2010 uc davis football media guide

Media Guide

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Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

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PROGRAM INFO2010 Quick Facts ...............................................................................2Media Information & Policies .............................................................32010 Roster .................................................................................44-45

COACHESHead Coach Bob Biggs........................................................................4Mike Moroski/Mark Johnson/Greg Chapla ..........................................5Matt Wade/Nevan Bergan/Tim Plough/Timothy Keane .......................6Jeff Copp/Jason Fisk/Dallas Sartz/Josh Flushman ................................7

AGGIE PLAYERSDre Allen/Dozie Amajoyi ....................................................................8Ish Anderson/Nick Aprile ...................................................................9Robert Ayotte/Brooks Baker/Andrew Benjamin .................................10Brett Bettencourt/Jonathan Calhoun/Aaron Colldeweih ....................11Marshall Congdon/Sean Creadick ................................................12-13Corbin Cutshaw/Sean Davies ............................................................14Chad Davis/Al Doiron/Stephen Dunstan ...........................................15Galvin Emesibe/Bobby Erskine/Miguel Flores ...................................16Jeff Freeman/Brock Galvin ................................................................17Ethan Garrett/Tommy Grillo .............................................................18Byron Gruendl/Danny Hart ..............................................................19Tom Hemmingsen/Austin Heyworth/Aarynn Jones ...........................20Khalid Jones/Anthony Kaspar/Sean Kelley ........................................21Tim Ketaily/Nick King/Jimmy Kunkel ..............................................22Victor Lee/Kevyn Lewis ....................................................................23Sean Maraz/Reggie Mason/Jacob Maxson ..........................................24Tom McConnell/Marquis Nicolis ......................................................25Marcus North/Wesley O’Brien/Ryan O’Holleran ................................26Hunter Pahl/Ivan Perez/Jonathan Perkins .........................................27Neil Pierce/Josh Reese .......................................................................28Frederick Rice ..................................................................................29Dean Rogers/Colton Schmidt ............................................................30Cameron Sentance/Nolan Sheldon/Patrick Sheldon ..........................31Derek Shutt/Kirk Skierski/Dwight Smith ..........................................32Eric Sobotka/Brandon Sofley ............................................................33Anthony Soto/Mark Tos ....................................................................34Joe Trombetta ...................................................................................35Ryan Troy/Brandon Tucker ...............................................................36Ray Wilburn/Randy Wright/Elon Wyatt ............................................37Marques Barron/Alex Cannon/Mike Cody/Ryan Dimino/ Doug Drakeley/Austin Edmonson .................................................38Jacob Fry/Corey Galindo/Jordan Glass/Asher Gotzmer/ Dominic Greco/Jabari Howard .......................................................39Giovanni Javier/Ian Joseph/Garth Keffer/London Lacy/ Jay Luchetti/Jonathan Maricic ........................................................40Dallas Mohorovich/Zach Perron/Steven Pitts/Ian Rhodes/ Earnest Sayles III/Colton Silveria ...................................................41Taylor Sloat/Jake Waas/Joey Waters/Troy Yudin ................................42

2009 REVIEWSeason Gallery ..................................................................................43Team Statistics ..................................................................................46Individual Statistics .....................................................................47-48Game-By-Game Team Stats ...............................................................49Great West Football Conference Recap ........................................50-51Game-by-Game Capsules ............................................................52-57

2010 OPPONENTSCalifornia .........................................................................................58Portland State ...................................................................................59San Diego .........................................................................................60Weber State ......................................................................................61San Jose State ...................................................................................62South Dakota ...................................................................................63South Alabama .................................................................................64Southern Utah ..................................................................................65North Dakota ...................................................................................66Cal Poly ............................................................................................67Sacramento State ..............................................................................68Series History vs. 2010 Opponents ..............................................69-71

HISTORYSeries Records ..................................................................................72Postseason History & Records ..........................................................73Year-by-Year Records ...................................................................74-75Attendance Records ..........................................................................75Year-by-Year Scores ......................................................................76-80Biggest Wins & Losses ......................................................................81Year-by-Year Team Statistics (1960-Present) .................................82-83

AGGIE RECORD BOOKIndividual Records ......................................................................84-86Team Records ...................................................................................87Top Single-Game Performances ...................................................88-91Individual Season Top 10 Lists ....................................................92-93Team Season Top 10 Lists ............................................................94-95Career Top 10 Lists ......................................................................96-98Longest Plays ....................................................................................99Last Time It Happened ...................................................................100

HONOR ROLLFirst-Team All-Americans ...............................................................101First-Team All-Conference Honorees .......................................102-103Additional Award Winners .............................................................104All-Time Captains ...........................................................................105Aggies in Postseason All-Star Games ...............................................106Team Awards ...........................................................................107-108Aggies in the Pros ...........................................................................108Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Fame ......................................................109All-Time Letterwinners ............................................................110-119

ABOUT THE CAMPUSThis is UC Davis ...............................................................................i-iiUC Davis Athletics Staff ................................................................. iii-ivFacilities Overview ......................................................................... v-viServing The Student-Athlete ............................................................. vii

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UC Davis Football Quick Facts

MEDIA OUTLETSNEWSPAPERSDavis EnterpriseP.O. Box 1470Davis, CA 95617Phone: 530/756-0803 x259FAX: 530/756-1668

Sacramento Bee2100 Q StreetSacramento, CA 95814Phone: 800/950-1400FAX: 916/326-5503

Woodland Daily Democrat711 Main StreetWoodland, CA 95695Phone: 530/406-6236FAX: 530/406-6262

California Aggie (campus paper)25 Lower Freeborn HallOne Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616Phone: 530/752-9888FAX: 530/752-0355

Vacaville ReporterBox 1509Vacaville, CA 95688Phone: 707/448-6401FAX: 707/447-8411

RADIOKHTK 1140 AM5244 Madison Blvd.Sacramento, CA 95815Phone: 916/923-9200FAX: 916/646-3418

KFBK 1530 AM1440 Ethan Way, Suite 200Sacramento, CA 95818Phone: 916/924-3901FAX: 916/921-5555

KDVS 90.3 FM (campus station)14 Lower Freeborn HallOne Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616Phone: 530/752-0728FAX: 530/752-8548

TELEVISIONKCRA Channel 3 (NBC)3 Television CircleSacramento, CA 95814Phone: 916/325-3294FAX: 916/441-4050

KXTV Channel 10 (ABC)400 BroadwaySacramento, CA 95801Phone: 916/321-3333FAX: 916/447-6107

KOVR Channel 13 (CBS)2713 KOVR DriveSacramento, CA 95605Phone: 916/374-1335FAX: 916/374-1304

KTXL Channel 40 (Fox)4655 Fruitridge RoadSacramento, CA 95820Phone: 916/454-4548FAX: 916/739-0559

KUVS Channel 19 (Univision)1710 Arden WaySacramento, CA 95815Phone: 916/614-1974

WIRE SERVICESAssociated Press (Sacramento)1215 K Street, Suite 960Sacramento, CA 95814-3946Phone: 916/448-9555FAX: 916/446-2756

Associated Press (S.F.)303 Second Street, Suite 680 NorthSan Francisco, CA 94107Phone: 415/495-1708FAX: 415/495-4967

PA SportsTicker55 Reality Drive, Suite 200Cheshire, CT 06410Phone: 800/367-8935FAX: 800/336-0383

School University of California, Davis (UC Davis)Address One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA 95616Established/Founded 1905/1908Enrollment 32,153Nickname AggiesColors Yale Blue & GoldNational Affiliation NCAA Division I FCSConference Great West ConferenceHome Site Aggie Stadium (10,849)Surface Artificial (Sportexe)

Chancellor Dr. Linda Katehi (Athens Polytechnic ’77)Director of Athletics Greg Warzecka (California ’73)Senior Associate A.D. Compliance, Eligibility & Sports Med.. Nona Richardson (Michigan State ’83) Ext. Affairs & Resource Dev.: Cindy Spiro (Pacific ’76)Executive Assistant A.D. Business Operations: Mike Bazemore (Sam Houston State ’82)Assistant A.D.s Media Relations: Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Football Ops & Event Mgmt: Josh Flushman (UC Davis ’00) Marketing & Promotions: Scott Brayton (UC Davis ‘94) Compliance: Jennifer Cardone (Adelphi ‘90) Development: Mike Angius (UC Davis ‘77)Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Catherine VandeVoort (Iowa State ’72)Head Athletic Trainer Jeff Hogan (UC Davis ’81)Director of Academic Services Michelle Roppeau (Carleton)

Head Coach Bob Biggs (UC Davis ’73)Office 222 Hickey Gym One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616Best Time To Call Contact Athletics Media Relations

Career Record 130-66-1 (17 years)Record at UC Davis Same

Director of Football Operations Josh Flushman, 4th Year (UC Davis ’00)Office Phone (530) 752-3525

Co-Offensive Coordinator/TEs Mike Moroski (UC Davis ’79)Defensive Coordinator/LBs Mark Johnson (UC Davis ’90)Running Backs/Special Teams Greg Chapla (UC Davis ’89)WRs/Recruiting/Co-Pass Cd. Matt Wade (Saint Mary’s ’93)Defensive Line Dallas Sartz (USC ’07)Defensive Line Jason Fisk (Stanford ’95)Offensive Line Timothy Keane (UC Davis ’06)Cornerbacks Nevan Bergan (UC Davis ’08)Safeties Jeff Copp (Boise State ’01)Quarterbacks/Co-Passing Coord. Tim Plough (UC Davis ’08)

Media Relations Contact Mike RoblesEmail [email protected] Phone (530) 752-3680 Cell Phone (530) 979-1747 Media Relations FAX (530) 754-5674Aggies on the Web http://www.ucdavisaggies.comAssistant Media Relations DIrs. Mark Honbo (UC Davis ’94) Amanda Piechowski (San Diego ‘06) Ryan Burns (Geneva College ’08)

Aggies on the Web http://www.ucdavisaggies.com

2009 Record 6-5, 3-1 GWC (1st)Final National Ranking None Highest National Ranking No. 28 by TSN, T30 by FCS Coaches2009 Postseason None

Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3Letterwinners Returning 51/20Starters Returning 17 (8 off., 6 def., 3 special teams)


Media Information

Doug KellySports 1140Analyst

Scott MarshSports 1140Play-by-Play

STAYING TUNED TO THE AGGIESSPORTS 1140 AMAggie football enters its 12th season on the airwaves of Sports 1140 (KHTK-AM). With its 50,000-watt signal, Sacramento’s sports and entertainment leader ensures that UC Davis football action can be heard throughout Northern California. Note: some games may be broadcast on KSFG 1690 AM due to scheduling conflicts on 1140 AM.

STRETCH INTERNETUC Davis football can also be heard online at the Aggies’ athletics website, www.ucdavis-aggies.com. Stretch Internet transmits the Sports 1140 broadcast via streaming audio. Click the “Live Audio” link on the site’s front page or the “Listen to Aggie Football” link on the football page.

KDVS 90.3 FMUC Davis’ campus station KDVS will carry select games of Aggie football. Fans may tune to 90.3 FM or listen online at www.kdvs.org.

Listed below are media policies and information to assist you in your coverage of the Aggies. Please let us know how we may serve you throughout upcoming football season.

Note: all policies are tentative. Please consult the weekly game notes for any changes in media policies.

INTERVIEWSMedia are requested to provide at least 24 hours notice to help

ensure player/coach availability and to confirm practice times. Players will return phone calls (collect, if necessary) when requested. Home and/or cell phone numbers will not be provided at any time. Media are encouraged to conduct interviews after practice due to better player availability. Practices are open to the media and conducted primarily at Aggie Stadium.

CREDENTIALSMedia credentials must be requested by Thursdays at noon,

either by email or phone call to Mike Robles. Credentials will be avail-able on gameday at the West entrance to Aggie Stadium. Access to the sidelines is limited to teams, game personnel and working media. All media must have a game-specific sideline credential and remain out-side the team areas (which are between the 25-yard lines) at all times.

PARKINGOn practice days, park in any non-metered, general spot and

place a media business card in the lower-left area of the dashboard. Parking is available in Lot 56. On game days, Lot 53 (southwest of Aggie Stadium) will be available to media on a first-come, first-served

basis. Television stations wishing to set up for live broadcasts should contact Mike Robles during the week before the game for suitable locations.

PRESS BOX SERVICESThe press box at Aggie Stadium has limited seating and is avail-

able to media on a priority basis. High-speed internet access is avail-able along with phone lines to transmit stories.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSHead coach Bob Biggs and selected players will be available

15 minutes after the game on the field on the north end of Aggie Stadium. A member of the athletics media relations staff will coordi-nate he interviews. Availability of visiting coaches and players are at the discretion of the visiting team’s sports information director but are generally outside the entrance of the team’s locker room or on the field. Locker rooms for both teams are closed to the media at all times.

STATISTICSStatistics will be provided throughout the game. Full stat packets,

including scoring summary, play-by-play, and team and individual stats, will be available following the game and distributed at the post-game press conference.

RADIO LINEA courtesy phone line is available in the visiting radio booth. Dial

“9” to access outside line. Please contact Mike Robles for any special telecommunication needs.

ON THE ROADMike Robles travels with the Aggies and can help arrange player/

coach interviews. Contact him via cell phone. No interviews will be granted on gameday prior to kickoff. Robles will assist in postgame interviews either on the field, at the locker room or in another desig-nated location.

AGGIES ON THE WEBComplete football information, including media guide, statistics,

game summaries, rosters, etc., is available on the Aggies’ athletics web-site, as well as information on all 23 varsity teams at UC Davis.

www.ucdavisaggies.comBill HerendaSports 1140Sidelines

CREDITSThe 2010 Football Media Guide is a production of the UC Davis Athletics Media Relations Office. Electronic versions are available to the public on the athletics website (www.ucdavisaggies.com).

Editors Mark Honbo, Mike RoblesCover Design Scott StevensonInterior Design Mark HonboOriginal Research Jim Doan, Tom Hall, Doug DullAdditional Research Brian Berger, Erin Moneymaker, Jill Howard, Jennifer Sibilla & Editorial Assistance Kristina Yun, Megan Miller, Victoria ZumwaltPhotography Wayne Tilcock, Jim von Rummelhoff, Ping Chou, Rick Rasmussen UC Davis News Service


Coaching Staff

BOB BIGGS Head Coach18th year as head coach33rd year overall

Ask anyone close to the UC Davis football program about its head coach and you’ll tend to get the same response: “Not your typical foot-ball coach.”

The compliment fits Bob Biggs. Despite running a program that played at the highest levels nationally at the NCAA Division II level and one that is quickly rising among the ranks of the Division I Football Champion-ship Subdivision (FCS), Biggs has remained an accessible and engaging leader of the Aggies.

Biggs’ stamp on the football program at UC Davis is one of success, intensity and intelligence that carried his teams to eight playoff appear-ances and an average of nine wins per year during his first decade.

Now the second-winningest football coach in UC Davis history, Biggs trails only his mentor, Jim Sochor, on the all-time coaching victories list. His first win in the 1999 season was his 50th, making him one of the quickest coaches to reach that plateau in the nation regardless of division. With a win over former Great West Conference rival Northern Colorado in 2004, Biggs hit his 100th career win in just his 12th year.

In 1993 and 2000, he was named American Football Coaches Association’s Region 5 College Division Coach of the Year. In 2002, he won Coach of the Year honors for the inaugural Independent Football Alliance. Then in 2009, Biggs was selected as the Great West Confer-ence Coach of the Year while earning one of just 20 bids for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award.

Additionally, Biggs earned a new position of leadership when he was selected as president of the AFCA FCS Executive Committee in 2009.

Biggs has created an atmosphere in the Aggie football program that has maintained a level of relative continuity at UC Davis. Two assistants – offensive coordinator Mike Moroski and special teams/running backs coach Greg Chapla – are amidst their third decade on the Aggie coach-ing staff. A third coach, defensive coordinator Mark Johnson, enters his 11th season with the program.

On the field, the offensive system developed by Biggs and Moroski has dumbfounded opponents and attracted top recruits who are seeking a balanced, intricate pro-style offense. Biggs, previously the quarterbacks coach, has seen four of his protegés enter the professional ranks. Khari Jones (1991-93) earned Canadian Football League MVP honors in 2001, Mark Grieb (1994-96) earned Arena Bowl MVP for the San Jose Sabercats in 2007, and Kevin Daft (1996-98) was a fifth-round draft choice of the Tennessee Titans in 1999.

Most recently, J.T. O’Sullivan (1999-2001) was selected in the sixth round by the New Orleans Saints in 2002 and was chosen as Co-Offensive MVP of NFL Europe in 2007. In 2008, he was named as starting quar-terback for the San Francisco 49ers. Currently, O’Sullivan is a member of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Under Biggs’ guidance, the Aggies consistently ranked among the top Division II teams in the nation in total offense. In 2000, UC Davis averaged almost 520 yards per game, ranking among the national leaders during the regular season.

Biggs had similar success as a UC Davis quarterback. His legend was sealed in 1971 when he was the quarterback for the Aggies’ “Miracle Win” over Cal State Hayward. In that game, he directed a comeback that featured 16 points in the final 20 seconds and resulted in a 30-29 victory. That win paved the way for the first of UC Davis’ national-record 20 straight league titles.

During his senior year in 1972, Biggs averaged 272.8 yards per game in total offense and was the leading passer in the nation at Division II (then known as the College Division). That year, he also became the Aggies’ first 2,000-yard passer, while setting the school record for attempts with 387, a mark that stayed intact for 21 years. He had four 300-yard passing games that fall, including a 399-yard day at San Francisco State.

In his final game as a collegian, Biggs led UC Davis to Atlantic City, N.J., for the NCAA’s Boardwalk Bowl and a clash with Massachusetts. Playing the entire game with a broken finger, he set two national records in the Aggies’ 35-14 loss. His record 59 passes that day established a Division II postseason record.

Biggs, a member of the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame, was an Associated Press Little All-American that season. He graduated in 1973 with a double major in political science and history.

Biggs played professionally with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League and the Portland Storm of the World Football League. He also spent time in the training camp of the NFL’s Denver Broncos.

Biggs came back to his alma mater to join the coaching staff in 1978. He became the offensive coordinator in 1987 and was the assistant head coach in 1991 and 1992 before taking the head coaching position in 1993.

In his first year as head football coach, the Aggies went 10-2, were co-champions of the American West Conference and reached the second round of the NCAA Playoffs for the first time in 10 years. He was also named AFCA Region Coach of the Year.

Biggs also served as head men’s tennis coach from 1979 through 1988. In that span, he guided the Aggies to five NCAA Championships appearances, including a third-place finish in 1986.

Bob and his wife Diane have two sons, Ryan and Kyle.

Biggs At A GlanceCOACHING RECORDCareer Record (17 yrs.) .......130-66-1 (.662)

Aggie Stadium ...........................11-5-0 (.688)Toomey Field ...........................60-17-1 (.776)Hughes Stadium ........................2-0-0 (1.000)Road .........................................57-44-0 (.564)Postseason ................................11-8-0 (.579)Causeway Classic .....................13-4-0 (.765)

vs. Division I (FBS or FCS)* ...59-45-0 (.567)vs. Division II* ........................67-21-1 (.758)vs. Other ...................................4-0-0 (1.000)* includes FCS provisional teams in 2nd year or later

August .............................................0-1 (.000)September ...............................37-25-1 (.595)October ....................................53-18-0 (.746)November ................................40-18-0 (.690)December .....................................0-4-0 (.000)

vs. ’10 Opponents ....................41-22 (.651)


Coaching Staff

MIKE MOROSKI Offensive CoordinatorTight Ends23rd Year

In more than 20 years at the helm of the Aggie offense, Moroski has developed one of the most prodigious systems in college football. The 2000 squad averaged just shy of 520 yards and 47 points per game, finishing second among Division II teams in each category. The 2001 team again ranked among the top 10 in those departments, totalling 511 yards and 41 points per contest during the regular season.

Like head coach Bob Biggs, Moroski is among the most successful quarterbacks in the history of a program that has produced a seemingly endless line of great passers. In his career from 1975 to 1978, he set numerous school records and earned back-to-back Far West Conference Player of the Year honors in his final two seasons. Additionally, Moroski was one of the top pitchers on the Aggie baseball team. He was enshrined into the Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985.

Moroski was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the sixth round – 154th overall – of the 1979 draft, becoming the first UC Davis quarterback to achieve active status in the NFL. He played for Atlanta (1979-84), Houston (1985) and San Francisco (1986). Moroski has the honor of being one of a handful of quarterbacks who has thrown a touchdown pass to the legendary Jerry Rice. After his NFL career, he returned to his alma mater in 1988 to coach the junior varsity team. He has remained at UC Davis since then, moving up the ladder to his current role as of-fensive coordinator.

Originally from Novato, Calif., Moroski completed his bachelor’s de-gree in managerial economics in 1979 then earned a teaching credential in mathematics and a master’s degree in educational psychology. He and wife, Cathie, reside in Davis. They have four children, Nate, Will, Ben and Emilie.

MARK JOHNSON Defensive Coordinator11th Year

Coach Johnson returned to UC Davis with his fourth stint at his alma mater in 2009, this time as a defensive coordinator. He previously served four years in a different Aggie program – Utah State – as both D.C. and linebackers coach. In 2005, the first season under his tutelage, USU ranked among the Western Athletic Conference leaders in rushing defense, passing defense and total defense.

After his playing career at UC Davis, Johnson served as a linebackers

coach and head coach for the freshman team in from 1990 to 1994. He then spent a year as a graduate assistant at Oregon in 1995, helping the Ducks advance to the Cotton Bowl. Johnson subsequently mentored San Jose State’s running backs in 1996 before returning to UC Davis to assist Fred Arp and former Aggie coach Tony Franks on defensive line and linebackers, respectively.

The Vacaville, Calif. native then returned to the Division I ranks the following year, serving as defensive line coach at Boise State from 1998 to 1999, where he teamed up with another former Aggie, then-assistant Dan Hawkins. Johnson then joined the Nevada staff in 2000 and 2001 before making his third stop at UC Davis as a linebackers coach from 2002 to 2004.

Johnson played linebacker for UC Davis before graduating in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. He later earned his master’s in rec-reation administration from Sacramento State in 1994. He and his wife Amy reside in Woodland with their son Cooper and daughter Olivia.

GREG CHAPLA Running BacksSpecial Teams22nd Year

Coach Chapla enters his third decade in a multi-faceted role on the UC Davis coaching staff. In his Aggie tenure, he has served as a coach for running backs, special teams and tight ends. Chapla has also been the program’s strength and conditioning specialist, as well as offensive line coach for the freshman team.

As running backs coach, he mentored three of the top six all-time Aggie rushers: Preston Jackson (1991-93), Jermaine Rucker (1995-96) and G.P. Muhammad (1995-98).

Like many of his colleagues on the Aggie staff, Chapla is an alumnus of UC Davis. He lettered two years as a running back, totalling 316 yards during the 1987 and 1988 seasons. Chapla also played two years at Butte College before transferring to the Aggie program.

A native of Orland, Calif., Chapla earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from UC Davis in 1989, then completed his master’s degree in recreation administration from Sacramento State in 1997.

He and his wife Kathy reside in Davis with their daughters Hannah, Rebekah and Sarah. Chapla is an active member of the Grace Valley Christian Center, where he and offensive coordinator Mike Moroski have run a successful youth football camp.


Coaching Staff

MATT WADE ReceiversCo-Pass Game CoordinatorRecruiting Coordinator4th Year

Wade enters his fourth year as an assistant coach with the Aggies after assisting both the offensive and defensive staffs in 2006. He primarily works with wide receivers after coaching tight ends in 2009. Wade also serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator.

Prior to UC Davis, Wade was an assistant coach from 2001-05 at Yg-nacio Valley High School in Concord where he coached defensive backs, receivers, quarterbacks and, in 2005, was co-offensive coordinator.

Wade graduated from Saint Mary’s College in 2003, earning his bachelor’s degree in business administration. He added a Certified Teach-ing Credential in business and physical education and a master’s degree in education, both from Chapman University.

Matt and his wife Natalie were married in June of 2008.

NEVAN BERGAN Cornerbacks3rd Year

Former Aggie standout Nevan Bergan enters his third year with his alma mater’s coaching staff, serving as cornerbacks coach. He previously held an administrative role with the UC Davis program as a defensive assistant in 2007.

Bergan enjoyed his finest season as a junior in 2005, leading the Great West Football Conference and ranking 3rd in the D-I Football Champi-onship Subdivision in interceptions. In that year, he posted seven picks with 10 pass breakups for a total of 17 passes defended (fifth nationally), while adding 43 tackles.

Bergan was voted as the team’s Outstanding Back in 2005, while adding second-team All-GWFC honors. He served as team captain as a senior in 2006, ranking among the Aggie leaders with 54 tackles.

Bergan graduated from UC Davis with a degree in economics.

TIM PLOUGH QuarterbacksCo-Pass Game Coordinator2nd Year

A four-year Aggie letterwinner, Plough made the transition from of-fensive administrative assistant to a member of the coaching staff in 2009. He enters his second year working with the Aggie quarterbacks.

