats won games and locker room facilities at home games. Arena Bowl championships in 2002 and 2004. A member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association The graduate of Miami University was a double major in since 1998, he earned his equipment manager’s certification health and sport studies and business. As an undergraduate, she (E.M.,C.) in 2002. He also worked at several East-West Shrine worked in sports marketing and with the Redhawks’ women’s Games and for the Silicon Valley Football Classic. basketball program. Dunn went on to earn her master’s degree from San Jose State in sports management. Dunn also worked as a business manager for the minor league baseball team and was a band and cheer coordinator at the 2007 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship San Jose Regional. Doug Osumi Video Coordinator

oug Osumi, who has 16 years of experience in college and professional video production, is in his third season Das the San Jose State University athletics’ video coordi- Freddy McCutcheon Ezekiel Staples Bryan McGinnis nator. Football Operations Football Operations Student Assistant Osumi came to the Spartans after serving five seasons as Assistant Assistant the video director/producer for the University of California ath- letics department. Besides his work at Cal, Osumi has worked for the San Francisco 49ers as a video assistant during mini- camps and training camps. The 1992 graduate of California State University, Chico, began his career in athletics as an assistant football coach at Chico (Calif.) High School in 1990. He moved on to a similar position at Marin Catholic High School in 1991. His first foray into video production was in 1992 when he was appointed an assistant football coach at San Francisco State University. Three seasons later, he returned to Chico State in 1995 as an assistant coach and video coordinator. John Ralston Dan Unruh Osumi earned his master’s degree from Chico State in 1996 Special Assistant to Equipment Room and went on to become video coordinator at the University of the Football Staff Assistant Hawai’i for the 1997 and 1998 school years.

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous Schools Numerical 2 Jay Atkins S 6-0 185 FR Mountain View, Calif./Homestead HS Roster 7 Michael Avila WR 5-9 165 FR Seaside, Calif./Seaside HS 1 Josh Harrison, WR 18 Joe Bates S 6-1 190 JR Oakland, Calif./Laney College, Skyline HS 2 Sean Flynn, QB 88 *Jalal Beauchman WR 6-4 220 SO San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 2 Jay Atkins, S 69 ***John Booker OG 6-4 345 SR Hayward, Calif./Hayward HS 3 David Marrero, WR 23 ***David Bowen CB 6-0 185 SR New Orleans, La./McDonough 35 HS 4 Michael Hooper, WR 5 Chad Bozzo QB 6-0 215 SO Salinas, Calif./Palma HS 5 Chad Bozzo, QB 59 Eric Bucholz LB 6-1 225 FR San Francisco, Calif./Lowell HS 6 Kevin Jurovich, WR 43 *James Callier, Jr. RB 6-0 225 JR Los Angeles, Calif./Warren HS 7 Michael Avila, WR 42 ***James T. Callier RB 6-0 220 SR Los Angeles, Calif./Warren HS 8 David Richmond, WR Austin Carter CB 5-10 170 SO Pomona, Calif./Mt. San Antonio College, 9 Jeff Clark, TE San Jose State U., Claremont HS 10 Jared Strubeck, PK 35 ***Matt Castelo LB 5-10 228 SR San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 11 Kyle Flynn, WR 79 *Ronnie Castillo OG 6-0 292 SO Santa Fe Springs, Calif./Saint Paul HS 12 Jordan LaSecla, QB 31 *Dimitrous Chattman S 6-0 190 JR San Diego, Calif./Mission Bay HS 13 Myles Eden, QB 9 *Jeff Clark TE 6-5 250 SR Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College, 14 Travis Jones, LB South Torrance HS 15 Waylon Prather, P 16 Jerrayl Hamilton, CB 43 Steven Claxton CB 5-9 172 JR Compton, Calif./Fresno City College, 17 Adam Tafralis, QB Gahr HS 18 Joe Bates, S 93 *Justin Cole DE 6-3 240 SO Chino Hills, Calif./Chino Hills HS 19 , S 38 *Dante Collins RB 5-11 205 SR Modesto, Calif./Modesto College, 20 Jacob French, RB Johansen HS 21 Patrick Perry, RB 94 *Kalvin Cressel DT 6-4 282 SO Los Angeles, Calif./Franklin HS 22 Andrew Ryan, S 66 *Chris Danser OT 6-6 290 JR Los Gatos, Calif./Los Gatos HS 23 David Bowen, CB 96 *Adonis Davis DT 6-1 295 SO Lynwood, Calif./Crenshaw HS 24 Devin Newsome, CB 34 ***Yonus Davis TB 5-7 185 SR Oakland, Calif./Skyline HS 25 Dwight Lowery, CB 13 Myles Eden QB 6-1 182 SO Canyon Lake, Calif./Temescal Canyon HS 26 Mohamed Marah, RB 73 Ailao Eliapo DT 6-2 320 FR South San Francisco, Calif./ 27 Jonathan Harris, S South San Francisco HS 28 Alex Germany, CB 55 *Brian Elledge LB 6-3 210 JR Newhall, Calif./Hart HS 29 Christoper Owens, CB 32 Pompey Festejo S 6-0 200 FR Benicia, Calif./Benicia HS 30 Kyler O’Neal, LB 11 Kyle Flynn WR 6-2 205 JR Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College, 31 Dimitrous Chattman, S South Torrance HS 32 Pompey Festejo, S 2 Sean Flynn QB 6-4 220 SR Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College, 33 Dominique South Torrance HS Hunsucker, S 20 *Jacob French RB 5-10 205 SR San Jose, Calif./Foothill College, Pioneer HS 34 Yonus Davis, RB 67 Pablo Garcia DT 6-2 290 FR San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty HS 35 Matt Castelo, LB 28 Alex Germany CB 5-9 160 FR Palm Desert, Calif./Palm Desert HS 37 Antonio Walker, CB 74 **David Giesen OG 6-2 288 SR San Diego, Calif./San Pasqual HS 38 Dante Collins, RB 97 *Aaron Gilbert DT 6-3 290 SO Half Moon Bay, Calif./Half Moon Bay HS 39 Cameron Island, RB 53 **Jarron Gilbert DE 6-6 280 JR Chino, Calif./Chino HS 40 Grant Izokovic, LS 48 *Ryno Gonzalez LB 6-1 215 SO Loomis, Calif./Maidu HS, Del Oro HS 41 Ryan McHale, DE 42 James T. Callier, RB 16 Jerrayl Hamilton CB 5-11 195 FR Carson, Calif./San Bernardino HS, St. John 43 James Callier, Jr., RB Bosco HS 43 Steven Claxton, CB 27 Jonathan Harris S 6-0 190 JR Oakland, Calif./College of San Mateo, 45 John Smith, LB James Logan HS 46 Demetrius Jones, LB 85 Julian Harris TE 6-2 250 SO Salinas, Calif./U. of San Diego, Palma HS 47 Retired number 1 Josh Harrison WR 5-11 170 FR Oxnard, Calif./Rio Mesa HS 48 Ryno Gonzalez, LB 4 Michael Hooper WR 5-9 163 SR Los Angeles, Calif./Culver City HS 49 Marcus Keli, DE 33 *Dominique Hunsucker S 5-10 194 SO San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 50 Charles Ohaeri, LB 95 *Carl Ihenacho DE 6-3 245 SO Los Angeles, Calif./Serra HS

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous Schools 51 Chris Reese, LB 19 Duke Ihenacho S 6-1 200 FR Los Angeles, Calif./Serra HS 52 Retired number 39 *Cameron Island RB 5-9 187 SO Oakland, Calif./Skyline HS 53 Jarron Gilbert, DE 40 **Grant Izokovic LS 6-0 250 SR Benicia, Calif./Arizona State U., Benicia HS 54 David Lomu, DE 46 ***Demetrius Jones LB 6-1 230 SR Los Angeles, Calif./Dorsey HS 55 Brian Elledge, LB 14 *Travis Jones LB 6-1 220 SO Atascadero, Calif./Atascadero HS 56 Braden Storaasli, LB 6 *Kevin Jurovich WR 6-0 183 JR San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 57 Jason Swisher, LB 49 Marcus Keli DE 6-2 250 JR Oceanside, Calif./Santa Rosa College, 58 Retired number Chaparral HS 59 Eric Bucholz, LB 60 Andres Vargas, OG 65 Fred Koloto OG 6-3 290 FR Palo Alto, Calif./Palo Alto HS 61 Ryan Simone, C 87 John Konye TE 6-4 270 FR Hermosa Beach, Calif./Redondo Union HS 62 DeShaun McGregor, DE 12 Jordan LaSecla QB 6-3 198 FR Newbury Park, Calif./Newbury Park HS 64 Joe Zusin, OT 72 Isaac Leatiota OG 6-4 295 FR Sunnyvale, Calif./Wilcox HS 65 Fred Koloto, OL 75 Steve Lightsy OT 6-4 320 JR Hauula, Hawaii/Fresno City College 66 Chris Danser, OT Kahuku HS 67 Norman Romero, OL 54 *David Lomu DE 6-2 235 SR Redwood City, Calif./College of San Mateo, 67 Pablo Garcia, DT Sequoia HS 68 Justin Paysinger, C 25 *Dwight Lowery CB 6-1 185 SR Santa Cruz, Calif./Cabrillo College, 69 John Booker, OG Soquel HS 70 Robbie Reed, C 83 Colin Maher WR 6-1 192 SO Morgan Hill, Calif./Valley Christian HS, 71 Jibri Sharp, OT Bellarmine Prep 72 Isaac Leatiota, OG 90 George Manai DT 6-2 250 SR San Jose, Calif./Foothill College, Ouachita 73 Ailao Eliapo, DT Baptist U., Oak Grove HS 74 David Giesen, OG 26 Mohamed Marah RB 6-0 263 SO San Jose, Calif./Oak Grove HS 75 Steve Lightsy, OT 82 **Nick Marchini TE 6-2 280 SR LeGrand, Calif./LeGrand HS 76 Moa Ngatuvai, DT 3 David Marrero WR 5-10 190 Grad Parkland, Fla./Stanford U., 77 Bradis McGriff, OT St. Thomas Aquinas HS 78 Liam Smith, DT 62 DeShaun McGregor DE 6-2 240 SR Fairfield, Calif./Armijo HS 79 Ronnie Castillo, OG 77 *Bradis McGriff OT 6-6 355 JR Vallejo, Calif./Arizona State U., Vallejo HS 81 Terrance Williams, WR 41 Ryan McHale DE 6-1 220 SR Fountain Valley, Calif./Long Beach State U., 82 Nick Marchini, TE Fountain Valley HS 83 Colin Maher, WR 24 Devin Newsome CB 5-10 165 FR North Highlands, Calif./Roseville HS 85 Julian Harris, TE 76 Moa Ngatuvai DT 6-2 325 FR San Leandro, Calif./San Leandro HS 87 John Konye, TE 50 Charles Ohaeri LB 5-11 230 FR San Bernardino, Calif./ 88 Jalal Beauchman, WR St. Thomas Aquinas HS 90 George Manai, DT 91 Jerome Pulu, DT 30 Kyler O’Neal LB 5-11 200 FR Oakland, Calif./McClymonds HS 92 Wilburn 29 **Christopher Owens CB 5-10 170 JR Los Angeles, Calif./Dorsey HS Willoughby, DT 68 **Justin Paysinger C 6-1 298 JR Los Angeles, Calif./Beverly Hills HS 93 Justin Cole, DE 21 **Patrick Perry RB 5-10 205 JR Los Angeles, Calif./Banning HS 94 Kalvin Cressel, DT 15 ***Waylon Prather P 6-3 225 SR Felton, Calif./San Lorenzo Valley HS 95 Carl Ihenacho, DE 91 *Jerome Pulu DT 6-3 280 SR Hayward, Calif./Hayward HS 96 Adonis Davis, DT 70 Robbie Reed C 6-3 290 FR Claremont, Calif./Cheshire Academy, 97 Aaron Gilbert, DT Claremont HS 98 Mark Williams, DE 51 **Chris Reese LB 5-9 205 JR East Palo Alto, Calif./St. Francis HS 99 Justin Willis, DT 8 David Richmond WR 6-4 200 JR Anaheim, Calif./Santa Ana College, Austin Carter, CB Garden Grove HS 67 Norman Romero OL 6-1 265 FR South Gate, Calif./South Gate HS 22 Andrew Ryan S 6-0 195 JR Belmont, Calif./College of San Mateo, Serra HS 71 *Jibri Sharp OT 6-3 350 SR Oakland, Calif./Laney College, Skyline HS 61 *Ryan Simone C 6-3 306 SR San Diego, Calif./Helix HS 45 *John Smith LB 6-0 232 JR Richmond, Calif./DeAnza HS www.sjsuspartans.com 23 Roster Information/Pronunciation Guide

78 Liam Smith DT 6-5 250 SO Los Gatos, Calif./Santa Monica College, Los Gatos HS 56 Braden Storaasli LB 6-0 213 FR Kapolei, Hawaii/Damien Memorial HS 10 **Jared Strubeck PK 5-8 176 JR Camarillo, Calif./Rio Mesa HS 57 Jason Swisher LB 6-0 216 FR Walnut Creek, Calif./Las Lomas HS 17 ***Adam Tafralis QB 6-2 219 SR San Bruno, Calif./Mills HS 60 Andres Vargas OG 6-4 280 FR San Carlos, Calif./St. Francis HS 37 Antonio Walker CB 5-8 175 FR San Bernardino, Calif./Pacific HS 98 Mark Williams DE 6-0 240 SO Altadena, Calif./John Muir HS 81 Terrance Williams WR 6-5 225 SO Miami, Fla./City College of San Francisco, Eastern Illinois U., Noland HS 99 *Justin Willis DT 6-1 305 SO San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 92 Wilburn Willoughby DT 6-1 280 FR Los Angeles, Calif./John Marshall HS 64 Joe Zusin OT 6-5 310 SO Petaluma, Calif./Casa Grande HS

* – Letters earned HEAD COACH: Dick Tomey ASSISTANT COACHES: Marcus Arroyo, Brent Brennan, Keith Burns, Gary Emanuel, Dave Fipp, Jeff Hammerschmidt, Ken Margerum, Steve Morton, Charles Nash GRADUATE ASSISTANTS: Jeff Gordon, Kinji Green

Returning Bradis McGriff, OT Charles Ohaeri, LB Letterwinners (42) Christopher Owens, CB Pronunciation Guide Robbie Reed, C Jalal Beauchman, WR Justin Paysinger, C Michael Avila...... AH-vill-ah Norman Romero, OL John Booker, OG Patrick Perry, RB Jalal Beauchman ...... BEACH-mun Braden Storaasli, LB David Bowen, CB Waylon Prather, P Chad Bozzo...... BAH-zoe Jason Swisher, LB James T. Callier, RB Chris Reese, LB Eric Bucholz...... BUCK-holtz Newcomers (27) James Callier, Jr., RB Jibri Sharp, OT James Callier ...... CAL-yer Jay Atkins, S Matt Castelo, LB Ryan Simone, C Ronnie Castillo...... CASS-tee-yo Michael Avila, WR Ronnie Castillo, OG John Smith, LB Yonus Davis ...... YAH-nus Joe Bates, S Dimitrous Chattman, S Jared Strubeck, PK Ailao Eliapo...... EYE-lau E-lee-ah-poe Austin Carter, CB Jeff Clark, TE Adam Tafralis, QB Pompey Festejo ...... FEH-stay-oh Ailao Eliapo, DL Justin Cole, DE Justin Willis, DT David Giesen ...... GHEE-sun Kyle Flynn, WR Dante Collins, RB Jarron Gilbert ...... JAH-ron Gilbert Pablo Garcia, DT Kalvin Cressel, DT Squad Members (10) Carl & Duke Ihenacho ...... EE-ah-NAH-cho Alex Germany, CB Chris Danser, OT Chad Bozzo, QB Grant Izokovic...... EYE-zoe-COE-vick Jerrayl Hamilton, CB Adonis Davis, DT Myles Eden, QB Kevin Jurovich...... JUR-oh-VITCH Jonathan Harris, S Yonus Davis, RB Sean Flynn, QB Marcus Keli ...... KEY-lee Julian Harris, TE Brian Elledge, LB Michael Hooper, WR John Konye ...... KAHN-nee Josh Harrison, WR Jacob French, RB Colin Maher, WR Isaac Leatiota ...... LEE-ah-TEE-oh-tah Duke Ihenacho, S David Giesen, OG Mohamed Marah, RB David Lomu ...... LOW-moo Marcus Keli, DE Aaron Gilbert, DT DeShaun McGregor, DE Colin Maher ...... MAH-hur Fred Koloto, OL Jarron Gilbert, DE Ryan McHale, DE George Manai ...... Ma-NIGH Isaac Leatiota, OL Ryno Gonzalez, LB Mark Williams, DE Mohamed Marah ...... Ma-RAH Steve Lightsy, OL Dominique Joe Zusin, OT Nick Marchini ...... MAR-key- George Manai, DE Hunsucker, S Bradis McGriff...... BRAY-diss McGriff Moa Ngatuvai, DT Carl Ihenacho, DE Returning Redshirts Moa Ngatuvai ...... NAH-too-vye David Richmond, WR Cameron Island, RB (11) Charles Ohaeri ...... Oh-hair-ree Andrew Ryan, S Grant Izokovic, LS Eric Bucholz, LB Waylon Prather ...... PRAY-thur Liam Smith, DT Demetrius Jones, LB Steven Claxton, CB Jerome Pulu...... POO-lou Andres Vargas, OG Kevin Jurovich, WR Pompey Festejo, S Jibri Sharp ...... JA-bree Antonio Walker, CB David Lomu, DE John Konye, TE Ryan Simone...... SIM-own Terrance Williams, WR Dwight Lowery, CB Jordan LaSecla, QB Braden Storaasli ...... STORE-rass-lee Wilburn Willoughby, DT Nick Marchini, TE Devin Newsome, CB Jared Strubeck ...... STREW-beck Adam Tafralis ...... TAH-fral-ISS Dick Tomey ...... TOE-me Joe Zusin ...... ZOO-sin

24 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Opening Fall Depth Chart

29 Christopher Owens C (5-10, 170, JR, 2V) OFFENSE 88 Jalal Beauchman B 24 Devin Newsome DEFENSE (6-4, 220, SO, 1V) or W (5-10, 165, FR, RS) 6 Kevin Jurovich R (6-0, 183, JR, 1V)

48 Ryno Gonzalez 34 Yonus Davis 69 John Booker 95 Carl Ihenacho L (6-1, 215, SO, 1V) (5-7, 185, SR, 3V) or L D R (6-4, 345, SR, 3V) or (6-3, 245, SO, 1V) B 51 Chris Reese 21 Patrick Perry 66 Chris Danser T E 54 David Lomu (5-9, 205, JR, 2V) (5-10, 205, JR, 2V) B (6-6, 290, JR, 1V) (6-2, 235, SR, 1V) 39 Cameron Island (5-9, 187, SO, 1V) 91 Jerome Pulu 79 Ronnie Castillo (6-3, 280, SR, 1V) (6-0, 292, SO, 1V) L D 94 Kalvin Cressel 72 Isaac Leatiota G T (6-4, 282, SO, 1V) or (6-4, 295, FR, HS) 97 Aaron Gilbert (6-3, 290, SO, 1V)

17 Adam Tafralis 68 Justin Paysinger 35 Matt Castelo (6-2, 219, SR, 3V) Q (6-1, 298, JR, 2V) (5-10, 228, SR, 3V) 33 Dominique 2 Sean Flynn 61 Ryan Simone C L 14 Travis Jones B Hunsucker (6-4, 220, SR, SQ) (6-3, 306, SR, 1V) B (6-1, 220, SO, 1V) or 57 Jason Swisher S (5-10, 194, SO, 1V) (6-0, 216, FR, RS) 32 Pompey Festejo (6-0, 200, FR, RS) 69 John Booker (6-4, 345, JR, 3V) or R 96 Adonis Davis 72 Isaac Leatiota D (6-4, 295, FR, HS) G (6-1, 295, SO, 1V) 74 David Giesen T 99 Justin Willis (6-2, 288, SR, 2V) (6-1, 305, SO, 1V)

42 James T. Callier (6-0, 220, SR, 3V) R 77 Bradis McGriff 53 Jarron Gilbert R (6-6, 280, JR, 2V) 26 Mohamed Marah B (6-6, 355, JR, 1V) D (6-0, 263, SO, SQ) 64 Joe Zusin 93 Justin Cole T (6-3, 240, SO, 1V) or (6-5, 310, SO, SQ) E 22 Andrew Ryan 49 Marcus Keli (6-0, 195, JR, JC) (6-2, 250, JR, JC) S 31 Dimitrous Chattman 9 Jeff Clark (6-0, 190, JR, 1V) (6-5, 250, SR, 1V) T 46 Demetrius Jones 85 Julian Harris E (6-1, 230, SR, 3V) (6-2, 250, SO, TR) L 56 Braden Storaasli B (6-0, 213, FR, RS) or 55 Brian Elledge 4 Michael Hooper (6-3, 210, JR, 1V) (5-9, 163, SR, SQ) W 20 Jacob French R (5-10, 205, SR, 1V) 25 Dwight Lowery C (6-1, 185, SR, 1V) B 23 David Bowen 15 Waylon Prather (6-0, 185, SR, 3V) P (6-3, 225, SR, 3V) 10 Jared Strubeck P (5-8, 176, JR, 2V) K www.sjsuspartans.com 25 Season Outlook

ew programs have improved like Spartans gave up 20.8 points per San Jose State University recent- “Facing the toughest game – more than an 11-point Fly. The Spartans head into 2007 improvement per game over 2005 with the afterglow of their first win- schedule since we’ve and nearly 22 fewer points per ning season since 2000 and first bowl- been here, we have to be contest than in 2004. There is game victory since 1990 as the win- greatly improved. We’re proven quality at the core led by ners of the inaugural New Mexico linebacker Matt Castelo (5-10, Bowl. Nine wins in 2006 exceeded the working hard to make 228, SR, 3V) and extending to the University’s total for 2003, 2004 and that happen.” -- San perimeter with the outstanding 2005 combined. San Jose State’s suc- Jose State head coach cornerback tandem of Dwight cess in its last 15 games dating back to Lowery (6-1, 185, SR, 1V) and the end of Dick Tomey’s first season Dick Tomey Christopher Owens (5-10, 170, with the Spartans in 2005 is one of the JR, 2V). top-25 records in Division I’s Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). TAKING NOTHING FOR GRANTED Linebackers Even with one of its best core of Matt Castelo, 5-10, 228, SR, 3V returning players (42 letterwinners - 15 of “Facing the toughest schedule since Demetrius Jones, 6-1, 230, SR, 3V whom were starters) San Jose State has we’ve been here, we have to be greatly Ryno Gonzalez, 6-1, 215, SO, 1V had in years, the challenge to complete improved. We’re working hard to make Chris Reese, 5-9, 205, JR, 2V back-to-back winning records for the first that happen,” says head coach Dick Travis Jones, 6-1, 220, SO, 1V time in 15 seasons, capture a Western Tomey about his third season leading San Brian Elledge, 6-3, 210, JR, 1V Athletic Conference championship and Jose State and his 27th as a major college John Smith, 6-0, 232, JR, 1V experience another bowl game is daunt- head coach. Eric Bucholz, 6-1, 225, FR, RS ing. The Spartans open the season with Charles Ohaeri, 5-11, 230, FR, RS four straight games on the road as “Just because somebody did some- Braden Storaasli, 6-0, 213, FR, RS opposed to last year when the team thing one year doesn’t mean it’s going to Jason Swisher, 6-0, 216, FR, RS played four of its first five games at be automatic the next year. The good home. Five teams that played in a bowl news for me is when you come out and game last year are on the schedule Castelo has garnered recognition watch our players work, they are taking including non-conference opponents with his career average of 9.42 tackles per nothing for granted. They are not taking Arizona State and Kansas State to begin game - tops among all FBS returning for granted that we will be a better team. 2007. players. In 2006, the middle linebacker They are not taking for granted that we was second nationally in total tackles, a will pick up where we left off and be a Bowl Subdivision Teams second-team All-Western Athletic better team. They understand it will be a Win-Loss Records – Last 15 Games Conference choice, the New Mexico very difficult challenge and are working Bowl’s Defensive Most Valuable Player 1. Boise State 14-1 hard to meet that challenge.” Florida 14-1 and a member of ESPN.com’s All-Bowl Wisconsin 14-1 team. Starter Demetrius Jones (6-1, 230, Ohio State 14-1 SR, 3V), third on last year’s team with 9.0 5. Louisville 13-2 tackles for loss, Ryno Gonzalez (6-1, 215, West Virginia 13-2 SO, 1V), Chris Reese (5-9, 205, JR, 2V) TCU 13-2 and Travis Jones (6-1, 220, SO, 1V) should 8. USC 12-3 be four more key contributors at line- LSU 12-3 backer in 2007. Rutgers 12-3 Auburn 12-3 Hawai’i 12-3 Oklahoma 12-3 California 12-3 Boston College 12-3 Texas 12-3 17. SAN JOSE STATE 11-4 BYU 11-4 Michigan 11-4 Wake Forest 11-4 Virginia Tech 11-4 A DEFENSE CAPABLE OF MORE Notre Dame 11-4 Cornerbacks Dwight Lowery (left) and Central Michigan 11-4 As one of the nation’s most Christopher Owens combined for 13 Penn State 11-4 improved defensive teams a year ago, the interceptions in 2006. Navy 11-4

26 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Season Outlook

will be much improved, because we were Cornerbacks so young a year ago,” Tomey stated Quarterbacks Dwight Lowery, 6-1, 185, SR, 1V about the defensive line unit that is dom- Adam Tafralis, 6-2, 215, SR, 3V Christopher Owens, 5-10, 170, JR, 2V inated with sophomores. Chad Bozzo, 6-0, 215, SO, SQ David Bowen, 6-0, 185, SR, 3V Myles Eden, 6-1, 182, SO, SQ Devin Newsome, 5-10, 165, FR, RS Sean Flynn, 6-4, 220, SR, SQ Steven Claxton, 5-9, 172, JR, RS Jordan LaSecla, 6-3, 198, FR, RS Newcomers Defensive Ends Alex Germany, 5-9, 160, FR, HS Jarron Gilbert, 6-6, 280, JR, 2V tion was very much a question mark. I Antonio Walker, 5-8, 175, FR, HS Justin Cole, 6-3, 240, SO, 1V said the quarterback position would be Safeties Carl Ihenacho, 6-3, 245, SO, 1V better and it was,” remembers Tomey, Dimitrous Chattman, 6-0, 190, JR, 1V David Lomu, 6-3, 235, SR, 1V who welcomes the return of Sean Flynn Dominique Hunsucker, 5-10, 194, SO, 1V DeShaun McGregor, 6-2, 240, SR, SQ (6-4, 220, SR, SQ), Chad Bozzo (6-0, 215, Pompey Festejo, 6-0, 200, FR, RS Ryan McHale, 6-1, 220, SR, SQ SO, SQ), Myles Eden (6-1, 182, SO, SQ) Newcomers Mark Williams, 6-0, 240, SO, SQ and Jordan LaSecla (6-3, 198, FR, RS). Joe Bates, 6-1, 190, JR, JC Newcomers Flynn, Bozzo and Eden have seen game Jonathan Harris, 6-0, 190, JR, JC Marcus Keli, 6-2, 250, JR, JC action. Andrew Ryan, 6-0, 195, JR, JC Defensive Tackles Jay Atkins, 6-0, 185, FR, HS Adonis Davis, 6-1, 295, SO, 1V Two-time second-team All-WAC Duke Ihenacho, 6-1, 200, FR, HS Kalvin Cressel, 6-4, 282, SO, 1V choice Yonus Davis (5-7, 185, SR, 3V) Jerome Pulu, 6-3, 280, SR, 1V tops a group of six returning running No other pair of cornerbacks Justin Willis, 6-1, 305, SO, 1V backs. Davis averaged 6.28 yards per matched the 13 combined interceptions Aaron Gilbert, 6-3, 290, SO, 1V carry and rushed for 1,007 yards in 2006 . by Lowery and Owens last year. Lowery Newcomers James T. Callier (6-0, 222, SR, 3V) returns returns after a record-setting season with George Manai, 6-2, 250, SR, JC with three touchdown grabs and a 4.4 nine interceptions and first-team All- Liam Smith, 6-5, 250, SO, JC yards per carry average. Patrick Perry (5- America honors from the American Ailao Eliapo, 6-2, 320, FR, HS 10, 205, JR, 2V), second on the team in Football Coaches Association and the Moa Ngatuvai, 6-2, 325, FR, HS rushing with 444 yards, topped the Football Writers Association of America. Wilburn Willoughby, 6-1, 280, FR, HS Spartans with seven rushing touch- Owens had four interceptions, all of them downs. In all, the returning backs aver- in the final five games of 2006, as teams aged at least 4.0 yards per carry. shied away from Lowery’s direction.

Who plays with Owens and Lowery Running Backs in the secondary should be resolved as Yonus Davis, 5-7, 185, SR, 3V fall drills unfold. Andrew Ryan (6-0, 195, James T. Callier, 6-0, 220, SR, 3V JR, JC) joined the team in the spring and Patrick Perry, 5-10, 205, JR, 2V competed favorably with letterwinners Cameron Island, 5-9, 187, SO, 1V Dimitrous Chattman (6-0, 190, JR, 1V) Jacob French, 5-10, 205, SR, 1V and Dominique Hunsucker (5-10, 194, James Callier, Jr., 6-0, 225, JR, 1V SO, 1V) and redshirt Pompey Festejo (6- Dante Collins, 5-11, 205, SR, 1V 0, 200, FR, RS). Four more safety Quarterback Adam Tafralis (left) and running Mohamed Marah, 6-0, 263, SO, SQ prospects this fall will be on a fast track back Yonus Davis (right) look to repeat the to earn significant playing time. Spartans’ breakthrough season.

The Spartans hope the progress PLAYMAKERS RETURN ON OFFENSE The ball handlers benefit from an made by the team’s inexperienced group experienced group of offensive linemen of safeties matches or exceeds the rapid On offense, the Spartans feature a led by two-year starting center Justin growth of last year’s defensive line. successful and experienced record-setting Paysinger (6-1, 298, JR, 2V), named to Largely untested at the start of 2006, quarterback, one of only two returning the 2007 Rimington Award ‘watch list,’ seven freshmen keyed the defense’s players nationally to average 6.0 or more and three-year starter John Booker (6-4, surge off the ball. Overall, San Jose State yards per carry each of the last two sea- 345, SR, 3V). Booker is capable of playing returns 10 of its 12 rotating defensive sons and five offensive linemen with any of the guard and tackle positions in linemen. Ends Justin Cole (6-3, 240, SO, starting experience. Adam Tafralis (6-2, the San Jose State scheme. Ronnie 1V), a 2006 honorable mention freshman 219, SR, 3V) completed a school-record Castillo (6-0, 292, SO, 1V), Ryan Simone All-American who was credited with 9.5 65.6 percent of his passes, threw for 21 (6-3, 306, SR, 1V) and Bradis McGriff (6- tackles for loss, and Jarron Gilbert (6-6, touchdowns and finished 11th nationally 6, 355, JR, 1V) each started five or more 280, JR, 2V), whose 5.0 quarterback sacks in passing efficiency with a 155.13 rating, games a year ago. All-purpose player led the team, had the most playing time. the second best single-season figure at Jibri Sharp (6-3, 350, SR, 1V) along with the school, in a marvelous 2006 season. Chris Danser (6-6, 290, JR, 1V) and “Our line of scrimmage on defense “A year ago, the quarterback posi- David Giesen (6-2, 288, SR, 2V) also have www.sjsuspartans.com 27 Season Outlook starting experience at San Jose State. (6-0, 183, JR, 1V) moved from safety to tion, upped his accuracy and Newcomer Isaac Leatiota (6-4, 295, FR, wide receiver in the spring. Jacob French remained a crafty kickoff specialist. The HS) made a positive impression in spring (5-10, 205, SR, 1V), a running back a year Spartans have five onside kick recoveries practice and figures prominently in the ago, also spent much of spring practice as in Strubeck’s two seasons and lowered team’s plans. a wide receiver. the opponent’s kickoff return average for the second year in a row. In the middle of “The line of scrimmage on offense Prather and Strubeck’s success is long will be much improved, because we are snapper Grant Izkovic (6-0, 240, SR, 2V) Wide Receivers stronger,” says Tomey, who credits the who returns for his third season. Jalal Beauchman, 6-4, 220, SO, 1V continuity of and dedication to the Michael Hooper, 5-9, 163, SR, SQ team’s strength and conditioning pro- Kevin Jurovich, 6-0, 183, JR, 1V gram. Colin Maher, 6-1, 192, SO, SQ Specialists Newcomers Waylon Prather (P), 6-3, 225, SR, 3V Michael Avila, 5-9, 165, FR, HS Offensive Line Jared Strubeck (PK), 5-8, 176, JR, 2V Kyle Flynn, 6-2, 205, JR, JC Bradis McGriff (T), 6-6, 355, JR, 1V Grant Izokovic (LS), 6-0, 240, SR, 2V Chris Danser (T), 6-6, 290, JR, 1V Josh Harrison, 5-11, 170, FR, HS Jibri Sharp (T), 6-3, 350, SR, 1V David Marrero, 5-10, 190, Grad, TR Joe Zusin (T), 6-5, 310, SO, SQ David Richmond, 6-4, 200, JR, JC IT’S A NEW SEASON Justin Paysinger (C), 6-1, 298, JR, 2V Terrence Williams, 6-5, 225, JR, JC Ryan Simone (C), 6-3, 306,SR, 1V “Coming off a nine-win season, we Robbie Reed (C), 6-3, 290, FR, RS The Spartans signed five wide had to get our guys to understand that John Booker (G/T), 6-4, 345, SR, 3V receiver prospects last season, three from we are building an entirely new team. It Ronnie Castillo (G), 6-0, 292, SO, 1V the junior college ranks and two high has to be built one practice at a time,” David Giesen (G), 6-2, 288, SR, 2V school seniors, who expect to compete for says the Spartans’ head coach. “Each Norman Romero (G), 6-1, 265, FR, RS a spot in the playing rotation. David team is different. You can’t assume any- Newcomers Richmond (6-4, 200, JR, JC) was a junior thing. Isaac Leatiota (G), 6-4, 295, FR, HS college All-American. Michael Avila (5-9, Fred Koloto (G), 6-3, 290, FR, HS 165, FR, HS) and Josh Harrison (5-11, “Obviously, we’ve had players that Andres Vargas (G), 6-4, 280, FR, HS 170, FR, HS) qualified for the California played really well last year, look to be Steve Lightsy (T), 6-4, 320, JR, JC state high school track and field champi- incumbents at a position and look to be onships in the sprint events. difficult to unseat. That’s true, but all jobs are up for grabs, because some people Jeff Clark (6-5, 250, SR, 1V) tops a have changed physically and/or our group of returning tight ends. Clark needs are different. caught eight passes in 2006 and is capa- ble of a more prominent pass catching “We expect to be a better team than a role. Julian Harris (6-2, 250, SO, TR), year ago, but there is a lot of work to Nick Marchini (6-2, 280, SR, 2V) and make that a reality,” concludes Tomey on John Konye (6-4, 270, FR, RS) give the the 2007 Spartans. Spartans flexibility at the position.

Tight Ends Jeff Clark, 6-5, 250, SR, 1V Nick Marchini, 6-2, 280, SR, 2V John Konye, 6-4, 270, FR, RS Punter Waylon Prather and Jared Newcomers Strubeck are returning All-WAC players who Julian Harris, 6-2, 250, SO, TR are listed on the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) pre-season All-America Checklist. The greatest change offensively is at wide receiver. James Jones, a third-round SPECIAL TEAMS CORE INTACT draft choice of the Green Bay Packers, and John Broussard, picked in the sev- The Spartans also return the nucleus enth round by the Jacksonville Jaguars in of their special teams unit. Punter the 2007 NFL Draft, accounted for 122 Waylon Prather (6-3, 225, SR, 3V), a 2006 out of 187 receptions and 17 touchdown first-team All-WAC pick, helped San Jose catches. Jalal Beauchman (6-4, 220, SO, State improve 33 places in team net punt- 1V) and Michael Hooper (5-9, 163, SR, ing figure nationally with his 43.98 aver- SQ) played sparingly last year and com- age. Jared Strubeck (5-8, 176, JR, 2V), a bined for five receptions. Kevin Jurovich returning second-team All-WAC selec-

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Jay Atkins Joe Bates Safety Safety 2 6-0, 185, FR, HS 18 6-1, 190, JR, JC Mountain View, Calif. Oakland, Calif. Major – Undeclared Sociology Major

ay Atkins joins the San Jose State team this fall as a safety oe Bates comes to San Jose State this fall as a safety prospect prospect...Was the 2005 Santa Clara Valley League DeAnza from Laney College (Coaches Jay Uchiumi, Stan JDivision’s Outstanding Offensive Back playing for JPeters)...Moving from cornerback to safety for the Homestead High School in Cupertino, Calif. (Coach Charley Spartans...Came up with five pass interceptions and was an hon- Bostic), a San Francisco Chronicle honorable mention All-Metro orable mention all-conference player in 2005...Prepped at Skyline and an honorable mention All-Central Coast Section (CCS) High in Oakland, Calif., (Coaches Kevin Evans, John Beam) was pick...The two-sport letterwinner was a sprinter on the track and rated #11 in the Contra Costa Times ‘Cream of the Crop’ listing for field team... His dad, Jack Atkins, was a for Jackson the 2004 season...Also was a second-team All-Metro choice by the State University in the 1970’s...The native of Laurel, Miss., will be San Francisco Chronicle and a first-team all-city pick. 20-years-old in 2007. ates enjoys cooking Italian food dishes, watching The Food Network, and bird and deer hunting...Favorite chef on The BFood Network is Emeril Legasse...Joe would like to go to culinary school and possibly open a restaurant...One of his cousins is running back Travis Minor, who com- pleted his sixth season in the NFL...Is the first member of his fam- Michael Avila ily to attend college...The native of Oakland, Calif., will be 21- Wide Receiver years -old in 2007. 7 5-9, 165, FR, HS Seaside, Calif. Major – Undeclared Jalal Beauchman ichael Avila joins the Spartans this fall as a wide receiv- Wide Receiver er hopeful...Two-sport athlete who was named the 2007 88 6-4, 220, SO, 1V MMonterey Herald’s Male Athlete of the Year...Named the 2006 Co-Most Valuable Player of the Monterey Bay League...Set San Jose, Calif. 17 school football records at Seaside (Calif.) High School (Coach Major – Undeclared Alfred Avila)...As a senior, Avila accounted for 2,167 all-purpose yards and 25 touchdowns...He averaged 7.9 yards carry and alal Beauchman tops the scored six rushing touchdowns and caught 48 passes for 776 opening fall depth chart at yards and 10 more scores... Defensively, he was credited with 28 one of the wide receiver tackles, five pass break-ups and six pass interceptions...Also J positions...Saw action as a returned one kickoff and three punts for touchdowns...As a jun- reserve wide receiver and spe- ior, he caught 56 passes for 672 yards and seven touchdowns... At cial teams player as a first-time the end of the 2006 season, he was rated #17 by Scout.com among freshman in 2006…Appeared in wide receivers and #73 by Scout.com among defensive backs in nine games and closed the sea- California high schools. son with two receptions for 16 Central Coast Section sprint champion who competed in yards, all coming in the win the 2007 California state high school championships in over Cal Poly. the 100, 200 and 400 meter relay...Posted a lifetime best of A eauchman was first-team 10.76 in the 100 to finish 14th at the state championships...Won All-Central Coast Section the 200 meters at the Central Coast Section championships with a and the West Catholic 21.96 clocking and lowered his personal best to 21.86 in a qualify- B Athletic League’s 2005 ‘Receiver of the Year’…Also named to San ing heat at the state championships...The native of Monterey, Francisco Chronicle ‘All-Metro’ team after catching 49 passes for Calif., will be 19-years-old in 2007. 838 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior for Bellarmine Prep (San Jose) (Coach Mike Janda)…Two-sport letterwinner qualified

www.sjsuspartans.com 29 Player Profiles for the 2005 Central Coast Section Championships final in the high jump...His personal bests are 6-feet-6 in the high jump and Did You Know? 43-feet-8 in the triple jump…Jalal’s father, Leon Beauchman, was Some of the youngest players to start a football game for San a 6-foot-6 forward on the 1971-1973 San Jose State University bas- Jose State include: ketball teams…Beauchman is interested in a sports management • Heshimu Colar, CB, 17 years, 11 months, 2 days on career…Jalal is an Arabic name which means ‘glorious’ …The San September 17, 1988 Jose native turned-19 years-old in 2007. • Abdul-Salam Noah, DT, 17 years, 11 months, 27 days on September 14, 1996 • Adonis Davis, DT, 18 years, 1 day on October 28, 2006 BEAUCHMAN’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS • Chris Feesago (redshirt freshman), OG, 18 years, 21 days RECEIVING on September 5, 1998 YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD • John Booker, OG, 18 years, 1 month, 21 days on November 2006...FR 2 16 8.0 0 13, 2004

David Bowen Cornerback John Booker 6-0, 185, SR, 3V Offensive Guard 23 New Orleans, La. 69 6-4, 345, SR, 3V African-American Hayward, Calif. Studies Major Philosophy Major 2003 San Jose State Scholar-Athlete 2004 WAC All-Academic team avid Bowen appeared in every game during versatile performer, the 2006 season as a John Booker started at D special teams member and Athree different offensive reserve cornerback…Finished line positions in 2006: left guard, the year with eight tackles, right guard and right including one tackle for loss, tackle…Booker and Matt Cantu and one pass defensed…Bowen were the team’s only two offen- recorded a 2006 season-high sive linemen to start every game two tackles in the win over San Diego State…In 2005, he was in 2006…Entering 2007, Booker credited with nine tackles, most in special teams situations…In has 25 career starting assign- 2004, Bowen was a reserve safety credited with four tackles and ments for the Spartans…Booker one recovery. held down the right guard posi- owen lettered in football (Coaches Wayne Reese & Emmitt tion for the Spartans in Smith) and track at McDonough 35 High School in New 2005…His play contributed to Orleans, La…He competed in the 100 meters at the San Jose State yielding just 14 quarterback sacks and improving B Louisiana state championships, finishing seventh in 2003 and its ground attack the last half of the season…Booker is the second ninth in 2002...His best time in the 100 meters is 10.4...He is inter- known ‘true’ freshman to start at an offensive guard position for ested in pursuing a career as a promotions director…The the Spartans since freshman eligibility was restored in 1972…His Memphis, Tenn., native turned 23-years-old in 2007. first major college start was against Boise State on 11/13/2004...A 2004 WAC All-Academic team selection, he came to San Jose State BOWEN’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS after receiving second-team all-state honors at Hayward (Calif.) YEAR UT AT TOTAL SK FUM INT DEF High School (Coach Frank Moreno)…As a senior, he was a first- 2003...Redshirt team All-North Coast Section, All-Bay Area and all-league 2004...FR 3 1 4 0100 pick…The two-sport letterwinner also lettered in track and 2005...SO 7 2 9 0100 field...Booker, a native of Hayward, Calif., will be 21-years-old in 2006...JR 5 3 8 0 0 0 1 2007. CAREER 15 6 21 0201

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Chad Bozzo James (BAH-zoe) Callier, Jr. Quarterback Running Back 5 6-0, 215, SO, SQ 43 6-0, 225 JR, 1V Salinas, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Sociology Major Public Relations Major

decorated high school quarterback, Chad ames Callier, Jr. returns as a ABozzo enters his red- versatile running back and shirt sophomore season…Bozzo Jspecial teams member of the appeared in the win over Utah Spartans…He saw action in 11 State for his lone 2006 game games in 2006, rushing three action…In 2005, he saw action times for 11 yards and catching in each of the first three games one pass for five yards and one before an injury ended his sea- touchdown…His touchdown son…His best statistical game reception came in the Louisiana occurred at Illinois in which he Tech victory…At New Mexico completed 60 percent of his State, he caught a pass for the passes for 111 yards and was the team’s leading rusher…Threw a Spartans’ only two-point con- 27-yard touchdown pass against San Diego State…Bozzo version on the season...The scor- prepped at Palma High (Coach Jeff Carnazzo) in Salinas, Calif., ing play in the New Mexico where he won 33 games as the starting quarterback…Palma was State win marked the first time the 2003 Central Coast Section Division I champion and Bozzo since 1979 that a pair of brothers shared his league’s 2004 Most Valuable Player award...The three- scored points in the same game for San Jose State…Callier Jr. did sport letterwinner also lettered in baseball and track and not see any game action in 2005...A redshirt in 2004... Callier Jr. field...He was a 2005 league champion in the 100 meters…A was a football (Coach Joe Biagioni) and track and field letterwin- Salinas native, he will be 21 years-old during the 2007 season. ner at Warren High in Downey, Calif…Active in San Jose State campus activities, he has served on the Campus Village BOZZO’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS Council…The Los Angeles native turned 21-years-old in 2007. PASSING YEAR ATT. COMP. INT Pct. YDS. TD 2005...FR 13 33 1 39.4 155 1 CALLIER’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS 2006...Redshirt 0 0 0 00.0 0 0 RUSHING RUSHING YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD 2004...Redshirt 2005...FR 12 55 4.6 0 2005...FR 0 0 0.0 0 2006...Redshirt 0 0 0.0 0 2006...SO 3 11 3.7 0 RECEIVING YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD 2005...FR 0 0 0.0 0 Eric Bucholz 2006...SO 1 5 5.0 1 Linebacker 59 6-1, 225, FR, RS San Francisco, Calif. Kinesiology Major

ric Bucholz will compete for playing time as a linebacker in 2007…Redshirted 2006 as a true freshman...Cited as one of Etwo Scout Team award recipients at the annual awards ban- quet…Bucholz prepped at Lowell High in San Francisco (Coaches Danny Chan and Jason Krolikowski)…Was a 2005 hon- orable mention ‘All-Metro’ pick by the San Francisco Chronicle …He is interested in a firefighting career…The San Francisco The Callier brothers both scored in the 2006 New Mexico State win. native will be 21-years-old in 2007. www.sjsuspartans.com 31 Player Profiles

action…Originally a line- Did You Know? backer prospect, he was 2004 WAC Before the Calliers, the last set of brothers to score moved to fullback and has All-Academic team points in a San Jose State football game was Jewerl and Ken remained there. Thomas in 1979. And, they did it twice that season. allier was a first-team 2004 San Jose State • September 8, 1979 – Jewerl scores on a 7-yard pass recep- ‘Dream Team’ pick as a Scholar-Athlete tion and 31-yard run while Ken returns an 89 Csenior and a third- yards in a then-NCAA record-setting game for highest scor- team choice as a junior at ing tie, 48-48, against Utah State. Warren High (Coach Joe Game-by-Game in 2006 • October 27, 1979 – Jewerl scores on a 4-yard run and Ken Receiving Biagioni) in Downey, Calif… Opponent No. Yds. on a 27-yard interception return in a 53-42 win over Cal The two-time, first-team all- Washington - - State Long Beach. league choice was named his Stanford 1 11 team’s Most Valuable Player Cal Poly - - San Diego State - - in 2003 after rushing for 1,069 Utah State 1 5 James T. yards and scoring 11 touch- Nevada - - downs as a senior… He enjoys Louisiana Tech 2 18 New Mexico State 3 31 Callier watching movies featuring Boise State 2 19 Denzel Washington …He is Hawai’i 1 8 Running Back the younger brother of James Idaho - - 42 Fresno State 1 10 Callier, Jr., by 54 days…Born 6-0, 220, SR, 3V New Mexico 1 -3 in Paramount, Calif., and will Game-by-Game in 2005 Los Angeles, Calif. be 21-years-old during the Receiving Sociology Major 2007 season. Opponent No. Yds. E. Washington 3 45 Hawai’i 1 2 oming off his best sta- Louisiana Tech 2 13 tistical season, James Fresno State 1 7 CT. Callier returns for New Mexico State 1 19 his senior campaign as the starting fullback in the CALLIER’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS Spartans offensive system… RUSHING In 2006, Callier ranked fourth YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD on the team in rushing and 2004...FR 1 -1 -1.0 0 fourth in receiving…He set 2005...SO 37 127 3.4 2 career highs in every offen- 2006...JR 48 199 4.1 2 sive category…Rushed for Game-by-Game in 2006 CAREER 86 325 3.8 4 202 yards on 48 carries and Rushing Opponent No. Yds. RECEIVING two touchdowns…Caught 12 Washington 1 0 YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD passes for 99 yards and three Stanford 4 8 2005...SO 8 86 10.8 0 touchdowns…He was one of Cal Poly 3 10 2006...JR 12 99 8.2 3 five Spartans in 2006 to score San Diego State 3 12 Utah State - - CAREER 20 185 9.2 3 more than one touchdown in Nevada - - a game, accounting for both Louisiana Tech 10 48 San Jose State touchdowns New Mexico State 3 26 Boise State 3 9 against Hawai’i…Became the Hawaii 5 9 first Spartan running back in Idaho 7 47 16 years with three or more Fresno State 5 26 Austin Carter New Mexico 4 4 touchdown receptions, catch- Game-by-Game in 2005 Cornerback ing scoring tosses against Rushing 5-11, 175, SO, JC Stanford, New Mexico State Opponent No. Yds. and Fresno State…Set indi- E. Washington 6 28 Pomona, Calif. Illinois 3 (-2) vidual game career-best with San Diego State 1 2 Major – Undeclared 48 yards on 10 carries against Nevada - - Louisiana Tech… In 2005, he Utah State - - was fourth on the team with Boise State 2 3 Hawai’i 6 34 ustin Carter returns to the San Jose State football pro- 127 rushing yards on 37 car- Louisiana Tech 2 3 gram after spending the 2006-07 year enrolled at ries…Callier had his season- Fresno State 1 1 San Antonio College...Did not see any game action last high of 34 yards on six carries New Mexico State 8 27 A Idaho 8 31 season...Redshirted the 2005 season after making the Spartans’ against Hawai’i…In 2004, he Game-by-Game in 2004 team as a walk-on from Claremont (Calif.) High School (Coach was one of three first-time Rushing Mike Collins)...Played wide receiver and defensive back at the freshmen to see game Opponent No. Yds. Hawai’i 1 (-1) high school level...Also lettered in track and field.

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New Mexico State and at Game-by-Game in 2004 Matt Castelo Utah State…In 2004, Tackles Castelo started the season’s Opponent Solo Assist Washington 1 1 Linebacker final four games… Hawaii 1 2 5-10, 228, SR, 3V Averaged 6.5 tackles per UTEP 1 4 game in his four starts… Nevada 5 4 35 San Jose, Calif. Boise State 4 4 Recorded nine tackles in Tulsa 1 2 Business Management first starting assignment Fresno State 1 5 Major against Nevada… Debuted with an interception at Washington. he San Jose native 2007 Nagurski Trophy prepped at Valley Watch List TChristian (Coach Mike Machado), where he earned All-Central Coast 2007 FWAA All-America Section honors twice…As a Checklist senior, credited with 128 tackles, 10 sacks and was named league’s ‘Linebacker 2006 ESPN of the Year’… Matt turned All-Bowl team 21-years-old in 2007.

New Mexico Bowl att Castelo enters his senior season Defensive Most Valuable Mas the nation’s Player top returning tackler in CASTELO’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS terms of career average YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS SK FUM INT DEF with a 9.42 per game fig- 2006 2004...FR 14 22 36 2.5/5 0.5010 ure...His 292 career tackles second-team All-WAC 2005...SO 44 47 91 8.0/33 3.0001 rank third most among 2006...JR 78 87 165 4.0/8 0.0 0 1 2 active Division I-A play- CAREER 136 156 292 14.5/46 3.5023 ers...Finished number-two 2004 WAC nationally in 2006 with 165 All-Academic team total tackles...A 2006 sec- Top returning tacklers based on per game average ond-team All-WAC selec- (20 game minimum) tion...Twice, the WAC’s Game-by-Game in 2006 Tackles Name, Pos., School Games Total Avg./game ‘Defensive Player of the Opponent Solo Assist Matt Castelo, LB, San Jose State 31 292 9.42 Week’ in 2006...Defensive Washington 8 2 Thomas Keith, LB, Central Michigan 36 326 9.05 Most Valuable Player of the Stanford 2 6 Daniel Holtzclaw, LB, Eastern Michigan 23 205 8.91 New Mexico Bowl after his Cal Poly 3 7 San Diego State 4 10 Dan Connor, LB, Penn State 32 274 8.56 18-tackle, two forced fum- Utah State 6 14 Alvin Bowen, LB, Iowa State 24 188 7.83 ble effort ...Named to Nevada 14 2 Vince Hall, LB, Virginia Tech 39 304 7.79 ESPN.com’s All-Bowl Louisiana Tech 3 6 New Mexico State 7 6 Jordon Dizon, LB, Colorado 37 280 7.57 Team...Castelo recorded Boise State 7 13 Wesley Woodyard, LB, Kentucky 34 256 7.53 two 20-tackle games in Hawaii 3 0 Kareem Byrom, DB, Buffalo 23 173 7.52 2006: posting 20 each vs. Idaho 6 2 Tim McCarthy, LB, Northern Illinois 24 174 7.25 Boise State and Utah Fresno State 4 12 New Mexico 7 11 State…Has recorded 10 or Game-by-Game in 2005 more tackles 15 times in his Tackles Top returning tacklers (based on total tackles) career...Led team with four Opponent Solo Assist Name, Pos., School Games 2004 2005 2006 Total E. Washington 0 2 forced ... Lone Illinois 3 5 Thomas Keith, LB, C. Michigan 36 95 104 127 326 interception of season came San Diego State 10 0 Vince Hall, LB, Virginia Tech 39 64 112 128 304 in win against Fresno State. Nevada 2 3 Matt Castelo, LB, San Jose State 31 36 91 165 292 Utah State 7 6 Jordon Dizon, LB, Colorado 37 82 61 137 280 n 2005, Castelo finished Boise State 1 2 second on the team Hawai’i 3 8 Dan Connor, LB, Penn State 32 85 76 113 274 with 91 tackles, includ- Louisiana Tech 4 6 Nelson Coleman, LB, Tulsa 41 50 117 98 274* I Fresno State 5 1 ing eight tackles for Wesley Woodyard, LB, Kentucky 34 34 100 122 256 New Mexico State 6 7 loss…Recorded season- Idaho 3 7 high 13 tackles twice: vs. * - includes 9 tackles in 2003 www.sjsuspartans.com 33 Player Profiles

Ronnie CHATTMAN’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS SK FUM INT DEF Castillo 2004...Redshirt 2005...FR 0 0 0 0.0/0 0.0000 Offensive Guard 2006...SO 2 4 6 0.0/0 0.0000 79 6-0, 292, SO, 1V Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Sociology Major Jeff Clark onnie Castillo emerged Tight End as a valuable member of Rthe offensive line unit in 9 6-5, 250, SR, 1V 2006…Castillo started six games Torrance, Calif. at guard during the 2006 season: Sociology Major Stanford, Cal Poly, San Diego State, Utah State, Nevada and Idaho…The Spartans won five of six games he started…He ith a year of Game-by-Game in 2006 originally joined the team as a experience under Receiving walk-on in 2005 fall drills his Spartan belt, Opponent No. Yds. W Washington - - …Received one of the ‘Scout Jeff Clark could see a bigger Stanford 1 5 Team’ awards at end of 2005 role in the San Jose State Cal Poly 1 -3 season…Castillo prepped at offense…Clark played in San Diego State 1 21 Saint Paul High in Santa Fe Springs, Calif…He lettered in football Utah State - - all 13 games and started Nevada 3 18 (Coach Marijon Ancich), basketball and track and field…An All- seven times in 2006, finish- Louisiana Tech - - C.I.F. choice and ‘Most Valuable Lineman’ of Mission League as ing with eight receptions New Mexico State 1 14 senior…Born in Bellflower, Calif., Castillo turned 20-years-old in for 85 yards…Averaged Boise State - - Hawai’i 1 30 2007. 10.6 yards per reception… Idaho - - Scored lone touchdown by Fresno State - - recovering blocked punt New Mexico - - and returning it two yards into the end zone at New Dimitrous Mexico State. lark joined San Jose Chattman State after earning Safety CAll-American hon- 31 ors at Los Angeles Harbor 6-0, 190, JR, 1V College (Coach Andrew San Diego, Calif. Alvillar) from JC Grid Wire … Caught 45 passes for 561 Communications Major yards and one touch- down…Teamed with cur- imitrous Chattman enters rent Spartans quarterback the 2007 season as a key spe- Sean Flynn for one year at Dcial teams member and a Harbor…Clark prepped at candidate for playing time at safe- South Torrance High ty…In 2006, Chattman appeared in (Torrance, Calif.) where he eight games and recorded six special lettered in football (Coach teams stops…Chattman was a 2004 Brett Peabody) and basketball…As senior, was a first-team all- redshirt safety before converting to league tight end…Enjoys listening to Garth Brooks and linebacker in 2005 spring practice Dashboard Confessional…The Mission Hills, Calif., native turned …Prepped at San Diego’s Mission 21-years-old in 2007. Bay High (Coach Dennis Pugh) and was a two-time all-league selec- CLARK’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS tion…A dual-purpose performer at Mission Bay, he recorded RECEIVING seven interceptions defensively and caught four touchdown YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD passes on offense…A member of Mission Bay’s student govern- 2006...JR 8 85 10.6 0 ment and African American Student Union…The San Diego native will be 21-years-old in 2007.

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ole prepped at Chino Hills (Chino Hills, Calif.) High…Earned All-Inland Empire honors as senior with 36 Steven Claxton Ctackles and four sacks…Two-sport letterwinner also a Cornerback sprinter, long jumper and triple jumper for his track and field team...Interested in a career as a financial planner…Born in 43 5-9, 172, JR, RS Pasadena, Calif., Justin will be 20-years-old in 2007. Compton, Calif. Sociology Major COLE’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS SK FUM INT DEF 2005...Redshirt 2006...FR 16 16 32 9.5/34 4001 successful spring walk-on prospect, Steven is competing for playing time as a cornerback...The transfer joins the ASpartans from Fresno City College (Coach Tony Caviglia) ...Graduated from Gahr High in Cerritos, Calif...Lettered in foot- ball (Coach Greg Marshall) and track and field...Was a two-time Dante Collins all-league pick and was listed on the Long Beach Press Telegram Running Back ‘Dream Team’ as a senior...In track and field, he was a 100 and 5-11, 205, SR, 1V 200-meter sprinter...The native of Compton, Calif., turns 22-years- 38 old in 2007. Modesto, Calif. Sociology Major

Justin Cole ante Collins served as a special teams 2006 Academic All-WAC Defensive End Dmember and 6-3, 240, SO, 1V reserve running back in his 2006 San Jose State 93 Chino Hills, Calif. junior season with the Spartans…Collins carried Scholar-Athlete Business Management the ball three times for 66 Major yards during the 2006 sea- son…His 62-yard scamper Game-by-Game in 2006 Rushing against Louisiana Tech was Opponent No. Yds. 2006 The Sporting News the second longest run of Cal Poly 2 4 the year by a Spartan…He Louisiana Tech 1 62 honorable mention also carried the ball in the Freshman All-America win over Cal Poly …Collins joined the Spartans as a 2005 fall walk-on from Game-by-Game in 2006 Modesto College (Coach Tackles Opponent Solo Assist Sam Young)…Prepped at Washington 2 2 Johansen High in Modesto, Stanford 3 0 Calif. (Coach Todd Cal Poly 3 2 San Diego State 0 4 Sevick)...Was a first-team Utah State 0 1 all-league and second-team Nevada 1 2 all-district pick as senior… Louisiana Tech 1 1 Set school records for rush- New Mexico State 1 0 Boise State 1 2 ing yards and touchdowns Hawai’i - - scored with a 19-carry, 299- Idaho 3 0 yard, five-touchdown per- n impact freshman Fresno State 0 2 New Mexico 1 0 formance…The native of campaign earned San Leandro, Calif., turns AJustin Cole All- 23-years-old in 2007. America recognition…32 tackles, including 9.5 tackles for loss placed Cole on The Sporting News Freshman All-American team…Second on the team with 4.0 sacks...Four sacks came against Washington, New Mexico State, Boise State and COLLINS’ MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS Idaho…His 32 tackles tied for eighth on team with fellow defen- RUSHING sive end Jarron Gilbert…Cole’s 11 starts led Spartans’ defensive YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD line…Redshirt during the 2005 season. 2005...Redshirt 2006...JR 3 66 22.0 0 www.sjsuspartans.com 35 Player Profiles

offensive tackle…Local product who prepped at Los Gatos High (Los Gatos, Calif.) where he earned all-league and All-Central Kalvin Cressel Coast honors (Coach Butch Cattalico)…Concluded high school Defensive Tackle career playing in 2004 Santa Clara County High School All-Star Game…Also lettered in basketball…The native of San Jose, Calif., 94 6-4, 282, SO, 1V turned 21-years-old in 2007. Los Angeles, Calif. Communications Major Adonis Davis alvin Cressel was Game-by-Game in 2006 one of four fresh- Tackles Defensive Tackle man defensive line- Opponent Solo Assist K Washington - - 6-1, 295, SO, 1V men who played for San 96 Stanford 0 3 Jose State in 2006…He will Cal Poly 0 2 Lynwood, Calif. compete for a starting spot San Diego State 2 4 Major – Undeclared Nevada 2 1 in 2007…Cressel appeared Louisiana Tech 0 3 in 12 games with five New Mexico State 0 1 Boise State 2 3 starts...Recorded 24 tackles, donis Davis will Game-by-Game in 2006 Hawaii 0 1 including two tackles for Tackles Idaho - - compete for a full- Opponent Solo Assist loss…Posted a season-high Fresno State - - time starting role as Utah State - - New Mexico - - A six tackles against San a sophomore in 2007…Had Nevada 1 1 Diego State…Was a 2005 a strong finish to his fresh- Louisiana Tech 1 1 redshirt…A graduate of man season, starting six of New Mexico State 1 1 Franklin High (Coach Eric Boise State 0 1 final seven games, includ- Hawaii - - Jaimes) in Los Angeles, ing New Mexico Bowl… Idaho 0 2 Calif…Two-time all- league Also drew starting assign- Fresno State 0 1 New Mexico 1 0 choice…Lists J.K. Rowling ments in five WAC games: among his favorite authors Louisiana Tech, New …Interested in the broad- Mexico State, Boise State, Idaho cast advertising field...The and Fresno State…First start came native of Lynwood, Calif., one day after his 18th birthday will be 21-years-old in 2007. making him one of the youngest players to start a football game at San Jose State...Appeared in nine CRESSEL’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS games overall after not playing in YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS SK FUM INT DEF first four contests… Closed season 2005...Redshirt with 11 tackles, including one 2006...FR 6 18 24 2.0/8 0000 tackle for loss…Davis was a 2005 first-team all-city and two-time first team All-Coliseum League choice at Crenshaw High in Los Chris Danser Angeles, Calif. (Coach Robert Offensive Tackle Garrett)… Played both offensive and defensive tackle…Uncle is 6-6, 290, JR, 1V former Southern California tail- 66 Los Gatos, Calif. back Anthony Davis…Enjoys sports movies, listing Remember Business Finance the Titans and Friday Night Lights as two recent favorites…Davis is interested in a real estate career after graduation…The native of Major Los Angeles will be 19-years-old in 2007.

hris Danser enters the 2007 season ADONIS DAVIS’ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS with ability to play offensive tack- YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS SK FUM INT DEF le and tight end…Opened the C 2006...FR 4 7 11 1.0/1 0000 2006 season as starting right tackle at Washington…Appeared in six games: Washington, Cal Poly, San Diego State, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State and Hawai’i…In 2005, Danser was a reserve

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ond career 100-yard game with a Game-by-Game in 2003 16-carry, 136-yard effort against Rushing Yonus Davis Fresno State, becoming first run- Opponent No. Yds. (YAH-nuss) Grambling State 16 69 ner to break 100-yard mark Florida 7 17 Tailback against Bulldogs that season… Stanford 7 -3 Named the WAC “Offensive Nevada 1 1 34 5-7, 185, SR, 3V Rice 9 37 Player of the Week” after rush- Oakland, Calif. UTEP 1 -2 ing for a then single-game best Receiving Sociology Major of 150 yards and one touchdown Grambling State 6 69 against New Mexico State…In Florida 2 6 Rice 4 22 2004, Davis appeared in two 2007 FWAA games before receiving a red- All-America shirt season…Davis made an immediate impression in the 2003 Checklist opener against Grambling State, accumulating 138 all-purpose yards and scoring a touchdown in a 29-0 win. repped at Skyline High (Oakland, Calif.) and lettered in 2006 second-team football (Coach John Beam), baseball and track…Named All-WAC PSan Francisco Chronicle 2002 Alameda County ‘Player of the Year’ and a second-team all-state selection by CalHi Sports…Davis 2005 second-team rushed for 1,208 yards, scored 16 touchdowns, intercepted four All-WAC passes and returned two punts and two kickoffs for touchdowns as a senior…Yonus means ‘Greek King’…The Oakland, Calif., Game-by-Game in 2006 native, turned 23-years-old in 2007. Rushing Opponent No. Yds. YONUS DAVIS’ MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS onus Davis, an exciting Washington 9 33 playmaker and 1,000- Stanford 23 184 RUSHING yard rusher, returns for Cal Poly 16 81 YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD Y San Diego State 7 27 2003...FR 41 119 2.9 2 his senior campaign…A two- Utah State 12 60 time All-WAC honoree, Davis is Nevada 11 100 2004...Redshirt 3 -4 -1.3 0 the first San Jose State running Louisiana Tech 13 199 2005...SO 95 638 6.7 4 back to average better than 6.0 New Mexico State 25 177 2006...JR 163 1,007 6.2 6 Boise State 11 51 CAREER 302 1,760 5.8 12 yards per carry in back-to-back Hawai’i 14 29 seasons…Became the first Idaho 9 6 RECEIVING Spartan since 2000 to rush for Fresno State 5 37 YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD New Mexico 8 23 2003...FR 12 97 8.1 0 1,000 yards, finishing 2006 with Receiving 1,007 yards on 163 carries…One Opponent No. Yds. 2005...SO 7 48 6.9 0 of two returning Football Bowl Washington 1 4 2006...JR 7 86 12.3 1 Subdivision players to average Stanford 1 2 CAREER 26 231 8.9 1 San Diego State 1 21 KICKOFF RETURNS better than 6.0 yards per carry in Utah State 1 33 each of last two seasons…Davis New Mexico State 1 7 YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD averaged 6.2 yards per carry in Boise State 1 10 2005...SO 3 59 19.7 0 Hawai’i 1 9 2006...JR 5 69 13.8 0 2006…Has six career 100-yard Game-by-Game in 2005 rushing games, including four Rushing CAREER 8 128 16.0 0 in 2006: Stanford, Nevada, Opponent No. Yds. Louisiana Tech and New E. Washington 13 98 2005 & 2006 Combined Per Carry Rushing Average Illinois 4 2 Mexico State…Career-best 199- San Diego State 8 19 Among Returning Players yard effort against Louisiana Nevada 2 17 Name, School Attempts Yards Avg. Tech, including a 90-yard scor- Utah State 4 16 Patrick White, West Virginia 296 2171 7.33 Hawai’i 11 66 ing run – the third longest in Louisiana Tech 14 86 Justin Forsett, California 262 1674 6.39 school history…Caught seven Fresno State 16 136 Yonus Davis, San Jose State 258 1645 6.38 passes for 86 yards, including a New Mexico State 16 150 Steve Slaton, West Virginia 453 2872 6.34 33-yard touchdown. Idaho 7 52 Ian Johnson, Boise State 395 2377 6.02 Receiving n 2005, he was seventh best Opponent No. Yds. Darren McFadden, Arkansas 460 2760 6.00 among the top-100 Division Illinois 2 12 Averaging 6.00 or More Yards Per Carry in 2005 & 2006 I-A rushers with his 6.7 San Diego State 1 9 (1,500 Yard Minimum - Listed Alphabetically) I Hawai’i 1 25 yards per carry average…He New Mexico State 2 6 Name, School 2006 avg. 2005 avg. Yards finished fourth in the WAC and Idaho 1 -4 Yonus Davis, San Jose State 6.28 6.72 1,645 89th nationally with 638 yards Game-by-Game in 2004 Nate Ilaoa, Hawaii 7.56 7.56 1,633 Rushing , California 6.08 6.36 2,602 on 95 carries…Averaged 7.4 Opponent No. Yds. yards per carry over final five SMU 3 -4 Patrick White, West Virginia 7.39 7.27 2,171 games of season…Recorded sec- Rice - - Garrett Wolfe, Northern Illinois 6.53 6.24 3,508 www.sjsuspartans.com 37 Player Profiles

Myles Eden Ailao Eliapo Quarterback (EYE-lau ELL-ee-AH-poe) 6-1, 182, SO, SQ Defensive Tackle 13 Canyon Lake, Calif. 73 6-2, 320, FR, HS Business Management So. San Francisco, Calif. Major Kinesiology Major

yles Eden emerged as 2005 San Jose State ilao Eliapo is a defensive tackle prospect joining the the Spartans’ number- Spartans...Graduate of South San Francisco (Calif.) High Scholar-Athlete Mtwo quarterback in A(Coach Frank Moro)... A 2005 CalHi Sports first-team all- 2006 by the season’s end...As a state and first-team All-Central Coast Section defensive line- redshirt freshman, Eden saw man...Two-time league ‘Offensive Lineman of the Year’... Also let- action in four games, all in the tered in track and field...Older brother, Kenape Eliapo, Jr., started second half…Threw his first one game as a defensive tackle for the University of Utah in 2006 touchdown pass against and returns for the 2007 season...The native of Burlingame, Calif., Louisiana Tech, a 5-yard scoring will be 19-years-old in 2007. toss to James Callier, Jr…Also appeared against San Diego State, Nevada and Hawai’i …Eden was a 2005 redshirt. den was a 2004 All-C.I.F. Brian Elledge Division V honoree for Linebacker ETemescal Canyon High in 6-3, 210, JR, 1V Lake Elsinore, Calif… 55 Newhall, Calif. Completed 78-of-135 pass attempts for 1,657 yards Game-by-Game in 2006 Business Marketing and 21 touchdowns as sen- Passing Opponent Att. Comp. Int. Major ior…Also rushed for 567 San Diego State 1 1 0 yards and six touchdowns Nevada 3 1 0 to earn league’s ‘Most Louisiana Tech 1 1 0 Game-by-Game in 2006 Valuable Player’ award … Hawai’i 2 0 1 Tackles Rushing Opponent Solo Assists As a junior, he ran for 593 Opponent Att. Yds. Stanford 2 6 San Diego State 2 15 yards and six scores while Louisiana Tech - - throwing for 1,037 yards Nevada 3 25 Game-by-Game in 2005 Louisiana Tech - - Tackles and six touchdowns…The Hawai’i 2 -9 two-sport letterwinner also Opponent Solo Assists E. Washington - - was an infielder on the baseball team…Enjoys wakeboarding, Illinois - - playing and poker…Older brother, Scott, was running back San Diego State 1 0 and defensive back at Army (2001-2004)... The Redondo Beach, Nevada - - Utah State 1 0 Calif., native turned 20-years-old in 2007. Boise State 2 4 Hawai’i - - EDEN’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS Louisiana Tech 1 4 PASSING Fresno State 1 2 YEAR ATT. COMP. INT Pct. YDS. TD New Mexico State - - 2005...Redshirt 2006…FR 7 3 1 42.9 15 1 RUSHING rian Elledge will compete for playing time as an outside YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD linebacker in 2007…Also is a reserve long snapper…In 2006…FR 7 31 4.4 0 B2006, he appeared in two games and made one start at out- side linebacker…Posted a career-best eight tackles in the win over Stanford…Also played in the Louisiana Tech game...In 2005, Did You Know? Elledge was a reserve linebacker and special teams contribu- tor…Credited with 16 tackles and one fumble recovery…Most productive game statistically was against Boise State, posting six San Jose State opens the 2007 season with four road games. tackles...Recovered a fumble against Nevada, leading to a The last time the Spartans started a season with four out-of- Spartan touchdown…A 2004 redshirt. town games was in 2002. That year, San Jose State won four out of nine road contests.