Plough played four years for UC Davis, earning the starting job as a senior in 2007. In that season, he completed better than 64 percent of his passes for 1,355 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Before arriving at UC Davis, Plough was a two-sport standout at Ramona High School, earning All-Valley League honors in both football and baseball as a senior. He added second-team All-San Diego Section distinction in 2002 while setting school records for completions (312) and passing yards (5,005).

Plough graduated from UC Davis in 2008 with a degree in history.

TIM KEANE Offensive Line2nd Year

A four-year Aggie letterwinner and two-year starting center, Keane begins in 2010 his second stint as an assistant coach with UC Davis. He previously assisted Mike Moroski with the offensive line in 2007. Keane returns to UC Davis after serving as a graduate assistant at Tulane for the previous two years.

Keane started 22 straight games during his junior and senior seasons, capturing the team’s Bob Oliver Award as the program’s “unsung hero” in both years. He is the first Aggie player to win that honor more than once. In 2006, Keane was part of an offensive line that allowed just 13 sacks in 419 passing plays. As a prep player at Palm Springs HS, Keane garnered first-team All-Desert Valley League honors as a junior and senior after earning honorable mention his sophomore year.

Keane completed his degree in psychology at UC Davis in 2006. He and his wife Carrie were married this summer.


Coaching Staff

JOSH FLUSHMAN Assistant Athletics DirectorDir. of Football Operations4th Year

Flushman begins is fourth season with UC Davis, overseeing ad-ministrative responsibilities for all aspects of the Aggies’ growing NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision program. He also handles oversight and administration of all youth sports camps at UC Davis while coordinating event management duties for home athletics events.

Flushman, a 2000 graduate in psychology from UC Davis, was the Director of Olympic Sports at Cal during the 2006-07 academic year after serving as Olympic Sports Operations Assistant since early 2001. As director, he managed day-to-day and long-term operations for 24 men’s and women’s Olympic sports at Cal while advising and assisting in all aspects of the programs including budgeting, NCAA rules compliance, event management, recruiting and other duties. Flushman held similar duties as an assistant.

Besides majoring in psychology at UC Davis, Flushman earned a minor in human development. He later earned a master’s in sports psy-chology from John F. Kennedy University in 2005.

JEFF COPP Safeties2nd Year

A former All-Big West Conference Boise State defensive lineman and a participant in two Humanitarian Bowls, Jeff Copp joined the UC Davis football program as a safeties coach in 2009.

Copp spent the previous four seasons as a safeties and special teams coach at Utah State, working alongside fellow UC Davis coach Mark Johnson (now the Aggie defensive coordinator).

Prior to his tenure in Logan, Copp served as a defensive ends coach at Idaho State in 2004 and as a graduate assistant at Arizona State from 2001 to 2003.

Copp earned his bachelor’s degree in health sciences from Boise State in 2001 then added a master’s degree in higher education at ASU. He is married to the former Amanda Konzelman.

DALLAS SARTZ Defensive Line1st Year

Sartz begins his first year with the Aggies, helping coach the defensive line with Jason Fisk. He brings extensive experience to the program after a standout career as a linebacker at USC from 2002-06 before be-ing drafted in the fifth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins. He later signed free-agent contracts with both the Minnesota Vikings and the Seattle Seahawks.

Sartz, who grew up in nearby Granite Bay, took over starting duties at strongside linebacker for the Trojans during his sophomore season in 2003 and held the role until injury sidelined him early in the 2006 campaign. He returned in 2006, finishing with 70 tackles, including seven sacks, while earning honorable mention honors from the Pac-10.

Sartz, a two-time team captain, played in four bowl games during his USC career, including the 2003 Rose Bowl when the Trojans captured one of two national championships during his career. He also played in the 2003 and 2005 Orange Bowls as well as the 2006 Rose Bowl. USC was 32-2 when he started for the USC defense.

Sartz earned his communication degree from USC in 2007, adding a minor in business law.

JASON FISK Defensive Line1st Year

Jason Fisk, a local product who attended Davis High School before enjoying an oustanding career at Stanford, is in his first year coaching the UC Davis defensive line along with Dallas Sartz. Fisk came to the Aggies after serving as assistant coach at his high school alma mater.

Fisk enjoyed a prolific NFL career from 1995-2006 with the Min-nesota Vikings, Tennesee Titans, San Diego Chargers, Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Rams. He finished his career with 222 total tackles including 19 sacks after entering the league as a seventh-round draft pick of the Vikings in 1995. Fisk played in Super Bowl XXXIV, recording a sack of the Rams’ Kurt Warner, and came within one game of advancing to the Super Bowl with the Vikings during the 1997 season.

Fisk was a standout defensive tackle for Stanford from 1991-94, lead-ing the Cardinal in sacks (6) and tackles-for-losses (11) as a senior and subsequently earning selection to the prestigious East-West Shrine Game. He earned degrees in psychology and biology from Stanford in 1995.

Fisk and his wife, Miriam, have three children; Julia (14), Tucker (11) and Carmen (7).


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DRE ALLEN Cornerback5-10 • 185 • RFr.Compton, Calif.Mayfair HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.MAYFAIR HS ’09: Captured All-State and All-Southern Section

honors as a senior, posting 65 tackles and five interceptions... Twice earned All-Suburban League first-team accolades... Selected as Special Teams Player of the Year as a sophomore... Helped team to two CIF-SS quarterfinal appearances plus a berth in the section title game (2008)... Four-year All-Academic honoree.

PERSONAL: Born in Compton, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Mother is LaTrina Thomas... Full first name is Andre but prefers “Dre”... Hopes for career in African-American studies.

DOZIE AMAJOYI Linebacker6-1 • 245 • Sr.San Bernardino, Calif.Aquinas HS ’06

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�009: Started 10 of 11 games, finishing T3rd on team with 50 tackles (25 solos, 25 assists)... Delivered sacks vs. Western Oregon and Sacra-mento State... Hit Montana for 8 tackles, including 7 solos... Set career best of 9 stops (5-4-9) at Southern Utah... Also posted big defensive charts vs. WOU (5-1-6), South Dakota (2-5-7) and Portland State (0-6-6).

�00�: Appeared in 11 of 12 games, making first career start vs. Cal Poly... Finished with 44 total tackles (24 solos, 20 assists)... Had 6.5 tackles for losses of 33 yards, including 2.0 sacks for 15 yards... Tallied 8 tackles (5 solos, 3 assists) with 3-for-14 TFLs in home win vs. Iona, then followed with 7 tackles (6-1-7) with an 8-yard sack vs. North Dakota a week later... The latter performance earned him both team and GWC Defensive Player of the Week honors.

�00�: Played in all 11 games as a reserve linebacker... Posted 14 solo tackles and 17 assists for 31 total stops... Enjoyed particularly strong second half, tallying 6 tackles (4 solos, 2 assists) vs. Cal Poly, 8 (2-6) vs. Southern Utah and 5 (4-1) vs. South Dakota State... Had one sack for the year, a key 12-yarder vs. Josh Johnson in season-ending win vs. San Diego... Posted first career interception vs. Sacramento State, picking off Jason Smith’s attempt for an 8-yard return.

�00�: Co-winner (with Greg Denham) of team’s GEORGE BELENIS AWARD as outstanding redshirt... Selected as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after Cal Poly game.

AQUINAS HS ’0�: Ranked 2nd in California in rushing as a senior, totalling 3,006 yards with 30 touchdowns... Averaged 214.7 ypg and 10.5 yards per carry... On defense, earned 131 total tackles (80 solos, 51 assists)... Also had 2.5 sacks and a fumble recovery... Selected as both Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year for the Christian League... Also named Southern Section Division 12 Offensive MVP... Led team to 13-1 record and CIF-SS Division 12 title... Earned Presidential Academic Award, Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors and was a National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Austin, Texas... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Vincent & Eugenia Amajoyi... Older brother, Obi, played cornerback at California... Younger brother, Chike, is a linebacker at Stanford... Career highlight was rushing for 3,000 yards in a season... Career plans are to become a physician for a professional sports team.

AMAJOYI CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2007 UT AT TT TFL YdsWESTERN WASHINGTON 0 0 0at Portland State 1 1 2at Eastern Washington 0 1 1NORTHEASTERN 0 2 0at San Jose State 0 0 0at North Dakota State 1 1 2CAL POLY 4 2 6at Southern Utah 2 6 8SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4 1 5at Sacramento State 0 2 0 0.5 1SAN DIEGO 2 1 3 1.0 12

2008 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat San Jose State dnpat Central Arkansas 1 1 2PORTLAND STATE 1 2 3 0.5 8at Montana 0 5 5at Northeastern 1 0 1NORTHERN COLORADO 1 0 1 1.0 2SOUTHERN UTAH 2 0 2 1.0 1IONA 5 3 8 3.0 14NORTH DAKOTA 6 1 7 1.0 8SACRAMENTO STATE 0 2 2at Cal Poly 2 6 8at San Diego 5 0 5

2009 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat Fresno State 1 3 4MONTANA 7 1 8WESTERN OREGON 5 1 6 1.0 5at Boise State 0 1 1at South Dakota 2 5 7WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 0 1at Portland State 0 6 6at Southern Utah 5 4 9CAL POLY 1 0 1NORTH DAKOTA 1 1 2at Sacramento State 2 3 5 1.0 6

AMAJOYI CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2007 11 14 17 31 1.5 13 1.0 12 1 8 1 0 0 0 02008 11 24 20 44 6.5 33 2.0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 11 25 25 50 2.0 11 2.0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 33 63 62 125 10.0 57 5.0 38 1 8 1 0 0 0 0

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ISH ANDERSON Fullback5-11 • 250 • Jr.Oakland, Calif.McClymonds HS ’07

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�009: Started all 11 games at fullback (23 consecutive for his ca-reer)... Recorded no stats but was vital in role as solid lead blocker with 29 pancake blocks.

�00�: Won MIKE WISE AWARD as team’s outstanding freshman of the year... Started all 12 games at fullback... Posted 2 carries for 4 yards plus 2 catches for 9 yards and a TD... All ground stats were in home win vs. Iona... Scored first career TD on 4-yarder vs. Portland State.

�00�: Redshirted. McCLYMONDS HS ’0�: Ranked 23rd nationally among prep full-

backs, according to ESPN.com... Also a one-star recruit by Scout.com... Named to All-Oakland Athletic League first team as a senior and hon-orable mention the previous two seasons... Was also selected All-Metro honorable mention in 2006... Rushed for 178 yards, 6 TD’s and posted 200 receiving yards and 3 receving TD’s during senior season... Helped team to 31-7-1 record during three years, winning a trio of league titles... Credited with 82 pancake blocks, including 39 as a senior... Had 258 all-purpose yards and 6 TD’s as a junior... Was also a member of wrestling team which finished second in the Oakland Athletic League during his first three seasons of participation.

PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif.... Sociology major... Parents are Eugene Anderson and Alisa Bourne... Name is short for “Ishman”... Career highlight was converting a 4th-and-9 with a 26-yard reception against rival Skyline HS... Event he wishes he had seen in person: UC Davis’ upset of Stanford in 2005... Would like to see more publicity given to blocking backs... As such, lists Brian Leonard as one of his sports heroes.

ANDERSON CAREER STATS

Rushing Receiving GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg. Long TD Rec Yds TD2008 12 2 4 0 4 2.0 3 0 2 9 12009 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 23 2 4 0 4 2.0 3 0 2 9 1

NICK APRILE Defensive Back6-1 • 212 • So.Fresno, Calif.Escalon HS ’08

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�009: Appeared in all 11 games as a reserve defensive back and as the ball handler in the team’s variation of the Wildcat formation... Rushed for 123 yards and four TDs on 29 carries... Two of his scores came in 2nd quarter at Sacramento State... Posted 7 tackles (5 solos, 2 assists) on defense... Nabbed first career INT vs. Winston-Salem State, picking off a Branden Williams pass to end Rams’ final possession... Selected as team’s Offensive Player of the Week after Southern Utah game, tallying 5-for-56 rushing stats and hitting Dean Rogers for a 6-yard TD pass.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Defense Player of the Week after Montana game.

ESCALON HS ’0�: Selected as Trans Valley League Offensive Player of the Year as a senior quarterback... Rushed for 975 yards and 10 touchdowns while adding 540 passing yards and five scores... Selected to Cal-Hi Sports all-state second team... Team finished 10-2 overall in each of his two varsity seasons... Passed for 879 yards and rushed for 427 as a junior... Also lettered in basketball and baseballl... Earned All-TVL honorable mention as a junior in basketball, while batting .302 with 14 steals that spring on the diamond.

PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Parents are Mike Aprile (father) and Ellen & Jim Clare (mother and step-father)... Career plans are simply “to work for a high-profile business.”

APRILE CAREER STATS

Rushing Defense GP Rush Yds Avg Long TD UT AT TT Int Yds PBU2009 11 29 126 4.2 12 4 5 2 7 1 6 0

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ROBERT AYOTTE Offensive Line6-6 • 295 • Jr.West Torrance, Calif.West Torrance HS ’07

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�009: Switched to left tackle, starting 8 of 9 games played. �00�: Played in all 12 games... Started at right tackle in season’s

second half, beginning with Northern Colorado. �00�: Redshirted... Co-winner (with Victor Lee) of team’s GEORGE

BELENIS AWARD as outstanding redshirt of the year... Named Scout Offense Player of the Week after South Dakota State weekend.

WEST TORRANCE HS ’0�: Played offensive tackle and defensive end, helping team to 12-1-1 record and Bay League Western Conference title and Southern Section titles in 2006... Part of offense that averaged 32.8 ppg... Earned All-Southern Section Western Division, All-Bay League and All-Daily Breeze first teams that year... Earned All-Bay League second-team honors in 2005.

PERSONAL: Born in Monterey, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Peter & Tracy Ayotte, whom he lists as his non-sports heroes... Proudest accomplishment was being named team captain as a high school senior.

BROOKS BAKER Wide Receiver6-2 • 197 • So.Lafayette, Calif.Acalanes HS ’08

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�009: Appeared in 6 games, did not record any stats.�00�: Redshirted... Voted Scout Offense Player of the Week following

Southern Utah game.ACALANES HS ’0�: Earned first-team nods on All-Contra Costa

Times and All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League squads, plus second-team all-state and all-metro as a senior... Finished with 55 catches, 1,130 yards and 17 touchdowns that year, following up 45-842-7 numbers in 2006... Two-time All-DFAL honoree.

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Daniel & Laura Baker... Career highlight was scoring four TDs vs. Northgate HS.

ANDREW BENJAMIN Defensive Line6-1 • 270 • So.Sacramento, Calif.Jesuit HS ’08

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�009: Played in all 11 games, starting 10 at right tackle... Recorded 12 solo stops and 11 assists for 23 total tackles... Had 3.5 tackles for losses of 8 yards... First career TFL was 3-yarder vs. Fresno State’s Mi-chael Harris early in fourth quarter... Notched season-high 5 tackles (all assists) at South Dakota, then matched that mark (2 solos, 3 assists) in season finale at Sacramento State.

�00�: Redshirted. JESUIT HS ’0�: Earned first-team All-Delta River League honors

as a junior and senior, including Lineman of the Year in 2007... Added second-team All-Sac-Joaquin Section and Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable mention... Posted 71 tackles with 2 sacks and 9 QB hurries as a senior... Also starred in wrestling, qualifying for state championships and earning as high as No. 4 state ranking in heavyweight class... Four-year honor roll and National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Michael & Khanna Benjamin... Cousin, Em-manuel, was a kicker for UC Davis... Two things few people know about him: he enjoys reading classical texts and his nationality is 100 percent Assyrian... Moment in history he wishes he could have witnessed was the Treaty of Westphalia (ended Thirty Years War)... Has worn a special armband during games for four years.

BENJAMIN CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 11 12 11 23 3.5 8 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BENJAMIN 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat Fresno State 2 1 3 1.0 3MONTANA 1 0 1WESTERN OREGON 1 0 1at Boise State 0 0 0at South Dakota 0 5 5 0.5 1WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 0 1at Portland State 0 0 0at Southern Utah 1 2 3CAL POLY 2 0 2NORTH DAKOTA 2 0 2 1.0 3at Sacramento State 2 3 5 1.0 1

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BRETT BETTENCOURT Defensive End6-6 • 250 • RFr.Clovis, Calif.Clovis HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted. CLOVIS HS ’09: Selected to All-Tri-River Athletic Conference first

team, tallying 80 tackles (including eight for losses) and four sacks as a senior... Also voted Defensive MVP.

PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are Bruce Bettencourt and Jennifer Catalano... Best advice he has received is “practice hard so that the games are easy.”

JONATHAN CALHOUN Cornerback5-10 • 185 • Jr.Long Beach, Calif.Verbum Dei HS ’07

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�009: Played in 10 games, earning first career start vs. Western Oregon... Tallied 10 tackles (7 solos, 3 assists) with an interception and 2 pass breakups... First career pick came against Winston-Salem State’s Jarrett Dunston at 2-minute mark in fourth quarter.

�00�: Appeared in all 12 games... Finished year with 6 tackles (all solos) with 2 pass breakups... Enjoyed best game vs. North Dakota, posting 3-0-3 tackles chart and a PBU.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Defense Player of the Week after the North Dakota State game.

VERBUM DEI HS ’0�: Recorded 68 tackles, 8 interceptions and 14 pass break-ups as a senior, ranking 18th among cornerbacks by Cal-Hi Sports... Two-time All-Camino Real League honoree... Also named to Los Angeles all-area team as a senior... Helped lead team to 11-3 mark and Southern Section title... Won school’s Most Dedicated Student-Athlete award... Played in inaugural East Meets West All-American Game in Orlando, Fla.... National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif.... Majoring in sociology, but hopes for career in physical therapy... Parents are Wayne Calhoun & Jean Wright-Calhoun... Avid bowler, would probably play that sport at UC Davis if not for football... Sports hero is DeAngelo Hall... Non-sports hero is his VDHS football coach, Kendric Knox.

CALHOUN CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 12 6 0 6 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02009 11 7 3 10 0.0 0 0.0 0 1 10 2 0 0 0 0Totals 23 13 3 16 0.0 0 0.0 0 1 10 4 0 0 0 0

CALHOUN 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 1 0 1MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 1 0 1at Boise State dnpat South Dakota 0 0 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 2 0 2

2009 UT AT TTat Portland State 1 0 1at Southern Utah 0 0 0CAL POLY 0 0 0NORTH DAKOTA 1 1 2at Sacramento State 1 2 3

AARON COLLDEWEIH Offensive Line6-6 • 280 • So.Folsom, Calif.Folsom HS ’08

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�009: On roster, but did not play.FOLSOM HS ’0�: Captured first-team All-Delta River Conference

honors as a senior tackle... Previously earned All-DRC honorable men-tion in 2006... Also lettered in volleyball and basketball, earning league’s Sportsmanship Award as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in aeronautical science & engineering... Parents are Bill & Theresa Colldeweih... Holds dual citizenship to Switzerland and U.S.

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CONGDON CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2007 11 10 12 22 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02008 11 11 7 18 1.5 2 - - - - 1 0 0 0 02009 11 16 17 33 3.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0Totals 33 37 36 73 5.5 6 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0

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MARSHALL CONGDON Linebacker6-1 • 237 • Sr.Elk Grove, Calif.Sheldon HS ’06

�009: Played in all 11 games, making first career start at SLB vs. Boise State... Finished year with 16 solos, 17 assists for 33 total tackles... Also had 3.0 stops for 3 yards... Earned fumble recovery and forced fumble (separate plays) vs. Winston-Salem State... The latter miscue was recovered by teammate Eric Sobotka, who ran it 34 yards for a TD... Co-winner of team’s Defensive Player of the Week for that Homecom-ing effort... Opened year with career-best 7 tackles (3-4-7) vs. Fresno State... Also registered 5 stops each vs. Western Oregon, Boise State and Sacramento State.

�00�: Registered 18 tackles (11 solos, 7 assists) in 11 games as a reserve... Also had 1.5 tackles for losses of 2 yards plus a pass breakup... Enjoyed his best game at Montana, tallying 3-2-5 tackles chart with all of his TFLs... Teamed up with Mike Healey to stop Griz RB Thomas Brooks-Fletcher for 2-yard loss in Aggie red zone during fourth quarter... Led team with 4 solo stops vs. Southern Utah.

�00�: Appeared in all 11 games as a reserve... Recorded 22 total tackles (10 solos, 12 assists) along with a pass break-up (vs. Southern Utah) and a tackle for a 1-yard loss (vs. Western Washington)... Posted season-high 6 tackles (4-2-6) vs. Northeastern.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Defense Player of the Week for Sacramento State game.

SHELDON HS ’0�: Twice earned All-Delta League honors... Led team in tackles all four years, including 82 as a sophomore, 115 as a junior and 125 as a senior... Also posted 18 sacks, 2 defensive TDs, 4 fumble recoveries, 2 interceptions and 8 forced fumbles during final two years... Ranked among top 20 at Stanford Combine... Earned Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable mention in 2005.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are David & Sandra Congdon... Career highlight was a 34-33 win over rival Elk Grove HS... Older brother, Garrett, played football at Missouri State.

CONGDON CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2007 UT AT TTWESTERN WASHINGTON 1 0 1at Portland State 0 1 1at Eastern Washington 0 4 4NORTHEASTERN 4 2 6at San Jose State 0 0 0at North Dakota State 0 0 0

2007 UT AT TTCAL POLY 1 1 2at Southern Utah 1 2 3SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1 1 2at Sacramento State 2 1 3SAN DIEGO 0 0 0

2008 UT AT TTat San Jose State 0 2 2at Central Arkansas 1 2 3PORTLAND STATE 0 0 0at Montana 3 2 5at Northeastern 1 0 1NORTHERN COLORADO 0 0 0

2008 UT AT TTSOUTHERN UTAH 4 0 4IONA 1 1 2NORTH DAKOTA 0 0 0SACRAMENTO STATE 0 0 0at Cal Poly dnpat San Diego 1 0 1

2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 3 4 7MONTANA 1 1 2WESTERN OREGON 4 1 5at Boise State 2 3 5at South Dakota 1 1 2WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 0 1


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SEAN CREADICK Wide Receiver6-1 • 200 • Sr.Camarillo, Calif.Camarillo HS ’06

TEAM CAPTAIN

�009: Started all 11 games as team’s H receiver... Hauled in 39 recep-tions for 466 yards... Tied for team lead with 5 receiving TDs... Tallied career-high 10 catches in home opener vs. Montana, the same game in which Chris Carter set a school record with 18... Scored two second-half TD at Boise State, including 4-yarder that brought Aggies to within two possessions early in fourth quarter... Logged season-best 88 yards vs. Cal Poly... Led team in punt returns, bringing 16 back for 75 yards, including long of 19 vs. North Dakota.

�00�: Co-winner of team’s MOST IMPROVED award, sharing honor with Dean Rogers... Appeared in all 12 games, appearing as No. 2 X re-ceiver behind Chris Carter... Caught 13 passes for 189 yards... Also led Aggies with 11-for-89 (8.1) in punt returns, and carried the ball twice for 14 rushing yards... All of his receiving totals came in final six games, including 4-for-63 game vs. Cal Poly... Voted Special Teams Player of the Week following 22-yard punt return in Sacramento State game.

�00�: Played 9 games, tallying 15 receptions for 226 yards... Hauled in season-long 59-yarder vs. Sacramento State... Caught 3 passes for 30 yards vs. San Jose State, then season-best 4-for-29 vs. North Dakota State a week later... Credited for 2 solo tackles, both on punt coverage.


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CREADICK CAREER STATS Receiving GP Rec Yds Avg. Long TD2007 9 15 226 15.1 59 02008 12 13 189 14.5 26 02009 11 39 466 11.9 45 5Totals 32 67 881 13.1 59 5

�00�: Redshirted... Named as team’s Scout Offense Player of the Week after road game at TCU.

CAMARILLO HS ’0�: Led team to Southern Section semfinals as a senior, totalling 67 receptions for 971 yards and 10 touchdowns... Won first-team All-Ventura County, All-Ventura County Academic Team, Adel-phia State Player of the Week and PrepStar Magazine All-Western Region honors as a senior... Also selected to Cal-Hi Sports “Hot 250” list and Student Sports All-Tri-County team... Earned first-team All-Pacific View League distinction as a junior and senior... Served as a punter and receiver as a junior, recording 44 catches for 649 yards and 6 TDs... Averaged 40 yards per punt... Named as teams Playmaker of the Year.

PERSONAL: Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Michael & Debra Creadick... Older brother, Ryan, ran track at Kansas State... Career highlight was compiling 190 receiving yards and a pair of TDs in 28-14 win over rival Rio Mesa in PVL title game.

CREADICK CAREER GAME-BY-GAME2007 Rec Yds TDWESTERN WASHINGTON dnpat Portland State dnpat Eastern Washington 1 39 0NORTHEASTERN 1 6 0at San Jose State 3 30 0at North Dakota State 4 29 0

2008 Rec Yds TDat San Jose State 0 0 0at Central Arkansas 0 0 0PORTLAND STATE 0 0 0at Montana 0 0 0at Northeastern 0 0 0NORTHERN COLORADO 1 12 0

2007 Rec Yds TDCAL POLY 2 24 0at Southern Utah 1 20 0SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1 10 0at Sacramento State 1 59 0SAN DIEGO 1 9 0

2008 Rec Yds TDSOUTHERN UTAH 1 11 0IONA 3 39 0NORTH DAKOTA 1 23 0SACRAMENTO STATE 2 32 0at Cal Poly 4 63 0at San Diego 1 9 0

2009 Rec Yds TDat Fresno State 3 39 0MONTANA 10 73 0WESTERN OREGON 5 25 1at Boise State 4 53 2at South Dakota 3 40 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 9 0

2009 Rec Yds TDat Portland State 2 40 1at Southern Utah 3 33 1CAL POLY 3 88 0NORTH DAKOTA 1 26 0at Sacramento State 4 40 0

In 1999, the na-tional attention fell upon a soft-spoken reserve running back from La Cañada, Ca-lif. Sam Paneno had appeared in eight

games as a redshirt freshman in 1998. The bulk of his action had come in a home game against Western Oregon, when he rushed for 107 yards on just 15 carries - more than half of his career numbers up to that point. On September 11, the second game of his junior year, Paneno earned his first career start at running back. Coincidentally, the opponent was Western Oregon. He responded to the call by rushing for a career-high 114 yards and a pair of touchdowns.

On the first play of overtime, Paneno dislocated his right knee. He received treatment at a Salem, Ore. hospital, and later, at the UC Davis Medical Center. But the injury had disrupted the blood flow to the lower leg and foot. Paneno underwent emergency surgery, and blood flow was restored. However, complications arose from the initial injury and after further procedures, a team of UCDMC orthopedic surgeons deemed it necessary to amputate the lower portion of his right leg. The amputation surgery was performed on September 20, nine days after the game at WOU.

Support for Paneno came from all parts of the country. The host of the NCAA D-II Championships in Montgomery, Ala., created a website for fans to offer prayers and words of encouragement. Hundreds of sentiments flooded the website, including those from fellow collegiate players who only knew the name UC Davis from national rankings and past playoff results.

Paneno paid his first visit to his teammates the following week after the surgery. Wrote Brandon Frink of the Davis Enterprise, he “delivered himself to practice wearing a wheelchair and a smile.” His positive attitude despite his ordeal proved to be an inspiration for all. Paneno displayed strength where someone else may have shown despair. He felt gratitude to his family, faith and friends, but never felt self-pity. And while ESPN had arrived on campus on September 20 to report on an athlete’s tragedy, CBS Sports, Sports Illustrated and even People Weekly later paid visits to UC Davis to report on an athlete’s courage. Ever the active person, Paneno was later fitted with two different prosthetic legs - one for “everyday” use and the other allowing him to resume to such pastimes as running, surfing, even rock-climbing.

The UC Davis football team retired his No. 25 jersey the following year. Miami Dolphins’ lineman Trace Armstrong was so touched by seeing Paneno’s story as part of the CBS halftime report on Thanksgiving Day, that he invited him to attend the Raiders-Dolphins game as a guest of the team. In 2001, Paneno was formally honored by the NCAA when he was named co-win-ner of the inaugural Inspiration Award, bestowed upon a former student-athlete who has displayed “perseverance, dedication and determination” to overcome a life-altering event.

Paneno continued his ties with the UC Davis campus, later graduating from the King Hall School of Law. He now serves as an attorney for the Alliance for Children’s Rights, a non-profit organiza-tion dedicated to protecting the rights of abused and impoverished youths throughout Los Angeles County.

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CORBIN CUTSHAW Running Back5-9 • 189 • Jr.Carlsbad, Calif.Santa Fe Christian HS ’07

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�009: Saw action in 7 games as a reserve... Rushed for 158 yards on 36 attempts, adding 3-for-18 receiving stats... Sprung for 55 yards in his final game at Southern Utah.

�00�: Appeared in 10 games, including starts vs. Iona and North Dakota... Rushed for 282 yards and a touchdown on 55 carries, while hauling in 17 catches for 156 yards... Added 10-for-134 in kick returns and 4 tackles (1 solo, 3 assists) on special teams... Led Aggies with 12-for-75 rushing vs. Southern Utah, then earned first career start a week later vs. Iona... Responded with first 100-yard game (12-for-103), aided by season-long 56-yard TD on opening possession... Also caught 6 passes for 67 yards in that game... Set season bests of 8 receptions and 81 yards vs. North Dakota a week later.

�00�: Redshirted.UC DAVIS BASEBALL: Redshirted in 2008... Played in nine games

in 2009, mostly as a pinch runner... Had one run and a stolen base.SANTA FE CHRISTIAN HS ’0�: Earned All-San Diego Section

and Coast League Offensive Player of the Year accolades... Rushed for 2,007 yards and 31 touchdowns as a senior... Led team to 11-2 ledger and third straight CIF-SDS title in 2006... Average of 154.4 ypg ranked 80th nationally... Netted 10.62 yards per carry... Also had 86 tackles and a 52-yard interception as a strong safety... Added kickoff return TDs of 99 and 85 yards... Made North County All-Academic and San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic teams... Played for former Cleveland Browns quarterback Brian Sipe.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in science & technology... Parents are Ross & Sue Cutshaw... Sister, Kristina, also attends UC Davis... Career highlight was winning three section cham-pionships.

CUTSHAW CAREER STATS

Rushing Receiving GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg. Long TD Rec Yds TD2008 10 55 289 7 282 5.1 56 1 17 156 02009 7 36 158 6 152 4.2 35 0 3 18 0Totals 17 91 447 13 434 4.7 56 1 20 174 0

CUTSHAW 2008 & 2009 GAME-BY-GAME

2008 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat San Jose State dnpat Central Arkansas dnpPORTLAND STATE 1 2 0 at Montana 2 8 0at Northeastern 9 37 0NORTHERN COLORADO 0 0 0SOUTHERN UTAH 12 75 0 1 2 0IONA 12 103 1 6 67 0NORTH DAKOTA 16 47 0 8 81 0SACRAMENTO STATE 1 1 0 1 5 0at Cal Poly 0 0 0at San Diego 2 9 0 1 1 0

2009 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat Fresno State 3 2 0 1 0 0MONTANA dnpWESTERN OREGON 8 34 0at Boise State 5 5 0 1 10 0at South Dakota 5 29 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 7 26 0at Portland State 3 5 0 1 8 0at Southern Utah 5 51 0CAL POLY dnpNORTH DAKOTA dnpat Sacramento State dnp

SEAN DAVIES Offensive Line6-4 • 290 • So.Westlake Village, Calif.Chaminade College Prep ’08

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�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Started all 11 games, shifting from left guard to replace Robert Ayotte at left tackle... Earned GWC All-Academic honors.

�00�: Redshirted.CHAMINADE COLLEGE PREP ’0�: Captured first-team All-Mis-

sion League honors in 2006 (defense) and 2007 (offense)... Earned Scholar-Athlete award from National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame... Won team’s Unity, Hustle & Pride award... National Honor Society member, graduated with highest honors (4.1 GPA).

PERSONAL: Born in Westlake Village, Calif.... Majoring in politi-cal science... Parents are Don & Denise Davies... Don was an aquatics athlete at Cal State Northridge... Grandfather was Robert Fischer, former athletics director at UCLA and Hall of Famer at that institution... Best players he’s played against are All-Americans Dayne Crist (now of Notre Dame) and Wes Horton (USC).


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GWC All-Academic The Great West Conference began honoring All-Academic teams in 2006. Selection to the team requires a 3.2 cumulative GPA and participation in at least 50 percent of the team’s contests for the year.

2006Naveen Daftari (Sr., Electrical Engineering)Jon Grant (Sr., History)Jonathan Compas (So., International Relations)Alex Garfio (Sr., Sociology)

2007Jonathan Compas (Jr., International Relations)Matt Engle (Sr., Psychology)Jake Jondle (So., Biological Sciences)Ramsey Moyer (So., History)

2008Jonathan Compas (Sr., International Relations)Jake Jondle (Jr., Managerial Economics)Patrick Michelier (Jr., Exercise Biology)Ramsey Moyer (Jr., History)

2009Sean Davies (RFr., Undeclared)Jake Jondle (Sr., Managerial Economics)Patrick Michelier (Sr., Exercise Biology)Ramsey Moyer (Sr., History/Philosophy)

CHAD DAVIS Linebacker6-1 • 228 • So.Salinas, Calif.Palma HS ’08

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�009: Played in all 11 games as a reserve... Credited for 7 tackles (1 solo, 6 assists), including 2 assists vs. Portland State... Won team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after Southern Utah weekend.

�00�: Redshirted... Earned team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week award after Northern Colorado game.

PALMA HS ’0�: Earned All-Tri County Athletic League and All-Monterey County honors as a junior, posting 144 tackles on defense, 374 rushing yards on offense... Repeated both honors in 2007, tallying 110 tackles with 90-for-374 rushing numbers... Three-year National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Salinas, Calif.... Majoring in biological sci-ences... Parents are Steven & Linda Davis... Best athletes he’s faced were at the Stanford Nike Camps.

AL DOIRON Offensive Line6-3 • 295 • RFr.Cottonwood, Calif.West Valley HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted.WEST VALLEY HS ’09: Twice won All-Northern Athletic League

first-team honors in football and baseball... Named to All-Northern Sec-tion first team and all-state second team as a senior lineman... Earned All-Redding Record Searchlight nods in 2007 and 2008... Starred at catcher on baseball diamond, batting .345 and .354 in his final two seasons... Earned U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Barbara, Calif.... Majoring in civil en-gineering... Parents are Donald & Cammie Doiron... Career highlight was beating rival Enterprise HS after the Hornets had bragged to the media that they would only lose “if they missed the bus”... Best athletes he faced were members of the Starmaker Redlegs, a nationally ranked 17-and-under baseball club.

STEPHEN DUNSTAN Wide Receiver6-3 • 190 • So.Palm Desert, Calif.Palm Desert HS ’08

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�009: Appeared in 4 games but did not record any stats.�00�: Redshirted.PALM DESERT HS ’0�: Selected as team’s Offensive MVP as a senior,

finishing with 70 catches for 993 yards and 15 touchdowns... Led Desert Valley League in all three categories... Participated for Inland team in Southern California Bowl all-star game.

PERSONAL: Born in Palm Desert, Calif.... Majoring in pre-manage-rial economics... Parents are Donna & Bill Dunstan... Claims to have two personalities: “aggressive and arrogant” on the field, “goofy and chill” off the field... Event in history he wishes he could have seen was the “Miracle On Ice” hockey game in 1980.


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GALVIN EMESIBE Defensive Tackle6-3 • 275 • Fr.Hesperia, Calif.Hesperia Christian HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted.HESPERIA CHRISTIAN HS ’09: Landed All-Southern Section,

All Mojave River League and Daily Press All-Area honors as a senior... Posted 64 tackles (33 solos, 31 assists), including 12.5 sacks that year... Helped team to 11-1 record and CIF-SS quarterfinal berth... Selected as class valedictorian, finishing with a 4.3 GPA.

PERSONAL: Born in Nashville, Tenn.... Majoring in biological sci-ences, with hopes of becoming an anesthesiologist... Raised by aunt and uncle Nimi & Vincent McCoy... Last name is pronounced “ee-MESS-eh-BEH”... Hopes to one day visit Nigeria.

BOBBY ERSKINE Defensive End6-3 • 245 • So.San Diego, Calif.St. Augustine’s HS ’07

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�009: Played in all 11 games... Totaled 12 tackles (9 solos, 3 as-sists)... Had 2.0 tackles for losses of 11 yards, including an 8-yard sack of Winston-Salem State’s Jarrett Dunston... Also returned 2 kicks for 18 yards, including 20-yarder vs. Western Oregon.

�00�: Earned team’s GEORGE BELENIS AWARD as outstanding redshirt of the year... Named Scout Defense Player of the Week following Portland State and Iona games.

ST. AUGUSTINE’S HS ’0�: Garnered All-San Diego Section and All-Eastern League first-team honors as a senior... Finished with 136 tackles, 2.5 sacks and forced fumble in 2006... Also selected as team’s Defensive Player of the Year... Had 95 tackles, 3.5 sacks, five fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles as a junior in 2005... Named to All-CIF Academic squad and earned Scholar-Athlete nod from National Football Founda-tion and College Hall of Fame... Attended Choate Rosemary Hall for postgraduate program before enrolling at UC Davis.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in English... Par-ents are Jim & Molly Erskine... One of seven siblings... Proudest personal accomplishment was earning a scholarship to play Div. I football.

ERSKINE CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 11 9 3 12 2.0 11 1.0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MIGUEL FLORES Wide Receiver6-5 • 198 • So.Redwood City, Calif. Sequoia HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 2 games but did not record any stats.�00�: Redshirted.SEQUOIA HS ’0�: First-team Peninsula Athletic League honoree...

Voted team MVP and Utility Player of the Year... Also starred in baseball, batting .418 with 22 runs scored as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in commu-nication... Parents are Miguel & Cipriana Flores... Career highlight was scoring a 99-yard kick return TD in final five seconds of a game.

2010 Hall of Fame For the second straight year, UC Davis football had two repre-sentatives at the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame annual induc-tion ceremony last June.

Longtime assistant coach Fred Arp was a fixture with the Aggie coaching staff for more than four decades, mostly as the defen-sive line coach. His career spanned the program’s three major feats (37 consecutive winning seasons, 20 straight conference titles and 18 postseason appearances).

Wide receiver Michael Oliva caught 192 passes for school records of 3,379 yards and 37 touchdowns during UC Davis’ final years in Division II. He captured All-America third-team honors in each of his junior and senior seasons, advancing to the national ballot (top eight) for the Harlon Hill Trophy.

Also at the event was senior wide receiver Chris Carter, who shared the Colby E. “Babe” Slater Award as outstanding male athlete of the year.

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JEFF FREEMAN Strong Safety5-11 • 205 • Sr.San Diego, Calif.Mount Miguel HS ’06

�009: Saw action in 8 games as a reserve... Finished year with 6 solos and 5 assists for 11 total stops... Also broke up 2 passes and forced a fumble... Notched season-best 5 tackles (4-1-5) plus the forced fumble (of Omar Kizzie) vs. Winston-Salem State.

�00�: Played in 4 games, including 3 starts at strong safety... Tallied 8 tackles (4 solos, 4 assists), 2 pass break-ups and an interception... First career pick came in final minutes of Portland State game... Had 3 stops in that contest, matching season-high total from San Jose State game... Did not play last seven games due to injury sustained in Northeastern game... Broke up passes to NU’s Greg Abelli and Brian Mandeville.

�00�: Appeared in 7 games as a reserve, recording 5 total tackles (3 solos, 2 assists)... Posted 1-2-3 tackles chart vs. Sacramento State.

�00�: Redshirted... Voted as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week following North Dakota State game.

MOUNT MIGUEL HS ’0�: Named to All-Grossmont Conference (South League) first team as a quarterback and second team as a defen-sive back last season... Also earned All-East County honors as a DB and was a second-team All-San Diego Section pick at DB... Threw for 1,500 yards and 12 touchdowns... Rushed for 450 yards and 6 TDs and added 43 tackles on defense... Both ran and threw for 800 yards as a junior, earning second-team all-league accolades... Also a member of track and field team, competing in sprints.

PERSONAL: Born in Manila, The Philippines... Majoring in com-munity & regional development... Parents are Michael & Gigi Freeman... Lists a sixth-place finish at Southern Section track meet as his career sports highlight... Proudest personal accomplishment was qualifying for Alex Spanos North vs. South high school all-star game.

FREEMAN CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2007 7 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 4 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 02009 8 6 5 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0Totals 19 13 11 24 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 1 0 0 0

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BROCK GALVIN Defensive Tackle6-3 • 260 • Jr.Clayton Valley, Calif.Concord HS ’07

�009: Appeared in all 11 games, making first career start vs. Western Oregon... Totaled 14 tackles (9 solos, 5 assists), including one for a 4-yard loss vs. Montana... Also had a pass breakup (at Sacramento State) and a fumble recovery (at South Dakota)... Posted season-best 3 solos vs. Winston-Salem State.

�00�: On roster, did not play... Named Scout Defense Player of the Week after Southern Utah weekend.

�00�: Redshirted.CONCORD HS ’0�: Earned first-team All-Diablo Foothill Athletic

League honors as a linebacker in 2005 and 2006, plus third-team All-DFAL at tight end as a junior... Selected to All-Contra Costa Times third team as a senior... Posted 105 tackles with nine sacks on defense, 475 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns on offense (fullback) that year.

PERSONAL: Born in Concord, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Russ & Yvonne Galvin... Career highlight was recording 12 tackles with three sacks plus 80 rushing yards and a TD in a high school win... Lists Eddie George and Tony Dungy has sports heroes.

GALVIN CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 11 9 5 14 1.0 4 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

GALVIN 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 0 1 1MONTANA 1 0 1WESTERN OREGON 1 0 1at Boise State 1 1 2at South Dakota 1 1 2WINSTON-SALEM STATE 3 0 3



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ETHAN GARRETT Free Safety6-2 • 210 • So.Yreka, Calif.Yreka HS ’08

�009: On roster, did not play.�00�: Redshirted.YREKA HS ’0�: Captured All-Northern Athletic League accolades

as a senior... Posted five interceptions and 78 tackles on defense, scored 10 touchdowns as a receiver... Selected as team’s Most Valuable WR and Most Valuable DB in 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in Yreka, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Mother is Karen Garrett... Career highlight was playing at Oregon’s Aut-zen Stadium... Best athletes he has played with were Miner teammates Jeremy Turner and Brandon Eller.

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TOMMY GRILLO Defensive End6-1 • 245 • Jr.Lancaster, Calif.Oaks Christian HS ’07

�009: Played in all 11 games, earning his first career start at Sacra-mento State... Tallied 13 tackles (6 solos, 7 assists), including 1.5 sacks for 6 yards... Hit Hornet QB Jason Smith for 4-yard loss midway through 2nd quarter in Causeway Classic, one of season-high 4 tackles that day.

�00�: Appeared in 11 games as a reserve DE... Amassed 10 total tackles (5 solos, 5 assists), including 2.5 sacks for 11 yards... Hit Port-land State’s Drew Hubel for two 5-yard sacks in home opener, earning team’s Defensive Player of the Week nod... Registered 3 tackles each vs. San Jose State and PSU.

�00�: Redshirted... Earned Scout Defense Player of the Week honors after San Jose State game.

OAKS CHRISTIAN HS ’0�: Starred for powerhouse program that won 46 straight games, was ranked No. 8 in state by MaxPreps and was selected as Cal-Hi Sports Team of the Year... Earned All-Ventura County first-team honors as a senior, recording 74 tackles and 10.5 sacks... Won second-team All-Tri-Valley League honors as a junior, posting 78 tackles and 7 sacks... Also starred in baseball... Made all-county and all-league teams as a pitcher (2.70 ERA) and third baseman (.475 batting average)... Member of National Honor Society... Previously attended Lancaster HS, earning All-Golden League honors as a tight end in 2004.

PERSONAL: Born in Detroit, Mich.... Majoring in human develop-ment... Parents are Thomas & Kelley Grillo, whom he lists as non-sports heroes... Sports hero is Brian Urlacher... Career highlight was recording three sacks in section championship game.

GRILLO CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 11 5 5 10 2.5 11 2.5 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 11 6 7 13 1.5 6 1.5 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 22 11 12 23 4.0 17 4.0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GRILLO 2008 & 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2008 UT AT TT Sack Ydsat San Jose State 1 2 3at Central Arkansas 1 0 1PORTLAND STATE 2 1 3 2.0 10at Montana 0 0 0at Northeastern 0 0 0NORTHERN COLORADO 0 0 0SOUTHERN UTAH 0 1 1 0.5 1IONA 0 1 1NORTH DAKOTA 0 0 0SACRAMENTO STATE 0 0 0at Cal Poly dnpat San Diego 1 0 1

2009 UT AT TT Sack Ydsat Fresno State 0 2 2MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 2 0 2at Boise State 0 0 0at South Dakota 1 1 2WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 1 2 0.5 2at Portland State 0 0 0at Southern Utah 0 0 0CAL POLY 0 0 0NORTH DAKOTA 1 0 1at Sacramento State 1 3 4 1.0 4

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BYRON GRUENDL Strong Safety6-2 • 195 • So.Danville, Calif.San Ramon Valley HS ’09

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�009: Appeared in all 11 games, earning first start at Portland State... Led all Aggie true freshmen with 23 tackles (13 solos, 10 assists)... Also had 1.0 tackles for losses of 4 yards... Had season-best 7 stops (3-4-7) at Portland State, including a share (with Dozie Amajoyi) of a 9-yard sack against Connor Kavanaugh... Shared team’s Defensive Player of the Week award after that game... Also broke up a pass to Titus Young at Boise State... Posted 2-2-4 tackles chart at Sacramento State.

SAN RAMON VALLEY HS ’09: Caught 54 passes for 964 yards and 8 touchdowns on offense while posting five sacks and three interceptions on defense as a senior... Earned All-East Bay Athletic League honors on each side of the ball... Also selected to All-Metro third team... Helped SRV to 12-1 record and North Coast Section title... Named to Contra Costa Times’ “Cream of the Crop” squad... Also lettered in swimming, earning NISCA All-America honors in two freestyle relays.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are John & Darlene Gruendl... Career highlight was winning seven straight swimming championships.

GRUENDL CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 11 13 10 23 1.0 4 0.5 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

GRUENDL 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat Fresno State 2 1 3MONTANA 1 0 1WESTERN OREGON 1 1 2 0.5 0at Boise State 0 0 0at South Dakota 0 1 1WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 0 1at Portland State 3 4 7 0.5 4at Southern Utah 2 0 2CAL POLY 1 0 1NORTH DAKOTA 0 1 1at Sacramento State 2 2 4

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DANNY HART Free Safety6-0 • 210 • Sr.Sacramento, Calif.Sierra College/Sacramento State /Del Oro HS ’06TEAM CAPTAIN

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE HONORABLE MEN-TION... Won team’s JIM FERRIER AWARD as outstanding transfer... Started all 11 games... Finished 2nd on team, tops among defensive backs, with 53 tackles (30 solos, 23 assists)... Also broke up 4 passes and recovered 3 fumbles for 39 yards... Voted as team’s Defensive Player of the Week on three occasions: Fresno State, Boise State and Southern Utah... Recorded season-best 14 tackles (8-6-14) at BSU, then hit SUU for 13 (8-5-13)... Recovered a Mike Healey-induced fumble 39 yards into Griz territory vs. Montana.

�00�: Played in all 12 games, tallying 8 solo tackles and 4 assists for 12 total stops... Also had one interception and a pass breakup, both against North Dakota... Scored first Aggie touchdown on Brock Butler’s blocked punt vs. Southern Utah... Posted season-high 2 tackles each vs. UND, SUU and San Diego.

SIERRA COLLEGE: Played 2007 season for head coach Jeff Tisdel... Wolverines finished 9-2, won Valley Conference and ranked 5th nation-ally... No individual information available.

SACRAMENTO STATE: Redshirted.DEL ORO HS ’0�: Captured All-Sierra Foothill League honors as

a junior and senior, including MVP in 2005... Also garnered first-team All-Metro distinction by Sacramento Bee... Helped lead team to 13-0 record and Sac-Joaquin Section title as a senior... Two-year letterwin-ner in baseball (outfielder) and basketball (guard)... Captured school’s Scholar-Athlete award and made National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in environmental policy analysis & planning... Parents are John & Mary Hart... Career highlight was the 2005 section title game.

HART CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 12 8 4 12 0.0 0 0.0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 02009 11 30 23 53 0.5 1 0.0 0 0 0 4 0 3 39 0Totals 23 38 27 65 0.5 1 0.0 0 1 0 5 0 3 39 0

HART 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 1 2 3MONTANA 2 1 3WESTERN OREGON 1 0 1at Boise State 8 6 14at South Dakota 2 4 6WINSTON-SALEM STATE 2 0 2


No Waiting Defensive back Byron Gruendl played in all 11 games as a true freshman in 2009. Other than special teams players (i.e. kickers, punters, long snappers), the last Aggie true freshman to appear in every game was linebacker Dan Elbanna, who appeared in all 12 games in 2002. Elbanna started two games that year, including his breakout game vs. Sacramento State in which he posted 14 tackles, a pick, a sack and a blocked punt.


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TOM HEMMINGSEN Wide Receiver5-10 • 175 • Fr.Danville, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’09

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�009: Won GEORGE BELENIS AWARD as team’s outstanding red-shirt... Voted as Scout Offense Player of the Week three times: Western Oregon, Winston-Salem State and North Dakota (tied).

MONTE VISTA HS ’09: Earned first-team All-East Bay Athletic League and second-team All-Metro honors as a senior wideout... Posted 59 catches for 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2008, improving from 50-600-7 the year before... Added two TDs as a kick and punt returner as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born in Vallejo, Calif.... History major... Parents are Dana & Yvonne Hemmingsen... Career highlight was a game vs. Pitts-burg HS: 9-for-230 receiving with two TD catches plus a 63-yard punt return TD... Moment(s) in history he wishes he could have seen are all five 49ers Super Bowl victories.