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lledge prepped at Hart High in Newhall, Calif...Lettered in he graduate of South High School in Torrance, Calif., let- football (Coach Mike Herrington) and basketball…Named tered in football (Coach Josh Waybright) and soccer...Had E2003 C.I.F. Southern Section ‘Co-Defensive Player of the T64 receptions and scored 19 touchdowns in his final two Year’ for Division II schools and Foothill League ‘Linebacker of varsity seasons and set a school record with 10 pass interceptions the Year’...Set single-season school records for total tackles as a his junior season...A two-time first-team all-league pick. junior (131) and senior (136)…Interested in a pharmaceutical ounger brother of San Jose State quarterback, Sean Flynn... sales career…The Granada Hills, Calif., native turned 21-years- The two played together at South High School during old in 2007. YKyle’s freshman and sophomore seasons and at Los Angeles Harbor College in 2004...Kyle enjoys and has a ELLEDGE’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS single-game best of 263...Likes the music of Motley Crue, Iron YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM INT Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne... Flynn is interested in a real estate 2004...Redshirt career... The Torrance, Calif., native turned 20-years-old in 2007. 2005...FR 6 10 16 1.0/1 0 1 0 2006...SO 2 6 8 0.0/0 0 0 0 CAREER 8 16 24 1.0/1 0 1 0 Sean Flynn Quarterback Pompey Festejo 2 6-4, 220, SR, SQ (Pom-pay Feh-STAY-oh) Torrance, Calif. Safety Sociology Major 32 6-0, 200, FR, RS Benicia, Calif. Kinesiology Major Game-by-Game in 2006 Passing Opponent Att. Comp. Int. Stanford 1 1 0 ompey Festejo will compete for time at safety as a redshirt Cal Poly - - - freshman in 2007…Prepped at Benicia High in Benicia, PCalif. (Coach Craig Holden)...A two-time first-team all- ean Flynn returns for his sec- league selection…Recorded 111 tackles as senior in 2005…Named ond year with the Spartans team’s “Most Valuable Player” and to the Sac-San Joaquin Section S…Flynn was competing with “All-Defensive” team…The two-sport letterwinner also was a Adam Tafralis for the starting job in two-time all-region basketball guard…Festejo is interested in a 2006 before a groin injury derailed physical therapy career… The Fairfield, Calif., native turned 19- his season...Saw limited action in years-old in 2007. two games (Stanford, Cal Poly) and completed his only pass attempt …In 2005, Flynn ranked third among California Community College play- Kyle Flynn ers in total offense, averaging 292.1 yards per game of total Wide Receiver offense at Los Angeles Harbor (Coach Andrew Alvillar)…A sec- ond-team All-Western States Conference selection…Los Angeles 6-2, 205, JR, JC averaged 426.5 yards of total offense per game under his direc- 11 Torrance, Calif. tion…In eight games, Flynn passed for 2,006 yards and 20 touch- Business Management downs…Also rushed for 331 yards and six touchdowns games…A JC GridWire Academic All-American choice…Prepped Major at South Torrance High in Torrance, Calif…Lettered in football (Coach Brett Peabody), basketball, baseball and track and yle Flynn is a wide receiver candidate joining the field…Flynn was a two-time all-league pick in football and bas- Spartans from Los Angeles Harbor College (Coach ketball…The 2003 first-team All-C.I.F. basketball pick was offered Andrew Alvillar)...The 2006 all-conference selection aver- a basketball scholarship by NCAA Division II powerhouse Cal K State Bakersfield…Is interested in a sports management aged 16.9 yards per reception during his community college career... He caught 44 passes for 682 yards and six touchdowns in career…Older brother of San Jose State wide receiver Kyle just nine games last season...Fifth on the team in receiving with 20 Flynn...The Torrance, Calif., native turned 22-years-old in 2007. receptions for 401 yards and three touchdowns as a freshman. FLYNN’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS PASSING YEAR ATT. COMP. INT Pct. YDS. TD 2006…JR 1 1 0 100.0 5 0

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Jacob French Pablo Garcia Running Back Defensive Tackle 20 5-10, 205, SR, 1V 67 6-2, 290, FR, HS San Jose, Calif. San Jose, Calif. Sociology Major Major – Undeclared

Game-by-Game in 2006 ablo Garcia joins the Spartans this fall as a defensive tackle Rushing prospect...Played his at Archbishop Opponent No. Yds. Mitty in San Jose (Coach Dave Brown)...Was a first-team Washington 1 -2 P Stanford 3 15 All-West Catholic Athletic League, second-team All-Central Cal Poly 2 4 Coast Section and a San Francisco Chronicle honorable mention San Diego State - - All-Metro defensive tackle his senior season...Pablo was credited Utah State - - Nevada - - with eight sacks in 2006...Garcia concluded his prep career play- Louisiana Tech 4 12 ing in the Silicon Valley Youth Classic All-Star Game... He is inter- New Mexico State - - ested in a career as a physical therapist...The Mountain View, Boise State - - Hawaii - - Calif., native turned 18-years-old in 2007. Idaho 3 32 Fresno State 1 -1 New Mexico 1 2 Receiving Opponent No. Yds. Alex Germany Washington 5 31 Stanford - - Cornerback acob French will be a Cal Poly - - versatile option in the San Diego State - - 28 5-9, 160, FR, HS Spartans’ offense in Utah State - - Palm Desert, Calif. J Nevada - - 2007…Was a contributing Louisiana Tech - - Major – Undeclared running back and kickoff New Mexico State - - return man for the Spartans Boise State - - in 2006…French had a sea- Hawaii 2 31 Idaho 1 8 lex Germany is a cornerback hopeful joining the Spartans son-high five receptions for Fresno State - - 31 yards at Washington… New Mexico - - this fall from Palm Desert (Calif.) High School (Coach Pat Five receptions were the ABlackburn)...Was a 2006 first-team all-league and All- 2006 single-game best for Spartan running backs…Had three car- C.I.F. Southern Section wide receiver...Germany led his team in ries for season-high 32 yards at Idaho…Appeared in all 13 games pass receiving with 62 catches for 1,058 yards and 12 touchdowns and was in the for regular season finale against as a senior...Caught at least one touchdown reception in nine of Fresno State…Became a primary kick returner at midpoint of sea- his team’s 12 games last season... He had a single-game best 10 son…His 10 returns were second most on team. receptions for 130 yards and three touchdowns against La Quinta rench joined San Jose State after solid two seasons at (Calif.) High School...As a junior, he excelled as a defensive back Foothill College (Coach Marshall Sperbeck)…Ran for 1,437 with 82 tackles, three pass interceptions and seven pass break- Fyards and scored 19 touchdowns in 2005…Named first- ups...Interested in a sports management career... The Indio, Calif., team all-state and JC GridWire All-American…Prepped at Pioneer native turned 18-years-old in 2007. High in San Jose...Lettered in football (Coach Mark Krail), base- ball, soccer and track and field…Was a 2001 All-Central Coast Section choice…Will be 24-years-old in 2007. FRENCH’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS David Giesen RUSHING (GHEE-sun) YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Offensive Guard 2006...JR 15 62 4.1 0 21 74 6-2, 288, SR, 2V RECEIVING YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG San Diego, Calif. 2006...JR 8 70 8.8 0 26 History Major KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG 2006...JR 10 167 16.7 0 32 Spartan scholar-athlete, David Giesen returns for his sen- ior season at San Jose State…Giesen appeared in seven Agames last season as a reserve offensive lineman and spe-

40 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Player Profiles cial teams member…At the AARON GILBERT’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS team’s annual awards ban- 2006 Academic All-WAC YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF quet, he was the recipient of 2005 Academic All-WAC 2002...Redshirt the 2006 Scholar-Athlete 2006...FR 0 2 2 0.0/0 0 0 0 award…In 2005, he was a 2006 San Jose State starter at right guard in sea- Scholar-Athlete son opener against Eastern 2005 San Jose State Jarron Gilbert Washington…Saw remain- ing action as reserve offen- Scholar-Athlete Defensive End sive lineman and special 2004 San Jose State 6-6, 280, JR, 2V teams member…Made his Scholar-Athlete 53 Chino, Calif. first appearance in 2004 2003 San Jose State Business Marketing playing as reserve lineman Scholar-Athlete against Fresno State…Spent Major his first season as a 2003 redshirt…Earned all-league honors twice at San Pasqual Game-by-Game in 2006 Tackles High (Coach Mike Nolan) Opponent Solo Assist in San Diego, Calif… Washington 2 0 Named by the San Diego Stanford 1 1 Union-Tribune as one of the Cal Poly - - San Diego State 0 1 top-15 senior offensive line- Utah State 0 5 men in 2002… Giesen was Nevada 2 2 first-team all-league choice Louisiana Tech 3 2 New Mexico State 1 1 as senior… Once told by the Boise State 0 3 local Football arron Gilbert is an emerg- Hawai’i 2 0 League that at 190 pounds ing defensive end talent Idaho 1 0 he was too big to play…The Fresno State 0 1 for the Spartans…In 2006, New Mexico 2 2 El Cajon, Calif., native J he started 10 games and Game-by-Game in 2005 turned 22-years-old in 2007. played in all 13…Finished Tackles Opponent Solo Assists season with 32 tackles, E. Washington 2 3 including 7.5 tackles for Illinois 1 0 loss…Led Spartans with 5.0 San Diego State 3 1 Nevada 2 1 sacks… Recorded a multiple- Utah State 5 0 sack game against Louisiana Boise State - - Aaron Gilbert Tech…Notched career high of Hawai’i 0 1 five tackles twice: against Louisiana Tech 0 1 Fresno State - - Defensive Tackle Utah State and Louisiana New Mexico State 1 1 6-3, 290, SO, 1V Tech… Posted four tackles Idaho - - 97 and recorded the team’s only Half Moon Bay, Calif. sack in the New Mexico Bowl victory… Gilbert was an occasion- Biochemistry Major al starter and played in every game in 2005…Finished season with 22 tackles and three quarterback sacks… Had two five-tack- le games: Eastern Washington and Utah State... A 2004 redshirt. 2006 Academic All-WAC ilbert prepped at Chino (Calif.) High…Lettered in foot- ball (Coach John Monger), basketball and track and Gfield…Was an All-Sierra League selection in football and 2006 San Jose State basketball...Father, Daren Gilbert, was a star player for Cal State Scholar-Athlete Fullerton and offensive tackle for the New Orleans Saints (1985- 88)…The New Orleans, La., native turns 21-years-old in 2007. aron Gilbert will continue his conversion to the defensive line in 2007… Spent 2006 spring drills as an offensive line- JARRON GILBERT’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Aman before switching to defense in fall camp…Appeared YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF in all 13 games as a reserve defensive tackle…Credited with two 2004...Redshirt tackles on the season…Gilbert was a 2002 redshirt member of the 2005...FR 14 8 22 5.0/24 3 0 2 Spartans… Spent three years on Latter-Day Saints mission serv- 2006...SO 14 18 32 7.5/31 5 0 6 ice in …Prepped at Half Moon Bay (Calif.) High…2006 San CAREER 28 26 54 12.5/55 8 0 8 Jose State University Dean’s List student... Long-term education- al goal is to earn a Ph.D. in biochemistry… The Redwood City, Calif., native turned 23-years-old in 2007. www.sjsuspartans.com 41 Player Profiles

Ryno Jonathan Harris Gonzalez Safety 48 Linebacker 27 6-0, 190, JR, JC 6-1, 215, SO, 1V Oakland, Calif. Loomis, Calif. Kinesiology Major Major - Undeclared

Game-by-Game in 2006 onathan Harris joins the San Jose State team this fall as a safe- Tackles ty prospect...The College of San Mateo (Coach Larry Owens) Opponent Solo Assist transfer was credited with 28 tackles, a blocked kick, three Washington 0 1 J Stanford 0 3 interceptions and three pass break-ups in 2006...As a freshman, he Cal Poly 1 2 was a second-team all-conference pick who had four intercep- San Diego State 2 2 tions... Graduate of James Logan High in Fremont, Calif., who Utah State 0 2 lettered in football (Coach Pete Quisenberry) and was an all- Nevada 0 1 Louisiana Tech 0 1 league running back his senior season... Interested in pursuing a New Mexico State 0 1 career as a television producer...The Oakland, Calif., native Boise State 1 4 turned 20-years-old in 2007. Hawaii 4 0 Idaho - - Fresno State 1 1 New Mexico 0 1

yno Gonzalez enters his Julian Harris sophomore season as a can- Tight End Rdidate to start at an outside 6-2, 250, SO, TR linebacker position…As a true freshman in 2006, Gonzalez 85 appeared in all 13 games as a reserve linebacker and special Salinas, Calif. teams member…Recorded 28 tackles and two passes defensed… Journalism Major Posted a season-best five tackles against Boise State…One of two passes defensed came in second-half of Stanford win…Prepped at Del Oro High (Loomis, Calif.) where he was a standout run- ulian Harris is competing for playing time at tight ning back...Named Sierra Foothill League Most Valuable Player end...Transferred to San Jose State after spending the 2005 as a senior…Rushed for 1,314 yards and 13 touchdowns as jun- season at the University of San Diego (Coach ) ior…Gonzalez enjoys hunting and fishing… Participates in J ...Graduate of Palma High in Salinas, Calif., where he lettered in Brazilian jujitsu and Muay Thai …The Carmichael, football (Coach Jeff Carnazzo), basketball, track and swim- Calif., native turned 20-years-old in 2007. ming...Was a first-team all-league choice as a senior...Is interested in becoming a sportscaster...The Chicago, Ill., native will be 20- GONZALEZ’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS years-old in 2007. YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF 2006...FR 9 19 28 0.0/0 0 0 2 Josh Harrison Jerrayl Hamilton Wide Receiver (Jew-rell) 1 5-11, 170, FR, HS Cornerback Oxnard, Calif. 16 5-11, 195, FR, HS Business Major Carson, Calif. Kinesiology Major osh Harrison joins the San Jose State team this fall bidding for playing time as a wide receiver...The two-time all-league foot- errayl Hamilton is a cornerback prospect joining the Spartans ball selection for Rio Mesa High in Oxnard, Calif. (Coach Bob ...The San Bernardino (Calif.) High graduate (Coach Marcus J Gregorchuk), was named to the 2006 PrepStar All-Region JSoward) rushed for 781 yards in 2005...Also lettered in foot- team...Blossomed as a pass receiver as a senior with 40 receptions ball (Coach Kiki Mendoza), basketball and track at St. John Bosco for 876 yards and 10 touchdowns...His 21.90 yards per catch aver- High in Bellfower, Calif...Interested in a sports medicine age was eighth best in the state for players who caught at least 40 career...The Gardena, Calif., native turned 19-years-old in 2007. passes...The first-team all-league and all-county choice also aver-

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aged 27.2 yards per kickoff return and returned one of his eight HOOPER’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS kickoffs for a touchdown...Was a second-team all-league pick as a RECEIVING junior who excelled as a defensive back...Credited with three YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG interceptions and six pass break-ups. 2003...Redshirt arrison also had an outstanding high school track and 2004...FR 0 0 0.0 0 0 field career...In the , placed fourth in 2007 and 2005...SO 1 6 6.0 0 6 Htenth in 2006 at the California state high school champi- 2006...JR 3 21 7.0 0 9 onships...Best leap of 23-feet-7.75 in 2007...Ran a 21.50 in the 200 CAREER 4 27 6.7 0 9 meters in a 2007 C.I.F. Southern Section Championships qualify- ing heat...Best time of 10.68 in the 100 meters...Ran on the 4x100 meter relay teams that finished sixth in 2007 and fourth in 2006 at Dominique the state meet...Interested in a career in real estate...Invited to play in the 2007 Ventura County All-Star Game...The Oxnard, Calif., Hunsucker native turned 18-years-old in 2007. Safety 33 5-10, 194, SO, 1V Michael San Jose, Calif. Major - Undeclared Hooper Wide Receiver Game-by-Game in 2006 4 Tackles 5-9, 163, SR, SQ Opponent Solo Assist Washington 1 0 Los Angeles, Calif. Stanford - - Sociology Major Cal Poly - - San Diego State 1 0 Utah State - - ichael Hooper tops Nevada 1 1 2003 San Jose State Louisiana Tech - - the opening fall depth Scholar-Athlete New Mexico State - - Mchart at a wide receiv- Boise State 0 1 er position...Ended spring prac- Hawai’i - - tice with a pair of touchdown Idaho - - Fresno State - - receptions in the 2007 Spring Game-by-Game in 2006 New Mexico - 1 Game...In 2006, Hooper played Receiving Opponent No. Yds. in six games: Washington, Washington 2 17 ominique Hunsucker tops the opening fall depth chart at Stanford, Cal Poly, San Diego Stanford - - a safety position entering his second season with the State, Utah State and Louisiana Cal Poly - - Spartans…In 2006, Hunsucker was a special teams mem- San Diego State 1 4 D Tech…Finished the season with ber and reserve cornerback…Appeared in all 13 games and Utah State - - three receptions for 21 yards… Louisiana Tech - - recorded six tackles…Also returned one kickoff for 16 yards...A In 2005, Hooper saw action Game-by-Game in 2005 decorated high school performer, Hunsucker joined the Spartans against Hawai’i and Fresno Receiving after being named the 2005 Central Coast Section Player of the Opponent No. Yds. State…First reception was Hawai’i 1 6 Year…Also named West Catholic Athletic League Player of the against Hawaii and initiated a Fresno State - - Year at Valley Christian High (Coach Mike Machado)…A second- 71-yard touchdown drive…The team all-state selection by Cal-HiSports…Rushed for 1,323 yards 2003 redshirt did not see any on 169 carries, caught 16 passes for 247 yards and scored 24 action from scrimmage in 2004. touchdowns as senior in 2005…In his first season on the Valley ooper prepped at Culver City Christian varsity, he scored 11 touchdowns, rushed for more than (Calif.) High …Earned 2002 900 yards and was named the 2003 WCAL Sophomore of the Hfirst-team all-league and All- Year…Two-sport letterwinner won the 2006 CCS and the 2005 CIF honors for coach Tom WCAL 100-meter dash titles...Hunsucker is interested in a sports Salter…Caught 19 passes for 508 yards medicine career…The San Jose native turns 21-years-old in 2007. and eight touchdowns as senior…Recorded 10 career intercep- tions as defensive back...Also lettered HUNSUCKER’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS in basketball and track and field…The YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Los Angeles resident will be 22-years- 2006...FR 3 3 6 0.0/0 0 0 0 old in 2007. KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR NO YDS. AVG. LG 2006...FR 1 16 16.0 16

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Carl Ihenacho Duke Ihenacho (EE-ah-NAH-cho) (EE-ah-NAH-cho) Defensive End Safety 95 6-3, 245, SO, 1V 19 6-1, 200, FR, HS Los Angeles, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Psychology Major Psychology Major

arl Ihenacho played in 12 Game-by-Game in 2006 uke Ihenacho joins the Spartans this fall as a highly-tout- games and drew three Tackles ed safety prospect...Rated #54 nationally as a safety by starting assignments as a Opponent Solo Assist Scout.com...An All-West Region pick by PrepStar...Also C Washington 1 0 D true freshman in 2006…He will Stanford 1 2 was an All-C.I.F. and two-time all-league choice for Serra High compete for a starting defensive Cal Poly 0 1 School in Gardena, Calif. (Coach Scott Altenberg)...Credited with end position in 2007…Was one San Diego State 1 2 73 tackles, five pass break-ups and one interception on defense... Utah State 0 2 of seven freshmen defensive Nevada 5 2 Caught 17 passes for 335 yards and one touchdown as a wide lineman who played for San Louisiana Tech 0 2 receiver in 2006... As a junior, he was fifth on the team in tackles Jose State in 2006…Displayed New Mexico State 1 2 with 50, broke up 11 passes, was credited with three fumble versatility by playing inside and Boise State 0 1 recoveries and intercepted two passes... Also returned punts and Idaho - - outside in the defensive Fresno State 2 2 averaged 10.4 yards per return. scheme…Ihenacho’s 28 tackles New Mexico 0 1 henacho was a three-sport letterwinner who played basket- tied him with Ryno Gonzalez ball his freshman and sophomore seasons...Was a long jumper for most tackles by a true fresh- Iand triple jumper on the track and field team...Finished sec- man in 2006...Tied for ninth on ond in the triple jump at the C.I.F. Southern Section meet as a sen- team in total tackles…Picked up ior... Younger brother of San Jose State defensive end Carl lone sack in the Fresno State Ihenacho... Was the first in the family to become interested in win…Recorded a career-high football...Still only in his third year playing the game...The native seven tackles against Nevada… of Torrance, Calif., will be the youngest player on the 2007 team, 2006 was just Ihenacho’s second turning 18-years-old in 2007. year of organized sports, includ- ing football. n 2005, he was named a sec- ond-team all-league pick Cameron Iand team Rookie of the Year at Serra High (Coach Scott Island Altenberg) in Gardena, Calif… Running Back Ihenacho has traveled to 39 Nigeria for family visits...The 5-9, 187, SO, 1V Los Angeles native turned 19- Oakland, Calif. years-old in 2007. Major - Undeclared

IHENACHO’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS ameron Island was one YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Game-by-Game in 2006 of four Spartan running 2006...FR 11 17 28 3.0/9 1 0 1 Rushing backs to score a touch- Opponent No. Yds. C San Diego State 6 9 down in 2006…Made his college Utah State - - debut in the starting backfield Louisiana Tech 7 72 Did You Know? against San Diego State…Best New Mexico State 7 9 statistical game was against Boise State 1 3 Louisiana Tech, rushing for 72 Hawai’i 5 38 There are three sets of brothers on the 2007 San Jose State Idaho 2 0 University football roster. James Jr., and James T. Callier are yards on seven carries – both Fresno State 1 -2 in their fourth year as Spartan teammates. Kyle and Sean career highs…Scored his lone New Mexico 1 1 Flynn are playing together for the first time at the major col- touchdown on 13-yard run in lege level. Carl and Duke Ihenacho were high school team- that game…Also had his only mates before Carl joined the Spartans last season. pass reception of the season in the Louisiana Tech game on a 23- yard play...Appeared in nine games overall…Saw action on spe- cial teams and was credited with three tackles.

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sland prepped at Skyline record for consecutive extra High (Oakland, Calif.) points made…Transfer from Iwhere he was #18 on Contra Arizona State...Izokovic joined Costa Times’ Cream of the Crop the Spartans for 2005 spring list…Island rushed for 1,270 practice…A redshirt in 2003… yards on 148 carries, averaged Prepped at Benicia (Calif.) 8.9 yards per carry, and scored High…Lettered in football 12 touchdowns as senior at (Coach Craig Holden), baseball, Skyline…Senior year was his basketball and track and first as a running back…Added field…First-team All-Bay Area 237 yards and four touchdowns choice…Was listed #50 by in a playoff game…Played Rivals for high school middle defensive end as a sophomore linebackers in 2002…Izokovic is and junior before moving to interested in law school…Uncle, offense…Also lettered in track Bob Sanders, coached the Miami and field and …A sprinter, he ran the opening leg on Dolphins linebackers in Skyline’s state championship 4x100-meter relay team in 2004…The Shelby, N.C., native 2004…Island was the Oakland Athletic League champion in 100 will be 23-years-old n 2007. and 200-meter dashes…Finished sixth at the 2005 California state high school championships meet…Reached league finals wrestling at 160 pounds as a sophomore and 171 pounds as a jun- ior…Island is interested in becoming a firefighter…The Oakland, Demetrius Calif., native will be 20-years-old in 2007. Jones ISLAND’S CAREER STATISTICS Linebacker RUSHING 46 6-1, 230, SR, 3V YEAR NO YDS. AVG. LG TD 2006...FR 30 130 4.3 30 1 Los Angeles, Calif. RECEIVING Sociology Major YEAR NO YDS. AVG. LG TD 2006...FR 1 23 23.0 23 0 Game-by-Game in 2006 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Tackles YEAR UT AT TOTALTFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Opponent Solo Assist Washington 9 0 2006...FR 3 0 3 0.0/0 0 0 0 Stanford 4 4 Cal Poly 2 6 San Diego State 1 2 Utah State 3 6 Grant Izokovic Nevada 8 4 (EYE-zoe-COE-vick) Louisiana Tech 1 1 New Mexico State 2 2 Long Snapper Boise State 0 4 6-0, 240, SR, 2V Hawai’i - - 40 emetrius Jones is a Idaho 4 2 Benicia, Calif. Fresno State 1 7 returning starter at New Mexico 4 1 Communication outside linebacker for Game-by-Game in 2004 D Tackles Studies Major the Spartans...Expected to be Opponent Solo Assist a key member of the 2007 Washington - - rant Izokovic returns as defense…Recorded 78 tack- Hawai’i - - one of the premier long 2006 Academic les, appearing in all 13 games Nevada - - with 11 starts in 2006… Boise State 1 0 snappers in the West… All-WAC Tulsa 1 1 G Ranked fifth on the team in Over past two seasons with Fresno State 0 1 Izokovic snapping, San Jose total tackles…9.0 tackles for State has not had a punt blocked 2006 San Jose State loss ranked third on the Spartans…Named WAC Defensive and has increased its net punt- Scholar-Athlete Player of the Week following the Stanford win…Recorded eight ing average by more than three tackles, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in win over yards each year…At the team’s Cardinal…Career-high 12 tackles at Nevada in 2006…Had nine last two awards banquets, he 2005 San Jose State tackles against Washington and in the Utah State win…Jones is was one of the recipients of a Scholar-Athlete capable of playing inside or outside in the Spartans defensive Spartan Award for season-long scheme…A 2005 redshirt… In 2004, Jones saw action in final three excellence, consistency and ded- games of the season…Finished sophomore season with four tack- ication…In 2005 with Izokovic 2004 San Jose State les…Recorded a freshman best of eight tackles against Tulsa. snapping, Spartans tied a team Scholar-Athlete www.sjsuspartans.com 45 Player Profiles

ones prepped at Dorsey Game-by-Game in 2003 ones prepped at Atascadero (Calif.) High (Coach Vic High in Los Angeles, Tackles Cooper)…Rushed for 531 yards and eight touchdowns, and Calif…Lettered in football Opponent Solo Assist passed for 1,245 yards and 10 scores as a senior in 2004…Was J Grambling State - - J (Coach Paul Knox) and Florida - - two-time, first-team all-league football selection, shortstop and track…Was a first-team all- Stanford 0 2 171-pound wrestler…Father, Paul Jones, was a halfback at city pick as senior…Jones can Nevada - - University of California (1975-79)…Jones represents football team Rice 0 1 play the piano effectively SMU 0 1 on the university’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee…The though he does not read Boise State 2 2 Templeton, Calif., native turns 20-years-old in 2007. music…The Los Angeles Hawai’i 0 1 native turned 22-years-old in UTEP - - TRAVIS JONES’ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Fresno State 2 0 2007. YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Tulsa 2 6 2005...Redshirt 2006...FR 7 10 17 0.0/0000 DEMETRIUS JONES’ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF 2003...FR 6 13 19 1.0/3000 Kevin Jurovich 2004...SO 2 2 4 0.0/0000 (JUR-oh-VITCH) 2005...Redshirt Wide Receiver 2006...JR 39 39 78 9.0/25 0 1 1 CAREER 47 54 101 10/0/28011 6-0, 183, JR, 1V 6 San Jose, Calif. Communications Travis Jones Studies Major Linebacker evin Jurovich enters the 6-2, 200, SO, 1V season competing for a 14 Kspot in the wide receiver Atascadero, Calif. rotation...Moved to offense after Major - Undeclared spending his first two seasons as a defensive back... Played in five 2006 games and started at safety in the Stanford victory...In 2006 Academic on seven tackles for the season... All-WAC Jurovich also returns as a holder for kick-scoring attempts...In 2005, he played in every game... 2006 San Jose State Started as a safety in the Scholar-Athlete Louisiana Tech contest...Was credited with 14 tackles on 2005 San Jose State the season...Had his season Game-by-Game in 2006 Scholar-Athlete high of four tackles in the sea- Tackles son-opening win against Opponent Solo Assists Washington 0 1 Eastern Washington. ravis Jones will com- Stanford 0 3 urovich received 2003 Cal Poly 0 2 pete for playing time at San Diego State 0 1 Game-by-Game in 2006 honorable mention all- linebacker and will be Utah State - - T Tackles state, first-team All- Game-by-Game in 2005 a special teams anchor for the Opponent Solo Assist J Central Coast Section, and Tackles Spartans…As redshirt fresh- Washington 1 0 Opponent Solo Assists Stanford 2 1 first-team all-league honors at man in 2006, saw action in the E. Washington 2 2 Cal Poly 0 2 Valley Christian High (Coach Illinois 0 1 linebacker rotation and on San Diego State - - Mike Machado) in San Jose San Diego State - - special teams…Finished sea- Utah State 0 1 Nevada - - Nevada 1 1 ...Scored 24 touchdowns as a son with 17 total tackles…At Utah State 1 0 Louisiana Tech 0 1 senior...Played in the 2004 team’s annual awards ban- Boise State - - New Mexico State - - Santa Clara County All-Star Hawai’i 0 1 quet, he was named the Boise State 0 1 Football Game..The Santa Louisiana Tech 1 1 Special Teams Player of the Hawai’i 3 0 Fresno State 2 0 Idaho - - Clara, Calif., native turned 21- Year…Moved from quarter- New Mexico State 0 2 Fresno State 0 1 years-old in 2007. Idaho 0 1 back to linebacker after 2005 New Mexico 0 2 redshirt season…Named to the 2006 Academic All-WAC team and a two-time San Jose State Scholar-Athlete.

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JUROVICH’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. INT DEF John Konye 2005...FR 6 8 14 0.5/1 0 1 (KAHN-nee) 2006...SO 0 7 7 0.0/0 0 0 CAREER 6 15 21 0.5/1 0 1 Tight End 87 6-4, 270, FR, RS Hermosa Beach, Calif. Marcus Keli Psychology Major (KEE-lee) Defensive End ohn Konye enters 2007 as a tight end hopeful…2006 redshirt 49 6-2, 250, JR, JC who moved from the offensive line to tight end prior to Oceanside, Calif. Jspring practice...Three-sport letterwinner at Redondo Union High in Redondo Beach, Calif..Second-team all-league football Criminal Justice Major pick as a senior (Coach Gene Simon)…Heavyweight wrestler who qualified for 2004 and 2005 C.I.F. wrestling tournaments ...Was a and discus thrower…Enjoys playing guitar in arcus Keli is a defensive end hopeful who joined the his spare time…The native of Redondo Beach, Calif., turned 19- Spartans for 2007 spring practice...Keli played two sea- years-old in 2007. Msons at Santa Rosa College (Coach Keith Simons)...Was named his team’s Defensive Most Valuable Player...Graduate of Chaparral High School in Temecula, Calif., lettered in football, , baseball and track and field...Was an all-league selec- tion in football...Has career interests in law enforcement and the ministry...Older brother, Chris Pino, is listed as an offensive tack- Jordan LaSecla le on the Baltimore Ravens 2007 preseason roster...A second Quarterback cousin of NFL star linebacker Junior Seau...The Oceanside, Calif., 6-3, 198, FR, RS native will be 22-years-old in 2007. 12 Newbury Park, Calif. Major - Undeclared Fred Koloto (COE-low-tow) ordan LaSecla returns after a Offensive Guard redshirt season...The quarter- 65 6-3, 290, FR, HS Jback prospect was a regular member of the 2006 traveling squad, Palo Alto, Calif. but did not see any game Psychology Major action...Named 2005 Marmonte League Most Valuable Player and C.I.F. Division IV Offensive Player of red Koloto, a two-time all-state selection, joins the Spartans the Year for Newbury Park (Calif.) this fall as an offensive line candidate...Graduate of Palo High...Passed for 4,070 yards and 35 FAlto (Calif.) High School was named a first-team all-state touchdowns in 2005…Public team choice by CalHiSports, to PrepStar’s All-West Region team, a first- Most Valuable Player in 2006 Shrine team All-Central Coast Section and a San Francisco Chronicle first- All-Star Classic…Three-sport letterwinner who also lettered in team All-Metro pick...A CalHiSports second-team pick for small basketball and baseball…Received second-team all-league hon- schools, a first-team All-Central Coast Section and second-team ors as a pitcher…The native of Canoga Park, Calif., will be 19- All-Metro choice, and his league’s Offensive Lineman of the years-old in 2007. Year’as a junior...Was a shot put and discus thrower for his track and field team. oloto is the first member of his immediate family to earn a college scholarship...Spent the bulk of his childhood in KSamoa and enjoyed playing basketball...Returned to the Did You Know? United States when he was 13-years old and was encouraged to play football by the Palo Alto High junior varsity coach...One of At least 14 returning San Jose State players have played his uncles is Emosi Koloto, a member of the more than one position. Those who have played on offense Warriors rugby team...Is interested in becoming a teacher or a and defense as a Spartan include Mohamed Marah, Nick coach...The native of Palo Alto, Calif., turned 18-years-old in 2007. Marchini and Jibri Sharp.

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Isaac Leatiota David Lomu (LEE-ah-TEE-oh-tah) (LOW-moo) Offensive Guard Defensive End 72 6-4, 295 FR, HS 54 6-2, 235, SR, 1V Sunnyvale, Calif. Redwood City, Calif. Major - Undeclared Sociology Major

saac Leatiota is an offensive line candidate who can play avid Lomu worked Game-by-Game in 2006 either guard or tackle for the Spartans...Highly-touted high his way into the Tackles school player by Rivals.com and a second-team all-state selec- defensive line rota- Opponent Solo Assist I D San Diego State - - tion by CalHiSports in 2005...Rated #73 in the postseason West tion during the final 10 Utah State - - Regional rankings by rivals.com and #30 in the country at the games of the 2006 sea- Nevada - - offensive guard position playing for Wilcox High School in Santa son…Saw action at both Louisiana Tech 1 1 Clara, Calif. (Coach Woody Freitas)...Personally counted more end and tackle...Finished New Mexico State 1 1 than 75 “pancake” blocks in his senior season...Credited with season with 11 tackles and Boise State 2 0 Hawai’i - - more than 60 tackles and five quarterback sacks as a defensive one forced fumble… Idaho 2 0 lineman his senior season...Was an All-Central Coast Section pick Recorded his season-high Fresno State 0 1 and his league’s Defensive Most Valuable Player...Played in the two tackles five times: New Mexico 1 1 2006 North-South Shrine, Charlie Wedemeyer and Polynesian Louisiana Tech, New High School All-Star Games. Mexico State, Boise State, eatiota, whose birth name, “Tufova,” means “high chief” in Idaho and New Mexico in Samoan, became interested in football in the sixth the New Mexico Bowl… Lgrade...Weighing 245 pounds, considered too big to play Forced fumble came in the Pop Warner Football...Cousins include Samson and Hercules New Mexico Bowl. Satele, offensive linemen for the 2006 University of Hawai’i foot- omu joined the San ball team...The San Jose native will be 20-years old in 2007. Jose State team after Lplaying two seasons at the College of San Mateo (Coach Larry Owens)… Steve Lightsy 2005 first-team All-Golden Gate Conference…Lomu Offensive Tackle recorded eight sacks as 75 6-4, 320, JR, JC sophomore and was named Hauula, Hawaii his team’s Most Improved Defensive Player…An hon- Major - Undeclared orable mention all-league pick as senior at Sequoia High School in Redwood City, Calif.... Relatively new to the game, he began playing organized football teve Lightsy is an offensive line hopeful scheduled to join as 160-pound wide receiver his junior year...Father, Tevita “Dave” the Spartans this fall...A 2006 JC GridWire first-team All- Taufoou, has the distinction of the best finish by a Tongan in an SAmerican and Region II all-state selection for Fresno City , placing fifth in heavyweight at the 1984 College (Coach Tony Caviglia)...Received the most votes for All- Los Angeles Olympics…Older brother, David Taufoou, was a Valley Conference honors among offensive linemen last sea- running back at Southeast Missouri State University (2003- son...Two-year starter helped Fresno City College share a confer- 04)…His cousin, Jonah Lomu, is world-renowned rugby player ence title in 2004 and win the 2006 Valley Conference champi- for the New Zealand “All-Blacks” team…The Palo Alto, Calif., onship...Graduated from Kahuku (Hawaii) High School...Played native turned 22-years-old in 2007. on two state championship teams. LOMU’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Did You Know? 2006...JR 7 4 11 0.0/0000

San Jose State’s first bowl game was a New Year’s Day con- test against Utah State. The two teams met on January 1, 1947, in the second Raisin Bowl, held in Pasadena, Calif. San Jose State won the game, 20-0. All-time, the Spartans have a 5-3 record in bowl games including a win in the 2006 New Mexico Bowl.

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Dwight 2006 American Football Coaches Association Lowery (AFCA) All-America Cornerback 25 6-1, 185, SR, 1V 2006 FWAA Santa Cruz, Calif. All-America Psychology Major 2006 Associated Press wight Lowery had 2007 Playboy Third Team All-America one of the best indi- All-America team Dvidual seasons in San SI.com Honorable Jose State football history in conjunction with his team’s 2007 Football Writers Mention All-America success... Returning first-team Association of America All-American cornerback (FWAA) All-America 2006 first-team begins the 2007 season as the first Spartan in 36 years to be Checklist All-WAC pass break-ups and three fum- named a Playboy All-America ble recoveries...Season-high of ...A preseason All-America in Game-by-Game in 2006 2007 Bednarik Award 11 tackles came in the Utah Tackles several national publica- State win...Best tackle possi- Opponent Solo Assist tions...On the ‘Watch Lists’ for Watch List Washington 1 0 bly came in the Fresno State the Bednarik, Nagurski and Stanford 1 2 win when he took on three Cal Poly 1 3 Lott Trophy awards. 2007 Nagurski Trophy blockers and stopped a San Diego State - - owery is the first San Utah State 5 6 Watch List would-be touchdown on a Jose State player named Nevada 3 0 screen pass...Spartans came to two first-team All- Louisiana Tech 1 1 L up with an interception at the New Mexico State 2 3 America lists in the same sea- 2007 Lott Trophy 4-yard line on the next play to Boise State 0 2 son...First Spartan named to Hawai’i 3 0 Watch List stay ahead and go on to victo- the American Football Idaho 3 2 ry...As a punt returner, aver- Fresno State 2 4 Coaches Association (AFCA) and Football Writers Association of aged 8.4 yards per return. New Mexico 1 2 America (FWAA) All-America teams...Added Associated Press Interceptions owery came to San Jose third-team All-America honors and first-team All-WAC recogni- Opponent # State first as a safety Washington 1 tion to his list of accolades...Set a San Jose State single-season prospect... Totaled 13 Stanford 1 school record for most interceptions (9)...Tied school marks for L Cal Poly 3 interceptions in 15 games for most interceptions in a game (3) and most consecutive games San Diego State 2 Cabrillo College (Coach Steve with an interception (4)...Began the season with seven intercep- Nevada 1 Cox)...As a freshman, tied for Fresno State 1 tions in the first four games...Finished second nationally in pass first in the state with eight interceptions and 15th in passes defended...National leader in interceptions...Graduate of Soquel (Calif.) High School...Lettered pass interceptions for eight weeks during the regular season and in football (Coach Ron Meyers) and basketball...Set a school prior to the start of the 2006 bowl season...Team-leading seven record as a senior scoring 25 touchdowns... Scored seven touch- downs against Sacred Heart of San Francisco in 2003...The Santa Cruz, Calif., native turned 21-years-old in 2007.

LOWERY’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF 2006...JR 23 25 48 0.5/2037

YEAR INT Yds. LG 2006...JR 9 111 37 PUNT RETURN STATISTICS YEAR No. Yds. Avg. LG 2006...JR 5 42 8.4 17

Did You Know? , October 9, 2006 – “The nation’s best defen- Dwight Lowery (#25) at the Playboy All-America photo session. sive player you’ve never heard of: San Jose State cornerback Dwight Lowery.” www.sjsuspartans.com 49 Player Profiles

Colin Maher Mohamed (MAH-hur) Wide Receiver Marah 6-1, 192, SO, SQ Running Back 83 Morgan Hill, Calif. 26 6-0, 263, SO, SQ Communication San Jose, Calif. Studies Major Major - Undeclared

olin Maher is com- 2006 San Jose State ohamed Marah Game-by-Game in 2006 peting for playing opens the 2007 sea- Tackles Scholar-Athlete Opponent Solo Assist Ctime as a wide Mson as one of the Stanford 0 1 receiver in 2007...Has alter- Spartans’ running backs... Cal Poly 0 1 nated between wide receiver and as a safety for the Originally a linebacker hope- San Diego State 0 3 Utah State 0 1 Spartans...Successful 2005 walk-on candidate who redshirted that ful who played defensive end Nevada - - year...Did not see any game action in 2006...Graduate of Valley and finished 2006 as a run- Christian High School in San Jose...Lettered in football (Coach ning back...Had three tackles Mike Machado), track and field and ...A 2004 first- in the San Diego State victo- team all-league choice in football...Also lettered in football and ry...Played running back in track and field at San Jose’s Bellarmine Prep School...The Santa the New Mexico Bowl win. Clara, Calif., will be 21-years-old in 2007. arah was first-team All-Central Coast MSection and league Most Outstanding Defensive Player as a senior at San George Manai Jose’s Oak Grove High School (MAH-nigh) (Coach Ed Buller)... Also Defensive Tackle named his the Outstanding Junior and Outstanding 90 6-2, 250, SR, TR Senior football award win- San Jose, Calif. ner...Two-sport letterwinner Health Sciences Major was a shot put and discus thrower on the track and field team as a junior...Enjoys writing lyrics for hip-hop music...Composed a 20-song album, ‘In the eorge Manai joined the Spartans for 2007 spring football Dark’... Is interested in pursuing a pre-med curriculum...The San and finds himself competing for playing time as a defen- Jose native will be 19-years-old in 2007. Gsive tackle... Comes to San Jose State after one season at Division II Ouachita Baptist University...Credited with 35 tackles, MARAH’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 4.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 in 2005...Led the YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF Ouachita Baptist defensive linemen in tackles that year...Played 2006...FR 0 6 6 0.0/0000 his community college football at Foothill College (Coach Marshall Sperbeck)...Was a two-time All-NorCal Conference selection...All-league choice in football at San Jose’s Oak Grove Nick Marchini High School (Coach Ed Buller)...Interested in becoming a strength (MAR-kee-KNEE) and conditioning specialist...The San Jose native will be 24-years- Tight End old in 2007. 6-2, 280, SR, 2V MANAI’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 82 YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF LeGrand, Calif. 2005...JR 17 18 35 4.0/12100 Business Management Major

Did You Know? ick Marchini is one of the Spartans’ tight ends in the team’s multiple tight-end formations...Has been in that On November 12, 1955, San Jose State played at Washington Nrole since the 2005 season...Was a starter in the team’s State before an official paid attendance of 1. Due to a snow two tight-end alignment in the 2006 game at Nevada...Has not storm in the Pullman, Wash., area, game officials decided to had a pass thrown to him in his current role...Played as a defen- let all spectators in for free. One person insisted on paying sive tackle prior to becoming a tight end...Registered three of his for his admission. The game ended in a 13-13 tie.

50 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Player Profiles four tackles for 2005 in the MARRERO’S CAREER STATISTICS Illinois game...Began the 2004 2006 Academic RUSHING season as an offensive guard All-WAC YEAR NO YDS. AVG. TD LG role to the defense during 2003...FR 37 115 3.1 1 15 2005 spring practice...Was a 2004...SO 4 8 2.0 0 7 member of the traveling 2006 San Jose State 2005...JR 1 -3 -3.0 0 -3 squad at the end of the 2004 Scholar-Athlete CAREER 42 120 2.8 1 15 season and saw action in the RECEIVING Tulsa game...Can fill in as a Game-by-Game in 2005 YEAR NO YDS. AVG. TD LG long snapper. Tackles Opponent Solo Assists 2003...FR 4 2 0.5 0 9 E. Washington 0 1 2004...SO 7 57 8.1 0 21 Illinois 1 2 CAREER 11 59 5.4 1 21 PUNT RETURNS archini joined the YEAR NO YDS. AVG. TD LG Spartans after earning 2004...SO 27 224 8.3 0 64 Mall-area honors twice 2005...JR 7 18 2.6 0 8 while at LeGrand (Calif.) High CAREER 34 242 7.1 0 64 School...Three-sport letterwinner KICKOFF RETURNS also lettered in basketball and golf YEAR NO YDS. AVG. TD LG in high school...Interested in a 2003..FR 3 74 24.7 0 39 sports medicine career...The native 2004...SO 2 19 8.5 0 19 of Fresno, Calif., will be 22-years- 2005...JR 1 19 19.0 0 19 old in 2007. CAREER 6 112 18.7 0 39

DeShaun David Marrero McGregor Defensive End Wide Receiver 62 6-2, 240, SR, SQ 5-10, 190, Grad, TR Fairfield, Calif. 3 Parkland, Fla. Behavioral Science Major Majored in Science, Technology & Society eShaun McGregor is vying for playing time as a defen- sive end this season...Has alternated between outside linebacker and defensive end at San Jose State...Saw avid Marrero is expected to join the Spartans this fall and D some action as a special teams player in 2004, but was not credit- compete for playing time as a wide receiver...Comes to ed with any tackles...Made the team as a walk-on candidate in the team as a 2007 Stanford University graduate with one D 2003...Lettered in football (Coach Mike Singer) and basketball at season of athletics eligibility remaining...Majored in science, tech- Armijo High School in Vallejo, Calif...Received all-league and all- nology & society...Was used as a running back and return special- city high school football honors...The Martinez, Calif., native ist by Stanford...Averaged 8.3 yards per punt return in 2004 and turned 22-years-old in 2007. had a 64-yard return against Oregon...Third in rushing on the 2003 squad with 115 yards on 37 carries...First major-college touchdown was a 15-yard run in the 2003 USC game...Two-sport letterwinner who also was a sprinter on the 2004 track team...Posted a season-best 10.79 in the 100 meters. arrero is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who helped his team to a 55-4 Mwin-loss football record...Was a member of the 2000 and 2001 Class 3A Florida state champion 4x100 meter relay team...David will be 23-years-old in 2007.

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In 1971 and 1975, San Jose State posted wins over nationally ranked Stanford. The Spartans beat #10-ranked Stanford, 13- 12, in 1971. San Jose State edged #18-Stanford, 36-34, in 1975. www.sjsuspartans.com 51 Player Profiles

Devin Bradis McGriff Offensive Tackle Newsome 77 6-6, 355, JR, 1V 24 Cornerback Vallejo, Calif. 5-10, 165, FR, RS Sociology Major N. Highlands, Calif. Major - Undeclared

radis McGriff finished the evin Newsome returns to the Spartans following a red- 2006 season as the Spartans shirt season as a cornerback hopeful...Spent the 2006 sea- Bstarting offensive right Dson on the Scout Team...Some weeks, he was a running tackle...Played in eight games and back or option quarterback; other weeks, a defensive back made five starts last season... Was ...Named the 2005 Sierra Foothill League’s Offensive Most in the starting lineup the last three Valuable Player while playing for Roseville (Calif.) High School games including the New Mexico (Coach Larry Cunha)...Led the league in scoring with 16 rushing Bowl victory...Originally enrolled touchdowns, averaged 7.3 yards per carry and threw for 900 at yards as a senior.... Also lettered in basketball and track and ...Redshirted the 2004 season as a field...The native of Roseville, Calif., turned 19-years-old in 2007. freshman and then enrolled at San Jose State in 2005... Graduate of Vallejo (Calif.) High School (Coach Mike Wilson)...Named to the Tacoma News Tribune Western 100 in 2003...SuperPrep, rivals.com Moa Ngatuvai and PrepStar also ranked him among the West’s top-100 play- (NAH-too-vye) ers...A two-time all-state football choice...Concluded his high Defensive Tackle school career playing in the 2004 California/Florida High School 76 6-2, 325, FR, HS All-Star Game...Dad, Bradis McGriff, played football at Tennessee State University...The Vallejo, Calif., native will be 21-years-old in San Leandro, Calif. 2007. Philosophy Major

oa Ngatuvai begins his major college football career as a defensive tackle...Ngatuvai, from San Leandro (Calif.) Ryan McHale MHigh School (Coach Brad Bowers), was rated #19 in Defensive End the 2007 Contra Costa Times Cream of the Crop listing of area play- ers...The San Francisco Chronicle 2006 first-team All-Metro choice 41 6-1, 220, SR, SQ was the Hayward Area Athletic League Defensive Player of the Fountain Valley, Calif. Year...Credited with 42 tackles and four quarterback sacks as a History Major senior...Also played offensive tackle and was a reserve placekick- er...Four-sport letter winner also lettered in basketball, wrestling and track and field...Family tree includes former ’ running back and his uncle Vai Sikahema. The native of yan McHale returns to the Spartans as a defensive end Oakland, Calif., turned 18-years-old in 2007. candidate... Did not see any game action in 2006... RSuccessful walk-on prospect last fall...Transfer from Long Beach State where he played club rugby...Graduate of Fountain Valley (Calif.) High School was an all-league selection in football (Coach Eric Johnson)...Interested in pursuing a career as a high school teacher...The native of Huntington Beach, Calif., will be 24- years-old in 2007.

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San Jose State rushed for 476 yards in the October 28, 2006, win over Louisiana Tech. That was the top team rushing total in Division I-A last season.

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Game-by-Game in 2006 Charles Ohaeri Tackles Opponent Solo Assist (O-hair-ee) Washington 1 2 Stanford 3 3 Linebacker Cal Poly 2 0 50 5-11, 230, FR, RS San Diego State 1 0 Utah State 3 3 San Bernardino, Calif. Nevada 3 1 Louisiana Tech 5 0 Psychology Major New Mexico State 1 3 Boise State 2 0 Hawai’i 4 1 harles Ohaeri returns for the 2007 season looking for play- Idaho 2 1 Fresno State 3 2 ing time as a linebacker...Redshirted the 2006 season after New Mexico 3 1 Cmaking the team as a spring practice walk-on prospect... Game-by-Game in 2005 Graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in San Tackles Bernardino, Calif...Lettered in football (Coach John Henderson), Opponent Solo Assists wens finished 10th in E. Washington - - basketball, baseball and track and field...Rushed for 1,072 yards, the conference in Illinois 2 0 scored 16 touchdowns and was credited with 107 tackles as a sen- San Diego State 3 2 passes defended with ior...An all-league and all-county football selection...Member of O Nevada 6 4 his five pass break-ups and Utah State 1 0 the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity... The San Bernardino native four interceptions...One of Boise State 0 1 turned 20-years-old in 2007. Hawai’i 1 1 three defensive backs to start Louisiana Tech 0 3 in every 2006 game...Has Fresno State 3 5 made at least one tackle in New Mexico State 1 1 each of the Spartans’ last 23 Idaho 1 0 Kyler O’Neal games...Enters the 2007 sea- Linebacker son with 14 starting assignments...Played in all 11 games as a freshman in 2005...Was a starter in the Nevada contest and was 5-11, 200, FR, HS 30 credited with his major college best of 10 tackles...Finished the Oakland, Calif. season credited with 35 tackles and tied for third on the team with Major - Undeclared two pass interceptions...Interceptions were at Louisiana Tech and in the New Mexico State win...Played his prep football at Dorsey High School in Los Angeles, Calif. (Coach Paul Knox)... As a sen- ior, a first-team all-league choice who had five pass interceptions yler O’Neal is a linebacker hopeful expected to join the ...Older brother, Alvin Owens, Jr., played for the San Diego Contra Costa Spartans this fall...Rated #15 in the Riptide team of the Arena2 Football League... Favorite novel is Times’ K 2007 Cream of the Crop listing...O’Neal was a third- Kaffir Boy, written by Mark Mathabane...Interested in pursuing a team All-East Bay pick for McClymonds High School (Coach sports broadcasting career... The Los Angeles native will be 21- Alonzo Carter) in Oakland, Calif...Credited with 85 tackles, 20 years-old in 2007. tackles for loss, 8.5 quarterback sacks and two fumble recoveries as a senior...Scouts, Inc., rated O’Neal #59 among outside line- backers in the West in its February, 2007 rankings. OWENS’ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. INT DEF 2005...FR 18 17 35 0.0/0 2 4 Christopher 2006...SO 33 17 50 1.5/9 4 5 Owens CAREER 51 34 85 1.5/9 6 9 Cornerback 29 5-10, 170, JR, 2V Los Angeles, Calif. Sociology Major

hristopher Owens is a returning starter at cornerback for the Spartans...Was one-half of the top pair of cornerbacks Cin the category of pass interceptions in 2006...Along with Dwight Lowery, combined for 13 interceptions...Had his four interceptions in the final five games of the season... Most recent San Jose State player to intercept more than one pass in a game with his pair of thefts in the win over Fresno State.

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Justin Paysinger Patrick Perry Center Running Back 6-1, 298, JR, 2V 5-10, 205, JR, 2V 68 Los Angeles, Calif. 21 Los Angeles, Calif. Child Development Sociology Major Major

ustin Paysinger is the first atrick Perry returns as San Jose State University 2007 Rimington Trophy one of the key members Jfootball center named to a Watch List Pof the San Jose State Rimington Trophy ‘watch running backs contingent... list’...Has been a starter for Led the Spartans with seven the Spartans since the 2005 rushing touchdowns in 2006 season...Enters 2007 with 18 ...Became the first San Jose starting assignments, all at State player in six years to center... Spearheaded an score three or more rushing offense that upped its rushing touchdowns in a game with average to 4.6 per carry – the three in the Idaho win that best at San Jose State since the made the team bowl-eligible 2000 season...Anchored a pass for 2006...Also scored rushing protection scheme that fin- touchdowns against Stanford, ished in the top-20 nationally San Diego State, Utah State Game-by-Game in 2006 for fewest quarterback sacks and Louisiana Tech... Second Rushing (18) and produced nearly a 3- on the team in rushing with Opponent No. Yds. Washington 3 12 to-1 touchdown-to-intercep- 444 yards and a 4.5 average... Stanford 12 65 tion ratio (23-to-8)...In 2005, Had 10 or more carries in a Cal Poly 8 60 the fulcrum of a rebuilt offen- game five different times... San Diego State 12 60 Utah State 9 43 sive line that jelled the second half of the season and opened holes Rushed for at least 60 yards Nevada 2 6 for a ground attack that averaged 200.8 yards per game the final four times in 2006...His sin- Louisiana Tech 14 55 five contests...Pivot-point for a unit that was one of the WAC’s gle-game personal best of 65 New Mexico State 6 20 best at protecting the passer yielding just 14 sacks in 11 games. yards came in the Stanford Boise State 5 14 Hawai’i - - aysinger is a fourth-year Spartan who redshirted the 2004 victory...Was credited with Idaho 15 64 season... Graduate of Beverly Hills (Calif.) High School... the Spartans’ only blocked Fresno State 14 45 Lettered in football (Coach Carter Paysinger), track and punt of the season in the New Receiving P Opponent No. Yds. field, baseball and wrestling...Named his school’s 2003 Male Mexico State victory...Result Washington 1 20 Athlete of the Year... First-team all-league and All-C.I.F. choice in was a 2-yard touchdown run Fresno State 2 -1 football...Shot put thrower for the track and field team...Donald by teammate Jeff Clark for the Game-by-Game in 2005 go-ahead score...Named the Rushing Paysinger, his dad, is one-time San Jose State graduate assistant Opponent No. Yds. football coach... Represented San Jose State at the 2006 NCAA WAC Special Teams Player of E. Washington 4 19 Leadership Conference in Lake Buena Vista, Fla...Named the the Week for the punt block. San Diego State 10 49 2007-08 vice-chair of the Western Athletic Conference Student- erry was third on the Nevada 10 16 Utah State 0 0 Athlete Advisory Council... The Los Angeles native will be 22 team in rushing in 2005 Boise State 1 1 years-old in 2007. with 239 yards and two Hawai’i 1 1 P Louisiana Tech 15 58 touchdowns... Both of his Fresno State 1 -2 rushing touchdowns came in New Mexico State 14 48 the San Diego State game... Idaho 9 49 Did You Know? Season-high 15 carries when Receiving he gained his season best of Opponent No. Yds. Sports Illustrated named the 1986 San Jose State-Fresno State Nevada 1 22 58 yards at Louisiana Utah State 1 12 game as its Game of the Year. The two teams combined for Tech...Fourth-year player red- Boise State 1 4 1,072 yards of total offense and eight touchdown passes. shirted the 2004 season... Joined the Spartans after lettering in football at Banning High The Spartans led, 24-0 in the second quarter, but trailed #19- School (Coach Ed Lalau) in Los Angeles, Calif...Rushed for over ranked Fresno State, 41-31, with 1:15 left in the game. San 1,000 yards as a senior and was an all-league selection... The Jose State scored a touchdown with 0:42 remaining, recov- native of San Antonio, Texas, turned 21-years-old in 2007. ered an onside kick and scored the game-winning touch- down three plays later at 0:18 for a 45-41 victory.

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aylon and the PERRY’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS team improved in RUSHING every punting YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD W category in 2005... Average 2004...Redshirt punt improved 2.5 yards 2005...FR 65 239 3.7 2 ...Combined percentage of 2006...SO 102 454 4.5 7 fair catches and punts CAREER 167 693 4.1 9 inside the opponent’s 20- RECEIVING yard line increased from YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD 29.5 percent to 51.3 percent 2005...FR 3 38 12.7 0 of his attempts...Spartans 2006...SO 3 19 6.3 0 improved 46 places nation- CAREER 6 57 9.4 0 ally season-over-season in net punting to finish 61st...Named the WAC’s Waylon Prather “Special Teams Player of the Week” for his punting (PRAY-thur) in the Eastern Washington win...The Spartans’ net punting aver- Punter age was 39.8 yards and Eastern Washington only had 5.0 yards of 15 6-3, 225, SR, 3V punt returns...In 2004, averaged 36.8 yards per punt and finished seventh in the conference in punting...Placed 10 of his 44 punts Felton, Calif. inside the 20 and forced three attempts to be called for a ‘fair Kinesiology Major catch’... Fifth-year Spartan was a successful 2003 fall walk-on who redshirted the season. rather is a graduate of San Lorenzo Valley High School in aylon Prather is 2007 Football Writers Felton, Calif...Lettered in football, basketball, baseball and back as one of the golf...Played tight end and handled all the kicking duties... top punters in the Association of America P W Set a league record for most extra-point conversions in a season... country...Listed on the FWAA (FWAA) All-America An all-league player in each of the four sports and was his basket- All-America Checklist for Checklist ball team’s Most Valuable Player... Shared his school’s 2002 Male 2007...Also named to Athlete of the Year award as a senior... Interested in a coaching Rivals.com Most Reliable career...Spent the 2007 spring semester as a middle school student- team earlier this summer... 2006 first team teacher in San Jose...Waylon turned 22 years-old in 2007. Had his best season in 2006 All-WAC earning first-team All-WAC honors...Improved his season PRATHER’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS punting average by 4.6 yards ...Helped the team improve its net PUNTING punting figure 3.5 yards per punt....The Spartans were ranked YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. LG FC I20 28th nationally in net punting... Individually, Prather ranked 2003...Redshirt 14th...Only the second San Jose State punter in the last seven 2004...FR 44 1,618 36.8 59 3 10 years to finish in the top-20 nationally in punting. 2005...SO 74 2,908 39.3 58 11 27 rather had the two longest punts by a Western Athletic 2006...JR 63 2,771 43.9 72 5 19 Conference punter in 2006 - a career best 72 yards and a CAREER 181 7,297 40.3 72 19 56 Psubsequent 68-yarder at Nevada...72-yarder tied for the seventh longest punt in school history...His 43.9 yard average is second best by a Spartan in a season...40.1 career average is tenth Most improved punting averages (2005 to 2006) best at San Jose State...Placed better than one-third of his punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line for the second year in a row... Name, School 2005 avg. 2006 avg. Gain A two-time honoree as WAC Special Teams Player of the Week... Louie Sakoda, Utah 37.07 (98) 44.03 (13) +6.96 Was recognized for averaging 44.5 yards per punt with no return Matt Fodge, Oklahoma State 39.89 (65) 44.88 (8) +4.99 yardage after the Fresno State victory (12/2/06)...Added the Cole Chason, Clemson 36.44 (99) 41.28 (41) +4.84 duties of holder for kick-scoring opportunities midway through Joe Radigan, Rutgers 39.35 (74) 44.05 (11) +4.70 the 2006 season...Completed a 2-point extra-point conversion Waylon Prather, San Jose State 39.30 (75) 43.98 (14) +4.68 pass in the New Mexico State win (11/4/06). Kip Facer, UNLV 41.05 (47) 45.17 (6) +4.12 Tony Mikulec, C. Michigan 38.08 (92) 41.97 (32) +3.89 Did You Know? Britton Colquitt, Tennessee 41.20 (45) 44.91 (7) +3.71 Kyle Stringer, Boise State 41.52 (39) 44.62 (9) +3.10 In 2006, San Jose State punter Waylon Prather, and place- Ryan Dougherty, E. Carolina 40.83 (50) 43.65 (18) +2.82 kicker Jared Strubeck were all-conference selections. The only other time the Spartans’ kickers were named to an all- NCAA ranking in parentheses conference team in the same season was 1986. www.sjsuspartans.com 55 Player Profiles

League and C.I.F. heavyweight champion in 2005...Placed third Jerome Pulu atthe C.I.F. Wrestling Championships his junior season..Attended Cheshire Academy in Cheshire, Conn., before enrolling at San Jose (POO-loo) State...Played football and was on the wrestling team...Enjoys lis- Defensive Tackle tening to heavy metal and country music...Favorite artists include 91 6-3, 280, SR, 1V Kenny Chesney and Avenged Sevenfold...The native of Riverside, Calif., turned 20-years-old in 2007. Hayward, Calif. Sociology Major Chris Reese erome Pulu is a return- ing starter at a defen- Linebacker Jsive tackle position... 5-9, 205, JR, 2V Started nine games, eight at 51 a tackle position and one at Mountain View, Calif. end...Made at least one History Major tackle in eight of the 13 games in which he played... Season-high three tackles in hris Reese is compet- the Washington and Utah ing for playing time at 2006 Academic State games... Only sack of Can outside linebacker All-WAC the season came in the Cal position in 2007...Has been a Game-by-Game in 2006 2005 Academic Poly win...Redshirted the Tackles special teams player and 2005 season...Transfer from Opponent Solo Assist reserve linebacker in each of All-WAC Chabot College (Coach Washington 0 3 his two seasons...Credited 2006 San Jose State Danny Calcagno) ...Played Stanford 0 1 Cal Poly 1 1 with 10 tackles on the season Scholar-Athlete two seasons before embark- San Diego State 0 2 and was in on a tackle in six ing on a Mormon mission Utah State 0 3 of the 11 games he appeared... to Japan...Lettered in foot- Nevada - - Louisiana Tech - - Season high of three tackles ball (Coach Casey Moreno), New Mexico State - - came in the Fresno State basketball and track and Boise State - - win...Notched six tackles in field at Hayward (Calif.) Hawai’i 1 0 his first season at the major School...Was an all-league Idaho - - Fresno State 0 2 college level. selection in football...The New Mexico 0 1 eese was a 2004 honor- native of American Samoa able mention All-San will be 24-years-old in 2007. RFrancisco Bay Area and first-team West Catholic Athletic League choice for St. PULU’S MAJOR COLLEGE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Francis High in Mountain YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK DEF View, Calif. (Coach Mike 2005...Redshirt Mitchell)...Concluded his Game-by-Game in 2006 2006...JR 2 13 15 1.5/3 1 0 prep career playing in the Tackles Opponent Solo Assist 2005 Charlie Wedemeyer All- Washington 1 0 Star Game...Enjoys movies Stanford - - featuring the Wayans broth- Cal Poly 0 2 San Diego State - - Robbie Reed ers... Older brother is former Utah State 0 1 University of Hawa’ii and Louisiana Tech - - Center Western Illinois tailback New Mexico State 0 2 6-3, 290, FR, RS Charles Tharp...A fifth cousin Hawai’i - - 70 Idaho 0 1 Claremont, Calif. of rap artist Snoop Dogg. Fresno State 1 2 Reese has an interest in film New Mexico - - Major - Undeclared production or possibly high Game-by-Game in 2005 Tackles school teaching... The native Opponent Solo Assists of Redwood City, Calif., Illinois 0 2 obbie Reed is competing for playing time at the center turned 20-years-old in 2007. San Diego State 0 1 position...Redshirted the 2006 season... Came to San Jose Nevada 1 2 Hawai’i - - RState as a two-sport letterwinner at Claremont (Calif.) Louisiana Tech - - High...A two-time all-league football selection...A first-team pick Fresno State - - as a senior and a second-team choice as a junior...Compiled a 68- New Mexico State - - 13 win-loss record in two seasons of wrestling... The Baseline Idaho - -

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REESE’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL SK FUM INT DEF Andrew Ryan 2005…FR 1 5 60000 Safety 2006...SO 2 8 10 0 1 0 0 6-0, 195, JR, JC CAREER 3 13 160100 22 Belmont, Calif. Business Finance David Major Richmond ndrew Ryan tops the opening fall depth chart at a safety position...Joined the team for 2007 spring practice and Wide Receiver Amade an immediate positive impression...Transfer from 8 6-4, 200, JR, JC the College of San Mateo (Coach Larry Owens)...Played on two bowl-winning teams and had a pair of interceptions each sea- Anaheim, Calif. son... Lettered in football (Coach Patrick Walsh) and baseball at Kinesiology Major Serra High in San Mateo, Calif...Was an honorable mention all- league and all-county selection...Team captain his senior sea- avid Richmond comes to the Spartans for the 2007 season son...Enjoys surfing, biking and camping...Would like to work in as one of the top pass catchers in the California the bio-technology field...The Palo Alto, Calif., native will be 22- DCommunity College system a year ago...Still relatively years-old in 2007. new to the game in just his second full year of organized foot- ball...A 2006 JC GridWire third-team All-American and a first- team Region IV all-state selection for Santa Ana College (Coach Gerry Gross)...12th nationally in receptions with 54 catches for Jeff Schweiger 842 yards and nine touchdowns...Touchdown total in 2006 was Defensive End eighth among pass catchers in the California Community College system...Took up football when he enrolled at Santa Ana College 44 6-5, 265, SR, TR and caught one pass in the only game he played in 2005. San Jose, Calif. ichmond is a graduate of Garden Grove (Calif.) High...Was Philosophy Major a three-time, first-team all-league selection in basketball Rand the 2005 “Most Valuable Player” of the Garden Grove League...Led the league in scoring with a 20.9 average and was the “Most Valuable Player” of the 2005 Orange County All-Star eff Schweiger transferred to San Jose State University from Game...Interested in teaching health sciences at the high school the University of Southern California prior to the 2007 spring level...The native of San Diego, Calif., turned 20- years-old in Jsemester...Participated in spring practice and will be eligible 2007. to play for the 2008 Spartans...Played in 25 games covering three seasons including the Trojans’ 2004 national championship sea- son...Credited with two tackles as a junior, 11 in his sophomore season of 2005 and 18 as a freshman...Best statistical game was in the 2004 Colorado State game when he was credited with 4.0 tackles including 2.5 for loss...Graduate of San Jose’s Valley Norman Romero Christian High (Coach Mike Machado)...Was a first-team All- Offensive Lineman American his senior season...Also a Super Prep Elite 50, PrepStar 6-1, 265, FR, RS Top-100 Dream Team, Lemming Top-100, Long Beach Press Telegram Best in the West first team, Tacoma News Tribune Western 67 South Gate, Calif. 100, Gatorade California Player of the Year, and an Orange County Aerospace Register Fab 15 choice...Was credited with 140 tackles, 37 tackles Engineering Major for loss, 18 quarterback sacks, 15 pass break-ups and four fumble recoveries in 2003...Is a second-generation Spartan...Dad, Jeff Schweiger, was a four-year letterwinner and starting defensive orman Romero returns to the Spartans as an offensive end on the 1979 and 1980 San Jose State teams...The San Jose line hopeful...Redshirted the 2006 season as a walk-on... native turned 21-years-old in 2007. NReceived one of two “Scout Team Player of the Year” awards at the team’s 2006 awards banquet...Lettered in football SCHWEIGER’S MAJOR COLLEGE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS and track and field at South Gate (Calif.) High... Interested in YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK DEF working for an aviation company...The native of Los Angeles, 2004...FR 7 11 18 4.5/32 2 1 Calif., will be 20-years-old in 2007. 2005...SO 5 6 11 1.0/2 0 0 2006...JR 2 0 2 0.0/0 0 0 CAREER 14 17 31 5.5/34 2 1 www.sjsuspartans.com 57 Player Profiles

Jibri Sharp John Smith (JA-bree) Offensive Tackle Linebacker 71 6-3, 350, SR, 1V 45 6-0, 232, JR, 1V Oakland, Calif. Richmond, Calif. Sociology Major Mathematics Major

ibri Sharp opens the 2007 season Game-by-Game in 2006 competing for the left tackle Tackles position...Moved to the position Opponent Solo Assist J Stanford 1 0 prior to 2007 spring practice... Cal Poly 0 2 Received the team’s 2006 San Diego State - - “Versatility Award” at the annual Utah State 0 1 Game-by-Game in 2005 awards banquet... Appeared in nine Tackles games, primarily as an offensive Opponent Solo Assist guard, but was in the starting lineup E. Washington - - as a running back in the Nevada and Illinois 0 1 ohn Smith heads into San Diego State 1 0 Hawai’i contests...Used as a ball car- 2007 as a linebacker hope- Hawai’i 0 1 rier once in the Idaho win for no gain...Also played as a short- Louisiana Tech - - ful...Saw action in four yardage defensive lineman...Former walk-on was awarded a J Fresno State - - games in 2006...Credited with future scholarship immediately after the Louisiana Tech win for New Mexico State - - four tackles...Two tackles Idaho 1 0 injecting some much-needed toughness according to Coach against Cal Poly...In 2005, Tomey... Came to San Jose State after earning all-conference hon- played in eight games...Credited with four tackles...Received ors at Laney College (Coach Stan Peters)...Graduate of Skyline 2004 first-team All-Alameda Contra Costa League and team High in Oakland, Calif...A two-time first-team all-league player... ‘Most Valuable Player’ honors for DeAnza High in Richmond, The Oakland, Calif., native turned 22-years-old in 2007. Calif. (Coach George Pye)...Two-sport letterwinner was a sprint- er and hurdler on the school’s track and field team...School’s Homecoming king in 2004...The San Francisco native will be 21- Ryan Simone years-old in 2007. (SIM-own) JOHN SMITH’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Center YEAR UT AT TOTAL SK FUM INT DEF 61 6-3, 306, SR, 1V 2005...FR 2 2 40000 2006...SO 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 San Diego, Calif. CAREER 3 5 80000 Justice Studies Major

yan Simone heads into the Liam Smith 2007 season as a center hope- Rful... Coming off his best sea- Defensive Tackle son as a Spartan...In 2006, saw action 78 6-5, 250, SO, JC as a center and right guard ...Played Los Gatos, Calif. in eight games and started in six of them...Started three games at center Biology Major and three at right guard...In 2005, played in four games at center...Made his first start in the iam Smith joins the Spartans this fall as a defensive tackle 2004 Fresno State game, which also prospect...Spent the 2006 season at Santa Monica College marked his major college debut. L(Coach Robert Taylor)...A second-team all-conference selec- imone came to the Spartans in 2003 and redshirted the sea- tion...Was in on 43 tackles and nine quarterback sacks...Lettered son...Moved to center in 2004 ...Lettered in football (Coach in football (Coach Butch Cattalico) and wrestling at Los Gatos SGordon Wood) and track and field at Helix High of La (Calif.) High...Received first-team All-Central Coast Section hon- Mesa, Calif...A two-time all-league selection and his team’s ors and third-team all-state football recognition...2004 DeAnza ‘Lineman of the Year’... Part of an offensive line that blocked for Athletic League wrestling champion at 189 pounds ...Interested in eventual winner Reggie Bush...The native of San going to medical school and becoming a surgeon...The native of Diego, Calif., turned 22-years-old in 2007. Santa Clara, Calif., turned 20-years-old in 2007.

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yards...San Jose State recovered two of his five Braden Storaasli on-side kick attempts...10 (STORE-razz-lee) touchbacks on 60 kick- Linebacker offs...Second on the team 56 6-0, 213, FR, RS in points scored with 61. ared became the first Kapolei, Hawaii freshman since 1991 Aviation Major Jto lead the team in scoring with his 61 points in 2005...Helped the raden Storaasli returns to the Spartans as an outside line- Spartans tie a team record backer candidate...Joined the team as a successful walk-on for consecutive extra Blast fall and redshirted the season...Lettered in football points made with 58 by (Coaches Dean Nakagawa and Rudy Alejo), track and wrestling converting his first six at Damien Memorial School in , Hawaii...Was an all- attempts...Became the league selection in football...The native of Honolulu, Hawaii, 11th player in school his- Game-by-Game in 2006 Kicking turned 19 years-old in 2007. tory to kick three field Opponent XP FG goals in a game with 44, Washington 2-3 (40), (32), (45) 27 and 39 yarders against Stanford 5-5 -- Cal Poly 2-2 (46) Nevada...Tied for third in San Diego State 4-4 32, (34) Jared Strubeck the WAC and 64th Utah State 3-3 -- Placekicker nationally in field goal Nevada 1-1 42 kicking making 11-of-18 Louisiana Tech 4-5 (38), 36 5-8, 176, JR, 2V New Mexico State 2-3 (48) with a long of 46 at Utah Boise State 2-2 -- 10 Camarillo, Calif. State...13 of his 50 Hawai’i 2-2 (37) attempts resulted in Idaho 4-4 -- Environmental Fresno State 3-3 (25) touchbacks...Three of his New Mexico 2-3 -- Studies Major five onside kicks were recovered by San Jose Game-by-Game in 2005 State. Kicking ared Strubeck returns 2007 Football Writers Opponent XP FG as one of the country’s trubeck was one of E. Washington 5-5 -- top ... Association of America the nation’s top Illinois 1-2 (22), (36) J high school place- San Diego State 3-3 47 Named to an FWAA All- (FWAA) All-America S Nevada 2-2 (44), (27), (39) kickers in 2004... Three- America checklist for the Checklist Utah State 2-2 43, 27, (46) first time...First San Jose sport letterwinner at Rio Boise State 3-3 -- Hawai’i 5-5 (44) State placekicker to receive Mesa High in Camarillo, Calif...Named a Top Louisiana Tech 2-2 30, 39 this recognition...Heads 2006 second-team Fresno State 1-1 48 into the 2007 season con- National Prospect by New Mexico State 2-2 35, (22), (20) All-WAC Idaho 2-3 (36), (20) verting 91.4 percent of his www.prokicker.com... Rivals.com rated him #16 extra-points and 66.7 per- (##) - field goal made cent of his field goals... 2005 Academic All-WAC nationally...52-of-52 in Team has recovered 50 per- extra-point conversions, cent (5-of-10) of his on-side 16-of-23 in field goal accuracy and was credited with 74 touch- kick tries...Three school 2005 San Jose State backs on kickoffs his last two seasons in high school... As a senior, records, team consecutive Scholar-Athlete twice made a 47-yard field goal..Also lettered in soccer and track extra-point conversions and field...A first-team all-league forward in soccer... Sprinter in and most field goals in a track and field...Enjoys fishing... Interested in a physical therapy game, team and individual, 2005 The Sporting News career... The native of Oxnard, Calif., turns 20-years-old in 2007. have been tied since he honorable mention STRUBECK’S MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS took over the placekicking Freshman All-American duties in 2005...23 touch- SCORING backs in his 110 kickoffs. YEAR XP-XPA FG-FGA PTS. econd-team All-WAC placekicker in 2006...First Spartan in 2005…FR 28-30 11-18 61 11 years to receive all-conference honors as a placekick- 2006...SO 36-40 9-12 63 Ser...Upped his field goal accuracy to 75.0 percent, third-best CAREER 64-70 20-30 124 in the WAC, in his sophomore season and booted his career best of 48 yards in the New Mexico State win...Tied a school record for the second time making three field goals (40, 32, 45 yards) in the Washington game...Was 4-of-5 for field goals of at least 40 www.sjsuspartans.com 59 Player Profiles

at least 80 percent of his Game-by-Game in 2005 Jason Swisher attempts in the Washington, Passing Stanford and San Diego Opponent Att. Comp. TD Int. E. Washington 34 21 2 1 Linebacker State games... Before 2006, Illinois 15 9 0 1 6-0, 216, FR, RS just three games in which a San Diego State 18 5 0 1 Spartan passer who threw Nevada 39 20 2 2 57 Walnut Creek, Calif. Utah State 42 16 1 0 20 or more passes had an 80 Boise State 16 9 2 0 Child Development percent or better accuracy Hawai’i 35 22 2 2 Major mark...Had a 3-to-1 touch- Louisiana Tech 29 11 1 1 down-to-interception ratio Fresno State 8 2 0 1 New Mexico State 34 20 0 0 (21-to-7)...Rushed for the Idaho 16 7 1 1 ason Swisher enters the 2007 season as a middle linebacker most yards by a Spartan Rushing hopeful...Redshirted in 2006...Credited with at least 100 tack- quarterback in 13 years... Opponent Att. Yds. les in each of his last two seasons at Las Lomas High School His 155.13 passing efficien- E. Washington 7 44 J Illinois 4 -3 in Walnut Creek, Calif. (Coach Doug Longero)...Named a first- cy rating ranked him 11th San Diego State 2 18 team all-state selection for medium-sized schools by nationally...Threw at least Nevada 6 8 CalHiSports.com and the Contra Costa Times ‘Defensive Player of one touchdown pass in 11 Utah State 5 -4 the Year’...Two-sport letterwinner was third in the 215-pound Boise State 3 -2 of the 13 games... Four Hawai’i 6 24 division of the 2006 C.I.F. state championship wrestling meet... times (Washington, Boise Louisiana Tech 4 1 The native of Walnut Creek, Calif., will be 19-years-old in 2007. State, Fresno State and New Fresno State - - Mexico) threw three scoring New Mexico State 6 20 Idaho 4 -6 strikes in a game...Season Game-by-Game in 2004 high 323 yards came in the Passing Adam Tafralis opener at Washington... Opponent Att. Comp. TD Int. Stanford 10 3 0 0 (TAH-Fral-liss) Third on the team in rush- Morgan State 7 3 1 0 Quarterback ing with 224 yards and two SMU 2 0 0 0 touchdowns...Spartans’ Rice 6 0 0 1 17 6-2, 219, SR, 3V leading rusher the last two UTEP 2 2 0 0 Nevada 7 6 0 0 San Bruno, Calif. games of the season. Boise State 16 8 1 0 Kinesiology Major afralis has started 27 Tulsa 13 6 0 0 times in the 33 games Fresno State 2 1 0 0 Rushing The has played...In Opponent Att. Yds. Game-by-Game in 2006 2005, was named the WAC Stanford 3 3 Passing ‘Offensive Player of the Morgan State - -- SMU 1 3 Opponent Att. Comp. TD Int. Week’ accounting for four Washington 35 28 3 0 Rice 2 -12 Stanford 16 14 1 1 touchdowns, two rushing UTEP 3 10 Cal Poly 31 20 0 1 and two passing, and 334 Nevada 3 16 San Diego State 21 17 2 0 yards of total offense in the Boise State 9 30 Utah State 28 15 2 2 Tulsa 8 0 Nevada 18 9 1 1 season-opening win over Fresno State 5 8 Louisiana Tech 15 10 1 0 Eastern Washington...Best New Mexico State 16 9 1 0 game of the season came in the New Mexico State win passing for Boise State 23 17 3 0 222 yards with no interceptions ...Threw for a career-high 328 Hawai’i 15 7 0 0 Idaho 17 10 1 1 yards and two touchdowns against Nevada... Second in rushing Fresno State 23 14 3 1 touchdowns with three. New Mexico 18 11 3 0 dam started three of the nine games he played in 2004... Rushing Finished the season completing 44.6 percent of his passes dam Tafralis heads Opponent Att. Yds. Washington 16 1 for 432 yards and two touchdowns... Completed 8-of-16 into the 2007 season Stanford 4 -3 A for 138 yards and one touchdown and gained a season-high 30 as a winning and Cal Poly 6 2 A San Diego State 5 14 yards on nine rushing attempts against Boise State...Ran for record-setting quarter- Utah State 4 23 touchdowns against UTEP and Nevada. back...Moved into the top- Nevada 9 9 afralis redshirted the 2003 season...Lettered in football 10 on the university’s Louisiana Tech 3 6 (Coach Mike Tenerowitz), basketball and track and field at career lists for passing New Mexico State 7 33 Mills High School in Millbrae, Calif...A CalHiSports.com yards, completions, total Boise State 5 2 T Hawai’i 12 15 first-team all-state football pick for medium-sized schools in offense and passing effi- Idaho 4 5 2001...Was the only competitor to finish in the top three in the shot ciency...In 2006, manufac- Fresno State 8 76 put and discus at the 2002 California high school championships tured one of the most effi- New Mexico 8 30 ...Threw 59-feet-7.75 in the shot put and 182-feet-1 in the discus in cient set of numbers by a the 2002 state meet... Son of , ranked among the top- Spartan signal caller...Directed the offense in comeback wins 10 shot putters in the world by Track & Field News for seven years against Stanford, Utah State, New Mexico State and Idaho...... Dad had a best throw of 72-feet-1.5 in 1992... The native of Daly Completed a school-record 65.6 percent of his passes...Completed City, Calif., will be 24-years-old in 2007.

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TAFRALIS’ MAJOR COLLEGE STATISTICS PASSING YEAR ATT. COMP. INT Pct. YDS. TD Mark Williams 2003...Redshirt Defensive End 2004…FR 65 29 1 44.6 432 2 6-0, 240, SO, SQ 2005...SO 286 142 10 49.7 1,810 11 98 2006...JR 276 181 7 65.6 2,284 21 Altadena, Calif. CAREER 627 352 18 56.1 4,526 34 Major - Undeclared RUSHING YEAR NO. YDS. AVG. TD 2004…FR 34 58 1.7 2 ark Williams returns to the San Jose State team as a 2005...SO 47 100 2.1 3 defensive end hopeful...Was a successful 2006 spring 2006...JR 90 224 2.5 2 practice walk-on...Graduate of John Muir High School CAREER 171 382 2.2 7 M in Pasadena, Calif.... Lettered in football three seasons...Played as an offensive and defensive lineman during his high school days... Has an interest in becoming a structural engineer... Mark turned Andres Vargas 20-years-old in 2007. Offensive Guard 60 6-4, 280, FR, HS Terrance Williams San Carlos, Calif. Wide Receiver Social Science Major 81 6-5, 225, SO, JC Miami, Fla. ndres Vargas joins the Spartans this fall as an offensive Kinesiology Major guard candidate...A three-sport letterwinner at St. Francis AHigh School in Mountain View, Calif. (Coach Mike Mitchell)...First-team all-league tackle as a senior...Competed in errance Williams is a wide receiver prospect joining the the 2007 California state high school championships in wrestling San Jose State team this fall for the 2007 season...A transfer and track and field...Shot put and discus thrower for the track from City College of San Francisco... Did not see any game and field team... Sixth in the shot put at the 2007 track and field T action in 2006...Began his major college career at Eastern Illinois championships with a 57-foot-11 mark...15th at the 2006 state University in 2004 and redshirted the season... Did not see any championships in the shot put...2007 West Catholic Athletic game action for the Panthers as a redshirt freshman in League champion and second at the Central Coast Section 2005...Graduate of Noland High School in Miami, Fla...Lettered in Championships at 285 pounds...Won two matches in the champi- football (Coach Nigel Dunn) and basketball...Concluded his high onship bracket at the state wrestling championships ...Enjoys the school career playing in the Dade County vs. Broward County music of Steel Pulse and Bob Marley...The native of San Mateo, All-Star Game...Interested in coaching at the high school level... Calif., will be 18-years-old in 2007. The native of Miami, Fla., turned 21-years-old in 2007.