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AUSTIN HEYWORTH Quarterback6-3 • 205 • So.Monrovia, Calif.Saint Francis HS ’08

�009: Saw action in 3 games as Greg Denham’s backup, most notably at Portland State... Completed 6 of 7 passes for 82 yards and 2 touch-downs to help UC Davis rally from a 28-17 deficit... Earned GWC Of-fensive Player of the Week (plus team’s equivalent) for his performance... Finished year with 7-for-9 passing for 82 yards and the 2 TD strikes.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Offense Player of the Week following Cal Poly game.

SAINT FRANCIS HS ’0�: Earned second-team All-Mission League and first-team all-area as a junior receiver/free safety... Posted 20 catches for 384 yards on offense, 34 tackles and three picks on defense... Switched to quarterback as a senior, amassing 790 yards and five touchdowns in a shortened season... Voted as team’s Offensive MVP... Also lettered in baseball and golf... Had 7-1 record with six saves as a relief pitcher... Four-year Scholar-Athlete and Academic Hall of Fame honoree.

PERSONAL: Born in Arcadia, Calif.... Economics major... Parents are Kenny & Kathy Heyworth... Career highight was playing in section finals at Angel Stadium.Armed And Ready

Since 1979, six Aggie quarterbacks have been drafted by NFL teams, while two others have flourished in the CFL (Khari Jones) and Arena (Mark Grieb). What follows is the oft-requested list of year-by-year Opening Day starting quarterbacks, dating back to 1963:

Year Name2009 Greg Denham2008 Daniel Alfaro (1)2007 Tim Plough2006 Jon Grant2005 Jon Grant2004 Jon Grant2003 Ryan Flanigan2002 Ken Kearns (2)2001 J.T. O’Sullivan2000 Ryan Flanigan (3)1999 J.T. O’Sullivan1998 Kevin Daft1997 Kevin Daft1996 Mark Grieb1995 Mark Grieb1994 Eric Walcha (4)1993 Khari Jones1992 Khari Jones1991 Mike Quinn1990 Jeff Bridewell1989 Jeff Bridewell1988 Jeff Bridewell

Year Name1987 Todd Sloat1986 Chris Petersen1985 Chris Petersen1984 Scott Barry1983 Scott Barry1982 Ken O’Brien1981 Ken O’Brien1980 Ken O’Brien1979 Jon Lucido1978 Mike Moroski1977 Mike Moroski1976 Jim Speck1975 Dan Carmazzi1974 Jim Speck1973 Dan Carmazzi1972 Bob Biggs1971 Bob Biggs1970 Bob Biggs1969 Bill Ingram1968 Paul Hackett1967 Paul Hackett1966 Paul Hackett

Year Name1965 Jim Wilcox1964 Jim Wilcox1963 Dick Carriere

(1) Alfaro started opener only. Greg Denham started remainder of season.

(2) Kearns started opener only. Ryan Flanigan started remainder of season.

(3) Flanigan started opener only. J.T. O’Sullivan started remainder of season.

(4) Walcha started opener only. Chris Chambers started majority of games.

HEYWORTH CAREER STATS

Passing Rushing GP Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD Rat Att Yds Avg. Long TD2009 4 9 7 0 77.8 82 2 227.64 6 -3 -0.5 8 0

AARYNN JONESFree Safety6-2 • 190 • RFr.Moreno Valley, Calif.Rancho Verde HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted... Co-winner of team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week award after North Dakota game.

RANCHO VERDE HS ’09: Tallied 97 tackles as a senior, helping team to 10-1 record and Inland Valley League championship... Added five forced fumbles, three interceptions and 17 TFLs... Served as team captain and earned Coaches’ Award in 2008... Also lettered in tennis, earning team’s Varsity Doubles award... National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Bellflower, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Kingsley Jones & Adrienne Leary-Jones... Hopes to have a Super Bowl ring by the time he’s 30.


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KHALID JONESDefensive Tackle6-1 • 265 • RFr.Inglewood, Calif.City Honors HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted... Earned team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week award after Montana game.

CITY HONORS HS ’09: Received second-team All-Ocean League honors... Finished 3rd on team with 69 total tackles (37 solos, 32 assists), including 8.0 sacks... Selected as team MVP as a senior, Offensive Line-man of the Year as a junior... Posted 48 tackles with 5.5 sacks in 2007... Also starred in track & field as a thrower, earning Most Outstanding Field Event twice... National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in computer engi-neering... Parents are Collin Jones and Erika Clarke... Aspires for career in engineering with a possible switch to management in the medical field... Career highlight was scoring a TD as a lineman.

ANTHONY KASPARDefensive Tackle6-1 • 260 • Fr.Dana Point, Calif.Dana Hills HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted.DANA HILLS HS ’09: Defensive MVP and first-team All-South

Coast League honoree as a junior and senior... Led team with 79 tack-les, cinluding 41 solo stops in 2008... Also had 4.0 sacks for 19 yards... Earned Rookie of the Year and second-team All-SCL distinction as a sophomore.

PERSONAL: Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Majoring in envi-ronmental science & management (ESM)... Parents are Tony & Denise Kaspar... Avid spearfishing enthusiast... If he won $1 million, says he would like to receive it in $1 bills.

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SEAN KELLEY Kicker5-8 • 215 • Jr.Monrovia, Calif.Monrovia HS ’07

UC DAVIS CAREER LISTS: Tied with Dusty Apocotos (2002-03) for 6th on career field goals made list (22)... Needs 7 to catch former NFL kicker Rolf Benirschke for 5th (1974-76), 10 to match Rafael Fernandez for 2nd (1989-93)... Ranks 7th all-time in PATs made at 72, just 5 behind Apocotos but 43 off 5th-place Ray Sullivan (1981-84).

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE FIRST... Voted as team’s OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER for second straight year... Led Aggies with 66 points, converting 12 of 15 field goals and 30 of 32 on PATs... Ranked 4th in GWC at 6.0 ppg... Twice earned GWC Special Teams Player of the Week honors: after hitting game-winning FG at Portland State, and for 3 FGs vs. Cal Poly... Drilled 52-yarder late in 3rd quarter vs. Mustangs, tying school record held by three others (including Benirschke)... Successful on all four FG attempts of 40-49 range, including 48-yarder at Boise State... Also hit 46-yarder in 3-FG game vs. Western Oregon.

�00�: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Earned team’s OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER award... Led Aggies and finished 2nd among GWC kickers with 72 points... Hit 10-for-13 on field-goal attempts and was perfect on 42 PATs... First Aggie kicker to hit 100 percent of PATs since Rafael Fernandez went 35-for-35 in 1989... Made his last six FG attempts of the year, including season-long 36-yarder vs. North Dakota... Earned GWC Special Teams Player of the Week after the game, in which he scored 10 points... Scored season-high 13 ponts vs. Iona (7-for-7 PATs, two FGs).

�00�: Redshirted.MONROVIA HS ’0�: Named all-area, All-Southern Section and All-

Rio Hondo League as a junior and senior... Added all-state honors as a senior... Hit 15 of 21 field goal attempts and 45 of 46 PATs for 90 points in 2006... Drilled kicks of 50 and 47 yards in different games vs. La Salle HS... Set school record with 54-yarder... Planted 75 of his kickoffs for touchbacks... Scored 48 points as a junior (10 FGs, 18 PATs)...Honored by National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame.

PERSONAL: Born in Arcadia, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... Mother is Joanne Kelley... Started playing football because his older sister was on the team... Sports hero is Adam Vinatieri... Lists two non-sports heroes: his late father as well as his cousin, USMC 1st Lt. Jared Landaker.

KELLEY CAREER STATS GP FGs 18-29 30-39 40-49 50+ PATs Pts2008 12 10-13 5-6 5-6 0-0 0-1 42-42 722009 11 12-15 2-2 5-7 4-4 1-2 30-32 66Totals 23 22-28 7-8 10-13 4-4 1-3 72-74 138

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TIM KETAILY Offensive Line6-2 • 282 • So.Newbury Park, Calif.Newbury Park HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 3 games, making first career start (at RG) vs. Southern Utah.

�00�: Redshirted.NEWBURY PARK HS ’0�: Won All-Southern Section accolades and

twice named to All-Marmonte League first team at center... Captured Ventura County Lineman of the Year distinction in 2007, leading Panthers to first league title in a decade... Four-year honor roll member.

PERSONAL: Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Majoring in com-munication... Parents are Mike and Marji Ketaily... Says Seth Rogen should play him in a movie of his life... Would title his autobiography, Tim Ketaily: It’s Serious.

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NICK KING Defensive End6-3 • 245 • RFr.Mill Valley, Calif.Redwood HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.REDWOOD HS ’09: Won six All-Marin County Athletic League first-

team awards in both football and lacrosse... Also twice earned All-Metro nods in football... Posted 130 tackles with an interception defensively (at LB), 300 receiving yards and 4 TDs offensively (at TE) as a senior... Added Redzone and Marin Independent Journal Player of the Year honors as junior, tallying 115 tackles and two picks... Helped lead lacrosse team to 18-4 and MCAL title in 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in Mill Valley, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Parents are John & Perry King... Career highlight was beating archrival Marin Catholic HS for the first time in 10 years... If he won $1 million, he’d buy his mother a Ferrari: “I owe her a birthday present”... Lists his parents and William Wallace as non-sports heroes.

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JIMMY KUNKEL Offensive Line6-3 • 300 • RFr.Lakehead, Calif.Central Valley HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.CENTRAL VALLEY HS ’09: Earned second-team all-state honors

as a senior in addition to All-Northern Section, All-Northern Athletic League and All-Record Searchlight nods... Won All-NAL and second-team All-Northern Section distinction in 2007... Also starred inn wrestling, finishing 2nd at sections and earning state tournament berth in 2008, his first year as a wrestler... Followed that with 5th-place CIF-NS finish as a senior heavyweight... Won Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and Kiwanis Outstanding Student accolades.

PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Dan Cain and Susan Scott... Claims three career highights: leading football team to section banner in 2005, qualifying for state wrestling tourney as a first-year wrestler in 2008, helping baseball team to 32-2 mark and CIF-NS title in 2009.

...By Any Other Name With the reclassification to Division I comes more attention from national media. As a result, more media outlets have referred to UC Davis in a number of different manners. For the record, the university is either “University of California, Davis” or simply “UC Davis.”

The punctuation is a key component. Only a comma (but no hy-phen) in the “University of California, Davis.” There are no periods, commas or hyphens in “UC Davis.”

Among the common but incorrect references: California-Davis, Cal-Davis, U.C. Davis, U-C Davis. We’ve even seen Davis State, Cal State Davis and the University of Davis. During a 2006 trip to Montana State, a luggage tag even read “U-C David.”

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LEE CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 4 0 1 1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 11 11 4 15 1.0 9 1.0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 15 11 5 16 1.0 9 1.0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

VICTOR LEE Defensive End 6-0 • 235 • Jr.Cerritos, Calif.Cerritos HS ’07

�009: Saw action in all 11 games, tallying 15 tackles (11 solos, 4 assists)... Teamed up with Mike Morales (13 yds) and Tommy Grillo (4 yds) on two half-sacks vs. Winston-Salem State... Had season-best 5 tackles (all solos) in opener at Fresno State.

�00�: Played in four games, posting one tackle assist (vs. Cal Poly’s Jonathan Dally midway in 2nd quarter).

�00�: Redshirted... Co-winner (with Robert Ayotte) of team’s GEORGE BELENIS AWARD as outstanding redshirt of the year... Twice named Scout Defense Player of the Week: after Western Washington and South Dakota State.

CERRITOS HS ’0�: Named Suburban League Defensive Lineman of the Year as a senior... Registered 93 solo tackles and 36 assists in 2006... Also had 4.0 sacks and recovered a pair of fumbles... Voted team MVP and team captain that year... Had 101 tackles in 2005...Named to All-Suburban League second team as a sophomore and junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Majoring in physics... Parents are Chong & Seung Lee.

LEE 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 5 0 5MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 0 0 0at Boise State 1 1 2at South Dakota 0 0 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 2 3


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KEVYN LEWIS Free Safety5-11 • 200 • So.Sacramento, Calif.Foothill HS ’08

�009: Shared team’s MOST IMPROVED award (with Greg Denham)... Appeared in all 11 games, taking over as starting free safety at Boise State (8 games)... Logged 30 tackles (15 solos, 15 assists)... Had 5.0 tackles for losses of 19 yards, including 2.0 sacks for 15 yards... Added 2 pass breakups... Co-winner of team’s Defensive Player of the Week award after posting 3 solo stops, 2.0 TFLs and a 12-yard sack vs. Winston-Salem State... Tallied season-high 6 tackles (4-2-6) at Boise State... Hit Cal Poly for 5 tackles (3-2-5).

�00�: Redshirted.FOOTHILL HS ’0�: Tallied 24 tackles (12 solos, 12 assists) as a

senior... Earned first-team All-Capital Valley Conference and was co-win-ner of league’s Receiver of the Year award... Also starred in basketball, earning Capital Athletic League MVP honors.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Jackie and Chris Lewis... If not for football, would consider playing basketball at UC Davis.

LEWIS CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 11 15 15 30 5.0 19 2.0 15 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

LEWIS 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat Fresno State 1 1 2MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 1 0 1at Boise State 4 2 6at South Dakota 2 2 4WINSTON-SALEM STATE 3 0 3 2.0 13at Portland State 1 3 4 0.5 1at Southern Utah 0 0 0CAL POLY 3 2 5 2.0 3NORTH DAKOTA 0 3 3 0.5 2at Sacramento State 0 2 2


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SEAN MARAZ Quarterback6-2 • 210 • Jr.Phoenix, Ariz.Sunnyslope HS ’07

�009: Played only against Winston-Salem State with no stats... Named Scout Offense Player of the Week after South Dakota game.

�00�: Appeared in four games as a reserve... Finished with 12 carries for 56 yards, including highs of 7-for-31 vs. Southern Utah... Threw a 9-yard pass (to Chris Carter vs. SUU) for his only passing stats.

�00�: Redshirted... Voted Scout Offense Player of the Week after Portland State game.

SUNNYSLOPE HS ’0�: Two-sport standout, excelling in football and baseball... Earned all-state honorable mention and second-team all-region honors as a quarterback and defensive back as a senior...Set a state record for firing six touchowns in a game... Amassed 4,200 passing yards, 600 rushing yards and 39 TD passes in final two seasons... Also a baseball standout, earning Gatorade Rookie of the Year distinction as a sophomore, then second-team all-region as a junior... Batted .345 in his three-year career.

PERSONAL: Born in Phoenix, Ariz.... Majoring in science & tech-nology studies... Parents are Thomas & Stacy Maraz... Career plans are to become the CEO of a Fortune 500 company... Would like to have witnessed the Siege of Yorktown.

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REGGIE MASON Offensive Line6-4 • 264 • Sr.Ripon, Calif.Modesto HS ’06

�009: Played in 8 games as a reserve guard.�00�: Appeared in 9 games, making six starts at right tackle.�00�: Saw action as a reserve vs. Northeastern and Cal Poly.�00�: Redshirted... Named Scout Offense Player of the Week after

opener at Northern Colorado.MODESTO HS ’0�: Selected to All-Modesto Metro Conference first

team as a senior, second team as a junior... Helped team to Sac-Joaquin Section playoff berth in 2005... Voted Most Inspirational and won team’s Offensive Lineman award... Also lettered in basketball and track, earning Most Improved Player honors in former as a senior... Won MMC discus title in 2005.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Science & technology studies major.... Parents are Stanley & Regina Mason... Has two career highlights: leading MHS football to postseason for first time in more than 30 years, and playing in CIF-SJS basketball championship game at Arco Arena.

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JACOB MAXSON Defensive Tackle6-2 • 280 • Jr.Visalia, Calif.Redwood HS ’07

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE HONORABLE MEN-TION... Won T. PALMER MOODY AWARD as team’s outstanding sopho-more... Finished T5th on team and led defensive line with 36 tackles (19 solos, 17 assists)... Posted team-leading 7.5 tackles for losses of 35 yards, including 3.5 sacks for 27 yards... Had 24 of his season’s 36 tackles in final five games, including season-high 5-2-7 vs. Cal Poly... Blocked Sam Sawyer’s PAT attempt in overtime at South Dakota State, earning him GWC Defensive Player of the Week honors... Twice earned team’s Defensive POW award: Portland State (tied) and Cal Poly... Delivered 3.0 TFLs (10 yds) vs. Western Oregon.

�00�: Appeared in all 12 games, listing as No. 2 right tackle on sea-son-ending depth chart... Recorded 16 total tackles (8 solos, 8 assists), including 4.0 stops for losses of 16 yards... Had first collegiate sack vs. Iona, a 7-yarder vs. Warren Smith... Added a 2-yard TFL in that game... Tallied season-best 5 tackles (3-2-5) at San Jose State.

�00�: Redshirted... Named Scout Defense Player of the Week after Northeastern game.

REDWOOD HS ’0�: Compiled more than 100 tackles in each of his junior and senior seasons... Had 89 tackles as a sophomore... Selected to CBS47’s All-Junior Team in 2005, All-Senior Team in 2006... Also excelled in wrestling, capturing West Yosemite League and Central Section titles as a senior heavyweight... Ranked among top eight in state in 2007... Won WYL and finished second at sections as a junior 215-pounder... Ranked in state’s top 10 in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born in Delaware, Ohio... Majoring in English... Parents are Paul & Jenifer Maxson... Older siblings, Matthew and Jessica, attend GWC rival Cal Poly... Moment in history he would have liked to witness: Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation.


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MAXSON 2008 GAME-BY-GAME2008 UT AT TT TFL Ydsat San Jose State 3 2 5 1.0 6at Central Arkansas 0 3 3PORTLAND STATE 0 0 0at Montana 0 0 0at Northeastern 0 0 0NORTHERN COLORADO 1 0 1SOUTHERN UTAH 0 0 0IONA 2 1 3 2.0 9NORTH DAKOTA 0 0 0SACRAMENTO STATE 2 1 3 1.0 1at Cal Poly 0 1 1at San Diego 0 0 0

MAXSON CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 12 8 8 16 4.0 16 1.0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 11 19 17 36 7.5 35 3.5 27 0 0 1 0 1 0 1Totals 23 27 25 52 11.5 51 4.5 34 0 0 1 0 1 0 1

2009 UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Ydsat Fresno State 1 2 3MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 2 2 4 3.0 10 0.5 5at Boise State 2 0 2 1.0 9 1.0 9at South Dakota 1 1 2WINSTON-SALEM STATE 0 1 1 0.5 2 0.5 2at Portland State 3 2 5 2.0 10 1.0 8at Southern Utah 1 2 3CAL POLY 5 2 7 0.5 3 0.5 3NORTH DAKOTA 2 3 5 0.5 1at Sacramento State 2 2 4

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McCONNELL CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 10 2 8 10 1.0 8 1.0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 02009 10 2 4 6 1.0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 20 4 12 16 2.0 9 1.0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TOM McCONNELL Defensive End6-6 • 240 • Sr.Danville, Calif.De La Salle HS ’06

�009: Saw action in 10 games (missing only Causeway Classic) as reserve DE... Finished with 6 tackles (2 solos, 4 assists) with two TFL assists (vs. South Dakota and North Dakota).

�00�: Appeared in 10 games as No. 2 left defensive end (behind Ste-ven Wulff)... Credited with 10 total tackles (2 solos, 8 assists), including an 8-yard sack against Central Arkansas’ Nathan Brown... Had season-best 3 stops (1-2-3) vs. Cal Poly... Had lone pass breakup vs. Southern Utah, knocking down a Cody Stone attempt.

�00�: On roster but did not play.�00�: Redshirted... Named Scout Offense Player of the Week after

opener game at TCU.

DE LA SALLE HS ’0�: Named All-Bay Valley Athletic League, All-Bay Area and to San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro Team while playing for storied football program... Member of team that finished 11-2... Finished his senior season with 77 total tackles, including 37 solo, averaging 2.7 tackles per game... Also had 6.0 sacks for the year.

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif... Majoring in organi-zational studies... Parents are Brian & Pier McConnell... Brian was an All-Big Ten linebacker at Michigan State who later played for Buffalo and Houston of the NFL... Uncle, George Hinshaw, was an assistant coach for the New Orleans Saints.

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MARQUIS NICOLIS Running Back5-8 • 175 • So.Los Angeles, Calif. Fairfax HS ’08

�009: Rushed for 34 yards on 8 carries in 2 games... Most of his production (7-for-34) came against Winston-Salem State... Also had a 6-yard punt return in that game.

FAIRFAX HS ’0�: Selected as team MVP three times, posting 60 receptions with 15 touchdowns as a senior... Captured All-Academic honors in 2008.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Majoring in human development, hopes for career in sports medicine... Parents are Ernest Nicolis and Diane McCullum... Lists Wes Welker as his sports hero, his father as his non-sports hero.

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NORTH CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2007 5 2 1 3 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 8 14 6 20 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 02009 dnpTotals 13 16 7 23 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0

NORTH 2008 GAME-BY-GAME2008 UT AT TTat San Jose State 3 4 7at Central Arkansas 2 1 3PORTLAND STATE 2 1 3at Montana 1 0 1at Northeastern 0 0 0NORTHERN COLORADO 2 0 2

2008 UT AT TTSOUTHERN UTAH 3 0 3IONA 1 0 1NORTH DAKOTA dnpSACRAMENTO STATE dnpat Cal Poly dnpat San Diego dnp

MARCUS NORTH Cornerback5-10 • 200 • Sr.Foothill Ranch, Calif.Mission Viejo HS ’06

�009: Did not play due to injury.�00�: Appeared in 8 games, including first career start (vs. Northern

Colorado)... Totalled 20 tackles (14 solos, 6 assists) plus 3 pass break-ups... Opened year with 7 stops (3-4-7) vs. San Jose State... Had 3 tackles and PBU vs. Portland State.

�00�: Played in 5 games as a reserve DB... Finished with 3 total tackles (2 solos, 1 assist), all in mid-September and all on punt returns... Posted 1-1-2 chart at Eastern Washington... Had an interception and pass break-up vs. Northeastern, but both were wiped by penalties.

�00�: Redshirted... Named as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after Northern Colorado opener.

MISSION VIEJO HS ’0�: Garnered first-team All-South Coast League merit in football as a senior, recording 104 tackles... Also hon-ored by National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame... Rated among top 10 defensive backs at Los Angeles Nike Training Camp... Helped Diablos to back-to-back league titles, plus Southern Section Div. II title in 2004... Team went combined 26-1 in 2004 and 2005, earn-ing national rankings of No. 2 and No. 14 in those years, respectively... Holds school frosh-soph records in the triple jump and 4x100 relay... Held Orange County’s top triple jump mark in 2005, posting leap of 43 feet, 6 inches... Won SCL, finished second in county and 3rd at state meet in 4x100 relay.

PERSONAL: Born in Wichita, Kan.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Ronald & Patricia North... Lists Ronald as his non-sports hero, DeAngelo Hall as his sports hero... Career highlight was scoring an interception TD vs. De La Salle.

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WESLEY O’BRIEN Offensive Line6-4 • 250 • RFr.Hilmar, Calif.Hilmar HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.HILMAR HS ’09: Captured All-Western Athletic League and all-

division as a senior... Also named Most Valuable Lineman and garnered Ironman Team award... Helped lead Yellowjackets to 12-1 ledger and Sac-Joaquin Section Division 6 title... Won Coaches’ Award in track & field, advancing to section finals in shot and discus.

PERSONAL: Born in Louisville, Ky.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Daniel and Christine O’Brien... Lists Christine, a UC Davis alumna, as his non-sports hero... Career highlights were winning the section title in 2008, then playing in Rotary All-Star Game.

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RYAN O’HOLLERAN Linebacker6-3 • 220 • RFr.Atherton, Calif.Menlo School ’09

�009: Redshirted.MENLO SCHOOL ’09: Recovered from almost year-long injury as

a junior to earn first-team All-Peninsula Athletic League and All-San Mateo County honors in 2008... Ranked by norcalprep.com (among top 30) and San Francisco Chronicle (top 10)... Earned first-team All-PAL and second-team all-county distinction as a sophomore DE... Also let-tered in basketball (center) and lacrosse (midfield)... Won total of four PAL titles in three sports, plus Central Coast Section championship in basketball as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Michael & Joan O’Holleran... Owns a fixed-up 1953 Country Squire wagon... Hopes to restore a 1969 Camaro SS by the time he’s 30 years old.


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HUNTER PAHL Linebacker6-0 • 210 • So.Loomis, Calif.Del Oro HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 7 games as a reserve linebacker... Posted 2 solo stops plus 1 assist for 3 total tackles... Had 1-1-2 tackles chart vs. Win-ston-Salem State.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after Cal Poly game.

DEL ORO HS ’0�: Starred on both sides of the ball, earning All-Metro Defensive Player of the Year honors by Sacramento Bee... Posted 78 tackles with seven sacks, while rushing for 757 yards and 21 touchdowns on offense... Helped lead team to 11-2 record and berth in Sac-Joaquin Section title game... Twice named Sierra Foothill League Defensive Player of the Year... Totalled 80 tackles on defense, 14 rushing TDs on offense as a senior... Earned Scholar-Athlete honors from National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame.

PERSONAL: Born in Roseville, Calif.... Majoring in history... Parents are Mike & Becky Pahl... Mike played football at Sierra College... Career highlight was beating rival Nevada Union HS during his junior year.

PAHL CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 7 2 1 3 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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IVAN PEREZ Offensive Line6-3 • 285 • Jr.Oceanside, Calif.Oceanside HS ’07

�009: Played 5 games, starting team’s final 3 at left guard.�00�: Saw action at right guard vs. Southern Utah and Iona.�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Aggies’ Scout Offense Player of the

Week after North Dakota State game.OCEANSIDE HS ’0�: Helped team to 33-6-1 record and three San

Diego Section Division II titles during three-year career.PERSONAL: Born in Escondido, Calif.... Majoring in human de-

velopment... Mother is Adela Gonzalez... Career plans are to become a firefighter... Avid bass guitarist, wishes he could have been there the first time rock music was played.

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JONATHAN PERKINS Cornerback5-11 • 170 • RFr.Gardena, Calif.Gardena HS ’09

�009: Redshirted... Voted as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after South Dakota game.

GARDENA HS ’09: Three-time All-Marine League honoree, earning first-team accolades in 2008 after being selected to the second team as a sophomore and junior... Posted 46 tackles, 2 touchdowns and three interceptions as a senior... Won Outstanding Defensive Player and Best Defensive Back awards.

PERSONAL: Born in Gardena, Calif.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Robert & Patty Perkins... Older brother, Joe, plays safety at Arizona... Another brother, Richard, was a receiver at Humboldt State.


JOSH REESE CAREER STATS

Rushing Receiving Kick Ret. GP Rush Yds Avg Long TD Rec Yds TD Ret Yds Avg.2008 9 34 178 5.2 23 1 10 114 1 28 537 19.22009 10 68 375 5.5 38 2 11 101 0 11 170 15.5Totals 19 102 553 5.4 38 3 21 215 1 39 707 18.1

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PIERCE CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 12 11 6 17 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 11 3 2 5 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Totals 23 14 8 22 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

PIERCE 2008 & 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2008 UT AT TTat San Jose State 0 0 0at Central Arkansas 0 1 1PORTLAND STATE 1 0 1at Montana 0 1 1at Northeastern 1 0 1NORTHERN COLORADO 2 1 3SOUTHERN UTAH 2 0 2IONA 2 2 4NORTH DAKOTA 0 1 1SACRAMENTO STATE 0 0 0at Cal Poly 1 0 1at San Diego 2 0 2

NEIL PIERCE Linebacker6-0 • 205 • Jr.Anaheim, Calif.Esperanza HS ’07

�009: Saw action in all 11 games, starting at right cornerback vs. North Dakota... Finished with 5 tackles (3 solos, 2 assists) with a fumble recovery... Pounced on the loose ball after Jordan Brown stripped Win-ston-Salem State’s John Harris on a kickoff return... Posted 2 tackles each vs. Fresno State (2-0-2) and Cal Poly (1-1-2).

�00�: Played in all 12 games at willie linebacker... Totalled 17 tackles (11 solos, 6 assists), more than half in a three-game midseason stretch... Had 3 tackles vs. Northern Colordo, 2 vs. Southern Utah, then season-high 4 vs. Iona.

�00�: Redshirted. ESPERANZA HS ’0�: Selected as Defensive MVP in each of his

junior and senior years... Led team with 74 tackles and 9 sacks in 2006... Posted 109 tackles with 5 sacks in 2005... First-team All-Sunset League honoree... Team went 21-4 during his final two seasons, reaching Southern Section finals in 2005... Earned National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete honors.

PERSONAL: Born in Yorba Linda, Calif.... Intends to declare human development major... Parents are Bill & Wendy Pierce... Favorite movies are 300 and Troy... Appropriately, the event history he would have like to have witness is the Sack of Troy... Career highlight was recording four sacks against top-seeded Edison HS.

2009 UT AT TTat Fresno State 1 1 2MONTANA 0 0 0WESTERN OREGON 0 0 0at Boise State 0 0 0at South Dakota 0 0 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 0 1 1at Portland State 0 0 0at Southern Utah 0 0 0CAL POLY 2 0 2NORTH DAKOTA 0 0 0at Sacramento State 0 0 0

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JOSH REESE Running Back6-0 • 196 • Jr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’07

�009: Played in 10 games, finishing 2nd on team with 68-for-375 rushing... Added 11 receptions for 101 yards and 11 kick returns for 170 yards to rank 2nd with 676 all-purpose yards... Recorded first 100-yard rushing game at Southern Utah, posting 14-for-101 on the ground plus 3-for-20 in receiving... Ran for season-long 38-yarder to ignite Aggies’ game-tying scoring drive late vs. Portland State... Had longest kick return (also 38 yards) in that game.

�00�: Rushed for 178 yards and one touchdown on 34 carries (5.2 avg.) in 9 games... Also caught 10 passes for 114 yards and another TD... Teams leading kick returner, tallying 537 yards on 28 runbacks (19.2 avg.)... Majority of offense came against Iona: 17-for-99 rushing, plus a one-yard rushing TD and 43-yard TD reception... Also had season-long 28-yard kick return in that game... Had 4 receptions for 31 yards the following week vs. North Dakota... Finished season with 7-for-39 rush-ing, 4-for-35 receiving at San Diego.

�00�: Redshirted. DAVIS HS ’0�: Twice named to all-area team for Davis HS... Earned

All-Delta Valley Conference first team as a senior... Rushed for 1,151 yards and 11 touchdowns on just 198 carries in 2006... Also caught 13 passes for 132 yards and two TD strikes, while totalling 18 tackles as a defen-sive back... Had five 100-yard games as a senior, including career-best 274 against Armijo... Compiled 325 rushing yards, 420 receiving yards and seven total touchdowns as a junior... Earned Academic Excellence Awards in his junior and senior years... Also played basketball, helping Blue Devils to Sac-Joaquin Section postseason berth in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born in Chico, Calif.... Majoring in sociology, with career aspirations in law enforcement... Parents are Stanley Reese and Elizabeth Clark-Anibaba & Jammal Anibaba... Stan played football at Chico State... Uncle, Rick Reese, played football at Sacramento State... Career highlight was throwing, catching and rushing for a TD in a single game at Davis HS.


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REESE 2008 & 2009 GAME-BY-GAME

2008 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat San Jose State dnpat Central Arkansas dnpPORTLAND STATE dnp at Montana 0 0 0at Northeastern 0 0 0NORTHERN COLORADO 0 0 0SOUTHERN UTAH 3 9 0IONA 17 99 1 1 43 1NORTH DAKOTA 7 31 0 4 31 0SACRAMENTO STATE 0 0 0at Cal Poly 0 0 0at San Diego 7 39 0 4 35 0

2009 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat Fresno State 5 15 0 1 33 0MONTANA 9 21 0WESTERN OREGON dnpat Boise State 0 0 0 1 -3 0at South Dakota 2 13 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 7 18 1at Portland State 6 84 1 3 17 0at Southern Utah 14 101 0 3 20 0CAL POLY 5 40 0NORTH DAKOTA 10 30 1 1 6 0at Sacramento State 10 53 0 2 28 0

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FREDERICK RICE Cornerback5-11 • 175 • So.Castro Valley, Calif.Castro Valley HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 8 games as a reserve, totaling 5 tackles (4 solos, 1 assist)... Had 3 solo stops vs. Winston-Salem State.

�00�: Redshirted... Twice earned team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week award: after Central Arkansas and Sacramento State weekends.

CASTRO VALLEY HS ’0�: Twice garnered All-Hayward Area Athletic League honorable mention... Totalled seven interceptions, 68 tackles and 30 pass break-ups during junior and senior seasons... Also an all-league performer in track, posting bests of 11.25 in 100 meters, 48.9 in 400 meters.

PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Parents are Gerald and Susan Rice.

RICE CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 8 4 1 5 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 AGGIE INDIVIDUAL HIGHSRushes 18 Joe Trombetta, at Portland State (10/24)Rushing Yards 101 Josh Reese, at Southern Utah (10/31)Rushing TDs 2 Nick Aprile, at Sacramento State (11/21)Longest Rush 38 Josh Reese, at Portland State (10/24)

Passing Attempts 67 Greg Denham, MONTANA (9/12)Passing Completions 43 Greg Denham, MONTANA (9/12)Passing Yards 380 Greg Denham, at South Dakota (10/10)Passing TDs 3 Greg Denham, WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17) 3 Greg Denham, NORTH DAKOTA (11/14)Longest Pass 68 Greg Denham to Chris Carter, WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)

Receptions 18 Chris Carter, MONTANA (9/12)Receiving Yards 190 Chris Carter, MONTANA (9/12)TD Receptions 2 Sean Creadick, at Boise State (10/3) 2 Bakari Grant, at South Dakota (10/10) 2 Chris Carter, NORTH DAKOTA (11/14)

Field Goals 3 Sean Kelley, WESTERN OREGON (9/26) 3 Sean Kelley, CAL POLY (11/6)Longest Field Goal 52 Sean Kelley, CAL POLY (11/6)

Punts 7 Colton Schmidt, WESTERN OREGON (9/26)Punting Average 48.7 Colton Schmidt, WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Longest Punt 67 Colton Schmidt, WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Longest Punt Return 19 Sean Creadick, NORTH DAKOTA (11/14)Longest Kickoff Return 81 Joe Gray, WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)

Tackles 14 Danny Hart, at Boise State (10/3)Sacks 1.0 (14x) last Dozie Amajoyi, at Sacramento State (11/21)Tackles For Loss 3.0 Jacob Maxson, WESTERN OREGON (10/25)Interceptions 1 (7x) last Kenneth Brown, NORTH DAKOTA (11/14)

2009 AGGIE TEAM HIGHSRushes 41 at Southern Utah (10/31)Rushing Yards 244 at Southern Utah (10/31)Yards Per Rush 6.0 at Southern Utah (10/31)Rushing TDs 2 at Southern Utah (10/31) 2 at Sacramento State (11/21)

Passing Attempts 67 MONTANA (9/12)Passing Completions 43 MONTANA (9/12)Passing Yards 380 at South Dakota (10/10)Yards Per Pass 12.9 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Passing TDs 3 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17) 3 at Portland State (10/24) 3 at Southern Utah (10/31) 3 vs. North Dakota (11/14)

Total Plays 90 MONTANA (9/12)Total Offense 484 at Portland State (10/24)Yards Per Play 6.3 at Portland State (10/24)

Points 45 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Sacks By 5 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)

First Downs 29 at Portland State (10/24)Penalties 12 at Southern Utah (10/31)Penalty Yards 115 at Southern Utah (10/31)Turnovers By 3 vs. Montana (9/12) 3 at Portland State (10/24) 3 at Southern Utah (10/31)Turnovers Against 5 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Interceptions By 2 WINSTON-SALEM STATE (10/17)Interceptions Against 2 MONTANA (9/12)


ROGERS CAREER STATS

Receiving Rushing GP Rec Yds Avg Long TD Rush Yds Avg Long TD2007 11 5 47 9.4 21 0 0 0 0.0 0 02008 12 13 178 13.7 37 0 16 62 3.9 23 32009 10 30 329 11.0 60 2 1 3 3.0 3 0Totals 33 48 554 11.5 60 2 17 65 3.8 26 3

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DEAN ROGERS Tight End6-3 • 250 • Sr.Visalia, Calif.Redwood HS ’06

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM for second consecutive year... Started all 11 games, grabbing 29 receptions for 326 yards and 2 touchdowns... Only Aggie besides Chris Carter to register a 100-yard receiving game, finishing 4-for-103 at South Dakota... Grabbed season-best 6 catches vs. Montana, then matched it at Sacramento State... Scored his TDs vs. Winston-Salem State and Southern Utah... Won team’s Offensive Player of the Week award after WSSU game, pulling in 25-yard TD from Greg Denham late in 2nd quarter.

�00�: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM... Started all 12 games at tight end... Actually had more carries as a fullback (16) then receptions at TE (13)... Rushed for 62 yards and 3 TDs, including a pair of 1-yard scores vs. North Dakota... Collected 178 yards on 13 catches... Caught 2 passes in each of final three games, amassing season-best 62 yards in finale at San Diego.

�00�: Appeared in all 11 games as team’s No. 2 tight end... Caught 5 passes for 47 yards... Longest reception was 21-yarder vs. Southern Utah... Had 2-for-21 game vs. Sacramento State.

�00�: Redshirted... Named as Scout Offense Player of the Week after Central Arkansas game.

REDWOOD HS ’0�: Set school career records for rushing yards (2,551), touchdowns (46), points (278) and consecutive 1,000-yard seasons (2)... Earned second-team All-West Yosemite League and All-Tulare County honors as a senior, rushing for 1,126 yards and 20 touchdowns... Also named as team MVP and selected among top 50 seniors in Central Section by KGPE Channel 47... Named to All-WYL and All-Tulare County first teams as a junior, compiling 1,358 rushing yards with 23 touchdowns... Voted as teams Offensive Player of the Year and named among top 50 juniors in Central Section by KGPE... Played tight end as a sophomore, amassing 234 yards with three scores... Was team’s Offensive Rookie of the Year... Also lettered in basketball, twice leading team in rebounding and earning second-team All-WYL and All-Tulare County distinction.

PERSONAL: Born in Salinas, Calif.... Majoring in economics... Par-ents are Frank & Kathryn Rogers... Proudest personal accomplishment was graduating high school with a 4.0 GPA.

ROGERS 2008 & 2009 GAME-BY-GAME

2008 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat San Jose State 0 0 0 1 6 0at Central Arkansas 0 0 0 0 0 0PORTLAND STATE 0 0 0 0 0 0at Montana 0 0 0 3 36 0at Northeastern 0 0 0 1 18 0NORTHERN COLORADO 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTHERN UTAH 0 0 0 2 14 0IONA 3 38 0 0 0 0NORTH DAKOTA 6 14 2 0 0 0SACRAMENTO STATE 5 6 1 2 14 0at Cal Poly 2 4 0 2 28 0at San Diego 0 0 0 2 62 0

2009 Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TDat Fresno State 0 0 0 1 5 0MONTANA 1 3 0 6 31 0WESTERN OREGON 0 0 0 0 0 0at Boise State 0 0 0 2 10 0at South Dakota 0 0 0 4 103 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 0 0 0 2 49 1at Portland State 0 0 0 3 43 0at Southern Utah 0 0 0 1 6 1CAL POLY 0 0 0 2 21 0 NORTH DAKOTA 0 0 0 3 19 0at Sacramento State 0 0 0 6 42 0

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COLTON SCHMIDT Punter5-11 • 190 • Fr.Bakersfield, Calif.Liberty HS ’09

�009: Punted 52 times for 2,032 yards (39.1 average)... Pinned 19 attempts inside opponent’s 20-yard line... Booted four of 50 yards or more... Longest punt, a 67-yarder vs. Winston-Salem State, stuck the Rams on their own 1-yard line... Handled placekicking duties in second half of Sacramento State game, hitting a pair of PATs... Had four punts at Montana, forcing the Griz to start drives inside their own 10 on two occasions to earn GWC Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

LIBERTY HS ’09: Received All-Southeast Yosemite League honors as well as All-Area (Kern County) recognition after averaging more than 40 yards per attempt... Also served as placekicker, hitting 9 of 13 FGs, including a 48-yarder... Made 29 of 30 PATs for team-high 56 points in 2008... Selected as Special Teams Player of the Year by KBAK-TV... Selected to All-Southeast Yosemite League first team and All-Area second team as a junior... Team won three SEYL titles in his four years.

PERSONAL: Born in Bakersfield, Calif.... Majoring in political sci-ence... Parents are Mark & Deborah Schmidt.

SCHMIDT CAREER STATS Punting No. Yds Avg. Long TB FC I20 50+ BLK2009 52 2032 39.1 67 2 5 19 4 1


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CAMERON SENTANCE Tight End6-4 • 240 • RFr.Los Angeles, Calif.John Marshall HS ’09

�009: Redshirted. JOHN MARSHALL HS ’09: Earned All-Southern Section accolades

as a senior, posting 50 receptions for 810 yards and 9 touchdowns as a slot receiver... Also starred in basketball, earning 20 points per game to capture All-Northern League honors... Lettered in track & field as a shot putter and high jumper.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Parents are David & Carla Sentance.

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SHELTON CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2008 12 6 1 7 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 02009 dnpTotals 12 6 1 7 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0

PATRICK SHELTON Strong Safety6-1 • 210 • Jr.Canoga Park, Calif.Monroe HS ’06

�009: Did not play due to injury. �00�: Appeared in 12 games, compiling 7 tackles (6 solos, 1 assist)

plus a pass breakup, a fumble recovery and a team-best 2 forced fumbles... Earned Special Teams Player of the Week after spoiling Portland State’s Aaron Woods from an 83-yard kick return TD... Stripped the ball loose at the 2-yard-line to keep the Aggies up by two possessions... Hit receiver Tim Mastrino for a fumble and recovery in Iona win.

�00�: Redshirted... Earned team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week on two occasions: after Southern Utah and Sacramento State games.

MONROE HS ’0�: Named All-Valley Mission League first team and first team all-city... Helped team advance to Los Angeles Section playoffs... Named to all-league second team as a junior after finishing second on the team in tackles... Selected to play in Next Level Sports All-Star game.

PERSONAL: Born in Van Nuys, Calif.... International relations major... Father is Claude Shelton... Chose UC Davis because “I want to be part of a great story with this team”... Lists Dwayne Wade and Brian Dawkins as his sports heroes.

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFFEquipment Managers Steve AlarconJoe Martinez

Volunteer Administrative Assistant Fred Kelley

Video Coordinators Peter KuoSteve Wulff

Team ManagerPaul Randhawa

Student Administrative Staff Marie HamiltonLeana Petri

Filmers Nicholas CapuchinoMatthew ChingCatherine GiacopuzzirotzThuy-Vy HuynhGreyson TarantinoNathan ThadaniRebecca TobinRandall WattsCalvin Zhang


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DEREK SHUTT Tight End6-4 • 245 • So.Oxnard, Calif.Oxnard HS ’08

�009: Lone appearance was against Winston-Salem State, stopping QB Jarrett Dunston late in the 4th quarter.

�00�: Redshirted... Earned Scout Defense Player of the Week honors after Northeastern game.

OXNARD HS ’0�: Tallied 106 tackles (32 solos, 74 assists) with five sacks as a senior... Caught nine passes for 224 yards and four touch-downs at tight end... Also starred in basketball and baseball... Batted .446 with 34 RBI in 25 games while posting 1.98 ERA on the mound in 2008... Earned Pacific View League Defensive Player of the Year honors in football, league MVP in basketball, then second straight Player of the Year nod in baseball during his senior year.

PERSONAL: Born in Provo, Utah... Has not declared a major... Parents are Stephen & Alma Shutt... Older brother, Justin, plays base-ball at Brigham Young... Proudest accomplishment was winning league championships in football, basketball and baseball as a senior... Sports hero is Jackie Robinson.

SHUTT CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2009 1 1 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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KIRK SKIERSKI Linebacker6-0 • 216 • So.Trabuco Hills, Calif.Santa Margarita HS ’08

�009: Played only in Winston-Salem State game but did not record any stats... Selected as Scout Defense Player of the Week three times: Western Oregon, Boise State and Cal Poly.

�00�: Redshirted... Named Scout Defense Player of the Week fol-lowing North Dakota game.

SANTA MARGARITA HS ’0�: Earned All-Trinity League first-team honors as a senior linebacker... Led league with 111 tackles (30 solos, 81 assists), following up 70-tackle performance as a junior... Named among top 100 players in Orange County... National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Laguna Hills, Calif.... Majoring in environmental policy analysis & planning... Parents are Kenneth & Suzan Skierski... Older brother, Kyle, starred as an offensive lineman at UC Davis from 2003-06... Lists Kyle as his non-sports hero, reserving sports-hero title for fellow LB Ray Lewis... Proudest personal accomplishment was playing in Orange County All-Star Game.

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DWIGHT SMITH Wide Receiver 6-4 • 182 • Jr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’07

�009: Credited with two games played but did not record any stats.�00�: Saw action in three midseason home games... Lone reception

was 16-yarder from Daniel Alfaro late in Iona win.DAVIS HS ’0�: Lettered two years for Blue Devils, playing quarter-

back, receiver and cornerback... Tallied 11 tackles as a senior.PERSONAL: Born in Pompton Plains, N.J.... Majoring in commu-

nity and regional development... Parents are Steven & Lorraine Smith... Chose UC Davis because he grew up in town and it has “always been a dream of mine.”

SMITH CAREER STATS

Receiving Rushing GP Rec Yds Avg Long TD Rush Yds Avg Long TD2008 3 1 16 16.0 16 0 0 0 0.0 0 02009 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0Totals 5 1 16 16.0 16 0 0 0 0.0 0 0


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SOBOTKA CAREER STATS Tackles Pass Def. Fumbles GP UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Yds Int Yds PBU FF FR Yds BK2007 11 4 3 7 1.0 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02009 10 22 10 32 5.0 16 3.0 11 0 0 3 1 1 34 0Totals 22 26 13 39 6.0 20 3.0 11 0 0 3 1 1 34 0

ERIC SOBOTKA Defensive End6-2 • 238 • Sr.Seaside, Calif.Palma HS ’06

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Started first 10 games at right end... Tallied 32 tackles (22 solos, 10 assists) with 3 pass breakups, a fumble recovery and forced fumble... Scored first career touchdown after scooping up Nathan Munford’s fumble and returning it 34 yards vs. Winston-Salem State... Also had 5.0 tackles for losses of 19 yards, including 3.0 sacks for 11 yards... Voted as team’s Defensive Player of the Week after Montana game, having registered 3-1-4 tackles chart vs. Griz... Arguably had his best game a week later vs. Western Oregon: 6 tackles (5 solos, 1 assist) with 2.5 TFLs (7 yds)... Posted 4 stops (1-3-4) plus sack and forced fumble against Portland State QB Connor Kavanaugh.

�00�: Only saw action in Central Arkansas game, but did not record any stats... Sidelined by injury for most of season.

�00�: Played in all 11 games as a reserve... Totalled 7 tackles (4 solos, 3 assists)... Had 2-tackle games vs. Portland State (1-1-2) and Cal Poly (2-0-2)... Posted lone tackle-for-loss vs. Mustangs, stopping Matt Brennan for 4 yards on a 3rd-and-short situation.

�00�: Redshirted... Named as team’s Scout Defense Player of the Week after Montana State game.

PALMA HS ’0�: Earned All-Tri-County Athletic League, all-county and All-Central Coast Section honors as a senior... Also named to All-NorCal second team and was second-team all-state... Selected Tri-County League and team’s defensive MVP... Finished 2005 season with 149 tackles... Voted as team’s defensive MVP as a junior along while earning all-league, all-county and second-team all-state (underclass) accolades... Finished with 67 tackles as a junior... Also lettered in basketball and vol-leyball... Posted 142 kills and 10 blocks during 2005 volleyball season... Member of National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Born in Monterey, Calif.... Majoring in economics... Parents are Dave & Deanne Sobotka... Pretended to be Michael Jordan in his younger days.

SOBOTKA 2009 GAME-BY-GAME2009 UT AT TT TFL Yds Sack Ydsat Fresno State 2 2 4MONTANA 3 1 4WESTERN OREGON 5 1 6 2.5 7 1.0 3at Boise State 2 0 2at South Dakota 0 1 1WINSTON-SALEM STATE 4 0 4at Portland State 1 3 4 1.5 7 1.0 6at Southern Utah 1 0 1CAL POLY 3 1 4 1.0 2 1.0 2NORTH DAKOTA 1 1 0at Sacramento State dnp

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BRANDON SOFLEY Offensive Line6-5 • 285 • Sr.Moorpark, Calif.Moorpark Coll./Moorpark HS ’06

�009: Lone appearance was Winston-Salem State game.�00�: Redshirted.MOORPARK COLLEGE: Earned All-Western State Conference as a

freshman and sophomore left tackle... Team combined for 18-5 record in his two seasons... Also picked up All-State Academic and JC Gridwire All-Academic honors as a sophomore.

MOORPARK HS ’0�: Captured All-Ventura County and All-Mar-monte League accolades in 2005... Also shared team’s Most Valuable Lineman award... Musketeers went 10-4, advancing to Southern Section semifinals... Four-year Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born in Moorpark, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Jeff & Debbie Sofley... Lists Jeff Saturday as his sports hero, Ernest Hemingway as his non-sports hero... Moment in his-tory he wishes he could have witnessed is the Gettysburg Address.


Early Praise Phil Steele’s College Football Preview honored 13 Aggies on its preseason All-Great West Conference team, plus offensive lineman Tommy Hernandez on the preaseason All-America squad.