Antonio Walker Cornerback 27 5-8, 175, FR, HS San Bernardino, Calif. Accounting Major

ntonio Walker joins the Spartans as a cornerback prospect...Lettered in football (Coach Randy Jensen), Awrestling and track and field at Pacific High School in San Bernardino, Calif...Was an all-league linebacker his senior sea- son...Was the captain of his wrestling team as a senior...Two-time all-league pick in wrestling...A long jumper and triple jumper on the track team...Interested in becoming an accountant...The native of Los Angeles will be 19-years-old in 2007. www.sjsuspartans.com 61 Player Profiles

Justin Willis Joe Zusin (ZOO-sin) Defensive Tackle Offensive Tackle 99 6-1, 305, SO, 1V 64 6-5, 310, SO, SQ San Jose, Calif. Petaluma, Calif. Major - Undeclared Major - Undeclared

ustin Willis is one of the Game-by-Game in 2006 oe Zusin is in his third seven returning defensive Tackles season with the Spartans linemen who saw action Opponent Solo Assist as an offensive line- J Washington - - J during the Spartans’ bowl- man...Slated to compete for Louisiana Tech 0 1 winning season in 2006... New Mexico State 1 0 playing time at right Appeared in eight games and Boise State 0 2 tackle...Saw action in the was credited with six tack- Hawai’i 0 1 Louisiana Tech game last sea- les...Had two assisted tackles Idaho - - son...Redshirt in 2005... Fresno State - - in the Boise State game...Was New Mexico 0 1 Received 2003 third-team all- named a CalHi Sports 2004 state recognition playing for second-team all-state pick Casa Grande High School in and his league’s ‘Lineman of Petaluma, Calif. (Coach Rick the Year’ playing for Valley O’Brien)...Was featured in the Christian High School in San New York Times’ website blog, ‘Tierney Lab - Putting Ideas in Jose (Coach Mike Machado)... Science to the Test,’ on February 21, 2007...Subject matter dealt Two-sport letterwinner also with faces and body language...Enjoys fixing cars...The Petaluma, was a shot put and discus Calif., native turned 22-years-old in 2007. thrower on the track and field team...The native of Palo Alto, Calif., turned 20-years- old in 2007.

WILLIS’ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS YEAR UT AT TOTAL TFL/YDS. SK FUM DEF 2006...FR 1 5 6 0.0/0000

Wilburn Willoughby Defensive Tackle 92 6-1, 280, FR, HS Los Angeles, Calif. Major - Undeclared San Jose State Fight Song

ilburn Willoughby joins the Spartans this fall as a Fight on for dear old San Jose State defensive tackle hopeful...Graduate of Marshall High Fight on for victory! WSchool in Los Angeles, Calif. (Coach Andy Moran)...The 2005 Northern League ‘Defensive Player of the We are with you in every way Year’...First-team all-city selection as a senior...Credited with 12 No matter what the price may be! quarterback sacks, 68 tackles, one fumble recovery and one inter- ception in 14 games...Two-time all-league honoree was a first- Onward for Sparta noble and true team all-league choice as a junior...The Los Angeles native turned Fight hard in everything you do! 19 years-old in 2007. And so we'll Fight! (RAH!) Win! (RAH!) March onward down the field and we will win the day!

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2007 Football Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time Sat., Sept. 1 Arizona State at Tempe, Ariz. 7:00 p.m. (MST)

Sat., Sept. 8 Kansas State at Manhattan, Kan. 6:05 p.m. (CDT)

Sat., Sept. 15 Stanford at Stanford, Calif. 7:00 p.m. (PDT) Sun Devil Stadium Sat., Sept. 22 Utah State* at Logan, Utah 6:05 p.m. (MDT) Tempe, Ariz.

Sat., Sept. 29 UC Davis Spartan Stadium 1:00 p.m. (PDT)

Sat., Oct. 6 Idaho (Homecoming)* Spartan Stadium 1:00 p.m. (PDT)

Fri., Oct. 12 Hawaii* (ESPN) Spartan Stadium 5:00 p.m. (PDT)

Sat., Oct. 20 Fresno State* at Fresno, Calif. 2:00 p.m. (PDT)

Bronco Stadium Sat., Nov. 3 Boise State* at Boise, Idaho 1:00 p.m. (MDT) Boise, Idaho

Sat., Nov. 10 New Mexico State* Spartan Stadium 1:00 p.m. (PST)

Sat., Nov. 17 Louisiana Tech* at Ruston, La. 6:00 p.m. (CST)

Sat., Nov. 24 Nevada* Spartan Stadium 1:00 p.m. (PST)

* - Western Athletic Conference opponent

Bill Snyder Family Stadium Manhattan, Kan.

Romney Stadium Logan, Utah

Spartan Stadium San Jose, Calif.

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GAMEARIZONA 1 STATE GAMEKANSAS 2 STATE GAMESTANFORD 3 Sun Devils Wildcats Cardinal Sept. 1, 2007  7:00 p.m. (MST) Sept. 8, 2007  6:05 p.m. (CDT) Sept. 15, 2007  7:00 p.m. (PDT) Sun Devil Stadium  Tempe, Ariz. Family Stadium  Manhattan, Kan. Stanford Stadium  Stanford, Calif.

QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Location: ...... Tempe, AZ 85287 Location: ...... Manhattan, KS 66502 Location: ...... Stanford, CA 94305 Enrollment: ...... 63,278 Enrollment: ...... 23,137 Enrollment: ...... 14,881 Colors: ...... Maroon & Gold Colors: ...... Purple & White Colors: ...... Cardinal & White Conference: ...... Pacific-10 Conference: ...... : ...... Pacific-10 President: ...... Dr. Michael Crow President: ...... Dr. Jon Wefald President: ...... Dr. John Hennessey Athletics Director: ...... Lisa Love Athletics Director: ...... Tim Weiser Athletics Director: ...... Bob Bowlsby Athletics Director's Phone: (480) 965-6360 Athletics Director's Phone: (785) 532-6910 Athletics Director's Phone: (650) 723-4596

TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2006 Record: ...... 7-6 2006 Record: ...... 7-6 2006 Record: ...... 1-11 2006 Pacific-10 Record: ...... 4-5, 5th tie 2006 Big 12 Record: . .4-4, 2nd, N. Division 2006 Pacific-10 Record: ...... 1-8, 9th place Offense: ...... Multiple Offense: ...... Pro Set Offense: ...... Multiple Defense: ...... Multiple Defense: ...... Multiple Defense: ...... 4-3 Starters Returning (O/D/S): 17 (10/6/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .14 (7/6/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .17 (7/8/2) Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .46/18 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .49/22 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .54/18 Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 7 (1/5/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 9 (3/4/2) Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 7 (4/3/0) Stadium: . . .Sun Devil Stadium (71,706, grass) Stadium: ...... Stadium: Stanford Stadium (50,000, grass) . . . .Bill Snyder Family Stadium (50,000 field turf) COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ...... Dennis Erickson COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ...... Jim Harbaugh Alma Mater: ...... Montana State, 1970 Head Coach: ...... Ron Prince Alma Mater: ...... Michigan, 1986 Record at ASU: ...... 0-0 (1st season) Alma Mater: . . . Appalachian State, 1992 Record at Stanford: . . . . .0-0 (1st season) Career Record: . . . .148-65-1 (18 seasons) Record at KS: ...... 7-6 (1 season) Career Record: ...... 29-6 (3 seasons) Football Office Phone: . . . .(480) 965-5053 Career Record: ...... 7-6 (1 season) Football Office Phone: . . . .(650) 723-4511 Assistant Coaches: Craig Bray (DC/LB), Football Office Phone: . . . .(785) 532-5876 Assistant Coaches: Lance Anderson Jamie Christian (RB/Special Teams), Dan Assistant Coaches: Dave Brock (WR), (DT), Andy Buh (LB), Chris Dalman Cozzetto (TE), Matt Lubick (S), Rich Greg Burns (DB), James Franklin (OL), Tim Drevno (TE), D.J. Durkin Olson (OC/QB), Al Simmons (OC/QB), Mo Latimore (DL), Frank (DE/Special Teams), Scott Shafer (CB/Special Teams), Gregg Smith (OL), Leonard (TE), Tim McCarty (OL), Ricky (DC/Asst. HC), David Shaw (OC/WR), Grady Stretz (DL), Eric Yarber (WR) Rahne (RB), Tim Tibesar (DC), Matt (RB), Clayton White (DB) Wallerstedt (LB/Special Teams) SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Series ...... Sun Devils lead, 18-11 SERIES RECORD Series ...... Cardinal leads, 46-14-1 Last Meeting Sun Devils, 53-15; Sept. 29, 2001 Series ...... Spartans lead, 1-0 Last Meeting . . . .Spartans, 35-34; Sept. 6, 2006 Last Meeting . . . .Spartans, 16-0; Sept. 28, 1963 MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS Football SID: ...... Mark Brand MEDIA RELATIONS Football SID: ...... Gary Migdol SID Office Phone: ...... (480) 965-6592 Interim Football SID: . . .Kenny Lannou SID Office Phone: ...... (650) 723-4418 SID Home Phone: ...... (480) 759-9514 SID Office Phone: ...... (785) 532-6735 SID Cell Phone ...... (650) 279-6800 Press Box Phone: ...... (480) 965-6207 Press Box Phone: ...... (785) 539-3423 Press Box Phone: ...... (650) 723-4418 FAX Phone: ...... (480) 965-5408 FAX Phone: ...... (785) 532-6093 FAX Phone: ...... (650) 725-2957 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Web site: ...... www.thesundevils.com Web site: ...... www.k-statesports.com Web site: ...... www.gostanford.com

2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule Sept. 1 SAN JOSE STATE Sept. 1 @Auburn Sept. 1 *UCLA Sept. 8 COLORADO Sept. 8 SAN JOSE STATE Sept. 15 SAN JOSE STATE Sept. 15 SAN DIEGO STATE Sept. 15 MISSOURI STATE Sept. 22 *OREGON Sept. 22 *OREGON STATE Sept. 29 *@Texas Sept. 29 *ARIZONA STATE Sept. 29 *@Stanford Oct. 6 *KANSAS Oct. 6 *@USC Oct. 6 *@Washington State Oct. 13 *COLORADO Oct. 13 TCU Oct. 13 *WASHINGTON Oct. 20 *@Oklahoma State Oct. 20 *@Arizona Oct. 27 *CALIFORNIA Oct. 27 *BAYLOR Oct. 27 *@Oregon State Nov. 3 *@Oregon Nov. 3 *@Iowa State Nov. 3 *WASHINGTON Nov. 10 *@UCLA Nov. 10 *@Nebraska Nov. 10 *@Washington State Nov. 22 *USC Nov. 17 *MISSOURI Nov. 24 NOTRE DAME Dec. 1 *ARIZONA Nov. 24 @Fresno State Dec. 1 *CALIFORNIA * – Pacific-10 Conference game * – Big 12 Conference game * – Pacific-10 Conference game www.sjsuspartans.com 65 2007 Opponents

GAMEUTAH 4 STATE GAME UC5 DAVIS GAME 6 IDAHO Aggies Aggies Vandals Sept. 22, 2007  6:05 p.m. (MDT) Sept. 29, 2007  1:00 p.m. (PDT) Oct. 6, 2007  1:00 p.m. (PDT) Romney Stadium  Logan, Utah Spartan Stadium  San Jose, Calif. Spartan Stadium  San Jose, Calif.

QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Location: ...... Logan, Utah 84322 Location: ...... Davis, CA 95616 Location: ...... Moscow, ID 83844 Enrollment: ...... 23,908 Enrollment: ...... 30,435 Enrollment: ...... 11,739 Colors: ...... Navy Blue and White Colors: ...... Yale Blue and Gold Colors: ...... Silver and Vandal Gold Conference: ...... WAC Conference: ...... Great West Football Conference: ...... WAC President: ...... Stan Albrecht President: ...... Larry Vanderhoef President: ...... Dr. Tim White Athletics Director: . . . .Randy Spetman Athletics Director: . . . . .Greg Warzecka Athletics Director: ...... Dr. Rob Spear Athletics Director's Phone: (435) 797-2060 Athletics Director's Phone: .(530) 752-111 Athletics Director's Phone:(208) 885-0200

TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2006 Record: ...... 1-11 2006 Record: ...... 6-5 2006 Record: ...... 4-8 2006 WAC Record: ...... 1-7, 8th tie 2006 GWFC Record: ...... 1-3, 4th 2006 WAC Record: ...... 3-5, 6th Offense: ...... Multiple Offense: ...... Spread Offense: ...... Single back Defense: ...... 4-3 Defense: ...... 4-3 Defense: ...... Multiple Starters Returning (O/D/S): 19 (7/11/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .13 (6/6/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): 20 (8/10/2) Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .38/10 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .46/19 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .24/14 Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 5 (4/0/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S): . . . . .12 (6/5/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S): . . . . .13 (6/7/0) Stadium:Romney Stadium (30,257 sports turf) Stadium: . . . . .Aggie Stadium (9,000, Sportex) Stadium: . .Kibbie Dome (16,000, RealGrass Pro)

COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ...... Brent Guy Head Coach: ...... Bob Biggs Head Coach: ...... Alma Mater: . . . . . Oklahoma State, 1983 Alma Mater: ...... UC Davis, 1973 Alma Mater: ...... Weber State, 1988 Record at Utah State: . . .4-19 (2 seasons) Record at UC Davis:114-48-1 (14 seasons) Record at Idaho: ...... 0-0 (1st season) Career Record: ...... 4-19 (2 seasons) Career Record: . . . .114-48-1 (14 seasons) Career Record: ...... 0-0 (1st season) Football Office Phone: . . . .(435) 797-1870 Football Office Phone: . . . .(530) 752-3525 Football Office Phone: . . . .(208) 885-0235 Assistant Coaches: Jeff Copp (S), Darrell Assistant Coaches: Fred Arp (Asst. Assistant Coaches: Steve Axman Dickey (OC/QB), Mark Johnson HC/DL), Lou Bronzan (DC/LB), Keith (OC/TE), Luther Carr (REC), Mark (DC/LB), Shaun Johnson (RB), Danilo Buckley (DB), Greg Chapla (Special Criner (DC), Dan Finn (OL), Al Genatone Robinson (DL), John Rushing (CB), Tracy Teams/RB), Tim Keane (OL), Mike (LB), Patrick Libey (DB), Johnny Nansen Smith (TE), Greg Stevens (WR), Vance Moroski (OC/OL), Jamie Nelson (DL), (DL), Roderick Plummer (Special Vice (OL) Rich Scangarella (REC), Matt Wade (TE) Teams/RB), Jonathan Smith (QB)

SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Series ...... Spartans lead, 18-10-1 Series ...... Aggies lead, 3-2-2 Series ...... Spartans lead, 10-7-1 Last Meeting .Spartans, 21-14; Oct. 14, 2006 Last Meeting ...... Tie, 0-0; Oct. 20, 1934 Last Meeting . . . .Spartans, 28-13; Nov. 25, 2006

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS Football SID: ...... Zach Fisher Football SID: ...... Mike Robles Football SID: ...... Becky Paull SID Office Phone: ...... (435) 797-2066 SID Office Phone: ...... (530) 752-3680 SID Office Phone: ...... (208) 885-0245 SID Cell Phone: ...... (435) 213-0318 SID Cell Phone: ...... (530) 979-1747 SID Cell Phone ...... (208) 669-0411 Press Box Phone: ...... (435) 797-1686 Press Box Phone: ...... (530) 752-9367 Press Box Phone: ...... (208) 885-0211 FAX Phone: ...... (435) 797-2615 FAX Phone: ...... (530) 754-5674 FAX Phone: ...... (208) 885-0255 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Web site: . . . . .www.utahstateaggies.com Web site: ...... www.ucdavisaggies.com Web site: ...... www.uiathletics.com

2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule Aug. 30 UNLV Sept. 1 W. WASHINGTON Sept. 1 @USC Sept. 8 @Wyoming Sept. 8 @Portland State Sept. 8 CAL POLY Sept. 15 @Oklahoma Sept. 15 @Eastern Washington Sept. 15 @Washington State Sept. 22 *SAN JOSE STATE Sept. 22 NORTHEASTERN Sept. 22 NO. ILLINOIS Sept. 29 @UTAH Sept. 29 @San Jose State Sept. 29 *HAWAI’I Oct. 6 *@Hawai’i Oct. 6 *@North Dakota State Oct. 6 *@San Jose State Oct. 20 *NEVADA Oct. 13 *CAL POLY Oct. 13 *FRESNO STATE Oct. 27 *LOUISIANA TECH Oct. 20 *@Southern Utah Oct. 20 *@New Mexico State Nov. 3 *@Fresno State Oc.t. 27 *SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Oct. 27 *@Nevada Nov. 10 *BOISE STATE Nov. 3 @Sacramento State Nov. 3 *LOUISIANA TECH Nov. 17 *@New Mexico State Nov. 17 SAN DIEGO Nov. 17 *@Boise State Nov. 24 *@Idaho * – Great West Football Conference game Nov. 24 *UTAH STATE * – Western Athletic Conference game * – Western Athletic Conference game

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GAME 7HAWAI’I GAMEFRESNO 8 STATE GAMEBOISE 9 STATE Warriors Bulldogs Broncos Oct. 12, 2007  5:00 p.m. (PDT) ESPN Oct. 20, 2007  2:00 p.m. (PDT) Nov. 3, 2007  1:00 p.m. (MDT) Spartan Stadium  San Jose, Calif. Bulldog Stadium  Fresno, Calif. Bronco Stadium  Boise, Idaho

QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Location: ...... Honolulu, HI 96822 Location: ...... Fresno, Calif. 93740 Location: ...... Boise, ID 83725 Enrollment: ...... 20,307 Enrollment: ...... 20,299 Enrollment: ...... 18,876 Colors: . .Green, White, Black & Silver Colors: ...... Bulldog Red & Blue Colors: ...... Blue and Orange Conference: ...... WAC Conference: ...... WAC Conference: ...... WAC President: ...... Denise Konan President: ...... Dr. John D. Welty President: ...... Dr. Robert Kustra Athletics Director: . . . .Herman Frazier Athletics Director: ...... Thomas Boeh Athletics Director: . . . . Athletics Director's Phone: (808) 956-7301 Athletics Director's Phone: (559) 278-3178 Athletics Director's Phone: (208) 426-1826

TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2006 Record: ...... 11-3 2006 Record: ...... 4-8 2006 Record: ...... 13-0 2006 WAC Record: ...... 7-1, 2nd 2006 WAC Record: ...... 4-4, 5th 2006 WAC Record: ...... 8-0, 1st Offense: ...... : ...... Pro Set Offense: ...... Multiple Defense: ...... 3-4 Defense: ...... 4-3 Defense: ...... Multiple Starters Returning (O/D/S): .15 (6/8/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .15 (7/6/2) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .12 (5/7/0) Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .70/19 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .47/17 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .38/19 Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 9 (5/3/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 9 (4/5/0) Starters Lost (O/D/S): . . . . .15 (7/6/2) Stadium: . . .Aloha Stadium (50,000, field turf) Stadium: . . . . .Bulldog Stadium (41,031, grass) Stadium: . .Bronco Stadium (30,000, blue astroturf)

COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ...... June Jones Head Coach: ...... Pat Hill Head Coach: ...... Alma Mater: . . . New York State Regents Alma Mater: ...... UC Riverside, 1973 Alma Mater: ...... UC Davis, 1988 Record at Hawai’i: . . . .64-40 (8 seasons) Record at Fresno State:76-51 (10 seasons) Record at Boise State: . . . .13-0 (1 season) Career Record: ...... 64-40 (8 seasons) Career Record: ...... 76-51 (10 seasons) Career Record: ...... 13-0 (1 season) Football Office Phone: . . . .(808) 956-6508 Football Office Phone: . . . .(559) 278-3015 Football Office Phone: . . . .(208) 426-2408 Assistant Coaches: (ILB), Ron Assistant Coaches: John Baxter (Assoc. Assistant Coaches: Jeff Choate (RB/ Lee (WR), George Lumpkin (Assoc.HC/ HC/WR/Special Teams), Dan Brown Special Teams), Bryan Harsin (OC/QB), DE), Dennis McKnight (OL), Greg (DC), Derek Frazier (OL), Jeff Grady Scott Huff (OL), Pete Kwiatkowski (DL), McMackin (DC), Rich Miano (DB), Dan (TE), Kerry Locklin (DL), Tom Mason Brent Pease (Asst. HC/WR), Chris Morrison (QB), (DT), Wes (LB), Jim McElwain (OC/QB), Tim Strausser (TE), Viliami Tuivai (LB), Justin Suan (RB) Skipper (RB), Randy Stewart (DB) Wilcox (DC), Marcel Yates (CB)

SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Series ...... Spartans lead, 15-14-1 Series ...... Bulldogs lead, 35-33-3 Series ...... Broncos lead, 7-0 Last Meeting . .Warriors, 54-17; Nov. 18, 2006 Last Meeting . .Spartans, 24-14; Dec. 2, 2006 Last Meeting . . . . .Broncos, 23-20; Nov. 11, 2006

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS Football SID: ...... Lois Manin Football SID: ...... Steve Weakland Football SID: ...... Max Corbet SID Office Phone: ...... (808) 956-7523 SID Office Phone: ...... (559) 278-2509 SID Office Phone: ...... (208) 426-1515 SID Cell Phone: ...... (808) 954-0234 SID Cell Phone: ...... (559) 287-3304 SID Cell Phone ...... (208) 859-6952 Press Box Phone: ...... (808) 486-1800 Press Box Phone: ...... (559) 278-5951 Press Box Phone: ...... (208) 426-1408 FAX Phone: ...... (808) 956-4470 FAX Phone: ...... (559) 278-4689 FAX Phone: ...... (208) 426-1778 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Web site: . . . . .www.hawaiiathletics.com Web site: ...... www.gobulldogs.com Web site: ...... www.broncosports.com

2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule Sept. 1 NO. COLORADO Sept. 1 SACRAMENTO STATE Aug. 30 WEBER STATE Sept. 8 *@Louisiana Tech Sept. 8 @Texas A&M Sept. 8 @Washington Sept. 15 @UNLV Sept. 15 @Oregon Sept. 15 WYOMING Sept. 22 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN Sept. 29 *LOUISIANA TECH Sept. 27 SO. MISSISSIPPI Sept. 29 *@Idaho Oct. 6 *@Nevada Oct. 7 *NEW MEXICO STATE Oct. 6 *UTAH STATE Oct. 13 *@Idaho Oct. 14 *NEVADA Oct. 12 *@San Jose State Oct. 20 *SAN JOSE STATE Oct. 20 *@Louisiana Tech Oct. 27 *NEW MEXICO STATE Oct. 26 *BOISE STATE Oct. 26 *@Fresno State Nov. 10 *FRESNO STATE Nov. 3 *UTAH STATE Nov. 3 *SAN JOSE STATE Nov. 16 *@Nevada Nov. 10 *@Hawai’i Nov. 10 *@Utah State Nov. 23 *BOISE STATE Nov. 24 KANSAS STATE Nov. 17 *IDAHO Dec. 1 WASHINGTON Nov. 30 *@New Mexico State Nov. 23 *@Hawai’i * – Western Athletic Conference game * – Western Athletic Conference game * – Western Athletic Conference game www.sjsuspartans.com 67 Header for Football Guide

GAMENEW MEXICO 10 STATE GAMELOUISIANA 11 TECH GAME 12NEVADA Aggies Bulldogs Wolf Pack Nov. 10, 2007  1:00 p.m. (PST) Nov. 17, 2007  6:00 p.m. (CST) Nov. 24, 2007  1:00 p.m. (PST) Spartan Stadium  San Jose, Calif. Joe Aillet Stadium  Ruston, La. Spartan Stadium  San Jose, Calif.

QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Location: ...... Las Cruces, NM 88003 Location: ...... Ruston, LA 71272 Location: ...... Reno, NV 89557 Enrollment: ...... 16,428 Enrollment: ...... 11,500 Enrollment: ...... 16,500 Colors: ...... Crimson & White Colors: ...... Red & Blue Colors: ...... Navy Blue & Silver Conference: ...... WAC Conference: ...... WAC Conference: ...... WAC President: ...... Dr. Mike Martin President: ...... Dr. Daniel Reneau President: ...... Dr. Milton Glick Athletics Director: Dr. McKinley Boston Athletics Director: ...... Jim Oakes Athletics Director: ...... Cary Groth Athletics Director's Phone: (505) 646-7630 Athletics Director's Phone: (318) 257-4111 Athletics Director's Phone: (775) 682-6970

TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2006 Record: ...... 4-8 2006 Record: ...... 3-10 2006 Record: ...... 8-5 2006 WAC Record: ...... 2-6, 7th 2006 WAC Record: ...... 1-7, 8th place tie 2006 WAC Record: ...... 5-3, 3rd place tie Offense: ...... Air Raid Offense: ...... Multiple Offense: ...... Multiple Defense: ...... 3-4 Defense: ...... 4-3 Defense: ...... 3-4 Starters Returning (O/D/S): .19 (9/9/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S): 18 (6/10/2) Starters Returning (O/D/S): .14 (5/7/2) Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .47/17 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .50/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: . . . . .44/17 Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 9 (2/6/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S): ...... 6 (5/1/0) Starters Lost (O/D/S): . . . . .10 (6/4/0) Stadium: .Aggie Memorial Stadium (30,343, grass) Stadium: .Joe Aillet Stadium (30,600 field turf) Stadium: .Mackay Stadium (29,993 ,field turf)

COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ...... Hal Mumme Head Coach: ...... Derek Dooley Head Coach: ...... Chris Ault Alma Mater: ...... Tarleton, 1975 Alma Mater: ...... Virginia, 1990 Alma Mater: ...... Nevada, 1968 Record at NMSUi: ...... 4-30 (2 seasons) Record at La. Tech: . . . . .0-0 (1st season) Record at Nevada: .185-78-1 (22 seasons) Career Record: . . . .101-84-1 (16 seasons) Career Record: ...... 0-0 (1st season) Career Record: . . . .185-78-1 (22 seasons) Football Office Phone: . . . .(505) 646-2521 Football Office Phone: . . . .(318) 257-4546 Football Office Phone: . . . .(775) 784-6981 Assistant Coaches: Carlton Buckels Assistant Coaches: Kenny Evans (LB), Assistant Coaches: Scott Baumgartner (DB), Mike Fanoga (DL), Roy Gerela Conroy Hines (WR), Brent Indest (RB), (WR), Charlie Camp (ILB), Jim House (DL), (K), Gary Goff (WR), Mason Miller Ed Jackson (Asst. HC/DL), Terry Joseph Chris Klenakis (OC/OL), Kim McCloud (OL), Matt Mumme (QB), Woody (DB), Pete Perot (OL), Eric Russell (CB), Jim Mastro (RB), Cameron Norcross Widenhofer (DC), Earnest Wilson (TE/Special Teams), Frank Scelfo (TE/OL), Barry Sacks (Special (RB), Bobby Wilcox (LB) (OC/QB), Tommy Spangler (DC) Teams/OLB), Ken Wilson (DC/S)

SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Series ...... Spartans lead, 12-2 Series ...... Spartans lead, 4-2 Series ...... Wolf Pack leads, 12-7-2 Last Meeting . . . .Spartans, 31-21; Nov. 4, 2006 Last Meeting .Spartans, 44-10; Oct. 28, 2006 Last Meeting . . . . .Wolf Pack, 23-7; Oct. 21, 2006

MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA RELATIONS Football SID: ...... Tyler Dunkel Football SID: ...... Malcolm Butler Football SID: ...... Chad Hartley SID Office Phone: ...... (505) 646-2927 SID Office Phone: ...... (318) 257-3144 SID Office Phone: ...... (775) 682-6982 SID Cell Phone: ...... (505) 640-7270 SID Cell Phone: ...... (318) 614-4513 SID Cell Phone ...... (775) 229-5513 Press Box Phone: ...... (505) 646-2700 Press Box Phone: ...... (318) 257-3144 Press Box Phone: ...... (775) 784-6545 FAX Phone: ...... (505) 646-2425 FAX Phone: ...... (318) 257-3757 FAX Phone: ...... (775) 784-4386 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Web site: ...... www.nmstatesports.com Web site: ...... www.latechsports.com Web site: . . . .www.nevadawolfpack.com

2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 8/30 SE LOUISIANA Sept. 1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS Sept. 1 @Nebraska 9/8 @New Mexico Sept. 8 *HAWAI’I Sept. 8 @Northwestern 9/15 UTEP Sept. 15 @California Sept. 15 NICHOLLS STATE 9/22 @Auburn Sept. 29 *@Fresno State Sept. 29 UNLV 9/29 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF Oct. 6 @Mississippi Oc.t. 6 *FRESNO STATE 10/7 *@Boise State Oct. 13 *NEW MEXICO STATE Oct. 14 *@Boise State 10/13 *@Louisiana Tech Oct. 20 *BOISE STATE Oct. 20 *@Utah State 10/20 *@Idaho Oct. 27 *@Utah State Oct. 27 *IDAHO 10/27 *@Hawai’i Nov. 3 *@Idaho Nov. 2 *@New Mexico State 11/2 *NEVADA Nov. 10 @LSU Nov. 16 *HAWAI’I 11/10 *@San Jose State Nov. 17 *SAN JOSE STATE Nov. 24 *@San Jose State 11/17 *UTAH STATE Dec. 1 *@Nevada Dec. 1 *LOUISIANA TECH 11/30 *FRESNO STATE * – Western Athletic Conference game * - Western Athletic Conference game * – Western Athletic Conference game

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San Jose State at Washington Stanford vs. San Jose State Husky Stadium, Seattle, Wash. Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. September 2, 2006 52,256 in attendance September 9, 2006 29,321 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL San Jose State 6 3 6 14 29 Stanford 13 21 0 0 34 Washington 7 14 7 7 35 San Jose State 7 14 14 0 35

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SJSU-UW SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME S-SJSU SJSU-Strubeck, 40-yard field goal 1/10:42 3-0 SJSU-Tafralis, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) 1/9:33 0-7 UW-James, 17-yard run (Braunstein kick) 1/6:32 3-7 S-Sherman, 17-yard pass from Edwards (Kick failed) SJSU-Strubeck, 32-yard field goal 1/0:21 6-7 1/4:20 6-7 UW-Rankin, 34-yard run (Braunstein kick) 2/10:45 6-14 S-Moore, 11-yard pass from Edwards (Zagory kick) SJSU-Strubeck, 45-yard field goal 2/6:33 9-14 1/1:54 13-7 UW-James, 21-yard pass from Stanback (Braunstein kick) S-Dray, 19-yard pass from Edwards (Zagory kick) 2/0:21 9-21 2/12:04 20-7 SJSU-J. Jones, 3-yard pass from Tafralis (Kick failed) S-Frank, 1-yard run (Zagory kick) 2/9:03 27-7 3/11:31 15-21 SJSU-Y. Davis, 6-yard run (Strubeck kick) 2/6:31 27-14 UW-Stanback, 6-yard run (Braunstein kick) S-Moore, 14-yard pass from Edwards (Zagory kick) 3/5:10 15-28 2/4:33 34-14 SJSU-J. Jones, 50-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) SJSU-J.T. Callier, 11-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 4/5:32 22-28 2/0:54 34-21 UW-Rankin, 68-yard run (Braunstein kick) 4/5:02 22-35 SJSU-Perry, 8-yard run (Strubeck kick) 3/12:35 34-28 SJSU-J. Jones, 6-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) SJSU-J. Jones, 42-yard run (Strubeck kick) 3/8:45 34-35 4/2:03 29-35 TEAM STATISTICS ...... S SJSU TEAM STATISTICS SJSU UW First Downs ...... 23 25 First Downs ...... 19 22 Rushes-Yards ...... 43-185 49-342 Rushes-Yards ...... 29-50 41-300 Passing Yards ...... 233 115 Passing Yards ...... 323 168 Passes ...... 18-28-1 15-17-1 Passes ...... 28-37-0 16-25-1 Total Offense ...... 418 457 Total Offense ...... 373 468 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.9 6.9 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.7 7.1 Punts-Avg...... 4-32.8 3-33.7 Punts-Avg...... 5-44.4 3-45.7 Fumbles-Lost ...... 3-2 1-1 Fumbles-Lost ...... 3-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards ...... 4-35 4-40 Penalties-Yards ...... 5-30 4-40 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 0-0 2-19 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 1-0 4-26 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 3-40 1-17 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 2-41 6-100 Possession Time ...... 30:44 29:16 Possession Time ...... 29:29 30:31 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Rushing Stanford: Gerhart, 13-82; Kimble, San Jose State: Y. Davis, 9-33; Perry, 3-12; Tafralis, 15-7; 14-53; Edwards, 9-34; Nnoli, 3-10; J.T. Callier, 1-0; French, 1-(-2). Frank, 3-7; Team, 1-(-1). Washington: Rankin, 10-145; Stanback, 17-102; James, 14-53. San Jose State: Y. Davis, 23-184; Perry, 12-65; J. Jones, 2-57; French, 3- Passing 15; J.T. Callier, 4-8; Tafralis, 3-8; San Jose State: Tafralis, 28-35-0-323, Team, 0-2-0-0. Flynn, 1-6; Team, 1-(-1). Washington: Stanback, 16-25-1-168. Passing Stanford: Edwards, 18-28-1-233. Receiving San Jose State: Tafralis, 15-17-1-110; San Jose State: J. Jones, 9-130; Broussard, 8-83; French, 5-31; Flynn, 1-1-0-5. Coleman, 2-38; Hooper, 2-17; Perry, 1-20; Y. Davis, 1-4. Receiving Dwight Lowery’s Washington: Russo, 5-43; Williams, 4-32; James, 2-30; Stanford: Sherman, 6-71; Moore, interception saved a possible Rob. Lewis, 2-17; Gottlieb, 1-24; Shackelford, 1-19; Rankin, 1-3. 4-84; Nnoli, 2-29; Dray, 2-24; Kimble, go-ahead touchdown. 2-14; Gerhart, 1-8; Bradford, 1-3. San Jose State: J. Jones, 7-82; Broussard, 4-9; J.T. Callier, 1-11; Coleman, 1-6; Clark, 1-5; Y. Davis, 1-2.

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Cal Poly vs. San Jose State San Diego State vs. San Jose State Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. September 23, 2006 15,684 in attendance September 30, 2006 14,361 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL Cal Poly 0007 7 San Diego State 0 10 0 0 10 San Jose State 0 10 7 0 17 San Jose State 7 7 14 3 31

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME CP-SJSU SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SDSU-SJSU SJSU-Strubeck, 46-yard field goal 2/12:24 0-3 SJSU-Broussard, 47-yard pass from J. Jones (Strubeck kick) SJSU-Y. Davis, 12-yard run (Strubeck kick) 1/5:54 0-7 2/10:10 0-10 SJSU-Perry, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) 2/14:25 0-14 SJSU-Y. Davis, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) SDSU-Palmer, 30-yard field goal 2/5:54 3-14 3/3:16 0-17 SDSU-Campbell, 1-yard run (Palmer kick)2/1:54 10-14 CP-Barden, 20-yard pass from Brennan (Gardner kick) SJSU-Broussard, 68-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 4/0:38 7-17 3/4:42 10-21 SJSU-Coleman, 12-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) TEAM STATISTICS ...... CP SJSU 3/0:06 10-28 First Downs...... 12 17 SJSU-Strubeck, 34-yard field goal 4/7:00 10-31 Rushes-Yards ...... 32-78 39-167 Passing Yards ...... 142 152 TEAM STATISTICS ...... SDSU SJSU Passes ...... 10-24-3 20-32-1 First Downs...... 10 20 Total Offense ...... 220 319 Rushes-Yards ...... 39-163 36-136 Avg. Per Play ...... 3.9 4.5 Passing Yards ...... 76 282 Punts-Avg...... 7-47.3 7-38.6 Passes ...... 10-16-2 19-23-0 Fumbles-Lost ...... 4-1 1-1 Total Offense ...... 239 418 Penalties-Yards ...... 1-5 7-54 Avg. Per Play ...... 4.3 7.1 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 3-23 3-70 Punts-Avg ...... 4-31.0 3-37.7 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 3-69 1-24 Fumbles-Lost ...... 2-1 2-2 Possession Time ...... 24:34 35:26 Penalties-Yards ...... 11-103 5-45 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 0-0 1-8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kick Returns-Yards ...... 5-81 2-35 Rushing Possession Time ...... 29:45 30:15 Cal Poly: Brennan, 9-27; Webb, 8-26; Chowtham, 5-14; Thierry, 4-7; Kirschner, 6-4. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS San Jose State: Y. Davis, 16-81; Perry, 8-60; J.T. Callier, 3-10; Rushing J. Jones, 1-9; French, 2-4; Collins, 2-4; Tafralis, 6-2; Team, 1-(-3). San Diego State: Henderson, 24-98; Bornes, 8-35; Craft, 2-10; Sturm, 1-6; Mougey, 1-6; Wesley, 1-5; Campbell, 2-3. Passing San Jose State: Perry, 12-60; Y. Cal Poly: Brennan, 9-21-3-107; Davis, 7-27; Eden, 2-15; Tafralis, 5- Webb, 0-2-0-0; Cooper, 1-1-0-35. 14; J.T. Callier, 3-12; Island, 6-9; J. San Jose State: Tafralis, 20-31-1-152; Jones, 1-(-1). J. Jones, 0-1-0-0. Passing Receiving San Diego State: Mougey, 7-9-1-69; Cal Poly: Barden, 7-110; Edwards, Craft, 3-7-1-7. 1-16; Belcher, 1-9; Cooper, 1-7. San Jose State: Tafralis, 17-21-0-234; San Jose State: J. Jones, 9-92; J. Jones, 1-1-0-47; Eden, 1-1-0-1. Broussard, 8-47; Beauchman, 2-16; Clark, 1-(-3). Receiving San Diego State: Swain, 4-42; Spinks, 4-23; Henderson, 1-6; Schilens, 1-5. Damaja Jones contributed John Broussard accounted San Jose State: Broussard, 5-167; eight tackles, forced a fumble for 202 all-purpose yards. Coleman, 5-47; J. Jones, 5-21; and was credited with a sack. Y. Davis, 1-21; Clark, 1-21; Hooper, 1-4; Lauderdale, 1-1.

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Utah State vs. San Jose State San Jose State at Nevada (ABC-TV) Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. Mackay Stadium, Reno, Nev. October 14, 2006 15,738 in attendance October 21, 2006 19,636 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTAL Utah State 7700 14 San Jose State 0700 7 San Jose State 0 7 7 7 21 Nevada 7376 23

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME USU-SJSU SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SJSU-UN USU-Johnson, 1-yard pass from Nelson (Shields kick) UN-Hubbard, 1-yard run (Jaekle kick) 1/4:46 0-7 1/3:47 7-0 UN-Jaekle, 23-yard field goal 2/12:03 0-10 USU-Robinson, 14-yard pass from Nelson (Shields kick) SJSU-J. Jones, 13-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 2/8:55 14-0 2/0:10 7-10 SJSU-Y. Davis, 33-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) UN-Moore, 1-yard run (Jaekle kick) 3/13:33 7-17 2/6:09 14-7 UN-McCoy, 2-yard pass from Moore (Kick failed) SJSU-J. Jones, 50-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 4/3:33 7-23 3/2:01 14-14 SJSU-Perry, 3-yard run (Strubeck kick) 4/3:56 14-21 TEAM STATISTICS ...... SJSU UN First Downs ...... 13 25 TEAM STATISTICS ...... USU SJSU Rushes-Yards ...... 27-162 55-230 First Downs ...... 16 19 Passing Yards ...... 77 178 Rushes-Yards ...... 44-156 30-123 Passes ...... 10-22-1 20-28-1 Passing Yards ...... 145 252 Total Offense ...... 239 408 Passes ...... 21-24-0 15-28-2 Avg. Per Play ...... 4.9 4.9 Total Offense ...... 301 375 Punts-Avg...... 6-48.0 3-45.0 Avg. Per Play ...... 4.4 6.5 Fumbles-Lost ...... 2-2 1-1 Punts-Avg...... 7-35.1 4-42.0 Penalties-Yards ...... 8-47 6-50 Fumbles-Lost ...... 1-1 5-2 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 0-0 2-7 Penalties-Yards ...... 4-38 1-15 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 1-24 2-41 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 1-19 4-7 Possession Time ...... 20:02 39:58 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 2-31 3-49 Possession Time ...... 36:49 23:11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Rushing San Jose State: Y. Davis, 11-100; Eden, 3-25; Broussard, 1-18; Utah State: Cross, 23-67; Nelson, 11-50; McDaniel, 7-33; Bohm, Tafralis, 9-9; Perry, 2-6; J. Jones, 1-4. 2-5; Robinson, 1-1. Nevada: Hubbard, 33-161; Fragger, 11-43; Moore, 10-27; San Jose State: Y. Davis, 12-60; Perry, 9-43; Tafralis, 4-23; J. Jones, Team, 1-(-1). 2-0; Team, 3-(-3). Passing Passing San Jose State: Tafralis, 9-18-1-68; Utah State: Nelson, 21-24-0-145. Eden, 1-3-0-9; J. Jones, 0-1-0-0. San Jose State: Tafralis, 15-28-2-252. Nevada: Moore, 20-28-1-178.

Receiving Receiving Utah State: Nelson, 7-72; Robinson, San Jose State: J. Jones, 3-43; Clark, 4-47; Cross, 3-(-5); Bohm, 2-14; 3-18; Broussard, 3-12; Coleman, 1-4. Myers, 2-4; Bowman, 1-8; McDaniel, Nevada: McCoy, 6-54; Pudewell, 4- 1-4; Johnson, 1-1. 34; Mitchell, 3-33; Darlington, 3-27; San Jose State: J. Jones, 8-134; Hubbard, 2-16; Spencer, 2-14. Broussard, 4-64; Y. Davis, 1-33; Coleman, 1-16; J.T. Callier, 1-5. Matt Castelo was credited Demetrius Jones was credit- with 20 tackles in the win. ed with 12 tackles and 3.0 tackles for loss.

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Louisiana Tech vs. San Jose State San Jose State at New Mexico State Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. Aggie Memorial Stadium, Las Cruces, N.M. October 28, 2006 12,897 in attendance November 4, 2006 15,308 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTAL Louisiana Tech 0370 10 San Jose State 8 7 0 16 31 San Jose State 3 20 7 14 44 New Mexico State 14700 21

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME LTU-SJSU SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SJSU-NMSU SJSU-Strubeck, 38-yard field goal 1/7:29 0-3 NMSU-Glenn, 25-yard pass from Holbrook (McDaniel kick) SJSU-Y. Davis, 7-yard run (Strubeck kick) 1/9:29 0-7 2/14:30 0-10 SJSU-Y. Davis, 25-yard run (J. Callier pass from Prather) LTU-Horwedel, 35-yard field goal 2/10:58 3-10 1/6:12 8-7 SJSU-Y. Davis, 90-yard run (Kick failed) 2/9:52 3-16 NMSU-Williams, 2-yard pass from Holbrook (McDaniel kick) SJSU-Island, 13-yard run (Strubeck kick) 2/3:58 3-23 1/0:26 8-14 SJSU-Perry, 2-yard run (Strubeck kick) 3/7:37 3-30 NMSU-Cleaver, 59-yard pass from Holbrook (McDaniel kick) LTU-Griffin, 1-yard run (Horwedel kick) 3/5:27 10-30 2/12:39 8-21 SJSU-Broussard, 49-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) SJSU-J.T. Callier, 8-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 4/14:54 10-37 2/7:00 15-21 SJSU-J. Callier, 5-yard pass from Eden (Eisenhauer kick) SJSU-Strubeck, 48-yard field goal 4/14:44 18-21 4/2:14 10-44 SJSU-Clark, 2-yard punt return (Strubeck kick) 4/12:57 25-21 TEAM STATISTICS ...... LTU SJSU SJSU-Tafralis, 1-yard run (Kick blocked) 4/2:35 31-21 First Downs ...... 11 24 Rushes-Yards ...... 22-41 58-476 Passing Yards ...... 181 168 TEAM STATISTICS ...... SJSU NMSU Passes ...... 16-34-0 11-17-0 First Downs ...... 22 21 Total Offense ...... 222 644 Rushes-Yards ...... 50-256 25-65 Avg. Per Play ...... 4.0 8.6 Passing Yards ...... 105 364 Punts-Avg...... 7-44.7 3-52.3 Passes ...... 9-16-0 34-49-0 Fumbles-Lost ...... 1-0 1-0 Total Offense ...... 361 429 Penalties-Yards ...... 4-20 4-27 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.5 5.8 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 3-31 2-23 Punts-Avg...... 4-50.0 2-18.5 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 6-138 3-39 Fumbles-Lost ...... 2-1 2-1 Possession Time ...... 24:42 35:18 Penalties-Yards ...... 2-29 11-124 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 1-16 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kick Returns-Yards ...... 4-103 1-16 Rushing Possession Time ...... 29:26 30:34 Louisiana Tech: Griffin, 9-37; Porter, 8-22; Jackson, 2-7; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Champion, 3-(-16). Rushing San Jose State: Y. Davis, 13-199; San Jose State: Y. Davis, 25-177; Island, 7-72; Collins, 1-62; Tafralis, 7-33; J.T. Callier, 3-26; Perry, Perry, 14-55; J.T. Callier, 10-48; 6-20; Island, 7-9; J. Jones, 1-(-8); French, 4-12; J. Callier, 2-10; Guidry, Team, 1-(-1). 2-8; Broussard, 1-7; Tafralis, 3-6; New Mexico State: Glenn, 14-66; Team, 1-(-3). Nwoko, 2-7; Harris, 1-5; Williams, Passing 1-0; Holbrook, 7-(-13). Louisiana Tech: Champion, 16-31-0- Passing 181; Mosley, 0-3-0-0. San Jose State: Tafralis, 9-16-0-105. San Jose State: Tafralis, 10-15-0-163; New Mexico State: Holbrook, 34-49- Eden, 1-1-0-5; Team, 0-1-0-0. 0-364. Receiving Receiving Yonus Davis rushed for 199 Jared Strubeck’s college best Louisiana Tech: Newman, 5-41; San Jose State: Broussard, 3-45; J.T. of the Spartans’ 2006 48-yard field goal started a Wheeler, 3-56; Holland, 2-38; Callier, 3-31; Clark, 1-14; J. Jones, national-best 476 yards. fourth-quarter rally. Jackson, 2-16; Carroll, 2-16; 1-8; Y. Davis, 1-7. Morris, 2-14. New Mexico State: Cleaver, 7-124; San Jose State: Broussard, 4-107; J. Jones, 3-15; J.T. Callier, 2-18; Williams, 5-52; Harris, 5-51; Glenn, 5-41; Allen, 4-35; Romaka, 3- Island, 1-23; J. Callier, 1-5. 21; Dubois, 2-20; Perez, 1-10; Tolbert, 1-7; Jolla, 1-3. www.sjsuspartans.com 73 2006 in Review

#13 Boise State vs. San Jose State San Jose State at Hawai’i Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii November 11, 2006 21,742 in attendance November 18, 2006 33,622 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL Boise State 0 6 6 11 23 San Jose State 0 10 7 0 17 San Jose State 0767 20 Hawai’i 10 10 14 20 54

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME BSU-SJSU SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SJSU-UH SJSU-J. Jones, 10-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) UH-Kelly, 39-yard field goal 1/9:21 0-3 2/14:56 0-7 UH-Mock, 36-yard pass from Brennan (Forester kick) BSU-Montgomery, 24-yard field goal 2/7:20 3-7 1/6:13 0-10 BSU-Montgomery, 27-yard field goal 2/0:12 6-7 UH-Kelly, 29-yard field goal 2/13:28 0-13 BSU-Johnson, 2-yard run (Pass failed) 3/6:55 12-7 SJSU-J.T. Callier, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) SJSU-Broussard, 4-yard pass from Tafralis (Pass failed) 2/8:32 7-13 3/1:21 12-13 UH-Brennan, 8-yard run (Forester kick) 2/4:59 7-20 SJSU-J. Jones, 3-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) SJSU-Strubeck, 37-yard field goal 2/0:04 10-20 4/14:21 12-20 UH-Ilaoa, 4-yard run (Forester kick) 3/11:42 10-27 BSU-Zabransky, 1-yard run (Rabb pass from Zabransky) SJSU-J.T. Callier, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) 4/5:22 20-20 3/7:24 17-27 BSU-Montgomery, 37-yard field goal 4/0:00 23-20 UH-Bess, 5-yard pass from Brennan (Forester kick) 3/3:11 17-34 TEAM STATISTICS ...... BSU SJSU UH-Bess, 9-yard pass from Brennan (Forester kick) First Downs ...... 20 13 4/12:42 17-41 Rushes-Yards ...... 44-160 27-75 UH-Grice-Mullen, 19-yard pass from Brennan (Kick failed) Passing Yards ...... 181 173 4/10:14 17-47 Passes ...... 14-20-1 17-23-0 UH-Ilaoa, 19-yard pass from Brennan (Forester kick) Total Offense ...... 341 248 4/7:10 17-54 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.3 5.0 Punts-Avg...... 3-35.0 5-39.2 TEAM STATISTICS ...... SJSU UH Fumbles-Lost ...... 1-0 0-0 First Downs ...... 12 28 Penalties-Yards ...... 3-24 5-32 Rushes-Yards ...... 38-82 26-151 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 2-52 0-0 Passing Yards ...... 110 417 Kick Returns-Yards...... 4-50 5-42 Passes ...... 7-17-1 29-40-1 Possession Time ...... 34:06 25:54 Total Offense ...... 192 568 Avg. Per Play ...... 3.5 8.6 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Punts-Avg...... 6-42.3 0-0.0 Rushing Fumbles-Lost ...... 4-2 3-1 Boise State: Johnson, 29-149; Penalties-Yards ...... 3-35 12-140 Perretta, 5-13; Lau, 1-1; Zabransky, Punt Returns-Yards ...... 0-0 4-19 8-(-2); Team, 1-(-1). Kick Returns-Yards ...... 4-89 2-16 San Jose State: Y. Davis, 11-51; Possession Time ...... 30:40 29:20 Perry, 5-14; J.T. Callier, 3-9; J. Jones, 1-5; Island, 1-3; Tafralis, 5-2; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Broussard, 1-(-9). Rushing San Jose State: Island, 5-38; Y. Davis, 14-29; Tafralis, 12-15; Passing J.T. Callier, 5-9; Eden, 2-(-9). Boise State: Zabransky, 14-20-1-181. Hawai’i: Ilaoa, 12-100; Laumoli, 4-34; Brennan, 7-15; Peoples, 2-5; San Jose State: Tafralis, 17-23-0-173. Team, 1-(-3).

Receiving Passing Boise State: James, 4-118; Rabb, 2-18; San Jose State: Tafralis, 7-15-0-110; Eden, 0-2-1-0. Naanee, 2-11; Perretta, 2-7; Johnson, Hawai’i: Brennan, 28-39-1-402; Graunke, 1-1-0-15. Adam Tafralis threw three 1-12; Schouman, 1-11; Denton, 1-9; touchdown passes against Childs, 1-(-5). Receiving Boise State. San Jose State: J. Jones, 8-88; San Jose State: Coleman, 2-32; French, 2-31; Clark, 1-30; Broussard, 4-33; Coleman, 2-23; Y. Davis, 1-9; J.T. Callier, 1-8. J.T. Callier, 2-19; Y. Davis, 1-10. Hawai’i: Bess, 6-81; Ilaoa, 6-66; Sample, 5-68; Grice-Mullen, 4-77; Rivers, 4-43; Dickerson, 2-31; Mock, 1-36; Linkner, 1-15.

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San Jose State at Idaho Fresno State vs. San Jose State Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Idaho Spartan Stadium, San Jose, Calif. November 25, 2006 10,435 in attendance December 2, 2006 22,235 in attendance

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL San Jose State 7 0 7 14 28 Fresno State 0 14 0 0 14 Idaho 0 10 3 0 13 San Jose State 14703 24

SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME SJSU-UI SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME FS-SJSU SJSU-Broussard, 50-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) SJSU-Broussard, 85-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 1/0:55 7-0 1/14:25 0-7 UI-Amancio, 28-yard field goal 2/6:51 7-3 SJSU-J.T. Callier, 10-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) UI-Bird, 2-yard run (Amancio kick) 2/0:46 7-10 1/11:36 0-14 SJSU-Perry, 1-yard run 3/10:25 14-10 FS-Wright, 1-yard run (Stitser kick) 2/12:32 7-14 UI-Amancio, 24-yard field goal 3/4:18 14-13 FS-Goodwin, 28-yard fumble recovery (Stitser kick) SJSU-Perry, 4-yard run (Strubeck kick) 4/10:16 21-13 2/6:10 14-14 SJSU-Perry, 1-yard run (Strubeck kick) 4/2:24 28-13 SJSU-J. Jones, 42-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) 2/3:40 14-21 TEAM STATISTICS ...... SJSU UI SJSU-Strubeck, 25-yard field goal 4/8:50 14-24 First Downs...... 16 12 Rushes-Yards ...... 42-156 33-123 TEAM STATISTICS ...... FS SJSU Passing Yards ...... 179 131 First Downs...... 23 17 Passes ...... 10-17-1 7-20-2 Rushes-Yards ...... 36-154 36-187 Total Offense ...... 335 254 Passing Yards ...... 215 216 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.7 4.8 Passes ...... 21-37-4 15-27-1 Punts-Avg...... 6-48.8 7-45.3 Total Offense ...... 369 403 Fumbles-Lost ...... 2-1 1-0 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.1 6.4 Penalties-Yards ...... 8-67 9-112 Punts-Avg...... 5-35.4 4-44.5 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 2-30 1-7 Fumbles-Lost ...... 0-0 2-1 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 3-57 4-54 Penalties-Yards ...... 6-55 4-20 Possession Time ...... 34:10 25:50 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 1-0 0-0 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 4-41 2-32 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Possession Time ...... 33:03 26:57 Rushing San Jose State: Perry, 15-64; J.T. Callier, 7-47; French, 3-32; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Y. Davis, 9-6; Tafralis, 4-5; Guidry, 1-2; Sharp, 1-0; Island, 2-0. Rushing Idaho: Bird, 15-68; Flowers, 14-39; Wichman, 3-9; Fry, 1-7. Fresno State: Wright, 23-106; Harding, 7-20; Miller, 3-18; West, 1-13; Ajirotutu, 1-0; Brandstater, 1-(-3). Passing San Jose State: Tafralis, 8-76; Perry, San Jose State: Tafralis, 10-17-1-179. 14-45; Y. Davis, 5-37; J.T. Callier, Idaho: Wichman, 7-20-2-131. 5-26; J. Jones, 1-7; French, 1-(-1); Island, 1-(-2); Team, 1-(-1). Receiving San Jose State: J. Jones, 6-98; Passing Broussard, 3-73; French, 1-8. Fresno State: Brandstater, 21-37-4- Idaho: Haynes, 2-74; Komar, 2-35; 215. Smith-Anderson, 1-14; San Jose State: Tafralis, 14-23-1-206; Fry, 1-6; Ramsey, 1-2. J. Jones, 1-3-0-10; Strubeck, 0-1-0-0.

Receiving Fresno State: Pascoe, 7-87; Fernandez, 4-57; West, 3-25; Crawley, 2-18; Wright, 2-6; Miller, Patrick Perry scored three Christopher Owens 1-9; Ajirotutu, 1-8; Harding, 1-5. touchdowns in San Jose intercepted two passes in San Jose State: J. Jones, 5-76; State’s win. the win. Coleman, 5-33; Broussard, 2-98; Perry, 2-(-1); J.T. Callier, 1-10.

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New Mexico Bowl (ESPN) TEAM STATISTICS SJSU OPP SCORING 324 270 San Jose State vs. New Mexico Points Per Game 24.9 20.8 University Stadium, Albuquerque, N.M. FIRST DOWNS 224 243 Rushing...... 102 108 December 23, 2006 34,111 in attendance Passing...... 101 124 Penalty...... 21 11 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1234TOTAL RUSHING YARDAGE...... 2,277 1,934 New Mexico 0309 12 Yards gained rushing...... 2,569 2,153 San Jose State 0 13 7 0 20 Yards lost rushing...... 292 219 Rushing Attempts...... 490 471 SCORING SUMMARY QTR./TIME UNM-SJSU Average Per Rush...... 4.6 4.1 SJSU-Broussard, 76-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) Average Per Game...... 175.2 148.8 2/14:51 0-7 TDs Rushing...... 19 15 SJSU-J. Jones, 36-yard pass from Tafralis (kick failed) PASSING YARDAGE...... 2,361 2,680 2/3:59 0-13 Att-Comp-Int...... 294-187-8 390-240-16 UNM-Byrd, 40-yard field goal 2/1:11 3-13 Average Per Pass...... 8.0 6.9 SJSU-J. Jones, 36-yard pass from Tafralis (Strubeck kick) Average Per Catch...... 12.6 11.2 3/4:33 3-20 Average Per Game...... 181.6 206.2 UNM-Safety, Prather runs out of the end zone TDs Passing...... 23 18 4/1:08 5-20 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 4,638 4,614 UNM-Smith, 15-yard pass from Nelson (Byrd kick) Total Plays...... 784 861 4/0:15 12-20 Average Per Play...... 5.9 5.4 Average Per Game...... 356.8 354.9 TEAM STATISTICS ...... UNM SJSU KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 31-552 45-783 First Downs...... 20 8 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 17-179 26-236 Rushes-Yards ...... 31-128 28-71 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS...... 16-201 8-59 Passing Yards ...... 249 209 KICK RETURN AVERAGE...... 17.8 17.4 Passes ...... 24-45-0 11-18-0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE...... 10.5 9.1 Total Offense ...... 377 280 INT RETURN AVERAGE...... 12.6 7.4 Avg. Per Play ...... 5.0 6.1 FUMBLES-LOST...... 25-13 27-14 Punts-Avg...... 7-33.4 8-44.6 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 63-491 79-758 Fumbles-Lost ...... 6-4 0-0 Average Per Game...... 37.8 58.3 Penalties-Yards ...... 5-44 7-50 PUNTS-YARDS...... 64-2,797 59-2,287 Punt Returns-Yards ...... 5-52 1-6 Average Per Punt...... 43.7 38.8 Kick Returns-Yards ...... 3-106 0-0 Net punt average...... 36.9 34.7 Possession Time ...... 34:53 25:07 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME...... 28:52 31:08 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS...... 65/163 69/176 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3rd-Down Pct...... 40% 39% Rushing 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS...... 8/15 14/27 New Mexico: Ferguson, 22-102; 4th-Down Pct...... 53% 52% Baker, 2-18; Bauman, 2-17; Quillen, SACKS BY-YARDS...... 17-98 18-103 1-1; Nelson, 2-0; Brown, 1-(-3); MISC YARDS...... 0 0 Porterie, 1-(-7). TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 43 34 San Jose State: Tafralis, 8-30; FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS...... 9-12 11-12 Y. Davis, 8-23; Perry, 2-10; PAT-ATTEMPTS...... 37-41 29-32 J.T. Callier, 4-4; J. Jones, 1-3; French, ATTENDANCE...... 131,978 131,257 1-2; Island, 1-1; J. Callier, 1-1; Games/Avg Per Game...... 7/18,854 5/26,251 Prather, 1-(-3); Team, 1-0. Neutral Site Game 1/34,111

Passing SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Total New Mexico: Porterie, 7-17-0-61; San Jose State...... 52 112 82 78 324 Nelson, 17-26-0-188; Opponents...... 58 108 44 60 270 Ferguson, 0-1-0-0; Clark, 0-1-0-0. San Jose State: Tafralis, 11-18-0-209. The Spartans won the inaugural New Mexico Receiving Bowl. New Mexico: Ferguson, 8-78; Brown, 7-63; Smith, 6-72; Bauman, 2-15; Wilson, 1-1. San Jose State: J. Jones, 6-106; Broussard, 4-106; J.T. Callier, 1-(-3).

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2006 RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (9-4) (6-1) (2-3) (1-0) CONFERENCE (5-3) (3-1) (2-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (3-1) (3-0) (0-1) (0-0) BOWL SEASON (1-0) (0-0) (0-0) (1-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 9/2/06 at Washington L 35-29 52,256 9/9/06 STANFORD W 35-34 29,321 9/23/06 CAL POLY W 17-7 15,684 9/30/06 SAN DIEGO STATE W 31-10 14,361 10/14/06 *UTAH STATE W 21-14 15,738 10/21/06 *at Nevada L 23-7 19,636 10/28/06 *LOUISIANA TECH W 44-10 12,897 Yonus Davis 11/4/06 *at New Mexico State W 31-21 15,308 11/11/06 *(#14/13) BOISE STATE L 23-20 21,742 11/18/06 *at Hawai’i L 54-17 33,622 11/25/06 *at Idaho W 28-13 10,435 12/2/06 *FRESNO STATE W 24-14 22,235 12/23/06 +New Mexico W 20-12 34,111 * – Western Athletic Conference game + – New Mexico Bowl

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Davis, Yonus 13 163 1077 70 1,007 6.2 6 90TD 77.5 Perry, Patrick 13 102 464 10 454 4.5 7 30 34.9 Tafralis, Adam 13 90 363 139 224 2.5 2 27 17.2 Callier, James T. 12 48 202 3 199 4.1 2 22 15.3 Island, Cameron 9 30 153 23 130 4.3 1 30 14.4 Jones, James 13 11 87 11 76 6.9 1 42TD 5.8 Adam Tafralis Collins, Dante 11 3 66 0 66 22.0 0 62 6.0 French, Jacob 13 15 65 3 62 4.1 0 21 4.8 Eden, Myles 4 7 40 9 31 4.4 0 16 7.8 Broussard, John 13 3 25 9 16 5.3 0 18 1.2 Callier, Jr., James 11 3 11 0 11 3.7 0 8 1.0 Guidry, Al 7 3 10 0 10 3.3 0 5 1.4 Flynn, Sean 2 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 3.0 Sharp, Jibri 10 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Prather, Waylon 13 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.2 TEAM 13 9 0 12 -12 -1.3 0 0 -0.9 Total 13 490 2,569 292 2,277 4.6 19 90TD 175.2 Opponents 13 471 2,153 219 1,934 4.1 15 68 148.8

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G Tafralis, Adam 13 155.13 276-181-7 65.6 2,284 21 85TD 175.7 James Jones Eden, Myles 4 79.43 7-3-1 42.9 15 1 9 3.8 Jones, James 13 168.13 6-2-0 33.3 57 1 47TD 4.4 Flynn, Sean 2 142.00 1-1-0 100.0 5 0 5 2.5 Strubeck, Jared 13 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 13 0.00 3-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 13 151.44 294-187-8 63.6 2,361 23 85TD 181.6 Opponents 13 126.29 390-240-16 61.5 2,680 18 59 206.2

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Jones, James 13 70 893 12.8 10 50TD 68.7 Broussard, John 13 52 844 16.2 7 85TD 64.9 Coleman, Chester 13 19 199 10.5 1 21 15.3 Callier, James T. 12 12 99 8.2 3 16 8.2 Clark, Jeff 13 8 85 10.6 0 30 6.5 French, Jacob 13 8 70 8.8 0 26 5.4 Davis, Yonus 13 7 86 12.3 1 33TD 6.6 Waylon Prather www.sjsuspartans.com 77 2006 in Review

RECEIVING (continued) GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Hooper, Michael 6 3 21 7.0 0 9 3.5 Perry, Patrick 13 3 19 6.3 0 20 1.5 Beauchman, Jalal 9 2 16 8.0 0 8 1.8 Island, Cameron 9 1 23 23.0 0 23 2.6 Callier, Jr., James 11 1 5 5.0 1 5TD 0.5 Lauderdale, Ryan 1 1 1 1.0 0 1 1.0 Total 13 187 2,361 12.6 23 85TD 181.6 Opponents 13 240 2,680 11.2 18 59 206.2

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Prather, Waylon 63 2,771 44.0 72 10 5 19 0 Eisenhauer, David 1 26 26.0 26 0 1 1 0 Total 64 2,797 43.7 72 10 6 20 0 Jared Strubeck Opponents 59 2,287 38.8 70 3 13 18 1

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Strubeck, Jared 9-12 75.0 0-0 1-1 4-6 4-5 0-0 48 0 Total 9-12 75.0 0-0 1-1 4-6 4-5 0-0 48 0

|------PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rec Pass DXP Saf Points Jones, James 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66 Strubeck, Jared 0 9-12 36-40 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 63 Davis, Yonus 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 42 Broussard, John 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Perry, Patrick 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Callier, James T. 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Tafralis, Adam 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 John Broussard Callier, Jr., James 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0008 Clark, Jeff 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0006 Coleman, Chester 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0006 Island, Cameron 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0006 Eisenhauer, David 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0001 Prather, Waylon 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1000 Total 43 9-12 37-41 0-0 1 1-2 0 0 324 Opponents 34 11-12 29-32 0-0 1 1-2 0 1 270

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Lowery, Dwight 9 111 12.3 0 37 Owens, Christopher 4 72 18.0 0 29 Castelo, Matt 1 9 9.0 0 9 Vedder, Christopher 1 7 7.0 0 7 Toomes, Rakine 1 2 2.0 0 2 Dwight Lowery Total 16 201 12.6 0 37 Opponents 8 59 7.4 0 31

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Jones, James 11 121 11.0 0 49 Lowery, Dwight 5 42 8.4 0 17 Perry, Patrick 1 14 14.0 0 0 Clark, Jeff 0 2 0.0 1 2TD Total 17 179 10.5 1 49 Opponents 26 236 9.1 0 44

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KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Broussard, John 11 236 21.5 0 35 French, Jacob 10 167 16.7 0 32 Davis, Yonus 5 69 13.8 0 20 Guidry, Al 2 49 24.5 0 25 Hunsucker, Dominique 1 16 16.0 0 16 Gonzalez, Ryno 1 8 8.0 0 8 Callier, James T. 1 7 70 0 7 Total 31 552 17.8 0 35 Opponents 45 783 17.4 0 60

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G Tafralis, Adam 13 366 224 2,284 2,508 192.9 Davis, Yonus 13 163 1,007 0 1,007 77.5 Damaja Jones Perry, Patrick 13 102 454 0 454 34.9 Callier, James T. 12 48 199 0 199 16.6 Jones, James 13 17 76 57 133 10.2 Island, Cameron 9 30 130 0 130 14.4 Collins, Dante 11 3 66 0 66 6.0 Eden, Myles 4 14 31 15 46 11.5 Broussard, John 13 3 16 0 16 1.2 Callier, Jr., James 11 3 11 0 11 1.0 Flynn, Sean 2265115.5 Guidry, Al 7 3 10 0 10 1.4 Prather, Waylon 13 1 -3 0 -3 -0.2 TEAM 13 12 -12 0 -12 -0.9 Total 13 784 2,277 2,361 4,638 356.8 Opponents 13 861 1,934 2,680 4,614 354.9

ALL-PURPOSE Matt Castelo RUNNING G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Avg./G Davis, Yonus 13 1,007 86 0 69 0 1,162 89.4 Broussard, John 13 16 844 0 236 0 1,096 84.3 Jones, James 13 76 893 121 0 0 1,090 83.8 Perry, Patrick 13 454 19 14 0 0 487 37.5 Callier, James T. 12 199 9907030525.4 French, Jacob 13 62 70 0 167 0 299 23.0 Tafralis, Adam 13 224000022417.2 Coleman, Chester 13 0 19900019915.3 Lowery, Dwight 13 0 0 42 0 111 153 11.8 Clark, Jeff 13 0 85200876.7 Owens, Christopher 13000072725.5 Collins, Dante 11 660000666.0 Guidry, Al 7 10 0 0 49 0 59 8.4 Eden, Myles 4 310000317.8 Christopher Vedder Hooper, Michael 6 0 21000213.5 Hunsucker, Dominique 13000160161.2 Callier, Jr., James 11 115000161.5 Beauchman, Jalal 9 0 16000161.8 Castelo, Matt 130000090.7 Gonzalez, Ryno 130008080.6 Vedder, Christopher 130000770.5 Flynn, Sean 26000063.0 Toomes, Rakine 120000220.2 Lauderdale, Ryan 10100011.0 Prather, Waylon 13 -30000-3-0.2 TEAM 13 -120000-12-0.9 Total 13 2,277 2,361 179 552 201 5,570 428.5 Opponents 13 1,934 2,680 236 783 59 5,692 437.8

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FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Jones, Damaja 1 57 57.0 0 57 Jones, Demetrius 1 15 15.0 0 15 Harper, Marcus 1 7 7.0 0 7 Total 3 79 26.3 0 57 Opponents 3 50 16.7 1 28

DEFENSIVE STATISTICS |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Sa 35 Castelo, Matt 13 78 87 165 4.0-8 1-9 2 2 . . . . . 4 8 Vedder, Christopher 13 53 48 101 2.5-5 .1-7 2 . 2-0 . 1 . 37 Jones, Damaja 13 49 50 99 10.5-46 2.0-19 5 1 2-57 3 . 28 Toomes, Rakine 12 41 47 88 1-2 2 1 . . 4. . . 46 Jones, Demetrius 13 39 39 78 9.0/25 . . 1 2 1-15 1 .. 29 Owens, Christopher 13 33 17 50 1.5-9 1.0-8 4-72 5 1 25 Lowery, Dwight 13 23 25 48 0.5-2 9-111 7 . . 3-0 ...... 53 Gilbert, Jarron 13 14 18 32 7.5-31 5.0-27 6 . . 2 . . 93 Cole, Justin 13 16 16 32 9.5-34 4.0-18 1 .. 1 . . 48 Gonzalez, Ryno 13 9 19 28 2 11 95 Ihenacho, Carl 12 11 17 28 3.0-9 1.0-3 1 1 1 94 Cressel, Kalvin 12 6 18 24 2.0-8 3.0-20 2 . . . . 22 Evans, Jason 13 15 6 21 1.0-1 2 1 ...... 97 Lapka, Shane 7 6 12 18 1.0-5 1-6 1-0 1 14 Jones, Travis 13 7 10 17 2.5-4 1.5-3 1 ...... 92 McCutcheon, Fred 9 12 4 16 6.0-27 2.0-16 1-4 ...... 91 Pulu, Jerome 13 2 13 15 1.5-3 1.0-2 ...... 36 Holmes, Domingo 13 6 7 13 1.0-5 1.0-5 . . . 2...... 54 Lomu, David 10 7 4 11 ...... 1 96 Davis, Adonis 9 4 7 11 1.0-1. . . 1 . 1-0 . . . 51 Reese, Chris 11 2 8 10 . . . . . 1-0 27 Richardson, Donald 13 2 7 9 ...... 1 Jackson, Trae 9 7 2 9 1-0 55 Elledge, Brian 2 2 6 8 23 Bowen, David 13 5 3 8 1.0-1 1 2 Jurovich, Kevin 5 0 7 7 ...... 18 Guidry, Al 7 6 1 7 . . . .1. . . . . 65 Willis, Justin 8 1 5 6 0.5-0 26 Marah, Mohamed 6 0 6 6 31 Chattman, Dimitrous 8 2 4 6 ...... 33 Hunsucker, D. 13 4 2 6...... 7 French, Jacob 13 4 1 5 ...... 45 Smith, John 4 1 3 4 ...... 21 Perry, Patrick 13 2 1 3 39 Island, Cameron 9 3 0 3...... 60 Gilbert, Aaron 13 0 2 2...... 9 Clark, Jeff 13 2 0 2 15 Prather, Waylon 13 2 0 2...... 11 Lewis, Bernie 10 1 0 1 ...... 76 Cantu, Matt 13 0 1 1 ...... 1-0 6 Harper, Marcus 2 1 0 1 1-7 79 Castillo, Ronnie 6 1 0 1 86 Coleman, Chester 13 1 0 1 17 Tafralis, Adam 13 1 0 1 10 Strubeck, Jared 13 0 1 1 81 Broussard, John . 13 0 0 0 1-0 TM TEAM 13 0 1 1 2-0 Total 13 481 527 1,008 63-220 17-98 16-201 39 6 15-79 19 1 0 Opponents 13 428 508 936 76-286 18-103 8-59 32 20 13-50 18 1 1

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SAN JOSE STATE GAME HIGHS OPPONENT GAME HIGHS

Rushes 58 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Rushes 55 by Nevada (Oct. 21) Yards rushing 476 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Yards rushing 300 by Washington (Sept. 2) Yards per rush 8.2 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Yards per rush 7.3 by Washington (Sept. 2) TD rushes 4 vs. Stanford (Sept. 9) TD rushes 4 by Washington (Sept. 2) 4 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Pass attempts 49 by New Mexico State (Nov. 4) Pass attempts 37 at Washington (Sept. 2) Pass completions 34 by New Mexico State (Nov. 4) Pass completions 28 at Washington (Sept. 2) Yards passing 417 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) Yards passing 323 at Washington (Sept. 2) Yards per pass 10.4 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) Yards per pass 12.3 vs. San Diego State (Sept. 30) TD passes 5 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) TD passes 3 at Washington (Sept. 2) Total plays 83 by Nevada (Oct. 21) 3 vs. San Diego State (Sept. 30) Total offense 568 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) 3 vs. Boise State (Nov. 11) Yards per play 8.6 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) 3 vs. Fresno State (Dec. 2) Points 54 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) 3 vs. New Mexico (Dec. 23) Sacks by 5 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) Total plays 75 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) First downs 28 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) Total offense 644 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Penalties 12 by Hawai’i (Nov. 18) Yards per play 8.6 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) Turnovers 4 by Cal Poly (Sept. 23) Points 44 vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 28) 4 by Fresno State (Dec. 2) Sacks by 4 at New Mexico State (Nov. 4) 4 by New Mexico (Dec. 23) First downs 25 vs. Stanford (Sept. 9) Interceptions 2 by Utah State (Oct. 14) Penalties 8 at Nevada (Oct. 21) 8 at Idaho (Nov. 25) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Turnovers 4 vs. Utah State (Oct. 14) Interceptions by 4 vs. Fresno State (Dec. 2) Rushes 33 by Robert Hubbard, Nevada Yards rushing 161 by Robert Hubbard, Nevada SAN JOSE STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS TD rushes 2 by Louis Rankin, Washington Long rush 68 by Louis Rankin, Washington Rushes 25 Yonus Davis at New Mexico State Pass attempts 49 by Chase Holbrook, New Mexico State Yards rushing 199 Yonus Davis vs. Louisiana Tech Pass completions 34 by Chase Holbrook, New Mexico State TD rushes 3 Patrick Perry at Idaho Yards passing 402 by , Hawai’i Long rush 90 Yonus Davis vs. Louisiana Tech TD passes 5 by Colt Brennan, Hawai’i Pass attempts 35 Adam Tafralis at Washington Long pass 59 by Chase Holbrook, New Mexico State Pass completions 28 Adam Tafralis at Washington Receptions 8 by Rodney Ferguson, New Mexico Yards passing 323 Adam Tafralis at Washington Yards receiving 124 by Nick Cleaver, New Mexico State TD passes 3 Adam Tafralis at Washington TD receptions 2 by Evan Moore, Stanford 3 Adam Tafralis vs. Boise State 2 by Davone Bess, Hawai’i 3 Adam Tafralis vs. Fresno State Long reception 59 by Nick Cleaver, New Mexico State 3 Adam Tafralis vs. New Mexico Field goals 3 by Anthony Montgomery, Boise State Long pass 85 Adam Tafralis vs. Fresno State Long field goal 40 by Kenny Byrd, New Mexico Receptions 9 James Jones at Washington Punts 7 by Nick Coromelas, Cal Poly 9 James Jones vs. Cal Poly 7 by Leon Jackson, Utah State Yards receiving 167 John Broussard vs. San Diego State 7 by Chris Keagle, Louisiana Tech TD receptions 3 James Jones at Washington 7 by T.J. Conley, Idaho Long reception 85 John Broussard vs. Fresno State 7 by Jordan Scott, New Mexico Field goals 3 Jared Strubeck at Washington Punting Avg. 47.3 by Nick Coromelas, Cal Poly Long field goal 48 Jared Strubeck at New Mexico State Long punt 70 by Nick Coromelas, Cal Poly Punts 8 Waylon Prather vs. New Mexico Long punt return 44 by Marty Tadman, Boise State Punting Avg. 52.3 Waylon Prather vs. Louisiana Tech Long kickoff return 60 by DeAndre Wright, New Mexico Long punt 72 Waylon Prather at Nevada Tackles 16 by Dante Floyd, New Mexico State Long punt return 49 James Jones vs. Cal Poly Sacks 2.5 by Mel Purcell, Hawai’i Long kickoff return 35 John Broussard at Washington Tackles for loss 4.0 by David Vobora, Idaho Tackles 20 Matt Castelo vs. Utah State Interceptions 1 by eight different players 20 Matt Castelo vs. Boise State Sacks 2.0 Jarron Gilbert vs. Louisiana Tech Tackles for loss 3.0 Demetrius Jones at Nevada 3.0 Jaron Gilbert vs. Louisiana Tech Interceptions 3 Dwight Lowery vs. Cal Poly

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New San Diego Louisiana Fresno New Washington Stanford Cal Poly Utah State Nevada Mexico Boise State Hawai’i Idaho State Tech State Mexico State Offense

J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR

Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu Cantu OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT

Burrough Burrough Burrough Burrough Castillo Castillo Burrough Burrough Burrough Burrough Castillo Burrough Burrough OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG

Paysinger Paysinger Paysinger Paysinger Simone Simone Paysinger Paysinger Paysinger Simone Paysinger Paysinger Paysinger C C C C C C C C C C C C C

Booker Castillo Castillo Castillo Booker Booker Simone Simone Simone Sharp Booker Booker Booker OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG OG

Danser Booker Booker Booker McGriff McGriff Booker Booker Booker Booker McGriff McGriff McGriff OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT OT

Coleman Marchini Clark Coleman Coleman Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Coleman Coleman WR TE TE WR WR TE TE TE TE TE TE WR WR

Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis Tafralis QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB

J.T. Callier J.T. Callier J.T. Callier Island J.T. Callier Sharp J.T. Callier J.T. Callier J.T. Callier J.T. Callier J.T. Callier French Sharp RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB

Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB

Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard Broussard WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR

Defense

Cole Cole Cole Cole Cole Cole J. Gilbert J. Gilbert J. Gilbert Evans J. Gilbert J. Gilbert J. Gilbert DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE S DE DE DE

Lapka Lapka Lapka Cressel Lapka Lapka Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Pulu Davis DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT

Pulu Pulu Pulu Pulu Pulu Pulu Cressel Cressel Cressel Cressel McCutcheon McCutcheon McCutcheon DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT

J. Gilbert J. Gilbert J. Gilbert J. Gilbert Ihenacho Ihenacho Ihenacho Cole Cole Pulu Cole Cole Cole DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE DE

De. Jones Elledge De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones Holmes De. Jones De. Jones De. Jones LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB CB LB LB LB

Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo Castelo LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB

Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones Da. Jones LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB

Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery Lowery CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB

Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB

Vedder Vedder Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes Toomes S S S S S S S S S S S S S

Richardson Jurovich Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder Vedder S S S S S S S S S S S S S