PHIL STEELE’S PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAMark Tos - Third Team, OT

PHIL STEELE’S PRESEASON ALL-GWCDozie Amajoyi - Second Team, LBAndrew Benjamin - Second Team, DLSean Creadick - Second Team, WRSean Davies - First Team, OTDanny Hart - Second Team, DBSean Kelley - First Team, KJacob Maxson - Second Team, DLDean Rogers - First Team, TEColton Schmidt - Second Team, PEric Sobotka - First Team, DLMark Tos - First Team, OTJoe Trombetta - Second Team, RBRay Wilburn - Second Team, OG

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ANTHONY SOTO Wide Receiver5-10 • 185 • So.Fresno, Calif.San Joaquin Memorial HS ’08

�009: Saw action in 7 games as a reserve wideout... Caught 7 passes for 62 yards... Also chipped in on kick returns (5-for-109) and punt returns (1-for-minus-1)... First collegiate reception was 3-yarder early in season opener at Fresno State... Longest kick return was a 30-yard scamper from the end zone vs. Southern Utah.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Offense Player of the Week after North Dakota game.

SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL HS ’0�: Earned All-North Yosemite League honors for three straight years as a wide receiver, adding a NYL Offensive Player of the Year nod in his senior season... Caught 47 passes for 770 yards and seven touchdowns in 2007... Had 43 receptions for 626 yards and three TDs as a junior, 32-for-473 with four TDs as a sopho-more... Also starred in basketball, averaging 12.6 points per game as a junior, 10.2 ppg as a senior... National Honor Society member, earning academic awards for algebra II and American history.

PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif.... Majoring in community & regional development... Parents are Lori & David Soto... Best athlete he’s faced was Jrue Holiday, then of Campbell Hall HS.

SOTO CAREER STATS

Receiving Kick Ret. GP Rec Yds Avg Long TD Ret Yds Avg. Long TD2009 7 7 62 8.9 13 0 5 109 21.8 30 0

SOTO 2009 GAME-BY-GAME

2009 Rec Yds TDat Fresno State 2 13 0MONTANA 1 9 0WESTERN OREGON dnpat Boise State 0 0 0at South Dakota 1 8 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 2 19 0

2009 Rec Yds TD at Portland State 1 13 0at Southern Utah 0 0 0CAL POLY dnpNORTH DAKOTA dnpat Sacramento State dnp

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MARK TOS Offensive Line6-6 • 300 • Sr.Hanford, Calif.Central Valley Christian HS ’06

�009: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM... Started all 11 games at right tackle, bringing streak to 34 straight... Selected as team’s Offensive Player of the Week after South Dakota game.

�00�: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Switched to left tackle, starting all 12 games (23 straight in career).

�00�: Started all 11 games at right tackle.�00�: Redshirted... Voted as Scout Offense Player of the Week after

Sacramento State game.CENTRAL VALLEY CHRISTIAN HS ’0�: Twice selected to All-East

Sierra League first team, including Lineman of the Year in 2005... Also named to Fresno Bee All-Area squad... Small-school all-state honoree and first-team All-Tulare County.

PERSONAL: Born in Hanford, Calif.... Majoring international agri-cultural development... Parents are Bill & Linda Tos... Bill played basketball at Cal Poly... Proudest accomplishment was making the all-state team.

2010 Phil Steele’s College Football Preview

Preseason Third-TeamAll-American


TROMBETTA CAREER STATS Rushing Receiving GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg. Long TD Rec Yds TD2007 10 140 711 35 676 4.8 90 8 39 314 22008 8 125 564 17 547 4.4 58 3 19 150 02009 11 119 413 18 395 3.3 15 4 30 206 1Totals 29 384 1688 70 1618 4.2 90 15 88 670 3

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JOE TROMBETTA Running Back6-0 • 215 • Sr.Petaluma, Calif.Casa Grande HS ’06

UC DAVIS CAREER LISTS: Enters senior year with 1,618 career rushing yards, 9th in school history... Needs 195 to surpass Shawn Rog-ers (1981-83) for 8th, 197 to move ahead of Matt Massari (2001-02) for 7th... With 382 yards, will become just the 7th player in Aggie annals to break 2,000-yard milestone... With 88 receptions, could surpass Shola Adeyemo (112 from 1987-90) for the most career catches by a RB... Note: Mike Ichiyama, who had 128 receptions from 1992-94, played most of his career as a slot receiver.

�009: Started all 11 games, leading Aggies with 395 rushing yards on 119 carries... Added 30-for-206 receiving... Scored 5 total touch-downs (4 rush, 1 rec)... Enjoyed his best overall game at Portland State: season-high 60 yards on the ground plus a 30-yard catch to set up Sean Kelley’s game-winning field goal in 4th quarter... Pulled down season-best 4 receptions vs. Fresno State and Western Oregon... Lone receiving TD was 18-yarder vs. Winston-Salem State.

�00�: ALL-GREAT WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Started 8 games, missing a pair of 2-game stints due to injury... Led team in rushing, amassing 547 yards and 3 touchdowns on 125 carries... Also caught 19 passes for 150 yards... Broke 100-yard milestone on three occasions: 156 vs. Portland State, 113 vs. Northern Colorado, 114 vs. Sacramento State... Season-best total vs. PSU was aided by 58-yard TD in first quarter... With 1,223 career rushing yards, needs just 98 to enter program’s all-time top 10 list (Jerold Ligons had 1,321 from 1983-86)... Rushed for 1,000th career yard late in UNC game, marking the second time an Aggie has reached that standard as a sophomore (Shola Adeyemo, 1987)... Caught 4 passes for season-best 51 yards vs. San Diego.

�00�: Won Aggies’ MIKE WISE AWARD as outstanding freshman of the year... Played in 10 games (sitting out North Dakota State), starting eight... Led team in rushing attempts (90), yards (676) and touchdowns (8), while adding 39 receptions for 314 yards and 2 more scores... Rush-ing yardage total is highest ever by a UC Davis freshman... Also had 4 kick returns for 70 yards for team-best 1,060 all-purpose yards... Made collegiate debut with 19-for-189 rushing and 5-for-86 receiving vs. West-ern Washington, earning team’s Offensive Player of the Week honors... Single-game total of 189 ground yards is most by a UC Davis freshman since G.P. Muhammad (then Gerald Burgin) ran for 210 in 1995... Aided by 90-yard TD run early in third quarter vs. WWU, second-longest in school history behind Jim Wilson’s 94-yard scamper in 1953... Cracked century mark twice more: 22-for-104 vs. Northeastern, 13-for-101 vs. San Diego... Collected 10 receptions for 80 yards and a TD strike vs. Eastern Washington.

�00�: Redshirted... Selected as team’s Scout Offense Player of the Week after Southern Utah game.

CASA GRANDE HS ’0�: Set school and Redwood Empire career rushing records at 5,447 yards... All-state selection in both 2003 and 2005... Led Redwood Empire with 1,661 yards as a senior, helping team capture Sonoma County League title... Earned SCL Player of the Year distinction that season... Had league-best 1,778 rushing yards in 2004,

earning honorable mention on San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro squad... Rushed for career-best 2,008 yards as a sophomore, garnering Redwood Empire Player of the Year honors... Also excelled in track, reaching North Coast Section finals in 200 meters, 400 meters and 4x100 relay.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif.... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Grant & Kathleen Trombetta, whom he lists as non-sports heroes... Career highlight was becoming the Redwood Empire’s all-time leading rusher.

TROMBETTA GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receving2007 Att Yd TD Rec Yd TDWESTERN WASHINGTON 19 189 1 5 86 0at Portland State 19 93 1 4 61 0at Eastern Washington 19 63 1 10 80 1NORTHEASTERN 22 104 2 6 15 1at San Jose State 21 76 0 8 40 0at North Dakota State dnpCAL POLY 10 18 1 1 11 0at Southern Utah 0 0 0 0 0 0SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2 10 0 0 0 0at Sacramento State 15 22 1 1 -1 0SAN DIEGO 13 101 1 4 22 0

Rushing Receving2008 Att Yd TD Rec Yd TDat San Jose State 21 50 0 4 27 0at Central Arkansas 14 23 0 5 9 0PORTLAND STATE 21 156 2 1 4 0at Montana dnpat Northeastern dnpNORTHERN COLORADO 27 113 1 2 16 0SOUTHERN UTAH 2 12 0 0 0 0IONA dnpNORTH DAKOTA dnpSACRAMENTO STATE 19 114 0 1 5 0at Cal Poly 10 53 0 0 0 0at San Diego 11 26 0 4 51 0

Rushing Receving2009 Att Yd TD Rec Yd TDat Fresno State 11 28 0 4 11 0MONTANA 11 37 0 3 33 0WESTERN OREGON 16 41 1 4 38 0at Boise State 8 18 0 4 9 0at South Dakota 17 47 1 3 4 0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 7 30 0 1 18 1at Portland State 18 60 1 1 30 0at Southern Utah 7 44 1 2 11 0CAL POLY 9 29 0 2 -3 0NORTH DAKOTA 8 37 0 3 30 0at Sacramento State 7 24 0 3 25 0


TUCKER CAREER STATS

Rushing Receiving Kick Ret. GP Rush Yds Avg Long TD Rec Yds TD Ret Yds Avg.2007 11 98 385 3.9 90 8 30 247 2 17 369 21.72008 7 79 358 4.5 40 6 28 175 0 9 167 18.62009 dnp - injuryTotals 18 177 743 4.2 90 14 58 422 2 26 536 20.6

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RYAN TROY Cornerback 5-11 • 188 • Jr.Claremont, Calif.Chaffey College/Claremont HS ’07

�009: On roster, did not play.PREVIOUS COLLEGE: Posted 12 tackles with one interception (15

yards) and one pass breakup for Chaffey College in 2008... Attended Fresno State in 2007-08 but did not play.

CLAREMONT HS ’0�: Lettered in football and track... Registered 54 tackles with a pick and 12 pass breakups in 2006... Posted track & field bests of 22.4 in 200 meters, 6-2 in high jump, qualifying for Southern Section meet as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Nassau, the Bahamas... Majoring in computer science... Father is Cosmore Troy... Holds black belts in two different martial arts... Career highlight was winning a karate title... Hopes for a career as a computer science engineer.

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BRANDON TUCKER Running Back5-8 • 185 • Sr.Los Angeles, Calif.Wilson HS ’06

�009: Did not play due to injury. �00�: Appeared in 7 games, starting against Montana and Northeast-

ern... Missed final five contests due to injury... Amassed 358 yards on 79 carries, scoring team-best 6 touchdowns... Added 28 receptions for 175 yards... Also served on special teams, posting 9-for-167 (18.6) in kick returns and 9-for-59 (6.6) on punt returns... In all, averaged 108.4 per game in all-purpose yards... Recorded season-best totals in both rushing (118) and receiving yards (57) at Northeastern... Totalled 89 yards and two TDs vs. Portland State... Also had pair of scores vs. Southern Utah... Hauled in season-high 9 catches at Montana.

�00�: ALL-GREAT WEST FOOTBALL CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Earned team’s COACHES’ AWARD as most improved player... Played in all 11 games, making starts against North Dakota State and Southern Utah when fellow freshman Joe Trombetta went down with injury... Ranked 2nd on team in rushing, finishing with 98 carries for 385 yards and 4 touchdowns... Also caught 30 passes for 247 yards and 2 TDs, and served as team’s top kick returner with 17 runbacks for 369 yards (21.7)... Earned Aggies’ Offensive Player of the Week awards in back-to-back weeks, rushing for 117 yards and 2 scores vs. Southern Utah then posting 15-for-99 ground numbers vs. Sacramento State... Longest kick return was 44-yarder vs. Cal Poly.

�00�: Redshirted... Voted as team’s Scout Offense Player of the Week after Cal Poly game.

WILSON HS ’0�: Rushed for 429 yards while hauling in 51 catches for 851 yards in 2004... Posted 83 tackles and 2 interceptions on de-fense... Followed with 52-for-717 receiving as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Majoring in art studio...Parents are Stanford & Martha Tucker... Lists Brian’s Song as his favorite movie... Guiding force behind “The Art of Athletes,” a Homecoming weekend art exhibit in 2009, featuring the works of student-athletes.

TUCKER GAME-BY-GAME Rushing Receving2007 Att Yd TD Rec Yd TDWESTERN WASHINGTON 0 0 0 0 0 0at Portland State 1 3 0 at Eastern Washington 1 0 0 1 -4 0NORTHEASTERN 10 12 0 4 41 0at San Jose State 4 27 0 2 7 0at North Dakota State 21 54 0 7 31 1CAL POLY 3 26 0 3 15 0at Southern Utah 27 119 2 3 42 0SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 15 99 0 4 50 1at Sacramento State 3 1 0 2 20 0SAN DIEGO 13 44 2 3 35 0

Rushing Receving2008 Att Yd TD Rec Yd TDat San Jose State 5 23 0 2 10 0at Central Arkansas 0 0 0 2 31 0PORTLAND STATE 15 89 2 3 13 0at Montana 21 81 1 9 34 0at Northeastern 24 118 1 7 57 0NORTHERN COLORADO 3 6 0 4 28 0SOUTHERN UTAH 11 41 2 1 2 0IONA dnpNORTH DAKOTA dnpSACRAMENTO STATE dnpat Cal Poly dnpat San Diego dnp

The Art of Athletes In an event spearheaded by running back Brandon Tucker, the “Art of Athletes” art show completed a successful three-day run at the Log Cabin Gallery in downtown Davis during the Homecoming Weekend of October 16-18. The show featured 22 works of art, all by Aggie student-athletes, comprising a multitude of disciplines.

Tucker contributed an oil-on-canvas painting entitled “Downtown Davis.” Another football player, receiver Bakari Grant added a tribute to Muhammad Ali called “Champion.”


Aggie Returnees

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RAY WILBURN Offensive Line6-2 • 280 • So.San Bernardino, Calif.Cajon HS ’08

�009: Started every game at right guard except Western Oregon (giving way to Frank Scalercio).

�00�: Redshirted... Named Scout Offense Player of the Week after Northern Colorado game.

CAJON HS ’0�: Picked up All-Southern Section accolades as a junior and senior... Also a three-time All-San Andreas League and two-time All-San Bernardino County honoree... Surrendered just one quarterback sack in his three seasons... Helped Cowboys advanced to CIF-SS postseason every year... Added All-SAL honors in track & field as a shot putter, advancing to section finals... Talented as a musician, playing drums, piano and guitar.

PERSONAL: Born in San Bernardino, Calif.... Sociology major... Parents are Hawk Wilburn and Ramona Fox... Sports hero is Brian Dawkins... Non-sports hero is his older sister, Samantha, who serves in the U.S. Army.

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RANDY WRIGHT Quarterback6-3 • 185 • Fr.Santa Rosa, Calif.Cardinal Newman HS ’09

�009: Redshirted... Co-winner of team’s Scout Offense Player of the Week award after North Dakota game.

CARDINAL NEWMAN HS ’09: Captured all-state honors and was named All-North Bay League Co-MVP after leading team to California Div. III Bowl Championship game... Threw for 2,702 yards and 30 touchdowns against just three picks... Completed 69.7 percent of his 261 passing attempts... Also ran for 368 yards and 8 scores as a senior... Helped team to 11-2-1 mark and North Coast Section title as a junior... Also picked up second-team All-NBL distinction in basketball.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Lance & Rhonda Wright... Older brother, Kyle, played for UTEP... Two places he’d like to visit: the Moon and Alaska.

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ELON WYATT Wide Receiver6-1 • 190 • So.Ontario, Calif.Colony HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 9 games but did not record any stats.�00�: Redshirted... Selected as Scout Offense Player of the Week

following Central Arkansas and Sacramento State games.COLONY HS ’0�: Earned first-team All-Southern Section (Central

Division) honors as a senior, totalling 810 receiving yards... Won team’s Coaches Award as a freshman and junior, Most Improved as a sopho-more... Tallied 564 receiving yards in 2006, 340 in 2004... Also had 32 tackles (at strong safety) in his freshman season... Team went 10-2 and won CIF-SS Central Division titles in final two years.

PERSONAL: Born in Fontana, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Parents are Dwayne & Tamishea Wyatt... Moment in history he wishes he could have seen was the moon walk.


Aggie Newcomers

MARQUES BARRON Defensive Line6-2 • 248 • Fr.Merced, Calif./Merced HS ’10

MERCED HS ’�0: Twice named to Central California Conference first team, including CCC Lineman of the Year honors as a senior... Finished senior year with 81 tackles with 9 sacks after picking up 61 tackles and 4 sacks as a junior... Team finished 11-2 in 2008, winning CCC at 6-0 and advancing to Sac-Joaquin Section semis... Also earned All-CCC second-team honors in basketball in 2010.

PERSONAL: Born in Merced, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Curtis & Kara Barron... Proudest personal accomplishment was winning Superintendent’s Award... Cousin, Jarrett Sparks, plays tight end for Cal.

ALEX CANNON Wide Receiver6-1 • 175 • Fr.Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach Poly HS ’10

LONG BEACH POLY HS ’�0: Three-time Play it Smart Award winner from the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF)... Also had a 3-star rating from Rivals.com... Team went 14-1 during his junior year, captured Southern Section title and advanced to state championship bowl game... Poly went 13-1 and won its section in 2007 after going 12-2 during his freshman year... Center for International Commerce (CIC) honors student.

PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif.... Majoring in pre-manage-rial economics... Parents are Robert & Karen Cannon... Both parents were track stars in the 1980s... Indiana Hall of Famer Robert competed in triple jump at 1988 Olympics in Seoul, Karen was a hurdler at that year’s Olympic Trials.

MIKE CODY Tight End6-4 • 245 • Jr.Auburn, Calif./Sierra Colelge/Colfax HS ’07

SIERRA COLLEGE: Earned All-Bay Valley Conference as a sopho-more in 2009... Grabbed 8 catches for 120 yards... Helped lead Wolver-ines to back-to-back conference titles.

COLFAX HS ’0�: All-Pioneer Valley League honoree in both football and baseball... Helped football team to 22-3 combined record in final two seasons, including Sac-Joaquin Section finals in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born in Colfax, Calif.... Majoring in history... Parents are Maureen and Don Cody... Youngest of four brothers... Older brother, David, played football for Ohio.

RYAN DIMINO Linebacker6-0 • 220 • Fr.Carmichael, Calif./Del Campo HS ’10

DEL CAMPO HS ’�0: Selected as All-Metro Player of the Year by the Sacramento Bee in 2009, rushing for 2,702 yards and passing for 2,089 more... Accounted for 47 touchdowns (28 rush, 19 pass)...Ranked 2nd on team with 60 tackles on defense, while adding an interception... Earned Old Spice California Player of the Year, Capital Athletic League MVP and first-team Cal-Hi Sports honors... Team won 42 games and won two Sac-Joaquin Section titles during his career... Three-time All-CAL honoree... Later selected to Sacramento Bee All-Decade team... National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Mike & Sonia Dimino... Mike played football at Sacramento State... Says he chose UC Davis because of Coach Biggs and Coach Johnson.

DOUG DRAKELEY Defensive Line6-3 • 300 • Fr.Folsom, Calif./Vista Del Lago HS ’10

VISTA DEL LAGO HS ’�0: Earned All-Sierra Valley League first-team nod as a junior, then added honorable mention as a senior... Posted 56 tackles (22 solos, 34 assists) with 2 sacks and a fumble recovery in 2009; 42 tackles, 2 sacks and FR in 2008... Member of school’s first graduating class.

PERSONAL: Born in Carmichael, Calif.... Majoring in political science... Parents are Doug & Caroline Drakeley, both UC Davis gradu-ates... Career highlight was scoring a touchdown off a fumble recovery (vs. McClatchy HS)... By the time he’s 30, hopes to look down at Earth from space... Would title his autobiography, Doug Drakeley: The Tale of the Brick Wall With Feet.

AUSTIN EDMONSON Running Back5-7 • 170 • Fr.Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS ’10

MOORPARK HS ’�0: Rushed for 1,633 yards and 23 TDs as a senior, earning first-team All-Ventura County and All-Southern Section acco-lades... Added Marmonte League Back of the Year... Also won all-league and all-county honors as a junior, tallying 1,237 rushing yards... Made All-VC and All-ML second team as a sophomore... Won school’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Academic Achievement award.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in economics... Mother is Dianna Ferguson... Career highlight was becoming MHS second all-time leading rusher... Says few people know he was a great golfer as a youngster.

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Aggie Newcomers

JACOB FRY Linebacker6-2 • 220 • Jr.Vacaville, Calif./Solano College/Franklin HS ’08

SOLANO COLLEGE: Earned Bay Valley Conference first-team merit and won Defensive MVP in 2009, recording 96 tackles... Two-time Academic All-Conference honoree.

FRANKLIN HS ’0�: Earned second-team All-Delta Valley Confer-ence distinction as a senior... Tallied 75 tackles plus an interception and fumble recovery in 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in political sci-ence... Parents are Tim Fry and Stephanie Murga... If he won $1 million, he’d take three friends for a three-month excursion through Europe.

COREY GALINDO Wide Receiver6-4 • 204 • Fr.Concord, Calif./Concord HS ’10

CONCORD HS ’�0: Captured All-Diablo Valley Athletic League honors as a junior and senior... Tallied 51 catches for 815 yards and 15 TDs in 2009 after a 37-550-6 season in 2008... Also played baseball for the Minutemen.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in pre-manage-rial economics... Mother is Kimberly Galindo... Lists his late father Mike as his non-sports hero... Hopes for career as a CPA.

JORDAN GLASS Linebacker6-2 • 240 • Jr.Elk Grove, Calif./Utah State/Elk Grove HS ’07

UTAH STATE: Played in just 3 games as a sophomore, but tallied 26 tackles (9 solos, 17 assists) with 2.5 tackles for losses of 15 yards in that limited action... Suffered a season-ending injury in that 3rd game against Utah... Among NCAA tackles leaders at the time... Led Aggies with 11 stops (3-8-11) vs. Oregon... Had 5 tackles (3-2-5) as a freshman.... Earned Academic All-Western Athletic Conference in 2007.

ELK GROVE HS ’0�: Earned first-team All-Delta Valley Conference and Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable mention as a senior... Ranked 3rd on team with 91 tackles (69 solos, 22 assists)... Also had two inter-ceptions and a 43-yard fumble recovery... Rushed for 777 yards and 5 TDs on offense... Won second-team All-DVC nod as a junior, tallying 87 tackles with 6.0 sacks and a pick.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are John & Annette Glass.

ASHER GOTZMER Running Back6-1 • 180 • Fr.Auburn, Calif./Placer HS ’10

PLACER HS ’�0: Selected as Pioneer Valley League Offensive MVP as a senior, rushing for 1,669 yards and 22 TDs... Added 22 catches for 769 yards and 6 strikes in the air... Recorded 40 tackles (21 solos, 19 assists) with 2 interceptions defensively... Made Sacramento Bee All-Metro squad and Sacramento River Cats All-City team.

PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Bruno & Marsha Gotzmer.

DOMINIC GRECO Linebacker6-3 • 215 • Fr.Fullerton, Calif./Fullerton HS ’10

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Fullerton HS in 2010 after at-tending Servite HS for previous three... Earned All-Southern Section and All-Freeway League honors as a senior... Recorded 107 tackles and 5 sacks that year... Previously won All-Trinity League accolades for Servite... Posted tackles totals of 91, 83 and 96 from freshman through junior seasons, respectively.

PERSONAL: Born in Fullerton, Calif.... Majoring in pre-managerial economics... Parents are Richard & Patricia Greco... Excelled in baseball prior to entering high school and initially intended to play that sport, not football, in college... Earned MVP honors at the USSSA World Series as a youngster.

JABARI HOWARD Defensive Back6-1 • 175 • Fr.Valencia, Calif./Valencia HS ’10

VALENCIA HS ’�0: Named to All-Foothill League and All-Santa Clarita Valley first teams in 2009... Tallied 37 tackles, 7 interceptions, 2 pass breakups and a fumble recovery as a senior... Helped Vikings post 12-1 record and advance to Southern Section semifinals... Previously posted 52 tackles with 4 picks to earn all-valley distinction as a junior... Added team MVP honors in track & field.

PERSONAL: Born in Bellflower, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Tyrone & Malsah Howard... Oldest of four children, all similarly named: Jameelah, Jaleel and Jahlani.

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Aggie Newcomers

GIOVANNI JAVIER Fullback6-1 • 225 • Fr.San Ramon, Calif./California HS ’10

CALIFORNIA HS ’�0: Captured All-East Bay Athletic League honors on both offense (running back) and defense (linebacker)... Runner-up for Rotary Club’s Peter Villa Award as outstanding football player among district’s four schools... Rushed for 486 yards and team-best 10 TDs, while tallying 100 tackles (51 solo, 49 assists) on defense in 2009... Led Grizzlies in pancake blocks as a junior... Voted as district’s Student of the Year in 2009-10.

PERSONAL: Born in Castro Valley, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology, with plans on becoming an orthopedic surgeon... Parents are Gilbert & Sandra Javier... Career highlight was scoring a spectacular TD in televised Battle of the Capital Game vs. Del Oro.

IAN JOSEPH Offensive Line6-6 • 300 • Fr.Placerville, Calif./El Dorado HS ’10

EL DORADO HS ’�0: Three-sport standout, achieving in football, basketball and track... Won All-Pioneer Valley League first-team and Sacramento Bee All-Metro second-team honors as a senior lineman... Won team’s Most Outstanding Lineman and Bleeding Blue awards... All-league thrower in the spring, posting personal bests of 50-3 in shot, 141-3 in discus... Voted Most Inspirational on basketball court.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in psychol-ogy... Parents are Calvin Joseph & Kathryn Locatell... Hopes to follow in mother’s path by pursuing his M.D.... Says he did not know how to ride a bicycle until he arrived at UC Davis.

GARTH KEFFER Defensive Back5-11 •165 • Fr.Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin HS ’10

ROCKLIN HS ’�0: Helped lead Thunder to Sierra Foothill League and Sac-Joaquin Section titles, then to state Division II title game... Posted 78 tackles, 3 picks, 10 pass breakups and a sack to earn All-SFL first-team acclaim... Also added Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable mention.

PERSONAL: Born in Scottsdale, Ariz.... Majoring in political sci-ence... Parents are Philip & Trudy Keffer... Career highlight was posting a game-winning interception in 2009 section title game... By the time he’s 30, hopes to complete an Ironman triathlon or give the “motivational speech of a lifetime.”

LONDON LACY Quarterback6-3 • 198 • Fr.Kingsburg, Calif./Kingsburg HS ’10

KINGSBURG HS ’�0: Earned second-team All-Central Sequoia League honors as a quarterback, first-team as a defensive back as a se-nior... Helped team to 13-0 record and valley championship that year... Threw for 660 yards and 8 TDs as a junior, making All-CSL second team... Voted Most Valuable Defensive Player for basketball team.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in human develop-ment... Parents are Eric Lacy & Felicia Tillak-Lacy... Proudest accomplish-ment was his team’s valley championship in 2009.

JAY LUCHETTI Offensive Line6-4 • 295 • Fr.Santa Rosa, Calif./Mongomery HS ’10

MONTGOMERY HS ’�0: Captured first-team All-Empire, first-team All-Metro and Lineman of the Year accolades... Made All-North Bay League squads for three straight years, including first-team honors as a senior... Won school’s Curly Gray Award.

PERSONAL: Born in San Rafael, Calif.... Majoring in pre-managerial economics... Parents are Jeff & Nancy Luchetti... Lists his grandfather as his non-sports hero.

JONATHAN MARICIC Running Back5-11 • 208 • Fr.Murrieta, Calif./Elsinore HS ’10

ELSINORE HS ’�0: Named to All-Sunbelt League first team, rushing for 1,127 yards and 9 TD’s despite playing in just six games... Added All-Southern Section, all-valley, team MVP and Prep Star Magazine Player of the Month... Earned all-league, all-valley and team MVP as a junior... Rushed for 1,241 yards and 10 TDs that year... Picked up 476 yards and scored 7 TD’s during his sophomore season.

PERSONAL: Born in Wildomar, Calif.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Nick & Cheryl Maricic... Career highlight was beating rival Temescal Canyon two years in a row... Hopes for career as an attorney.


Aggie Newcomers

DALLAS MOHOROVICH Defensive Tackle6-2 • 270 • Fr.Eureka, Calif./Eureka HS ’10

EUREKA HS ’�0: Captured Defensive Man of the Year and first-team All-Humboldt County distinction in each of his junior and senior years... Helped Loggers to 14-2 record and North Coast Section championship in 2009... Posted 51 tackles (22 solos, 29 assists) with 5.0 sacks that year... Also earned all-county acclaim as a sophomore.

PERSONAL: Born in Eureka, Calif.... History major... Parents are Dean & Jill Mohorovich... Events in history he would have liked to wit-ness were Revolutionary and Civil wars... Career highlight was his high school team’s NCS title in 2009.

ZACH PERRON Offensive Line6-7 • 285 • Fr.Los Alamos, Calif./St. Joseph HS ’10

ST. JOSEPH HS ’�0: Earned All-Los Padres League first-team ac-colades plus metnion on All-Southern Section and all-state squads... Helped lead the Knights to a 12-1 record and CIF-SS semifinal berth... Named to All-LPAL first team as a junior, helping team to 10-2 mark and section quarterfinals... Also earned All-LPAL honors in track & field as a discus thrower, hitting personal best of 147 feet.

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are John & Kim Perron... Career highlight was earning all-state honors... Best athletes he faced were at the USC Rising Stars Camp... Lists his father as his non-sports hero, Michael Oher as his sports hero.

STEVEN PITTS Linebacker6-1 • 195 • Fr.El Cajon, Calif./Christian HS ’10

CHRISTIAN HS ’�0: Named to All-Coastal League first team on both offense (running back) and defense (linebacker)... Also garnered All-East County and Offensive MVP honors... Finished with 75 tackles, including 3 sacks and 4 interceptions, the latter of which he returned for 68 yards... On offense, rushed for 806 yards and 9 TDs... Earned team MVP honors, all-county and all-league defensive accolades during his junior year... Captured second-team all-county and all-league acclaim as a sophomore.

PERSONAL: Born in Buffalo, N.Y.... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are Steven & Deedra Pitts... Says many people don’t know he plays the drums.

IAN RHODES Wide Receiver6-3 • 195 • Fr.Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay HS ’10

GRANITE BAY HS ’�0: Garnered first-team All-Sierra Foothill League and second-team All-Sac-Joaquion Section honors as a senior... Tallied school-record 55 receptions for 880 yards and 12 TDs... National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete... Also lettered in track, advancing to section meet in 4x100 relay.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology, with hopes of becoming a physician’s assistant... Parents are Steve & Gisele Rhodes.

EARNEST SAYLES III Defensive Back6-2 • 203 • Fr.Corona, Calif./Santiago HS ’10

SANTIAGO HS ’�0: Posted 156 tackles (90 solos, 66 assists) with 10 pass breakups as a senior, earning first-team All-Big VIII League, Inland Empire All-Star and All-Southern Section accolades... Added CIF-SS Male Athlete of the Year nod... Named as team’s Defensive MVP and was nominated for National Football Foundation Player of the Year... Tallied 97 stops as a junior to earn second-team all-league honors... Won Rotary Youth Leadership Award (2009) and President’s Award for Education Excellence (2010), graduating with a 4.47 GPA.

PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Majoring in computer sci-ence... Parents are Earnest & Sundae Sayles... If he won $1 million, he’d give a tithe to his church and donate to the needy before investing.

COLTON SILVERIA Running Back5-10 • 210 • Fr.Redding, Calif./Central Valley HS ’10

CENTRAL VALLEY HS ’�0: Rushed for 678 yards and 12 TDs as a senior, despite being limited to just seven games due to injury... Avearged 7.6 yards per carry as a junior, totaling 1,302 yards and 17 TDs... Selected to All-Northern Athletic League first team and All-Northern Section second team... State meet qualifer in track & field, posting personal-best 10.90 in 100-meter dash to win CIF-NS championship... Also advanced to section finals in 200 (22.51).

PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif.... Majoring in electrical engi-neering... Parents are Ron & Lorette Silveria.


Aggie Newcomers

TAYLOR SLOAT Tight End6-4 • 235 • Fr.McArthur, Calif./Fall River HS ’10

FALL RIVER HS ’�0: Multi-sport standout, earning All-Shasta Cas-cade League MVP honors in both football and basketball as a senior... Threw for 1,751 yards and 19 strikes while adding 459 rushing yards in 2009, helping team capture third straight North Section championship... Chipped in 43 tackles at defensive end... Logged 1,300 yards with 12 TD passes as a junior, garnering All-SCL distinction... Averaged 18.4 points and 11 rebounds as a junior in basketball, then improved to 21.8 ppg and 10.2 rpg as a senior, making All-SCL squads both seasons... Also helped baseball team capture CIF-NS titles.

PERSONAL: Born in Woodland, Calif.... Majoring in computer science... Parents are Todd Sloat & Kelly Freeland-Sloat... Todd played quarterback for UC Davis from 1984-87... By the time he’s 30, would like to “win an argument with my grandfather”... Proudest accomplishment was helping FRHS win three straight section titles.

JAKE WAAS Defensive Line6-4 • 230 • Fr.San Dimas, Calif./The Webb School of California ’10

WEBB SCHOOL OF CALIFORNIA ’�0: Selected as Prep League’s Offensive MVP in 2009... Added All-Southern Section honors as a senior fullback... Garnered All-Prep League first-team accolades as a junior, posting 72 tackles (38 solos, 34 assists) as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Glendora, Calif.... Has not yet declared a ma-jor... Parents are Richard Waas & Rachel Ortmayer... Hopes for career in sports medicine... Holds a black belt in karate.

JOEY WATERS Long Snapper5-10 • 220 • RFr.San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS ’09

SAN CLEMENTE HS ’09: Tallied 73 tackles (41 solo, 32 assists) as a senior linebacker... Ranked 10th on Chris Rubio summer longsnapper rankings in 2008... Competed at annual Chris Sailer National Kicking & Snapping Event in Las Vegas.

PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif.... Majoring in civil en-gineering... Mother is Lori Waters... Lists USC’s Matt Barkley among the best athletes he has faced.

TROY YUDIN Wide Receiver6-1 • 182 • JuniorStevenson Ranch, Calif./Monmouth/Hart HS ’06

MONMOUTH: Played for Hawks in 2007 and 2008... Ranked 2nd on team with 33 catches for 350 yards as a freshman, including 7-for-89 performance vs. Wagner... Totaled 22 receptions for 209 yards and 2 TDs as a sophomore... Hauled in 3 catches for season-best 71 yards and score at Robert Morris... Made Northeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll in 2007.

HART HS ’0�: Earned first-team All-Foothill League and All-Southern Section honors as a senior... Tallied 75 catches for 1,241 yards and 13 TDs that year... Previously posted 46-793-8 receiving stats as a junior to warrant a first-team All-CIF-SS nod.

PERSONAL: Born in Monterey, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Parents are Jon & Vicki Yudin... Proudest accomplishment is winning championships in five sports during his lifetime: baseball, basketball, soccer, football and hockey... Enjoys working with mentally challenged kids... Career highlight was helping his baseball team win the Mustang Little League World Series.

Bob Biggs on his 2010 Aggie recruiting class From the official National Letter of Intent announcement on Febru-ary 3, 2010.

“I think we answered a lot of questions, depth-wise, across the board at every position and the quality of the people that we recruited is as strong as we’ve ever had. How I know that is so much of our evaluations are done in the spring of their junior year. We then independently rate each player as we watch film together as a staff and then take the top players and put them on our list and go from there. In past years, we typically didn’t get the top players. This year we got the top players at just about every position. To be a championship-caliber FCS team I think you have to have great depth. To me this is three years in a row we really added great quality and now we have the depth to compete at the top level of the FCS.”

“I think it’s critical. I think for the fans who are really great fans of UC Davis football, there’s an intimacy of feeling like you’re part of the program and feeling like you’re part of the process. It’s exciting to hear the names and then watch their development and how quickly they’re going to play for you. It’s all of that. You’re just trying to build a following. We’ve got a great group of young men in the program right now and I get excited when I see the interest level and the excitement.”

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2009 Gallery

Linebacker Mike Morales earned Great West Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors, then made the Associated Press All-America first team.

The Aggies’ 28-20 win over North Dakota clinched the Great West Conference title. UC Davis previously dispatched Cal Poly in the “Battle of the Golden Horseshoe Classic” and prevailed in a dramatic 24-23 overtime battle at South Dakota in claiming its first league crown since 2005.

Cornerback Kenneth Brown posted an in-terception, a forced fumble, a blocked PAT and two pass breakups against Western Oregon, pacing UC Davis to its first win of the 2009 season.

Bob Biggs captured GWC Coach of the Year accolades and was chosen as one of 20 candidates for the Eddie Robinson Award, bestowed upon the top coach in the NCAA Div. I FCS.

Wide receiver Chris Carter was selected as the GWC Offensive Player of the Year. He also shared the Colby E. “Babe” Slater Award as UC Davis’ outstanding male athlete of the year.

All photos by Wayne Tilcock.


2010 Roster

No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown School(s) Major1 Patrick SHELTON SS 6-1 210 Jr. Canoga Park, Calif. James Monroe HS ‘07 International Relations2 Dre ALLEN CB 5-10 185 RFr. Compton, Calif. Mayfair HS ‘09 Exercise Biology3 Jonathan CALHOUN CB 5-11 185 Jr. Long Beach, Calif. Verbum Dei HS ‘07 Sociology4 Sean KELLEY PK 5-9 215 Jr. Monrovia Calif. Monrovia HS ‘07 Sociology5 Dozie AMAJOYI LB 6-1 245 Jr. San Bernardino, Calif. Aquinas HS ’06 Sociology6 Elon WYATT WR 6-1 190 So. Ontario, Calif. Colony HS ‘08 Psychology7 Austin EDMONSON RB 5-7 170 Fr. Moorpark, Calif. Moorpark HS ‘10 Economics8 Kirk SKIERSKI LB 6-0 216 So. Portola Hills, Calif. Santa Margarita HS ‘08 Env. Policy Analysis & Planning9 Joe TROMBETTA RB 6-0 215 Sr. Petaluma, Calif. Casa Grande HS ’06 Organizational Studies10 Frederick RICE CB 5-11 175 So. Castro Valley, Calif. Castro Valley HS ‘08 Psychology11 Jonathan PERKINS CB 5-11 177 RFr. Gardena, Calif. Gardena HS ;09 Undeclared12 Byron GRUENDL SS 6-2 195 So. Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS ‘09 Undeclared13 Austin HEYWORTH QB 6-3 205 So. Monrovia, Calif. St. Francis HS ‘08 Economics14 Troy YUDIN WR 6-1 182 Jr. Stevenson Ranch, Calif. Monmouth/Hart HS ‘06 Communication15 Ryan O’HOLLERAN LB 6-3 230 RFr. Atherton, Calif. Menlo School ‘09 Undeclared16 Sean MARAZ QB 6-2 210 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Sunnyslope HS ‘07 Science & Technology Studies17 Randy WRIGHT QB 6-3 185 RFr. Santa Rosa, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS ‘09 Communication18 Nick KING DE 6-3 245 RFr. Mill Valley, Calif. Redwood HS ‘09 Exercise Biology19 Dwight SMITH WR 6-3 200 Jr. Davis, Calif. Davis Senior HS ‘07 Community & Regional Development20 Danny HART FS 6-0 210 Sr. Newcastle, Calif. Sierra College/Sac State/Del Oro HS ‘06 Env. Policy Analysis & Planning21 Marcus NORTH CB 5-10 200 Sr. Foothill Ranch, Calif. Mission Viejo HS ‘06 Managerial Economics22 Josh REESE RB 6-0 196 Jr. Davis, Calif. Davis HS ‘07 Sociology23 Aarynn JONES FS 6-2 190 RFr. Moreno Valley, Calif. Rancho Verde HS ‘09 Pre-Managerial Economics24 Jeff FREEMAN SS 5-11 205 Sr. San Diego, Calif. Mount Miguel HS ’06 Community & Regional Development26 Kevyn LEWIS FS 5-11 200 So. Sacramento, Calif. Foothill HS ‘08 Sociology28 Ryan TROY CB 5-11 188 Jr. Fontana, Calif. Chaffey Coll./Fresno State/Claremont HS ‘07 Computer Science29 Neil PIERCE LB 6-0 205 Jr. Anaheim, Calif. Esperanza HS ‘07 Exploratory30 Corbin CUTSHAW RB 5-9 189 Jr. Carlsbad, Calif. Santa Fe Christian HS ‘07 Science & Technology Studies31 Hunter PAHL LB 6-0 210 So. Loomis, Calif. Del Oro HS ‘08 History32 Marquis NICOLIS RB 5-8 175 So. Los Angeles, Calif. Fairfaix HS ‘08 Human Development35 Dean ROGERS TE 6-3 250 Sr. Visalia, Calif. Redwood HS ’06 Economics36 Nick APRILE FS 6-1 212 So. Fresno, Calif. Escalon HS ‘08 Communication39 Ish ANDERSON FB 5-11 250 Jr. Oakland, Calif. McClymonds HS ‘07 Sociology40 Brandon TUCKER RB 5-8 185 Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. Wilson HS ’06 Art Studio41 Brent BETTENCOURT DE 6-6 250 RFr. Clovis, Calif. Clovis HS ‘09 Civil Engineering42 Marshall CONGDON LB 6-1 237 Sr. Elk Grove, Calif. Sheldon HS ’06 Exercise Biology44 Jacob MAXSON DT 6-2 280 Jr. Visalia, Calif. Redwood HS ‘07 English45 Chad DAVIS LB 6-1 228 So. Salinas, Calif. Palma HS ‘08 Economics47 Eric SOBOTKA DE 6-2 238 Sr. Seaside, Calif. Palma HS ’06 Economics48 Jordan GLASS LB 6-2 240 Jr. Elk Grove, Calif. Utah State/Elk Grove HS ‘07 Sociology50 Tom McCONNELL DE 6-6 240 Sr. Danville, Calif. De La Salle HS ‘06 Organizational Studies51 Victor LEE DE 6-0 235 Jr. Cerritos, Calif. Cerritos HS ‘07 Psychology52 Joey WATERS LS 5-10 220 Fr. San Clemente, Calif. San Clemente HS ‘09 Civil Engineering53 Al DOIRON OL 6-3 295 RFr. Cottonwood, Calif. West Valley HS ‘09 Civil Engineering54 Ivan PEREZ OL 6-3 285 Jr. Oceanside, Calif. Oceanside HS ‘07 Human Development55 Bobby ERSKINE DE 6-3 245 So. Coronado, Calif. St. Augustine HS ‘07 English56 Tommy GRILLO DE 6-1 245 Jr. Lancaster, Calif. Oaks Christian HS ‘07 Human Development57 Jacob FRY LB 6-2 220 Jr. Vacaville, Calif. Solano College/Franklin HS ‘08 Political Science59 Wesley O’BRIEN OL 6-4 250 RFr. Hilmar, Calif. Hilmar HS ‘09 Exploratory63 Tim KETAILY OL 6-2 282 So. Newbury Park, Calif. Newbury Park HS ‘08 Communication65 Robert AYOTTE OL 6-6 295 Jr. West Torrance, Calif. West Torrance HS ‘07 Communication68 Sean DAVIES OL 6-4 290 So. Westlake Village, Calif. Chaminade College HS ‘08 Political Science71 Mark TOS OL 6-6 300 Sr. Hanford, Calif. Central Valley Christian HS ’06 International Agricultural Development73 Aaron COLLDEWEIH OL 6-6 280 So. Sacramento, Calif. Folsom HS ‘08 Aeronautical Science & Engineering


2010 Roster

74 Ray WILBURN OL 6-2 280 So. San Bernardino, Calif. Cajon HS ‘08 Sociology77 Brandon SOFLEY OL 6-5 285 Sr. Moorpark, Calif. Moorpark College/Moorpark HS ‘06 Managerial Economics78 Reggie MASON OL 6-4 264 Sr. Ripon, Calif. Modesto HS ’06 Science & Technology Studies79 Jimmy KUNKEL OL 6-3 300 RFr. Lakehead, Calif. Central Valley HS ‘09 Exploratory80 Tom HEMMINGSEN WR 5-10 175 RFr. Danville, Calif. Monte Vista HS ‘09 History81 Anthony SOTO WR 5-10 185 So. Fresno, Calif. San Joaquin Memorial HS ‘08 Community & Regional Development82 Sean CREADICK WR 6-1 200 Sr. Camarillo, Calif. Adolfo Camarillo HS ’06 Sociology83 Mike CODY TE 6-4 245 Jr. Auburn, Calif. Sierra College/Colfax HS ‘07 History84 Cameron SENTANCE TE 6-4 240 RFr. Los Angeles, Calif. John Marshall HS ‘09 Exercise Biology85 Brooks BAKER WR 6-2 197 So. Lafayette, Calif. Acalanes HS ‘08 Exploratory86 Miguel FLORES WR 6-5 198 So. Redwood City, Calif. Sequoia HS ‘08 Communication87 Stephen DUNSTAN WR 6-3 190 So. Palm Desert, Calif. Palm Desert HS ‘08 Pre-Managerial Economics88 Anthony KASPAR DT 6-2 255 RFr. Dana Point, Calif. Dana Hills HS ‘09 Environmental Science & Management90 Colton SCHMIDT P 5-11 210 So. Bakersfield, Calif. Liberty HS ‘09 Political Science91 Brock GALVIN DT 6-3 260 So. Clayton, Calif. Concord HS ‘07 Sociology92 Derek SHUTT TE 6-4 245 So. Oxnard, Calif. Oxnard HS ‘08 Undeclared93 Galvin EMESIBE DT 6-3 275 RFr. Hesperia, Calif. Hesperia Christian HS ‘09 Biological Sciences97 Khalid JONES DT 6-1 265 RFr. Inglewood, Calif. City Honors HS ‘09 Computer Engineering98 Andrew BENJAMIN DT 6-1 270 So. Orangevale, Calif. Jesuit HS ‘08 Mechanical Engineering Ethan GARRETT FS 6-2 205 So. Yreka, Calif. Yreka HS ‘08 Exercise Biology Marques BARRON DL 6-2 248 Fr. Merced, Calif. Merced HS ‘10 Exercise Biology Alex CANNON WR 6-1 172 Fr. Long Beach, Calif. Long Beach Poly HS ‘10 Pre-Managerial Economics Ryan DIMINO LB 6-0 220 Fr. Carmichael, Calif. Del Campo HS ‘10 Exercise Biology Doug DRAKELEY DL 6-3 300 Fr. Folsom, Calif. Vista Del Lago HS ‘10 Political Science Corey GALINDO WR 6-4 205 Fr. Concord, Calif. Concord HS ‘10 Pre-Managerial Economics Asher GOTZMER RB 6-1 180 Fr. Auburn, Calif. Placer HS ‘10 Undeclared Dominic GRECO LB 6-3 215 Fr. Fullerton, Calif. Servite HS ‘10 Pre-Managerial Economics Jabari HOWARD DB 6-1 175 Fr. Valencia, Calif. Valencia HS ‘10 Communication Giovanni JAVIER FB 6-1 225 Fr. San Ramon, Calif. California HS ‘10 Exercise Biology Ian JOSEPH OL 6-6 300 Fr. Placerville, Calif. El Dorado HS ‘10 Psychology Garth KEFFER CB 5-11 165 Fr. Rocklin, Calif. Rocklin HS ‘10 Political Science London LACY QB 6-3 198 Fr. Kingsburg, Calif. Kingsburg HS ‘10 Human Development Jay LUCHETTI OL 6-4 295 Fr. Santa Rosa, Calif. Montgomery HS ‘10 Pre-Managerial Economics Jonathan MARICIC RB 5-11 208 Fr. Murrieta, Calif. Murrieta Valley HS ‘10 Undeclared Dallas MOHOROVICH DT 6-2 270 Fr. Eureka, Calif. Eureka HS ‘10 History Zach PERRON OL 6-7 285 Fr. Los Alamos, Calif. St. Joseph HS ‘10 Undeclared Steven PITTS LB 6-1 195 Fr. El Cajon, Calif. Christian HS ‘10 Civil Engineering Ian RHODES WR 6-3 195 Fr. Granite Bay, Calif. Granity Bay HS ‘10 Exercise Biology Earnest SAYLES III DB 6-2 203 Fr. Corona, Calif. Santiago HS ‘10 Computer Science Colton SILVERIA RB 5-10 210 Fr. Redding, Calif. Central Valley HS ‘10 Electrical Engineering Taylor SLOAT TE 6-4 235 Fr. Mcarthur, Calif. Fall River HS ‘10 Computer Science Jake WAAS DL 6-4 230 Fr. San Dimas, Calif. The Webb School of California HS ‘10 Undeclared

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAMAJOYI: “AH-mah-JOY-ee”APRILE: like “April”AYOTTE: “AY-yott”BARRON: “bah-ROHN”COLLDEWEIH: like “called away”CREADICK: similar to “credit”DIMINO: “deh-MEE-noh”DOIRON: rhymes with “Lauren”

EMESIBE: “ee-MESS-ee-BEH”GRILLO: “GRILL-oh”GRUENDL: “GRUN-duhl”KETAILY: “keh-TAY-lee”MARAZ: “muh-RAZZ”MARICIC: “MAIR-iss-ich”MOHOROVICH: “MO-ho-ROH-vich”

MARQUIS NICOLIS: “mahr-KEESS NICK-oh-liss”PERRON: rhymes with “baron”SKIERSKI: “SKEER-skee”SOBOTKA: “soh-BOT-kah”SOFLEY: like “softly”TOS: like “toss”WAAS: rhymes with “toss”