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HONORS Dick Tomey, Head Coach American Football Coaches Association John Broussard, WR 3rd vice-president WAC Offensive Player of the Week Inducted into the University of Hawai’i (10/2/06) Sports Circle of Honor 2007 Inta-Juice Classic 2007 Inta-Juice Classic head coach

Jason Cain, TE Tom Williams, Assistant Coach Academic All-WAC 2006 NCAA Expert Coaches Academy participant Matt Cantu, OT 2nd team All-WAC NCAA STATISTICS 2007 Inta-Juice Classic Team Scoring Offense - 55th Matt Castelo, LB Total Offense - 47th Butkus Award watch list Rushing Offense - 20th WAC Defensive Player of the Week Passing Offense - 83rd (10/16/06) Dwight Lowery is the first San Jose State Passing Efficiency - 12th WAC Defensive Player of the Week University football player to receive All- Kickoff Returns - 104th (12/4/06) America honors from the AFCA and FWAA. Punting - 28th 2nd team All-WAC Scoring Defense - 46th New Mexico Bowl Dwight Lowery, CB Total Defense - 77th Defensive Most Valuable Player Jim Thorpe Award watch list Rushing Defense - 76th ESPN.com All-Bowl Team 1st team All-WAC Passing Defense - 68th American Football Coaches Association Passing Efficiency Defense - 67th Justin Cole, DE (AFCA) 1st-team All-America Punt Returns - 37th The Sporting News honorable mention Football Writers Association of Turnover Margin - 13th Freshman All-America America (FWAA) 1st-team Passes Intercepted - 21st All-America Fumbles Recovered - 21st Dante Collins, RB Associated Press 3rd-team All-America Turnovers Gained - 13th Academic All-WAC Sports Illustrated (SI.com) Fewest Yards Penalized - 19th honorable mention All-America Sacks - 101st Yonus Davis, RB Sacks Allowed - 19th tie WAC Offensive Player of the Week Nick Marchini, TE (10/30/06) Academic All-WAC Individuals (Top-50) 2nd team All-WAC Rushing - Yonus Davis, 43rd Freddy McCutcheon, DT Receptions - James Jones, 27th David Giesen, OG 2007 Inta-Juice Classic Receiving Yards - James Jones, 43rd Academic All-WAC Passing Efficiency - Adam Tafralis, 11th Justin Paysinger, C Punting - Waylon Prather, 14th Aaron Gilbert, DT 2006 NCAA Leadership Conference Interceptions - Dwight Lowery, 2nd Academic All-WAC participant Total Tackles - Matt Castelo, 2nd Unassisted Tackles - Matt Castelo, 11th Grant Izokovic, LS Patrick Perry, RB Fumbles Forced - Rakine Toomes, 10th Academic All-WAC WAC Special Teams Player of the Matt Castelo, 21st Week (11/6/06) Passes Defensed - Dwight Lowery, 15th Demetrius Jones, LB WAC Defensive Player of the Week Waylon Prather, P (9/11/06) WAC Special Teams Player of the Week (12/4/06) James Jones, WR 1st team All-WAC ESPN Play of the Day (9/9/06) WAC Special Teams Player of the Chris Reese, LB Week (9/25/06) Academic All-WAC 2nd team All-WAC 2006 New Mexico Bowl Christopher Vedder, S Offensive Most Valuable Player 2nd team All-WAC 2007 Inta-Juice Classic 2007 Inta-Juice Classic

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In its 46th Its history traces back to July 27, 1962, WAC Football year, the when the original six-team league of Western Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, Champions Athletic New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming began 1962 New Mexico Conference con- competition. 1963 New Mexico tinues to evolve The first championship was held in 1964 Arizona, Utah & New Mexico and features November 1962, when Arizona won the 1965 BYU some of the men’s cross country title and New 1966 Wyoming nation’s best Mexico followed with the first WAC foot- 1967 Wyoming intercollegiate ball title. Arizona finished second in the 1968 Wyoming competition. NCAA and, less 1969 Arizona State One thing that than three years later, Arizona State Karl Benson 1970 Arizona State remains claimed the league’s first NCAA title WAC Commissioner 1971 Arizona State unchanged is when the Sun Devils won the College 1972 Arizona State the persistent World Series. Rice was the last WAC 1973 Arizona & Arizona State nature of the nine schools in the WAC to school to earn an NCAA team title when 1974 BYU advance their programs to contend at the it won the College World Series in 2003. 1975 Arizona State top levels of the NCAA. Since that year, several changes have 1976 BYU & Wyoming The WAC provides its student-ath- occurred. UTEP and Colorado State 1977 Arizona State & BYU letes the chance to travel to scenic desti- became members in September 1967, 1978 BYU nations and gain exposure in some of the while Arizona and Arizona State with- 1979 BYU nation’s most diverse markets. In addi- drew on June 30, 1978. The WAC then 1980 BYU tion, the WAC’s student-athletes work to added San Diego State (1978), Hawai‘i 1981 BYU achieve the highest levels of success with (1979) and Air Force (1980). Before 1990, 1982 BYU the academic support of their respective the WAC sponsored championships only 1983 BYU institutions. in men’s sports. However, a merger with 1984 BYU The WAC the High 1985 Air Force & Fresno State has experienced Country 1986 San Diego State tremendous Athletic 1987 Wyoming success. Over Conference 1988 Wyoming the past five formed a sin- 1989 BYU years, it has gle conference 1990 BYU won 61.1 per- under one 1991 BYU cent of its bowl administrative 1992 Hawai’i, Fresno State & BYU games, the best structure, and 1993 BYU, Fresno State & Wyoming winning per- the 1990-91 1994 Colorado State centage of any conference in the nation. athletic year was the first in which both 1995 Colorado State, BYU, In the past four seasons, the WAC has men and women competed under the Utah & Air Force sent a total of 15 teams to bowl games. WAC name. Fresno State was added in 1996 Wyoming (Pacific Division) Boise State has won 58 games since join- 1992, and then in 1996, the women’s pro- BYU (Mountain Division) ing the conference, the second most in grams from Air Force and Hawai‘i along 1997 Colorado State (Pacific Division) the nation. with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San New Mexico (Mountain Division) In men’s basketball, the WAC has Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came 1998 BYU (Pacific Division) sent at least two teams to the NCAA into the WAC. Air Force, Brigham Air Force (Mountain Division) Tournament in 23 of the past 24 seasons. Young, Colorado State, UNLV, New 1999 Hawai’i, TCU & Fresno State Every current school in the WAC has Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and 2000 UTEP & TCU competed in the NCAA Tournament Wyoming withdrew on June 30, 1999. 2001 Louisiana Tech since 1990. Nevada (2000), Boise State (2001) and 2002 Boise State WAC alums have made their pres- Louisiana Tech (2001) were added while 2003 Boise State ence felt as well. David Carr (Fresno TCU withdrew following the 2000-01 sea- 2004 Boise State State) was the first player selected in the son. The current membership was estab- 2005 Nevada & Boise State 2002 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans. lished on July 1, 2005, when Idaho, New 2006 Boise State In 2001, the WAC partnered with Mexico State and Utah State joined the ESPN and added a regional network for WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa unprecedented coverage of football and withdrew. track and field. Championships for basketball. Over the past four years, the Presently, the WAC crowns team and women are held in basketball, cross networks have shown more than 80 foot- individual champions in 19 sports – eight country, golf, , soccer, , ball games, by far the most in a four-year men’s and 11 women’s. For the men, swimming and , , indoor period in WAC history. there are championships in baseball, bas- track and field, outdoor track and field The WAC is the sixth oldest among ketball, cross country, football, golf, ten- and volleyball. the nation’s 11 Division I-A conferences. nis, indoor track and field and outdoor

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2006 STANDINGS “PLAYERS OF THE WEEK” WAC GAMES ALL GAMES Offense W L Pct. W L Pct. 9/4 Dwayne Wright, Fresno State, RB Boise State 8 0 1.000 13 0 1.000 9/11 Ian Johnson, Boise State, RB Hawai’i 7 1 .875 11 3 .786 9/18 Nate Ilaoa, Hawai’i, RB San Jose State 5 3 .625 9 4 .692 9/25 Ian Johnson, Boise State, RB Nevada 5 3 .625 8 5 .615 10/2 John Broussard, San Jose State, WR Fresno State 4 4 .500 4 8 .333 10/9 Colt Brennan, Hawai’i, QB Idaho 3 5 .375 4 8 .333 10/16 Colt Brennan, Hawai’i, QB New Mexico State 2 6 .333 4 8 .333 10/23 Ian Johnson, Boise State, RB Louisiana Tech 1 7 .125 3 10 .231 10/30 Yonus Davis, San Jose State, RB Utah State 1 7 .125 1 11 .083 11/6 Colt Brennan, Hawai’i, QB 11/13 Luke Lippincott, Nevada, RB First Team All-WAC Second Team All-WAC 11/20 Jared Zabransky, Boise State, QB Wide Receivers Wide Receivers 11/27 Dwayne Wright, Fresno State, RB Legedu Naanee, SR, Boise State James Jones, SR, San Jose State 12/4 Chase Holbrook, New Mexico State, QB Davonne Bess, SO, Hawai’i Jason Rivers, JR, Hawai’i Chris Williams, SO, New Mexico State Caleb Spencer, SR, Nevada Defense Tight End Tight End 9/4 Colt Brooks, Boise State, LB , SR, Boise State Anthony Pudewell, SR, Nevada 9/11 Demetrius Jones, San Jose State, LB Offensive Linemen Offensive Linemen 9/18 Quinton Jones, Boise State, DB Ryan Clady, SO, Boise State Matt Cantu, SR, San Jose State 9/25 Joe Garcia, Nevada, CB Chris Denman, SR, Fresno State Jeff Cavender, JR, Boise State 10/2 Korey Hall, Boise State, LB Tala Esera, SR, Hawai’i Dane Uperesa, SR, Hawai’i 10/9 Ben Calderwood, Utah State, DE Samson Satele, SR, Hawai’i Dominic Green, SO, Nevada 10/16 Matt Castelo, San Jose State, LB Jade Tadvick, SR, Idaho Malik Cin, SR, Utah State 10/23 Melila Purcell, Hawai’i, DL Quarterback Quarterback 10/30 Ezra Butler, Nevada, LB Colt Brennan, JR, Hawai’i Jared Zabransky, SR, Boise State 11/6 J.J. Milan, Nevada, DE Running Backs Running Backs 11/13 Joe Garcia, Nevada, CB Ian Johnson, SO, Boise State Dwayne Wright, SR, Fresno State 11/20 Melila Purcell, Hawai’i, DL Nate Ilaoa, SR, Hawai’i Yonus Davis, JR, San Jose State 11/27 Andrew Browning, Boise State, DT Down Linemen Down Linemen 12/4 Matt Castelo, San Jose State, LB Andrew Browning, SR, Boise State Tyler Clutts, JR, Fresno State Ikaika Alama-Francis, SR, Hawai’i Michael Lafaele, JR, Hawai’i Special Teams Melila Purcell, SR, Hawai’i Matt Hines, JR, Nevada 9/4 Kyle Stringer, Boise State, P J.J. Milan, SR, Nevada Ben Calderwood, SO, Utah State 9/11 Quinton Jones, Boise State, KR Linebackers Linebackers 9/18 Kyle Stringer, Boise State, P Korey Hall, SR, Boise State Matt Castelo, JR, San Jose State 9/25 James Jones, San Jose State, PR Dwayne Andrews, SR, Fresno State Adam Leonard, SO, Hawai’i 10/2 Tino Amancio, Idaho, PK David Vobora, JR, Idaho Tim McManigal, SR, 10/9 Chris Williams, New Mexico State, KR Ezra Butler, JR, Nevada New Mexico State 10/16 Chris Keagle, Louisiana Tech, P Defensive Backs Colt Brooks, SR, Boise State 10/23 Ross Dickerson, Hawai’i, KR Dwight Lowery, JR, San Jose State Defensive Backs 10/30 Ross Dickerson, Hawai’i, KR Leonard Peters, SR, Hawai’i Christopher Vedder, SR, 11/6 Patrick Perry, San Jose State, RB Joe Garcia, SR, Nevada San Jose State 11/13 Anthony Montgomery, Boise State, PK Stanley Franks, JR, Idaho Marty Tadman, JR, Boise State 11/20 De’Angelo Wilson, Nevada, PR Placekicker: Anthony Montgomery, SR, Josh Sherley, SR, Fresno State 11/27 Patrick Jackson, Louisiana Tech, KR Boise State Courtney Bryan, SR, 12/4 Waylon Prather, San Jose State, P Punter: Waylon Prather, JR, New Mexico State San Jose State Placekicker Special Teams: Ross Dickerson, SR, Jared Strubeck, SO, San Jose State 2006 Academic All-WAC Hawai’i Punter Spartans Offensive Player of the Year: Kyle Stringer, SR, Boise State Offensive Line David Giesen Colt Brennan, JR, Hawai’i Special Teams Tight End Nick Marchini Defensive Player of the Year: Patrick Jackson, SO, Louisiana Tech Tight End Jason Cain Korey Hall, SR, Boise State Running Back Dante Collins Freshman of the Year: Long Snapper Grant Izokovic Paul Igboeli, FR, Utah State Defensive Line Aaron Gilbert Coach of the Year: Linebacker Travis Jones June Jones, Hawai’i Linebacker Chris Reese www.sjsuspartans.com 85 WAC Bowl History

1936 New Mexico State (Sun - T) 1993 Fresno State (Aloha - L) 2007 Conference Bowl 1946 San Jose State (Raisin - W) Utah State (Las Vegas - W) San Jose State 20, Utah State 0 1995 Nevada (Las Vegas - L) Lineup 1948 Nevada (Salad - W) 1996 Nevada (Las Vegas - W) 1949 San Jose State (Raisin - W) 1997 Utah State (Humanitarian - L) San Jose State 20, Texas Tech 13 1998 Idaho (Humanitarian - W) Nevada (Harbor - L) 1999 Fresno State (Las Vegas - L) 1959 New Mexico State (Sun - W) Hawai’i (Oahu - W) 1960 New Mexico State (Sun - W) Boise State (Humanitarian - W) Utah State (Sun - L) 2000 Fresno State (Silicon Valley - L) 1961 Fresno State (Mercy - W) Boise State (Humanitarian - W) Utah State (Gotham - L) 2001 Fresno State (Silicon Valley - L) 1971 San Jose State (Pasadena - L) Louisiana Tech (Humanitarian - L) Memphis State 28, San Jose State 9 2002 Hawaii (Hawai’i - L) 1977 Louisiana Tech (Independence - W) Fresno State (Silicon Valley - W) 1978 Louisiana Tech (Independence - L) Boise State (Humanitarian - W) 1981 San Jose State (California - L) 2003 Boise State (Fort Worth - W) Toledo 27, San Jose State 25 Fresno State (Silicon Valley - W) 1982 Fresno State (California - W) Hawai’i (Hawai’i - W) 1985 Fresno State (California - W) Tulsa (Humanitarian - L) 1986 San Jose State (California - W) 2004 Hawaii (Sheraton Hawaii - W) San Jose State 37, Miami (Ohio) 7 Fresno State (MPC Computers - W) 1987 San Jose State (California - L) Boise State (Liberty - L) E. Michigan 30, San Jose State 27 UTEP (Houston - L) 1988 Fresno State (California - W) 2005 Nevada (Sheraton Hawaii - W) 1989 Fresno State (California - W) Boise State (MPC Computers - L) Hawai’i (Aloha - L) Fresno State (AutoZone Liberty - L) 1990 San Jose State (California - W) 2006 San Jose State (New Mexico - W) San Jose State 48, C. Michigan 24 San Jose State 20, New Mexico 12 New Mexico Bowl Louisiana Tech (Independence - T) Boise State (Fiesta - W) December 22, 2007 1991 Fresno State (California - W) Hawai’i (Sheraton Hawaii - W) WAC vs. Mountain West 1992 Fresno State (Freedom - W) Nevada (MPC Computers - L) Hawai’i (Holiday - W) Nevada (Las Vegas - L)

Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl December 23, 2007 WAC vs. Conference USA

Mike Perez was a Most Sheldon Canley was a James Jones was the Matt Castelo was the Valuable Player in the Most Valuable Player in Offensive Most Valuable Defensive Most 1986 California Bowl. the 1990 California Player in the 2006 New Valuable Player in the Raisin Bowl. Mexico Bowl. 2006 New Mexico Bowl.

Humanitarian Bowl December 31, 2007 WAC vs. ACC

86 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide 1st-team All-Conference Selections

OFFENSE Chris Moyneur, TE...... 1972 Cody Jones, DT...... 1972 Jim Accinelli, C ...... 1984 Oliver Newell, WR...... 1997 Barry , LB ...... 1987 John Aimonetti, OT ...... 1986 Mark Nichols, WR ...... 1979 Everett Lampkins, LB ...... 1989 , WR...... 1980, 1981 Charles Pauley, WR ...... 2002 Dwight Lowery, CB ...... 2006 Mike Barnard, OT ...... 1987 Mike Perez, QB...... 1986, 1987 Glen McClaran, DB ...... 1981 John Blain, OT ...... 1975, 1976 Travis Peterson, OG...... 1992 Terry McDonald, DE ...... 1984 Lawrence Brice, RB ...... 1971 Vic Rahkshani, TE ...... 1976 Steve McEnroe, DT ...... 1981, 1982 Bryce Burnett, TE ...... 1990 Henry Ramelli, OT...... 1983 John McMillen, DT...... 1971 Sheldon Canley, TB ...... 1989, 1990 Tony Rice, OT ...... 1977 Frank Manumaleuga, LB . . 1977, 1978 Jim Carter, OG ...... 1987 Eric Richardson, WR ...... 1983 Bob Matheny, LB ...... 1982 , QB ...... 1981, 1982 Brian Roche, TE ...... 1995 Lyneil Mayo, LB ...... 1989, 1990 Steve DeBerg, QB ...... 1976 Jim Ruiz, OT ...... 1973 George Muraoka, DT...... 1989 David Diaz-Infante, OG ...... 1986 James Saxon, FB ...... 1987 Bob Overly, DE ...... 1981 Rick Dozier, OT ...... 1979 Tim Stejskal, C ...... 1986 Yepi Pauu, LB ...... 1987 Nathan DuPree, TB ...... 1992 Carl Sullivan, TE ...... 1983 James Richburg, DB...... 1978 Kevin Evans, WR ...... 1988 Jewerl Thomas, RB...... 1979 Rayford Roberson, LB ...... 1976 Chris Fe’esago, OT...... 2000, 2001 Tim Toews, G ...... 1976 Larry Sandson, NG ...... 1987 Tracy Franz, TE...... 1980 Nick Trammer, C ...... 1992 , DB . . . . 1975, 1976, 1977 Anthony Gallegos, OG ...... 1990 Bryan Watje, TE ...... 2005 Jay Taylor, CB ...... 1987 Jeff Garcia, QB ...... 1992 Deoncé Whitaker, TB...... 2000 Ken Thomas, CB ...... 1979,1981 Charles Gardner, OT ...... 1971 , TB ...... 1980, 1981 Cheyenne Tuufuli, LB ...... 1981 Pat Hinds, OT ...... 1990 Brian Woods, C...... 1990 Simon Vaoifi, DT ...... 1991 Max Hooper, OT ...... 1980, 1981 Anthony Washington, ROV . . . . . 1992 Peni Iosefa, OT ...... 1990, 1991 DEFENSE Dave Wasick, DT ...... 1973, 1974 Kenny Jackson, TB ...... 1986, 1987 Bob Bleisch, DL ...... 1990 Lyle West, S ...... 1997, 1998 Johnny Johnson, Jr., TB ...... 1988 , DT ...... 1975 Cully Williamson, DB ...... 1978 Rick Kane, RB ...... 1975, 1976 Raymond Bowles, OLB ...... 1991 Frank Witherspoon, S ...... 1984 Mike Katolin, OG...... 1980 , CB...... 1980, 1982 Louie Wright, CB ...... 1974 Tim Kearse, WR-KR...... 1981, 1982 Dave Chaney, LB ...... 1970, 1971 Larry Zajonc, LB...... 1974 Paul Kessler, C ...... 1976 K.C. Clark, CB ...... 1986 Craig Kimball, QB ...... 1974 , S ...... 1983 KICKERS Dale Knott, RB ...... 1970 Heshimu Colar, S ...... 1991 Jim Hughes, P...... 1989 Guy Liggins, WR ...... 1987 Greg Cox, ROV...... 1987 Tim Morgan, P ...... 1999 Larry Lloyd, RB ...... 1973 Nick DeLong, DL ...... 1978 , PK...... 1992 David Loverne, OT ...... 1998 , LB ...... 1973, 1974,1975 Waylon Prather, P...... 2006 , QB ...... 1978, 1979 Wilson Faumuina, DE 1974, 1975, 1976 Ike McBee, WR ...... 1973, 1974 Tony Ficklin, DE...... 2004 NOTE: Prior to 1970, San Jose State Gary Maddocks, WR ...... 1975, 1976 Fred Ford, DT ...... 1976 participated as an independent at the Lafo Malauulu, WR ...... 1986 Randy Gill, LB ...... 1977 major college level. SJSU belonged to the Pat Markey, C ...... 1975 Dan Godfrey, LB...... 1993, 1994 from 1970 through Gil Martinez, C...... 1978 Steve Hieber, LB ...... 1990 1995 and the Western Athletic Conference Ralph Martini, QB ...... 1990 Clay Jackson, DB ...... 1973 since the 1996 season.

Conference Players of the Year YEAR PLAYER, POS. 1974 ...... Dave Wasick, DT 1975 ...... Carl Ekern, LB 1976 ...... Steve DeBerg, QB 1978 . . . . . Frank Manumaleuga, LB 1979 ...... Ed Luther, QB 1980 ...... Gerald Willhite, TB 1981 ...... Gerald Willhite, TB 1986...... Mike Perez, QB 1987...... Mike Perez, QB 1990 ...... Sheldon Canley, TB 1990 ...... Lyneil Mayo, LB Dave Wasick Carl Ekern Steve DeBerg Frank Manumaleuna www.sjsuspartans.com 87 2nd-team All-Conference Selections

OFFENSE Steven Pulley, WR ...... 1999 Damon Keeve, LB ...... 1981 , TE ...... 2003 Todd Ranney, OT ...... 1992 Willie Lewis, DB...... 1971, 1972 Stacey Bailey, WR...... 1979 Jerry Reese, WR ...... 1993 Beto Lomax, S ...... 1995 Maceo Barbosa, TB...... 1991 Eric Richardson, WR ...... 1982 Sam Kennedy, LB ...... 1986 George Beadell, C...... 1977 Tony Rice, OT ...... 1976 Marty Lyon, DT ...... 1992 Bobby Blackmon, WR ...... 1991 Brian Roche, TE ...... 1994 Jacob Malae, LB ...... 1996 , TE ...... 2000 Rich Sarlatte, TE ...... 1992 Derrick Martin, DB ...... 1979 Matt Cantu, OT...... 2006 Edell Shepherd, WR...... 2001 Mike Maurer, LB ...... 1982 Kevin Cole, TB ...... 1977, 1978 Rufus Skillern, WR ...... 2004 Terry McDonald, LB ...... 1983 Ron Collins, OT ...... 1975 Tony Smith, WR ...... 1984 Dave Moss, LB ...... 1988, 1989 Otis Cooper, WR...... 1971 Joel Tautuaa, OG ...... 2000 George Muraoka, DT...... 1988 John Cotti, OT...... 1993 Don Teague, C ...... 1987 Willie Nevels, NG ...... 1978 Steve Dahl, WR...... 1971 Tyson Thompson, TB...... 2004 Kevin O’Connell, NG ...... 1992 Yonus Davis, TB ...... 2005, 2006 Tim Toews, OG...... 1975 Josh Parry, LB ...... 2000 Ara Derderian, OT ...... 1989 Nick Trammer, C ...... 1991 Mike Powers, DT ...... 1990 Jeremy Dominguez, OG ...... 2000 Reno Vaita, C...... 1973 Dwayne Price, DB ...... 1973 Gary Dudley, WR ...... 1976 LaMons Walker, C ...... 2003 Ryan Rasnick, S ...... 1987, 1989 Dave Ellis, QB...... 1971 Jimmy Walsh, FB ...... 1979 James Richburg, DB...... 1977 Kevin Evans, WR ...... 1989 Deoncé Whitaker, TB...... 1999 Rayford Roberson, LB . . . . . 1977, 1978 Chris Fe’esago, OG ...... 1999 Jacobbi Williams, WR ...... 1994 Mike Scialabba, OLB ...... 1990 , WR ...... 1981 Tuati Wooden, WR ...... 2003 Jim Singleton, LB ...... 1992 Tracy Franz, TE...... 1981 DEFENSE Freddie Smith, CB ...... 1991 Mark Fredrick, OG...... 1988 Dave Albright, LB ...... 1983 Jay Taylor, CB ...... 1988 Anthony Gallegos, OG ...... 1989 Emanuel Armstrong, LB . . 1971, 1973 Eddie Thomas, CB ...... 1990 Jeff Garcia, QB ...... 1991 Bill Benjamin, OLB...... 1980 Vance Topps, LB ...... 1975 Joseph Hayes, OT...... 2003 Bob Bleisch, NG ...... 1989 Rod Traylor, DT ...... 1980 Windrell Hayes, WR ...... 1996 Marshall Blount, DE ...... 2000 Cheyenne Tuufuli, LB ...... 1979 Chris Hill, OG...... 1995 Raymond Bowles, OLB ...... 1992 Christopher Vedder, S ...... 2006 Pat Hinds, OT ...... 1989 Bill Brown, LB...... 1971 Alex Wallace, CB ...... 2000 Max Hooper, OT ...... 1978, 1979 Matt Castelo, LB ...... 2006 Anthony Washington, S ...... 1991 Mike Hopkins, WR ...... 1973 Danny Clark, DT ...... 1984 Joe Washington, DE ...... 1970 Bob Hughes, OT...... 1970 Chris Clarke, LB ...... 1991 Armahn Williams, NG ...... 1983 Chad Hymel, OG ...... 1990 Heshimu Colar, S ...... 1990 Wayne Woodard, DT ...... 1986 Bobby Johnson, TB...... 1982, 1983 Greg Cox, S ...... 1986 Bryan Yeager, DT ...... 2000 James Jones, WR...... 2006 Charles DeJurnett, DE ...... 1973 KICKERS Steve Joyce, WR ...... 1977 Lloyd Forrest, LB ...... 1986 Mike Berg, PK...... 1981 Jarmar Julien, TB ...... 2001 Paul Franklin, CB...... 1989, 1990 Tom Diehl, P ...... 1986 Art Kelley, OT...... 1972 Joe Glaspie, DB...... 1976 Joe Furlow, PK ...... 1995 Craig Kimball, QB ...... 1973 , DB...... 2005 Randy Johnson, PK ...... 1977 Bill Klump, TE ...... 1987 Vyn Goodmon, LB ...... 1984 Joe Nedney, PK...... 1991, 1994 Dale Knott, RB ...... 1972 Dee Grayer, CB ...... 1992 Sergio Olivarez, PK ...... 1986 Tom Larson, OG ...... 1982 Jessie Green, NG ...... 1982 Jared Strubeck, PK ...... 2006 Ed Luther, QB ...... 1977 Kinji Green, DL...... 2005 SPECIAL TEAMS Manu Mulitano, OG ...... 1986 Brodie Greer, DB ...... 1970 Larry Barnes ...... 1970, 1971 Oliver Newell, WR...... 1998 Steve Hines, CB ...... 1978 Sheldon Canley, KOR ...... 1990 Mark Nichols, WR ...... 1980 Troy Jensen, S ...... 1993 Heshimu Colar, PR ...... 1990 Rick Parma, WR ...... 1978 Cody Jones, DT...... 1971 Brian Lundy ...... 1995 Jeff Petkevicius, C ...... 1983 Gerald Jones, S ...... 2002, 2003 Charles Pauley ...... 2002 Roger Profitt, QB ...... 1975 Seymour Jones, DE ...... 1972 Deoncé Whitaker ...... 1998 Tim Provost, OT ...... 2002 Bernard Justiniani, DL...... 1979

Ed Luther Gerald Willhite Mike Perez Sheldon Canley Lyneil Mayo

88 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide RECORDRECORD BOOKBOOK All-Star Game Selections

EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME 2003 Tim Provost, OT 2006 Dick Tomey, Asst. Coach 1935 Bud Hubbard, E 2004 Joseph Hayes, OG Trestin George, DB 1940 Leroy Zimmerman, FB Neil Parry, Special Teams Kinji Green, DL 1949 Bob Pifferini, C , QB Rufus Skillern, WR 1954 , OT 2005 Eddie Brown, DT Ezekiel Staples, LB 1956 , Assoc. Coach 1961 Mack Burton, HB SENIOR BOWL JAPAN BOWL Oscar Donahue, WR 1971 Dave Chaney, LB 1985 Vyn Goodmon, LB 1965 Charlie Harraway, FB 1972 Cody Jones, DT 1986 Claude Gilbert, Asst. Coach 1967 Danny Holman, QB 1974 Dave Wasick, DE 1987 K.C. Clark, CB 1971 Dave Chaney, LB Louie Wright, CB 1988 Kenny Jackson, TB 1972 Cody Jones, DT 1975 Kim Bokamper, DE Guy Liggins, WR 1974 Dave Wasick, LB 1976 Wilson Faumuina, DT Mike Perez, QB Louie Wright, DB 1977 Gerald Small, DB 1991 Ralph Martini, QB 1975 Carl Ekern, LB 1980 Jewerl Thomas, HB Kim Bokamper, DE 1981 Mark Nichols, WR COLLEGE ALL-STAR GAME 1976 Wilson Faumuina, DT 1955 Tom Louderback, OT Rick Kane, RB BLUE-GRAY CLASSIC 1975 Louie Wright, CB 1977 Gerald Small, DB 1975 Kim Bokamper, DE Dave Wasick, DT 1979 Jewerl Thomas, RB 1982 , Head Coach 1976 Kim Bokamper, DE 1981 Mark Nichols, WR Gill Byrd, CB 1982 Jack Elway, Asst. Coach Steve Clarkson, QB OLYMPIA GOLD BOWL Gerald Willhite, HB 1987 Guy Liggins, WR 1982 Gerald Willhite, HB 1983 Jack Elway, Head Coach Mike Perez, QB Gill Byrd, CB James Saxon, TB KING ALL-STAR CLASSIC Steve Clarkson, QB 1988 Jay Taylor, CB 1990 George Muraoka, DT Tim Kearse, WR 1990 Sheldon Canley, TB 1984 Eric Richardson, WR Ralph Martini, QB PARADISE BOWL 1987 John Aimonetti, OT 1991 Matt Veatch, QB 2002 Jarmar Julien, TB 1988 Claude Gilbert, Asst. Coach 2003 Scott Rislov, QB Jelani Hawkins, OT Kenny Jackson, TB Patrick Battle, FB Guy Liggins, WR HULA BOWL 2003 Luke La Herran, LB Mike Perez, QB 1965 Charlie Harraway, FB Charles Pauley, WR 1991 , Asst. Coach 1978 Frank Manumaleuga, LB Sheldon Canley, TB 1989 Jay Taylor, CB LAS VEGAS ALL-STAR CLASSIC Lyneil Mayo, LB 1992 Peni Iosefa, OT 2004 Courtney Anderson, TE 1993 Nick Trammer, C 1996 Brian Roche, TE 1994 John Ralston, Asst. Coach 1999 David Loverne, OT INTA-JUICE CLASSIC Jeff Garcia, QB 2001 Josh Parry, LB 2007 Dick Tomey, Head Coach 1995 Dan Godfrey, LB 2004 , Asst. Coach John Broussard, WR 1996 Brian Roche, TE Gerald Jones, DB Matt Cantu, OT 1999 David Loverne, OT Kendrick Starling, WR James Jones, WR 2002 Deonce Whitaker, TB 2005 , OT Freddy McCutcheon, DL Chris Fe’esago, OG Christopher Vedder, S

Matt Veatch, QB Jeff Garcia, QB Deoncé Whitaker, TB Jarmar Julien, TB Scott Rislov, QB Gerald Jones, S 1991 Blue-Gray 1994 East-West 2002 East-West 2002 Paradise Bowl 2003 Blue-Gray 2004 Hula Bowl Classic Shrine Game Shrine Game Most Valuable Classic Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Offensive Player Most Outstanding Defensive Player Offensive Player Offensive Player Offensive Player Offensive Player

90 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide All-Americas

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAS (A-L)

John Aimonetti, OT, 1986 Johnny Allen, E, 1939 Lynn Aplanalp, QB, 1952 Lloyd Thomas, E Leroy Zimmerman, FB Dave Chaney, LB 1938 A.P. 1st team 1939 A.P. 1st team 1970 Honorable Mention Stacey Bailey, WR, 1980 1971 A.P. 1st team Mike Barnard, OT, 1987 Keith Birlem, QB, 1938 Bill Brown, LB, 1971 Bob Bronzan, T, 1939 Gill Byrd, CB, 1980 & 1982 , T, 1960 Jim Carter, OG, 1987 K.C. Clark, CB, 1986 Sherman Cocroft, S, 1983 Justin Cole, DE, 2006 Charles Pauley, Returns Dwight Lowery, CB Louie Wright, CB (freshman All-American) 2003 collegefootballnews. 2006 AFCA 1st team 1974 A.P. 2nd team Kenny Cook, G, 1939 com 1st team 2006 FWAA 1st team 2003 A.P. 3rd team 2006 A.P. 3rd team Greg Cox, S, 1987 David Diaz-Infante, OG, 1986 Oscar Donahue, E, 1961 Nathan DuPree, TB, 1992 Dick Erler, G, 1960 Kevin Evans, WR, 1989 Wilson Faumuina, DT, 1975 Tracy Franz, TE, 1980 , QB, 1961 Jeff Garcia, QB, 1992 Frank Manumaleuna, LB Ken Thomas, DB Eric Richardson, WR 1977 Honorable Mention 1979 Honorable Mention 1983 NEA 2nd team Max Hooper, OT, 1980 & 1981 1978 A.P. 3rd team 1981 NEA 2nd team Kenny Jackson, TB, 1986 Johnny Johnson, Jr., TB, 1988 , QB, 1960 Rick Kane, TB, 1975 Mike Katolin, OG, 1980 Tim Kearse, WR, 1981 & 1982 Barry Kidney, LB, 1987 Ed Luther, QB, 1978 & 1979

Guy Liggins, WR Sheldon Canley, TB Brian Roche, TE 1986 Honorable Mention 1989 Honorable Mention 1995 A.P. 2nd team 1987 U.P.I. 2nd team 1990 A.P. 3rd team www.sjsuspartans.com 91 All-Americas

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAS (M-Z)

Lafo Malauulu, WR, 1986 Ralph Martini, QB, 1990 Deoncé Whitaker, TB Gerald Small, CB Ed Luther, QB 2000 TSN 3rd team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Lyneil Mayo, DE, 1990 1976, 1977 1978, 1979 Terry McDonald, DE, 1984 Steve McEnroe, DT, 1981 & 1982 Walt McPherson, FB, 1938 Morris Manoogian, HB, 1939 Chris Moyneur, TE, 1972 Mark Nichols, WR, 1979 Yepi Pauu, LB, 1987 Mike Perez, QB, 1986 & 1987 Travis Peterson, OG, 1992 Don Presley, G, 1939 Gill Byrd, CB Max Hooper, OT Gerald Willhite, TB Henry Ramelli, OT, 1983 Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention 1980, 1982 1980, 1981 1980, 1981 Harry Russell, HB, 1949 Larry Sandson, NG, 1987 James Saxon, TB, 1987 Gerald Small, CB, 1976 & 1977 Tim Stejskal, C, 1986 Jared Strubeck, PK, 2005 (freshman All-American) Carl Sullivan, TE, 1984 Jay Taylor, CB, 1987 , T, 1939

Tim Kearse, WR Steve McEnroe, DT Mike Perez, QB Truck Tornell, T, 1939 Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Dave Wasick, DT, 1974 1981, 1982 1981, 1982 1986, 1987 Gerald Willhite, TB, 1981 & 1982 Frank Witherspoon, S, 1984 Jack Wool, FB, 1930 Herm Zetterquist, HB, 1939

Vic Rakhshani, TE Joe Nedney, PK 1st team freshman 3rd team freshman All-American 1976 All-American 1991

92 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Spartans in the Pros

(NFL, CFL, USFL, AFL, AAFC, Arena 2000-01 – Houston (ARENA), Football, Arena Football 2, NFL Europe) 2002 – Orlando (ARENA) Trevor Bowles, OL A 1984-86 – Montreal (CFL) Dave Albright, LB 1987-91 – Edmonton (CFL) 1985 – Memphis (USFL), Kevin Bowman, WR (3 NFL games) 1986-91 – Saskatchewan (CFL) 1987 – British Columbia (CFL) Steve Alexakos, OL (18 NFL games) 1987 – Philadelphia 1970 – Denver, Sean Brewer, TE (10 NFL games) 1971 – New York Giants 2002 – Cincinnati, Chris Alexander, LB 2003 – Atlanta 1991 – Frankfurt (WLAF), Jamall Broussard, WR (8 NFL games) 1994-95 – Albany (ARENA) 2004 – Carolina Courtney Anderson, TE (39 NFL games) 2005 – Cincinnati () 2004-06 – Oakland 2006 – Cologne (NFL Europe) Gill Byrd, CB B 2006 – Houston (practice squad) 1st round draft pick Martin Baccaglio, OL (14 NFL games) Norman Brown, OLB 22nd selection in 1983 1968 – San Diego (AFL), 1996 – Minnesota (ARENA), 1968-70 – Cincinnati 1997-98 New Jersey (ARENA) 10 NFL seasons Stacey Bailey, WR (91 NFL games) Bryce Burnett, TE San Diego 1983-92 1982-90 – Atlanta 1996-97 – (WLAF) 2 Pro Bowl selections Bill Benjamin, OLB (2 NFL games) Mack Burton, WR 1987 – Indianapolis 1962-66 – British Columbia (CFL) San Diego Chargers Hall of Fame Keith Birlem, QB (9 NFL games) Howard Butler, DT 1939 – Washington, 1996-2002 – San Jose (ARENA) Assistant coach 1939 – Chicago Cardinals Gill Byrd, CB (149 NFL games) St. Louis Rams 2003-05 John Blain, OL 1983-92 – San Diego Chicago 2006-07 1977-87 – British Columbia (CFL) C John Blake, OL Jim Cadile, OL (128 NFL games) 1978-80 – British Columbia (CFL) 1962-72 – Chicago Marshall Blount, DE Reggie Candler, L 2004 – Central Valley (ARENA2) 2005-06 – Bakersfield (ARENA2) Kim Bokamper, DE (127 NFL games) Sheldon Canley, TB (1 NFL game) 1977-85 – Miami 1991-92 – San Francisco, Damon Bowers, WR 1992 – New York Jets, 1999 – New Engand (ARENA), 1994 – Baltimore (CFL)

Jim Cadile, OL 11 NFL seasons Chicago 1962-72

Spartan Facts:

John Blain, OT Kim Bokamper, DE 141 Spartans have 11 CFL seasons 1st round draft pick British Columbia 1977-87 19th selection in 1976 played pro football Miami 1977-85 1983 & 1985 All-CFL selection Pro Bowl Selection 13 have played in 1979 British Columbia Lions’ 10 or more seasons 50th season All-Time Dream Team www.sjsuspartans.com 93 Spartans in the Pros

John Carlos, WR 1993 – Miami, 1971 – Montreal (CFL), 1998 – Atlanta 1972 – Toronto (CFL) Charles DeJurnett, DT (118 NFL games) Danny Clark, DE (1 NFL game) 1974-75 – Southern California (WFL), 1987 – 1976-80 – San Diego, K.C. Clark, DB (26 NFL games) 1982-86 – Los Angeles Rams 1987-88, 90-91 – Denver, David Diaz-Infante, OG (69 NFL games) 1990 – British Columbia (CFL), 1987 – San Diego, Steve Clarkson, QB 1991-92 – Frankfurt (WLAF), 1983 – Saskatchewan (CFL) 1993-94 – Sacramento (CFL), Charles Clinton, CB (2 NFL games) 1996-98, 2000, 01 – Denver, 1987 – Houston 1999 – Philadelphia, Sherman Cocroft, S (67 NFL games) 2001 – Las Vegas (XFL) 1985-87 – Kansas City, Jeremy Dominguez, L David Diaz-Infante, G 1988 – Buffalo, 2002 – Fresno (ARENA2) 1989 – Tampa Bay Oscar Donahue, WR (13 NFL games) 12 professional seasons Dan Colchico, DE (78 NFL games) 1962 – Minnesota San Diego 1987 1960-64, 67 – San Francisco, Leon Donohue, OL (84 NFL games) Frankfurt (WLAF) 1991-92 1969 – New Orleans 1962-64 – San Francisco, Sacramento (CFL) 1993-94 Floyd Collier 1965-67 – Dallas Denver 1996-98, 2000, 2001 1948 – San Francisco (AAFC) Harley Dow, K (12 NFL games) Philadelphia 1999 Greg Cox, S (55 NFL games) 1950 – San Francisco Las Vegas (XFL) 2001 1988, 90-91 – San Francisco, E 1989 – New York Giants, Carl Ekern, LB (151 NFL games) 1995 – San Jose (ARENA) 1976-88 – Los Angeles Rams Harold Crisler, E (53 NFL games) F 1948-49 – Washington, Wilson Faumuina, DT (74 NFL games) 1950 – Baltimore (AAFC) 1977-82 – Atlanta Wardell Crutchfield, DB Mervyn Fernandez, WR (86 NFL games) 2000 – Iowa (ARENA) 1982-86 – British Columbia (CFL), Clarence Cunningham, WR 1987-92 – Los Angeles Raiders, 2007 – Stockton (ARENA2) 1994 – British Columbia (CFL) D Paul Franklin, CB Ken Daniel, CB (32 NFL games) 1995-96 – Orlando (ARENA), 1983-84 – Oakland (USFL), 1997 – New York City (ARENA) 1984 – New York Giants, Tracy Franz, TE (3 NFL games) 1986-87 – Indianapolis 1984-85 – Oakland (USFL), , WR (28 NFL games) 1987 – San Francisco 2003-05 – San Jose (ARENA) G 2005-06 – Chicago Chon Gallegos, QB Carl Ekern, LB Steve DeBerg, QB (207 NFL games) 1962 – Oakland (AFL) 13 NFL seasons 1977-80 – San Francisco, Jeff Garcia, QB (99 NFL games) Los Angeles Rams 1976-88 1981-83 – Denver, 1994-98 – Calgary (CFL), All Pro Selection 1984-87, 92-93 – Tampa Bay (NFL), 1999-03 – San Francisco, 1986 1988-91 – Kansas City, 2004 – Cleveland, Pro Bowl Selection Steve DeBerg, QB 1986 17 NFL seasons San Francisco 1977-80 Denver 1981-83 Tampa Bay (NFL) 1984-87 Kansas City 1988-91 Tampa Bay 1992-93 Miami 1993 Charles DeJurnett, DL Atlanta 1998 11 NFL seasons Assistant Coach Southern California (WFL) New York Giants 1995-96 1974-75 Tampa Bay (ARENA) 2004 San Diego 1976-80 Spartan Stadium Los Angeles Rams 1982-86 Ring of Honor

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2005 – Detroit, K 2006 – Philaadelphia Rick Kane, TB (125 NFL games) Trestin George, DB 1977-83 – Detroit, 2007 – San Jose (ARENA) 1984 – Washington, Randy Gill, LB (8 NFL games) 1985 – Detroit 1978 – St. Louis, Mike Katolin, OL (3 NFL games) 1978 – Tampa Bay 1983 – Boston (USFL), Mace Gouldsby, DT 1984 – Oklahoma (USFL), 1990 – Edmonton (CFL) 1985 – Arizona (USFL), Dee Grayer, CB 1987 – Cleveland 1997 – Milwaukee (ARENA), Tim Kearse, WR (3 NFL games) 1998 – Portland (ARENA) 1983 – British Columbia (CFL), H 1987 – Detroit, Charlie Hardy, E 1987 – Indianapolis, Wilson Faumuina, DT 1960-62 – Oakland (AFL) 1988 – Saskatchewan (CFL) 1st round draft pick , FB (110 NFL games) Sam Kennedy, LB (3 NFL games) 1966-68 – Cleveland, 1988 – San Francisco 20th selection in 1977 1969-73 – Washington L Atlanta 1977-82 Brian Hawkins, DB Tom Louderback, OL (24 NFL games) 1983 – Saskatchewan (CFL) 1958-59 – Philadelphia, Marcus Helfman, TE 1958-59 – Oakland (AFL), 2004 – Scottish Claymores 1962 – Buffalo (AFL) (NFL-Europe), David Loverne, OG (64 NFL games) 2005 – Rhein Fire (NFL-Europe) 2000-01 – New York Jets, Paul Held, QB (13 NFL games) 2002 – Washington, 1954 – Pittsburgh, 2003 – St. Louis, 1955 – Detroit, 2004 – Detroit, 1955 – Green Bay 2005 – Detroit (injured reserve) Fred Heron, DE (79 NFL games) Ed Luther, QB (61 NFL games) 1966-72 – St. Louis 1980-84 – San Diego, Pat Hinds, OT 1985 – Jacksonville (USFL), 1991-92 – Calgary (CFL), 1986 – Indianapolis 1993 – Toronto (CFL) , QB Mervyn Fernandez, WR , FB (78 NFL games) 1991 – Columbus (ARENA), 12 professional seasons 1999-2002 – St. Louis Rams, 1992 – San Antonio (ARENA) 2003 – Arizona, Ray Lychak, OL British Columbia (CFL) 1982-86 2004 – Arizona (injured reserve), 1966-68 – Montreal (CFL), Los Angeles Raiders 1987-92 2005 – Arizona 1969 – Edmonton (CFL), British Columbia (CFL) 1994 2006 – New York Jets 1970-71 – British Columbia (CFL), Bud Hubbard, E (10 NFL games) 1972-73 – Winnipeg (CFL) 1985 CFL 1935 – Brooklyn M Most Outstanding Player Eric Hurt, DB (4 NFL games) Curtice Macfarlane, L 1980 – Cleveland, 1998-99, 2001 – San Jose (ARENA), 1980 – Dallas 2003 – Ottawa (CFL) J Frank Manumaleuga, LB (35 NFL games) Cass Jackson, DB 1979-81 – Kansas City, 1964 – Ottawa (CFL) 1983-84 – Oakland (USFL), Bobby Johnson, TB 1985 – Portland (USFL) 1986 – Saskatchewan (CFL) Derrick Martin, DB (3 NFL games) Johnny Johnson, TB (72 NFL games) 1980 – Hamilton (CFL), 1990-92 – Phoenix, 1983-85 – Oakland (USFL), 1993-94 – New York Jets 1987 – San Francisco Marv Johnson, HB (40 NFL games) Ralph Martini, QB 1951-52 – Los Angeles, 1992 – Sacramento (WLAF) 1952-53 – Green Bay Lyneil Mayo, OLB Cody Jones, DT (110 NFL games) 1991, 1992 – British Columbia (CFL), Johnny Johnson, TB 1974-78, 80-82 – Los Angeles Rams 1992 – Frankfurt (WLAF) Phoenix 1990-92 Jarmar Julien, TB (2 NFL games) Keith McDonald, WR (9 NFL games) New York Jets 1993-94 2002 – 1987 – Houston, 1990 NFL 1989 – Detroit Rookie of the Year www.sjsuspartans.com 95 Spartans in the Pros

Searcy Miles 1994-97 – Albany (ARENA), 1954-56 – San Francisco 1998 – New York City (ARENA), Frank Minnini, HB (36 NFL games) 1999 – New England (ARENA) 1947-49 – Chicago, Philip Perry, FB/LB 1949 – Pittsburgh 2005-06 – Memphis (ARENA2) N Bill Peterson, OL (56 NFL games) Kenny Nash, WR (1 NFL game) 1968-72 – Cincinnati, 1987 – Kansas City 1975 – Kansas City Joe Nedney, PK (121 NFL games) Tom Petithomme, FB 1995 – Oakland (practice squad), 1995-96 – San Jose (ARENA), 1995-96 – Miami, 1998 – Iowa (ARENA), 1997-99 – Arizona, 1999 – San Jose (ARENA) 1999 – Baltimore, Bob Pifferini, OL (12 NFL games) 1999 – Oakland, 1949 – Detroit Mark Nichols, WR 2000 – Denver, Art Powell, E (13 NFL games) 1st round draft pick 2000 – Carolina, 1957 – Montreal (CFL), 2001-03 – Tennessee, 1959 – Philadelphia, 15th selection in 1981 2004 – Tennessee (injured reserve), 1960-62 – New York (AFL), Detroit 1981-87 2005-06 – San Francisco 1963-66 – Oakland (AFL), Mark Nichols, WR (76 NFL games) 1967 – Buffalo (AFL), 1981-87 – Detroit 1968 – Minnesota Kaiser Noa, LB Tim Provost, OL 1993 – Miami (ARENA) 2003 – New England (practice squad) Abdul-Salam Noah, DT R 2001 – San Francisco (XFL), Phil Rebboah, PK 2004-05 – New Orleans (ARENA), 1984 – Los Angeles Raiders, 2006 – Georgia (ARENA) 1985-86 – San Diego , HB (9 NFL games) Jerry Reese, WR (5 NFL games) 1960-61 – San Francisco 1995, 96 – San Jose (ARENA), O 1995 – San Antonio (CFL), William Obeng, OL 1997 – Buffalo, 2005 – Oakland (practice squad), 1998 – Scotland (NFL-Europe), 2006 – Cologne (NFL Europe) 1999-2004 – San Jose (ARENA) 2007 – San Jose (ARENA) Eric Richardson, WR (30 NFL games) Jerry Reese, WR Ron Ockimey, S 1985-86 – Buffalo 10 professional seasons 2002-03 – British Columbia (CFL), Scott Rislov, QB 2005-06 – Winnipeg (CFL) 2005 – Nashville (ARENA), San Jose (ARENA) 1995 Dwayne O’Steen, CB (77 NFL games) 2006 – Central Valley (ARENA2) San Antonio (CFL) 1995 1978-79 – Los Angeles, 2007 – San Jose (ARENA) San Jose (ARENA) 1996 1980-81 – Oakland, Walt Roberts, HB (83 NFL games) Buffalo 1997 1982 – Baltimore, 1964-66 – Cleveland, Scotland (NFL-Europe) 1998 1983 – Tampa Bay (NFL), 1967 – New Orleans, San Jose (ARENA) 1999-2004 1983-84 – Green Bay 1969-70 – Washington Bob Overly, LB Brian Roche, TE (23 NFL games) 1983 – Oakland (USFL) 1996-97 – San Diego, Spartan Facts: P 1998 – Kansas City, Josh Parry, FB (37 NFL games) 2001 – San Francisco (XFL) 2002 – Frankfurt (NFL-Europe), S 6 Pro Bowl selections 2004-05 – Philadelphia Eagles S.T. Saffold, WR (14 NFL games) 2006 – Seattle 1968 – Cincinnati Charles Pauley, WR James Saxon, FB (111 NFL games) 2 Most Valuable 2004, 2006 – San Jose (ARENA), 1988-91 – Kansas City, Player 2005 – Chicago (ARENA), 1992-94 – Miami, award winners 2007 – Philaelphia (ARENA) 1995 – Philadelphia Yepi Pauu, LB Travis Seaton, B 1988 – Los Angeles (ARENA), 2004 – Philadelphia (ARENA) 1 NFL 1991-92 – Frankfurt (WLAF) 2007 – Stockton (ARENA2) Rookie of the Year Mike Perez, QB Edell Shepherd, WR (25 NFL games) 1991 – Frankfurt (WLAF), 2002 – Chicago (practice squad), 1991 – New York Giants, 2003 – Scotland (NFL Europe), 1992 – Frankfurt (WLAF), 2003, 2005 – Tampa Bay,

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2004 – Tampa Bay (injured reserve), 1984 – San Diego 2006 – Houston Ken Thomas, DB (14 NFL games) Ricky Siglar, OL (100 NFL games) 1983 – Kansas City 1990 – San Francisco, Gary Thompson, S (24 NFL games) 1993-96, 98 – Kansas City, 1983-84 – Buffalo 1997-98 – New Orleans, Tyson Thompson, TB (22 NFL games) 1998 – Carolina 2005-06 – Dallas Gerald Small, CB (104 NFL games) Bob Titchenal, OL (30 NFL games) 1978-83 – Miami, 1940-42 – Washington, 1984 – Atlanta 1946 – San Francisco , CB Mel Tom, DE (113 NFL games) 2001-02, 04-07 – San Jose (ARENA), 1967-73 – Philadelphia, 2003 – Tampa Bay (ARENA), 1973-75 – Chicago , WR (2 NFL games) John Travis, HB Billy Wilson, WR 1969 – Cincinnati 1966 – San Diego 10 NFL seasons Kendrick Starling, WR (8 NFL games) U 2004 – Houston, Mitch Ucovich (10 NFL games) San Francisco 1951-60 2005 – New Orleans (practice squad), 1944 – Washington, Pro Bowl & All-Pro 2006 – Rhein (NFL Europe), 1945 – Chicago Cardinals Selection 2007 – Edmonton (CFL) 1949 – Baltimore (AAFC) 1954, 1955, 1956, Carl Sullivan, TE (3 NFL games) W 1957, 1958, 1959 1984-85 – Oakland (USFL), Alex Wallace, DB Bay Area Sports 1987 – Green Bay 2002 – British Columbia (CFL), Hall of Fame John Sutro, OL (5 NFL games) 2005-06 – Bakersfield (ARENA2) 1962 – San Francisco Jimmy Walsh, FB (4 NFL games) Bob Sykes, FB (3 NFL games) 1980 – Seattle 1952 – Washington Dave Wasick, DT T 1975 – Kansas City, Drew Taylor, WR 1976 – New York Jets 1978-79 – British Columbia (CFL), Lyle West, S (51 NFL games) 1980 – Hamilton (CFL), 1999-2000 – New York Giants, 1981 – Toronto (CFL), 2002-03 – Kansas City 1982 – Montreal (CFL) Deoncé Whitaker, TB Eddie Taylor, CB 2002 – British Columbia (CFL), 1991-92 – Winnipeg (CFL), 2003 – Montreal (CFL) 1993 – British Columbia (CFL) Gerald Willhite, TB (78 NFL games) Jay Taylor, CB (79 NFL games) 1982-88 – Denver 1989-92 – Phoenix, Billy Wilson, E (100 NFL games) 1993-95 – Kansas City 1951-60 – San Francisco Louie Wright, CB , QB (1 NFL game) Louie Wright, CB (167 NFL games) 1st round draft pick 1956-57 – British Columbia (CFL), 1975-86 – Denver 17th selection in 1975 1958 – San Francisco, Z 12 NFL seasons 1960 – Oakland (AFL) Blair Zerr, FB Denver 1975-86 Eddie Thomas, CB 1992-93 – Calgary (CFL) 1991-92 – Edmonton (CFL), Leroy Zimmerman, FB (84 NFL games) Named to the 1970’s 1994 – Toronto (CFL), 1940-42 – Washington, NFL All-Decade Team 1995, 1997 – British Columbia (CFL), 1942, 1943-46 – Philadelphia, Pro Bowl Selections 1999 – Winnipeg (CFL) 1943 – Pittsburgh, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1983, 1985 Jewerl Thomas, TB (56 NFL games) 1947 – Detroit, All-NFL Selections 1981-82 – Los Angeles Rams, 1948 – Boston 1983 – Kansas City, Active players in boldfaced type 1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985 All-AFC Selections Gerald Willhite, TB 1977, 1978, 1979, 1st round draft pick 1981, 1984, 1985 21st selection in 1982 Denver Broncos Denver 1982-88 Ring of Fame All-AFC Selection Spartan Stadium 1986 Ring of Honor Spartan Stadium Ring of Honor www.sjsuspartans.com 97 Active Spartans in the Pros

Jeff Garcia, QB Joe Nedney, PK Rashied Davis, WR Josh Parry, FB 13 professional seasons 11 professional seasons San Jose (ARENA) 2003-05 Frankfurt (NFL Europe) 2002 Calgary (CFL) 1994-98 Miami 1995-96 Chicago 2005-06 Philadelphia 2004-05 Arizona 1997-99 Seattle 2006 1997 CFL West Division Baltimore 1999 Played in the 2007 Super Played in the 2005 Super Most Outstanding Player Oakland 1999 Bowl Bowl San Francisco 1999-2003 Denver 2000 Cleveland 2004 Carolina 2000 Detroit 2005 Tennessee 2001-03 Philadelphia 2006 Tennessee injured reserve 2004 San Francisco 2005-06 Most points by a Spartan Pro Bowl Selections in an NFL career - 785 2001, 2002, 2003

Spartan Stadium Ring of Honor

Courtney Anderson, TE Trestin George, DB William Obeng, OL Charles Pauley, WR Oakland Raiders San Jose SaberCats San Jose SaberCats ARENA ARENA ARENA

Scott Rislov, QB Edell Shepherd, WR Rufus Skillern, WR Omarr Smith, DB Tyson Thompson, TB San Jose SaberCats Detroit Lions Arizona Rattlers San Jose SaberCats Dallas Cowboys ARENA ARENA ARENA

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Super Bowl Spartans XII (1/15/78) Louie Wright, Denver Broncos XIV (1/20/80) Carl Ekern, Los Angeles Rams Cody Jones, Los Angeles Rams XV (1/25/81) Dwayne O’Steen, Oakland Raiders Dick Vermeil, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Chuck Clausen, Philadelphia Eagles asst. coach XVI (1/24/82) Bill Walsh, San Francisco 49ers Alex Wallace, DB Clarence Travis Seaton, DB head coach Tampa bay Lightning Cunningham, WR Stockton Lightning XVII (1/30/83) Kim Bokamper, Miami Dolphins ARENA Stockton Lightning ARENA2 Gerald Small, Miami Dolphins ARENA2 XIX (1/20/85) Bill Walsh, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kim Bokamper, Miami Dolphins XXI (1/25/87) Gerald Willhite, Denver Broncos Louie Wright, Denver Broncos XXII (1/31/88) Gerald Willhite, Denver Broncos K.C. Clark, Denver Broncos XXIII (1/22/89) Bill Walsh, San Francisco 49ers head coach Sam Kennedy, San Francisco 49ers James Jones, WR XXIV (1/28/90) Greg Cox, San Francisco 49ers Green Bay Packers XXV (1/27/91) Greg Cox, New York Giants 3rd round draft pick XXXII (1/25/98) David Diaz-Infante, Denver Broncos XXXIII (1/31/99) David Diaz-Infante, Denver Broncos Steve DeBerg, XXXIV (1/30/00) Dick Vermeil, St. Louis Rams head coach , St. Louis Rams assistant coach James Hodgins, St. Louis Rams XXXV (1/28/01) Lyle West, New York Giants XXXVI (1/27/02) James Hodgins, St. Louis Rams XXXIX (2/6/05) Josh Parry, Philadelphia Eagles XLI (2/4/07) Gill Byrd, Chicago Bears John Broussard, WR assistant coach Jacksonville Jaguars Rashied Davis, Chicago Bears 7th round draft pick Super Bowl winners in bold-faced type

Spartan Fact: San Jose State, Arkansas and Dayton are the only schools with two alums who coached Super Bowl-winning teams.

Bill Walsh and Dick Vermeil have com- Bill Walsh (top) coached the San bined for four Super Bowl victories. Francisco 49ers to three Super Christopher Vedder, S Bowl victories. Dick Vermeil Arkansas’ Jimmy Johnson and Barry Miami Dolphins (above) coached the 1999 St. Switzer have combined for three. Dayton’s 2007 free agent Louis Rams to victory in Super Chuck Noll and have five Bowl XXXIV. Super Bowl wins between them. www.sjsuspartans.com 99 Draft Selections

San Jose State football players in the WAC Fact: National Football League draft (1940-2007), draft (1960-66) NFL first-round draft choices by schools: Player Team Yr./Rnd. (Selection) James Jones, WR Green Bay Packers 2007/3rd round (78) John Broussard, WR Jacksonville Jaguars 2007/7th round (229) San Jose State – 6 Courtney Anderson, TE Oakland Raiders 2004/7th round (245) Utah State – 4 Tim Provost, OT Miami Dolphins 2003/6th round (206) Louisiana Tech – 4 Sean Brewer, TE Cincinnati Bengals 2001/3rd round (66) Fresno State – 4 David Loverne, OT New York Jets 1999/3rd round (90) Nevada – 1 Lyle West, S New York Giants 1999/6th round (189) Hawai’i – 1 Brian Roche, TE San Diego Chargers 1996/3rd round (81) Sheldon Canley, TB San Francisco 49ers 1991/7th round (193) Idaho – 1 Johnny Johnson, TB Phoenix Cardinals 1990/7th round (169) New Mexico State – 0 Tony Jeffery, WR Kansas City Chiefs 1990/12th round (318) Boise State – 0 Jay Taylor, CB Phoenix Cardinals 1989/6th round (150) James Saxon, TB Kansas City Chiefs 1988/6th round (139) Mike Perez, QB New York Giants 1988/7th round (175) Tony Smith, WR New York Jets 1985/5th round (134) Eric Richardson, WR Buffalo Bills 1984/2nd round (41) Spartan Fact: Bobby Johnson, TB Kansas City Chiefs 1984/11th round (285) Gill Byrd, CB San Diego Chargers 1983/1st round (22) Ken Thomas, S Kansas City Chiefs 1983/6th round (173) The San Francisco 49ers Brian Hawkins, S Denver Broncos 1983/9th round (228) have drafted the most Mervyn Fernandez, WR Oakland Raiders 1983/10th round (277) Tim Kearse, WR San Diego Chargers 1983/11th round (303) San Jose State players – Gerald Willhite, TB Denver Broncos 1982/1st round (21) 11. Stacey Bailey, WR Atlanta Falcons 1982/3rd round (63) Mark Nichols, WR Detroit Lions 1981/1st round (16) Jewerl Thomas, RB Los Angeles Rams 1980/3rd round (58) Ed Luther, QB San Diego Chargers 1980/4th round (101)

Frank Manumaleuna, LB Kansas City Chiefs 1979/4th round (85) Gerald Small, CB Miami Dolphins 1978/4th round (93) Randy Gill, LB St. Louis Cardinals 1978/10th round (265) Spartan Fact: Wilson Faumuina, DT Atlanta Falcons 1977/1st round (20) Rick Kane, TB Detroit Lions 1977/3rd round (69) Jim LeJay, WR St. Louis Cardinals 1977/10th round (270) Round selections in NFL Steve DeBerg, QB Dallas Cowboys 1977/10th round (275) drafts John Blain, T New Orleans Saints 1977/11th round (285) Kim Bokamper, DE Miami Dolphins 1976/1st round (19) Carl Ekern, LB Los Angeles Rams 1976/5th round (128) 1st round - 6 Darryl Jenkins, RB San Francisco 49ers 1976/17th round (473) 2nd round – 1 Louie Wright, CB Denver Broncos 1975/1st round (17) 3rd round – 9 Dave Wasick, DT Kansas City Chiefs 1975/6th round (139) Ike McBee, WR San Diego Chargers 1975/11th round (284) 4th round – 6 Emmanuel Armstrong, LB Green Bay Packers 1974/13th round (324) 5th round – 7 Charles DeJurnett, DL San Diego Chargers 1974/17th round (418) 6th round – 10 Cody Jones, DT Los Angeles Rams 1973/5th round (129) Dave Chaney, LB Kansas City Chiefs 1972/14th round (360) 7th round – 6 Eric Dahl, WR New England Patriots 1972/16th round (400) 8th round – 1 , WR Philadelphia Eagles 1970/15th round (371) 9th round – 4

Walt Shockley, FB St. Louis Cardinals 1969/5th round (108) 10th round – 6 Steve Alexakos, OG New England Patriots 1969/9th round (209) Mike Spitzer, DE Detroit Lions 1968/6th round (148)

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Danny Holman, QB 1968/8th round (201) Roy Hall, OT Atlanta Falcons 1968/16th round (410) Spartan Fact: Walt Blackledge, WR Baltimore Colts 1968/16th round (432) Tommie Smith, WR Los Angeles Rams 1967/9th round (226) Eric Watts, CB Detroit Lions 1967/12th round (297) Player selection in a Martin Baccaglio, T San Diego Chargers 1967/15th round (355) NFL draft Fred Heron, DE Green Bay Packers 1966/3rd round (45) Mel Tom, DE Philadelphia Eagles 1966/6th round (89) Oakland Raiders 1966/9th round (RS) Top 50 – 12 S.T. Saffold, WR San Francisco 49ers 1966/15th round (222) 51-100 – 19 San Diego Chargers 1966/9th round future 101-150 – 19 Charlie Harraway, FB Cleveland Browns 1966/18th round (273) John Travis, FB San Diego Chargers 1966/18th round (162) 151 -200 – 10 Dave Johnson, HB Baltimore Colts 1965/4th round (56) Bob Bonds, HB St. Louis Cardinals 1965/5th round (68) Kansas City Chiefs 1965/13th round Brent Berry, OT Los Angeles Rams 1965/13th round (177) Oakland Raiders 1965/10th round (RS) Spartan Fact: Jim Cadile, OL Chicago Bears 1962/4th round (49) Oakland Raiders 1962/22nd round (169) Three times, 1983, 1977 Mack Burton, WR Chicago Bears 1962/5th round (57) San Diego Chargers 1962/4th round (32) and 1966, five San Jose John Sutro, OL Green Bay Packers 1962/6th round (79) State players were Oakland Raiders 1962/20th round (153) selected in a NFL draft. Oscar Donahue, WR Green Bay Packers 1962/6th round (84) Oakland Raiders 1962/12th round (94) Leon Donohue, G San Francisco 49ers 1961/9th round (118) Oakland Raiders 1962/29th round (225) Clair Appledoom, E Oakland Raiders 1961/27th round Mike Jones, QB Pittsburgh Steelers 1961/20th round (271) Spartan Fact: Oakland Raiders 1960/21st round Ray Norton, HB San Francisco 49ers 1960/4th round (46) Denver Broncos 1960/1st selections Player selection by Ken McNeece, OL Denver Broncos 1960/1st selections position in a NFL draft

Dan Colchico, E San Francisco 49ers 1959/7th round (78) Art Powell, E Philadelphia Eagles 1959/11th round (123) End, Wide Receiver – 25 Hal Boutte, E Detroit Lions 1958/12th round (145) Running Backs – 20 Bill Atkins, T Los Angeles Rams 1958/25th round (296) Offensive Line – 20 Bob Reinhart, QB Cleveland Browns 1957/10th round (114) Jack Adams, T Philadelphia Eagles 1956/21st round (246) Defensive Line – 8 Clarence Wessman, E San Francisco 49ers 1956/22nd round (256) Defensive Backs – 8 Jim Hughes, G Cleveland Browns 1956/24th round (289) Quarterbacks – 6 Joe Ulm, FB Philadelphia Eagles 1956/30th round (246) Tom Louderback, G Washington Redskins 1955/10th round (111) Linebackers – 5 Matt Vujevich, B New York Giants 1955/24th round (284) Tight Ends – 3 Charlie Allen, T Los Angeles Rams 1954/5th round (57) George Porter, T Philadelphia Eagles 1953/12th round (142) Stan Wacholz, E San Francisco 49ers 1953/18th round (212) Keith Carpenter, T San Francisco 49ers 1951/26th round (306) Harley Dow, T San Francisco 49ers 1950/11th round (141) Harry Russell, B Pittsburgh Steelers 1950/15th round (190) Billy Wilson, E San Francisco 49ers 1950/22nd round (283) Junior Morgan, E Los Angeles Rams 1950/28th round (363)

Bob Pifferini, C Detroit Lions 1949/15th round (142) Frank Minini, FB Chicago Bears 1947/3rd round (23) Bob Ward, B Washington Redskins 1946/18th round (189) Deward Tornell, T Washington Redskins 1941/14th round (130) Morris Buckingham, C Washington Redskins 1941/15th round (140) Leroy Zimmerman, B Washington Redskins 1940/7th round (58) www.sjsuspartans.com 101 Spartans Coaching in the Pros

Tom Bass Tim Kearse 1964-67 – San Diego (AFL), 2001-06 – Saskatchewan (CFL) 1968-70 – Cincinnati, 2007 – Montreal (CFL) 1976-81 – Tampa Bay, 1982-85 – San Diego Al Saunders 1982-88 – San Diego, Ken Blue 1989-98 – Kansas City, 1970 – St. Louis 1999-2000 – St. Louis, 2001-05 – Kansas City, Bob Bronzan 2006-07 – Washington 1958 – Philadelphia James Saxon Gill Byrd 2000 – Buffalo, Dick Vermeil was a NFL 2003-05 – St. Louis 2001-07 – Kansas City head coach for 16 seasons. 2006-07 – Chicago Scott Swartz Jim Cadile 2004 – San Francisco 1984 – Denver (USFL) Dick Vermeil K.C. Clark 1969, 71-73 – Los Angeles, 1991-92 – Frankfurt (WLAF) 1976-82 – Philadelphia, 1997-99 – St. Louis, Chuck Clausen 2001-05 – Kansas City 1976-85 – Philadelphia, 1986-89 – Atlanta Dick Voris 1954 – Los Angeles, Dan Colchico 1961-62 – Green Bay, 1967 – San Francisco 1963-67 – San Francisco, 1968-71 – St. Louis, Bill Walsh retired with the Max Coley 1972 – Detroit, best winning percentage in 1977 – San Diego, 1973 – Baltimore NFL coaching history. 1978 – Los Angeles Bill Walsh Steve DeBerg 1966 – Oakland (AFL), 1995-96 – New York Giants, 1968-75 – Cincinnati, 2004 – Tampa Bay (ARENA) 1976 – San Diego, 1979-88 – San Francisco Claude Gilbert 1991-92 – Frankfurt (WLAF) Jimmy Walsh 1997 – Arizona (ARENA), Fred Guidici 1998 – San Jose (ARENA) 1995 – Oakland Billy Wilson Terrell Jones 1961-62, 64-67, 80 – San Francisco 2000-04 – San Francisco, Al Saunders has been in the 2005 – Tampa Bay NFL for 26 seasons. He was the San Diego Chargers’ head coach from 1986 through 1988.

James Saxon is in his eighth Tim Kearse is in his seventh Gill Byrd is in his fifth season season as a NFL assistant. season as a CFL assistant. as a NFL assistant.

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–A– –H– –P– Allen, Johnny – E 1939-41 Hardy, Charles – E 1953-54 Peregoy, Carlton – FB 1937-39 Amaral, Bob – E 1950-52 Harraway, Charlie – FB 1963-65 Perez, Mike – QB 1986-87 Aplanalp, Lynn – QB 1951-52 Hawley, Hal 1925-27 Pifferini, Bob – C 1946-47 Argilla, Luke – HB 1935-36 Heston, Willie – HB 1900 Powell, Art – E 1956 Hiram, Roy – HB 1953-54 –B– Holman, Danny – QB 1966-67 –R– Bailey, Stacey – WR 1978-81 Hooper, Max – OT 1978-81 Regli, Jess 1924-27 Beck, Harry – FB 1949-50 Hubbard, Bill – HB 1925-27 Rishwain, Joe – QB 1938-40 Birlem, Keith – QB 1936-38 Head Coach 1946-49 Roberts, Walt – HB 1961-63 Bokamper, Kim – DE 1974-75 Hubbard, Bud – E 1932-34 Robinson, Bert – K 1941, 43, 46 Bronzan, Bob – T 1937-39 Hughes, Chuck – QB 1947-48 Rocchi, Gene – HB 1936-38 Burton, Mack – HB 1959-61 Russell, Harry – HB 1947-49 Byrd, Gill – CB 1979-82 –J– Jackson, Cass – HB 1961-63 –S– –C– Johnson, Johnny – FB 1960-62 Sarkisian, Jack – QB 1938-40 Cadile, Jim – E 1959-61 Jones, Cody – DT 1971-72 Saunders, Al – CB 1966-68 Carmody, Doan – G 1936-39 Shehtanian, Dee – HB 1932-34 Cementina, Al – CB 1948-50 –K– Simoni, Dario – T 1932-34 Chagonjian, Archie – HB 1949-51 Kane, Rick – TB 1975-76 Small, Gerald – CB 1974-77 Chaney, Dave – LB 1969-71 Kearse, Tim – WR 1980-82 Steele, Willie – HB 1942 Clarkson, Steve – QB 1979-82 Kimball, Craig – QB 1972-74 Stults, Dick – FB 1951-52 Cocroft, Sherman – S 1982-83 Kimura, Lincoln – Trainer 1950-62 Colchico, Dan – E 1957-58 –T– Collins, Bart – G 1931-34 –L– Teresa, Tony – QB 1954-55 Cook, Ken – G 1938-40 Laws, Aubrey – FB 1925-28 Terry, George – E 1939-41, 46 Lewis, Bill – FB 1934-37 Thomas, Lloyd – E 1936-38 –D– Liggins, Guy – WR 1986-87 Titchenal, Bob – C 1937-39 DeBerg, Steve – QB 1975-76 Linn, Woody – QB/K 1948-49 DeGroot, Dudley – Louderback, Tom – LB 1953-54 –U– Head Coach 1932-39 Luther, Ed – QB 1976-79 Ulm, Joe – FB 1953, 55 DeJurnett, Charles – DT 1972-73 Diaz-Infante, David – OG 1982-86 –M– –V– Donahue, Oscar – WR 1959-61 Manoogian, Morris – HB 1937-39 Vermeil, Dick – QB 1956-57 Donohue, Leon – T 1960-61 Manumaleuga, Frank – LB 1977-78 Voris, Dick – C 1947-48 Dow, Harley – G 1936-38 Marcucci, Lelio – T 1942 Dubose, Glenn – G 1935-36 Matthews, Larry – HB 1951-53 –W– McPherson, Walt – FB 1936-38 Wacholz, Stan – E 1950-52 –E– Mendonsa, Gibby – HB 1949-51 Walsh, Bill – E 1953-54 Ekern, Carl – LB 1972-75 Menges, Gene – QB 1948-50 Wasick, Dave – DT 1972-74 Elway, Jack – Head Coach Minter, Aubrey – HB 1939-41 Wiedenhofer, Hans – G 1941-42, 46 1979-83 Morgan, Junior – E 1947-49 Willhite, Gerald – TB 1980-81 Estes, Fred – HB 1898 Wilson, Billy – E 1948-50 –N– Womack, Wayne – DT 1972 –F– Nichols, Mark – WR 1979-80 Wool, Jack – FB 1929-32 Faulk, Jack – T 1946-49 Nygren, Bud – E 1940 Wright, Louie – CB 1973-74 Faumuina, Wilson – DT 1973-76 –O– –Z– –G– Overhouse, Ray – E 1946-47 Zetterquist, Herm – HB 1937-39 Gallegos, Chon – QB 1959-61 Zimmerman, Leroy – FB 1938-39 Gilbert, Claude – Coach 1981-89

San Jose State University Sports Hall of Fame – Legends

Bob Bronzan Walt McPherson Dick Vermeil Bill Walsh www.sjsuspartans.com 103 Spartan Stadium Ring of Honor

Honorees Bob Bronzan (1937-39 player, 1946-49 asst. coach, 1950-56 head coach, 1961-1971 athletics director)

Steve DeBerg, QB (1975-76)

Coach Jack Elway (1979-83)

Louie Wright (left) was the first Spartan Star quarterback Jeff Garcia (left) joined the Jeff Garcia, QB (1991-93) chosen in the first round of a NFL draft. Ring of Honor in 2001. Claude Gilbert (1957-58 player, 1958 team captain, 1981-83 asst. coach, 1984-89 head coach)

Coach John Ralston (1993-96)

Dick Vermeil, QB (1956-57)

Bill Walsh, E (1952-53)

Pop Warner Bill Walsh (right) won post-season games Gerald Willhite (right) was one of the nation’s 1939-40 advisory coach at the college level and in the NFL. best all-purpose tailbacks in the 1980s. Gerald Willhite, TB (1980-81)

Louie Wright, CB (1974-75)

Steve DeBerg (right) was a NFL Dick Vermeil coached the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback for 17 seasons. and the St. Louis Rams to the Super Bowl.

Bob Bronzan is the Jack Elway was the John Ralston is a only known coach to first coach to lead the member of the have coached two Spartans to wins College Football Hall Claude Gilbert (left) is the only football player to Super Bowl-winning over Stanford and of Fame. earn a varsity letter, and serve San Jose State as coaches – Bill Walsh California in the team captain, assistant coach and head coach. and Dick Vermeil. same season.

104 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide All-Coast Selections/Letterwinners

GLENN “POP” ALL-COAST - AAA - WARNER AWARD HONORABLE MENTION Abernethy, John - C (1967, 68, 70) Abernethy, Raymond - (1935) (Recognizes the top senior football 1939 John Allen, E Abrew, Alli - QB (1993, 94) player on the West Coast; awarded Bob Bronzan, T Accinelli, Jim - C (1983, 84) by the Palo Club) Ken Cook, G Acres, Stan - (1922, 23, 27) 1961 – Chon Gallegos, QB Aubrey Minter, B Ackemann, Walter - H (1955, 66) 1987 – Mike Perez, QB Bob Titchenal, C Acuna, Ron-Jon - LB (1998, 99) Deward Tornell, T Adams, Charlie - FB (1992, 93, 95) “OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF 1949 Harley Dow, T Adams, Jack - T (1951, 54, 55) Adams, Willie - DB (2000, 01) THE YEAR” Billy Wilson, E 1960 Jim Cadile, T Agu, K.J. - S (1997, 98) (Named by United Press 1971 Bill Brown, LB Aimonetti, John - OT (1982, 83, 84, 86) International) Ainuu, Tuli - LB (1982, 83) 1973 Dave Wasick, DE 1986 – Mike Perez, QB Alaimo, Dave - L (1966) 1974 Carl Ekern, LB Alario, Ed - H, F (1955) 1976 Gerald Small,CB ALL-COAST FIRST TEAM Albright, Dave - LB (1982, 83) 1978 Steve Hines, CB Alcantara, Bill - LB (1987, 88) 1939 Leroy Zimmerman, B Ed Luther, QB Alexakos, Steve - OG (1967, 68) 1949 Harry Russell, HB 1979 Ed Luther, QB Alexander, Chris - LB (1986, 87) Gene Menges, QB 1982 Steve Clarkson, QB Alexander, Chuck - E (1955, 56) 1960 Johnny Johnson, Sr., FB Tim Kearse, WR Alexander, Larry - DL (1980, 81) 1961 Oscar Donahue, E Alexander, Leroy - RB (1978) 1962 Johnny Johnson, Sr., FB (Note: All-coast players selected by Allen, Art - (1947, 48, 49) Allen, Brian - TE (1977) 1970 Dave Chaney, LB Associated Press and United Press Allen, Dee - (1941) 1971 Dave Chaney, LB International. ) 1977 Gerald Small,CB Allen, Doug - QB (1984, 85) Allen, Ethan - TE/LB (2001) 1981 Gerald Willhite, TB Allen, Johnny - B (1939, 40) 1982 Gill Byrd, CB Allen, Marvin - DL (1987) 1984 Terry McDonald, LB Alley, Tim - TE (1970, 71) 1986 K.C. Clark, CB Alpers, Rick - C (1969, 70, 71) David Diaz-Infante, OG Amaral, Bob - E, F (1950, 51, 52) Guy Liggins, WR Amiwero, Ben - S (1999) Mike Perez, QB Amori, Joe - (1928) 1987 Guy Liggins, WR Anastasia, John - H, G (1951, 52) Yepi Pauu, LB Anderson, Courtney - TE (2002, 03) 1988 Kevin Evans, WR Anderson, Danny - CB (1966, 67, 68) Anderson, Don - T, G (1962, 63) Johnny Johnson, TB Anderson, Lawrence - (1929) Andrews, Jerell - F (1967) ALL-COAST SECOND TEAM Andrews, Ted - (1940) 1952 Lynn Aplanalp, QB Angelidakis, Pete - OG (1977, 78) 1961 Chon Gallegos, QB Anooshian, Barney - (1946) 1963 Larry Hansen, T Apisaloma, Hans - G (1960) Aplanalp, Lynn - QB (1951, 52) 1977 Frank Manumaleuga, LB Chon Gallegos, QB Appledoorn, Clarion - E (1958, 59, 60) 1980 Gerald Willhite, TB 1961 Pop Warner Award winner Archer, Dave - OT (1967) 1981 Gill Byrd, CB Arends, Bob - E (1953, 54) 1983 Eric Richardson, WR Argilla, Luke - (1935, 36) 1986 John Aimonetti, OT Arjo, Raymond - (1932, 33, 34) Kenny Jackson, TB Armstrong, Emanual - LB (1972, 73, 74) Yepi Pauu, LB Arnold, C.J. - DB (2001, 02) Wayne Woodard, DT Arnold, Steve - G (1964, 65) 1987 Kenny Jackson, TB Arrington, Justin - G (2002, 03) Mike Perez, QB Arroyo, Marcus - QB (1998, 2000, 01, 02) James Saxon, FB Atkins, Bill - T, G (1957, 58) Atteberry, Les - C (1958, 59,60) Avres, Stan - (1927) ALL-COAST THIRD TEAM Azevedo, Alfred - (1933, 34, 35) 1955 Mel Powell, E - BBB - Baccaglio, Martin - T (1965, 66) Bacci, Art - OG (1980) Bach, Bob - H (1959) Mike Perez, QB Badgley, Gene - E (1960) 1987 Pop Warner Award winner

www.sjsuspartans.com 105 Letterwinners

Bailey, Kenneth - (1940, 41) Benner, George - (1923) Braziel, Ben - LB (1978) Cannell, George - (1934, 35) Bailey, Stacey - WR (1978, 79, 80, 81) Bennett, Fred - (1932, 33, 34) Brennan, Steve - OE (1967) Canon, Rommel - WR (1996) Bailey, Waking - WR Benton, Webster - (1926) Brewer, Sean - TE (1998, 99, 2000) Cantu, Matt - C, T (2003, 04, 05, 06) (1997, 98, 99, 2000) Berault, Jim - E (1951) Brice, Lawrence - RB (1970, 71) Cardin, Randy - DE, K (1967) Baird, Bill - G (1963) Berg, Mike - PK (1979, 80, 81, 82) Bronzan, Bob - T (1937, 38, 39) Cardinalli, Sal - T (1951, 52, 53) Baker, Jeff - (1966) Bergen, John - T (1951, 57) Brooks, Walter Jr. - WR (1990, 91) Carlhart, Jack - C (1951, 52) Baker, Mark - OG (1983, 84) Berglund, Randy - OG (1974, 75) Broussard, Jamall - WR (2002, 03) Carlson, Clint - QB (2000, 01) Baldwin, Don - (1934, 35) Berry, Bob - (1937, 38) Broussard, John - WR (2003, 04, 05, 06) Carlson, Jon - QB (1983, 85) Ball, Andrew - G, C (2000) Berry, Brent - T (1963, 65) Brown, Alvin - H (1953, 54) Carmen, Ken - T (1966) Ball, Darwin - F (1965) Berry, Ken - QB (1963, 64, 65) Brown, Bill - LB (1970, 71, 72) Carmichael, A. - (1925, 26) Bandov, Boris - PK (1972) Berry, Robley - (1926) Brown, David - TE (1976) Carmichael, Jake - (1922, 23) Banks, Rodney - TE (1987) Berry, Robert - (1937, 38) Brown, Joe - (1925, 27) Carmichael, Keith - (1930, 31) Baracchi, Charles - (1932, 33, 34) Biddle, David - (1933) Brown, Eddie - DT (2003, 04) Carmichael, Pierce - (1922, 23) Barbosa, Maceo - TB (1990, 91) Bienick, John - RB (1984) Brown, John - (1941) Carmody, Doan - G (1938, 39) Barnard, Brian - LB (1967, 69) Biglen, Jack - T (1952, 53) Brown, LaVerne - (1927) Carpenter, Arthur - (1937, 38) Barnard, Mike - OT Bill, Ed - T (1953) Brown, LaVerne - LB (1977, 78) Carpenter, Chad - DT (1991, 92) (1984, 85, 86, 87) Bilotti, Richard - T (1968) Brown, Norman - LB (1987, 88) Carpenter, Keith - C (1949, 50, 51) Barnes, Larry - TE (1969, 70, 71) Bird, Ed - DT (1984, 86) Brown, Tony - PK (1984, 85) Carpenter, Lester - (1934, 35, 36) Barr, Dave - (1933, 34) Birlem, Keith - QB (1936, 37, 38) Browne, Tom - DB (1967) Carr, Frank - (1898, 99, 1900) Barrass, Lloyd - (1927) Bishop, Gilbert - (1934, 35) Brubaker, Jack - F, DE (1966, 67) Carr, Jeff - PK (2003, 04) Barrera, George - G (1956) Bitner, Bob - C (1978, 79, 80) Bruce, Steve - RB (1974, 75, 76) Carr, Michael - P (2000, 01, 02) Barrett, Willard - CB (1981) Black, Bobby - H,F (1966, 68) Bruggeman, Greg - DT (1990, 91) Carsten, Chester - (1941) Barrington, Joe - F, H (1955, 56) Blackburn, Pat - LB (1976) Bruning, Leo - (1935) Carter, Albert - (1898, 99, 1900) Bass, Bob - T, G (1960, 61, 62) Blackledge, Walt - OE (1966, 67) Buck, John - G (1965) Carter, Andre - RB (1982) Bass, Tom - G (1955) Blackmon, Bobby - WR (1990, 91) Buck, Wayne - H (1950) Carter, Bill - G (1964) Blackshear, Ed - CB (1987) Buckingham, Don - E (1964) Carter, Jim - OG (1985, 86, 87) Blackwell, Charles - (1942, 46, 47) Buckingham, Morris - (1938, 39, 40) Carter, Rand - QB (1962, 63) Blain, John - OT (1973, 74, 75, 76) Buehler, Merle - (1932) Carter, Stuart - (1941, 42) Blake, John - OT (1974, 75, 76, 77) Buffa, Hal - (1937, 38, 39) Cartwright, Vern - (1942) Blakes, David - WR (1990, 91) Buford, Sam - WR (1966) Carylon, R. - (1925, 26) Blanco, Fred - F, H (1957, 58) Bullian, Clive - H (1955) Casaborne, Rich - F (1964) Bleisch, Bob - NG (1989, 90) Bullock, James - F (1965) Case, Bob - (1942) Blount, Marshall - DE (1999, 2000) Burchfield, Beryl - (1922) Casey, Bill - QB (1966) Blue, Ken - (1946, 47) Burk, Kenneth - F (1965) Cash, Bill - G (1953) Blumenfeld, Jeff - G (1964, 65) Burke, Ken - LB (1977) Castellano, Ishmel - T (1955) Bockus, Doug - QB (1963, 64) Burnett, Bryce - TE (1990) Castelo, Matt - LB (2004, 05, 06) Bodkin, Steve - C (1981, 82) Burnham, Charles - LB (1989, 90) Castillo, Ronnie - OG (2006) Bohan, George - OG (1981, 82) Burns, Dexter - CB (1993) Castro, Richie - OG (1997, 98) Bokamper, Kim - LB (1974, 75) Burns, Everett - S (1986, 87) Catanese, Paul - QB (1978) Bondelie, Dick - G (1949, 50, 51) Burnside, James - DL (1987) Cavaretta, Robert - NG (1984, 85) Tom Bass was the defensive Bondietti, Vico - (1947, 48, 49) Burrough, Marcel - OG (2005, 06) Cementina, Al - H (1948, 49, 50) coordinator for three Bonds, Bob - H, F, E (1961, 63, 64) Burton, Mack - H (1959, 60, 61) Centilli, Greg - QB (1988, 90) different NFL teams. Bonds, Mike - LB (1976) Bush, Pat - S (1994, 95) Chagonjian, Archie - H (1949, 50, 51) Bonnett, Wally - C (1993) Busick, Bob - LB (1972) Chaid, Dave - E (1960, 61) Bates, Doug - T (1960) Bonetto, Jerry - F (1963, 64, 65) Buss, Paul - (1929, 30, 31) Chamness, Hank - C (1959, 60, 61) Batinich, Bruce - CB (1973, 74) Bonillas, Dave - QB (1960, 61, 62) Butler, Dewayne - CB (1980) Chaney, Dave - LB (1969, 70, 71) Battle, Patrick - LB, TB (1999, 2000, 01) Bonner, R.B. - CB (1994, 96) Butler, Howard - DT (1992, 93, 94, 95) Chapman, Al - H, F (1956, 57) Baughman, Bob - H (1962) Booker, John - OL (2004, 05, 06) Butler, Merle - E (1958) Chapman, Mark - RB (1977, 78) Bayati, Ahmad - PK (1968) Booth, Rick - LB (1974, 75) Byrd, Gill - CB (1979, 80, 81, 82) Chapple, Jason - P (1996, 1997) Beadell, George - C (1976, 77) Boschetti, Hugo - (1935) Charles, Mike - RB (1979) Beams, Mike - DT (2001, 02) Boucke, Robert - (1937) - CCC - Charlton, Gary - WR (1990, 91) Bearden, Jerome - CB (1979, 80) Boutte, Hal - E (1956) Cadena, Al - G (1951) Chasuk, Al - (1946) Beasley, Bill - H (1954, 55) Bowen, David - PK (1990) Cadile, Jim - E, T (1959, 60, 61) Chattleton, Desmond - WR (1983, 84) Beasley, Stan - H (1954, 55) Bowen, David - DB (2004, 05, 06) Cadile, Jim - E, G (1962, 63, 64) Chattman, Dimitrous - S (2006) Beatty, Jim - (1926) Bowers, Damon - WR (1996) Cadreau, Shawn - S (1985, 86) Cheadle, Dan - LB (1985) Beauchman, Jalal - WR (2006) Bowers, Ennis - NG (1977) Cage, Todd - WR (1985, 86) Cheim, Robert - (1946, 47, 49) Beazell, Dick - C (1961) Bowles, Raymond - OLB (1991, 92) Cain, Jason - TE (2005, 06) Childs, Derrick - OLB (1992) Beck, Harry - F (1949, 50) Bowles, Trevor - OT (1980, 82, 83) Calcagno, Doug - S, LB (1990, 91) Christensen, Kevin - RB (1987, 88) Becker, Henry - (1933, 34) Bowman, Bill - (1959) Callier, James T. - FB (2004, 05, 06) Christensen, Michael - G (1965) Beecroft, Al - (1926) Bowman, Kevin - WR (1983, 84) Callier, James, Jr. - RB (2006) Christensen, Ron - DL (1971) Begnal, Ken - OG (1989) Boyd, John - C, L (1965, 66) Calloway, Curt - (1973) Cimoli, Mike - (1984) Belikoff, George - C (1970, 71) Boyer, Herb - G ( 1956, 57) Camilleri, Russ - E, G (1955, 57) Claiborne, Robert - WR Belnap, Ray - (1940) Boyer, Kevin - CB (1999, 2000) Campbell, Robert - (1946) (1974, 75, 76, 77) Beloud, Paul - H (1956) Bradarich, Bob - OG (1971, 72) Campos, George - C, TE (2000, 01) Clanton , Dick - G (1961) Belz, Joe - G (1898, 99, 1900) Bradford, Charley - H (1958) Cancimilla, Kyle - TE (2004) Clark, Danny - DL (1984, 85) Bender, Mike - C (1989, 90) Bradford, Steve - RB (1979, 80) Candler, Reggie - OL, TE (2002) Clark, K.C. - CB (1983, 84, 85, 86) Benjamin, Bill - LB (1977, 78, 79, 80) Brandi, Ed - S (1967, 68) Canley, Sheldon - TB (1989, 90) Clarke, Bruce - (1947)

106 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Letterwinners

Corbella, Theodore - (1933, 34) Davis, Adonis - DT (2006) Duran, Jerry - LB (1976, 77) Cordero, Phil - H (1958) Davis, Bob - E (1963, 64, 65) Durbin, Dan - NG (1975, 76) Cornell, Bruce - T (1960) Davis, Jim - G (1954, 55) - EEE - Coronado, Ken - T (1954, 55) Davis, Jimmy - OLB (1991) Earl, Ron - C (1957, 58) Correa, Sonny - E (1955) Davis, Joe - T (1951) Earnshaw, Matt - OT (1993) Costello, Howard - (1938, 39, 40) Davis, Kelvin - OT (1986) Ebey, George - (1926) Cotti, John - OT (1993) Davis, Les - G (1961, 62) Eden, Hugh - LB (1979) Coughran, Eric - OLB (1996, 97) Davis, Rashied - WR, CB (2000, 01) Edmonson, Boots - G (1951) Courtney, James - WR (1988) Davis, Ray - CB (1984) Edwards, Jerry - CB (1977, 78) Courtright, Neil - G (1958) Davis, Yonus - TB (2003, 05, 06) Edwards, K. - (1925) Covey, Robert - (1949) Dawson, Larry - DT (2000, 01) Edwards, Shonte - LB (1998) Covington, Phil - DL (1969, 70, 71) Dawson, Sam - F, H (1953, 57, 58) Edwards, Tom - F (1955) Cox, Greg - S (1986, 87) Dean, Alvin - LB (2000, 01) Edwards, Walt - DL (1970, 71, 72) Cox, Hadley - (1930) Dean, Carl - QB (1995, 96) Ekern, Carl - LB (1972, 73, 74, 75) Danny Clark was “Nitro”on Cox, Jamonte - LB (2002, 03, 04) Dean, Mark - DL (1985, 86) Elam, William - (1947) the TV show, “American Cox, Lee - (1929, 30) DeBerg, Steve - QB (1975, 76) Elder, Charles - E (1961, 62) Gladiators.” He now is an Cox, Noah - NG (1987) De Bisschop, Marshall - (1946) Elia, Joe - (1931) independent movie producer Cox, Steve - E (1965, 66) DeFraga, Harold - (1929, 30, 31) Elias, Manuel - T (1957, 58) in Southern California. Cox, Will - (1927) Dehoney, Charley - OG (2001, 02) Elledge, Brian - LB (2005) Craft, Chris - LB (1997, 98) DeJurnett, Charles - DT (1972, 73) Ellerbe, Shon - TB (1991, 94) Craft, Derek - LB (2001) De la Flor, Raul - PK (1990) Elliot, Bill - C (1959) Clarke, Chris - LB (1990, 91) Cragin, Gary - TE (1975, 76) Delano, Cameron - LB (1996, 97, 98) Ellis, Butch - WR (1969, 70, 71) Clarkson, Steve - QB Cragin, Larry - TE (1977, 78) DeLaRue, Ed - S (1971, 72) Ellis, Dave - QB (1971) (1979, 80, 81, 82) Craig, Jim - C (1955, 56) Del Buono, George - E (1951) Ellis, George - OT (1974) Clay, Richard - (1929. 30, 31) Crawford, Jack - T (1953, 54) Delgadillo, Fred - H (1954) Ellis, Jim - E (1963) Clement, Buell - (1939) Crawford, Stephen - WR (1984, 85) Delgado, Ken - OT (1982, 83) Elston, George - H (1951) Clement, Darrel - F (1954, 55) Creighton, Robert - (1946) Delgado, Mike - RB (1981, 83) Elzey, David - LB (1994, 95) Clifton, Phil - G (1959, 61) Cressel, Kalvin - DT (2006) Dellinger, Dave - F (1952) Embury, George - (1932) Climons, Edwin - CB (1985, 86) Crippen, Mark - DT (1967) DeLong, Nick - NG (1975, 78) Emerson, Herbert - (1929, 30) Clinton, Charles - CB (1982, 83, 84) Crister, Porter - (1927) DeMarcus, Andy - OT (1984) Engel, Fred - G (1963) Coan, Andy - WR (1989) Cristofani, Dick - G (1957, 58) DeMonner, Ron - E (1962, 63) Engel, Herb - F (1962, 63, 64) Coats, David - OLB, DE Criswell, Dave - RB (1982, 83) Demos, Pete - H (1963) Engle, Paul - DL (1968, 69) (1997, 98, 2000, 01) Crivello, John - WR (1966, 67, 68) Denevi, Pete - (1946, 47, 48) Ennis, Chuck - T (1957, 58, 59) Cobarruvias, Bobby - FB (1984, 85) Crone, William - T (1965) Dennis, Jim - OG (1981, 82, 83) Erdelatz, Eddie - F (1960) Cobbs, George - F (1956) Crooks, Brennan - QB (1999, 2000) Derderian, Ara - OL (1988, 89) Erickson, Darin - QB (1980) Cobey, Tom - OG (1973, 74, 75) Cross, Chris - DL (1984, 85) DeSalvo, Carl - G (1949, 50) Erler, Richard - G (1958, 59, 60) Cocroft, Sherman - S (1982, 83) Cross, Stan - H, F (1963, 64) DeSelle, Melvin - (1934) Escobar, Anthony - (1926, 27, 29) Coffey, John - CB (1987) Crowder, Khari - LB (1992, 93, 94, 95) Devlin, Tod - (1983, 84) Estes, Fred - (1898) Colar, Heshimu - S (1988, 89, 90, 91) Crumley, Bill - RB (1974, 75) Diaz-Infante, David - OG Evans, Brent - QB (1992, 94) Colchico, Dan - E (1957, 58, 59) Crutchfield, Wardell - CB (1983, 85, 86) Evans, Bruce - C (1977, 78) Cole, Justin - DE (2006) (1994, 96, 97) DiCiccio, Orland - H (1950, 51) Evans, David - T (1965) Coleman, Chester - WR (2003, 04, 06) Cruz, Dave - DL (1980, 81) Diehl, Tom - P (1984, 85, 86, 87) Evans, Jason - DL (1996) Colletto, Jerry - H (1962, 63) Cuffe, Tom - C (1950, 51) Ditch, James - LB (1996, 97, 98, 99) Evans, Jason - S (2006) Collins, Bart - G (1931, 32, 33) Culver, Max - (1946) Dieu, Joe - (1929, 30) Evans, Kent - H (1962) Collins, Dante - RB (2006) Cunningham, Clarence - TB, DB Dixon, Dick - G, LB (1965, 66, 67) Evans, Kevin - WR (1988, 89) Collins, John - OG (1987, 88) (2001, 02, 05) Doherty, Dan - PK (1986, 87) Evans, Lee - OG (1967) Collins, Kelvin - S (1984) Cunningham, Jeff - P (1973, 74, 75, 76) Dole, Dave - NG (1980, 81) Evans, Oliver - (1929) Collins, Larry - CB (2004) Cureton, Edward - (1922) Dominguez, Jeremy - OG (1999, 2000) Evans, Robert - RB (1971, 72, 73) Collins, Owen - (1937, 38) Curland, Mike - DL (1980, 81) Donahue, Oscar - E (1959, 60, 61) Collins, Ron - OT (1974, 75) Cushman, Bob - QB (1967) Donaldson, Jack - (1947, 48, 49) - FFF - Colombero, John - F ( 1957, 58) Cuterry, Oneal - H (1959) Donis, Randy - OT (1967) Faamausili, Al - DL (1998) Comesana, Luis - PK (1983, 84) Cuthberson, Alex - T (1898, 99, 1900) Donnelly, Bill - (1940, 41) Fagundes, Frank - OT (1967, 68, 69) Compton, Maurice - F (1964) Donohue, Leon - E, T (1958, 61) Faletoi, Alten - OG (1991) Compton, Stu - E (1950) - DDD - Doslak, Tom - (1961, 62) Fanner, Dave - H, F (1953, 54) Condos, Connie - C (1955) Daehler, Ralph - T, E (1952, 53) Doss, Larry - H (1960, 62) Farrier, Dempsey - C (1951) Conley, Al - E (1957, 58) Dahl, Eric - WR (1970, 71) Dougherty, David - TE (1991) Farwell, Heath - LB (2000) Conner, Dave - OG (1976, 78, 79) Dahl, John - (1942) Dow, Harley - T (1947, 48, 49) Fasciano, Chris - (1949) Contreras, Bruno - C Daily, Bruce - (1934, 35, 36) Doyle, David - WR (1994, 96) Faulk, Jack - T (1946, 47, 48, 49) (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Dake, Nelson - H (1959) Dozier, Ricky - OT (1978, 79) Faumuina, Wilson - DL Cook, Charles - (1941, 42) Dakes, John - T (1958) Drexel, Robert - (1937) (1973, 74, 75, 76) Cook, Ken - (1938, 39, 40) Dambacher, Don - (1949) Dubose, Glenn - (1935, 36, 37) Faust, Scott - OG (1977, 78) Cook, Melvin - DB (2000, 01, 02, 03) Daniel, Ken - CB (1980, 81) Dudley, Gary - WR (1975, 76) Fe'esago, Chris - OL Coolidge, Jack - G (1955, 56) Daniels, Harry - C (1995, 96, 97, 98) DuFour, Steve - E (1951, 52) (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Cooper, Henry - LB (1968) Daniels, Larry - H (1966, 67) Dunasky, Al - E (1953) Dunbar, Frank - G (1964) Ferguson, James - CB (1973, 74, 75) Cooper, Jermain - CB (2000, 01) Danser, Chris - OL (2005) Duncan, Phil - S (1971, 72) Ferguson, Lamar - TB Cooper, Ken - S (1968) Darone, Vince - G (1963) Dunivant, Bob - E (1955, 56, 57) (2001, 02, 04, 05) Cooper, Otis - RB (1970, 71) David, James - (1929) DuPree, Nathan - TB (1992, 93) Fernandez, Mervyn - WR (1981)

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Ferreira, Joe - (1937) Gardner, Mike - OG (1992, 93) Guidry, Al - RB (2005, 06) Hawkins, James - LB (1974, 75, 76) Ferryman, Jim - LB (1967, 68, 69) Garza, Oscar - OG (1996, 97) Gulliford, Casey - NG (1979, 80) Hawkins, Jelani - OT (2000, 01) Ferryman, Pat - DT (1968) Gaul, Rick - H ( 1964, 65, 66) Gustus, Jason - DT (2003) Hawley, Hal - (1925, 26, 27, 28) Fields, Arby - RB (1979) George, Trestin - CB, TB Guthrie, Stefen - NG (1987, 88) Hawley, Verde - (1926, 27, 29) Ficklin, Tony - LB, DE (2002, 03, 04) (2002, 03, 04, 05) Guzman, Ben - H (1956) Hawthorne, Donnell - RB (1983, 84) Filice, Sam - (1931, 32) Gerakos, Dick - H (1954) Hayes, Ashanti - DB (1996) Fink, Ed - OG (1973, 74, 75) Gereb, Fred - C (1966) - HHH - Hayes, Ed - G (1951) Fiorentino, Joe - F (1957) Gerrans, Art - OT (1986, 87) Hadley, Harold - OG (1983, 84) Hayes, Joseph - OG (2000, 01, 02, 03) Firstbrook, Walt - T (1961, 62, 63) Ghysels, Al - WR (1970) Hague, Jim - C (1952, 53, 54, 55) Hayes, Windrell - WR (1995, 96) Fischer, Jay - OG, C (1968, 69) Gibbons, Joe - T (1961, 62) Hall, Amil - WR (1985) Haygood, Edward - E (1958) Fisher, Craig - NG (1973, 74) Gibson, Woodrow - (1942) Hall, Roy - T (1964, 65, 66, 67) Haynes, Hank - S (1978) Fitzgerald, Charles - E (1950, 51) Gieck, Bill - LB (1970, 71) Hall, Tom - C (1952) Hearn, George - (1940, 42) Fitzpatrick, Rodney - LB (1987, 88) Giesen, David - OG (2005, 06) Halladay, Bruce - G (1949, 50, 51, 52) Hebert, Tom - OG (1972) Fitzsimmons, Mike - DL (1983, 84) Gilbert, Aaron - DT (2006) Halsey, Tuck - H, QB (1955, 56) Helm, Doug - (1922, 23) Flattley, Merle - E (1953, 54) Gilbert, Claude - F (1957, 58) Hamber, John - T (1952, 53) Heilmann, John - OT (1988, 89) Fleeger, Dick - C (1953) Gilbert, Jarron - DE (2005, 06) Hamilton, Jerry - QB (1951, 52) Helfman, Marcus - TE (2002) Flemons, Mike - LB (1968, 69) Gilcrest, Stacey - CB (1984, 85) Hemby, Carl - LB (1979) Flores, Anthony - DT (2004, 05) Giles, Mike - DL (1971, 72) Henderson, Ted - (1930, 31) Flowers, Wesley - LB (1990) Gill, Mike - RB (1973) Hendricks, Marshall - CB (2003) Floyd, Michael - RB (1981, 82) Gill, Randy - LB (1976, 77) Henning, Richard - (1935) Foote, George - (1942) Gillan, Monte - TE (1981) Henry, Al - (1925) Ford, Fred - NG (1975, 76) Gilliam, Nick - PK (2000, 01, 02) Henry, Pierre - DL (1977) Ford, Kerry - LB (1981, 82) Gillespie, Jim - H (1950) Hensill, Jack - (1928) Foreman, Brent - G (1966) Gilliam, Rollie - QB (1957) Herdman, Ralph - (1923) Foreman, Brian - OLB Gillingham, Chuck - T (1964) Heron, Fred - T (1963, 64, 65) (1999, 2000, 01, 02) Glaspie, Joe - S (1975, 76) Herzing, Scott - OT (1995, 96) Forrest, Adonis - DT (2002) Glass, George - S (1979) Heston, Willie - FB (1898, 99, 1900) Forrest, Lloyd - LB (1986, 88) Glatzhofer, Craig - S (1989, 90) Heydeman, John - OT (1967, 68) Forrest, Mark - LB (1989, 90) Glover, Earl - (1930, 31) Hibbard, Orv - G (1965) Forster, Dick - E (1954) Godfrey, Dan - LB (1993, 94) Hicke, Bruce - G (1965, 66, 67) Fortino, Mike - OG (1991, 92) Godinez, Bobby - S (2004, 05) Hickethier, Bob - T (1954, 55) Foster, Cargill - (1930) Goldberg, Adam - WR (1983) is a member of Hicks, Joe - P (1970, 71, 72) Fowler, Don - (1928, 29) Goldberg, Gene - (1951) the College Football Hall of Hieber, Steve - LB (1989, 90) Fox, Bob - T (1951) Goldsborough, Bill - H (1962) Fame. Hifner, Jerry - C (1957) Fracisco, Pat - F (1955) Gomez, Jose - OG (1998, 99) Hill, Chris - OL (1992, 93, 94, 95) Francis, Dick - G (1952) Gonzalez, Ryno - LB (2006) Hamilton, Paul - S (1990, 91, 93) Hill, Maurice - WR (1973, 74, 75) Francis, Jim - (1932, 33) Goodell, Earl - (1930, 31) Hamilton, Robert - F (1952) Hill, Myron - LB (1967) Franklin, Elliot - CB (1990, 91, 92, 93) Goodmon, Vyn - LB (1983, 84) Hamilton, Bob - H, F (1965, 66, 67) Hill, Robert - WR (1973, 74, 75) Franklin, Paul - CB (1989, 90) Goodrich, Joe - G (1960) Hamlow, Fred - (1937) Hilton, Jack - (1936, 37, 38) Franz, Tracy - TE (1978, 79, 80, 81) Gordon, Jeff - OT (2002, 03) Hammer, John - DL, OL Hinds, Pat - OT (1989, 90) Frasch, Phil - CB (1986, 87) Goss, Bob - C (1963, 64) (1998, 99, 2000) Hines, Dave - (1942) Frasco, Bob - QB (1983, 84) Gouldsby, Mace - NG (1985, 86) Hammill, Bob - (1939, 40, 41) Hines, John - (1933) Frazer, Hugh - (1898) Graham, Frank - (1923) Haniger, Dan - LB (1978) Hines, Steve - CB (1976, 77, 78, 79) Frederiksen, Dick - F (1955) Granger, Todd - CB (1988) Hansen, Larry - T (1962, 63) Hiram, Roy - H (1952, 54) Fredrick, Mark - OG (1987, 88) Grant, Bobby - LB (1981, 82) Hansen, Svend - (1939, 40) Hitchcock, Bob - C (1949, 50) French, Chris - OG (1996) Gratton, Tony - DT (1993) Harbison, Rich - TE (1984, 85, 86, 87) Hixon, Norman - C (1963) French, Jacob - RB (2006) Grauss, Brett - LB (1981, 83, 84, 85) Harbin, Kareeb - OLB (1992, 93) Hobbs, Danny - S (1976, 77) Fuimaono, Mulu - DL (1988, 89) Grauss, Bryan - LB (1981, 83, 84, 85) Harder, Donald - (1930) Hodges, Shawn - WR (1987, 88) Furlow, Joe - PK (1995, 96) Gray, Don - LB (1972, 73) Hardiman, Harry - (1932, 33, 34) Hodgins, James - FB (1995, 96, 98) Grayer, Dee - CB (1991, 92, 93, 94) Harding, Dick - G (1948, 49, 50) Holland, Bill - E, T (1963, 64) - GGG - Grayson, Ronald - G (1965) Hardisty, Allen - (1941, 46) Holliday, Tim - FB (1994) Gable, John - S (1980) Greco, Don - H (1955, 56) Hardy, Charles - E (1953, 54) Hollinger, Jim - LB (1984, 85) Gaines, Randy - CB (1970, 71) Green, Anthony - LB (1978) Hardy, Jerrell - CB (2003, 04) Holman, Danny - QB (1966, 67) Gaines, Travelle - TB (2001) Green, Jessie - NG (1981, 82) Harkins, Bob - H (1963) Holman, Wayne - E (1961) Galas, Stan - G (1953, 54) Green, Kinji - DT (2002, 03, 04, 05) Harp, George - QB (1998) Holmes, Danny - RB (1988, 89) Galbreath, Marcus - S (1994) Green, Ron - G (1953) Harper, Johnny - CB (1994, 95) Holmes, Domingo - CB (2006) Gallagher, Bill - T (1950) Green, Shawn - WR (1997, 98, 99) Harper, Steve - E (1950) Hooker, Doug - WR (1988, 89) Gallegos, Anthony - OG Greeney, Jeff - LB (1990, 91) Harrah, Roy - G (1957, 58, 59) Hooper, Max - OT (1978, 79, 80, 81) (1987, 88, 89, 90) Greer, Brodie - S (1969, 70, 71) Harraway, Charley - F (1963, 64, 65) Hopkins, Mike - WR (1972, 73, 74) Gallegos, Chon - QB (1960, 61) Greer, Marquis - OL (1991) Harris, Al - CB (1970, 72) Horn, Ralf - OT (1976, 77) Galloni, Peter - E (1955, 56) Gregory, Robert - DT (1993) Harrison, Bill - T (1963, 64) Hornbeck, Melvin - (1933) Galvin, Jack - (1941) Grice, Lester - CB (1991, 92) Hart, Steve - OG (1978, 79) Hornbuckle, Howard - Garbisch, Rich - QB (1961) Griffin, Anthony - TE ( 1994) Harvey, Sean - WR (1984, 85) (1927, 28, 29, 30) Garcia, Jeff - QB (1991, 92, 93) Griffith, James - (1930) Hatling, Paul - E (1965) Hostek, Terry - DB (1967, 68) Garcia, Rudy - G (1956) Grosso, Jim - DL (1969, 70) Hatzenpiller, Phil - H (1951) Houlihan, Max - QB (1949, 50) Gardiner, Eli - T, G (1954, 55) Grootegoed, John - OG (1994, 95) Hawkins, Brian -S (1979, 81, 82) Houston, Larry - DL (1973, 74) Gardner, Charles - OG (1971, 72) Grutman, Mike - OT (1967) Hawkins, Eric - RB (1985, 87, 88) Howell, Steve - H (1962)

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Hubbard, Wesley "Bud" - Jae, Norman - (1946, 47) Jones, Gerald - S (2002, 03) Knott, Dale - RB (1971, 72, 73) (1930, 31, 32, 33) James, Bill - OT (1978, 79, 81) Jones, James - WR (2003, 04, 05, 06) Knox, David - LB (1986, 87, 88) Hubbard, Wilbur "Bill" - James, Justin - DE (2002, 03, 04, 05) Jones, Mike - QB (1957, 58, 59) Knupper, Herman - (1942) (1925, 26, 27, 28) James, Tom - OT (1997, 98) Jones, Robert - S (1994) Kohlman, Pat - RB (1976) Hubbell, Dick - (1939, 40) James, Mike - LB (1983) Jones, Ron - G (1959) Kolesnikow, Paul - S (1976) Huck, Rick - DL (1988, 89) James, Rick - S (1973, 74, 75) Jones, Seymour - DL (1970, 71, 72) Koustas, Carlos - CB (1999, 2000, 02) Hudson, Herb - (1935, 36, 38) Jameson, Don - T (1957) Jones, Travis - LB (2006) Krebs, Bill - G (1961) Hughes, Bob - E ( 1951) Jeffery, Tony - WR (1988, 89) Jordan, Mike - QB (1988, 89) Kretschmar, Tom - CB (1975, 76) Jenkins, Darrell - RB (1973, 74, 75) Jordan, Ricky - WR (1991, 92) Kroll, Bob - C (1964) Jenkins, Wayne - C (1971, 72, 73) Joyce, Steve - WR (1976, 77) Kroplin, Mike - H (1962) Jennings, Will - (1933) Julien, Jarmar - DB, TB (1999, 2000, 01) Krumm, Gene - G (1955) Jensen, Don - G (1961) Juliano, Joe - (1946, 47, 48) Kuester, Loren - E (1955) Jensen, Jeff - LB (1978) Jung, Eugene - (1929, 1930) Kulusich, John - LB (1978, 79, 80) Jensen, Troy - S (1990, 91, 92, 93) Jurovich, Kevin - S (2005) Kupau, Sam - LB (1994, 95, 96, 97) Johnson, Anwar - CB (1998, 99) Justiniani, Bernard - DL Johnson, Bobby - RB (1982, 83) (1976, 77, 78, 79) - LLL - Johnson, Charles - (1938, 39) La Herran, Luke - LB Johnson , Clarence - TE (1986) - KKK - (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Johnson, Cleve - WR (2004) Kaaihue, Charley - C, G (1953, 56) Lachapelle, Rich - QB ( 1964, 65) Johnson, Dan - TE (1970, 71) Kahahawai, Joe - T (1953) Ladouceur, Bob - CB (1975, 76) Johnson, Dave - E, H (1962, 63, 64) Kahn, Carl - E (1963) Johnson, Doug - NG (1973, 74) Kajioka, Jim - T (1951, 54) Johnson, E. - (1924, 25, 26, 27) Kakuuchi, Jack - (1946, 47) Darrell Jenkins works as a Johnson, Erle - (1946) Kalas, C. - (1927, 28, 29, 30) NFL official. He is an Johnson, Floyd - S, LB Kane, Bob - QB (1961, 62) umpire who wears #76. (1995, 97, 98, 99) Kane, Rick - RB (1975, 76) Johnson, James - RB (1977) Kaplan, Rudy - E (1953) Hughes, Bob - OT (1969, 70) Johnson, Jim - QB (1954, 55) Kapphahn, Steve - DL (1998, 99) Hughes, Chuck - (1947, 48) Johnson, Johnny, Sr. - FB (1961, 62) Karp, Jeff - DE (1993, 94) Hughes, Jim - P (1988, 89) Johnson, Johnny, Jr. - WR, RB Kasparovitch, Gene - (1941) Hughes, Lindsay - C (1965, 66) (1987, 88) Kasteler, Chris - QB (1997, 98, 99) Hughes, Ted - DL (1983) Johnson, Kim - S (1984, 85) Katolin, Mike - OG (1977, 78, 79, 80) Humphrey, Eric - RB ( 1978, 79) Johnson, Larry - WR (1976, 77) Kaumeheiwa, Al - H (1962) Hunsaker, Larry - E (1964) Johnson, Marvin - (1948, 49) Kazarian, William - (1931, 32) Keanaaina, Keala - LB (1993) Hunsucker, Dominique - S (2006) Johnson, Melvin - DT (2004) ’s De La Salle Hunt, Larey - T (1959, 60) Johnson, Ralph - (1935) Kearns, Lloyd - H (1965) Kearse, Tim - WR (1980, 81, 82) High School football teams Hunter, Eb - E, T (1965, 66) Johnson, Randy - PK (1977, 78) won 151 games between Hunter-Ellis, Dirk - S (1982) Keeley, Warner - (1929, 30, 31) 1992 and 2004. Hurbert, Elgin - (1925) Keene, George - (1947, 48, 49) Hurlburt, Dave - H (1958, 59) Keeve, Damon - LB (1980, 81) Hurt, Eric - CB (1978, 79) Keith, Stan - G (1956, 57) Lambert, Brandon - LB (2000, 01) Huse, Ed - TE (1983, 84, 85) Keller, Bob - F (1955, 56, 57) Lampkins, Everett - LB ( 1989, 90) Hutcherson, Mike - DL (1986, 87) Kelley, Art - (1971, 72) Lance, Jason - TE (2005) Hymel, Chad - OG (1989, 90) Kelley, Clarence - S (1967, 68) Lane, Eric - LB (1980, 81) Kelley, George - (1935) Lang, Leighton - LB (1990, 92, 93, 94) - III - Kellogg, Harry - E (1963, 64, 65) Lankas, John - E (1948, 50) Ibarra, Ernest - T (1958) Kells, Coleman - OT (1976, 77) Lanphear, Byron - (1936) Iglesias, Chris - WR (1983, 84) Kemp, Rod - WR (1977) Lanyon, M. - (1926) Ihenacho, Carl - DE (2006) Kendall, Shon - DL (1996, 97) Lapka, Shane - DT (2005, 06) Ingram, Damarcus - TB (2002, 03) Kendrick, Kenneth - (1925) Laramie, Austin - T (1955, 56) Iosefa, Peni - OT (1990, 91) Kennedy, Sam - LB (1984, 86) Larson, Tom - OG (1981, 82) Israel, Kevin - OG (2002, 03) Kerr, Larry - LB (1972, 73, 74) Lassiter, Jimmie - WR (1970, 71, 72) Island, Cameron - RB (2006) Randy Johnson is a special Kessler, Paul - C (1975, 76) Laughlin, Horace - (1932, 33, 34, 35) Izokovic, Grant - LS (2005, 06) assistant to the Oakland A’s Kidd, Lewis - S (1968) Laughlin, Sean - P (1984, 85) general manager. Kidney, Barry - LB (1986, 87) Lavagnino, Charles (1937, 38, 39) - JJJ - Kilbourne, Dave - H (1959) Lavender, Ricky - DB (2001) Jablonski, Scott - LB (1991) Kimball, Craig - QB ( 1972, 73, 74) Lavine, Al - G (1967, 68) Jackson, Byron - WR (1990, 91) Johnson, Reuben - OT (1993) Kimmich, Chip - DE (2001, 02) Lawless, Harold - (1925) Jackson, Cass - H (1963) Johnson, Richard - DL (1987, 88) King, Art - RB (1980, 81, 82, 83) Laws, Awbrey - (1925, 26, 27, 28) Jackson, Greg - S (1972, 73, 74) Johnson, Russell - S (1987) King, John - CB (1985, 86) Lawson, Chris - CB (1998, 99) Jackson, Jim - (1946, 47) Johnson, Steve - RB (1985) Kirk, Jim - PK (1988, 89) Lax, Chester - RB (1969) Jackson, Kenny - RB (1986, 87) Johnston, Anton - DL (1980) Kirtman, Michael - WR (1978, 79) Lazniizat, J. - (1929) Jackson, Lloyd - (1934, 35) Jones, Aaron - TE (1992, 93, 94) Kline, Terry - FL (1968) Le Blanc, Casey - WR Jackson, L.T. - OT (1977, 78) Jones, Cody - DL (1987, 88) Kluewer, Francis - C (1950) (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Jackson, Tim - S (1987, 88) Jones, Cory - OL, DL (1994, 96) Klump, Bill - TE (1986, 87) Leal, John - G (1955) Jackson, Tony – DE (1968, 69, 70) Jones, Damaja - S, LB (2004, 05, 06) Knapp, Brandon - TE (1996, 97, 98) Lecuyer, Bruce - NG (1969, 70 ,71, 72) Jackson, Tony - LB (1989) Jones, Darren - S (1994) Knoop, Keith - DL (1984) Leddy, Dan - T (1951) Jackson, Trae - S, LB (2004, 05, 06) Jones, Demetrius - LB (2003, 04, 06)

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Lee, Bob - G (1966) McBee, Ike - WR (1972, 73, 74) Marchini, Nick - DL, TE (2005, 06) Minter, Aubrey - E (1939, 40, 41) Lee, Emmett - QB (1958, 59) McBride, Ron - G,C (1960, 61, 62) Marciel, Bob - C (1957) Miranda, Casey - WR (2003, 04) Lehman, Bill - LB (1985, 86) McCallum, Kirk - LB (1979, 80) Marelich, Joe - (1940) Mitchell, Carl - G (1960) LeJay, Jim - WR ( 1975, 76) McChesney, Doug - H (1958, 59) Markey, Pat - C (1974, 75) Mitchell, Edwin - (1925) Lentz, Fred - (1937) McClaran, Glen - S (1980, 81) Marshall, Tom - NG (1983, 84) Mitchell, Jason - DL (1996, 97) Leo, John - (1933) McClatchy, Jedd – T (1964) Martin, Carwell - (1899, 1900) Moffatt, Keith - C (1992, 93) Lercari, Jack - (1941, 48) McClendon, Melvin - DB (1996) Martin, Derrick - CB (1978, 79) Mohamed, Jim - DL (1997) Lerette, Chad - OL (2004) McClintic, Ray - (1923) Martin, Elgin - T (1948, 49, 50) Mohakian, C. - (1925, 26, 28) Leslie, Robert - (1935) McCloud, Willie - WR (1986, 87) Martin, Jack - (1935, 36) Montero, Bill - H (1955, 56) Lester, Larry - DL (1968, 69) McCluskey, Jim - F (1955) Martin, James - H (1965) Montgomery, Dennis - RB (1972) Lester, Ray - (1939) McConnell, Gray - (1940, 41, 42) Martin, Lance - TB (2001, 02, 03, 04) Montoya, Dennis - E (1961) Levin, Edgar R. - (1928, 29, 30) McCoy, Jim - (1939) Martini, Ralph - QB (1989, 90) Moon, Marvin - WR (1985, 86) Lewis, Anthony - OLB (1992, 93, 94) McCreath, Doug - OG (1986, 87) Martinez, Gil - C (1977, 78) Moore, Anthony - (1987, 88) Lewis, Bernie - WR (2005, 06) McCredie, Gary - S (1979, 80) Martinson, Jeff - LB (1984) Moore, Bob - G (1957) Lewis, Calvin - CB (1970, 71) McCutcheon, Freddy - DT (2005, 06) Martisius, Sam - TE (2001) Moore, Booker - WR (1984, 85) Lewis, Dorae - CB (1999, 2000) McDade, Marcus - CB (1984, 85) Marvin, Hobart - QB (1954, 55) Moore, Jim - E (1956, 57) Lewis, Hardy - WR (1976, 77, 78) McDermott, Frank - C (1957) Mason, Al - CB (1972, 73) Moore, Phil - OG (1981, 82) Lewis, Willie - S (1971, 72) McDonald, Keith - WR (1983, 84) Massengale, Glenn - WR (1967, 68, 69) Moore, Robert - (1930, 31) Lewis, Bill - (1935, 36, 37, 38) McDonald, Terry - LB (1983, 84) Mastelotto, Pete - OG (1977, 78) Moore, Rodger - (1929, 30, 31, 32) Lewis, Robert - WR (1988) McElwee, Bob - E (1967) Mateialona, Bill - DL (2000) Moore, Steve - LB (1989) Lewis, Roy - CB (2003) McEnroe, Steve - DL (1981, 82) Matheny, Bob - LB (1982, 83) Moore, Thurmond - RB (1976, 77) Libarle, Don - C (1962) McFarland, George - E (1962) Mathews, Ralph - (1899, 1900) Moran, Alfonso - LB (1997, 98) Liberal, Dan - C (1961) McFarlin, Kariem - CB (1998) Mathewson, Tim - DL Morgan, Junior - E (1947, 48, 49) Liebengood, Kelly - ROV, LB McGrath, Bill - E, G (1960, 61) (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Morgan, Tim - P (1998, 99) (1989, 90, 91) McGriff, Bradis - OT (2006) Matsuda, Ken - H (1956, 57) Mornhinweg, Brad - WR (1990) Liggins, Guy - WR (1986, 87) McGuire, Jim - S (1966) Matthews, Al - H (1950, 51) Morning, Talmadge - LB (1983, 84) Light, Bob - G (1944, 45) McIntyre, John C. - (1929, 30) Matthews, Larry - H (1951, 52, 53) Morriss, Frank - F (1950, 51) Lincoln, Cecil - (1961, 62) McKean, Marv - QB (1956, 57) Mauga, Daniel - DL (1998, 99) Morrow, George - G (1954) Lindsay, Fred - (1940, 41, 48) McKeay, Robert - (1927, 28, 29, 30) Maurer, Mike - LB (1982, 83) Morton, Darian - TB (1999, 2000) Lindsey, Donald - TB (1991, 92, 93, 94) McKnight, Skyler - DB (2002, 03) May, Bob - (1938) Mosiman, Harold - (1938) Linen, Aaron - DT (1992, 93) MacLachlan, George - (1933) Mayer, Ed - C, G (1952, 53) Moss, Dave - LB (1988, 89) Linn, Woody - (1948, 49) McLaughlin, Pat - LB (1975, 76) Mayo, Lyneil - LB (1989, 90) Moten, Terry - WR (1974) Lippi, Ivan - QB (1969, 1970) McMahan, Don - OG (1968, 69) Meeks, Carlos - HB (1995, 96, 97, 98) Moulton, Jim - T (1950) Liranzo, Mike - LB (2001, 02, 03, 04) McMichael, Travis - QB Meese, William - (1898, 99, 1900) Moulton, Joe - T (1950) Little, Bruce - H (1954) (1971, 72, 73) Mehas, Pete - T (1959) Mountain, John - FB (1992, 93) Liua, Ulisese - DE (2005) McMillen, John - E (1966) Melin, Mike - T (1961) Mowreader, Dale - G (1965) Lobsinger, Phil - NG (1991) McMillen, John - DE (1970 ,71) Mendonsa, Gibby - H (1949, 50, 51) Moyneur, Chris - TE (1972, 73, 74) Locy, Tony - QB (1986, 87) McNamara, Sean - DE (2003, 04) Menges, Gene - QB (1948, 49, 50) Muldowney, Joe - T (1952, 53) Logan, Roland - C (1955, 56) McNeece, Ken - T (1958, 59) Mercer, Dave - FL (1966) Mulitalo, Manu - OG (1985, 86) Logan, Sean - LB (1985, 86) McPherson, Walt - F (1936, 37, 38) Meredith, Mike - RB (1985) Mumma, Steve - C (1961, 62, 63) Lomax, Beto - CB,S (1992, 93, 94, 95) McSweeney, Zack - PK (1997) Merlini, Larry - RB (1968, 69) Munson, Russ - QB (1966, 67, 68) Lompa, Victor - (1933) Mesenbrink, MIke - G (1967) Murakami, Wayne - OT (1968, 69) Lomu, David - DE (2006) - MMM - Metheany, Brad - C (1972, 73, 74) Muraoka, George - DL (1988, 89) Longo, Chuck - F (1955) Maas, Clifford - G (1955) Meyer, Jim - E (1968) Murphy, Bill - T (1960) Lopes, Merv - E (1953, 54) Machutes, Tony - E, T (1961, 62, 63) Meyer, Walter - (1942) Murphy, John - WR (1983, 84, 85) Lorentzen, Paul - E (1959, 60) Macfarlane, Curtice - OL Meyers, Ralph - (1933, 34) Myers, Tommy - G (1961, 62, 63) Lott, Mark - S (1978) (1994, 95, 96, 97) Michaelis, Kevin - DL, TE Myhre, Lee - P (1992, 93) Louderback, Jerry - G (1959) Mackey, John - C (1953) (1998, 99, 2000, 01) Louderback, Tom - G (1953, 54) Maddocks, Gary - WR Michalski, Zach - LB (1996, 97) - NNN - Love, Maurice - CB (1998) (1973, 74, 75, 76) Michel, Eric - DT (1993, 95) Nash, Kenny - WR (1985, 86) Loverne, David - OG (1996, 97, 98) Mahler, Jim - H (1955) Michell, Tom - T (1956, 57) Nash, Steve - DE (2001, 02) Lowery, Dwight - CB (2006) Makela, Tim - LB (1979, 81, 82, 83) Mikacich, Jerry - C (1952) Nakagawa, James - T (1954) Lowry, Mike - G (1963, 64) Maki, Ron - OT (1982, 83) Miles, Brandon - DL, FB Nava, Edgar - DT (1999, 2000) Loyd, Dick - H (1955, 57, 58) Malae, Jacob - LB (1994, 95, 96) (2000, 01, 02) Neadeau, Roger - OG (1999) Lucky, Jason - WR (1992, 93) Malauulu, Lafo - WR (1985, 86) Miley, Richard - F, G (1958, 59) Nears, Kenny - WR (1999, 2000) Ludy, Jerry - T, G (1962, 63) Mancine, Chuck - C (1951) Milholland, Eldon - WR (1966, 67, 68) Nedney, Joe - PK (1991, 92, 93, 94) Luehs, Rudy - OE (1967) Mandemaker, Robert - (1946, 47) Millarke, Paul - F (1959) Neel, Sean - DT (1989, 90, 91, 92) Lundy, Brian - WR (1992, 93, 95) Mangini, Fred - (1947, 48, 49) Miller, Bob - QB (1976, 77) Negrey, Eric - P (1990) Luther, Ed - QB (1976, 77, 78, 79) Manning, Mark - C (2005) Miller, Ed - T (1948, 49, 50) Nelson, John - LB (2004) Lutz, Ken - QB (1987, 88) Manning, Syd - E (1952) Miller, Jim - QB (1976, 77) Nelson, Lewis - RB (1974, 75, 76) Lychak, Ray - T (1963, 64, 65) Manns, Adrian - WR (1988, 89) Miller, Kevin - LB (1995) Nerell, Karl - (1931) Lyon, Curt - LB (1984, 85) Manoogian, Morris - T (1937, 38, 39) Miller, Mike - F (1962) Netoff, Bob - T (1964) Lyon, Marty - DT (1991, 92) Manoukian, Dirk - NG (1983, 85) Miller, Robbie - OT (1991) Nevels, Willie - NG (1977, 78) Lyons, Clarence - S (1978) Manu, Vea - FB (1988) Miller, Theron - (1993, 94) Newell, Oliver - WR (1997, 98) Manumaleuga, Frank - LB (1977, 78) Milsap, Carlos - NG (1982, 83) Newton, J.L. - S (1982, 83) - McMcMc - March, Louis - (1922) Minini, Frank - FB FB (1941, 46) Nicholas, Bill - TE (1981, 82) McAlvain, Bruce - OT (1984, 85) Marchi, Val - (1946, 47) Minklein, Bob - OT (1972) Nichols, Mark - WR (1979, 80)

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Phillips, Greg - LB (1992, 93, 94, 95) Rance, Zack - S (1999, 2000, 02, 03) Phillips, Russ - E (1951, 52) Ranney, Todd - OT (1991, 92) Phillips, Wayne - FB (1998) Ransom, Katia - TB (1994) Pierce, Beau - QB (2002, 03, 04) Ransom, Larnell - DL (2002, 03, 04) Pierce, Conral - T (1967, 68) Rapose, Joe - (1935) Pieri, E.E. - (1927, 28, 29, 30) Rasnick, Rick - C (1979, 80) Pifferini, Bob - C (1946, 47, 48) Rasnick, Ryan - S (1986, 87, 88, 89) Pifferini, Roc - TE (1988, 90) Ratliff, Roger - TB (1998, 99) Piirto, Jim - G (1955) Ratto, Frank - P (1977, 78, 79, 80) Pineda, Rafael - LB (2004) Rebboah, Phillippe - PK (1982, 83) Pinkston, Roy - (1926, 27) Redman, Ronald - (1935) Pinky, Leon - TE (2003) Redmond, Jake - DB (1996) Pitts, Paul - CB (1993) Reed, Bob, E - (1900) Plake, Ken - WR (1967, 68) Reed, Sam - (1927) Bart Nielsen is a past president of San Jose State University Platt, Peter - O, G (1992, 93) Reed, Will - ROV (1989) Athletics’ Order of Sparta, the former athletes association. Pleasant, Bobby – TB (1979, 80) Reeder, Kevin - LB (1983) Ploger, Ron - PK (1973, 74) Reese, Charles - (1922) Nielsen, Bart - OG (1978, 79, 80 ,81) Parham, Gus - DL (1977, 78) Podesto, Ray - QB (1959) Reese, Chris - LB (2005, 06) Niko, Maomao - OG (1978, 79, 80 ,81) Paris, Joe - F (1959) Polk, Eric - CB (1995, 96, 97) Reese, Jerry - WR (1991, 92, 93, 94) Nikolas, Nick - C (1957) Parise, Steve - DL (1980, 81) Polk, Mark - CB (1997) Resse, Scott - S (1992, 93) Noa, Kaiser - LB (1988) Parish, Van - H, E (1956, 57) Pollard, Harvel - H (1956, 57) Reeves, George - (1948, 49) Noah, Abdul-Salam - DL Parker, Dennis - H (1963, 64, 65) Pond, Wallace - (1931) Reginato, Joe - (1938, 39) (1996, 97, 98, 99) Parker, Ronald - H (1965) Pors, Don - (1934) Regli, Jess - (1924, 25, 27) Nomura, Babe - (1946, 47) Parks, Bob - F (1964) Portal, DeWitt - (1928, 29) Reinhart, Robert - QB (1953, 56) Norton, Ray - H (1959) Parlasca, Bob - H (1966) Porter, Autrey - H (1966) Reis, Jim - WR (1986, 87) Norwood, Rick - 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WR (2001, 02) Powers, Neil - RB (1967, 68, 69) (2003, 04, 05, 06) Ockimey, Ron - OLB (1999, 2000) Pauu, Yepi - LB (1986, 87) Powers, Tom - G (1953, 54, 55) Richardson, Eric - WR (1982, 82) Ocon, Albert - OL (1994) Paviso, John - (1925, 26, 27) Poyer, Howard - T, G (1958, 59) Richburg, James - S (1977, 78) O'Connell, Kevin - NG (1991, 92) Paxton, Jim - LB (1968) Poznekoff, Ray - E (1949, 50, 51) Riddle, Bob - (1940) O'Connor, Dick - E (1955) Payne, Gabe - WR (1997, 98) Prager, Dan - TE (1973, 74, 75) Rigg, Oscar - TB, LB (2002, 03) O'Dell, Dan - QB (1994, 95, 96, 97) Payne, John - E (1967) Prater, Chris - PK (1995, 96) Rigmaiden, Ken - OT (1972, 73, 74) Office, Ken - LB (1983) Paysinger, Justin - C (2005, 06) Prather, Ben - C (1956) Riley, E. - (1932) Okumu, Paul - LB (2002, 03) Payton, Freddie - CB (1985, 86) Prather, Waylon - P (2004, 05, 06) Riley, James - H (1956, 57) Oleson, Dell - H (1962) Peach, Charles - (1934, 35, 36) Pressley, Don - (1937, 38, 39, 40) Riley, Willie - RB (1967, 68) Olivarez, Sergio - 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Wasick, Dave - DL (1972, 73, 74) Zeising, Dave - OT (1989, 90, 91, 92) Zentner, Jeff - OG (1988) Wasnick, Dan - H (1958) Williams, Ray - CB (1982, 83) Dick Vermeil is the only Zermino, Ralph - DL (1973, 74, 75) Watje, Bryan - TE (2004, 05) Williams, Terrance - WR (1984, 85) Zerr, Blair - RB (1990, 91) football coach in history to Watson, Bob - (1942) Williams, Willie - H (1961, 62) Zetterquist, Herman - H (1937, 38, 39) win a Rose Bowl at the Watson, Burt - (1933, 34, 35) Williamson, Cully - S (1977, 78) Zimmerman, Dick - E (1951) college level and a Super Watson, Milton - (1923) Williamson, Hugh - PK (1978, 79, 80) Zimmerman, Fred - (1922, 23) Bowl championship. 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RUSHING (Minimum of 30 attempts) Season: 8.2 (278 yards on 34 attempts), by 15, by Deoncé Whitaker (2000), MOST ATTEMPTS Deoncé Whitaker at Hawai’i, (10-28-00). 15, by Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988). Game: Career: 43 (286 yards), by Nathan DuPree at Season: (Minimum of 80 attempts), 33, by Deoncé Whitaker (1998-99-00-01). UNLV, (10-31-92), 7.24 (688 yards on 89 attempts), by 43 (253 yards), by Sheldon Canley at Harry Russell (1949). UNLV, (9-22-90). PASSING Season: MOST ATTEMPTS (Minimum of 100 attempts) 296 (1,248 yards), by Sheldon Canley Game: 6.97 (830 yards on 119 attempts), by (1990). 66 (28 completions), by Scott Rislov Harry Beck (1950). Career: at Stanford (9-6-03). 602 (3,515 yards), by Deoncé Whitaker Game, Opponent: (Minimum of 200 attempts) (1998-01). 64 (34 completions), by , 7.04 (1,577 yards on 224 attempts), by Hawai’i (10-28-00). Deoncé Whitaker (2000). AVERAGE ATTEMPTS PER GAME Bowl Game: Season: 62 (43 completions), by Steve Clarkson 26.9 (296 in 11 games), by Sheldon vs. Toledo, (California Bowl - 12-19-81). Canley (1990). Season: Career: 449 (275 completions), by Scott Rislov 24.1 (530 in 22 games), by Gerald (2002). Willhite (1980-81). Career: 1,118 (600 completions), by Ed Luther MOST YARDS GAINED RUSHING (1976-77-78-79). Game: 286 (43 attempts), by Nathan DuPree HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASS at UNLV, (10-31-92). COMPLETIONS Game, Opponent: Game: (Minimum of 15 attempts) 300 (23 attempts), by LaDainian 87.5 (14 of 16), by Adam Tafralis vs. Tomlinson, TCU, (10-9-99). Yonus Davis has one of the best Stanford, (9-9-06). Bowl Game: yards per carry average by a San 164 (23 attempts), by Sheldon Canley Jose State running back. (Minimum of 25 attempts) vs. Central Michigan (California Raisin 80.8 (21 of 26), by Marcus Arroyo vs. Bowl - 12-8-90). Nevada (11-10-01). Career: (Minimum of 300 attempts) Season: 5.83 (1,760 yards on 302 attempts), by 1,577 (224 attempts), by Deoncé (Minimum of 35 attempts) Yonus Davis (2003-06). Whitaker (2000). 81.8 (36 of 44), by Scott Rislov at Ohio Career: State (10-12-02). (Minimum of 500 attempts) 3,515 (602 attempts), by Deoncé Game, Opponent: 5.83 (3,515 yards on 602 attempts), by Whitaker (1998-99-00-01). 82.6 (19 of 23), by Craig Krenzel, Deoncé Whitaker (1998-99-00-01). Ohio State (10-12-02). AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER Bowl Game: MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY GAME 69.3 (43 of 62), by Steve Clarkson RUSHING Season: vs. Toledo (California Bowl - 12-19-81). Game: 157.7 (1,577 yards in 10 games), by Season: 4, by Lamar Ferguson, Deoncé Whitaker (2000). 65.6 (181 of 276), by Adam Tafralis at Illinois (9-21-02), Career: (2006). 4, by Jarmar Julien, 107.5 (2,364 yards in 22 games), by Career: vs. Tulsa, (10-27-01), Gerald Willhite (1980-81). 60.5 (536 of 886), by Scott Rislov at Nevada, (10-28-00), (2002-03). 4, by Deoncé Whitaker, AVERAGE YARDS PER ATTEMPT vs. UTEP, (10-14-00), Game: (Minimum of 10 attempts) MOST PASSES COMPLETED vs. Saint Mary’s, (9-18-99), 19.6 (196 yards on 10 attempts), by Game: 4, by Nathan DuPree, Lamar Ferguson vs. Tulsa, (10-27-01). 36 (44 attempts), by Scott Rislov at at Pacific, (11-14-92), Ohio State (10-12-02). 4, by Johnny Johnson, Jr., (Minimum of 20 attempts) Game, Opponent: at New Mexico State (9-3-88), 12.1 (254 yards on 21 attempts), by 36 (48 attempts), by Colt Brennan, 4, by Joe Ulm, Deoncé Whitaker at Stanford, (9-9-00). Hawai’i (10-22-05). at Brigham Young, (9-25-53), Bowl Game: 4, by Dick Stults, 43 (62 attempts), by Steve Clarkson vs. Brigham Young, (11-7-52). vs. Toledo (California Bowl - 12-19-81).

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Season: 24, by Ed Luther (1978), Career: 243 (408 attempts), by Mike Perez 24, by Craig Kimball (1972). 1,405 (518 rushing, 887 passing), by Jeff (1987). Career: Garcia (1991-92-93). Career: 57, by Craig Kimball (1972-73-74) 600 (1,118 attempts), by Ed Luther MOST YARDS GAINED (1976-77-78-79). FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN Game: Season: (Minimum of 100 attempts) 536 (28 rushing, 508 passing), by Mike MOST YARDS GAINED PASSING 1 (1 in 124 attempts), by Bob Frasco Perez at Pacific, (10-25-86). Game: (1983). Bowl Game: 543 (28 of 39), by Scott Rislov at UTEP (Minimum of 400 attempts) 464 (minus-3 rushing, 467 passing), by (11-8-03). 5 (5 in 437 attempts), by Scott Rislov Steve Clarkson vs. Toledo, (California Game, Opponent: (2003). Bowl - 12-19-81). 492 (29 of 46), by Eric Bennett, Nevada Career: (Minimum of 400 attempts) Season: (11-18-95). 12 (12 in 511 attempts), by Bob Frasco 3,213 (minus-47 rushing, 3,260 Bowl Game: (1983-84). passing), by Mike Perez (1987). 467 (43 of 62), by Steve Clarkson Career: vs. Toledo (California Bowl, 12-19-81). 7,274 (729 rushing, 6,545 passing), Season: by Jeff Garcia (1991-92-93). 3,260 (243 of 408), by Mike Perez (1987). AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME Career: Season: 7,190 (600 of 1,118) by Ed Luther (1976- 329.9 (2,969 yards in 9 games), by Mike 77-78-79). Perez (1986). Career: MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 309.1 (6,182 yards in 20 games), by Game: Mike Perez (1986-87). 7, by Scott Rislov at UTEP (11-8-03). Game, Opponent: AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER PLAY 5, by , Boise State Game: (Minimum of 20 plays) (10-24-03), Coach Marcus Arroyo set a 19.6 (333 yards on 21 plays), by Dale 5, by Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech NCAA single-game record for Rogers vs. Rice, (10-2-04). (10-6-01). passing efficiency in 2001. Season: (Minimum of 1,000 yards) Bowl Game: 7.1 (3,213 on 450 plays), by Mike Perez 3, by Steve Clarkson vs. Toledo PASSING EFFICIENCY (1987). (California Raisin Bowl - 12-19-81), Game: (Minimum of 15 attempts) Career: (Minimum of 2,000 yards) 3, by Mike Perez vs. Miami (Ohio) 298.02, by Marcus Arroyo vs. Nevada 7.1 (6,182 yards on 875 plays), by Mike (California Bowl - 12-13-86), (11-10-01). Perez (1986-87). 3, by Adam Tafralis vs. New Mexico Bowl Game: (Minimum of 15 attempts) (New Mexico Bowl - 12-23-06). 213.63, by Adam Tafralis vs. New MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Season: Mexico (New Mexico Bowl - 12-23-06). AND RESPONSIBLE FOR 25, by Steve Clarkson (1981). Season: (Minimum of 15 attempts per Game: Career: game played) 7 (passed for 7), by Scott Rislov at 59, by Steve Clarkson (1979-80-81-82). 160.12, by Jeff Garcia (1991). UTEP, (11-8-03). Career: (Minimum of 300 passing Season: LONGEST PASSING TOUCHDOWN attempts) 30 (scored 5 and passed for 25), by 95 yards, by Matt Veatch to Byron 133.7, by Ralph Martini (1989-90). Steve Clarkson (1981). Jackson at Minnesota, (9-14-91). Career: TOTAL OFFENSE 68 (scored 12 and passed for 56), by MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN Steve Clarkson (1979-80-81-82). MOST PLAYS Game: Game: 6, by Ivan Lippi vs. Fresno State, 67 (1 rushing, 66 passing) by Scott PASS RECEIVING (11-21-70), Rislov at Stanford, (9-6-03). MOST RECEPTIONS 6, by Pat Casey vs. New Mexico, Bowl Game: Game: (11-1-69), 68 (6 rushing, 62 passing), by Steve 15 (179 yards), by Tuati Wooden, vs. 6, by Ken Berry at Fresno State, Clarkson vs. Toledo, (California Bowl - Tulsa (11-22-03), (11-20-65). 12-19-81). 15 (255 yards), by Steven Pulley, at Bowl Game: Season: Stanford (10-2-99), 5, by Steve Clarkson vs. Toledo, 485 (98 rushing, 387 passing), by Bob 15 (203 yards), by Guy Liggins, vs. (California Bowl - 12-19-81). Frasco (1984). Fresno State, (10-4-86). Season: 24, by Steve Clarkson (1981), www.sjsuspartans.com 115 Individual Records

Game, Opponent: 3, by Alex Van Dyke, Nevada MOST WAYS TO SCORE 16 (133 yards), by Paul Dombrowski, (11-18-95). A TOUCHDOWN New Mexico State (11-19-05). Bowl Game: Career: Bowl Game: 3, by Mervyn Fernandez vs. Toledo, 5 (rushing, receiving, kickoff return, 18 (124 yards), by Gerald Willhite vs. (12-19-81). interception return, punt return), by Toledo, (12-19-81). Season: Trestin George (eight TD’s in 2002-03- Season: 14, by Edell Shepherd (2001). 04-05), 83 (1,500 yards) by Edell Shepherd Career: 5 (rushing, receiving, kickoff return, (2001). 18, by Edell Shepherd (2000-01). interception return, punt return), by Career: Walt Roberts (13 TD’s in 1961-62-63). 149 (2,191 yards) by Guy Liggins (1986- ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING 87). Game: 355 (80 rushing, 201 receiving, 10 punt MOST YARDS RECEIVING returns, 64 kickoff returns), by Charles Game: Pauley, vs. Nevada, (11-10-01). 269 (9 receptions), by Edell Shepherd Bowl Game: vs. Nevada, (11-10-01). 243 (164 rushing, 44 receiving, 35 kick- Game, Opponent: off returns), by Sheldon Canley vs. 326 (12 receptions), by Nate Burleson, Central Michigan, (California Raisin Nevada, (11-10-01). Bowl, 12-8-90). Bowl Game: Season: 152 (9 receptions), by Mervyn 2,513 (1,201 rushing, 353 receiving, 959 Fernandez vs. Toledo, (California kickoff returns), by Sheldon Canley Jared Strubeck is the 11th player Raisin Bowl, 12-19-81). (1989). in school history to kick three Season: Career: field goals in a game. 1,500 (82 receptions), by Edell 5,596 (3,515 rushing, 225 receiving, Shepherd (2001). 1,856 all returns), by Deoncé Whitaker MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Career: (1998-01). Game: 2,223 (123 receptions), by Stacey Bailey 3, by Jared Strubeck (1978-79-80-81). at Washington (9-2-06), SCORING vs. Nevada (10-1-05), MOST TOUCHDOWNS RECEIVING MOST POINTS SCORED 3, by Jeff Carr vs. Grambling State, Game: Quarter: (8-23-03), 3, by James Jones, at Washington, 18, by Jarmar Julien, at Nevada 3, by Nick Gilliam vs. Fresno State, (9-2-06), (10-28-00, 4th quarter), (11-23-02), 3, by Courtney Anderson, at UTEP, 18, by Casey Le Blanc, vs. Hawai’i 3, by David Silberstein vs. New (11-8-03), (11-6-99, 4th quarter), Mexico, (9-26-98), 3, by Edell Shepherd, vs. Nevada, 18, by Deoncé Whitaker, vs. Saint 3, by Joe Furlow vs. Pacific, (10-28-95), (11-10-01), Mary’s (9-18-99, 1st quarter). 3, by Joe Nedney 3, by Oliver Newell, Game: vs. Southwestern Louisiana, at UNLV, (11-22-97), 30 (5 touchdowns), by Deoncé (9-24-94), vs. Hawai’i (11-15-97), Whitaker, vs. Saint Mary’s (9-18-99). at UNLV, (10-31-92), vs. Colorado State (10-11-97), Bowl Game: at Wyoming, (10-3-92), 3, by Tony Smith at California, 20 (3 touchdowns, 1 2-pt. PAT), by vs. Pacific, (10-19-91), (9-29-84), Mervyn Fernandez, vs. Toledo 3, by Sergio Olivarez 3, by Ken Taylor vs. Santa Clara, (California Bowl, 12-19-81). at Utah State, (10-31-87), (11-16-82), Season: at UNLV, (10-18-87), 3, by Tim Kearse at Stanford, (9-18-82), 116, by Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988). vs. Utah State, (10-11-86), 3, by Stacey Bailey at Fresno State, Career: 3, by vs. CS Long Beach, (10-3-81), 236, by Joe Nedney (1991-92-93-94). (10-10-84), 3, by Mervyn Fernandez at Fresno 3, by Randy Johnson vs. CS Fullerton, State (10-3-81), MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED (9-24-77), 3, by Gerald Willhite at California, Game: 3, by Lou Rodriguez (9-26-81), 5, by Deoncé Whitaker vs. Saint Mary’s at Stanford, (9-27-75), 3, by Mark Nichols at CS Long Beach, (9-18-99). at New Mexico, (10-12-74), (10-27-79), Season: 3, by Ron Ploger at Hawai’i, (11-24-73). 3, by Rick Parma at Pacific, (11-11-78). 19, by Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988). Season: Game, Opponent: Career: 16 (16 of 30), by Lou Rodriguez (1975). 3, by , Boise State (11-17-01), 36, by Deoncé Whitaker (1998-99-00-01). Career: 3, by Ryan Dennard, Arizona State 39 (39 of 70), by Joe Nedney (1991-92- (9-29-01), 93-94).

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LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE PUNTING Season: Game: 366 yards (37 returns) by Heshimu MOST PUNTS 60 yards by Joe Nedney at Wyoming, Colar (1990). Game: (10-3-92). Career: 17 (630 yards), by Jim Vernes at 575 (60 returns) by Jimmie Lassiter Wyoming, (10-25-69). MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 50 OR (1970-71-72). Season: MORE YARDS 82 (3,105 yards), by Joe Hicks (1972). Game: MOST PUNTS RETURNED FOR A Career: 1, by several, last by Joe Furlow (50 TOUCHDOWN 249 (9,669 yards), by Jeff Cunningham yards, 10-14-95). Game: (1973-74-75-76). Season: 1, by several, last by Trestin George vs. 2, by Tony Brown (1985). Rice, (10-2-04). MOST PUNTING YARDS Career: Season: Game: 2, by Tony Brown (1984-85). 1, last by Trestin George vs. Rice, 630 yards (17 punts), by Jim Vernes at (10-2-04). Wyoming, (10-25-69). MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS Career: Season: MADE 2, by Omarr Smith (1997-98), 3,105 yards (82 punts), by Joe Hicks Game: 2, by Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72). (1972). 3, by several, last by Jared Strubeck at Career: Washington (9-2-06). LONGEST PUNT RETURN FOR A 9,669 yards (249 punts), by Jeff Season: TOUCHDOWN Cunningham (1973-74-75-76). 10, by Joe Nedney (1992). 91 yards by Jerry Colletto at Oregon, (11-2-63). AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT MOST KICKING PAT'S Game: (Minimum of 5) Game: 56.8 (341 yards on 6 punts), by Joe KICKOFF RETURNS 10 (10 of 10), Jeff Carr vs. Rice Furlow at Air Force, (8-31-96). MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (10-2-04). Season: (Minimum of 40) Game: Game, Opponent: 44.0 (2,510 yards on 57 punts), by Tim 9 (149 yards), by Sheldon Canley at 10 (10 of 10), Tyler Jones, Boise State Morgan (1999). Miami (Fla.), (10-14-89). (10-24-03). Career: (Minimum of 80) Season: Season: 42.7 (3,545 yards on 83 punts), by Joe 51 (1,214 yards), by Deoncé Whitaker 43 (43 of 46), by Mike Berg (1981). Furlow (1995-96). (1998). Career: Career: 139 (139 of 153), by Mike Berg (1979- LONGEST PUNT 77 (1,800 yards), by Sheldon Canley 80-81-82). 80 yards, by Leroy Zimmerman vs. UC (1988-89-90). Santa Barbara, (10-14-38). MOST CONSECUTIVE KICKING MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE PAT'S MOST PUNTS 60 OR MORE YARDS Game: Game: Game: 205 yards (5 returns), by James Reed 10 (10 of 10), Jeff Carr vs. Rice (10-2-04), 3 (71, 74, 72), by Joe Furlow at Air vs. Wyoming (10-5-96). Game, Opponent: Force, (8-31-96). Season: 10 (10 of 10), Tyler Jones, Boise State Season: 1,214 yards (51 returns), by Deoncé (10-24-03). 7, by Joe Furlow (1996). Whitaker (1998). Season: Career: 40 (40 of 40) by Jeff Carr (2004). 1,837 yards (74 returns), by Deoncé Career: PUNT RETURNS Whitaker (1998-99-00-01). 52 (12 in 2003, 40 in 2004), by Jeff Carr MOST PUNT RETURNS (2003-04). Game: MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR A 9 (45 yards), by Scott Wells vs. UNLV TOUCHDOWN MOST KICK SCORING POINTS (10-15-88). Season: Game: Season: 2, by Charles Pauley (2002), 16, by Joe Nedney vs. Pacific, (10-19- 46 (265 yards), by Scott Wells (1988). 2, by Jimmie Lassiter (1970). 91). Career: Career: Season: 83 (493 yards), by K.C. Clark (1983-84- 2, by Trestin George (2002-03-04-05), 86, by Sergio Olivarez (1986). 85-86). 2, by Charles Pauley (2001-02), Career: 2, by Sheldon Canley (1988-89-90), 236, by Joe Nedney (1991-92-93-94). MOST PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 2, by Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72), Game: 2, by Walt Roberts (1961-63). 150 (7 returns) by Omarr Smith at UTEP, (10-18-97). www.sjsuspartans.com 117 Individual Records

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN FOR A Game, Opponent: TOUCHDOWN 2, by Nate Kvamme, Colorado State MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 102 yards by Jimmie Lassiter at (10-11-97), Game: California, (9-25-71), 2, by Tommy Williams, Cal State 6.0, by Bob Overly, vs. UNLV (9-5-81). 100 yards by Tim Kearse vs. CS Long Fullerton (11-12-88). Game, Opponent: Beach, (10-16-82), Season: 5.0, by , Stanford 100 yards by Bob Triplett at California, 3, by Ken Thomas (1979). (10-2-99). (10-2-76). Career: Season: 5, by Ken Thomas (1979-80-81-82). 24.5, by Bob Overly (1981). Career: INTERCEPTION TACKLES 40.5, by Lyneil Mayo (1989-90). RETURNS MOST TOTAL TACKLES MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS Game: MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONS Game: 27 (15 primary & 12 assists) by Frank Game: 4.0, by Raymond Bowles, vs. UNLV Manumaleuga at Colorado (9-23-78). 3, by Dwight Lowery vs. Cal Poly (11-2-91), Game, Opponent: (9-23-06), 4.0, by Lyneil Mayo, at Stanford 23 (9 unassisted, 14 assisted) by Del 3, by Josh Powell vs. Idaho (11-26-05), (9-30-89). Lyles, Utah State (9-28-91). 3, by Gerald Jones at Stanford Game, Opponent: Bowl Game: (9-14-02), 5.0, by Danilo Robinson, Utah State 18 (11 primary & 7 assists) by Matt 3, by Omarr Smith vs. Hawai’i (9-30-95). Castelo vs. New Mexico (New Mexico (11-15-97), Season: Bowl, 12-23-06), 3, by Troy Jensen vs. Louisiana Tech, 17.0, by Bob Overly (1981). 18 (12 primary & 6 assists) by Yepi (10-23-93), Career: Pauu vs. Eastern Michigan (California 3, by Don Dambacher vs. Mexico 29.5, by Lyneil Mayo (1989-90). (9-10-49). Bowl, 12-12-87), 18 (14 primary & 4 assists) by Dave Game, Opponent: MOST FORCED FUMBLES Chaney vs. Memphis State (Pasadena 3, by Nate Kvamme, Colorado State Game: Bowl, 12-18-71). (10-11-97). 2, by Philip Perry at Hawai’i Season: Season: (11-02-02), 232 (107 primary & 125 assists) by 9, by Dwight Lowery (2006). 2, by Philip Perry at Washington Randy Gill (1977). Career: (9-07-02). Career: 14, by Gerald Jones (2002-03), Bowl Game: 527 (297 primary & 230 assists) by 14, by Sherman Cocroft (1982-83), 2, by Matt Castelo (New Mexico Bowl, Dave Chaney (1969-70-71). 14, by Ken Thomas (1979-80-81-82). 12-23-06). Season: MOST PRIMARY TACKLES MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 7, by Philip Perry (2002). AN INTERCEPTION Game: 21, by Dave Chaney vs. Fresno State, 4, Dwight Lowery (2006), MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED (11-21-70). 4, Gerald Jones (2002), Season: Game, Opponent: 4, Sherman Cocroft (1983). 5, by Rayford Roberson (1976). 15, by Donnell Porter, UNLV, Career: (10-31-92). MOST INTERCEPTION YARDAGE 11, by Rayford Roberson (1975-78), Season: Game: 11, by Carl Ekern (1972-75). 99, by Gerald Jones vs. Nevada, 125, by Dave Chaney (1970). Career: (9-18-03). MOST PASSES DEFENSED 297, by Dave Chaney (1969-70-71). Game, Opponent: (Interceptions + Passes Broken Up) 178, by Tommy Williams, Cal State Game: MOST ASSISTED TACKLES Fullerton (1988). 4, by Dwight Lowery, vs. Cal Poly Game: Season: (2006), 18, by Ezekiel Staples vs. Rice 178, by Gerald Jones (6 interceptions) 4, by Gerald Jones, vs. Stanford (2003). (10-2-04), (2003). Game, Opponent: 18, by Randy Gill at California Career: 4, by Kevin Millhouse, Hawai’i (10-1-77). 391 (14 interceptions), by Ken Thomas (11-3-01), Game, Opponent: (1979-80-81-82). 4, by Lawson, Long Beach State 16, Chris Tsangaris, Long Beach State (10-13-90). (9-21-91). MOST INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED Season: Season: FOR A TOUCHDOWN 23, by Omarr Smith (1997). 125, by Randy Gill (1977). Game: Career: Career: 1, by many, last by Trestin George vs. 44, by Omarr Smith (1995-96-97-98). New Mexico State, (11-11-05). 230, by Dave Chaney (1969-70-71).

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Opp., game: 9.0 (559 yards on 62 attempts), by Washington (11-16-96). Season: 5.6 (1952). Opp., season: 5.4 (1996).

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Game: 13, vs. Mexico (9-10-49). Opp., game: 8, by Rice (10-2-04), 8, by Boise State (11-13-04). Season: 41 (1952). Opp., season: 45 (2005).

PASSING MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED The 2006 Spartans won the inaugural New Mexico Bowl. Game: 67, at Stanford (9-6-03). Opp., game: 74, by Hawai’i (10-28-00). Bowl game: 63, vs. Toledo (12-19-81). WINS Season: 483 (2002). MOST WINS Opp., season: 475 (2002). Season: 13 (1939). MOST PASSES COMPLETED MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS Game: 36, at Ohio State (10-12-02). Season: 13 (1939). Opp., game: 38, by Hawai’i (10-28-00). Two seasons: 13 (12-4-37 through 11-27-38), Bowl game: 43, vs. Toledo (12-19-81). 13 (9-23-40 through 9-26-41). Season: 290 (2002).

MOST HOME WINS MOST PASSING YARDS Season: 10 (1939). Game: 547, at UTEP (11-8-03). Opp., game: 565, by Nevada (11-10-01). MOST ROAD WINS Season: 3,719 (1987). Season: 7 (7 wins, 0 losses), (1940). Opp., season: 3,906 (2002).

MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS AVERAGE PASSING YARDS GAINED PER GAME Season: 10 (1939). Season: 338.1 (1987). Two seasons: 16 (9-23-38 through 11-30-39). Opp., season: 300.5 (2002).

MOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD WINS MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Season: 10 (1939). Game: 7, at UTEP (11-8-03), Two seasons: 9 (11-13-37 through 11-20-38). 7, at Fresno State (10-3-81). Opp., game: 5, by Fresno State (11-20-99). RUSHING Season: 27, (1981, 1990). MOST ATTEMPTS Opp., season: 32, (2002). Game: 71, vs. Santa Clara (10-7-50). Opp., game: 81, by Rice (10-16-99). HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES COMPLETED Season: 509 (1971). (Minimum of 20 pass attempts) Opp., season: 606 (1998). Game: 82.1 (23 of 28), vs. Nevada (11-10-01). Opp., game: 83.3 (20 of 24), by California (9-7-96). MOST YARDS GAINED RUSHING Season: 60.5 (276 of 456), (1986). Game: 487, vs. UC Santa Barbara (10-21-49). Opp., season: 62.9 (256 of 407), (2005). Opp., game: 570, by Rice (10-2-04). Season: 2,478 (1952). MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Opp., season: 3,110 (1998). Game: 6, vs. Fresno State (11-21-70), 6, vs. New Mexico (11-1-69), AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS GAINED PER GAME 6, at Fresno State (11-20-65). Season: 275.4 (1952). Season: 30 (1969). Opp., season: 259.2 (1998). Opp., season: 33 (1949).

AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPT FEWEST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Game: 11.3 (464 yards on 41 attempts), vs. Tulsa Season: 6 (2003). (10-27-01). Opp., season: 6 (1999), (1962), (1956). www.sjsuspartans.com 119 Team Records

TOTAL OFFENSE * – includes a 103-0 win over the University of Mexico MOST PLAYS Game: 106, at CS Long Beach (10-27-79). MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY RUSHING AND Opp., game: 101, by California (10-6-90). PASSING Season: 974 (1978). Season: 51 (1990). Opp., season: 993 (2002). Opp., season: 62 (2005).

MOST YARDS GAINED HIGHEST SCORING TIE Game: 849, vs. Nevada (11-10-01). Game: 48-48, vs. Utah State (9-10-79). Opp., game: 791, by Nevada (11-10-01). Season: 5,295 (1986). LOWEST SCORING TIE Opp., season: 6,414 (2002). Game: 0-0, 10 times, last at Fresno State (11-14-41).

AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER PLAY ONE-SIDED WIN Game: 10.7, at Pacific (11-13-76). Game: 59-0, vs. College of Idaho (9-20-37). Opp., game: 9.3, by Nevada (11-10-01). Season: 7.6 (1986). ONE-SIDED LOSS Opp., season: 6.9 (1996, 2001). Game: 79-0, by Stanford Frosh (1923).

AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER GAME COME-FROM-BEHIND WIN Season: 481.4 (1986). Game: 70-63 (trailed 34-7 in the second quarter), Opp., season: 500.8 (2001). vs. Rice (10-2-04).

MOST POINTS SCORED BY TWO TEAMS FIRST DOWNS Quarter: 61 (fourth quarter - San Jose State 34, Hawai’i 27), MOST FIRST DOWNS (11-5-99). Game: 35, vs. Nevada (11-10-01), Half: 71 (second half - San Jose State 42, Rice 29), 35, at Pacific (11-18-86). (11-5-99). Opp., game: 35, by Colorado (9-11-99). Game: 133 (San Jose State 70, Rice 63), (10-2-04). Season: 265 (1986, 11 games). Opp., season: 320 (2002, 13 games). FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Season: 29 (1939). FEWEST FIRST DOWNS Game: 4, at Arizona State (9-15-84). FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED Opp., game: 4, by UNLV (11-19-88). Season: 3 (1939).

SCORING MOST SHUTOUTS MOST POINTS SCORED Season: 8 (1939). Quarter: 35 (second quarter), at UTEP (11-8-03). Opp., quarter: 35 (first quarter), by Baylor (9-10-94). MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING Half: 48 (1st half, 13-35), at UTEP (11-8-03). 135 (9-23-72 through 9-8-84). Opp., half: 49 (1st half, 35-14), by Baylor (9-10-94). Game: 70, vs. Rice (10-2-04), KICK SCORING 103, vs. Mexico (9-10-49). MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Opp., game: 79, by Stanford Frosh (1923), Game: 3, 17 times, last at Washington (9-2-05). 77, by Boise State (10-24-03). Opp., game: 5, at Utah State (9-21-85). Season: 390 (1987, 11 games), Season: 16 (1975). 457* (1949, 12 games). Opp., season: 469 (2005, 11 games). MOST KICKING PAT'S Game: 10, vs. Rice (10-2-04). MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Opp., game: 10, by Boise State (10-24-03). Game: 10, vs. Rice (10-2-04), Season: 47 (1990), (1949). 10, at UTEP (11-8-03), Opp., season: 58 (2005). 16, vs. Mexico (9-10-49). Opp., game: 10, by Boise State (10-24-03), CONSECUTIVE KICKING PAT’S 10, by Stanford (9-21-68). Game: 10, vs. Rice (10-2-04). Season: 53 (24 rushing, 27 passing, 1 kickoff Opp., game: 10, by Boise State (10-24-03). return, 1 interception return) (1990), Season: 40, (40 for 40), 2005. 71* (1949). All-Time: 58, (12 for 12, 40 for 40, 6 for 6), 2003-05, Opp., season: 65 (2005). 58, (2 for 2, 33 for 33, 23 for 23), 1997-99.

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PUNTING INTERCEPTIONS MOST PUNTS MOST INTERCEPTIONS Game: 17 (630 yards), at Wyoming (10-25-69). Game: 6, vs. Hawai’i (11-15-97), Season: 85 (3,228 yards), (1972). 6, vs. Louisiana Tech (10-23-83). Opp., season: 92 (3,677 yards), (1981). Season: 33 (481 yards), (1949).

FEWEST PUNTS MOST INTERCEPTION YARDAGE Game: 1, last at Louisiana Tech (10-6-01). Game: 153, at SMU (10-7-00). Opp., game: 0, last by Hawai’i (11-18-06). Opp., game: 205, by CS Fullerton (11-12-88). Season: 34 (1,444 yards), (1960). Season: 481 (33 interceptions), (1949). Opp., season: 33 (1,356 yards), (2001). INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN MOST PUNTING YARDS Game: 2, several times. Game: 630 yards (17 punts), at Wyoming (10-25-69). Season: 6 (2000). Season: 3,233 (78 punts), (1971). FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS KICKOFF RETURNS Season: 6 (1999), (1962), (1956). MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Game: 14 (200 yards) at BYU (11-25-67). CONSECUTIVE GAMES INTERCEPTING A PASS Season: 64 (1,472 yards), (1998). Team: 13 (10-20-01 through 10-5-02).

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE QUARTERBACK SACKS Game: 220 (6 returns) vs. Wyoming (10-5-96). Game: 13, vs. Pacific (11-14-81). Opp., game: 208 (5 returns) by UTEP (10-16-01). Season: 58 (1986). Season: 1,472 (64 returns), (1998). FUMBLES PUNT RETURNS MOST FUMBLES MOST PUNT RETURNS Game: 8, vs. CS Fullerton (10-3-85). Game: 8 (57 yards) vs. Utah State (10-11-86). Opp., game: 11, by Arizona State (11-7-70). Season: 52 (293 yards), (1988). Season: 46 (1954). Opp., season: 44 (1950). MOST PUNT RETURN YARDAGE Game: 150 (7 returns) at UTEP, (10-18-97). MOST FUMBLES LOST Season: 445 (51 returns), (1990). Game: 5, vs. CS Fullerton (11-15-80), 5, at Stanford (9-16-78). DEFENSE Opp., game: 8, by Arizona State (11-7-70). FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED Season: 27 (1954). Game: Minus-11 vs. Mexico (12-4-48), Opp., season: 27 (1969). 5, vs. Texas A&I (9-18-39). Opp., game: 39, by Wyoming (10-25-69). FEWEST FUMBLES LOST Season: 927 (1939). Season: 4 (1958).

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME TURNOVERS Season: 71.3 (1939). FEWEST LOST Season: 14 (4 fumbles, 10 interceptions) (1958). FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED MOST GAINED Game: Minus-49, vs. San Diego State (11-6-71). Season: 44 (12 fumbles, 32 interceptions) (1939). Opp., game: Minus-52, by Wyoming (11-4-67). Season: 724 (1986). PENALTIES MOST PENALTIES FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED Game: 24 (199 yards), vs. Fresno State (10-4-86). Game: Minus-25, vs. Fresno State (11-24-39). Opp., game: 21 (202 yards), by California (9-7-96), Opp., game: 3, by Oregon (9-20-75). 21 (163 yards), by San Diego State (11-14-98). Season: 727 (1953). Season: 133 (999 yards), (1987).

FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME MOST PENALTY YARDAGE Season: 88 (1953). Game: 199 yards (24 penalties), vs. Fresno State (10-4-86). Opp., game: 202 yards (21 penalties), by California (9-7-96). Season: 1,187 (131 penalties), (1986). www.sjsuspartans.com 121 WAC & NCAA Record Books

WAC RECORDS TEAM FIRST DOWNS PENALTIES MOST FIRST DOWNS, TWO TEAMS MOST PENALTIES AGAINST INDIVIDUAL PASSING Game: 67 (San Jose State – 35, Nevada – 24 (for 199 yards), San Jose State vs. 32), (11-10-01). Fresno State (10-4-86). MOST YARDS GAINED Half: 461, Scott Rislov, vs. UTEP (1st MOST PENALTIES AGAINST, BOTH half), (11-8-03). TEAM KICKOFF RETURNS MOST YARDAGE TEAMS 36 – San Jose State (24 for 199 yards) vs. YARDS PER COMPLETION Season: 1,472, (1998). Fresno State (12 for 118 yards), (10-4-86). Game: 35.9 (359 yards on 10 comple- tions), Dale Rogers, vs. Rice (10-2-04). NCAA RECORDS ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS HIGHEST EFFICIENCY RATING RECEIVING 1939 - Team, rushing defense, 34.2 yards Game: 298.02, Marcus Arroyo, vs. CATCHING AT LEAST 60 PASSES & per game. Nevada, (11-10-01). GAINING AT LEAST 1,000 YARDS RUSHING 1956 - Art Powell, pass receiving, 40 INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE Johnny Johnson, San Jose State (1988, 61 receptions. Half: 449, Scott Rislov, at UTEP, (11-8- receptions, 1,219 rushing yards) 03). 1961 - Chon Gallegos, passing based on INTERCEPTIONS number of completions, 117 completions. INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNS MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Career: 5, by Ken Thomas, 1979-82 (14 1986 - Team, most improved, plus-7 wins. Season: 51, by Deoncé Whitaker (1998). interceptions) 1986 - Mike Perez, total offense, 329.9 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE TOTAL OFFENSE yards per game. Season: 1,214, by Deoncé Whitaker MOST YARDS GAINED, TWO TEAMS (1998). Game: 1,640 (San Jose State - 849, Nevada 1986 - Team, passing offense, 312.5 yards - 791), (11-10-01). per game. INDIVIDUAL KICK SCORING MOST PATs MADE RUSHING OFFENSE 1987 - Team, passing offense, 338.1 yards Game: 10 (10-of-10), Jeff Carr, vs. Rice FEWEST YARDS GAINED RUSHING, per game. (10-2-04). TWO TEAMS Game: -24 San Jose State (-102), UTEP 1987 - Guy Liggins, receiving yards, 1,208 MOST ATTEMPTS (78) (10-22-66). yards. Game: 10 (10-of-10), Jeff Carr, vs. Rice (10-2-04). PASS DEFENSE 2002 - Charles Pauley, kickoff returns, LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENT- 31.5 yards per return. PAT PERCENTAGE AGE ALLOWED (Min. 10 Att.) Season: 100.0 (40-of-40), Jeff Carr (2004). 0.0% - (0 of 11 attempts) San Jose State vs. ALL-TIME CAREER & SEASON Cal State Fullerton (10-10-92). TOP-10 TEAM SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED IN A GAME TEAM SCORING CAREER - TOTAL OFFENSE BY BOTH TEAMS MOST POINTS SCORED IN ONE Mike Perez, 309.1 yards per game, 6th, 133 – San Jose State 70, Rice 63 (10-2-04). QUARTER BY TWO TEAMS (1986 & 1987). 61 - San Jose State (34), Hawai’i (27), 4th TEAM RUSHING quarter, (11-6-99). SEASON - FORCED FUMBLES AVERAGE YARDS GAINED PER Philip Perry, 7 forced fumbles, 5th, (2002). RUSH MOST POINTS SCORED IN A BRIEF Game: 11.3 (464 yards on 41 attempts) PERIOD OF TIME BY BOTH TEAMS vs. Tulsa, (10-27-01). 29 in 1:34 of the fourth quarter – San Jose State (15) & Hawai’i (14) (11-6-99). TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE MOST YARDS MOST POINTS SCORED IN A GAME Game: 849, vs. Nevada, (11-10-01). BY BOTH TEAMS 133 – San Jose State 70, Rice 63 (10-2-04). MOST YARDS GAINED, TWO TEAMS Game: 1,640 (San Jose State - 849, MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED IN A Nevada - 791), (11-10-01). GAME BY BOTH TEAMS 19 – San Jose State (10) & Rice (9) (10-2- 04).

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RUSHING – TOTAL YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE NO.NAME (SEASONS) ATT. NET AVG. TDs NO.NAME (SEASONS) PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS 1 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-01) 602 3,515 5.8 33 1 Jeff Garcia (1991-93) 1,405 729 6,545 7,274 2 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 576 2,513 4.4 25 2 Steve Clarkson (1979-82) 1,124 153 6,842 6,995 3 Gerald Willhite (1980-81) 530 2,364 4.5 20 3 Ed Luther (1976-79) 1,240 -209 7,190 6,981 4 Nathan DuPree (1992-93) 372 1,976 5.3 18 4 Scott Rislov (2002-03) 1,011 -18 6,267 6,249 5 Rick Kane (1975-76) 371 1,967 5.3 13 5 Mike Perez (1986-87) 875 -12 6,194 6,182 6 Kenny Jackson (1986-87) 448 1,935 4.3 25 6 Craig Kimball (1972-74) 1,110 -319 6,139 5,820 7 Kevin Cole (1977-78) 404 1,909 4.7 16 7 Adam Tafralis (2004-06) 798 382 4,526 4,908 8 Yonus Davis (2003-06) 302 1,760 5.8 12 8 Carl Dean (1995-96) 826 34 4,663 4,697 9 Johnny Johnson, Sr. (1960-62) 366 1,700 4.6 21 9 Marcus Arroyo (1998, 00-02) 698 -78 4,603 4,525 10 Bobby Johnson (1982-83) 356 1,558 4.4 5 10 Ralph Martini (1989-90) 572 38 3,897 3,935

PASSING – TOTAL YARDS PASS RECEIVING – NUMBER OF RECEPTIONS NO.NAME (SEASONS) ATT. COMP. YDS. TDs NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Ed Luther (1976-79) 1,118 600 7,190 47 1 Guy Liggins (1986-87) 149 2,191 14.7 16 2 Steve Clarkson (1979-82) 961 509 6,842 56 2 Tim Kearse (1980-82) 142 2,084 14.7 16 3 Jeff Garcia (1991-93) 887 504 6,545 48 3 Tuati Wooden (2000-03) 133 1,656 13.2 7 4 Scott Rislov (2002-03) 886 536 6,267 40 4 James Jones (2003-06) 126 1,496 11.9 12 5 Mike Perez (1986-87) 792 471 6,194 36 5 Edell Shepherd (2000-01) 125 2,207 17.7 18 6 Craig Kimball (1972-74) 983 485 6,139 50 6 Casey LeBlanc (1998-2001) 124 1,350 10.9 2 7 Carl Dean (1995-96) 671 373 4,663 24 7 Stacey Bailey (1978-81) 123 2,223 18.1 13 8 Marcus Arroyo (1998, 00-02) 653 343 4,603 28 8 Brian Lundy (1992-93, 95) 123 1,850 15.0 14 9 Adam Tafralis (2004-06) 627 352 4,526 34 9 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1987-89) 123 1,553 12.6 10 10 Ralph Martini (1989-90) 505 285 3,897 30 10 Jamall Broussard (2002-03) 117 1,396 11.9 6 11 Gerald Willhite (1980-81) 107 927 8.7 8 PASSING – NUMBER OF COMPLETIONS 12 Ike McBee (1972-74) 106 1,571 14.8 8 NO.NAME (SEASONS) ATT. COMP. INT. TDs 13 Waking Bailey (1997-2000) 105 1,339 12.8 4 1 Ed Luther (1976-79) 1,118 600 52 47 14 Kevin Evans (1988-89) 103 1,641 15.9 11 2 Scott Rislov (2002-03) 886 536 19 40 15 John Broussard (2003-06) 103 1,566 15.2 12 3 Steve Clarkson (1979-82) 961 509 41 56 16 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 101 1,473 14.6 5 4 Jeff Garcia (1991-93) 887 504 32 48 17 Brian Roche (1993-95) 101 1,176 11.6 7 5 Craig Kimball (1972-74) 983 485 57 50 6 Mike Perez (1986-87) 792 471 30 36 PASS RECEIVING – TOTAL YARDS 7 Carl Dean (1995-96) 671 373 22 24 NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 8 Adam Tafralis (2004-06) 627 352 18 34 1 Stacey Bailey (1978-81) 123 2,223 18.1 13 9 Marcus Arroyo (1998, 00-02) 671 348 28 28 2 Edell Shepherd (2000-01) 125 2,207 17.7 18 10 Chris Kasteler (1997-99) 584 311 23 25 3 Guy Liggins (1986-87) 149 2,191 14.7 16 4 Tim Kearse (1980-82) 142 2,084 14.7 16 PASSING EFFICIENCY (Minimum 375 pass attempts) 5 Brian Lundy (1992-93, 95) 123 1,850 15.0 14 NO.NAME (SEASONS) ATT. COMP. YDS. RTG. 6 Tuati Wooden (2000-03) 133 1,656 13.2 7 1 Ralph Martini (1989-90) 505 285 3,897 133.7 7 Kevin Evans (1988-89) 103 1,641 15.9 11 2 Mike Perez (1986-87) 792 471 6,194 132.6 8 Ike McBee (1972-74) 106 1,571 14.8 8 3 Scott Rislov (2002-03) 886 536 6,267 130.5 9 John Broussard (2003-06) 103 1,566 15.2 12 4 Jeff Garcia (1991-93) 887 504 6,545 129.4 10 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1987-89) 123 1,553 12.6 10 5 Adam Tafralis (2004-06) 627 352 4,526 127.3 11 Oliver Newell (1997-98) 97 1,525 15.7 16 6 Gene Menges (1948-50) 383 180 3,081 125.8 12 Eric Richardson (1982-83) 94 1,501 15.9 12 7 Bob Frasco (1983-84) 511 286 3,509 123.8 8 Steve Clarkson (1979-82) 961 509 6,842 123.4 ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING 9 Carl Dean (1995-96) 671 373 4,663 119.2 NO.NAME (SEASONS) RUN REC. RET TOTAL 10 Marcus Arroyo (1998, 00-02) 671 348 4,662 115.6 1 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-01) 3,515 225 1,856 5,596 2 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 2,513 828 1,805 5,146 3 Tim Kearse (1980-82) 284 2,084 1,113 3,481 4 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 188 1,473 1,796 3,457 5 Gerald Willhite (1980-81) 2,364 927 42 3,333 6 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1987-89)1,409 1,553 315 3,277 7 John Broussard (2003-06) 100 1,566 1,546 3,212 8 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 379 515 2,181 3,075 9 Kevin Cole (1977-78) 1,909 412 642 2,963 10 Donald Lindsey (1991-93, 95)1,398 512 965 2,875 Deoncé Whitaker Ed Luther Ralph Martini www.sjsuspartans.com 123 Career Leaders

SCORING KICKOFF RETURNS – TOTAL YARDS NO.NAME (SEASONS) TD EP1 EP2 FG TP NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Joe Nedney (1991-94) 0 119 0 39 236 1 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-01) 74 1,837 24.8 1 2 Mike Berg (1979-82) 0 139 0 30 229 2 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 77 1,800 23.4 2 3 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-00) 360102183 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 68 1,606 23.6 2 4 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 320001924 John Broussard (2003-06) 72 1,546 21.5 1 5 Nick Gilliam (1999-2002) 0 109 0 27 190 5 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 50 1,441 28.8 2 6 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1987-89) 300101826 Frank Slaton (1967-69) 54 1,318 24.4 1 7 Kenny Jackson (1986-87) 280101707 Stan Webster (1978-79) 54 1,197 22.2 0 8 Gerald Willhite (1980-81) 280101708 Trestin George (2002-05) 45 1,081 24.0 2 9 Sergio Olivarez (1986-87) 0 82 0 24 154 9 Walt Robinson (1973-76) 54 1,070 19.8 0 10 Jack Donaldson (1947-49) 2500015010 Donald Lindsey (1991-93, 95) 47 965 20.5 0

PUNTING – TOTAL YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS – NUMBER OF RETURNS NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. BLK NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Jeff Cunningham (1973-76) 249 9,669 38.8 0 1 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 77 1,800 23.4 2 2 Frank Ratto (1977-80) 210 7,943 37.8 1 2 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-01) 74 1,837 24.8 1 3 Waylon Prather (2004-06) 181 7,297 40.3 1 4 John Broussard (2003-06) 72 1,546 21.5 1 4 Bob Patterson (1962-64) 136 5,519 40.6 0 3 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 68 1,606 23.6 2 5 Randy Cardin (1966-67) 132 5,325 40.3 6 5 Frank Slaton (1967-69) 54 1,318 24.4 1 6 John McMillen (1970-71) 127 5,151 40.6 6 6 Stan Webster (1978-79) 54 1,197 22.2 0 7 Tim Morgan (1998-99) 128 5,139 40.1 0 7 Walt Robinson (1973-76) 54 1,070 19.8 0 8 Jim Hughes (1988-89) 121 5,040 41.7 0 8 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 50 1,441 28.8 2 9 Lee Myhre (1991-93) 110 4,594 41.8 1 9 Donald Lindsey (1991-93, 95) 47 965 20.5 0 10 Jason Chapple (1995, 97) 103 4,155 40.3 0 10 Trestin George (2002-05) 45 1,081 24.0 2

PUNTING AVERAGE (MINIMUM 75 PUNTS) PUNT RETURNS – TOTAL YARDS NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. BLK NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Joe Furlow (1995-96) 83 3,575 42.7 0 1 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 60 575 9.6 2 2 Lee Myhre (1991-93) 110 4,594 41.8 1 2 Heshimu Colar (1988-91) 71 567 7.9 1 3 Jim Hughes (1988-89) 121 5,040 41.7 0 3 Scott Wells (1987-88) 82 562 6.8 0 4 Bob Patterson (1962-64) 136 5,519 40.6 0 4 Archie Chagonjian (1949-51) 47 548 11.7 0 5 John McMillen (1970-71) 127 5,151 40.6 6 5 K.C. Clark (1983-86) 83 493 5.9 0 6 Kent Rockholt (1958-60) 92 3,716 40.4 1 6 Omarr Smith (1995-98) 42 472 11.2 2 7 Randy Cardin (1966-67) 132 5,325 40.3 6 7 Brian Lundy (1992-93, 95) 50 444 8.9 0 8 Jason Chapple (1995, 97) 103 4,155 40.3 0 8 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 37 355 9.6 0 9 Waylon Prather (2004-06) 181 7,297 40.3 1 9 Billy Parton (1947-48) 25 333 13.3 1 10 Tim Morgan (1998-99) 128 5,139 40.1 0 10 Aubrey Minter (1941) 34 330 9.7 0

KICKOFF RETURNS AVERAGE (MINIMUM 25 RETURNS) PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (MINIMUM 20 RETURNS) NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Walt Roberts (1961-63) 26 763 29.3 2 1 Al Cementina (1948-50) 22 296 13.5 0 2 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 50 1,441 28.8 2 2 Billy Parton (1947-48) 25 333 13.3 1 3 Deoncé Whitaker (1998-01) 74 1,837 24.8 1 3 Walt Roberts (1961-63) 22 281 12.8 1 4 Frank Slaton (1967-69) 54 1,318 24.4 1 4 Archie Chagonjian (1949-51) 47 548 11.7 0 5 Trestin George (2002-05) 45 1,081 24.0 2 5 Omarr Smith (1995-98) 42 472 11.2 2 6 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 68 1,606 23.6 2 6 Larry Matthews (1951-53) 20 195 9.8 0 7 Sheldon Canley (1988-90) 77 1,800 23.4 2 7 Aubrey Minter (1941) 34 330 9.7 0 8 Kevin Cole (1977-78) 28 642 23.0 0 8 Charles Pauley (2001-02) 37 355 9.6 0 9 Tim Kearse (1980-82) 37 850 22.9 1 9 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 60 575 9.6 2 10 Kendrick Starling (2002-03) 38 856 22.5 0 10 Brian Lundy (1992-93, 95) 50 444 8.9 0

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CAREER PUNT RETURNS – NUMBER OF RETURNS SEASON RUSHING – TOTAL YARDS NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD NO.NAME (SEASON) ATT. NET AVG. TDs 1 K.C. Clark (1983-86) 83 493 5.9 0 1 Deoncé Whitaker (2000) 224 1,577 7.0 15 2 Scott Wells (1987-88) 82 562 6.8 0 2 Sheldon Canley (1990) 296 1,248 4.2 12 3 Heshimu Colar (1988-91) 71 567 7.9 1 3 Nathan DuPree (1992) 236 1,239 5.3 11 4 Jimmie Lassiter (1970-72) 60 575 9.6 2 4 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988) 233 1,219 5.2 15 5 Brian Lundy (1992-93, 95) 50 444 8.9 0 5 Gerald Willhite (1980) 245 1,210 4.9 11 6 Archie Chagonjian (1949-51) 47 548 11.7 0 6 Sheldon Canley (1989) 258 1,201 4.7 13 7 Omarr Smith (1995-98) 42 472 11.2 2 7 Gerald Willhite (1981) 285 1,154 4.0 9 8 Waking Bailey (1997-2000) 42 322 7.7 1 8 Kevin Cole (1978) 204 1,154 5.8 7 9 James Jones (2003-06) 42 307 7.3 0 9 Rick Kane (1975) 210 1,144 5.7 7 10 Tim Kearse (1980-82) 38 263 6.9 1 10 Kenny Jackson (1986) 262 1,117 4.3 12 11 Yonus Davis (2006) 163 1,007 6.2 6 CAREER INTERCEPTIONS – NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS SEASON PASSING – TOTAL YARDS NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD NO.NAME (SEASON) PA PC YDS. INT. TD 1 Ken Thomas (1979-82) 14 391 27.9 5 1 Mike Perez (1987) 408 243 3,260 22 13 Gerald Jones (2002-03) 14 294 21.0 3 2 Scott Rislov (2002) 449 275 3,251 22 14 Sherman Cocroft (1982-83) 14 148 10.6 0 3 Ed Luther (1979) 415 241 3,049 20 14 4 Archie Chagonjian (1949-51) 13 225 17.3 0 4 Scott Rislov (2003) 437 261 3,016 5 18 Troy Jensen (1990-93) 13 200 15.4 0 5 Mike Perez (1986) 384 228 2,934 17 14 Omarr Smith (1995-98) 13 80 6.2 0 6 Ralph Martini (1990) 362 204 2,928 23 13 7 Gerald Small (1975-77) 12 239 19.9 2 7 Steve Clarkson (1981) 402 206 2,906 25 19 Gill Byrd (1979-82) 12 121 10.1 1 8 Bob Frasco (1984) 387 221 2,688 20 11 9 Harry Russell (1947-49) 11 183 16.6 0 9 Jeff Garcia (1993) 356 196 2,608 21 16 Don Peterson (1966-67) 11 180 16.4 1 10 Ken Lutz (1988) 321 199 2,547 16 19 Leroy Zimmerman (1938-39) 11 122 11.1 2

CAREER INTERCEPTIONS – TOTAL YARDS SEASON PASSING – NUMBER OF COMPLETIONS NO.NAME (SEASONS) NO. YDS. AVG. TD NO.NAME (SEASON) PA PC YDS. INT. TD 1 Ken Thomas (1979-82) 14 391 27.9 5 1 Scott Rislov (2002) 449 275 3,251 22 .612 2 Gerald Jones (2002-03) 14 294 21.0 3 2 Scott Rislov (2003) 437 261 3,016 18 .597 3 Dave Chaney (1969-71) 10 249 24.9 3 3 Mike Perez (1987) 408 243 3,260 22 .596 4 Gerald Small (1975-77) 12 239 19.9 2 4 Ed Luther (1979) 415 241 3,049 20 .581 5 Archie Chagonjian (1949-51) 13 225 17.3 0 5 Mike Perez (1986) 384 228 2,934 14 .594 6 Troy Jensen (1990-93) 13 200 15.4 0 6 Bob Frasco (1984) 387 221 2,688 20 .571 7 K.C. Clark (1983-86) 10 193 19.3 0 7 Jeff Garcia (1992) 371 209 2,418 15 .563 8 Harry Russell (1947-49) 11 183 16.6 0 8 Steve Clarkson (1981) 402 206 3,373 25 .512 9 Dennis Parker (1963-65) 5 183 36.6 1 9 Ed Luther (1978) 386 205 2,275 13 .531 10 Don Peterson (1966-67) 11 180 16.4 1 10 Ralph Martini (1990) 362 204 2,928 23 .564

SEASON PASSING EFFICIENCY (Minimum 15 pass attempts per game played) NO.NAME (SEASON) PA PC YDS. INT. TD RTG. 1 Jeff Garcia (1991) 160 99 1,519 5 12 160.12 2 Adam Tafralis (2006) 276 181 2,284 7 21 155.13 3 Gene Menges (1949) 182 99 1,490 11 16 140.10 4 Steve DeBerg (1976) 262 141 2,084 6 19 139.98 5 Mike Perez (1987) 408 243 3,260 13 22 138.10 Mike Perez Scott Rislov Jeff Garcia 6 Ralph Martini (1990) 362 204 2,928 13 23 138.08 7 Chon Gallegos (1961) 197 117 1,480 12 14 133.76 8 Ken Lutz (1988) 321 199 2,547 19 16 133.24 9 Steve Clarkson (1982) 340 196 2,485 10 20 132.56 10 Scott Rislov (2002) 449 275 3,251 14 22 132.00

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PASSING ACCURACY ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING (Minimum 15 pass attempts per game played) NO.NAME (SEASON) RUN REC. RET. YARDS NO.NAME (SEASON) ATT. COMP. PCT. 1 Sheldon Canley (1989) 1,201 353 959 2,513 1 Adam Tafralis (2006) 276 181 .656 2 Sheldon Canley (1990) 1,248 386 574 2,213 2 Ken Lutz (1988) 321 199 .619 3 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988) 1,219 668 315 2,202 3 Jeff Garcia (1991) 160 99 .619 4 Charles Pauley (2002) 67 804 1,215 2,086 4 Danny Holman (1966) 260 160 .615 5 Deoncé Whitaker (1998) 719 37 1,233 1,989 5 Scott Rislov (2002) 449 275 .612 6 Deoncé Whitaker (2000) 1,577 37 151 1,765 6 Carl Dean (1995) 302 182 .603 7 Gerald Willhite (1980) 1,210 492 42 1,744 7 Scott Rislov (2003) 437 261 .597 8 Gerald Willhite (1981) 1,154 435 — 1,589 8 Mike Perez (1987) 408 243 .596 9 Kevin Cole (1977) 755 179 581 1,515 9 Mike Perez (1986) 384 228 .594 10 Nathan DuPree (1992) 1,239 191 73 1,503 10 Chon Gallegos (1961) 197 117 .594 SCORING TOTAL OFFENSE NO.NAME (SEASON) TD EP1 EP2 FG TP NO.NAME (SEASON) PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS 1 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988) 19010116 1 Scott Rislov (2002) 521 13 3,251 3,264 2 Deonce Whitaker (2000) 1601098 2 Mike Perez (1987) 450 -47 3,260 3,213 3 Kenny Jackson (1987) 1601098 3 Ed Luther (1979) 459 -52 3,049 2,997 4 Sheldon Canley (1990) 1500090 4 Scott Rislov (2003) 490 -31 3,016 2,985 5 Sheldon Canley (1989) 1500090 5 Mike Perez (1986) 425 35 2,934 2,969 6 Sergio Olivarez (1986) 0 41 0 15 86 6 Jeff Garcia (1993) 475 359 2,608 2,967 7 Gerald Willhite (1980) 1401086 7 Steve Clarkson (1981) 459 41 2,906 2,947 8 Gerald Willhite (1981) 1400084 8 Ralph Martini (1990) 413 -5 2,928 2,923 9 Charlie Harraway (1965) 1400084 9 Bob Frasco (1984) 485 118 2,688 2,806 Edell Shepherd (2001) 1400084 10 Jeff Garcia (1992) 465 223 2,418 2,641 KICK SCORING PASS RECEIVING – NUMBER OF RECEPTIONS NO.NAME (SEASON) XP-XPA FG-FGA TP NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 1 Sergio Olivarez (1986) 41-43 15-21 86 1 Edell Shepherd (2001) 83 1,500 18.1 14 2 Nick Gilliam (2002) 42-44 12-20 78 2 Guy Liggins (1987) 77 1,208 15.7 10 3 Lou Rodriguez (1975) 29-33 16-30 77 3 Guy Liggins (1986) 72 983 12.8 6 4 Mike Berg (1981) 43-45 10-16 73 4 James Jones (2006) 70 893 12.8 10 5 Joe Nedney (1992) 30-33 14-19 72 5 Brian Roche (1995) 66 729 11.1 5 6 Ron Ploger (1974) 35-39 12-20 71 6 Jamall Broussard (2002) 62 681 11.0 5 7 Joe Nedney (1991) 35-42 11-19 68 7 Kevin Evans (1988) 61 887 14.5 4 Sergio Olivarez (1987) 41-47 9-17 68 Tim Kearse (1981) 61 842 13.8 7 9 Jeff Carr (2004) 40-40 8-13 64 Tuati Wooden (2003) 61 780 12.8 2 10 Jared Strubeck (2006) 36-40 9-12 63 Johnny Johnson, Jr. (1988) 61 668 10.9 4 James Saxon (1987) 61 561 9.2 2 PERFECT PAT KICK SCORING 12 Charles Pauley (2002) 60 804 13.4 4 NO.NAME (SEASON) XP-XPA 1 Jeff Carr (2004) 40-40 PASS RECEIVING – TOTAL YARDS 2 David Silberstein (1998) 33-33 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 3 David Bowen (1990) 28-28 1 Edell Shepherd (2001) 83 1,500 18.1 14 2 Guy Liggins (1987) 77 1,208 15.7 10 PUNTING – TOTAL YARDS 3 Guy Liggins (1986) 72 983 12.8 6 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. BLK 4 Oliver Newell (1997) 58 942 16.2 11 1 Joe Hicks (1972) 82 3,105 37.9 0 5 Eric Richardson (1983) 54 911 16.0 8 2 Joe Furlow (1996) 68 2,975 43.8 0 6 James Jones (2006) 70 893 12.8 10 3 John McMillen (1971) 74 2,947 39.8 3 7 Kevin Evans (1988) 61 887 14.5 4 4 Waylon Prather (2005) 74 2,908 39.3 0 8 Windrell Hayes (1996) 58 848 14.6 4 5 Randy Cardin (1966) 66 2,786 42.2 2 9 Lafo Malauulu (1986) 56 844 15.1 5 6 Waylon Prather (2006) 63 2,771 43.9 0 9 John Broussard (2006) 52 844 16.2 7 7 Sean Laughlin (1984) 68 2,727 40.1 0 11 Tim Kearse (1981) 61 842 13.8 7 8 Jim Hughes (1989) 63 2,673 42.4 0 12 Tony Smith (1984) 50 815 16.3 9 9 Jim Vernes (1969) 76 2,672 35.1 0 10 Jeff Cunningham (1973) 70 2,670 38.1 1

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PUNTING AVERAGE (MINIMUM 50 PUNTS) 7 Charles Pauley (2002) 21 237 11.3 0 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. BLK 8 Billy Parton (1947) 13 233 17.9 1 1 Tim Morgan (1999) 57 2,510 44.0 0 9 Archie Chagonjian (1949) 18 228 12.7 0 2 Waylon Prather (2006) 63 2,771 43.9 0 10 Waking Bailey (1999) 21 222 10.6 1 3 Joe Furlow (1996) 68 2,975 43.8 0 4 Lee Myhre (1992) 54 2,316 42.9 0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (MINIMUM 10 RETURNS) 5 Jason Chapple (1997) 60 2,569 42.8 0 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 6 Jim Hughes (1989) 63 2,673 42.4 0 1 Chuck Yeyna (1959) 10 170 17.0 0 7 Randy Cardin (1966) 66 2,786 42.2 2 2 Rich Lachapelle (1965) 11 178 16.2 1 8 John McMillen (1970) 53 2,204 41.6 3 3 Gary Maddocks (1975) 10 136 13.6 0 9 Lee Myhre (1993) 51 2,110 41.4 1 4 Jimmie Lassiter (1970) 25 323 12.9 1 10 Jeff Cunningham (1975) 58 2,375 40.9 0 5 Archie Chagonjian (1949) 18 228 12.7 0 6 Don Peterson (1966) 10 121 12.1 0 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (MINIMUM 10 RETURNS) 7 Rich James (1975) 15 174 11.6 0 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 8 Omarr Smith (1998) 19 217 11.4 1 1 Tim Kearse (1982) 11 359 32.6 1 9 Charles Pauley (2002) 21 237 11.3 0 2 Walt Roberts (1962) 10 322 32.2 1 10 Omarr Smith (1997) 22 246 11.2 1 3 Charles Pauley (2002) 31 978 31.5 2 4 Walt Roberts (1963) 12 358 29.8 1 PUNT RETURNS – NUMBER OF RETURNS 5 Jay Taylor (1988) 10 287 28.7 0 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 6 Deoncé Whitaker (1999) 14 396 28.3 1 1 Scott Wells (1988) 46 265 5.8 0 7 Kendrick Starling (2003) 20 562 28.1 0 2 Heshimu Colar (1990) 37 366 9.9 0 8 Trestin George (2005) 16 436 27.2 1 3 Scott Wells (1987) 36 282 7.8 0 9 Mack Burton (1961) 14 368 26.1 0 4 Aubrey Minter (1941) 34 330 9.7 0 10 Stan Webster (1978) 22 573 26.1 0 5 Heshimu Colar (1991) 31 208 6.7 0 Eddie Thomas (1989) 31 173 5.6 0 KICKOFF RETURNS – TOTAL YARDS 7 K.C. Clark (1986) 29 177 6.1 0 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 8 Jimmie Lassiter (1970) 25 323 12.9 1 1 Deoncé Whitaker (1998) 51 1,214 23.8 0 9 K.C. Clark (1983) 24 136 5.7 0 2 Charles Pauley (2002) 31 978 31.5 2 10 K.C. Clark (1984) 23 116 5.0 0 3 John Broussard (2004) 34 850 25.0 1 4 Sheldon Canley (1989) 40 959 23.9 1 INTERCEPTIONS – NUMBER OF INTERCEPTIONS 5 Jimmie Lassiter (1970) 26 673 25.9 2 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 6 Stan Webster (1979) 32 624 19.5 0 1 Dwight Lowery (2006) 9 111 12.3 0 7 Kevin Cole (1977) 25 581 24.1 0 2 Gerald Jones (2002) 8 116 14.5 1 8 Frank Slaton (1968) 24 578 23.2 0 Don Peterson (1966) 8 110 13.8 0 9 Sheldon Canley (1990) 24 574 23.9 1 Leroy Zimmerman (1939) 8 106 13.3 2 10 Stan Webster (1978) 22 573 26.1 0 5 Harry Russell (1948) 7 153 21.9 0 Dave Chaney (1971) 7 136 19.4 2 KICKOFF RETURNS – NUMBER OF RETURNS Gerald Small (1975) 7 104 14.9 2 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD Omarr Smith (1997) 7 80 11.4 0 1 Deoncé Whitaker (1998) 51 1,214 23.8 0 Sherman Cocroft (1983) 7 76 10.9 0 2 Sheldon Canley (1989) 40 959 23.9 1 Sherman Cocroft (1982) 7 72 10.3 0 3 John Broussard (2004) 34 850 25.0 1 Gill Byrd (1980) 7 69 9.9 0 4 Stan Webster (1979) 32 624 19.5 0 Troy Jensen (1993) 7 60 8.6 0 5 Charles Pauley (2002) 31 978 31.5 2 6 Freddie Payton (1985) 27 535 19.8 0 INTERCEPTIONS – TOTAL YARDS 7 Jimmie Lassiter (1970) 26 673 25.9 2 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 8 Kevin Cole (1977) 25 581 23.3 0 1 Gerald Jones (2003) 6 178 29.7 2 9 John Broussard (2005) 25 449 18.0 0 2 Ken Thomas (1979) 5 165 33.0 3 10 Frank Slaton (1968) 24 578 24.1 0 3 Harry Russell (1948) 7 153 21.0 0 11 Sheldon Canley (1990) 24 574 23.9 1 4 Brian Barnard (1969) 4 150 37.5 1 5 John King (1986) 5 137 27.4 0 PUNT RETURNS – TOTAL YARDS 6 Dave Chaney (1971) 7 136 19.4 2 NO.NAME (SEASON) NO. YDS. AVG. TD 7 Jay Taylor (1987) 4 123 30.7 2 1 Heshimu Colar (1990) 37 366 9.9 0 8 Gerald Small (1976) 4 121 30.3 0 2 Aubrey Minter (1941) 34 330 9.7 0 Walt Roberts (1963) 5 121 26.2 1 3 Jimmie Lassiter (1970) 25 323 12.9 1 10 Alex Wallace (2000) 3 120 40.0 1 4 Scott Wells (1987) 36 282 7.8 0 5 Scott Wells (1988) 46 265 5.8 0 6 Omarr Smith (1997) 22 246 11.2 1 www.sjsuspartans.com 127 Top Performances

RUSHING YARDS QUARTERBACK PASSING EFFICIENCY PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) RATING 1 Nathan DuPree UNLV (1992) 286 1 Marcus Arroyo Nevada (2001) 298.02 2 Deoncé Whitaker Hawai’i (2000) 278 2 Dale Rogers Rice (2004) 297.28 3 Deoncé Whitaker Stanford (2000) 254 3 Steve DeBerg Pacific (1976) 263.35 4 Sheldon Canley UNLV (1990) 253 4 Scott Rislov UTEP (2003) 247.98 5 Johnny Johnson, Jr. Utah State (1988) 228 5 Ed Luther CS Long Beach (1979) 220.08 6 Charley Harraway Montana State (1965) 227 6 Steve Clarkson UNLV (1982) 217.72 7 Johnny Johnson, Jr. Washington (1988) 217 7 Dan O’Dell UNLV (1997) 215.12 8 Kevin Cole Montana (1978) 216 8 Mike Perez Pacific (1986) 214.29 9 Kevin Cole CS Long Beach (1978) 210 9 Jeff Garcia Hawai’i (1991) 214.03 10 Deoncé Whitaker UTEP (2000) 209 10 Adam Tafralis New Mexico (2006) 213.64 Harry Beck Santa Clara (1950) 209 11 Tony Locy CS Fullerton (1987) 213.30 12 Sheldon Canley New Mexico State (1989) 208 12 Dan O’Dell Hawai’i (1997) 208.49 13 Tyson Thompson Hawai’i (2004) 203 13 Chris Kasteler Hawai’i (1998) 208.24 Deoncé Whitaker Saint Mary’s (1999) 203 14 Ralph Martini Stanford (1990) 208.24 15 Nathan DuPree Pacific (1992) 200 15 Adam Tafralis San Diego State (2006) 205.98 Jimmy Walsh Santa Clara (1979) 200 NO. OF PASS RECEPTIONS PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) NO. LONGEST RUNS 1 Tuati Wooden Tulsa (2003) 15 PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS Steven Pulley Stanford (1999) 15 1 Charley Harraway Pacific (1965) 94TD Guy Liggins Fresno State (1986) 15 2 Walt Roberts Arizona State (1961) 92TD 4 Doug Hooker UNLV (1988) 12 3 Yonus Davis Louisiana Tech (2006) 90TD Kevin Evans Utah State (1988) 12 4 Bill Walker Montana (1952) 88TD Kevin Bowman Utah State (1984) 12 5 Billy Parton UC Santa Barbara (1946) 87 Rick Parma Pacific (1978) 12 6 Tyson Thompson Hawai’i (2004) 85TD 8 Brian Roche San Diego State (1995) 11 Chip Vargas New Mexico State (1990) 85TD Johnny Johnson, Jr. Pacific (1989) 11 8 Yonus Davis New Mexico State (2005) 84TD Kevin Evans Oregon State (1988) 11 Frank Slaton New Mexico (1968) 84 Guy Liggins Oregon State (1987) 11 10 Jarmar Julien Tulsa (2001) 80TD Stacey Bailey CS Long Beach (1979) 11 Deoncé Whitaker Louisiana State (1999) 80TD PASS RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS PASSING YARDS 1 Edell Shepherd Nevada (2001) 269 PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS 2 Edell Shepherd Stanford (2001) 264 1 Scott Rislov UTEP (2003) 543 3 Steven Pulley Stanford (1999) 255 2 Mike Perez Pacific (1986) 508 4 Kevin Evans Utah State (1988) 216 3 Marcus Arroyo Nevada (2001) 476 5 Johnny Johnson, Jr. Pacific (1989) 203 4 Scott Rislov Tulsa (2003) 470 Guy Liggins Fresno State (1986) 203 5 Ed Luther CS Long Beach (1979) 467 7 Charles Pauley Nevada (2001) 201 6 Ralph Martini CS Fullerton (1990) 442 8 Walt Blackledge Brigham Young (1967) 188 7 Mike Perez Pacific (1987) 437 9 Tim Kearse Utah State (1981) 186 8 Mike Perez Fresno State (1986) 433 10 Mark Nichols CS Long Beach (1979) 180 9 Steve Clarkson Fresno State (1981) 426 LONG PASS PLAYS 10 Ken Lutz Oregon State (1988) 421 PASSER/RECEIVER OPP. (SEASON) YDS Ed Luther Pacific (1979) 421 1 Matt Veatch/Byron Jackson Minnesota (1991) 95TD 12 Mike Perez UNLV (1987) 409 2 Alli Abrew/Jacobbi Williams Baylor (1994) 93TD 13 Scott Rislov Illinois (2002) 408 3 J.P. Greco/John Broussard Boise State (2005) 90TD 14 Steve DeBerg Pacific (1976) 404 Scott Rislov/Juan Walden Hawai’i (2002) 90TD Steve Clarkson/Tim Kearse Utah State (1981) 90TD 6 Matt Veatch/Tony Jeffery CS Long Beach (1989) 89TD 7 Marcus Arroyo/E. Shepherd Fresno State (2001) 87TD 8 Adam Tafralis/John Broussard Fresno State (2006) 85TD 8 Chon Gallegos/Mack Burton Pacific (1962) 85TD 10 Tim Kearse/Tony Smith Stanford (1982) 84TD 11 Rand Carter/Walt Roberts Pacific (1963) 83TD Emmett Lee/Oneal Cuterry Hawai’i (1959) 83TD 13 Steve DeBerg/Garry Maddocks Pacific (1976) 80TD Gene Menges/Billy Wilson Stanford (1950) 80TD

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LONG PUNTS LONG PUNT RETURNS PLAYER YEAR LENGTH PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS 1 Leroy Zimmernan 1938 80 1 Jerry Colletto Oregon (1963) 91TD 2 Joe Hicks 1971 77 2 Billy Parton San Diego State (1947) 90TD 3 Tim Morgan 1998 76 3 Garry Maddocks CS Long Beach (1975) 89TD Tom Diehl 1986 76 4 Omarr Smith Fresno State (1998) 88TD 5 Lee Myhre 1992 75 5 Omarr Smith UTEP (1997) 84TD 6 Joe Furlow 1996 74 6 Waking Bailey UTEP (1999) 81TD 7 Waylon Prather 2006 72 7 Bill Foote Pacific (1942) 80 Joe Furlow 1996 72 8 Trestin George Rice (2004) 77TD John McMillen 1971 72 Jamall Broussard Tulsa (2003) 77TD 10 Joe Furlow 1996 71 10 Al Mason CS Long Beach (1973) 75TD Lee Myhre 1992 71 Frank Ratto 1979 71 LONG INTERCEPTION RETURNS LONG FIELD GOALS PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS PLAYER YEAR LENGTH 1 Ron Ockimey Hawai’i (2000) 94TD 1 Joe Nedney 1992 60 2 Ken Thomas Utah State(1979) 89TD 2 Lou Rodriguez 1975 52 3 Brian Barnard Pacific (1969) 85TD Ron Ploger 1974 52 4 Marv Johnson Fresno State (1949) 83TD Larry Barnes 1971 52 5 Freddie Payton Oregon (1985) 78TD 5 Tony Brown 1985 51 6 Patrick Battle SMU (2000) 77TD 6 Joe Furlow 1995 50 7 Dennis Parker Oregon (1963) 75TD Tony Brown 1985 50 Don Dambacher Mexico (1949) 75TD Mike Berg 1980 50 9 Bill Lewis 1937 75TD 9 Joe Furlow 1996 49 10 Dave Chaney San Diego State (1969) 71TD Joe Nedney 1991 49 Tony Brown 1985 49 LONG FUMBLE RETURNS (since 1977) Mike Berg 1981 49 PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS Ron Ploger 1974 49 1 Troy Jensen Stanford (1992) 95TD LONG KICKOFF RETURNS 2 Gerald Jones Arkansas State (2002) 72TD PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) YARDS 3 Sam Sherrod Hawai’i (1998) 61TD 1 Jimmie Lassiter California (1971) 102TD 4 Damaja Jones New Mexico (2006) 57 2 Tim Kearse CS Long Beach (1982) 100TD 5 Chris Willis Southwest Louisiana (1994) 55TD Bob Triplett California (1976) 100TD 6 Ron Ockimey Stanford (1999) 38TD 4 Trestin George Nevada (2003) 99TD 7 Willie Nevels CS Long Beach (1978) 36TD Marv Johnson Saint Mary’s (1949) 99TD 8 Marshall Blount Hawai’i (1999) 29TD 6 Charles Pauley UTEP (2002) 98TD 9 Anthony Washington Cal State Fullerton (1992) 24TD Frank Slaton (1969) 98TD 10 Tony Ficklin Tulsa (2004) 20TD 8 Charles Pauley Stanford (2002) 97TD Sheldon Canley Fresno State (1989) 97TD MOST TACKLES (since 1970) Jimmie Lassiter New Mexico (1970) 97TD PLAYER OPPONENT (SEASON) TACKLES 1 Frank Manumaleuna Colorado (1978) 27 (15+12) 2 Dave Chaney Fresno State (1971) 27 (18+9) 3 Dave Chaney Fresno State (1970) 26 (21+5) 4 Randy Gill Pacific (1977) 25 (15+10) 5 Ezekiel Staples Rice (2004) 24 (6+18) 6 Jacob Malae Washington (1996) 24 (12+12) 7 Randy Gill San Diego State (1977) 24 (15+9) 8 Dave Albright Cal State Fullerton (1983) 23 (4+19) Scott Wells Gerald Jones Charles Pauley 9 Eric Wilson Rice (2004) 22 (8+14) Carl Ekern Hawai’i (1975) 22 (17+5) Dave Chaney Fresno State (1971) 22 (7+15)

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OPPONENT RUSHING YARDS OPPONENT NO. OF PASS RECEPTIONS PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) NO. 1 LaDainian Tomlinson TCU (1999) 300 1 Paul Dombrowski New Mexico State (2005) 16 2 Jason Cooper Louisiana Tech (1994) 255 2 Bryant Reeves Nevada (1992) 15 3 Ron Dayne Wisconsin (1997) 254 3 Alex Van Dyke Nevada (1995) 13 Napoleon Kaufman Washington (1994) 254 4 Luke Powell Stanford (2003) 12 5 George Jones San Diego State (1995) 253 Nate Burleson Nevada (2001) 12 6 Ronney Jenkins Brigham Young (1998) 250 Donald Shoals Tulsa (2001) 12 7 ShanDerrick Charles SMU (2001) 243 Hawai’i (2000) 12 8 Uril Parrish Tulsa (2004) 229 8 Chad Mock Hawai’i (2005) 11 9 Dick Bass Pacific (1958) 226 Mike Crawford Nevada (2000) 11 10 Matt Milton Nevada (2002) 224 DeRonnie Pitts Stanford (2000) 11 11 Corey Dillon Washington (1996) 222 Ed McCaffrey Stanford (1990) 11 12 Obie Graves CS Fullerton (1978) 219 Matt Bouza California (1979) 11 13 Russell White California (1992) 216 14 Jamie Kimbrough Fresno State (1998) 212 OPPONENT PASS RECEIVING YARDS 15 Joe Abdullah Pacific (1995) 205 PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 16 Marcus Rucker Rice (2004) 201 1 Nate Burleson Nevada (2001) 326 2 Alex Van Dyke Nevada (1995) 314 OPPONENT LONG RUNS 3 Jerry Hendren Idaho (1968) 228 PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 4 Aaron Turner Pacific (1991) 222 1 Josh Levi Fresno State (1999) 94TD 5 Kendall Smith Utah State (1988) 208 2 Napoleon Kaufman Washington (1994) 91TD 6 Brian Roberson Fresno State (1996) 204 3 Johnny Wilson California (1954) 90 7 Lucious Davis New Mexico State (1994) 197 4 Marcus Rucker Rice (2004) 86TD 8 Lynn James Arizona State (1989) 193 John Winesberry Stanford (1972) 86TD 9 Stanford (1999) 186 6 Corey Dillon Washington (1996) 85TD 10 Marcus Stiggers Colorado (1999) 174 7 Ryan Benjamin Pacific (1992) 84TD 8 Harold Haddock Washington State (1960) 83TD OPPONENT LONG PASS PLAYS 9 John Greene BYU (1965) 81TD PASSER/RECEIVER YEAR TEAM YARDS 10 Thomas Jones Virginia (1998) 80TD 1 Dan Neill/Nate Burleson 2001 Nevada 91 Ron Dayne Wisconsin (1997) 80TD 2 /Reggie Williams 2002 Washington 89TD Russell White California (1991) 80TD Eric Bennett/Alex Van Dyke 1995 Nevada 89TD Brian Taylor Oregon State (1987) 80TD 4 Mike Speltz/J.J. Celestine 1988 CS Fullerton 87TD Ollie Matson USF (1949) 80TD 5 Brent Snyder/Kendall Smith 1988 Utah State 86TD 6 Mike Pitz/Ron Woods 1983 Pacific 85TD OPPONENT PASSING YARDS 7 Oliver Cruz/Terrance Minor 2002 UTEP 83TD PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 8 Ryan Dinwiddie/Jeb Putzier 2001 Boise State 80TD 1 Eric Bennett Nevada (1995) 492 Paul Justin/Lynn James 1989 Arizona State 80TD 2 David Neill Nevada (2001) 474 Hue Jackson/Booker Guyton 1986 Pacific 80TD 3 Pacific (1991) 471 4 Miami (Fla.) (1989) 468 OPPONENT LONG PUNTS 5 Mike Moschetti Colorado (1999) 465 PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 6 Nevada (1993) 457 1 Jeff Carter CS Long Beach (1983) 80 7 CS Long Beach (1982) 453 Craig Holworthy Fresno State (1973) 80 8 Jon Denton UNLV (1996) 432 3 Preston Loos Colorado State (1997) 79 9 Jesse Freitas San Diego State (1973) 427 4 Arizona State (1973) 77 10 Jon Beutjer Illinois (2002) 426 5 Guy McClure Utah State (1978) 73 11 Charles Puleri New Mexico State (1992) 425 Arizona State (1960) 73 12 Brent Snyder Utah State (1988) 412 7 Kyle Stringer Boise State (2004) 72 13 Luke McCown Louisiana Tech (2001) 407 8 Nick Coromelas Cal Poly (2006) 70 14 Timmy Chang Hawai’i (2000) 403 Jeff Carter CS Long Beach (1984) 70 Nick Sellers Pacific (1994) 403 10 Bill Wright BYU (1961) 69 16 Colt Brennan Hawai’i (2006) 402

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OPPONENT LONG FIELD GOALS TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS OPPONENT DATE YARDS 1 Dene Garner Utah State (1985) 58 1 Nevada Nov. 10, 2001 849 Chris Mangold Oregon State (1982) 58 2 Tulsa Oct. 27, 2001 746 3 Nick Garritano UNLV (1994) 54 3 Pacific Oct. 25, 1986 724 John Hopkins Stanford (1989) 54 4 Mexico Dec. 4, 1948 702 5 Luis Zendejas Arizona State (1984) 52 5 CS Fullerton Nov. 3, 1990 670 6 Nick Garritano UNLV (1994) 51 6 UTEP Nov. 8, 2003 664 David VanSteenkiste CS Long Beach (1988) 51 7 Utah State Oct. 22, 1988 654 8 Eric Abrams Stanford (1994) 50 8 Louisiana Tech Oct. 28, 2006 644 Doug Brien California (1992) 50 9 CS Long Beach Oct. 27, 1979 623 Robbie Keen California (1989) 50 10 CS Long Beach Oct. 13, 1990 621 Dat Ly New Mexico State (1989) 50 11 Pacific Oct. 19, 1991 616 Max Zendejas Arizona (1985) 50 12 Pacific Nov. 13, 1976 611 David Sweeney Stanford (1985) 50 13 UNLV Nov. 11, 1988 609 Luis Zendejas Arizona State (1984) 50 UNLV Oct. 31, 1992 609 Curtis Goodman Hawai’i (1977) 50 Mike Langford Stanford (1975) 50 TEAM RUSHING YARDS OPPONENT DATE YARDS OPPONENT LONG KICKOFF RETURNS 1 UC Santa Barbara Oct. 21, 1949 487 PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 2 Fresno State Oct. 10, 1952 486 1 Marion Motley Nevada (1948) 105TD 3 Louisiana Tech Oct. 28, 2006 476 2 Jamaal Fenner UTEP (2001) 98TD 4 Brigham Young Nov. 7, 1952 465 3 Jamie Kimbrough Fresno State (1998) 96TD 5 Tulsa Oct. 27, 2001 464 4 Charlie Smith Fresno State (1987) 95TD 6 Mexico Dec. 4, 1948 440 5 David Dunn Stanford (1995) 91TD 7 San Diego State Nov. 27, 1952 435 6 Nate Washington New Mexico State (1990) 88TD 8 Santa Clara Oct. 7, 1950 389 7 Culpepper Pacific (1979) 85TD 9 Idaho Sept. 18, 1953 378 Willie Williams Hawai’i 85TD 10 Cal Poly-SLO Oct. 16, 1948 360 9 Howard Jackson UTEP (2004) 80 TEAM PASSING YARDS OPPONENT LONG PUNT RETURNS DATE OPPONENT YARDS PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS 1 UTEP Nov. 8, 2003 547 1 Tony Waters West Texas State (1964) 94TD 2 Nevada Nov. 10, 2001 534 2 Wilton Davis Hardin-Simmons (1947) 90TD 3 Pacific Nov. 13, 1976 523 3 Kevin Robinson Utah State (2005) 87TD 4 Pacific Nov. 25, 1986 508 4 Eddie Lewis San Diego State (1997) 79TD 5 Pacific Nov. 7, 1987 506 5 Paul Horn Long Beach (1974) 77 6 CS Fullerton Nov. 3, 1990 504 6 Robert Tomlinson San Diego State (1948) 74 7 Tulsa Nov. 22, 2003 470 7 Hawaii (2004) 71TD 8 CS Long Beach Oct. 27, 1979 467 8 Oregon (1998) 70TD 9 Fresno State Nov. 23, 2001 450 9 Dion Frazier BYU (1961) 70TD 10 Fresno State Oct. 3, 1981 439 10 Ron Kulm Idaho (1962) 69 11 Fresno State Oct. 4, 1986 433 12 Oregon State Sept. 10, 1988 421 OPPONENT LONG INTERCEPTION RETURNS California Sept. 12, 1987 421 PLAYER TEAM (SEASON) YARDS Pacific Nov. 11, 1979 421 1 Frank Ditta Houston (1971) 100TD 2 Thomas Williams CS Fullerton (1988) 96TD TEAM TOTAL DEFENSE 3 Bob Phair Pacific (1964) 95TD OPPONENT DATE YARDS 4 Thomas Williams CS Fullerton (1988) 86TD 1 Mexico Dec. 4, 1948 -11 5 Rashad Bauman Oregon (1998) 80TD 2 Texas A&I Sept. 18, 1939 5 6 Steve Roberts Pacific (1987) 79TD 3 Montana State Sept. 15, 1939 19 7 Alan Grant Stanford (1988) 78TD 4 UC Santa Barbara Oct. 27, 1939 37 8 Lenny Randle Arizona State (1969) 76TD 5 Loyola (Calif.) Nov. 17, 1939 40 9 Terrence Orr Florida (2003) 73TD San Diego State Oct. 29, 1938 40 10 Allen Branco Washington State (1961) 69 Humboldt State Oct. 7, 1938 40 8 Hawai’i Nov. 30, 1957 41 9 Pacific Oct. 21, 1938 49 10 San Diego State Oct. 25, 1947 50

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TEAM RUSHING DEFENSE OPPONENT PASSING YARDS OPPONENT DATE ATT. YARDS DATE TEAM YARDS 1 San Diego State Nov. 6, 1971 36 -49 1 Nevada Nov. 10, 2001 565 2 New Mexico State Sept. 3, 1988 26 -31 2 Nevada Nov. 18, 1995 527 3 Utah State Oct. 31, 1987 15 -30 3 Hawai’i Oct. 28, 2000 492 4 Pacific Nov. 14, 1981 30 -27 4 Pacific Oct. 19, 1991 483 5 CS Long Beach Nov. 15, 1986 26 -17 5 Colorado Sept. 11, 1999 474 6 Mexico Sept. 10, 1949 -16 6 Miami (Fla.) Oct. 14, 1989 468 7 Redlands Nov. 10, 1939 -13 7 Hawai’i Oct. 22, 2005 457 8 UNLV Nov. 23, 1996 16 -10 8 Nevada Nov. 6, 1993 457 Loyola (Calif.) Nov. 17, 1939 -10 9 CS Long Beach Oct. 16, 1982 453 10 Cal Poly-SLO Oct. 16, 1948 29 -9 10 Hawai’i Nov. 2, 2002 440

TEAM PASSING DEFENSE OPPONENT TOTAL DEFENSE OPPONENT DATE YARDS OPPONENT DATE YARDS 1 Fresno State Nov. 24, 1939 -25 1 UTEP Oct. 22, 1966 -10 2 Texas A&I Sept. 18, 1939 -11 2 Wyoming Oct. 25, 1969 39 3 Hawai’i Nov. 30, 1957 -9 3 San Diego State Oct. 15, 1966 56 4 Pacific Oct. 30, 1948 -1 4 Arizona State Nov. 7, 1970 78 5 CS Fullerton Oct. 10, 1992 0 5 Stanford Nov. 13, 1971 80 BYU Sept. 23, 1960 0 6 Arizona State Sept. 15, 1984 81 Drake Nov. 30, 1939 0 7 Stanford Sept. 18, 1948 87 Pacific Oct. 1, 1938 0 8 San Diego State Oct. 17, 1970 88 9 Denver Sept. 18, 1959 2 9 Arizona State Sept. 16, 1967 106 10 Puget Sound Oct. 11, 1947 3 10 Utah State Nov. 12, 1966 119

OPPONENT TOTAL OFFENSE OPPONENT RUSHING DEFENSE TEAM DATE YARDS OPPONENT DATE ATT. YARDS 1 Nevada Nov. 10, 2001 791 1 UTEP Oct. 22, 1966 43 -106 2 Colorado Sept. 11, 1999 767 2 Wyoming Nov. 4, 1967 25 -52 3 Washington Nov. 16, 1996 734 3 Hawai’i Nov. 6, 1999 18 -37 4 Nevada Sept. 24, 1948 708 4 Stanford Sept. 14, 1985 23 -31 5 Nevada Nov. 18, 1995 696 5 Oregon Oct. 8, 1960 34 -29 6 Fresno State Nov. 20, 1999 685 6 Fresno State Nov. 19, 1966 38 -26 7 Stanford Sept. 21, 1968 681 7 Arizona State Sept. 16, 1967 42 -22 8 Boise State Oct. 26, 2002 650 8 CS Long Beach Oct. 16, 1982 22 -18 9 Rice Oct. 2, 2004 634 9 Utah State Sept. 21, 1985 25 -15 10 UTEP Nov. 8, 2003 630 10 San Diego State Oct. 4, 1969 34 -14 11 Nevada Nov. 6, 1993 623 11 Wyoming Nov. 7, 1959 24 -7 12 Fresno State Oct. 22, 1977 621 12 San Diego State Oct. 15, 1966 34 -5 13 Stanford Sept. 9, 2000 614 14 Fresno State Nov. 23, 2001 610 OPPONENT PASSING DEFENSE 15 Arizona State Nov. 23, 1968 607 OPPONENT DATE YARDS 16 Illinois Sept. 21, 2002 602 1 Oregon Sept. 20, 1975 3 2 Pacific Nov. 18, 1950 7 OPPONENT RUSHING YARDS Wyoming Oct. 25, 1969 7 TEAM DATE YARDS 4 Oregon Oct. 6, 1962 11 1 Rice Oct. 2, 2004 570 5 Cal Poly Nov. 2, 1957 14 2 Washington Nov. 16, 1996 559 6 San Diego State Nov. 12, 1948 18 3 Nebraska Sept. 2, 2000 505 7 BYU Sept. 25, 1953 20 4 Air Force Aug. 31, 1996 498 Stanford Sept. 18, 1948 20 5 USF Oct. 12, 1951 471 9 Washington Oct. 9, 2004 22 6 Pacific Nov. 8, 1958 459 10 Santa Clara Nov. 16, 1979 28 7 Virginia Oct. 3, 1998 446 8 Arizona State Oct. 27, 1956 429 9 Fresno State Oct. 22, 1977 420 10 TCU Oct. 9, 1999 418 11 Rice Oct. 16, 1999 413 12 Wisconsin Sept. 13, 1997 403

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Rushing Leaders 2000 Deoncé Whitaker 224 1,577 Year Name ATT. YDS. 2001 Jarmar Julien 174 820 1938 Leroy Zimmerman 88 422 2002 Lamar Ferguson 128 634 1939 Carlton Peregoy 153 514 2003 Lance Martin 119 520 1940 Bud Nygren 100 624 2004 Tyson Thompson 151 811 1941 Allen Hardisty 147 450 2005 Yonus Davis 95 638 1942 Not available 2006 Yonus Davis 163 1,007 1946 Not available 1947 Jack Donaldson 89 609 Passing Leaders 1948 Frank Mangini 85 521 Year Name PA PC YDS Larry Matthews 1949 Harry Russell 95 688 1938 Leroy Zimmerman 85 51 689 1950 Harry Beck 119 830 1939 Leroy Zimmerman 84 35 459 1951 Gibby Mendonsa 60 312 1940 Deward Tornell 89 45 501 1952 Dick Stults 118 801 1941 Allen Hardisty 81 30 281 1953 Larry Matthews 67 461 1942 Not available 1954 Roy Hiram 61 395 1946 Not available 1955 Stan Beasley 107 522 1947 Jim Jackson 122 49 799 1956 Harvel Pollard 65 320 1948 Chuck Hughes 115 47 757 1957 Harvel Pollard 76 313 1949 Gene Menges 182 99 1,490 1958 Sam Dawson 57 339 1950 Gene Menges 126 56 999 1959 Oneal Cuterry 100 491 1951 Lynn Aplanalp 95 55 592 1960 Johnny Johnson, Sr. 92 523 1952 Lynn Aplanalp 139 71 1,157 1961 Johnny Johnson, Sr. 124 597 1953 Larry Rice 78 33 446 Rick Kane 1962 Johnny Johnson, Sr. 151 579 1954 Benny Pierce 85 42 577 1963 Herb Engel 95 280 1955 Tony Teresa 89 39 709 1964 Charley Harraway 69 270 1956 Bob Reinhart 172 90 1,138 1965 Charley Harraway 159 792 1957 Dick Vermeil 84 43 580 1966 Jamie Townsend 58 156 1958 Emmett Lee 116 63 580 1967 Walt Shockley 85 341 1959 Emmett Lee 150 86 973 1968 Frank Slaton 59 287 1960 Mike Jones 152 71 1,049 1969 Larry Merlini 109 423 1961 Chon Gallegos 197 117 1,480 1970 Dale Knott 136 409 1962 Rand Carter 168 90 902 1971 Lawrence Brice 135 592 1963 Rand Carter 135 74 920 1972 Dale Knott 122 271 1964 Ken Berry 188 94 1,101 1973 Larry Lloyd 237 764 1965 Ken Berry 202 94 1,593 Gene Menges 1974 Walt Robinson 174 617 1966 Danny Holman 260 160 1,925 1975 Rick Kane 161 823 1967 Danny Holman 221 110 1,403 1976 Rick Kane 210 1,144 1968 Russ Munson 110 54 701 1977 Kevin Cole 200 755 1969 Ivan Lippi 301 105 1,395 1978 Kevin Cole 204 1,154 1970 Ivan Lippi 241 109 1,499 1979 Jewerl Thomas 154 825 1971 Dave Ellis 159 73 977 1980 Gerald Willhite 245 1,210 1972 Craig Kimball 323 145 1,798 1981 Gerald Willhite 297 1,154 1973 Craig Kimball 305 165 1,940 1982 Bobby Johnson 142 644 1974 Craig Kimball 355 175 2,401 1983 Bobby Johnson 214 914 1975 Roger Profitt 258 113 1,661 1984 Frank Robinson 129 546 1976 Steve DeBerg 262 141 2,084 1985 K.C. Clark 89 429 1977 Ed Luther 268 126 1,527 Lynn Aplanalp 1986 Kenny Jackson 268 1,117 1978 Ed Luther 386 205 2,275 1987 Kenny Jackson 200 870 1979 Ed Luther 415 241 3,049 1988 Johnny Johnson, Jr. 233 1,219 1980 Steve Clarkson 213 103 1,365 1989 Sheldon Canley 258 1,201 1981 Steve Clarkson 402 206 2,906 1990 Sheldon Canley 296 1,248 1982 Steve Clarkson 340 196 2,485 1991 Maceo Barbosa 207 999 1983 Jon Carlson 290 153 1,961 1992 Nathan DuPree 236 1,239 1984 Bob Frasco 387 221 2,688 1993 Nathan DuPree 136 737 1985 Doug Allen 290 142 1,717 1994 Patrick Walsh 119 467 1986 Mike Perez 384 228 2,934 1995 Donald Lindsey 164 805 1987 Mike Perez 408 243 3,260 1996 Patrick Walsh 104 386 1988 Ken Lutz 321 199 2,547 1997 Carlos Meeks 105 504 1989 Matt Veatch 234 123 1,722 1998 Deoncé Whitaker 133 719 1990 Ralph Martini 362 204 2,928 Craig Kimball 1999 Deoncé Whitaker 137 769 1991 Matt Veatch 206 110 1,752 www.sjsuspartans.com 133 Year-by-Year Leaders

1992 Jeff Garcia 371 209 2,418 1982 Tim Kearse 51 799 1993 Jeff Garcia 356 196 2,608 1983 Eric Richardson 54 911 1994 Alli Abrew 270 135 1,743 1984 Kevin Bowman 54 652 1995 Carl Dean 302 182 2,214 1985 Randy Walker 32 253 1996 Carl Dean 369 191 2,449 1986 Guy Liggins 72 983 1997 Dan O’Dell 180 87 1,130 1987 Guy Liggins 77 1,208 1998 Chris Kasteler 221 115 1,505 1988 Kevin Evans 61 887 1999 Chris Kasteler 350 193 2,239 Johnny Johnson, Jr. 61 668 2000 Marcus Arroyo 326 166 2,334 1989 Sheldon Canley 42 353 2001 Marcus Arroyo 261 141 1,905 1990 Bobby Blackmon 39 599 2002 Scott Rislov 449 275 3,251 1991 Bobby Blackmon 38 590 Mack Burton 2003 Scott Rislov 437 261 3,016 1992 Brian Lundy 38 679 2004 Dale Rogers 181 96 1,389 1993 Brian Lundy 46 712 2005 Adam Tafralis 286 142 1,810 1994 Jacobbi Williams 34 575 2006 Adam Tafralis 276 181 2,284 1995 Brian Roche 66 729 1996 Windrell Hayes 58 848 Receiving Leaders 1997 Oliver Newell 58 942 Year Name NO. YDS. 1998 Oliver Newell 39 583 1938 Herm Zetterquist 14 136 1999 Steven Pulley 54 772 1939 Johnny Allen 11 206 2000 Edell Shepherd 42 707 Buell Clement 11 180 2001 Edell Shepherd 83 1,500 Morris Manoogian 11 109 2002 Jamall Broussard 62 681 1940 Johnny Allen 21 373 2003 Tuati Wooden 61 780 S.T. Saffold 1941 Aubrey Minter 12 55 2004 Rufus Skillern 40 588 1942 Not available 2005 Rufus Skillern 36 561 1946 Not available 2006 James Jones 70 893 1947 Junior Morgan 18 218 1948 Billy Wilson 11 251 Scoring Leaders 1949 Junior Morgan 25 468 Year Name Pts. 1950 Billy Wilson 21 369 1938 Herm Zetterquist 36 1951 Bob Osborne 14 282 1939 Leroy Zimmerman 58 1952 Bob Amaral 18 369 1940 Not available 1953 Larry Matthews 8 126 1941 Fred Lindsey 54 1954 Clarence Wessman 13 227 1942 Not available 1955 Mel Powell 12 288 1946 Not available Sergio Olivarez 1956 Art Powell 40 583 1947 Jack Donaldson 48 1957 Dan Colchico 13 245 1948 Billy Wilson 55 1958 Dan Colchico 23 277 1949 Jack Donaldson 72 1959 Oneal Cuterry 29 378 1950 Harry Beck 72 1960 Mack Burton 23 376 1951 Frank Morris 36 1961 Oscar Donahue 35 527 1952 Dick Stults 66 1962 Dave Johnson 23 352 1953 Joe Ulm 66 1963 Walt Roberts 23 477 1954 Roy Hiram 54 1964 Bob Bonds 17 239 1955 Stan Beasley 40 1965 Steve Cox 38 513 1956 Art Powell 30 1966 Steve Cox 54 653 1957 Ray Norton 24 1967 Dwight Tucker 20 354 1958 Sam Dawson 26 Merlin Turner 1968 John Crivello 17 257 1959 Oneal Cuterry 44 1969 Butch Ellis 46 691 1960 Johnny Johnson, Sr. 68 1970 Al Ghysels 22 329 1961 Mack Burton 50 1971 Eric Dahl 27 563 1962 Johnny Johnson, Sr. 68 1972 Chris Moyneur 46 559 1963 Walt Roberts 46 1973 Ike McBee 43 712 1964 Bob Bonds 32 1974 Ike McBee 33 466 1965 Charley Harraway 84 1975 Garry Maddocks 28 452 1966 S.T. Saffold 24 1976 Garry Maddocks 32 557 1967 Clarence Kelley 30 1977 Steve Joyce 29 444 1968 Russ Munson 34 1978 Rick Parma 31 374 1969 Frank Slaton 32 1979 Stacey Bailey 45 296 1970 Dale Knott 54 1980 Gerald Willhite 55 492 1971 Eric Dahl 48 Everett Lampkins 1981 Tim Kearse 71 946 1972 Dale Knott 50

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1973 Ron Ploger 53 1971 Jimmie Lassiter 22 20.9 1963 Jerry Colletto 8 17.4 1974 Ron Ploger 71 1972 Jimmie Lassiter 23 22.9 1964 Bob Bonds 9 5.0 1975 Lou Rodriguez 77 1973 Walt Robinson 14 18.4 1965 Rich Lachapelle 11 16.2 1976 Rick Kane 54 1974 Walt Robinson 17 21.3 1966 Dave Mercer 16 6.5 1977 Kevin Cole 60 1975 Walt Robinson 18 21.1 1967 Glenn Massengale 13 8.7 1978 Jewerl Thomas 48 1976 Bob Triplett 15 21.9 1968 Glenn Massengale 10 10.5 1979 Mark Nichols 68 1977 Kevin Cole 25 23.2 1969 Glenn Massengale 10 5.1 1980 Gerald Willhite 86 1978 Stan Webster 22 26.1 1970 Jimmie Lassiter 25 12.9 1981 Gerald Willhite 84 1979 Stan Webster 32 19.5 1971 Jimmie Lassiter 18 12.0 1982 Mike Berg 58 1980 Gary Walker 17 22.7 1972 Jimmie Lassiter 21 5.1 1983 Dave Criswell 62 1981 Tim Kearse 19 19.7 1973 Garry Maddocks 13 5.8 1984 Tony Smith 54 1982 Tim Kearse 11 32.6 1974 Garry Maddocks 17 4.4 1985 Tony Brown 47 1983 Adam Goldberg 17 21.9 1975 Rick James 15 11.6 1986 Sergio Olivarez 86 1984 Randy Walker 15 16.7 1976 Garry Maddocks 10 13.6 1987 Kenny Jackson 98 1985 Freddie Payton 27 19.8 1977 James Richburg 18 6.6 1988 Johnny Johnson, Jr. 116 1986 Freddie Payton 11 17.4 1978 James Richburg 18 5.6 1989 Sheldon Canley 90 1987 James Saxon 22 24.8 1979 Stan Webster 14 4.0 1990 Sheldon Canley 90 1988 Jay Taylor 10 28.7 1980 Tim Kearse 7 7.6 1991 Joe Nedney 68 1989 Sheldon Canley 40 23.9 1981 Tim Kearse 19 8.6 1992 Joe Nedney 72 1990 Sheldon Canley 24 23.9 1982 Tim Kearse 12 3.8 1993 Joe Nedney 54 1991 Donald Lindsey 22 20.1 1983 K.C. Clark 24 5.7 1994 Joe Nedney 42 1992 Ronnie Scott 17 21.2 1984 K.C. Clark 23 5.0 1995 Joe Furlow 59 1993 Jacobbi Williams 23 20.2 1985 Freddie Payton 9 4.4 1996 Joe Furlow 51 1994 Jerry Reese 24 17.9 1986 K.C. Clark 29 6.1 1997 Oliver Newell 66 1995 Carlos Meeks 19 20.2 1987 Scott Wells 36 7.8 1998 David Silberstein 57 1996 Melvin McClendon 22 15.8 1988 Scott Wells 46 5.8 1999 Deoncé Whitaker 74 1997 Carlos Meeks 13 17.5 1989 Eddie Thomas 31 5.6 2000 Deoncé Whitaker 98 1998 Deoncé Whitaker 51 23.8 1990 Heshimu Colar 37 9.9 2001 Edell Shepherd 84 1999 Deoncé Whitaker 14 28.3 1991 Heshimu Colar 31 6.7 2002 Nick Gilliam 78 2000 Jarmar Julien 22 22.8 1992 Brian Lundy 17 6.7 2003 Jeff Carr 61 2001 Charles Pauley 19 24.4 1993 Brian Lundy 18 9.6 2004 Jeff Carr 70 2002 Charles Pauley 31 31.5 1994 Jacobbi Williams 14 5.9 2005 Jared Strubeck 61 2003 Kendrick Starling 20 28.1 1995 Brian Lundy 15 10.5 2006 James Jones 66 2004 John Broussard 34 25.0 1996 Jarrett Robinson 10 7.4 2005 Trestin George 16 27.2 1997 Omarr Smith 22 11.2 Kickoff Return Leaders 2006 John Broussard 11 21.5 1998 Omarr Smith 19 11.4 Year Name No. Avg. 1999 Waking Bailey 21 10.6 1947 Harry Russell 6 22.9 Punt Return Leaders 2000 Waking Bailey 19 4.6 1948 Billy Parton 7 20.3 Year Name No. Avg. 2001 Charles Pauley 16 7.4 1949 Archie Chagonjian 8 31.1 1938 Morris Manoogian 10 13.9 2002 Charles Pauley 21 11.3 1950 Buddy Traina 7 16.3 1939 Not available 2003 Jamall Broussard 16 10.9 1951 Al Matthews 14 16.8 1940 Not available 2004 James Jones 11 7.3 1952 Bill Walker 7 17.7 1941 Aubrey Minter 34 9.7 2005 James Jones 20 5.3 1953 Larry Matthews 14 18.7 1942 Not available 2006 James Jones 11 11.0 1954 Roy Hiram 5 20.4 1946 Not available 1955 Stan Beasley 6 19.5 1947 Billy Parton 13 17.9 Interception Leaders 1956 Art Powell 15 23.9 1948 Al Cementina 12 11.3 Year Name No. Yds. 1957 Sam Dawson 9 13.3 1949 Archie Chagonjian 18 12.7 1938 Dave Titchenal 6 33 1958 Oneal Cuterry 9 21.1 1950 Bob Osborne 12 10.4 1939 Leroy Zimmerman 8 106 1959 Oneal Cuterry 13 20.4 1951 Archie Chagonjian 21 8.1 1940 Not available 1960 Doug McChesney 6 24.0 1952 Larry Matthews 9 12.2 1941 Aubrey Minter 6 69 1961 Mack Burton 14 26.1 1953 Larry Matthews 9 7.1 1942 Not available 1962 Jerry Colletto 16 23.4 1954 Roy Hiram 6 32.3 1946 Not available 1963 Walt Roberts 12 29.8 1955 Stan Beasley 8 6.4 1947 Babe Nomura 4 78 1964 Bob Bonds 17 19.9 1956 Jim Riley 5 18.2 1948 Al Cementina 6 73 1965 Rich Lachapelle 22 20.0 1957 Harvel Pollard 7 5.0 1949 Archie Chagonjian 5 103 1966 Randy Cardin 9 13.3 1958 Clarion Appledorn 1 37.0 1950 Bob Osborne 3 65 1967 Frank Slaton 12 24.4 1959 Chuck Yeyna 10 17.0 1951 Archie Chagonjian 5 101 1968 Frank Slaton 24 24.0 1960 Fred Blanco 13 5.3 1952 Benny Pierce 5 54 1969 Frank Slaton 18 24.8 1961 Walt Roberts 8 10.4 1953 Larry Matthews 3 47 1970 Jimmie Lassiter 26 25.9 1962 Walt Roberts 6 19.5 1954 Tony Teresa 5 49 www.sjsuspartans.com 135 Year-by-Year Leaders

1955 Tony Teresa 5 112 Total Tackles Leaders 1989 Lyneil Mayo 20.5 1956 Walt Ackerman 2 5 Year Name No. 1990 Lyneil Mayo 21.0 1957 Ron Woolverton 1 40 1970 Dave Chaney 206 1991 Raymond Bowles 19.5 1958 Emmett Lee 5 82 1971 Dave Chaney 206 1992 Kevin O’Connell 9.5 1959 Mack Burton 2 44 1972 Bill Brown 127 1993 Dan Godfrey 7.0 1960 Jim Cadile 1 46 1973 Dave Wasick 135 1994 Greg Phillips 10.0 1961 Walt Roberts 6 46 1974 Carl Ekern 142 Dan Godfrey 10.0 1962 Dave Johnson 2 10 1975 Carl Ekern 132 1995 Howard Butler 7.5 1963 Walt Roberts 5 131 1976 James Hawkins 102 1996 Jacob Malae 4.0 1964 Bob Bonds 4 30 1977 Randy Gill 232 Zach Michalski 4.0 1965 Jim McGuire 3 101 1978 Frank Manumaleuna 175 Jerald Perry 4.0 1966 Don Peterson 8 110 1979 Cheyenne Tuufuli 122 1997 Zach Michalski 12.0 1967 Don Peterson 3 70 1980 Rod Traylor 127 1998 Sam Sherrod 8.0 1968 Terry Hostek 4 45 1981 Damon Keeve 84 1999 Abdul-Salam Noah 10.0 1969 Al Harris 6 64 1982 Bob Matheny 76 2000 Josh Parry 10.0 1970 Brodie Greer 6 86 1983 Dave Albright 129 2001 David Coats 8.0 1971 Dave Chaney 7 136 1984 Vyn Goodmon 112 2002 Philip Perry 14.5 1972 Mike Hopkins 5 21 1985 Larry Weldon 98 2003 Philip Perry 6.5 1973 Dwayne Price 4 73 1986 Greg Cox 98 2004 Tony Ficklin 17.0 1974 Clay Jackson 4 117 1987 Barry Kidney 109 2005 Justin James 16.5 1975 Gerald Small 7 104 1988 Dave Moss 112 2006 Damaja Jones 10.5 1976 Gerald Small 4 121 1989 Everett Lampkins 109 1977 Dennis Wylie 4 43 1990 Steve Hieber 80 Quarterback Sack Leaders 1978 Steve Hines 5 85 1991 Heshimu Colar 88 Year Name No. 1979 Ken Thomas 5 165 Chris Clarke 88 1979 Merlin Turner 7.0 1980 Gill Byrd 7 69 1992 Troy Jensen 76 1980 Rod Traylor 11.0 1981 Ken Thomas 4 103 1993 Jim Singleton 144 1981 Bob Overly 17.0 Glen McClaren 4 50 1994 Dan Godfrey 136 1982 Kerry Ford 8.0 Brian Hawkins 4 40 1995 Jacob Malae 100 1983 Terry McDonald 11.0 1982 Sherman Cocroft 7 72 1996 Jacob Malae 130 1984 Terry McDonald 10.5 1983 Sherman Cocroft 7 76 1997 Lyle West 128 1985 Danny Clark 6.0 1984 Frank Witherspoon 5 22 1998 Lyle West 122 1986 Sam Kennedy 10.5 1985 Freddie Payton 3 80 1999 Josh Parry 94 1987 Yepi Pauu 6.5 1986 John King 6 148 2000 Josh Parry 122 1988 Dave Moss 5.5 K.C. Clark 6 107 2001 Larry Thompson 102 George Muraoka 5.5 1987 Jay Taylor 4 123 2002 Luke LaHerran 120 1989 Lyneil Mayo 16.5 1988 Jay Taylor 3 15 2003 Gerald Jones 101 1990 Lyneil Mayo 13.5 1989 Paul Franklin 4 39 2004 Josh Powell 101 1991 Raymond Bowles 9.5 1990 Paul Franklin 4 82 2005 Ezekiel Staples 115 1992 Chad Carpenter 5.5 1991 Freddie Smith 3 17 2006 Matt Castelo 165 1993 Greg Phillips 3.0 1992 Troy Jensen 4 91 1994 Tom Sotelo 3.5 Dee Grayer 4 0 Tackles for Loss Leaders 1995 Howard Butler 3.5 1993 Troy Jensen 7 60 1996 Eric Coughran 5.0 1994 Marcus Galbreath 4 75 Year Name No. 1973 Dave Wasick 10.0 1997 Eric Coughran 5.0 Wardell Crutchfield 4 31 1998 Sam Sherrod 7.0 1995 Beto Lomax 4 14 1974 Dave Wasick 7.0 1975 Kim Bokamper 11.0 1999 Sam Sherrod 4.0 1996 Jarrett Robinson 3 41 2000 Marshall Blount 6.0 Wardell Crutchfield 3 0 1976 Wilson Faumuina 7.0 1977 Rayford Roberson 11.0 2001 David Coats 6.0 1997 Omarr Smith 7 80 2002 Philip Perry 7.0 1998 Omarr Smith 3 0 1978 Rayford Roberson 20.0 1979 Not available 2003 Sean McNamara 5.0 1999 Kenny Sanchez 2 11 2004 Tony Ficklin 7.0 2000 Alex Wallace 3 120 1980 Casey Gulliford 11.0 Bob Overly 11.0 2005 Justin James 8.0 Patrick Battle 3 109 2006 Jarron Gilbert 5.0 Willie Adams 3 64 1981 Bob Overly 24.5 2001 Larry Thompson 4 61 1982 Jesse Green 14.0 2002 Gerald Jones 8 116 1983 Terry McDonald 14.0 2003 Gerald Jones 6 178 1984 Danny Clark 16.0 2004 Brian Nunez 4 79 1985 Sam Kennedy 6.0 2005 Josh Powell 4 35 1986 Sam Kennedy 11.5 2006 Dwight Lowery 9 111 1987 Chris Alexander 13.0 1988 George Muraoka 14.0

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Four-Year Colleges & Universities Two-Year Colleges FIRST LAST SJSU OPP. TOTAL OPPONENT RECORD OPPONENT GAME GAME PTS. PTS. GAMES RECORD Bakersfield 2-0-0 Air Force 1996 1997 25 67 2 1-1-0 Hollister 2-1-0 Arizona 1965 1985 60 116 4 1-3-0 College of Idaho 1-0-0 Arizona State 1936 2001 479 872 29 11-18-0 Marin 2-0-0 Arkansas State 1995 2002 40 35 2 1-1-0 Modesto 1-7-1 Baylor 1980 1994 50 76 2 1-1-0 Sacramento 1-4-1 Boise State 1978 2006 133 325 7 0-7-0 San Mateo 2-6-2 Brigham Young 1946 1998 305 327 14 9-5-0 Santa Barbara 1-1-0 California 1899 1996 514 1,084 35 6-29-0 Santa Rosa 3-2-0 California Junior Varsity 1900 1939 72 24 4 3-1-0 UC Davis 1922 1934 42 91 7 2-3-2 High Schools UC Santa Barbara 1927 1971 390 110 13 12-1-0 OPPONENT RECORD Cal Poly 1923 2006 256 115 13 9-4-0 Alameda (Calif.) 1-0-0 Cal Poly Pomona 1942 1942 33 6 1 1-0-0 Kamehameha (Hawaii) 2-0-0 Cal Tech 1929 1938 154 6 3 3-0-0 Lowell (San Francisco) 0-1-0 Central Michigan 1979 1990 80 58 2 1-1-0 Oakland (Calif.) 1-0-0 Chico State 1900 1934 59 219 14 5-8-1 Palo Alto (Calif.) 1-0-0 Colorado 1952 2001 71 156 4 0-4-0 St. Matthews 1-0-0 Colorado State 1961 1997 50 105 4 1-3-0 Santa Clara (Calif.) 1-1-0 Denver 1956 1959 94 75 4 3-1-0 Santa Clara Prep 1-0-0 Drake 1939 1956 38 7 2 2-0-0 San Jose (Calif.) 0-1-2 Eastern Illinois 1987 1987 24 3 1 1-0-0 Stockton (Calif.) 1-0-0 Eastern Michigan 1987 1987 27 30 1 0-1-0 Eastern Washington 2005 2005 35 24 1 1-0-0 Military Service Teams Florida 1991 2003 24 124 2 0-2-0 OPPONENT RECORD Fresno State* 1921 2006 1,564 1,501 71 33-35-3 Alameda Coast Guard 1-0-0 CS Fullerton* 1974 1992 592 313 19 14-5-0 Fort Ord 0-0-1 Grambling State 2003 2003 29 0 1 1-0-0 McClelland Field 1-0-0 Hardin Simmons 1941 1947 33 53 3 1-1-1 Moffett Field 0-1-0 Hawai’i 1936 2006 780 654 30 15-14-1 San Diego Marines 1-1-1 Houston 1971 1971 20 34 1 0-1-0 San Diego Naval Training Center Humboldt State 1935 1938 87 28 4 3-1-0 0-1-0 Idaho 1946 2006 384 294 18 10-7-1 Illinois 2002 2005 57 75 2 1-1-0 Iowa State 1958 1980 12 91 3 0-3-0 Club Teams Kansas State 1963 1963 16 0 1 1-0-0 OPPONENT RECORD LaVerne 1937 1937 40 0 1 1-0-0 Antioch American Legion 0-1-0 Long Beach State* 1970 1991 635 389 22 17-5-0 Fireman’s Athletic Club (L.A.) Louisiana-Lafayette 1974 1994 156 147 6 3-3-0 0-1-0 Louisiana State 1999 1999 21 29 0 0-1-0 Hawaii All-Stars 1-0-1 Louisiana Tech 1993 2006 178 124 6 4-2-0 Honolulu Town 1-0-0 Louisville 1990 1993 34 41 2 0-1-1 Leiluhua 1-0-0 Loyola (Calif.) 1939 1951 56 39 4 2-2-0 McKinley of Hawaii 1-0-0 Marquette 1951 1951 7 21 1 0-1-0 Moilili Bears 1-0-0 Memphis State 1971 1971 9 28 1 0-1-0 San Francisco Olympic Club 0-1-0 University of Mexico 1948 1949 174 19 2 2-0-0 Miami (Fla.) 1989 1989 16 48 1 0-1-0 Miami (Ohio) 1986 1986 37 7 1 1-0-0 Minnesota 1991 1992 59 56 2 1-1-0 Montana 1950 1978 67 14 2 2-0-0 Did You Know? Montana State 1939 1965 153 41 5 5-0-0 Morgan State 2004 2004 47 28 1 1-0-0 Richard Nixon, the 37th president Nebraska 2000 2000 13 49 1 0-1-0 of the United States, was a third- Nevada 1899 2006 450 528 21 7-12-2 string guard for the 1934 Whittier UNLV* 1981 1997 562 375 17 11-5-1 College Poets football team. In the New Mexico 1954 2006 415 276 16 11-4-1 first of three meetings between San New Mexico State 1984 2006 521 194 14 12-2-0 Jose State and Whittier, the game Northern Arizona 1937 1938 55 18 2 2-0-0 ended in a 6-6 tie. www.sjsuspartans.com 137 Series Records

Four-Year Colleges & Universities FIRST LAST SJSU OPP. TOTAL Did You Know? OPPONENT GAME GAME PTS. PTS. GAMES RECORD Northern Illinois 1995 1995 17 18 1 0-1-0 San Jose State was scheduled to North Texas 1953 1981 74 61 4 2-1-1 play two games in Hawaii to end Occidental 1942 1942 26 7 1 1-0-0 the 1941 season. The Spartans were Ohio State 2002 2002 7 50 1 0-1-0 in Honolulu when the attack on Oregon 1953 1998 221 451 18 6-12-0 Pearl Harbor occurred on Oregon State* 1979 1997 114 130 5 2-3-0 December 7, 1941. Many players Pacific 1921 1995 1,442 1,236 68 41-23-4 immediately joined the local police Pacific (Oregon) 1938 1938 39 0 1 1-0-0 force or the armed services. The Pepperdine 1948 1950 158 25 3 3-0-0 games against the University of Portland 1946 1946 26 19 1 1-0-0 Hawai’i on December 13 and Puget Sound 1947 1948 48 7 2 2-0-0 Willamette College of Oregon on Redlands 1935 1939 125 25 5 4-1-0 December 16 were cancelled. Rice 1998 2004 150 173 5 3-2-0 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 1948 1950 72 38 3 2-1-0 San Diego State 1935 2006 745 681 34 16-16-2 San Francisco 1936 1951 71 220 10 2-8-0 San Francisco State 1932 1933 63 6 2 2-0-0 Santa Clara 1899 1982 399 226 18 12-4-2 South Dakota 1940 1940 40 7 1 1-0-0 Southern California 1995 2001 41 100 3 0-3-0 SMU 2000 2004 130 107 5 3-2-0 Southern Utah 2000 2000 47 7 1 1-0-0 Stanford 1900 2006 1,059 2,024 61 14-46-1 Stanford Frosh 1923 1929 6 104 2 0-2-0 Texas A&I 1939 1941 23 17 3 2-1-0 TCU 1999 2000 27 66 2 1-1-0 UTEP 1966 2004 300 315 10 5-5-0 Texas Tech 1949 1949 20 13 1 1-0-0 Toledo 1981 1981 25 27 1 0-1-0 Tulsa 1999 2004 219 171 6 3-3-0 Utah 1969 1998 78 128 5 1-4-0 Utah State* 1940 2006 690 548 29 18-10-1 Virginia 1998 1998 14 52 1 0-1-0 Washington 1958 2006 149 322 10 0-10-0 Washington State 1955 1996 166 334 12 4-7-1 Weber State 1932 1932 20 0 1 1-0-0 Whittier 1934 1942 32 20 3 1-1-1 Willamette 1934 1946 95 48 6 4-2-0 Wisconsin 1997 1997 10 56 1 0-1-0 Wyoming 1959 1997 104 207 7 1-6-0 ALL-TIME TOTALS 1893 2006 18,144 18,154 886 433-415-38+ Did You Know? * – record later changed by action of the conference. Only on-the-field results are counted. + – includes on-the-field results against all opponents In 1981 and 1987, San Jose State was the “mythical champion” of the . The Spartans defeated both California and Stanford in those two seasons.

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1893 (0-1) 1922 (2-5-1) Fresno State 7 10 1933 (4-4-0) COACH: J.E. Addicott COACH: David Wooster Chico State 0 19 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot San Jose YMCA 0 18 CAPTAIN: Louis Marsh Cal Poly-SLO 12 0 CAPTAIN: Wesley “Bud” Hubbard San Jose HS 6 6 Modesto JC 7 12 9/23 @Stanford 0 27 1894 San Mateo JC 3 6 121 67 9/30 @Sacramento JC 8 20 NO FORMAL COMPETITION Santa Clara Prep 12 7 1928 (5-2-1) 10/7 S.F. State (HC) 44 6 Hollister JC 13 0 COACH: E.R. Knollin 10/16 Pacific 12 6 1895 (0-0-1) Chico State 0 21 CAPTAIN: Awbrey Laws 10/21 California JV 0 12 COACH: J.E. Addicott UC Davis 0 58 Marin JC 26 0 11/11 @UC Davis 20 0 Pacific 6 6 Modesto JC 0 6 Santa Rosa JC 32 6 11/18 Fresno State 18 0 Pacific 0 23 Cal Poly-SLO 6 0 11/30 @Chico State 0 7 1896 & 1897 – NO TEAM 34 127 Modesto JC 6 13 102 78 Chico State 6 0 1898 (4-1-1) 1923 (0-6-0) Santa Barbara JC 6 0 1934 (3-3-4) COACH: J.E. Addicott COACH: H.C. McDonald San Mateo JC 14 24 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot CAPTAIN: Fred Estes CAPTAIN: Ralph Herman San Mateo JC 21 21 CAPTAIN: Dario ‘Si’ Simoni Pacific 18 0 Modesto JC 0 28 117 64 9/22 @Stanford 0 48 Alameda HS 29 5 Stanford Frosh 0 79 1929 (3-3-1) 9/29 Santa Barbara San Jose HS 6 6 Cal Poly-SLO 0 14 COACH: Walter Crawford Athletic Club 28 19 Stockton HS 6 0 Pacific 0 46 CAPTAIN: Howard Hornbuckle 10/6 @San Francisco Oakland HS 16 0 San Mateo JC 0 45 Cal Tech 54 0 Olympic Club 13 19 Lowell HS 6 11 Chico State 3 50 UC Davis 0 13 10/13 Chico State (HC) 6 6 81 22 3 262 Sacramento JC 6 20 10/20 @UC Davis 0 0 Pacific 6 6 10/27 Nevada 10 0 1899 (5-2-1) 1924 (1-4) Stanford Grays 6 25 11/3 Fresno State 7 7 COACH: Jess Woods COACH: E.R. Knollin Chico State 6 0 11/12 Willamette 7 21 Pacific 6 0 CAPTAIN: Paul Thompson Fresno State 26 14 11/17 @Pacific 13 0 Santa Clara HS 23 0 Hollister JC 13 0 104 78 11/29 @Whittier 6 6 Palo Alto HS 17 0 San Mateo JC 0 28 1930 (2-3-3) 90 126 Hoitts School 28 0 Modesto JC 6 26 COACH: Walter Crawford St. Matthews 35 12 Santa Rosa JC 6 7 CAPTAIN: Howard Hornbuckle 1935 (5-5-1) California 0 44 Chico State 0 26 Fireman’s Athletic Club 0 19 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot Nevada 0 6 25 87 Sacramento JC 0 0 CAPTAIN: Horace Laughlin Santa Clara College 6 6 Pacific 0 27 9/21 @Willamette 0 14 115 68 1925 (2-5) Chico State 19 0 9/28 @Stanford 0 35 COACH: E.R. Knollin San Mateo JC 0 0 10/12 McKinley of Honolulu 1900 (3-3-1) CAPTAIN: Paul Thompson UC Davis 0 0 19 0 COACHES: J.E. Addicott, Santa Rosa JC 21 0 Fresno State 12 27 10/18 @Pacific 0 0 Whitemeger, Fielding Yost Modesto JC 0 16 Modesto JC 19 6 10/26 Antioch American Legion CAPTAIN: W.E. Meese Fresno State 7 23 50 79 03 Stanford 0 35 Chico State 0 53 1931 (1-7) 11/1 Whittier 6 14 Stanford 0 24 San Mateo JC 14 44 COACH: Walter Crawford 11/11 @Redlands 0 7 Nevada 0 0 Cal Poly-SLO 20 9 CAPTAIN: Jack Wool 11/16 @Nevada 20 6 California JC 6 0 Sacramento JC 7 13 San Diego Marines 0 8 11/22 Humboldt State (HC) California 0 5 69 158 San Mateo JC 20 0 25 6 Chico 5 0 Chico State 0 7 11/28 San Diego State 24 9 Chico 12 0 1926 (1-5-1) Nevada 0 18 12/7 @Kamehameha 22 7 23 64 COACH: E.R. Knollin UC Davis 3 13 116 101 1901–1902 CAPTAIN: “Tiny” Carlton Modesto JC 0 9 COACH: W.E. Meese Modesto JC 0 0 Pacific 0 27 1936 (5-4-0) NO FORMAL COMPETITION Bakersfield JC 14 0 Fresno State 0 32 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot San Mateo JC 6 14 23 114 CAPTAIN: Lester Carpenter 1903–1920 – NO FOOTBALL TEAM Santa Rosa JC 6 12 1932 (7-0-2) 9/5 San Francisco 0 13 Cal Poly-SLO 0 13 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot 9/10 Pacific 8 0 1921 (1-5) Fresno State 0 34 CAPTAIN: Wesley “Bud” Hubbard 9/17 Santa Clara 0 20 COACH: David Wooster Chico State 0 21 10/1 S.F. State 19 0 9/24 @San Diego State 6 14 CAPTAIN: Beryl Burchfield 26 94 10/8 @Pacific 7 0 11/7 Humboldt State (HC) San Jose HS 7 20 10/15 Sacramento JC 13 6 020 Santa Clara HS 0 48 1927 (4-5) 10/22 Fresno State 0 0 11/11 Redlands 40 6 Pacific 0 34 COACH: E.R. Knollin 10/29 Chico State 14 7 11/26 Arizona State 33 6 San Jose HS 0 7 CAPTAIN: Awbrey Laws 11/5 Nevada 0 0 12/4 @Hawai’i 13 8 Fresno State 14 2 Marin JC 44 0 11/11 Marin JC 24 7 12/11 @Kamehameha 36 6 Hollister JC 14 30 Sacramento JC 7 13 11/19 UC Davis 19 7 136 93 35 141 Santa Barbara JC 7 13 11/24 Weber State 20 0 Santa Rosa JC 25 0 116 27 San Mateo JC 12 0

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1937 (11-2-1) 10/25 @UC Santa Barbara 1947 (9-3) 11/10 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) (HC) COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot 33 6 COACH: Wilbur V. “Bill” Hubbard 18 6 CAPTAIN: Glenn “Pop” DuBose 11/1 @Loyola (Calif.) 27 12 CAPTAIN: Bob Pifferini 11/18 @Pacific 7 7 9/20 College of Idaho 59 0 11/8 Pacific (HC) 28 7 9/19 San Francisco 6 20 11/24 Montana (@Hawaii) 9/25 LaVerne College 40 0 11/16 @Fresno State 14 7 9/26 Hawaii All-Stars 35 18 32 7 10/1 @Pacific 12 7 11/21 South Dakota 40 7 10/3 Hardin-Simmons 19 12 201 118 10/8 Northern Arizona 21 6 11/30 Nevada 30 7 10/11 @Puget Sound 18 0 10/16 Willamette 8 7 263 62 10/17 UC Santa Barbara 39 0 1951 (2-7-1) 10/22 Cal Tech 48 6 10/25 @San Diego State 32 7 COACH: Robert T. Bronzan 10/30 @San Diego Marines 1941 (5-3-3) 10/31 Pacific (HC) 0 14 CAPTAINS: Gibby Mendonsa, 77 COACH: Ben H. Winkleman 11/8 @Brigham Young 28 19 Tom Cuffe, Archie Chagonjian 11/7 Santa Clara (HC) 2 25 CAPTAIN: Bob Hamill 11/22 Cal Poly-SLO 47 0 9/21 @San Francisco 2 39 11/11 Redlands 12 0 9/19 Texas A&I 14 7 11/27 @Fresno State 20 21 9/29 @Stanford 13 26 11/13 @Humboldt State 13 2 9/26 Utah State 30 0 12/3 @Molili Bears 53 0 10/6 @Fresno State 32 6 11/20 @Arizona State 25 6 10/3 Fort Ord 6 6 12/10 @Leihuhua 20 14 10/12 San Francisco 7 42 11/26 San Diego State 6 7 10/10 San Diego State 20 0 327 126 10/20 @Idaho 7 40 12/4 @Hawai’i 7 6 10/17 Hardin-Simmons 7 7 10/26 Loyola (Calif.) 12 13 12/11 @Honolulu Town 13 0 10/24 @Pacific 7 0 1948 (9-3) 11/3 @San Diego NTC 12 28 273 79 10/31 UC Santa Barbara (HC) COACH: Wilbur V. “Bill” Hubbard 11/17 Santa Clara 7 7 33 14 CAPTAIN: Billy Parton 11/23 Pacific (HC) 7 0 1938 (11-1) 11/8 Nevada 19 20 9/18 @Stanford 20 26 12/1 Marquette 7 21 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot 11/14 @Fresno State 0 0 9/24 Nevada 0 39 106 222 CAPTAIN: Walt McPherson 11/22 @San Francisco 0 20 10/1 Puget Sound 20 7 9/19 @Arizona State 18 7 11/26 Moffett Field 13 22 10/9 @Pepperdine 61 6 1952 (6-3) 9/23 California JV 39 12 12/13 @Hawai'i Cancelled 10/16 @Cal Poly-SLO 47 7 COACH: Robert T. Bronzan 9/30 Cal Tech 52 0 12/16 Willamette (@Hawaii) 10/22 UC Santa Barbara (HC) CAPTAINS: Bob Amaral, 10/7 Humboldt State 48 0 Cancelled 43 13 George Porter 10/14 @Pacific (Ore.) 39 0 149 96 10/30 @Pacific 14 7 9/20 @Colorado 14 20 10/21 Pacific 19 6 11/5 Brigham Young 21 6 9/27 @San Diego State 47 6 10/29 @San Diego State 14 0 1942 (7-2) 11/12 San Diego State 21 13 10/4 @Arizona State 21 14 11/5 @UC Santa Barbara 20 0 COACH: S. Glenn (Tiny) Hartranft 11/19 Fresno State 41 6 10/10 Fresno State 40 6 11/11 Redlands (HC) 21 6 CAPTAIN: Wilbur Wool 11/26 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 10/18 @Pacific 26 21 11/20 @San Diego MC 6 0 9/26 Cal Poly Pomona 33 6 14 19 11/1 @Stanford 13 35 11/27 Northern Arizona 34 12 10/3 @Whittier 20 0 12/4 University of Mexico 11/7 Brigham Young (HC) 12/3 @Hawai’i 12 13 10/10 Occidental 26 7 71 19 44 27 322 56 10/17 Pacific 29 0 373 168 11/14 Montana State 39 20 10/25 @San Francisco 13 20 11/27 Santa Clara 7 15 1939 (13-0) 11/1 U.S. Coast Guard 9 0 1949 (9-4) 251 164 COACH: Dudley S. DeGroot 11/8 San Diego State (HC) COACH: Wilbur V. “Bill” Hubbard ADVISORY COACH: 26 0 CAPTAINS: Jack Faulk, Harley Dow 1953 (4-4-1) Glenn Scobie ‘Pop’ Warner 11/11 @McClelland Field 27 7 9/10 University of Mexico COACH: Robert T. Bronzan CAPTAIN: Bob Titchenal 11/26 @Fresno State 0 6 103 0 CAPTAINS: Larry Matthews, 9/15 Montana State 35 0 183 46 9/17 @Stanford 0 49 Sal Cardinalli 9/18 Texas A&I 9 0 9/24 Santa Clara 13 14 9/18 Idaho 34 6 9/24 @San Francisco 16 6 1943–45 10/1 @Brigham Young 40 21 9/25 @Brigham Young 28 25 10/1 California JV 27 0 NO VARSITY TEAMS FIELDED 10/7 Pepperdine 49 12 10/3 @Fresno State 27 21 10/7 Nevada 28 0 10/14 San Francisco 20 27 10/10 Arizona State (HC) 10/13 San Diego State 42 0 1946 (9-1-1) 10/21 UC Santa Barbara 55 14 20 35 10/20 Pacific 13 3 COACH: Wilbur V. “Bill” Hubbard 10/28 Pacific 7 45 10/17 @California 14 34 10/27 UC Santa Barbara 23 7 CAPTAIN: George Terry 11/4 @Cal Poly-SLO 47 0 10/24 @Oregon 13 26 11/3 @Willamette 15 0 9/28 Willamette 44 6 11/12 @San Diego State 40 0 10/31 North Texas State 13 13 11/10 Redlands (HC) 52 6 10/5 @Hardin-Simmons 7 34 11/18 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) (HC) 11/7 Pacific 7 6 11/17 @Loyola (Calif.) 10 0 10/10 Hawaii All-Stars 19 19 40 13 11/14 @Stanford 0 54 11/24 Fresno State 42 7 10/19 @Idaho 26 14 11/24 @Fresno State 43 7 156 220 11/30 Drake 12 0 10/25 Brigham Young (HC) RAISIN BOWL (Fresno, Calif.) 324 29 14 0 12/31 Texas Tech 20 13 11/1 @UC Santa Barbara 20 0 477 215 1940 (11-1) 11/8 @Pacific 32 0 COACH: Ben H. Winkleman 11/16 @San Diego State 6 0 1950 (6-3-1) ADVISORY COACH: ‘Pop’ Warner 11/22 Fresno State 13 2 COACH: Robert T. Bronzan CAPTAINS: Ken Cook, Ed Wenberg 11/29 Portland 26 19 9/23 @Stanford 16 33 9/16 Texas A&I 0 10 RAISIN BOWL (Fresno, Calif.) 9/29 San Diego State 26 0 9/23 @Montana State 34 0 1/1 Utah State 20 0 10/7 Santa Clara 14 10 9/30 @Utah State 19 0 227 94 10/13 Loyola (Calif.) 7 14 10/4 @Willamette 21 0 10/20 @San Francisco 0 27 10/11 San Diego State 10 0 10/28 @Pepperdine 48 7 10/18 @San Francisco 7 6 11/3 Fresno State 33 7

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1954 (7-3) 11/8 @Pacific 13 26 10/12 @Washington State 13 8 1968 (3-7) COACH: Robert T. Bronzan 11/15 Fresno State (HC) 48 6 10/19 @California 13 34 COACH: Harry Anderson CAPTAIN: Tom Louderback 11/21 Iowa State 6 9 10/26 @Idaho 12 28 9/21 @Stanford 20 68 9/18 Utah State 20 0 174 106 11/2 @Oregon 13 7 9/28 Fresno State 25 21 9/25 @California 0 45 11/9 Arizona State (HC) 19 21 10/5 @California 0 46 10/2 @Idaho 38 7 1959 (4-6) 11/16 Fresno State 56 27 10/19 @New Mexico 55 24 10/9 @Arizona State 19 12 COACH: Robert Titchenal 11/30 Pacific 32 20 10/26 @San Diego State 6 48 10/23 @Oregon 7 26 9/18 @Denver 14 13 187 194 11/2 @Pacific 0 28 10/30 @North Texas State 27 20 9/25 Washington State 6 30 11/9 Idaho 17 35 11/6 @Pacific 7 13 10/3 Hawai’i 42 14 1964 (4-6) 11/16 Washington State (HC) 11/13 @Stanford 19 14 10/9 Oregon 12 35 COACH: Robert Titchenal 046 11/19 Fresno State (HC) 28 0 10/17 @Fresno State 40 14 9/19 Idaho 0 3 11/23 @Arizona State 0 66 11/27 New Mexico 26 14 10/24 Arizona State 24 15 9/26 @Stanford 8 10 11/30 Brigham Young 25 21 191 151 10/31 @Stanford 38 54 10/3 @Montana State 20 14 148 403 11/7 Wyoming (HC) 7 28 10/17 Washington State 14 16 1955 (5-3-1) 11/14 @Iowa State 0 55 10/24 @Pacific 37 13 1969 (2-8) COACH: Robert T. Bronzan 11/20 @Pacific 7 20 10/31 @West Texas State 7 18 COACH: Joe McMullen CAPTAIN: Jack Adams 190 278 11/7 @Colorado State 3 14 9/20 @Stanford 21 63 9/16 @Utah State 13 0 11/14 @Arizona State 16 28 9/27 @Utah 7 42 9/23 Hawai’i 34 0 1960 (5-4) 11/21 Fresno State (HC) 26 14 10/4 San Diego State 21 55 10/8 Arizona State 27 20 COACH: Robert Titchenal 11/28 San Diego State 20 15 10/11 @Oregon 36 34 10/15 @New Mexico 14 0 9/23 Brigham Young 21 8 151 145 10/18 Arizona State 11 45 10/22 Pacific (HC) 7 14 10/8 @Oregon 0 33 10/25 @Wyoming 7 16 10/29 @Stanford 18 34 10/15 @Stanford 34 20 1965 (5-5) 11/1 New Mexico (HC) 24 27 11/5 Cal Poly-SLO 20 14 10/22 @Arizona State 12 7 COACH: Harry Anderson 11/8 @Brigham Young 3 21 11/12 @Washington State 13 13 10/29 Washington State (HC) 9/17 @Stanford 6 26 11/15 @California 7 31 11/18 @Fresno State 13 19 629 9/25 @Idaho 7 17 11/22 Pacific 15 12 159 114 11/5 @Pacific 20 26 10/2 Utah State 8 35 152 346 11/11 Fresno State 12 27 10/8 @Brigham Young 7 34 1956 (2-7-1) 11/18 Idaho 22 20 10/16 Arizona State 21 14 1970 (2-9) COACH: Robert T. Bronzan 12/2 @Hawai’i 48 6 10/23 @Arizona 13 7 COACH: Joe McMullen CAPTAIN: Charlie Kaaihue 175 176 10/27 @New Mexico 27 7 9/12 UC Santa Barbara* 9/22 Drake 26 7 11/6 Pacific (HC) 52 21 28 14 9/29 @Washington State 18 33 1961 (6-4) 11/13 Montana State 25 7 9/19 @Stanford 3 34 10/13 @Stanford 20 40 COACH: Robert Titchenal 11/20 @Fresno State 18 24 9/26 @Arizona 29 30 10/20 @San Diego State 27 27 9/16 @Brigham Young 14 13 184 192 COACH: DeWayne “Dewey” King 10/27 @Arizona State 13 47 9/22 Pacific 16 0 CAPTAINS: Tony Jackson, 11/3 Denver (HC) 26 35 9/30 @Idaho 18 27 1966 (3-7) Ivan Lippi 11/10 @Pacific 7 34 10/7 Colorado State 14 0 COACH: Harry Anderson 10/3 CS Long Beach* 3 7 11/17 Cal Poly-SLO 35 28 10/14 @Stanford 6 17 9/17 @Stanford 21 25 10/10 @New Mexico 25 48 11/22 Fresno State 14 30 10/21 @Oregon 6 21 9/24 Brigham Young 9 19 10/17 @San Diego State* 6 32 11/30 @Hawai’i 0 20 10/28 @Washington State 21 19 10/1 @Oregon 21 7 10/24 @Pacific* 48 7 186 301 11/4 Arizona State (HC) 32 26 10/8 San Diego State 0 25 10/31 Utah (HC) 9 13 11/11 @Pacific 29 26 10/15 California 24 0 11/7 @Arizona State 10 46 1957 (3-7) 11/18 @Fresno State 27 36 10/22 @UTEP 0 35 11/14 @California 28 35 COACH: Robert Titchenal 183 185 10/29 @Pacific 35 38 11/21 Fresno State* 19 27 9/21 @Stanford 7 46 11/5 Idaho (HC) 21 7 208 293 9/27 @Denver 27 20 1962 (2-8-1) 11/12 @Utah State 7 27 10/5 Arizona State 6 44 COACH: Robert Titchenal 11/19 Fresno State 13 15 1971 (5-6-1) 10/12 @Oregon 0 26 9/15 Utah State 18 29 151 198 COACH: DeWayne “Dewey” King 10/19 San Diego State 46 0 9/22 @Washington State 8 49 CAPTAINS: Dave Chaney, 10/26 North Texas State 6 12 9/29 @California 8 25 1967 (2-7) Otis Cooper, Dave Ellis 11/2 @Cal Poly-SLO 7 14 10/6 @Oregon 0 14 COACH: Harry Anderson 9/18 @Fresno State 7 14 11/9 Pacific (HC) 6 21 10/13 Idaho 12 12 9/16 @Arizona State 16 27 9/25 @California 10 34 11/16 @Fresno State 6 13 10/20 @Arizona State 8 44 9/30 @Stanford 14 28 10/2 @Houston 20 34 11/30 @Hawai’i 12 0 10/27 New Mexico (HC) 13 25 10/14 @West Texas State 14 28 10/8 CS Long Beach* 30 28 123 196 11/3 @Pacific 24 22 10/21 New Mexico (HC) 52 14 10/16 New Mexico 21 21 11/10 Fresno State 14 20 10/28 Pacific 14 34 10/23 @Oregon 14 34 1958 (4-5) 11/17 @Stanford 9 21 11/4 Wyoming 7 28 10/30 Pacific* (HC) 28 18 COACH: Robert Titchenal 11/30 @Hawai’i 19 0 11/11 @California 6 30 11/6 San Diego State* 45 7 CAPTAIN: Claude Gilbert 133 261 11/18 @Fresno State 35 30 11/13 @Stanford 13 12 9/20 @Washington 6 14 11/25 @Brigham Young 8 67 11/20 Arizona State 6 49 9/27 Hawai’i 6 8 1963 (5-5) 166 286 11/27 @UC Santa Barbara* 55 10 10/11 Cal Poly-SLO 6 10 COACH: Robert Titchenal PASADENA BOWL (Pasadena, 10/18 @Arizona State 21 20 9/21 @Stanford 13 29 Calif.) 10/25 Denver 27 7 9/28 Kansas State 16 0 12/18 Memphis State 9 28 11/1 @Idaho 41 6 10/5 @Utah State 0 20 249 261

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1972 (4-7) 10/25 CS Fullerton* 41 7 1979 (6-4-1)+ 1982 (8-3) COACH: DeWayne “Dewey” King 11/1 @Fresno State* 21 7 COACH: Jack Elway COACH: Jack Elway 9/9 Santa Clara 33 28 11/8 New Mexico 29 20 CAPTAINS: Ed Luther, Derrick CAPTAINS: Gill Byrd, Steve 9/16 @Stanford 0 44 11/15 San Diego State* 31 7 Martin Clarkson, Bob Matheny 9/23 @California 17 10 (ABC-TV) 9/8 Utah State* 48 48 9/11 @Oregon 18 13 9/30 Fresno State* 21 23 11/29 @Hawai’i 20 30 9/15 @Stanford 29 45 9/18 @Stanford (CBS-TV)35 31 10/7 @San Diego State* 12 23 291 152 9/22 @California (ABC-TV) 9/25 @Oregon State 17 13 10/21 @Pacific* 28 38 10 13 10/2 @California (ABC-TV) 10/28 CS Long Beach* (HC) 9/29 @Arizona 18 38 726 35 8 1976 (7-4) 10/6 CS Fullerton* 23 0 10/9 @CS Fullerton* 38 15 11/4 @New Mexico 14 7 COACH: 10/13 @Fresno State* 35 22 10/16 CS Long Beach* 21 22 11/11 @Oregon 2 27 CAPTAINS: John Blain, James 10/20 @Oregon State 24 14 10/23 Fresno State* (HC) 27 39 11/18 @Arizona State 21 51 Hawkins, Paul Kolesnikow 10/27 @CS Long Beach* (HC) 10/30 @UNLV* 48 14 11/25 @Hawai’i 14 28 Pacific Coast Athletic Association 53 42 11/6 Santa Clara 40 0 197 287 champion 11/10 Pacific* 32 31 11/13 @Pacific* 31 0 9/4 Utah State 45 10 11/16 Santa Clara 23 14 11/20 Utah State* 49 26 1973 (5-4-2) 9/11 Hawai’i 48 7 11/24 Central Michigan 32 34 331 199 COACH: 9/18 @CS Fullerton* 20 0 327 301 CAPTAINS: Emmanuel Armstrong, 9/25 @Stanford (ABC-TV) + – Record later changed to 3-8 by Dale Knott 23 28 action of the PCAA 1983 (5-6) 9/8 Santa Clara 14 12 10/2 @California 16 43 COACH: Jack Elway 9/15 @Fresno State* 24 6 10/9 @New Mexico 30 36 CAPTAINS: Mike Maurer, 9/21 @CS Long Beach* 24 6 10/16 CS Long Beach* 34 7 1980 (7-4) Jeff Petkevicius 9/29 @Stanford 12 23 10/23 Fresno State* 21 7 COACH: Jack Elway 9/10 UNLV* 31 26 10/6 Pacific* 21 21 10/30 Santa Clara (HC) 50 15 CAPTAINS: Rick Rasnick, 9/17 @California 9 30 10/13 @Arizona State 3 28 11/6 @San Diego State* 17 30 Bill Benjamin 9/24 @Stanford 23 10 10/20 Utah 21 28 11/13 @Pacific* 50 30 9/6 Santa Clara 28 14 10/1 Oregon 44 34 10/27 New Mexico 15 0 354 213 9/13 @Washington State 10/8 @Fresno State* 41 23 11/3 San Diego State* (HC) (ABC TV) 31 26 10/15 CS Fullerton* (HC) 11 20 27 27 1977 (4-7) 9/20 @Iowa State 6 27 10/22 @CS Long Beach* 18 9 11/10 @California 9 19 COACH: Lynn Stiles 10/4 @Stanford 21 35 11/5 @Utah State* 15 22 11/24 @Hawai’i 23 3 CAPTAINS: George Beadell, Randy 10/11 Fresno State* (HC) 11/12 Pacific* 26 30 193 173 Gill, James Richburg 26 14 11/19 @Arizona State (TBS) 9/10 @Utah State 10 22 10/18 CS Long Beach* 21 23 17 24 1974 (8-3-1) 9/17 @Washington 3 24 10/25 Idaho 32 10 11/26 Louisiana Lafayette 21 25 COACH: Darryl Rogers 9/24 CS Fullerton* 23 12 11/1 @Baylor 30 22 256 253 CAPTAINS: Clay Jackson, 10/1 @California 3 52 11/8 @Pacific* 28 23 Craig Kimball 10/8 Santa Clara 44 22 11/15 CS Fullerton* 33 21 9/7 Santa Clara 47 10 10/15 @CS Long Beach* 33 16 11/22 Utah State* 38 44 1984 (6-5)+ 9/14 Fresno State* 28 7 10/22 @Fresno State* 24 45 294 259 COACH: Claude Gilbert 9/21 @California 16 17 10/29 Pacific* (HC) 7 24 CAPTAINS: Terry McDonald, 9/28 @Stanford 21 21 11/5 Hawai’i 24 14 Vyn Goodmon, Bob Frasco 10/5 CS Long Beach* (HC) 11/12 @Stanford 26 31 1981 (9-3) 9/1 New Mexico State* 14 0 27 17 12/3 San Diego State* 34 37 COACH: Jack Elway 9/8 @UNLV* 15 30 10/12 @New Mexico 13 11 (ABC-TV) CAPTAINS: Max Hooper, 9/15 @Arizona State 0 48 10/19 @San Diego State* 14 40 231 299 Glen McClaran 9/22 @Stanford 27 28 10/26 Pacific* 27 29 Pacific Coast Athletic Association 9/29 @California 33 18 11/2 @Utah 24 6 1978 (7-5) champion 10/6 Utah State* 38 21 11/9 @Hawai’i 32 11 COACH: Lynn Stiles 9/5 UNLV 6 16 10/13 @CS Fullerton* 12 21 11/16 @CS Fullerton* 49 8 CAPTAINS: Gil Martinez, 9/12 Santa Clara 41 7 10/20 Southwestern Louisiana 11/22 @Louisiana Lafayette Rayford Roberson, Ed Siegwart 9/19 @Stanford 28 6 28 35 25 22 Pacific Coast Athletic Association 9/26 @California (ABC-TV) 10/27 Fresno State* (HC) 18 17 323 199 champion 27 24 11/10 CS Long Beach* 42 7 9/9 Idaho 31 14 10/3 @Fresno State* 65 33 11/17 @Pacific* 33 0 1975 (9-2) 9/16 @Stanford 9 38 (ABC-TV) 260 225 COACH: Darryl Rogers 9/23 @Colorado 7 22 10/17 CS Fullerton* (HC) + – Record later changed to 7-4 by CAPTAINS: Carl Ekern, Roger 9/30 Santa Clara (HC) 17 7 (ESPN) 45 23 action of the PCAA Proffitt, Ron Collins 10/7 @Hawai’i 11 25 10/24 @Utah State* 27 24 Pacific Coast Athletic Association 10/14 @Boise State 15 30 11/7 @Arizona State 24 31 champion 10/21 Fresno State* 26 16 11/14 Pacific* 40 25 9/13 Santa Clara 13 0 10/28 @Utah State* 21 31 11/21 @CS Long Beach* 25 22 9/20 @Oregon 5 0 11/4 CS Fullerton* 30 21 11/28 North Texas State 28 16 9/27 @Stanford (ABC-TV) 11/11 @Pacific* 33 31 CALIFORNIA BOWL 36 34 11/18 Montana 35 7 12/19 Toledo (ESPN) 25 27 10/4 @California 24 27 12/2 CS Long Beach* 24 6 381 254 10/11 @CS Long Beach* 30 7 259 248 10/18 Pacific* (HC) 41 13

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1985 (2-8-1) 1988 (4-8) 1991 (6-4-1) 11/12 @Louisiana Tech* 27 6 COACH: Claude Gilbert COACH: Claude Gilbert COACH: Terry Shea 11/19 @Pacific* 28 15 CAPTAINS: Jim Hollinger, CAPTAINS: Richard Johnson, Ken CAPTAINS: Maceo Barbosa, 200 377 Bruce McAlvain Lutz, Scott Swall, Jay Taylor Chris Clarke, Heshimu Colar 8/31 @California 21 48 9/3 @New Mexico State*51 0 9/7 @Florida 21 59 1995 (3-8) 9/7 New Mexico State* 9/10 Oregon State 27 41 9/14 @Minnesota 20 26 COACH: John Ralston 32 3 9/17 @Hawai’i 27 36 9/21 @CS Long Beach* 32 20 CAPTAINS: Howard Butler, Chris Hill 9/14 @Stanford 7 41 9/24 @Washington 31 35 9/28 @Utah State* 23 7 9/2 Stanford 33 47 9/21 @Utah State* 32 35 10/1 @California 14 21 10/12 @New Mexico State* 9/9 @USC 7 45 10/3 CS Fullerton* (ESPN) 10/8 @Stanford 12 44 39 13 9/16 Northern Illinois* 17 18 18 20 10/15 @Pacific* 35 17 10/19 Pacific* 64 47 9/23 @California 7 40 10/12 @Fresno State* 17 37 10/22 Utah State* (HC) 36 31 10/26 @California 20 41 9/30 Utah State 32 30 10/19 @Arizona 0 41 10/29 Fresno State 15 17 11/2 UNLV* (HC) 55 12 10/14 UNLV* (HC) 52 14 10/26 Pacific* (HC) 34 26 11/5 CS Long Beach* 13 34 11/9 CS Fullerton* 35 7 10/21 @San Diego State 20 49 11/2 @Oregon 13 35 11/12 @CS Fullerton* 13 58 11/16 Hawai’i 35 35 10/28 Pacific* 30 32 11/7 @CS Long Beach* 22 37 11/19 @UNLV* 42 0 11/23 @Fresno State* 28 31 11/4 @Arkansas State* 7 21 (ESPN) 316 334 372 298 11/11 @New Mexico State* 38 37 11/16 UNLV* 16 16 11/18 @Nevada* 28 45 212 339 1992 (7-4) 271 378 1989 (6-5) COACH: Ron Turner 1986 (10-2) COACH: Claude Gilbert CAPTAINS: Nick Trammer, 1996 (3-9) COACH: Claude Gilbert CAPTAINS: Doug Hooker, Anthony Washington COACH: John Ralston CAPTAINS: John Aimonetti, K.C. George Muraoka 9/5 @California 16 46 CAPTAINS: Carl Dean, Clark, David Diaz-Infante, 9/16 @Arizona State 21 28 9/12 @Minnesota 39 30 Eric Quarles, Joe Furlow Wayne Woodard 9/23 Pacific* 41 32 9/19 Louisiana Lafayette 38 13 8/31 @Air Force* 0 45 Pacific Coast Athletic Association 9/30 @Stanford 40 33 9/26 @Stanford 13 37 9/7 California 25 45 champion 10/7 @California 21 26 10/3 @Wyoming 26 24 9/14 @Stanford 2 25 9/6 Oregon 14 21 10/14 @Miami (Fla.) 16 48 10/10 CS Fullerton* (HC) 49 3 9/21 UTEP* 26 25 9/13 @Washington State 20 13 10/21 @CS Long Beach* 21 10 10/24 @Utah State* 27 25 9/28 @Washington State 16 52 9/20 @Stanford 10 28 10/28 New Mexico State* (HC) 10/31 @UNLV* 31 35 10/5 Wyoming* 22 45 9/27 @California 35 14 34 6 11/7 Nevada* 39 35 10/12 @Fresno State* 18 28 10/4 Fresno State* (HC) 11/4 @Fresno State* 30 31 11/14 @Pacific* 28 27 10/19 @Colorado State* 13 36 45 41 11/11 @Utah State* 33 7 11/21 New Mexico State* 24 34 11/2 San Diego State* (HC) 10/11 Utah State* 38 28 11/18 CS Fullerton* 14 28 330 309 (ABC-TV) 20 49 10/18 @UNLV* 23 20 11/25 UNLV* 38 28 11/9 @Hawai’i* 38 17 10/25 @Pacific* 44 15 309 277 1993 (2-9) 11/16 @Washington 10 53 11/1 @New Mexico State*45 7 COACH: John Ralston 11/23 UNLV* 31 28 11/8 @CS Fullerton* 48 24 CAPTAINS: Jeff Garcia, Jim Singleton 221 448 11/15 CS Long Beach* 38 14 1990 (9-2-1) 9/4 @Louisville 24 31 CALIFORNIA BOWL (Fresno, Calif.) COACH: Terry Shea 9/11 @Stanford 28 31 1997 (4-7) 12/13 Miami (Ohio) (ESPN) CAPTAINS: Sheldon Canley, 9/18 Wyoming 25 36 COACH: Dave Baldwin 37 7 Steve Hieber 9/25 @California 13 46 CAPTAINS: Dan O’Dell, Eric Coughran 397 232 20th ranked by U.P.I. 10/2 @Washington 17 52 9/6 @Stanford 12 28 26th ranked by Associated Press 10/16 @New Mexico State*52 13 9/13 Wisconsin 10 56 1987 (10-2) Big West Conference champion 10/23 Louisiana Tech* (HC) 9/20 @Wyoming* 10 30 COACH: Claude Gilbert 9/1 Louisville 10 10 31 6 10/4 @Oregon State 12 26 CAPTAINS: Mike Barnard, 9/8 @Washington 17 20 10/30 @Louisiana Lafayette* 10/11 Colorado State* 20 55 Kenny Jackson, Barry Kidney, 9/15 @Pacific* 28 14 13 24 10/18 @UTEP* 10 7 Mike Perez 9/22 @UNLV* 47 13 11/6 @Nevada* 45 46 10/25 Air Force* 25 22 Big West Conference champion 9/29 @Stanford 29 23 11/13 UNLV* 14 28 (ESPN2) 9/5 Eastern Illinois 24 3 10/6 @California 34 35 11/20 Pacific* 20 24 11/1 Fresno State* (HC) 9/12 @California 27 25 10/13 CS Long Beach* (HC) 282 337 12 53 9/19 @Oregon State 34 36 46 29 11/8 @San Diego State* 21 48 9/26 @Stanford 24 17 10/20 Utah State* 34 27 1994 (3-8) 11/15 Hawai’i* 38 14 10/3 CS Fullerton* (HC) 11/3 CS Fullerton* 44 6 COACH: John Ralston 11/22 @UNLV* (OT) 55 48 46 19 11/10 @New Mexico State*56 20 CAPTAINS: Dan Godfrey, Patrick 225 387 10/10 New Mexico State* 57 6 11/17 Fresno State* 42 7 Walsh 10/17 @Fresno State* 20 16 CALIFORNIA RAISIN BOWL 9/3 @Fresno State 13 45 (ESPN) (Fresno, Calif.) 9/10 Baylor 20 54 10/24 UNLV* (ESPN) 48 24 12/8 Central Michigan48 24 9/17 @Stanford 20 51 10/31 @Utah State* 24 14 435 228 9/24 Louisiana Lafayette* 31 28 11/7 Pacific* 42 17 10/1 @California 0 55 11/14 @CS Long Beach* 44 16 10/8 @Washington 20 34 CALIFORNIA BOWL 10/22 Nevada* (HC) 10 42 12/12 Eastern Michigan 27 30 10/29 @UNLV* 10 23 (ESPN) 11/5 New Mexico State* 21 24 417 223

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1998 (4-8) 11/17 @Boise State* 6 56 COACH: Dave Baldwin 11/23 @Fresno State* 21 40 CAPTAINS: James Hodgins, 12/1 Stanford 14 41 David Loverne, Lyle West 295 461 9/5 @Stanford 35 23 9/12 Idaho 12 17 2002 (6-7) 9/19 @Oregon 3 58 COACH: Dr. Fitz Hill 9/26 New Mexico* 37 20 CAPTAINS: Chip Kimmich, 10/3 @Virginia 14 52 Luke LaHerran, Charles Pauley, 10/10 Rice* (HC) 20 17 Tim Provost 10/17 @UTEP* 21 28 8/31 @Arkansas State 33 18 10/24 @BYU* 43 46 (Little Rock, Ark.) 10/31 Utah* 17 49 9/7 @Washington 10 34 11/7 @Hawai’i* 45 17 9/14 @Stanford 26 63 11/14 San Diego State* 6 34 9/21 @Illinois 38 35 11/21 @Fresno State* 21 24 9/28 UTEP* 58 24 274 385 10/5 @SMU* 34 23 10/12 @Ohio State 7 50 1999 (3-7) 10/19 @Nevada* 24 52 COACH: Dave Baldwin 10/26 Boise State* (HC) 8 45 San Jose State defeated then-unbeaten and #9-ranked TCU in Spartan CAPTAINS: Chris Kasteler, 11/2 @Hawai’i* 31 40 Stadium November 4, 2000. Ron-Jon Acuna, Jeff Wucinich 11/9 Louisiana Tech* 42 30 9/4 @Louisiana State 21 29 11/16 @Tulsa* 49 38 2005 (3-8) 2006 (9-4) 9/11 @Colorado 35 63 11/23 Fresno State* 16 19 COACH: Dick Tomey COACH: Dick Tomey 9/18 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 38 3 376 467 CAPTAINS: Clarence Cunningham, CAPTAINS: Matt Cantu, Trae Jackson, 9/25 Tulsa* 34 10 Kinji Green, Brian Nunez, Rufus Damaja Jones, James Jones 10/2 @Stanford 44 39 2003 (3-8) Skillern, Ezekiel Staples Tied for 32nd-ranked by Associated 10/9 @TCU* 0 42 COACH: Dr. Fitz Hill 9/3 Eastern Washington 35 24 Press 10/16 @Rice* 7 49 CAPTAINS: Joseph Hayes, Gerald 9/10 @Illinois 19 40 9/2 @Washington 29 35 10/23 SMU* (HC) cancelled Jones, Paul Okumu, Neil Parry, Philip 9/24 @San Diego State 21 52 9/9 Stanford 35 34 10/30 @UTEP* 26 42 Perry, Scott Rislov, LaMons Walker, 10/1 Nevada* (ABC-TV) 23 30 9/23 Cal Poly 17 7 11/6 Hawai’i* 41 62 Tuati Wooden 10/8 @Utah State* 17 24 9/30 San Diego State 31 10 11/20 @Fresno State* 12 63 8/23 Grambling State 29 0 10/15 @Boise State* 21 38 10/14 Utah State* (HC) 21 14 258 402 (ESPN2) 10/22 Hawai’i* (HC) 38 45 10/21 @Nevada* (ABC-TV) 7 23 8/30 @Florida 3 65 10/29 @Louisiana Tech* 14 31 10/28 Louisiana Tech* 44 10 2000 (7-5) 9/6 @Stanford 10 31 11/5 @#21-Fresno State* 7 45 11/4 @New Mexico State*31 21 COACH: Dave Baldwin 9/18 Nevada* 30 42 11/19 New Mexico State* 27 10 11/11 #14/13-Boise State* 20 23 CAPTAINS: Sean Brewer, Casey 10/4 @Rice* 24 28 11/26 Idaho* 26 18 11/18 @Hawai’i* 17 54 LeBlanc, Josh Parry, Neil Parry 10/11 SMU* (HC) 31 14 248 357 11/25 @Idaho* 28 13 9/2 @Nebraska 13 49 10/25 @Boise State* 14 77 12/2 Fresno State* 24 14 9/9 @Stanford 40 27 11/1 Hawai’i* 10 13 NEW MEXICO BOWL 9/16 Southern Utah 47 7 11/8 @UTEP* 69 41 (Albuquerque, N.M.) 9/23 @USC 24 34 11/15 @Fresno State* 7 41 12/23 New Mexico (ESPN) 20 12 9/30 Rice* 29 16 11/22 Tulsa* 32 34 324 270 10/7 @SMU* 35 10 259 386 10/14 UTEP* (HC) 30 47 (HC) – Homecoming 10/21 @Nevada* 49 30 2004 (2-9) * – conference game 10/28 @Hawai’i* 57 48 COACH: Dr. Fitz Hill 11/4 #9-TCU* (ESPN2) 27 24 CAPTAINS: Jerrell Hardy, Lance 11/18 @Tulsa* 17 28 Martin, Sean McNamara, Dale Rogers 11/25 Fresno State* 6 37 9/4 @Stanford 3 43 374 357 9/18 Morgan State 47 28 9/25 @SMU* 13 36 2001 (3-9) 10/2 Rice* 70 63 COACH: Dr. Fitz Hill 10/9 @Washington 6 21 CAPTAINS: Patrick Battle, Chris 10/23 @Hawai’i* 28 46 Fe’esago, Casey Le Blanc, Larry 10/30 UTEP* (HC) 20 38 Thompson, Deoncé Whitaker 11/6 @Nevada* 24 42 9/1 @USC 10 21 11/13 Boise State* (2OT) 9/8 @Colorado 15 51 (ESPN2) 49 56 9/29 @Arizona State 15 53 11/20 @Tulsa* 24 34 10/6 @Louisiana Tech* 20 41 11/27 Fresno State* 28 62 10/13 SMU* (HC) 17 24 312 469 10/20 @UTEP* 40 28 10/27 Tulsa 63 27 San Jose State and Rice set a NCAA record for most points (133) and 11/3 @Hawai’i* 10 34 touchdowns (19) scored by two teams in a regulation game. 11/10 Nevada* 64 45

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2006 New Mexico 1990 California 1987 California 1986 California 1981 California Bowl Raisin Bowl Bowl Bowl Bowl San Jose State 20 San Jose State 48 Eastern Michigan 30 San Jose State 37 Toledo 27 New Mexico 12 Central Michigan 24 San Jose State 27 Miami (Ohio) 7 San Jose State 25

2007-08 College Football Bowl Schedule (Dates and Times are Tentative and Subject to Change) Bowl Game Date/Time (ET) Site Matchup Network San Diego Co. Credit Union Poinsettia Dec. 20 / 9 p.m. San Diego, Calif. Mountain West vs. Navy/At-Large ESPN R&L Carriers New Orleans Dec. 21 / 8 p.m. New Orleans, La. Sun Belt vs. C-USA ESPN2 PapaJohn’s.com Dec. 22 / 1 p.m. Birmingham, Ala. Big East vs. C-USA ESPN2 New Mexico Dec. 22 / 4:30 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. Mountain West vs. WAC ESPN Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Dec. 22 / 8 p.m. Las Vegas, Nev. Mountain West vs. Pac-10 ESPN 1971 Pasadena Sheraton Hawaii Dec. 23 / 8 p.m. Honolulu, Hawaii C-USA vs. WAC ESPN Bowl Motor City Dec. 26 / 7:30 p.m. Detroit, Mich. Big Ten vs. MAC ESPN Memphis State 28 Pacific Life Holiday Dec. 27 / 8 p.m. San Diego, Calif. Big 12 vs. Pac-10 ESPN San Jose State 9 Texas Dec. 28 / 8 p.m. Houston, Texas Big 12 vs. C-USA NFL Champs Sports Dec. 28 / 5 p.m. Orlando, Fla. ACC vs. Big Ten ESPN Emerald Dec. 28 / 8:30 p.m. San Francisco, Calif. ACC vs. Pac-10 ESPN Meineke Car Care Dec. 29 / 1 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. ACC vs. Big East ESPN AutoZone Liberty Dec. 29/ 4:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. C-USA vs. SEC ESPN Alamo Dec. 29 / 8 p.m. San Antonio, Texas Big Ten vs. Big 12 ESPN Petro Sun Independence Dec. 30 / 8 p.m. Shreveport, La. Big 12 vs. SEC ESPN Bell HelicopterArmed ForcesDec. 31 / 12:30 p.m.Fort Worth, Texas Mountain West vs. Pac-10 ESPN Brut Sun Dec. 31 / 2 p.m. El Paso, Texas Big 12/Big East/Notre Dame vs. Pac-10 CBS Humanitarian Dec. 31 / 2 p.m. Boise, Idaho ACC vs. WAC ESPN2 Gaylord Hotels Music City Dec. 31 / 4 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. ACC vs. SEC ESPN Chick-fil-A Dec. 31 / 7:30 p.m. Atlanta, Ga. ACC vs. SEC ESPN 1949 Raisin Bowl Insight Dec. 31 / TBA Tempe, Ariz. Big Ten vs. Big 12 NFL San Jose State 20 Outback Jan. 1 / 11 a.m. Tampa, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN Texas Tech 13 AT&T Cotton Jan. 1 / 11:30 a.m. Dallas, Texas Big 12 vs. SEC FOX Gator Jan. 1 / 1 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. ACC vs. Big 12/Big East/ Notre Dame CBS Capital One Jan. 1 / 1 p.m. Orlando, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ABC Rose presented by Citi Jan. 1 / 4:30 p.m. Pasadena, Calif. *BCS vs. BCS ABC Allstate Sugar Jan. 1 / 8:30 p.m. New Orleans, La. *BCS vs. BCS FOX Tostitos Fiesta Jan. 2 / 8 p.m. Phoenix, Ariz. *BCS vs. BCS FOX FedEx Orange Jan. 3 / 8 p.m. Miami, Fla. *BCS vs. BCS FOX International Jan. 5 / 12 p.m. Toronto, Canada Big East/Notre Dame vs. MAC ESPN2 GMAC Jan. 6 / 8 p.m. Mobile, Ala. C-USA vs. MAC ESPN Allstate BCS National Championship Jan. 8 / 8 p.m. Phoenix, Ariz. *BCS #1 vs. BCS #2 FOX 1947 Raisin Bowl – When not having a conference champion participating in the BCS San Jose State 20 National Championship Game, the BCS will have the following conference champions serve as host teams: Utah State 0 Rose Bowl – Big Ten and Pac-10; FedEx Orange Bowl – ACC; Allstate Sugar Bowl – SEC; Tostitos Fiesta Bowl – Big 12. www.sjsuspartans.com 145 Homecoming Games/Coaching Records

Homecoming Games 1971 Pacific 28 18 YEAR COACH W L T PCT. 1933 San Francisco State 44 6 1972 CS Long Beach 35 8 1893 James E. Addicott 0 1 0 .000 1934 Chico State 6 6 1973 San Diego State 27 27 1895 James E. Addicott 0 0 1 .000 1935 Humboldt State 25 6 1974 CS Long Beach 27 17 1898 James E. Addicott 4 1 1 .917 1936 Humboldt State 0 20 1975 Pacific 41 13 1899 Jess Woods 5 2 1 .643 1937 Santa Clara 2 25 1976 Santa Clara 50 15 1900 James E. Addicott 2 3 1 .417 1938 Redlands 21 6 1977 Pacific 7 24 1900 Fielding Yost 1 0 0 1.000 1939 Redlands 52 6 1978 Santa Clara 17 7 ADDICOTT (3 1/2 seasons)6 5 3 .536 1940 Pacific 28 7 1979 CS Long Beach 53 42 1941 UC Santa Barbara 33 14 1980 Fresno State 26 14 1921 David Wooster 1 5 0 .167 1942 San Diego State 26 0 1981 CS Fullerton 45 23 1922 David Wooster 2 5 1 .313 1946 Brigham Young 14 0 1982 Fresno State 27 39 WOOSTER (2 seasons) 3 10 1 .250 1947 Pacific 0 14 1983 CS Fullerton 11 20 1948 UC Santa Barbara 43 13 1984 Fresno State 18 17 1923 H.C. McDonald 0 6 0 .000 1949 Saint Mary’s 40 13 1985 CS Fullerton 18 20 1950 Saint Mary’s 18 6 1986 Fresno State 45 41 1924 E.R. Knollin 1 4 0 .250 1951 Pacific 7 0 1987 CS Fullerton 46 19 1925 E.R. Knollin 2 5 0 .286 1952 Brigham Young 44 27 1988 Utah State 36 31 1926 E.R. Knollin 1 5 1 .214 1953 Arizona State 20 35 1989 New Mexico State 34 6 1927 E.R. Knollin 4 5 0 .444 1954 Fresno State 28 0 1990 CS Long Beach 46 29 1928 E.R. Knollin 5 2 1 .688 1955 Pacific 7 14 1991 UNLV 55 12 KNOLLIN (5 seasons) 13 21 2 .389 1956 Denver 26 35 1992 CS Fullerton 46 19 1957 Pacific 6 21 1993 Louisiana Tech 31 6 1929 Walter Crawford 3 3 1 .500 1958 Fresno State 48 6 1994 Nevada 10 42 1930 Walter Crawford 2 3 3 .437 1959 Wyoming 7 28 1995 UNLV 52 14 1931 Walter Crawford 1 7 0 .125 1960 Washington State 6 29 1996 San Diego State 20 49 CRAWFORD (3 seasons) 6 13 4 .348 1961 Arizona State 32 26 1997 Fresno State 12 53 1962 New Mexico 13 25 1998 Rice 20 17 1932 Dudley S. DeGroot 7 0 2 .889 1963 Arizona State 19 21 1999 SMU cancelled 1933 Dudley S. DeGroot 4 4 0 .500 1964 Fresno State 26 14 2000 UTEP 30 47 1934 Dudley S. DeGroot 3 3 4 .500 1965 Pacific 52 21 2001 SMU 17 24 1935 Dudley S. DeGroot 5 5 1 .500 1966 Idaho 21 7 2002 Boise State 8 45 1936 Dudley S. DeGroot 5 4 0 .556 1967 New Mexico 52 14 2003 SMU 31 14 1937 Dudley S. DeGroot 11 2 1 .821 1968 Washington State 0 46 2004 UTEP 20 38 1938 Dudley S. DeGroot 11 1 0 .917 1969 New Mexico 24 27 2005 Hawai’i 38 45 1939 Dudley S. DeGroot 13 0 0 1.000 1970 Utah 9 13 2006 Utah State 21 14 DeGROOT (8 seasons) 59 19 8 .733

1940 Ben Winkleman 11 1 0 .917 1941 Ben Winkleman 5 3 3 .591 WINKLEMAN (2 seasons)16 4 3 .761

1942 7 2 0 .778

1946 Bill Hubbard 9 1 1 .864 1947 Bill Hubbard 9 3 0 .750 1948 Bill Hubbard 9 3 0 .750 1949 Bill Hubbard 9 4 0 .692 Dudley DeGroot Ben Winkleman Glenn Hartranft HUBBARD (4 seasons) 36 11 1 .761

Bill Hubbard Bob Bronzan Bob Titchenal Harry Anderson Joe McMullen

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YEAR COACH W L T PCT. YEAR COACH W L T PCT. 1950 Robert T. Bronzan 6 3 1 .650 1979 Jack Elway 6 4 1 .591* 1951 Robert T. Bronzan 2 7 1 .250 1980 Jack Elway 7 4 0 .636 1952 Robert T. Bronzan 6 3 0 .667 1981 Jack Elway 9 3 0 .750 1953 Robert T. Bronzan 4 4 1 .500 1982 Jack Elway 8 3 0 .727 1954 Robert T. Bronzan 7 3 0 .700 1983 Jack Elway 5 6 0 .455 1955 Robert T. Bronzan 5 3 1 .611 ELWAY (5 seasons) 35 20 1 .634 1956 Robert T. Bronzan 2 7 1 .250 BRONZAN (7 seasons) 32 30 5 .515 1984 Claude Gilbert 6 5 0 .545+ 1985 Claude Gilbert 2 8 1 .227 1957 Robert Titchenal 3 7 0 .300 1986 Claude Gilbert 10 2 0 .833 1958 Robert Titchenal 4 5 0 .444 1987 Claude Gilbert 10 2 0 .833 Darryl Rogers 1959 Robert Titchenal 4 6 0 .400 1988 Claude Gilbert 4 8 0 .333 1960 Robert Titchenal 5 4 0 .556 1989 Claude Gilbert 6 5 0 .545 1961 Robert Titchenal 6 4 0 .600 GILBERT (6 seasons) 38 30 1 .558 1962 Robert Titchenal 2 8 1 .227 1963 Robert Titchenal 5 5 0 .500 1990 Terry Shea 9 2 1 .792 1964 Robert Titchenal 4 6 0 .400 1991 Terry Shea 6 4 1 .591 TITCHENAL (8 seasons) 33 45 1 .424 SHEA (2 seasons) 15 6 2 .696

1965 Harry Anderson 5 5 0 .500 1992 Ron Turner 7 4 0 .636 1966 Harry Anderson 3 7 0 .300 1967 Harry Anderson 2 7 0 .286 1993 John Ralston 2 9 0 .182 1968 Harry Anderson 3 7 0 .300 1994 John Ralston 3 8 0 .273 Lynn Stiles ANDERSON (4 seasons) 13 26 0 .333 1995 John Ralston 3 8 0 .273 1996 John Ralston 3 9 0 .250 1969 Joe McMullen 2 8 0 .200 RALSTON (4 seasons) 11 34 0 .244 1970 Joe McMullen 1 2 0 .333 McMULLEN (1 1/3 seasons) 1997 Dave Baldwin 4 7 0 .364 3 10 0 .231 1998 Dave Baldwin 4 8 0 .333 1999 Dave Baldwin 3 7 0 .300 1970 Dewey King 1 7 0 .125 2000 Dave Baldwin 7 5 0 .583 1971 Dewey King 5 6 1 .458 BALDWIN (4 seasons) 18 27 0 .400 1972 Dewey King 4 7 0 .364 KING (2 2/3 seasons) 10 20 1 .339 2001 Dr. Fitz Hill 3 9 0 .250 2002 Dr. Fitz Hill 670462 Jack Elway 1973 Darryl Rogers 5 4 2 .545 2003 Dr. Fitz Hill 3 8 0 .273 1974 Darryl Rogers 8 3 1 .708 2004 Dr. Fitz Hill 2 9 0 .182 1975 Darryl Rogers 9 2 0 .818 HILL (4 seasons) 14 33 0 .298 ROGERS (3 seasons) 22 9 3 .691 2005 Dick Tomey 3 8 0 .273 1976 Lynn Stiles 7 4 0 .636 2006 Dick Tomey 9 4 0 .692 1977 Lynn Stiles 4 7 0 .364 TOMEY (2 seasons) 12 12 0 .500 1978 Lynn Stiles 7 5 0 .583 STILES (3 seasons) 18 16 0 .529 ALL-TIME TOTALS 433 415 38 .510

* - record later changed to 3-8 by conference action + - record later changed to 7-4 by conference action Claude Gilbert

Terry Shea Ron Turner John Ralston Dave Baldwin Dr. Fitz Hill Dick Tomey www.sjsuspartans.com 147 Assistant Coaches Roster

Alexakos, Steve (1) 1995 Gadd, Tom (2) 1993-94 Nash, Charles (6) 2001-05, 2007 Allen, Keith (3) 2002-04 Gaskins, Wally (21) 1979-95, 1997-2000 Ogas, Ray (1) 1984 Amaral, Bob (1) 1953 Gilbert, Claude (3) 1981-83 O’Quinn, Kyle (1) 2001 Anderson, Harry (6) 1959-64 Gillhamer, Mike (3) 1991-93 Ottmar, Dave (1) 1979 Arroyo, Marcus (2) 2006-07 Godden, John (2) 1984-85 Padilla, Bob (3) 1973-75 Arslanian, Paul (1) 2000 Graf, Steve (2) 1999-2000 Painter, Dwain (2) 1971-72 Baldwin, Dave (4) 1980-83 Grottkau, Bob (2) 1969-70 Perry, Bill (7) 1950-56 Bame, Damon (3) 1965-67 Gruneisen, Sam (1) 1986 Petrill, Larry (5) 1984-86, 1991-92 Bergman, Craig (2) 1995-96 Hagen, Steve (2) 1997-98 Phillips, Russ (1) 1953 Bishop, Gil (3) 1936-38 Hamilton, Budgie (5) 1993-97 Pitman, Jeff (1) 1997 Bostad, Bob (2) 1997-98 Hammerschmidt, Jeff (1) 2007 Pompa, Mike (2) 1984-85 Brennan, Brent (3) 2005-07 Hartranft, Glenn (1) 1938 Ponciano, Ron (1) 1997 Bronzan, Bob (4) 1946-49 Henke, Ed (1) 1965 Poole, Hampton (1) 1948 Buckingham, Earl (4) 2001-04 Henson, Dan (5) 1985-89 Portal, DeWitt (5) 1937-41 Buller, Ed (3) 1990-92 House, Jim (3) 1987-89 Quinn, Mike (3) 1976-78 Burns, Keith (4) 2004-07 Hubbard, Bill (7) 1936-42 Quinn, Tom (3) 1999-2001 Burtnett, Leon (1) 1975 Jackson, Cass (1) 1972 Rasnick, Rick (9) 1982-90 Camp, Charlie (2) 2005-06 Johnson, Johnny, Sr. (4) 1968-71 Rastovski, Dave (1) 1978 Capers, Dom (1) 1977 Jones, Bob (4) 1960-63 Rea, Donnie (6) 1987-92 Carter, Rubin (2) 1995-96 Jones, Edmund (1) 2003 Roche, Charlie (4) 2001-04 Cardin, Randy (2) 1971-72 Joseph, Norman (2) 2001-02 Rodgers, Richard (2) 1995-96 Chagonjian, Archie (1) 1952 Katella, Pete (1) 1977 Sacks, Barry (3) 1998-2000 Church, Mike (2) 1995-96 Kay, Doug (1) 1976 Seumalo, Joe (1) 2005 Colbert, Jim (1) 1973 Keele, Tom (3) 1966-68 Shea, Terry (3) 1984-86 Coley, Max (4) 1955-58 Kerr, Larry (4) 1980-83 Skipper, Jim (2) 1977-78 Cook, Rick (7) 1979-82, 1990-92 King, Dewey (2) 1969-70 Stewart, Brian (1) 1997 Connelly, Bob (1) 2000 Krikorian, Butch (4) 1963-66 Strausser, Chris (2) 1995-96 Cuffe, Tom (1) 1952 Laveroni, Bill (5) 1990-94 Sullivan, Dick (8) 1973-76, 1979-82 Cureton, Tom (3) 1948-50 Lee, Ronnie (2) 2001-02 Sumers, Dale (1) 1954 Darlington, George (4) 1969-72 Littlejohn, R. Todd (1) 2000 Theder, Roger (4) 1993-96 Davis, George (1) 1954 Loose, Robert (2) 1971-72 Thompson, Kenwick (5) 2001-04, 2006 Dean, Carl (3) 1999-2001 Lubick, Matt (2) 1997-98 Thornburg, Andy (2) 1993-94 Delgado, Ken (5) 1988-92 Lunney, Barry (2) 2003-04 Throckmorton, Todd (3) 1997-99 DeLuca, Joe (3) 1974-76 Lynn, Ron (2) 1977-78 Troxel, Lon (2) 1979-80 DeMonner, Ron (4) 1977-78, 1993-94 McMackin, Greg (5) 1979-83 Vogt, John (2) 1986-87 Dolby, Mike (3) 1976-78 McPherson, Walt (8) 1939-42, 1946-49 Walsh, Jimmy (2) 1982-83 Donadio, Tony (1) 1936 Mackovic, John (2) 1969-70 Warner, Pop (2) 1939-40 Dorazio, Dan (1) 1978 Mastro, Jim (1) 1996 Webb, John (5) 1964-68 Drevno, Tim (1) 1999 Margerum, Ken (3) 2005-07 Wells, Willard (3) 1973-75 Dyer, George (1) 1973 Matthews, Larry (1) 1954 Wilkerson, Chris (3) 2002-04 Edwards, Herman (3) 1987-89 Mannini, Dick (3) 1974-76 Williams, J.D. (1) 1999 Emanuel, Gary (1) 2007 Mendonsa, Gibby (1) 1952 Williams, Jesse (2) 1998-99 Erickson, Dennis (3) 1979-81 Menges, Gene (17) 1952-68 Williams, Keith (3) 2002-04 Feldman, Marty (3) 1957-59 Miskulin, George (1) 1954 Williams, Tom (2) 2005-06 Fipp, Dave (3) 2005-07 Moropoulos, Craig (3) 1992-94 Williams, Walt (1) 1947 Flores, Mike (1) 1976 Morton, Steve (3) 2005-07 Winkler, Jim (2) 1999-2000 Fowler, Stu (1) 1953 Murphy, Cal (1) 1973 Winter, Bud (5) 1947-51 Frease, Don (2) 1977-78 Nagel, Jim (2) 1976-77 (#) – seasons as an assistant coach

Herman Edwards Dom Capers Mike Gillhamer Bill Laveroni Terry Shea Jim Skipper Brian Stewart Kansas City Chiefs Miami Dolphins Carolina Panthers Miami Dolphins Carolina Panthers Dallas Cowboys head coach

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he San Jose State University foot- ball team has played its home Tgames in Spartan Stadium since 1933. The Spartans won the first football game played in the stadium, 44-6, over San Francisco State, on October 7. Since then, the Spartans have played 337 games over 71 seasons in this grass-field facility. The team’s 100th win in the stadium came on October 21, 1968, against New Mexico, 52-14. The 200th victory occurred in the debut of head coach Dick Tomey in 2005. SJSU’s home field record is 208-112-17 entering the 2007 season. Spartan Stadium currently seats 30,456 for football. Every seat puts the spectator either close to or right on top of the action. Two stadium expansions and The 1999 Women’s World Cup and 1999 at the 2003 season-opening win over renovations in the 1980’s increased the NCAA Women’s College Cup soccer Grambling State. The game marked the seating capacity from 18,000 to over events attracted record-setting crowds. first time under the current stadium con- 30,000. Five Silicon Valley Football Classics figuration that San Jose State had a “sell- The multi-purpose facility is the site were held in Spartan Stadium. Air Force out” prior to game day. of the school’s annual commencement cer- in 2000, Michigan State in 2001, Fresno The largest crowd to attend any emony. Concerts, professional and colle- State in 2002, UCLA in 2003 and Northern event in the stadium was estimated at giate soccer, religious convocations, band Illinois in 2004 were bowl-game winners. 37,000 for a ZZ Top music concert. competitions and high school football The largest attendance at a home games also take place at Spartan Stadium. football game was a 31,681 sellout crowd

LARGEST SAN JOSE STATE FOOTBALL CROWDS DATE OPPONENT ATTENDANCE SCORE October 12, 2002 Ohio State 104,892 50-7 (L) August 30, 2003 Florida 90,011 65-3 (L) September 7, 1991 Florida 83,067 59-21 (L) September 2, 2000 Nebraska 77,728 49-13 (L) September 4, 1999 Louisiana State 76,753 29-21 (L) September 22, 1984 Stanford 70,426 28-27 (L) LARGEST SPARTAN STADIUM September 7, 2002 Washington 70,147 34-10 (L) FOOTBALL CROWDS November 16, 1996 Washington 70,063 53-10 (L) DATE OPPONENT ATTENDANCE SCORE October 8, 1994 Washington 69,448 34-20 (L) August 23, 2003 Grambling State 31,681 29-0 (W) September 24, 1983 Stanford 68,201 23-10 (W) November 17, 1990 Fresno State 31,218 42-7 (W) September 14, 1985 Stanford 68,000 41-7 (L) September 9, 2006 Stanford 29,321 35-34 (W) September 19, 1981 Stanford 67,888 28-6 (W) September 2, 1995 Stanford 28,467 47-33 (L) October 2, 1993 Washington 67,976 52-17 (L) October 4, 1986 Fresno State 28,158 45-41 (W) September 26, 1987 Stanford 67,500 24-17 (W) November 15, 1986 CS Long Beach 27,786 38-14 (W) September 8, 1990 Washington 66,337 20-17 (L) November 20, 1971 Arizona State 23,500 49-6 (L) November 19, 1983 Arizona State 66,285 24-17 (L) September 6, 1986 Oregon 23,115 21-14 (L) October 9, 2004 Washington 65,816 21-6 (L) September 13, 1997 Wisconsin 23,042 56-10 (L) November 7, 1981 Arizona State 65,728 31-24 (L) September 7, 1996 California 22,647 45-25 (L) September 20, 1986 Stanford 64,950 28-10 (L) December 2, 2006 Fresno State 22,235 24-14 (W) September 24, 1988 Washington 64,692 35-31 (L) November 11, 2006 Boise State 21,742 23-20 (L) September 16, 1989 Arizona State 63,849 28-21 (L) October 29, 1988 Fresno State 21,367 17-15 (L) September 15, 1984 Arizona State 63,271 48-0 (L) October 15, 1983 CS Fullerton 21,318 20-11 (L) October 24, 1998 Brigham Young 62,423 46-43 (L) October 23, 1982 Fresno State 21,302 39-27 (L) October 4, 1980 Stanford 61,127 35-21 (L) October 17, 1981 CS Fullerton 21,248 45-23 (W) September 18, 1982 Stanford 60,789 35-31 (W) November 15, 1975 San Diego State 20,399 31-7 (W) November 7, 1987 Pacific 20,324 41-17 (W) Note: Attendance figures are announced totals. November 16, 1991 Hawai’i 20,289 35-35 (T) October 1, 1983 Oregon 20,109 44-34 (W) www.sjsuspartans.com 149 The Last Time

A PLAYER RUSHED FOR 200 OR THREE TEAMMATES GAINED AT A BLOCKED PUNT RESULTED IN A MORE YARDS IN A GAME: Tyson LEAST 100 YARDS IN A GAME: Tuati SPARTAN TOUCHDOWN: Patrick Thompson (23 for 203 yards and one TD) Wooden (10 for 136 and one TD), Leon Perry blocked a punt and Jeff Clark as the Spartans lost at Hawai’i, 46-28, on Pinky (5 for 109 and two TDs) and picked up the loose ball and returned it 2 October 23, 2004.....and by the opponent: Courtney Anderson (3 for 100 and three yards in the fourth quarter of the Uril Parrish (30 for 229 yards and two TDs) in a 69-41 win at UTEP on Spartans' 31-21 win at New Mexico State TDs) as Tulsa defeated San Jose State, 34- November 8, 2003....and by the oppo- on November 4, 2006. 24, on November 20, 2004. nent: Chad Mock (11 for 104), Davone Bess (9 for 102 and two TDs) and Ryan A BLOCKED PUNT RESULTED IN AN TWO OR MORE TEAMMATES Grice-Mullen (5 for 125 and one TD) in OPPONENT TOUCHDOWN: Adam RUSHED FOR 100 OR MORE YARDS Hawai’i’s 45-38 win over San Jose State Jennings returned a blocked punt 20 IN A GAME: Lamar Ferguson (10 for on October 22, 2005. yards for a Fresno State touchdown in a 196 yards and one TD) and Jarmar Julien 41-7 win over San Jose State on (10 for 126 yards and four TDs) as the A PASSER COMPLETED 30 OR MORE November 15, 2003. Spartans beat Tulsa, 63-27, on October 27, PASSES IN A GAME: Scott Rislov com- 2001.....and by the opponent: Louis pleted 32-of-49 with one interception for A KICKOFF WAS RETURNED FOR A Rankin (10 for 145 yards and two TDs) 470 yards and one touchdown in a 34-32 SPARTAN TOUCHDOWN: Trestin and Isaiah Stanback (17 for 102 yards and loss to Tulsa on November 22, 2003....and George returned a kickoff 96 yards in the one TD) as Washington defeated San Jose by the opponent: Chase Holbrook (34 of Spartans' 40-19 loss at Illinois on State, 35-29, on September 2, 2006. 49, no interceptions and three TDs) as the September 10, 2005. Spartans defeated New Mexico State, 31- A PLAYER CAUGHT 10 OR MORE 21, on November 4, 2006. A KICKOFF WAS RETURNED BY AN PASSES IN A GAME: Rufus Skillern (10 OPPONENT FOR A TOUCHDOWN: for 167 yards and one TD) in a 56-49 dou- A PASSER PASSED FOR 350 OR MORE Jahmal Fenner returned a third quarter ble- loss to Boise State on YARDS IN A GAME: Dale Rogers (359 kickoff 98 yards in a 40-21 win over November 13, 2004.....and by the oppo- yards, 10-of-17 passes, three interceptions UTEP on October 20, 2001. nent: Paul Dombrowski (16 for 135 yards and five TDs) as the Spartans defeated and no TDs) in a 27-10 San Jose State vic- Rice, 70-63, on October 2, 2004....and by A FUMBLE RESULTED IN A SPARTAN tory over New Mexico State on the opponent: Colt Brennan (402 yards, TOUCHDOWN: Tony Ficklin picked up November 19, 2005. 28-of-39, one interception and five TDs) a fumble by Tulsa quarterback James as Hawai’i defeated the Spartans, 54-17, Killian and ran 20 yards for a touchdown A RECEIVER GAINED AT LEAST 200 on November 18, 2006. in the second quarter of a 34-24 loss to YARDS IN A GAME: Edell Shepherd (8 the Golden Hurricane on November 20, for 264 yards and two TDs) in a 40-21 AN INTERCEPTION WAS RETURNED 2004. loss at Fresno State on November 23, FOR A TOUCHDOWN: Trestin George 2001.....and by the opponent: Nate (30 yards) in a 27-10 win over New A FUMBLE RESULTED IN AN OPPO- Burleson (12 for 326 yards and no TDs) as Mexico State on November 19, 2005....and NENT TOUCHDOWN: Fresno State’s San Jose State defeated Nevada, 64-45, on by the opponent: Nate Hawthrone (40 Alan Goodwin picked up a San Jose State November 10, 2001. yards) as Nevada defeated San Jose State, fumble and ran 28 yards for a touch- 30-23, on October 1, 2005. down, but the Spartans still defeated the TWO OR MORE TEAMMATES Bulldogs, 24-14, on December 2, 2006. GAINED AT LEAST 100 RECEIVING A PLAYER INTERCEPTED TWO OR YARDS IN A GAME: James Jones (6 for MORE PASSES IN A GAME: A PLAYER SCORED THREE OR MORE 106 and two TDs) and John Broussard (4 Christopher Owens intercepted two pass- TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME: Patrick for 106 and one TD) in the 20-12 win over es in the Spartans’ 24-14 win over Fresno Perry rushed for three touchdowns in a New Mexico in the inaugural New State on December 2, 2006...and by the 28-13 win at Idaho on November 25, Mexico Bowl on December 23, 2006 opponent: Matt Leonard intercepted two 2006...and by the opponent: Fresno ....and by the opponent: Ryan Grice- passes in the 63-26 win by Stanford on State’s Bryson Sumlin rushed for three Mullen (5 for 125 and 1 TD), Chad Mock September 14, 2002. touchdowns in a 62-28 win over San Jose (11 for 104) and Davone Bess (9 for 102 State on November 27, 2004. and two TDs) in Hawai’i’s 45-38 win over A PUNT WAS RETURNED FOR A San Jose State on October 22, 2005. TOUCHDOWN: Trestin George was A SPARTAN SAFETY WAS SCORED: credited with a 77-yard return after tak- San Jose State scored a safety when Larry ing a handoff from James Jones in the Collins tackled Morgan State punter Earl first quarter of the Spartans’ 70-63 win Johnson in the end zone in a 47-28 win over Rice on October 2, 2004....and by the on September 18, 2004. opponent: Kevin Robinson returned a punt 87 yards for a Utah State touch- down in a 24-17 win over San Jose State on October 8, 2005.

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AN OPPONENT SAFETY WAS SCORED: New Mexico scored a safety when San Jose State punter Waylon Prather was charged with a 3-yard loss on a punt attempt in the fourth quarter of the Spartans’ 20-12 win over New Mexico in the New Mexico Bowl on December 23, 2006.

TWO BROTHERS SCORED IN THE SAME SAN JOSE STATE GAME: James Callier, Jr., caught a 2-point conversion pass from Waylon Prather and James T. Callier caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Adam Tafralis in the Spartans’ 31-21 win at New Mexico State on November 4, 2006. Nick Gilliam made a 37-yard field goal on the final play of the game in San A PLAYER KICKED THREE OR MORE Jose State’s 38-35 victory over Illinois in 2002. FIELD GOALS: Jared Strubeck kicked field goals of 40, 32 and 45 yards in a 35- 29 loss at Washington on September 2, SAN JOSE STATE SCORED 28 OR A SHUTOUT WAS RECORDED: San 2006...and by the opponent: Anthony MORE POINTS IN A QUARTER: The Jose State shut out Grambling State, 29-0, Montgomery kicked field goals of 24, 27 Spartans scored 28 points in the fourth on August 23, 2003....and by the oppo- and 37 yards as Boise State defeated the quarter of the 70-63 win over Rice on nent: TCU blanked the Spartans, 42-0, on Spartans, 23-20, on November 11, 2006. October 2, 2004. October 9, 1999.

A SPARTAN LED THE NATION IN A THE OPPONENT SCORED 28 OR SAN JOSE STATE DEFEATED A STATISTICAL CATEGORY: Charles MORE POINTS IN A QUARTER: Boise NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENT: Pauley was the national leader in kickoff State scored 30 points in the second quar- San Jose State defeated #9-ranked TCU, return average for the 2002 season. He ter of a 77-14 win over the Spartans on 27-24, in San Jose, on November 4, 2000. averaged 31.5 yards per return and October 25, 2003. scored two touchdowns. THE SPARTANS PLAYED AN OVER- SAN JOSE STATE OVERCAME A TIME GAME: The Spartans lost to Boise A DEFENSIVE EXTRA-POINT WAS DEFICIT OF 14 OR MORE POINTS TO State, 56-49, in two overtimes on SCORED IN A SAN JOSE STATE WIN: San Jose State trailed Utah State, November 13, 2004. GAME: Idaho scored a defensive extra 14-0, in the second quarter and came point when Jeff Edwards blocked a third- back to win, 21-14, on October 14, 2006. THE SPARTANS PLAYED AT LEAST quarter San Jose State extra-point kick ONE GAME IN THE FOUR U.S. CON- attempt and teammate Cole Snyder ran THE OPPONENT OVERCAME A TINENTAL TIME ZONES: In 2003, San with the loose ball into the end zone DEFICIT OF 14 OR MORE POINTS TO Jose State played Florida in the eastern during the 26-18 Spartan win on WIN: San Jose State was ahead of time zone, Rice in the central time zone, November 26, 2005. Nevada, 45-28, in the fourth quarter, but Boise State and UTEP in the mountain lost, 46-45, on November 6, 1993. time zone and seven games in the pacific MORE THAN 60 POINTS WERE time zone. SCORED BY ONE TEAM: The Spartans SAN JOSE STATE WON A GAME ON scored 70 points in the 70-63 win over THE FINAL PLAY: Placekicker Nick THE SPARTANS HAD A WINNING Rice on October 2, 2004...and by the Gilliam booted a 37-yard field goal as SEASON: The Spartans had a 9-4 record opponent: Fresno State scored 62 points San Jose State defeated Illinois, 38-35, on in 2006. in a 62-28 victory over San Jose State on September 21, 2002. November 27, 2004. THE SPARTANS WENT TO A BOWL SAN JOSE STATE LOST A GAME ON GAME: The Spartans beat New Mexico, MORE THAN 100 POINTS WERE THE FINAL PLAY: Boise State placekick- 20-12, in the New Mexico Bowl on SCORED IN A SAN JOSE STATE er Anthony Montgomery kicked a 37- December 23, 2006. GAME: San Jose State and Rice com- yard field goal as the Broncos defeated bined for a NCAA-record 133 points in a the Spartans, 23-20, on November 11, THE SPARTANS RECEIVED VOTES IN 70-63 Spartan victory on October 2, 2004. 2006. A NATIONALLY-RECOGNIZED There are eight times in school history in FINAL POLL: The Spartans received one which 100 or more points were scored in vote and tied for 32nd place in the a football game. Associated Press’ final 2006 poll. www.sjsuspartans.com 151 City of San José

Regional growth and stability are comple- • 30 minutes from the Pacific Ocean mented by an active cul- tural life. San Jose is the • Population - 945,000 home of the Silicon • Average annual household income of Valley High Technology $84,857 according to Money magazine and the Children’s Discovery museums, the • One of the top-25 “brainiest” cities in San Jose Museum of Art, the country San Jose Symphony, the San Jose-Cleveland • More college graduates per 100 resi- Ballet, numerous gal- dents than any other major U.S. city leries and arts centers, Opera San Jose, the • More home owners than any large city in the country Winchester Mystery House and other The skyline of downtown San Jose • Worker productivity is twice the respected professional national average and community theater ituated at the hub of Silicon Valley groups. • Best public safety record of any large is San Jose – the third largest city in Light rail and historic trolley lines, the metropolitan area in the United States the SCalifornia and the 10th largest in 18,000-seat HP Pavilion at San Jose, con- last 10 years. the nation. San Jose, strategically located vention facilities, shops and a diverse at the sunny, southern tip of the San night scene add to the excitement. • International airports – San Jose, San Francisco Bay, is surrounded by rolling Reflecting the cultural richness of the Francisco and Oakland hills and striking mountains. San Jose’s community is a wide range of restaurants. vibrant and growing downtown is the set- A reason the South Bay has grown so and an average summer temperature of 74 ting for San Jose State University and the dramatically is its quality of life. The mild degrees, San Jose symbolizes the best focus for important financial, commercial climate encourages an active and casual California has to offer. The region’s 1.6- and arts communities. lifestyle. There are more than 100,000 million residents enjoy recreational and acres of land for bik- entertainment opportunities year-round. “ San José is a confident and exciting city, full of ing, rollerblading and Within a short drive are San Francisco, optimism and opportunity. We treasure our past. We other outdoor activi- beaches from Santa Cruz to Carmel, the ties. Boasting nearly California coastal redwoods, Lake Tahoe embrace our diversity. We nurture our future, in our 300 days of sunshine and Yosemite National Park. children and through stewardship of our resources. People are proud to live here. Our city is committed to sustaining and improving the quality of life in every neighborhood, for every resident, now and in the future.” – www.sanjoseca.gov

San Jose State University will host the 2010 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship First & Second Round at the San Jose offers a neighborhood feel in a metropolitan environment. 18,200-seat HP Pavilion in downtown San Jose.

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an Jose State University, small classes. Learning facili- Silicon Valley’s metro- ties include computer- Spolitan university, is equipped classrooms, the pre-eminent in broadly edu- Western world’s only under- cating leaders and profes- graduate nuclear science sionals for an increasingly facility and North America’s complex and global society. largest Beethoven Center. Located in the heart of the Focusing on applied Silicon Valley, this university research, faculty receive a has aided the development of growing number of contracts the computer industry and and grants each year. From the resulting technological Moss Landing Marine advances in our nation by Research Laboratory to the providing the largest source NASA Ames Research of engineering, science and Center, faculty are exploring business graduates to Silicon everything from the depths Valley companies. of the ocean to the surface of Graduating about 7,000 Mars. students annually, San Jose San Jose State University State University also provides the professional infrastructure for also finds strength in its diversity. For many first-generation stu- the region – from teachers to social workers to artists to law dents, it is a gateway to economic independence and social mobil- enforcement officers to nurses. The terms, “leaders and profes- ity. It is also an incubator of cultural and intellectual development sionals,” describe not just the types of graduates who earn their and an opportunity for lifelong learning. Students range in age degrees at San Jose State, but also the roles they assume in their from first-time freshmen to college transfers to professionals seek- communities and in their fields of endeavor. ing additional education. Student demographics – with ethnic San Jose State University’s place in history is well-established. pluralism – provide the benefits of multiple cultures and diverse Founded in 1857, it was the first public institution of higher edu- student interests and activities. From residence life to athletic cation on the West Coast. From its humble beginnings as a normal teams to social clubs to co-op jobs – student activities meet the school to train teachers for the developing frontier, it has matured needs of this diverse student body. into a master’s university offering 191 bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Some Notable The university’s 30,000 students study in eight fully-accredited colleges: Applied Sciences and the Arts, Business, Education, San Jose State University Alumni Engineering, Humanities and the Arts, Science, Social Sciences Ben Nighthorse Campbell – former two-term and Social Work. One strength of the academic program is the U.S. Senator (Rep. - Colorado) broad general education curriculum that brings common ele- Dr. Harry Edwards – world-renowned sports sociologist ments -- critical thinking, Robert Foster – Mayor of Long Beach, California writing and communication Charles Gingold – Discovery Channel, vice president skills, and cultural pluralism Mike Honda – U.S. Congressman (Dem.- California), -- to diverse studies. 15th district Academic strength also is Pat Hughes – play-by-play broadcaster seen in the university’s Mary Lyons, Ph.D. – University of San Diego president nationally-recognized pro- – NBC TV Sports golf commentator grams. Examples include the Jessica McClintock – fashion designer School of Music, the School Omar Benson Miller – Motion-picture actor of Art and Design, the School Gordon Moore – Founder, Intel Corporation of Journalism and Mass Jenny Ming – President, Old Navy Clothing Communications, the School Valerie Coleman Morris – CNN Financial News of Nursing and the School of anchor/reporter Library and Information Stevie Nicks – singer, Fleetwood Mac Science. Dick & Tom Smothers – entertainers In each discipline, quality Amy Tan – best-selling author teaching remains a priority. – President of the U.S. Olympic Committee Tenured faculty teach intro- Luis Valdez – award-winning movie producer ductory as well as advanced David Willman – Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer for the courses with an emphasis on Los Angeles Times www.sjsuspartans.com 153 San Jose State University

n the fall of 2005, San José State University opened the doors of Campus Village to more A nationally-acclaimed Ithan 2,279 students, faculty and staff. university: Positioned on Tenth Street between San Carlos and San Salvador on the southeast corner of the • 10th best regional public university in main campus, the Campus Village is a gateway to the western United States – 2006 U.S. News incredible academic resources and campus activi- & World Report, “America’s Best Colleges” ties, the excitement of downtown San José, the opportunities of Silicon Valley, and some of the • One of the top-100 nationally for the world’s greatest recreational areas. greatest number of Hispanic bachelor’s The Campus Village includes three buildings featuring apartment and suite-style living accom- degree graduates – Hispanic Outlook in modations and a typical college dormitory expe- Higher Education, “Top 100 Colleges for rience. Campus Village includes recreational and Hispanics,” May 7, 2007. study areas, a full-service computer lab, wireless internet access, an interactive gaming center, Standing out from the rest laundry facilities, meeting rooms, retail stores and The Campus Village anchors the underground parking for 700 vehicles. Fully southeast corner of the university’s • San José State is the number one sup- equipped nearby recreational facilities offer resi- skyline. plier of engineering, computer science dents space to work out, swim, play basketball, and business graduates to Silicon Valley, volleyball, ping-pong or pool. the world’s high tech capital. Hassle-free access to the main campus is another asset to the Campus Village. Walking to the Student Union or to The Event Center, home for the San Jose State University men’s and women’s basketball teams, will be five minutes or less. Residents • San José State awards nearly $60-mil- also can walk or bicycle to the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr,. Library without crossing lion in financial aid to 13,000 students any streets. each year.

• The Metropolitan University Scholar’s Experience (MUSE) is a program aimed at helping first-year students succeed on he Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Library, campus. More than 1,000 incoming stu- located on the main campus of San Jose dents participated in 2002-03. TState University opened in 2003. A first- of-its-kind collaboration between a city and a uni- • The annual Career Expo provides versity, the $177-million, 475,000 square-foot recruitment opportunities for nearly library provides a center for life-long learning. 2,000 students. In 2004, the university’s Students, faculty and the community have access Career Center was named one of the to the information they will need for educational and personal growth throughout their lives. four best such facilities in California by the California Career Education The 10-floor library features: Association. Over 300 employers visit the university annually to recruit stu- • 3,623 seats dents for available positions.

• 1,800 seats wired for the internet • San Jose State is believed to be the first university in the country to create a • 400 public computers Students can walk from class to the Mexican-American Studies Department. library for study sessions and research • 135 databases of information work without crossing a street. • The nationally-recognized animation • 4 computer instruction laboratories program is a collaborative effort between SJSU and technology, enter- • 112 workstations available in the computer instruction labs tainment and telecommunications industry partners. • 37 group-project rooms

The collaborative design provides many opportunities for academic, cultural and community programs. Multilingual and special collections for San Jose’s diverse ethnic groups are available. An adaptive technology area assures all people have the ability to access the information and databases available.

154 2007 San Jose State University Football Media Guide Don W. Kassing, University President

s president of San José State Granite City Campus of University, Don W. Kassing the Belleville Area College, Aheads the oldest and one of Belleville, Illinois. Before the largest universities in the 23- that, he worked for 11 campus California State University years in private industry, system. Appointed in 2004, Kassing including eight years in has moved the university forward corporate finance and in several key areas. Under his operations management leadership, the campus is engaged for Brown Group, Inc., and in university-wide strategic plan- three years with General President Kassing and California State ning, with the goal of making San Motors Corporation. University Chancellor Charles B. Reed José State University a university of Active in the commu- (second from right) congratulate nity and region, Kassing choice by 2010. cornerback Christopher Owens. Since February 2006, he has accepted the three largest pri- serves on the following vate donations to the university in its 150-year history: boards: • A $10 million gift from alumni Donald and Sally Lucas * San José Sports Authority for the graduate school of business, * United Way Silicon Valley • A $15 million gift from alumnus Charles W. Davidson * San José Chamber of Commerce for the College of Engineering, and * Silicon Valley Leadership Group • A $10 million gift from alumna Connie Lurie for the * Joint Venture: Silicon Valley College of Education. * Silicon Valley Higher Education Roundtable

"San Jose State makes an enormous difference in He is also a member of the United Way Community Impact one of the best communities of America. I'm Committee. Kassing holds an M.B.A. and a B.S. in Economics from St. excited about the great future we are shaping Louis University. He is married with three children and seven together." - Don W. Kassing grandchildren.

As president and in his former role as vice president for administration and finance, Kassing led the development, con- struction and successful opening of two major campus facilities: the award-winning Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, based on a first-of-its-kind and highly successful partnership with the city of San José; and Campus Village, a state-of-the-art residence complex for students, faculty and staff, the largest such project in the California State University system, and the focus of a renewed sense of community on the campus. Before his appointment to the presidency, Kassing had served for more than a decade as vice president for adminis- tration and finance and as chief financial officer. As CFO, he had responsibility for all busi- ness and financial affairs of the President Kassing shares a moment with former Spartan All-America university. His previous 18 and record-setting quarterback Mike Perez at an alumni reunion. years in higher education included service as vice presi- San José State University does not discriminate on the basis dent for university relations of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orienta- and administrative services at tion, marital status, pregnancy, age disability, disabled veter- Murray State University, in an’s or Vietnam veteran’s status. This policy applies to all Kentucky, and vice president San José State University student, faculty and staff programs for development and public and activities. Questions regarding this policy should be President Kassing and head coach affairs at Western State College directed to the Director of the Office of Equal Dick Tomey leave the field after a of Colorado. He also served for Employment/Affirmative Action, San José State University, San Jose State football victory. two years as president of the (408) 924-1115. www.sjsuspartans.com 155 Tom Bowen, Director of Athletics

om Bowen was named San Jose State University’s direc- Ttor of intercollegiate athletics on December 20, 2004. Under his leadership and with his vision for the department, San Jose State has established itself as a viable Division I-A intercollegiate athletics program with proven athletic, aca- demic and financial successes to his credit.

CULTURE OF CHAMPIONS

At the core of Bowen’s mission for San Jose State University athletics is building a “Culture of Champions” aca- demically, athletically and in the community. To that end, the Fund raising for San Jose State University student-athlete Notre Dame alum has over- scholarships is increasing steadily under Tom Bowen’s leadership. hauled the department’s infra- structure; invested resources record and capturing the New Mexico Bowl championship. both in external and internal Women’s cross country and women’s , ranked sixth operations; initiated an nationally in the final coaches’ poll, turned in their best record in enhanced website presence; years. There were All-American performances in football and and expanded marketing, pro- women’s water polo. Men’s basketball, football, women’s swim- motions and advertising oppor- ming, women’s volleyball and women’s water polo players com- tunities locally, regionally and peted in national team or individual national competitions. For nationally with the creation of the second year in a row, a San Jose State player won the Spartan Sports Properties. Western Athletic Conference women’s golf individual title.

With his fund raising acu- men, Bowen has led the Spartan Foundation - the At the end of the New Mexico department’s fund-raising com- Bowl, Tom Bowen congratulates ponent - to unprecedented running back Patrick Perry on a development heights, capped championship season. by a department record $1.5 million during the 2006-07 fund drive.

As an integral member of the University’s presidential staff, he has created new short and long-term revenue streams for intercollegiate athletics and many other campus extra-cur- ricular activities. His initiatives Tom Bowen (right) hired Dick Tomey (left) as San Jose State and leadership have created University’s football coach on December 29, 2004. new energy department-wide and throughout the university. The university has benefitted He has appointed new head coaches in football, men’s bas- from Athletics’ increasing visi- ketball, women’s basketball, men’s golf, women’s golf, women’s bility, receiving record dona- swimming and diving, softball and women’s volleyball. In tions during the 2006-07 time With Bowen at the helm, there is 2005-06, San Jose State won the Western Athletic Conference frame. more interest, excitement, women’s golf championship, recorded its highest finish ever at a visibility and passion for San NCAA regional championship in women’s gymnastics, pro- In 2006-07, football capped Jose State athletics and the duced seven teams out of 16 with its best conference finish in its finest season in nearly two university. years, and had WAC “Coaches of the Year” in women’s golf and decades, posting a 9-4 overall softball.

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“Tom brings important and valued experience to us. We’re very pleased he accepted this important leadership position with San Jose State. His administrative and fund-raising skills will be essential components to be competitive in the WAC and to make our athletics program a visible and an important part of the university’s efforts to be distinctive." - Don W. Kassing, San Jose State University President

Bowen’s vision for student-athlete of California from July 2000 success and excellence led to the creation through September 2002, he was of a Student Success Services component. responsible for athletic fund- Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores as raising. Bowen was credited measured by the NCAA have risen dra- with developing the first com- matically under his watch – a 42-point prehensive planned giving pro- increase since his installation as director. gram for the Golden Bears.

At Saint Mary’s College, he was the Home attendance shrunk to 6,479 per game prior to Director of Bowen’s appointment as director of athletics. Since then, Foundations and San Jose State’s football season ticket base has increased Corporate more than 50 percent and attendance has nearly tripled. Relations from May 1995 to January 1997 before being The 1983 graduate of the University appointed to an associate of Notre Dame played high school foot- director of athletics posi- ball at Moreau High in Hayward, Calif. tion by the president of He majored in theology/sociology and the college. His grant pro- spent six years studying for the priest- posal acumen helped hood with the Holy Cross Fathers. raise $6.1-million in aca- Bowen went on to earn a master’s degree demic funding for the in administration/education from the institution. From January University of San Francisco in 1990. 1997 through April 2000, he managed the athletics Bowen (right) presents a game ball to one of the many San Jose An active member of the Bay Area department’s budget, State University athletics sponsors. community, he serves on the board of the directed a corporate San Jose Sports Authority. He is an sponsorship program and adjunct professor at the University of San EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL interacted with the academic senate, fac- Francisco School of Sports Management ulty and university personnel on student- and at San Jose State University’s Bowen came to San Jose State after athlete issues. Department of Kinesiology where he serving three years as the Director of teaches sports management classes. As a Community Affairs for the San Francisco His first professional leadership senior faculty member of the Capital 49ers of the National Football League. He appointment in athletics was at De La Campaign Institute based in directed all of the team’s fund-raising Salle High School in Concord, Calif. Minneapolis, Minn., from 1996 through activities and was responsible for alumni From 1987 through 1995, he held the 2002, he is a frequent guest lecturer at and current player participation in the positions of assistant football coach and several Bay Area university campuses. community. Also serving as the executive athletics director. Bowen continues to speak before major director of the 49ers Foundation, San corporations headquartered locally on Francisco was the first NFL franchise to EDUCATION & COMMUNITY the topics of leadership, management implement an annual giving program. and motivation. He is a Level 2 certified member of His Division I experience at the col- the College Athletic Business The Denver, Colo., native and his legiate level includes athletics adminis- Management Association (CABMA), the wife, Mia, are the parents of three chil- tration positions at the University of National Association of Collegiate dren: sons, Andrew and Peter, and, California and Saint Mary’s College in Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and the daughter, McKenna. Moraga, Calif. As an assistant and associ- National Society of Fund Raising ate director of athletics at the University Executives. www.sjsuspartans.com 157 Athletics Administration

Kellie Elliott Vince Otoupal Deputy Senior Associate Director of Athletics Athletics Director

ith 22 years of diverse and comprehensive leadership romoted to Senior Associate Athletics Director for experience at the Professional, Collegiate and Olympic Development and Donor Relations, Vince Otoupal oversees WSports level, Kellie Elliott is the Deputy Director of Pall aspects of San Jose State Athletics’ revenue generation Athletics for San Jose State University. In her role as Deputy opportunities: corporate sales, fund-raising, ticket sales, market- Director of Athletics, Elliott serves as the chief operating officer ing and development efforts, including the Spartan Foundation. of the Spartans athletics department, coordinating the daily The Spartan Foundation, the Athletics Department’s volunteer administrative operations with oversight in multiple areas. fund-raising group, set a fund-raising record in 2007 with more The Stanford alumna supervises nine Spartan teams, with than $1.5 million dollars raised for Spartan student-athletes’ special emphasis on men’s and women’s basketball and a key scholarships. financial role with football; oversees business and finance, stu- Otoupal also supervises the Spartan baseball team. dent services, facilities, strength and conditioning, sports medi- Otoupal came to San Jose State in 2005 from the Stanford cine and is the department point person for all human resources Athletics Department where he worked two stints for the matters. As the Senior Women’s Administrator, Elliott ensures Cardinal, 1998-2000 and 2002-05. He served as the Director of the the department’s compliance within Title IX as well. Buck-Cardinal Club and Annual Giving, as a Major Gift Officer, She also served as the Tournament Director for the 2007 and Project Manager for the acquisition of the Stanford Red Barn NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship San Jose Regional, host- - Stanford’s equestrian center. As a MBA student at the University ed by San Jose State. of Oregon’s Sports Marketing Center, Otoupal also Prior to joining the Spartan athletics department in 2005, served as a consultant analyzing PAC-10 financial trends for the Elliott worked in a number of managerial and leadership roles Athletics Department (2001-02). at Stanford. She was a Project Manager of Stanford’s $30-million An outside linebacker for the Stanford football team, he was renovation of , the home of their basketball and a four-year letterwinner (1989-92) and named Captain of Special volleyball programs. Elliott also worked in Alumni Relations Teams. Otoupal played for former Spartan and Stanford coaches and as the Director of Football Operations for Stanford. Jack Elway and Bill Walsh. From 2001-03, Elliott was President and Chief Executive Following graduation, he joined the United States Marine Officer of the Huntsville Flight – a charter member of the NBA’s Corps and achieved the rank of Captain in his five years of serv- National Basketball Development League. Her marketing and ice for the United States Marine Corps as an infantry officer. business acumen led to the Flight being a model franchise for Otoupal was awarded the Marine Corps’ Certificate of the NBA, generating over $600,000 in corporate sponsorship and Commendation and was a Recipient of the Navy and Marine leading the league in attendance with 6,572 fans per game. Corps Achievement Medal. Elliott’s leadership was paramount in the success of the last Otoupal graduated from Stanford in 1993, majoring in polit- two Olympic Games held in the United States. She was a region- ical science and organizational behavior, and earned his M.B.A. al operations manager for the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic from the University of Oregon in 2002. Committee and a senior general manager for the 2002 Salt Lake He is a member of NAADD (National Association of Athletic City Winter Olympic Committee. Her team of workers in Development Directors), NACDA (National Association of Atlanta was voted “Best Operational Management Team” by the Collegiate Directors of Athletics), and the AFP (Association of senior directors of the Olympic committee. At Salt Lake City, she Fund-raising Professionals). was responsible for operational planning and implementation at He and his wife, Brady, reside in San Jose. six of the 10 competition venues. Elliott, and her husband, Steve, reside in the Bay Area.

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universities as a delegate at the annual national convention. Thomas was an administrator at the 2004 NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Conference. In 2006, she completed the 18-month Stacy Martin NCAA Fellow Program. Thomas holds memberships in the National Association of Associate Athletics Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA), the Black Director Coaches Association (BCA), the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), National Association of Athletics Compliance Coordinators (NAACC), and the National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletes (N4A). She and her husband, Byron, live in Morgan Hill. San Jose State alumna, Stacy Martin was appointed Associate Athletics Director for Business and Finance in AMay 2006. Martin has fiscal oversight for a department that includes 16 sports, 28 departments and 105 employees. Martin joined the department in 2002. She spent one semes- ter in the ticket office and then transferred to the business office Tom Hastings in January 2003. Martin was promoted to Business Manager in Associate Athletics 2004 where she remained until her promotion to her current posi- tion. Director Martin is a member of CABMA (College Athletic Business Management Association), Beta Gamma Sigma (International Honors society for studies in Business), WISC (Women In Sports Careers), NACWAA (National Association Of Collegiate Women om Hastings joined the San Jose State Athletics Athletic Administrators) and the Golden Key International Department staff October 9, 2006 as Associate Athletic Honor Society. Director for Media Services. In that role, Hastings’ super- A four-time letterwinner and former captain of the Spartan T vises the sports information staff that coordinates communica- women’s gymnastics team, Martin has bachelor’s and masters tion, media services, and public relations for San Jose State’s 16 degrees from San Jose State University. The 2002 graduate Division I sports. He also oversees the department’s video opera- majored in business administration and corporate financial man- tions, the department’s official website (www.sjsuspartans.com) agement. She earned an M.B.A. in finance in 2005. While an and is a sport supervisor for women’s water polo and swimming undergraduate, Martin was recognized by “Who’s Who Among and diving. Students” for her scholarship, leadership and service to the cam- In March of 2007, Hastings was part of the San Jose State pus and community. team that conducted the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship San Jose Regional at the HP Pavilion in San Jose. San Jose State will again serve as a host institution for the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship (first and second rounds). Prior to joining the staff at San Jose State, Hastings served as Etienne Thomas the director of marketing for the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) in Colorado Springs, Colo. In Associate Athletics that role, he directed all the marketing, public relations, merchan- dising, advertising, sponsorship and internet operations for the Director worldwide membership based association. Hastings spent seven years with the San Francisco 49ers as communications manager and manger of internet services. With the 49ers he assisted in the creation and implementation of the tienne Thomas joined the San Jose State University staff in 49ers public relations departmental policies, procedures, and May 2003 as the director of compliance. She added the operational guidelines, served as a liaison between local and Eduties of associate athletics director in July 2006. As a sports national media, and 49ers players, coaches, management and supervisor in the Spartans’ 16-sports program, she oversees staff, and helped supervise the public relations staff. men’s and women’s soccer and softball. Prior to his tenure with the 49ers, Hastings served as the Thomas’ background is rooted in compliance. She has assistant director of athletic media relations at his alma mater, the worked at Howard University (2002-03) in Washington, D.C., University of California, Santa Barbara. Saint Paul’s College (2001-02) in Lawrenceville, Va., and at North He is a member of CoSida, the Football Writers Association Carolina Central University (2001-02) in Durham, N.C. Her first of America (FWAA), and the United States Basketball Writers position in athletics was as a compliance/general administration Associaton. intern in the University of Iowa women’s athletics department. Hastings and his wife are the parents of two boys. The 1996 graduate of North Carolina Central University majored in political science. She has completed coursework for a J.D. degree from The University of Iowa College of Law. Active in NCAA professional activities, she has served her www.sjsuspartans.com 159 Athletics Staff & Head Coaches

DREW AGBAY ALLISON JEB BURNS DR. BILL TATUM MIKE BEN COBIAN Student Success BENDER Associate Head CAMPSEY CARROLL CHISHOLM Strength & Services Marketing Athletic Trainer NCAA Faculty Athletic Training Assistant Athletics Conditioning Coordinator Representative Director/ Broadcasting

DARREN EILEEN DALEY LAUREL AARON DYES LAWRENCE FAN RANDY GABLER DOGA GUR COELHO Student Success DeMARIA Business Sports Information Spartan Sports Sports Information Director of Services Stewardship & Operations Director Properties Ticket Operations Events Coordinator

DR. DAN TAYLOR SUMMER DR. MICHAEL CHRIS HOLDER CINDY KATO MIKE LANE HABER HANOHANO HAYNES HENEHAN Director of Student Success Equipment Team Physician Director of Strength & Team Physician Strength & Services Director Equipment Conditioning Conditioning Services

JEREMY PAUL LEUNG TIFFANY ERIKA MARES KEN ANGIE BRIAN LAYPORT Business LOFTON Assistant Athletics McDONALD McKINNELL McKINNELL Strength & Operations Major Gifts Director/Program Assistant Athletics Programs & Spartan Sports Conditioning Advancement & Director/ Projects Properties Branding Development Coordinator

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JENNIFER MATT MILLER PAULA DOUG OSUMI MARK LYDIA JOHN RALSTON MILLER Business MINKLEIN Video Coordinator PAPADOPOULOS PANAYOTIDIS Special Assistant Compliance Operations Spartan Assistant Athletics Sports Information Foundation Director/ Events & Facilities

WHITNEY SCOTT SHAW JULIE AMY VILLA JUSTIN MATT WITTY AUGIE ROTROCK Associate Head STANSBERRY Sports Information WEAVER Athletics Business ARGABRIGHT Student Services Athletic Trainer Project Equipment Manager Men’s & Women’s Coordinator Coordinator Manager Cross Country Head Coach

OSCAR CRESPO PAM DeCOSTA JOHN SAGE HOPKINS JOHN GEORGE ANH-DAO Women’s Women’s DORMANN Women’s KENNADAY NESSMAN NGUYEN Volleyball Basketball Women’s Golf Swimming & Men’s Golf Men’s Basketball Women’s Tennis Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Diving Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

SAM PIRARO DAVE GARY ST. CLAIR DICK TOMEY LOU TULLY PETER TURNER WAYNE Baseball SIRACUSA Men’s Soccer Football Women’s Water Softball WRIGHT Head Coach Women’s Soccer Head Coach Head Coach Polo Head Coach Women’s Head Coach Head Coach Gymnastics Head Coach www.sjsuspartans.com 161 Contact Directory (Area Code is 408)

University Administration Spartan Sports Properties Don W. Kassing, President ...... 924-1177 Randy Gabler ([email protected]) 924-2791 Dr. Bill Campsey, NCAA faculty representative Brian McKinnell ([email protected]) ...... 924-3428 ([email protected])...... 924-2790 Athletics Administration Sports Medicine/Medical Staff Tom Bowen, director of athletics Jeb Burns, associate head athletic trainer ...... 924-1256 ([email protected])...... 924-1200 Scott Shaw, associate head athletic trainer ...... 924-1297 Linda Ozaki, administrative assistant Tatum Carroll, assistant athletic trainer ...... 924-1470 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1233 Dr. Michael Henehan, team physician ...... 995-5453 Kellie Elliott, deputy director of athletics Dr. Dan Haber, team physician ...... 297-3484 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1206 Strength & Conditioning Vince Otoupal, senior associate athletics director/development Chris Holder, director ...... 924-1304 & donor relations ([email protected])...... 924-1739 Jeremy Layport, assistant coach ...... 924-1392 Tom Hastings, associate athletics director/media services Ben Cobian, assistant coach ...... 924-1304 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1720 Student Success Services Stacy Martin, associate athletics director/business & finance Cindy Kato, director ...... 924-1537 ([email protected])...... 924-1730 Drew Agbay, academic advisor ...... 924-1576 Etienne Thomas, associate athletics director/ Eileen Daley, academic advisor ...... 924-2040 director of compliance ([email protected]).924-1514 Football Office (FAX - 924-1169) Mike Chisholm, assistant athletics director/broadcasting Dick Tomey, head coach ([email protected]) ...... 924-1266 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1244 Marcus Arroyo, co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Ken McDonald, assistant athletics director/development ([email protected]) ...... 924-1247 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1198 Brent Brennan, tight ends coach/recruiting coordinator Erika Mares, assistant athletics director/program advancement ([email protected]) ...... 924-1299 & branding affairs ([email protected])...... 924-1447 Keith Burns, associate head coach/cornerbacks coach/ Mark Papadopoulos, assistant athletics director/events & special teams coordinator facilities ([email protected])...... 924-1239 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1274 Cindy Kato, student success services director Gary Emanuel, defensive line coach ([email protected])...... 924-1537 ([email protected])...... 924-1275 Administrative Support Staff Dave Fipp, defensive coordinator/safeties coach Allison Bender, marketing coordinator...... 924-1697 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1273 Laurel DeMaria, stewardship & events coordinator . . 924-1692 Jeff Hammerschmidt, linebackers coach Aaron Dyes, business operations...... 924-1745 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1277 Taylor Hanohano, director of equipment services . . . . 924-1267 Ken Margerum, wide receivers coach Doug Kelley, maintenance mechanic ...... 924-1729 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1270 Mike Lane, equipment manager ...... 924-1258 Steve Morton, offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Tiffany Lofton, major gifts...... 924-3300 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1278 Angie McKinnell, programs & project coordinator . . . 924-1298 Charles Nash, running backs coach Jennifer Miller, compliance ...... 924-1237 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1279 Matt Miller, business operations ...... 924-1462 Jeff Gordon, graduate assistant – offense Paula Minklein, Spartan Foundation ...... 924-1218 ([email protected])...... 924-1378 Doug Osumi, video coordinator ...... 924-1276 Kinji Green, graduate assistant – defense Whitney Rotrock, student services coordinator...... 924-1349 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1207 Julie Stansberry, project coordinator ...... 924-1201 Wendy Dunn, coordinator of football operations Justin Weaver, equipment manager ...... 924-1259 ([email protected])...... 924-1266 Matt Witty, business manager ...... 924-1312 John Ralston, special assistant ...... 924-1445 Media Relations (FAX - 924-1291) Head Coaches Tom Hastings, associate athletics director/media services Augie Argabright (14th year), men’s & women’s cross country ([email protected]) ...... 924-1720 ...... 924-1465 Hastings’ cell phone...... 829-8500 Oscar Crespo (1st year), women’s volleyball ...... 924-1242 Lawrence Fan, sports information director Pam DeCosta (1st year), women’s basketball ...... 924-1241 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1217 John Dormann (3rd year), women’s golf ...... 924-1250 Fan’s cell phone ...... 768-3424 Sage Hopkins (3rd year), women’s swimming ...... 924-1225 Amy Villa, associate sports information director John Kennaday (3rd year), men’s golf ...... 924-1251 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1216 George Nessman (3rd year), men’s basketball ...... 924-1232 Doga Gur, assistant sports information director Anh-Dao Nguyen (16th year), women’s tennis ...... 924-1327 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1211 Sam Piraro (21st year), baseball ...... 924-1255 Lydia Panayotidis, sports information assistant Dave Siracusa (4th year), women’s soccer ...... 924-1718 ([email protected]) ...... 924-1208 Gary St. Clair (18th year), men’s soccer ...... 924-1261 Spartan Ticket Office (Toll Free - 1-877-SJSUTIX) Dick Tomey (3rd year), football ...... 924-1266 Darren Coelho, director of ticket operations Lou Tully (12th year), women’s water polo ...... 924-1523 ([email protected]) ...... 924-SJTX Peter Turner (2nd year), softball ...... 924-1253 Wayne Wright (7th year), women’s gymnastics . . . . . 924-1390

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Culture of Champions Some Outstanding San Jose State University Athletics Alumni • 7 Olympic Games gold medal • The 2000 San Jose State University winners baseball team advanced to the College World Series. • 10 NCAA team championships – most by any current Western Athletic • In the last five years, the San Jose Conference school State women’s water polo, men’s soc- cer, women’s golf and baseball teams • 50 NCAA Division I individual were nationally-ranked in the top-20. champions – most by any current Western Athletic Conference school • National team members in the sports of football, softball, women’s • In the last five years, the San Jose volleyball and water polo. State University baseball, women’s cross country, women’s golf, • Current head coaches from the Olivier Saint-Jean became is one of two women’s gymnastics, men’s soccer sports of men’s soccer, baseball, Tariq Abdul-Wahad in Spartans in the LPGA and football teams have competed in women’s gymnastics, and women’s 1997. He is one of three Hall of Fame. NCAA Championship action. golf have been named the conference Spartans selected in the “Coach of the Year.” Football coach first round of a NBA • A winning record in post-season Dick Tomey was a two-time confer- draft. football bowl games including a vic- ence “Coach of the Year” prior to tory in the 2006 New Mexico Bowl. joining the Spartans.

Kevin Frandsen finished ’s first his San Jose State career PGA Tour win was the in 2004 and now is an 2006 AT&T Pebble Beach infielder with the San Pro-Am. Francisco Giants.

San Jose State’s first appearance in a College World Series was in 2000.

Peter Ueberroth was a water polo star at San Jose State in the 1950’s. He Tommie Smith and John was the Commissioner of Carlos provided the sports world with a lasting mem- San Jose State University’s Neil Parry (far left) received the Disney from 1984 through 1988. ory at the 1968 Olympics. Spirit Award at the 2004 College Football Awards show. Today, he is the president A statue was unveiled on of the United States the SJSU campus in 2005. Olympic Committee. www.sjsuspartans.com 163 Strength & Conditioning

The Koret Athletic Training Center

The Koret Athletic Training Center, opened in November 2001, is a state-of-the-art facility that encompasses over 10,000 square-feet of training space and is located adjacent to Spartan Stadium, the athlet- ic locker rooms and the football practice field.

The Koret Athletic Training Center also contains a 1,000-square-foot rehabilitation and training room that services physical therapy and sports-specific rehabilitation. The facility enables the sports medicine staff of athletic trainers, doctors, and physical thera- pists to provide the best possible care to help prevent and rehabilitate injuries.

“Our Philosophy”

• We teach a hands-on approach where the student- athlete is expected to develop a comprehensive understanding of not only the How’s, but also the Why’s of our program.

• We teach correct movement patterns to optimize efficiency and performance.

• Our program design is centered on ground-based, free weight, multi-joint movements that will transfer to the playing field and keep our student-athletes out of our sports medicine facility.

• Our primary concern is the development of speed in all our sports.

• We develop speed and flexibility through strength.

• Our speed program consists of functional and straight-line speed training. Functional means acceler- ation, deceleration and change-of-direction work.

• We train through an entire range-of-motion in all lifts to enhance active flexibility, develop strength to prevent injury, and unlock joints with mobility issues.

• Olympic-based movements are utilized for speed of movement, active flexibility and dynamic stability.

• Squats and deadlifts have a permanent home in our program for developing hip strength and back stabil- ity. Single-leg variations are used to fix strength imbalance and lateral deficits.

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“The Koret Athletic Training Center is one of the ‘crown jewels’ of the San Jose State University athletics program. The sheer size of the facility stops you in your tracks. We have everything a strength and conditioning program could conceivably need at our fingertips. Our student-athletes and coaches are truly blessed to have such a beautiful facility.” – Chris Holder, San Jose State director of football strength & conditioning

www.sjsuspartans.com 165 Jeff Garcia Hall of Champions

he Jeff Garcia Hall of Champions is the latest addition to the San Jose State Athletics TDepartment. Located in the Koret Athletic Training Center, this interactive display features great athletes, great teams, great events and moments in San Jose State Athletics history. Former Spartan athletes that became famous after gradua- tion, great donors, great coaches and administrators are on display. A larger-than-life sized Spartan mas- cot is located outside the Hall of Champions. Also displayed in The Jeff Garcia Hall of Champions is the San Jose State Sports Hall of Fame, which includes more than 300 Spartan greats. "I am excited to be The Jeff Garcia Hall of Champions is located inside the able to give something Koret Athletic Training Center. of this magnitude back to San Jose State University," Garcia said. "They have been such an integral part in my life. I am just happy to be at a point in life that I can do something like this...My family and I are proud to create this legacy that will always serve as a reminder of how much San Jose State means to me." “San Jose State has been a stepping stone that has provided me an education, a degree and of course, the tools I needed to be successful in the NFL.” – Jeff Garcia

Garcia was a quarterback on the 1991, 1992 and 1993 San Jose State teams. As a sophomore, he was third nationally in passing efficiency. He led San Jose State to its first win in school history over a team, the Jeff Garcia is entering his 14th season as a pro in 2007. University of Minnesota, and went on to receive honorable mention All- America recognition in 1992. The school record holder for total offense with 7,274 yards was named the "Outstanding Offensive Player" at the 1994 East- West Shrine All-Star Game in Palo Alto, Calif. Professionally, he played five seasons (1994 through 1998) for the of the League, was a four-time all-star and led the team to the 1998 championship. Garcia joined the San Francisco 49ers in 1999 and took the team to playoff appearances in 2001 and 2002. He was a Cleveland Brown in 2004, with the Detroit Lions in 2005, led the Philadelphia Eagles to the 2006 National Conference playoffs and signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the 2007 season. Garcia earned his undergradu- ate degree as a business administration major from San Jose State University through the National Football League's Continuing Education Program.

An interactive display features Spartan highlights.

San Jose State’s 10 NCAA team Neil Parry’s inspirational story can be championships are featured in seen in the Jeff Garcia Hall of The Hall of Fame has more than 300 inductees. one display. Champions.

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The football offices, team meeting rooms, Student Success The Event Center located on the San José State campus is home to the Services personnel and Scott Gadway Academic Center are in men’s and women’s basketball teams. Seating capacity is 5,000. The the Simpkins Stadium Center, which is located between recreational area includes indoor basketball, handball, and squash courts. Spartan Stadium and the Koret Athletic Training Center.

The San Jose State Softball Field is an on-campus facility located across the street from Spartan Stadium. Barbeques behind the outfield fence are a very popular activity. The Aquatics Center, across the street from The Event Center, is the home of the women’s swimming and diving and water polo teams. There is plenty of pool area for recreational swimming.

The Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is housed in the Alan B. Simpkins Intercollegiate Athletics Administration Muni Stadium (left) and Blethen Field (right) are the two homes of the San Jose Building. The street address is 1393 S. 7th Street, next to State baseball team. The facilities are across the street from one another and a short the corner of 7th and Alma. walk from Spartan Stadium. www.sjsuspartans.com 167 Student Success Services

oday’s Spartan student-athlete has more opportunities to Academic All-America succeed academically than ever before. Located in the selections Simpkins Stadium Center, the Scott Gadway Academic T 1967 - Al Saunders, DB, honorable mention Center was dedicated in January 2003. Here, student-athletes have 1967 - Danny Anderson, DE, honorable mention a place to study, work with tutors, utilize computers or seek aca- 1975 - Tim Toews, OG, first team demic advice. 1981 - Steve Clarkson, QB, second team 1982 - Steve Clarkson, QB, honorable mention “Our academic commitment will continue growing. 2005 - Kinji Green, DT, All-District VIII team We are creating a more academically-energetic place in the Gadway Academic Center. The Student Success Academic all-conference selections (1987-1996 – Big West Conference) Services staff is a strong presence in the Simpkins 1987 - Wayne Woodard, DT Stadium Center. There’s a great commitment on the 1991 - Paul Franklin, CB part of our athletics director and president to support 1994 - John Cotti, OT student-athletes and their academic pursuits.” - Dick 1996 - Carl Dean, QB Tomey, San Jose State head football coach

The Scott Gadway Academic Center is a gift from alums Stan and Marilyn Gadway, to honor their late son, Scott, a 1991 San Jose State graduate who majored in aeronautics. He died in a 1996 sky- diving accident. The facility’s spirit is echoed at its entrance: “May all students who use this room share Scott’s love and lust for life and his desire to be the very best that one could be in every pursuit.” The Student Success Services team is readily available to help student-athletes achieve their academic goals. Cindy Kato, in her third year at San Jose State, is the director of the Spartans’ Student Success Services unit. She was the assistant director for learning in academic counseling and student services/intercollegiate athletics at the University of Minnesota. Kato joined the Big Ten school in 1990 as its original learning specialist for intercollegiate athletics. 2006 Academic All-WAC Front row (left to right): Dante Collins, Grant Izokovic, Chris Reese. Back row: Travis Jones, Aaron Gilbert, David Giesen, Nick Marchini. (1996-present – Western Athletic Conference) 1996 - Carl Dean, QB 2004 - Jeff Carr, PK Joe Furlow, PK Kinji Green, DT 1997 - James Ditch, DE Ezekiel Staples, LB Josh Parry, LB John Booker, OG Jason Santos, OG James T. Callier, FB CINDY KATO EILEEN DALEY DREW AGBAY 1999 - Josh Parry, LB Matt Castelo, LB Student Success Student Success Student Success Tim Provost, OT 2005 - David Giesen, OG Services Director Services Services 2000 - Josh Parry, LB Bobby Godinez, S Tuati Wooden, WR Kinji Green, DT CHAMPS/Life Skills 2001 - Tuati Wooden, WR Ezekiel Staples, LB The San Jose State University athletics program introduced the 2002 - Kinji Green, DT Chris Reese, LB CHAMPS/Life Skills program in 1998. The program is developed Scott Rislov, QB Jared Strubeck, PK for use by colleges and universities and is supported by the NCAA 2003 - Jeff Carr, PK 2006 - Jason Cain, TE Division I-A Athletic Directors’ Association and the NCAA. Kinji Green, DT Dante Collins, RB CHAMPS/Life Skills = Challenging Athletes’ Minds for Zack Rance, S David Giesen, OG Personal Success Scott Rislov, QB Aaron Gilbert, DT CHAMPS/Life Skills is dedicated to providing student-ath- Ezekiel Staples, LB Grant Izokovic, LS letes with growth opportunities in five major areas - “A Travis Jones, LB Commitment to Academic Excellence,” “A Commitment to Nick Marchini, TE Athletic Excellence,” “A Commitment to Personal Development,” Chris Reese, LB “A Commitment to Service,” and “A Commitment to Career Development.”

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2007 Radio Broadcast Schedule The Spartan Radio Network Date Opponent Air time Mike Chisholm, director of broad- Broadcasts begin 30 minutes before Sept. 1 at Arizona State 5:30 p.m. casting at San José State, and former kickoff and conclude with a post-game Sept. 8 at Kansas State 3:30 p.m. Spartan football player Neil Parry return show featuring head coach Dick Tomey. Sept. 15 at Stanford 6:30 p.m. as the radio broadcast team for San Jose The network is headed by KLIV Sept. 22 at Utah State 4:30 p.m. State University in 2007. Chisholm enters (1590 AM, San José), now in its 16th sea- Sept. 29 vs. UC Davis 12:30 p.m. his eighth season as the team’s play-by- son as the flagship station, and includes Oct. 6 vs. Idaho 12:30 p.m. play voice. Parry, who was nominated for affiliates KWSX (1280 AM, Modesto/ Oct. 12 vs. Hawai’i 4:30 p.m. a 2004 ESPY Award following his storied Stockton) and KION (1460 AM Salinas). Oct. 20 at Fresno State 1:30 p.m. Spartan football career, is in his fourth Broadcasts also are available on a sub- Nov. 3 at Boise State 11:30 a.m. season as a member of the broadcast scription basis through www.sjsuspar- Nov. 10 vs. New Mexico State 12:30 p.m. team. tans.com and Yahoo!Broadcast. Nov. 17 at Louisiana Tech 3:30 p.m. Nov. 24 vs. Nevada 12:30 p.m.

Pacific time listed for all broadcasts

Play-by-play announcer Mike Chisholm (left) and commentator Neil Parry provide complete coverage of San Jose State football on the Spartan Radio Network.

2007 Television Schedule (as of July 1) Date Opponent Carrier Air time October 12 Hawaii ESPN 5:00 p.m.

Pacific time listed for all telecasts. Times and schedule subject to change.

Internet Broadcasts All San Jose State football radio broadcasts are available in the Gold Zone. Log on to www.sjsuspartans.com and click on the Gold Zone icon on the home page.

WAC.tv will carry selected games during the 2007 season. Log on to www.wacsports.com and click on the WAC.tv icon. www.sjsuspartans.com 169 Network Broadcast History/Media Notes

Office Location Team Practices The sports information office is locat- During the season, the Spartans prac- ed at 1393 S. 7th Street on the corner of tice in the morning. In-person, post- 7th St. and Alma Ave. Parking and work practice interview opportunities with space for the media are available. the student-athletes, generally, occur at approximately 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays Credential Requests and Wednesdays depending on class Credentials are limited to working schedules. Please contact the media rela- press filing game stories, accredited tions office in advance. media members, and personnel assigned by the sports information Telephone Lines office. Requests should be directed to & Wireless Internet Regular Season Tom Hastings, Associate Athletics Nine telephone lines and wireless Network TV Games Director for Media Services. internet are available for the working media in the press box area. ISDN and Sept. 27, 1975 at Stanford Press Box regular telephone service are available Stanford 36-34 (W) ABC-TV The Spartan Stadium press box is an in the visiting radio booth. Nov. 15, 1975 at Spartan Stadium open-air facility. Carry a jacket with you. San Diego State 31-7 (W) ABC-TV The press box remains open three hours Weekly Press Conference Dec. 3, 1977 at Spartan Stadium after each contest. Coach Dick Tomey and selected team San Diego State 37-34 (L) ABC-TV members will participate in a weekly Sept. 22, 1979 at Spartan Stadium Game Day Parking news conference at the Simpkins California 13-10 (L) ABC-TV Media parking is located in Lot 1, Stadium Center. The first press confer- Sept. 13, 1980 at Washington State located on 7th and Humboldt streets. ence is Mon., Aug. 27. Call (408) 924- Washington State 31-26 (W) ABC-TV Media parking passes for home games 1217 for more details. Sept. 26, 1981 at California are issued by the media relations office. California 27-24 (W) ABC-TV Weekly WAC Teleconference Oct. 3, 1981 at Fresno State Photographers Coach Dick Tomey participates in the Fresno State 65-33 (W) ABC-TV Passes are issued to newspapers, wire weekly Western Athletic Conference’s Oct. 17, 1981 at Spartan Stadium services, video crews and team photog- Monday teleconference beginning Aug. Cal State Fullerton 45-23 (W) ESPN raphers. NCAA rules limit photogra- 27 through Nov. 26. Telephone number Sept. 18, 1982 at Stanford phers to a wide area behind the restrain- is (913) 312-9303. Replay begins at 2:00 Stanford 35-31 (W) CBS-TV ing line around the playing field and p.m. (PT) and can be accessed by calling Oct. 2, 1982 at California outside the 25-yard lines. (719) 457-0820. California 26-7 (L) ABC-TV Nov. 19, 1983 at Arizona State Play-by-Play Television 9:30 a.m. (PT) Dave Chaffin, WAC Arizona State 24-17 (L) TBS Contact Tom Hastings in writing 9:32 a.m. (PT) Hawai’i Oct. 3, 1985 at Spartan Stadium about video play-by-play of San José 9:39 a.m. (PT) Louisiana Tech Cal State Fullerton 20-18 (L) ESPN State University home football games. 9:46 a.m. (PT) New Mexico State Nov. 7, 1985 at Long Beach Arrangements must be made to park a 9:53 a.m. (PT) Utah State Long Beach State 37-22 (L) ESPN truck overnight inside Spartan Stadium. 10:00 a.m. (PT) Idaho Oct. 17, 1987 at Fresno State 10:07 a.m. (PT) San José State Fresno State 20-16 (W) ESPN Radio Broadcasts 10:14 a.m. (PT) Nevada Oct. 24, 1987 at Spartan Stadium The radio broadcast booth for the des- 10:21 a.m. (PT) Boise State UNLV 48-24 (W) ESPN ignated official flagship station of the 10:28 a.m. (PT) Fresno State Nov. 2, 1996 at Spartan Stadium visiting team at Spartan Stadium has 10:35 a.m. (PT) WAC Commissioner San Diego State 49-20 (L) ABC-TV space for five working individuals. Oct. 25, 1997 at Spartan Stadium Weekly WAC Satellite Feed Air Force 25-22 (W) ESPN2 Scouts Every Wednesday from Sept. 5 through Nov. 28, WAC football high- Oct. 16, 1999 at Rice Space limitations prohibit seating in lights will be available on Galaxy 10R, Rice 49-7 (L)Fox Sports Net the press box for scouting purposes. Transponder 23, KU Analog, Downlink Nov. 4, 2000 at Spartan Stadium = 12160V from 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. (PT). TCU 27-24 (W)ESPN2 Spotters & Statisticians Aug. 23, 2003 at Spartan Stadium Requests for spotters and/or statisti- Weekday Telephone Interviews Grambling State 29-0 (W) ESPN2 cians should be placed two weeks prior to the given contest. Players are available for telephone Nov. 13, 2004 at Spartan Stadium interviews. Requests should be made Boise State 56-49 (L-2OT) ESPN2 two days in advance. Out-of-town tele- Oct. 22, 2005 at Spartan Stadium Statistics & Services phone interviews with players originate Nevada 30-23 (L) ABC-TV Game statistics, play-by-play accounts and post-game quotes are compiled and from the media relations office at a Oct. 21, 2006 at Nevada distributed. FAX service is available. A mutually-convenient time. Nevada 23-7 (L) ABC-TV meal is served 90 minutes before kickoff.

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NEWSPAPERS San José Mercury News, 750 Ridder Park Dr., San José, CA 95190. (408) 920-5354, (408) 920-5244 (FAX). www.mercurynews.com. Mark Purdy, Ann Killion, Tim Kawakami (Columnists), Laurence Miedema (Beat), Jon Wilner (College beat).

San Francisco Chronicle, 901 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94103. (415) 777-7201, (415) 543-3754 (FAX). www.sfgate.com. Ray Ratto, Gwen Knapp (Columnists), Jake Curtis (College beat).

The Alameda Newspaper Group, 4770 Willow St., Pleasanton, CA 94588. (800) 488-2070, (925) 416-4874 (FAX). www.angnewspa- pers.com. Carl Steward, Monte Poole, Art Spander (Columnists).

Contra Costa Times, 2630 Shadelands Dr., Walnut Creek, CA KSJS-FM, San José State University, San José, CA 95192. (408) 94598. (925) 943-8591, (925) 943-6150 (FAX). www.contracosta- 924-4548, (408) 924-4583 (FAX). www.ksjs.org. times.com. Gary Peterson, Eric Gilmore (Columnists), Jonathan Okanes (College beat). TELEVISION KNTV-TV, 2450 N. First St., San José, CA 95131. (408) 432-4765, San Francisco Examiner, 450 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94105. (408) 432-4425 (FAX). www.nbc11.com. Roger Mathai (Sports (415) 359-2728, (415) 359-2795 (FAX). www.sfexaminer.com. director), Daryl Hawks, Laurence Scott.

Santa Cruz Sentinel, 207 Church St., Santa Cruz, CA 95061. (831) KRON-TV, 1101 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA 94109. (415) 423-4248, (831) 429-9620 (FAX). www.santacruzsentinel.com. 561-8981, (415) 561-8136 (FAX). www.kron.com. Gary Radnich Tom Moore, Jim Seimas. (Sports director), Vernon Glenn.

Gilroy Dispatch, P.O. Box 22365, Gilroy, CA 95021-2365. (408) 842- KPIX-TV, 855 Battery St., San Francisco, CA 94111. (415) 765- 9687, (831) 842-2206 (FAX). www.gilroydispatch.com. Marc 8675, (415) 765-8973 (FAX). www.kpix.com. Dennis O’Donnell David (sports editor). (Sports director), Rick Quan.

Spartan Daily, San José State University, San José, CA 95192. (408) KGO-TV, 900 Front St., San Francisco, CA 94111. (415) 954-7934, 924-3280, (408) 924-3237 (FAX). (415) 956-6402 (FAX). www.kgo.com. Larry Beil (Sports director), . RADIO KTVU-TV, 2 Jack London Sq., Oakland, CA 94607. (510) 874- KLIV-AM (Flagship station), P.O. Box 995, San José, CA 95109. 0254, (510) 451-2610 (FAX). www.bayinsider.com. Mark Ibanez www.kliv.com. (Sports director), Joe Fonzi, Fred Inglis. KCBS-AM, 865 Battery Street, San Francisco, CA 94111. (415) 765- KSBW-TV, P.O. Box 81651, Salinas, CA 93912. (831) 424-1198, 4062, (415) 765-4080 (FAX). www.kcbs.com. Hal Ramey (Sports (831) 424-0124 (FAX). www.ksbw.com. Dennis Lehnen (Sports director), Steve Bitker, Dave Lewis, John Shrader. director). KGO-AM, 900 Front St., San Francisco, CA 94111. (415) 954-8142, Update TV, San José State University, San José, CA 95192. (408) (415) 954-8686 (FAX). www.kgo.com. Rich Walcoff, Ken Dito. 924-3250. KNBR 680-AM, 55 Hawthorne St., 11th floor, San Francisco, CA 94111. (415) 995-6807, (415) 995-6835 (FAX). www.knbr.com. NEWS SERVICES Ralph Barbieri, Rod Brooks, Damon Bruce, Bob Fitzgerald, Brian Associated Press, 303 Second St., Suite 680N, San Francisco, CA Murphy, Gary Radnich, Tom Tolbert (weekday talk hosts). 94107. (415) 495-1708, (415) 495-4967 (FAX). www.ap.org. Greg Beacham (Sports editor), Janie McCauley, Rick Eymer.

TOM HASTINGS LAWRENCE FAN AMY VILLA DOGA GUR LYDIA Associate Athletics Sports Information Associate Sports Assistant Sports PANAYOTIDIS Director/ Director Information Information Sports Information Media Services Director Director Assistant www.sjsuspartans.com 171 Opponents’ Composite Schedule

NEW ARIZONA KANSAS UTAH FRESNO BOISE LOUISIANA STANFORD UC DAVIS IDAHO HAWAI’I MEXICO NEVADA STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE TECH STATE

WESTERN SACRA- WEBER SE SAN JOSE at UNLV at NO. CENTRAL at Sept. 1 UCLA WASHING- MENTO STATE LOUISIANA STATE Auburn (8/30) USC COLORADO ARKANSAS Nebraska TON STATE (8/30) (8/30)

at at at SAN JOSE at at at at Sept. 8 COLORADO Portland CAL POLY Louisiana New HAWAI’I STATE Wyoming Texas A&M Washington Northwestern State Tech Mexico

SAN at at MISSOURI SAN JOSE at at at at NICHOLLS Sept. 15 DIEGO Eastern Washington WYOMING UTEP STATE STATE Oklahoma UNLV Oregon California STATE STATE Washington State

CHARLES- OREGON SAN JOSE NORTH- NO. at Sept. 22 OREGON TON STATE STATE EASTERN ILLINOIS Auburn SOUTHERN

SO. at at at ARIZONA at at LOUISIANA MISSIS- ARKANSAS at Sept. 29 San Jose HAWAI’I UNLV Stanford Texas STATE Utah Idaho TECH SIPPI PINE BLUFF Fresno State State (9/27)

at NEW at at at at at North UTAH at MEXICO at FRESNO Oct. 6 Washington KANSAS San Jose Boise State USC Hawai’i Dakota STATE Nevada STATE Mississippi STATE State State (10/7) State (10/7)

at at NEW at WASHING- FRESNO San Jose at NEVADA Oct. 13 COLORADO TCU CAL POLY Louisiana MEXICO Boise State TON STATE State Idaho (10/14) Tech STATE (10/14) (10/12)

at at at at at New SAN JOSE BOISE at Oct. 20 Oklahoma NEVADA Southern Louisiana IDAHO Arizona Mexico STATE STATE Utah State State Utah Tech State

at SOUTH NEW BOISE at LOUISIANA at at at Oct. 27 CALIFORNIA BAYLOR Oregon DAKOTA MEXICO STATE Fresno State IDAHO TECH Nevada Hawai’i Utah State State STATE STATE (10/26) (10/26)

at at New at at WASHING- at LOUISIANA UTAH SAN JOSE NEVADA at Nov. 3 Sacramento Mexico Oregon Iowa State TON Fresno State TECH STATE STATE (11/2) Idaho State State (11/2)

at at at at BOISE FRESNO at at at Nov. 10 Washington San Jose UCLA Nebraska STATE STATE Hawai’i Utah State LSU State State

at at at New SAN at UTAH SAN JOSE HAWAI’I Nov. 17 Washington MISSOURI Nevada IDAHO Mexico DIEGO Boise State STATE STATE (11/16) State (11/16) State

BOISE at at USC at NOTRE at UTAH KANSAS Nov. 24 STATE Hawai’i San Jose (11/22) Fresno State DAME Idaho STATE STATE (11/23) (11/23) State

at New FRESNO WASHING- at LOUISIANA Dec. 1 ARIZONA CALIFORNIA Mexico STATE TON Nevada TECH State (11/30) (11/30)

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