2009 Team Statistics

DATE OPPONENT RESULT TIME ATTENDSept. 5 at Fresno State L, 0-51 3:00 37,267Sept. 12 MONTANA L, 10-17 3:14 9087Sept. 26 WESTERN OREGON W, 29-13 3:11 10,078Oct. 3 at Boise State L, 16-34 3:02 32,497Oct. 10 at South Dakota* W (ot), 24-23 3:05 9,884Oct. 17 WINSTOM-SALEM STATE W, 45-14 2:57 10,289Oct. 24 at Portland State W, 34-31 2:47 5,180Oct. 31 at Southern Utah* L, 35-56 3:06 3,035Nov. 7 CAL POLY* W, 23-10 2:36 10,849Nov. 14 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 28-20 3:00 9,239Nov. 21 at Sacramento State L, 28-31 3:05 17,127

Home games in ALL CAPS* Great West Conference game

11-GAME TEAM STATS UC DAVIS OPP

FIRST DOWNS .........................................................................................272 ......................300 Rushing .................................................................................................... 56 ..........................76 Passing .................................................................................................. 152 ........................103 Penalty .................................................................................................... 15 ..........................20

NET RUSHING YARDS ...........................................................................992 ................... 1388 Yards Gained ........................................................................................ 1203 ......................1615 Yards Lost ............................................................................................... 211 ........................227 Attempts ................................................................................................ 324 ........................366 Yards Per Game ...................................................................................... 90.2 .....................126.2 Yards Per Attempt ..................................................................................... 3.1 .........................3.8

NET PASSING YARDS ...........................................................................3020 ................... 2300 Att-Comp-Int ...................................................................................450-280-8 .............. 325-190-7 Completion Pct. ...................................................................................... 62.2 .......................58.5 Yards Per Game .................................................................................... 274.5 .....................209.1 Yards Per Attempt ..................................................................................... 6.7 .........................7.1 Yards Per Catch ...................................................................................... 10.8 .......................12.1

TOTAL OFFENSE ....................................................................................4012 ................... 3688 Total Plays .............................................................................................. 774 ........................691 Plays Per Game ...................................................................................... 70.4 .......................62.8 Yards Per Play .......................................................................................... 5.2 .........................5.3 Yards Per Game .................................................................................... 364.7 .....................335.3

RETURN YARDS ......................................................................................222 ......................492 Punt Returns-Yards ................................................................................ 18-80 ................... 26-330 Average .................................................................................................. 4.4 .......................12.7 Interception Returns-Yards ...................................................................... 7-144 ..................... 8-162 Average ................................................................................................ 20.6 .......................20.2

Kickoff Returns-Yards ........................................................................... 51-952 ................. 51-1068 Average ................................................................................................ 18.7 .......................20.9 Miscellaneous Yards ..................................................................................... 0 ............................0

PUNTING AVERAGE ..............................................................................38.3 .....................41.0 Punts-Yards ...................................................................................... 53-2032 ................. 48-1969 Inside 20 ................................................................................................. 19 ..........................17 Net Average ........................................................................................... 31.4 .......................37.7 Punts Had Blocked ....................................................................................... 1 ............................0

SACKS BY-YARDS .............................................................................20-135 ................22-115

FUMBLES-LOST ......................................................................................16-9 ..................19-10

TURNOVER MARGIN ............................................................................... +0 Takeaways-Giveaways ........................................................................... 17-17

PENALTIES-YARDS ............................................................................78-682 ................68-550 Yards Per Game ...................................................................................... 62.0 .......................50.0

UC DAVIS OPPAVG. TIME OF POSSESSION ...............................................................32:19 .................. 27:41

3RD-DOWN EFFICIENCY PCT. ..............................................................42.4 .....................37.1 Conversion-Attempts ............................................................................ 67-158 ................... 52-140

4TH-DOWN EFFICIENCY PCT. ...............................................................57.9 .....................50.0 Conversion-Attempts .............................................................................. 11-19 ....................... 9-18

RED ZONE Scored ................................................................................................ 29-37 ..................... 31-38 Percentage ........................................................................................... 78.4 .......................81.6

Scored Touchdown ................................................................................ 24-37 ..................... 25-38 Percentage ............................................................................................ 64.9 .......................65.8

SCORING .................................................................................................272 ......................300 Touchdowns .............................................................................................. 34 ..........................39 Rush-Pass-Return ................................................................................10-22-2 .................. 17-18-4 Field Goals-Attempts.............................................................................. 12-15 ....................... 9-14 1pt Conversions-Attempts ....................................................................... 32-34 ..................... 35-37 2pt Conversions-Attempts ........................................................................... 0-0 ......................... 1-2 Defensive XPs-Attempts ............................................................................. 0-0 ......................... 0-0 Safeties ..................................................................................................... 0 ............................1 Points Per Game ..................................................................................... 24.7 .......................27.2

WIN-LOSS NOTES FOR 2009RECORD ..........................................................................................................6-5 Home ........................................................................................................... 4-1 Away ............................................................................................................. 2-4 Overtime ........................................................................................................ 1-0

Leading After First Quarter ....................................................................................... 3-0 Trailing After First Quarter ................................................................................. 1-3 Tied After First Quarter ..................................................................................... 2-2

Leading at Halftime ................................................................................................ 4-2 Trailing at Halftime .......................................................................................... 2-3 Tied at Halftime .............................................................................................. 0-0

Leading After Third Quarter ...................................................................................... 4-2 Trailing After Third Quarter ................................................................................ 1-3 Tied After Third Quarter .................................................................................... 1-0

vs. Division I FBS (formerly I-A) ............................................................................... 0-2vs. Division I FCS (formerly I-AA) .............................................................................. 4-3vs. Division II (including first-year reclassifying) .......................................................... 1-0

Score First ............................................................................................................ 4-2Outgain Opponents ................................................................................................ 5-3More Possession Time ............................................................................................ 6-3

Scoring 30-plus Points ............................................................................................ 2-1Allowing 20 or Fewer ............................................................................................. 4-1

Having 100-yard Rusher ......................................................................................... 0-1Passing for 300 Yards ............................................................................................ 2-2

Day .................................................................................................................... 4-2Night ................................................................................................................... 2-3


2009 Individual Statistics

RUSHINGPlayer G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongJOE TROMBETTA 11 119 413 18 395 3.3 4 15JOSH REESE 10 68 382 7 375 5.5 2 38CORBIN CUTSHAW 7 36 158 6 152 4.2 0 35NICK APRILE 11 29 126 3 123 4.2 4 12MARQUIS NICOLIS 2 8 34 0 34 4.2 0 9ANTHONY SOTO 8 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9Chris Carter 11 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7Jordan Brown 8 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4DEAN ROGERS 10 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3SEAN CREADICK 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0AUSTIN HEYWORTH 4 6 14 17 -3 -0.5 0 8Greg Denham 11 37 53 111 -58 -1.6 0 14 Team 11 16 0 49 -49 -3.1 0 0AGGIES 11 324 1203 211 992 3.1 10 38Opponents 11 366 1615 227 1388 3.8 17 60

PASSINGPlayer G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD Long RatgGreg Denham 11 440 272 8 61.8 2932 19 68 128.41AUSTIN HEYWORTH 4 9 7 0 77.8 82 2 30 227.64NICK APRILE 11 1 1 0 100.0 6 1 6 480.40AGGIES 11 450 280 8 62.2 3020 22 68 131.17Opponents 11 325 190 7 58.5 2300 18 92 131.88

RECEIVINGPlayer G No. Yds Avg. TD LongChris Carter 11 85 889 10.5 4 68Bakari Grant 11 45 584 13.0 5 49SEAN CREADICK 11 39 466 11.9 5 45JOE TROMBETTA 11 30 206 6.9 1 30DEAN ROGERS 10 30 329 11.0 2 60Conor Kirkpatrick 11 11 146 13.3 1 34JOSH REESE 10 11 101 9.2 0 33Brad Bispo 11 10 134 13.4 4 33Luke McDonough 10 8 87 10.9 0 19ANTHONY SOTO 8 7 62 8.9 0 13CORBIN CUTSHAW 7 3 18 6.0 0 10ROBERT AYOTTE 9 1 -2 -2.0 0 0AGGIES 11 280 3020 10.8 22 68Opponents 11 190 2300 12.1 18 92

PUNTINGPlayer G No. Yds Avg. Long TB FC I20 BlkCOLTON SCHMIDT 11 52 2032 39.1 67 2 5 19 1 Team 1 0 0.0 0 AGGIES 11 53 2032 38.3 67 2 5 19 1Opponents 11 48 1969 41.0 60 4 9 17 0

TOTAL OFFENSE (LEADERS)Player Rushes Yds Passes Yds Plays Yds Yds/GGreg Denham 37 -58 440 2932 477 2874 261.3JOE TROMBETTA 119 395 0 0 119 395 35.9 JOSH REESE 68 375 0 0 68 375 37.5CORBIN CUTSHAW 36 152 0 0 36 152 21.7NICK APRILE 29 123 1 6 30 129 11.7AUSTIN HEYWORTH 6 -3 9 82 15 79 19.8AGGIES 324 992 450 3020 774 4012 364.7Opponents 366 1388 325 2300 691 3688 335.3

CURRENT AGGIES IN ALL CAPS

SCORINGPlayer TD FG 1pt 2pt Saf DXP PtsSEAN KELLEY 0 12-15 30-32 0 0 0 66JOE TROMBETTA 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 30Bakari Grant 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 30SEAN CREADICK 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 30Brad Bispo 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 24NICK APRILE 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 24Chris Carter 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 24DEAN ROGERS 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 12JOSH REESE 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 12Joe Gray 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 6Conor Kirkpatrick 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 6ERIC SOBOTKA 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 6COLTON SCHMIDT 0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0 2AGGIES 34 12-15 32-34 0-0 0 0 272Opponents 39 9-14 35-37 1-2 0 1 300

FIELD GOALSPlayer 0-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Pct. LongSEAN KELLEY 2-2 5-7 4-4 1-2 12-15 80.0 52AGGIES 2-2 5-7 4-4 1-2 12-15 80.0 52Opponents 3-5 5-7 0-1 1-1 9-14 64.3 52

PUNT RETURNSPlayer Ret Yds Avg. TD LongSEAN CREADICK 16 75 4.7 0 19ANTHONY SOTO 1 -1 -1.0 0 0MARQUIS NICOLIS 1 6 6.0 0 6AGGIES 18 80 4.4 0 19Opponents 26 330 12.7 1 61

KICKOFF RETURNSPlayer Ret Yds Avg. TD LongJoe Gray 19 419 22.1 1 81Chris Carter 12 206 17.2 0 27JOSH REESE 11 170 15.5 0 38ANTHONY SOTO 5 109 21.8 0 30BOBBY ERSKINE 2 18 9.0 0 20Luke McDonough 1 0 0.0 0 0KENNETH BROWN 1 30 30.0 0 30AGGIES 51 952 18.7 1 81Opponents 51 1068 20.9 0 54

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (LEADERS)Player Rush Rec PRet KRet IR Total Yds/GChris Carter 7 889 0 206 0 1102 100.2JOSH REESE 375 101 0 170 0 646 64.6JOE TROMBETTA 395 206 0 0 0 601 54.6Bakari Grant 0 584 0 0 0 584 53.1SEAN CREADICK 0 466 75 0 0 541 49.2Joe Gray 0 0 0 419 0 419 52.4DEAN ROGERS 3 326 0 0 0 329 32.9ANTHONY SOTO 9 62 -1 109 0 179 22.4CORBIN CUTSHAW 152 18 0 0 0 170 24.3Conor Kirkpatrick 0 146 0 0 0 146 13.3Brad Bispo 0 134 0 0 0 134 12.2NICK APRILE 123 0 0 0 6 129 11.7Kenneth Brown 0 0 0 30 84 114 10.4AGGIES 992 3020 80 952 144 5188 471.6Opponents 1388 2300 330 1068 162 5248 477.1


2009 Defensive Statistics

TACKLESPlayer Pos G Solo Ast Tot TFL SacksMike Morales MLB 11 44 37 81 4.5-14 0.5- 6DANNY HART SS 11 30 23 53 0.5- 1 Mike Healey WLB 11 27 23 50 2.5- 9 1.5- 8DOZIE AMAJOYI SLB 11 25 25 50 2.0-11 2.0-11Brock Butler LB 10 19 17 36 3.5- 9 0.5- 3

JACOB MAXSON LDT 11 19 17 36 7.5-35 3.5-27MARSHALL CONGDON LB 11 16 17 33 3.0- 3ERIC SOBOTKA LDE 10 22 10 32 5.0-16 3.0-11Jeremy Scott LCB 11 22 9 31 1.0- 1KEVYN LEWIS FS 11 15 15 30 5.0-19 2.0-15

Patrick Michelier RDE 10 14 15 29 3.5-29 2.5-23Kenneth Brown RCB 11 23 5 28ANDREW BENJAMIN RDT 11 12 11 23 3.5- 8BYRON GRUENDL DB 11 13 10 23 1.0- 4 0.5- 4VICTOR LEE DE 11 11 4 15 1.0- 9 1.0- 9

Ramsey Moyer DB 7 10 4 14 1.0- 4BROCK GALVIN DT 11 9 15 14 1.0- 4TOMMY GRILLO DE 11 6 7 13 1.5- 6 1.5- 6BOBBY ERSKINE LB 10 9 3 12 2.0-11 1.0- 8JEFF FREEMAN CB 8 6 5 11

Jordan Brown RB 8 7 3 10JONATHAN CALHOUN DB 10 7 3 10CHAD DAVIS LB 11 1 6 7NICK APRILE DB 11 5 2 7Mason Thomas DT 9 3 3 6 0.5- 4 0.5- 4

TOM McCONNELL DE 10 2 4 6 1.0- 1NEIL PIERCE LB 11 3 2 5CORBIN CUTSHAW LB 7 3 2 5 0.5- 1FREDERICK RICE CB 7 4 1 5Ryan Johnson LB 4 2 2 4

HUNTER PAHL LB 7 2 1 3Steven Wulff DE 3 1 1 2 1.0- 2COLTON SCHMIDT P 11 2 0 2Jake Jondle LS 11 1 1 2DEAN ROGERS TE 10 1 1 2

DEREK SHUTT DE 1 1 0 1SEAN KELLEY PK 11 1 0 1JOE TROMBETTA RB 11 0 1 1Brad Bispo TE 11 1 0 1Team 1 0 1

AGGIES 11 400 295 695 52-201 20-135Opponents 11 417 352 769 53-198 22-115

INTERCEPTIONSPlayer Int Yds Avg. TD LongKenneth Brown 3 84 28.0 0 38Mike Morales 2 44 22.0 0 36JONATHAN CALHOUN 1 10 10.0 0 10NICK APRILE 1 6 6.0 0 6AGGIES 7 144 20.6 0 38Opponents 8 162 20.2 2 94

CURRENT AGGIES IN ALL CAPS

FUMBLESPlayer Forced Rec. YdsMike Healey 2 1 0DANNY HART 0 3 39ERIC SOBOTKA 1 1 34MARSHALL CONGDON 1 1 0Patrick Michelier 1 1 0JEFF FREEMAN 1 0 0Kenneth Brown 1 0 0Jordan Brown 1 0 0Jacob Maxson 0 1 0Brock Galvin 0 1 0NEIL PIERCE 0 1 0TEAM 1 0 0 AGGIES 9 10 73Opponents 7 9 27

MISCELLANEOUSPASS BREAK-UPSJeremy Scott 9, Kenneth Brown 9, DANNY HART 4, Mike Healey 4, ERIC SOBOTKA 3, Mike Morales 3, KEVYN LEWIS 2, JEFF FREEMAN 2, JONATHAN CALHOUN 2, JACOB MAXSON 1, BYRON GRUENDL 1, BROCK GALVIN 1, Brock Butler 1, Patrick Michelier 1, Steven Wulff 1. AGGIES 44. Opponents 53.

BLOCKED KICKSKenneth Brown 2 (1 PAT, 1 FG), Jacob Maxson 1 (1 PAT). AGGIES 3. Opponents 2 (1 punt, 1 FG)

AGGIES AMONG THE NCAA I FCS LEADERSAggies (team in top 30 only)Passing offense - 12th (274.55 ypg)Passes had intercepted - t16th (8)Turnovers lost - t25th (17)Tackles for loss allowed - t22nd (4.82 pg)Third-down efficiency - 24th (42.41 pct)Fourth-down efficienty - 22nd (57.89 pct)Time of possession - 11th (32:19)First downs offense - 26th (20.27 pg)

Kenneth BrownInterceptions - t87th (0.27 pg)Passes defended - t28th (1.09 pg)

Chris CarterReceptions per game - 5th (7.73)Receiving yards per game - 21st (80.82)All-purpose running - 73rd (100.18 ypg)Total receiving yards - 24th (889) Sean CreadickPunt returns - 53rd (4.69 avg)

Greg DenhamPassing efficiency - 40th (128.41)Total offense - 17th (261.27 ypg)Points responsible for - t42nd (10.36 ppg)Completions per game - 7th (24.73)Total passing yards - 13th (2,932)Passing yards per game - 13th (266.55)

Bakari GrantReceiving yards per game - 96th (53.09)Total receiving yards - 98th (584)

Danny HartFumbles recovered - t13th (0.27 pg)

Mike HealeyForced fumbles - t87th (0.18 pg)

Sean KelleyField goals - t35th (1.09 pg)Scoring - t65th (6.00 ppg)

Colton SchmidtPunting - 41st (39.17 avg)

Jeremy ScottPasses defended - t78th (0.82 pg)


First Downs Rushing Att-Yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Passing Yds Total Offense Return YardsDate Opponent Result Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/OppSept. 5 at Fresno State L, 0-51 12/21 20-43/52-310 19-42-1/8-13-1 188/201 62-231/65-511 125/199Sept. 12 MONTANA L, 10-17 24/17 23-43/29-86 43-67-2/16-29-0 362/226 90-405/58-312 120/57Sept. 26 WESTERN OREGON W, 29-13 21/15 31-60/24-48 28-49-1/17-40-1 225/199 80-285/64-247 102/147Oct. 3 at Boise State L, 16-34 13/21 17-28/33-101 24-36-0/22-31-1 206/285 53-234/64-386 123/74Oct. 10 at South Dakota* W (ot), 24-23 23/23 31-62/34-165 27-41-1/20-30-0 380/311 72-442/64-476 55/158Oct. 17 WINSTOM-SALEM STATE W, 45-14 14/16 38-92/38-106 13-17-0/11-22-2 220/152 55-312/60-258 156/174Oct. 24 at Portland State W, 34-31 29/12 35-143/31-102 26-42-0/13-22-0 341/135 77-484/53-237 140/176Oct. 31 at Southern Utah* L, 35-56 27/25 21-244/27-103 25-45-1/26-39-1 229/248 86-473/66-351 193/226Nov. 7 CAL POLY* W, 23-10 20/16 29-99/42-179 21-36-1/12-18-0 278/120 65-377/60-299 22/132Nov. 14 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 28-20 20/13 33-94/27-126 25-37-1/19-37-1 284/139 70-378/64-265 147/102Nov. 21 at Sacramento State L, 28-31 20/20 26-84/29-62 29-38-0/26-44-0 307/284 64-391/73-346 66/142

Turnovers 3rd Down Conv. 4th Down Conv. Time of Poss. Penalties PuntingDate Opponent Result Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/Opp Ags/OppSept. 5 at Fresno State L, 0-51 1/2 3-14/7-13 1-3/2-4 26:39/33:21 6-50/4-44 7-33.6/1-43.0Sept. 12 MONTANA L, 10-17 3/2 9-20/5-12 1-4/0-0 37:24/22:36 8-75/5-50 4-34.2/6-38.2Sept. 26 WESTERN OREGON W, 29-13 1/2 8-18/3-13 0-0/0-2 34:43/25:17 4-55/12-79 7-38.1/7-38.3Oct. 3 at Boise State L, 16-34 0/1 4-13/4-10 1-2/0-1 29:23/30:37 6-23/9-61 6-37.5/3-47.0Oct. 10 at South Dakota* W (ot), 24-23 2/1 8-15/4-12 1-1/2-2 32:49/27:11 5-43/4-35 4-40.5/3-45.0Oct. 17 WINSTOM-SALEM STATE W, 45-14 1/5 3-10/4-13 1-1/1-1 30:56/29:04 9-85/7-67 4-48.8/6-41.8Oct. 24 at Portland State W, 34-31 3/0 8-14/4-12 1-1/0-0 31:37/28:23 3-34/6-54 2-40.0/6-42.7Oct. 31 at Southern Utah* L, 35-56 3/1 6-14/2-9 3-4/2-2 32:50/27:10 12-115/9-73 4-44.0/4-43.2Nov. 7 CAL POLY* W, 23-10 1/0 6-14/4-13 1-1/0-3 31:12/28:48 9-73/3-10 3-39.7/2-32.0Nov. 14 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 28-20 1/2 7-14/4-16 0-1/1-1 33:47/26:13 7-50/5-37 6-32.7/7-40.9Nov. 21 at Sacramento State L, 28-31 1/1 5-12/11-17 1-1/1-2 34:04/25:56 9-79/4-40 6-40.0/3-41.0

2009 Game-By-Game Team Comparisons

Times in Times Total TDs TDs Field OpportunitiesDate Opponent Result Red Zone Scored Pts Rush Pass Goals MissedSept. 5 at Fresno State L, 0-51 2 0 0 0 0 0 FGA, interceptionSept. 12 MONTANA L, 10-17 5 2 10 0 1 1 downs, interception (2)Sept. 26 WESTERN OREGON W, 29-13 5 4 23 1 2 1 halftimeOct. 3 at Boise State L, 16-34 1 1 6 0 1 0 —Oct. 10 at South Dakota* W (ot), 24-23 4 3 17 1 1 1 interceptionOct. 17 WINSTOM-SALEM STATE W, 45-14 3 3 21 1 2 0 —Oct. 24 at Portland State W, 34-31 5 4 24 1 2 1 fumbleOct. 31 at Southern Utah* L, 35-56 4 4 28 2 2 0 —Nov. 7 CAL POLY* W, 23-10 3 2 10 1 0 1 halftimeNov. 14 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 28-20 3 3 21 1 2 0 —Nov. 21 at Sacramento State L, 28-31 3 3 21 2 1 0 —

Times in Times Total TDs TDs Field OpportunitiesDate Opponent Result Red Zone Scored Pts Rush Pass Goals MissedSept. 5 at Fresno State L, 0-51 6 4 28 4 0 0 downsSept. 12 MONTANA L, 10-17 3 3 17 1 1 1 —Sept. 26 WESTERN OREGON W, 29-13 1 1 7 1 0 0 —Oct. 3 at Boise State L, 16-34 6 5 27 1 2 2 downsOct. 10 at South Dakota* W (ot), 24-23 5 3 16 1 1 1 FGA (2)Oct. 17 WINSTOM-SALEM STATE W, 45-14 1 1 7 0 1 0 —Oct. 24 at Portland State W, 34-31 3 3 17 1 1 1 —Oct. 31 at Southern Utah* L, 35-56 6 6 42 4 2 0 —Nov. 7 CAL POLY* W, 23-10 2 0 0 0 0 0 FGA (2)Nov. 14 NORTH DAKOTA* W, 28-20 3 3 17 0 2 1 —Nov. 21 at Sacramento State L, 28-31 4 4 24 2 1 1 —

2009 Game-By-Game Red Zone Stats


2009 Great West Conference Recap

FINAL STANDINGS GWFC OVERALL W L T PF PA Pct. W L T PF FA PctUC DAVIS 3 1 0 110 109 .750 6 5 0 272 300 .545North Dakota 2 2 0 88 92 .500 6 5 0 250 307 .545Southern Utah 2 2 0 135 114 .500 5 5 0 325 272 .500South Dakota 2 2 0 130 120 .500 5 6 0 366 340 .455Cal Poly 1 3 0 99 127 .250 4 7 0 258 303 .364 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: CHRIS CARTER, UC DAVISDEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: MIKE MORALES, UC DAVISSPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trevor Ward, Southern UtahROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Mitch Sutton, North DakotaCOACH OF THE YEAR: BOB BIGGS, UC DAVIS

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM - OFFENSEWR CHRIS CARTER UC DAVISWR BAKARI GRANT UC DAVISWR Tysson Poots Southern UtahTE DEAN ROGERS UC DAVISOL Jake Arthur South DakotaOL Levi Mack Southern UtahOL Aaron Po’uha Southern UtahOL MARK TOS UC DAVISC TOMMY HERNANDEZ UC DAVISQB Noah Shepard Southern UtahRB Chris Ganious Southern UtahRB Jake Romanelli Cal PolyRB Mitch Sutton North DakotaK SEAN KELLEY UC DAVIS

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM - DEFENSEDL PATRICK MICHELIER UC DAVISDL Ko Quaye South DakotaDL Ryan Shotwell Cal PolyDL Chad Westwood Southern UtahILB Robert Takeno Southern UtahILB MIKE MORALES UC DAVISOLB MIKE HEALEY UC DAVISOLB Ryan Kasowski North DakotaDB Akeem Anifowoshe Southern UtahDB Asa Jackson Cal PolyDB Colin Pretlow Southern UtahDB JEREMY SCOTT UC DAVISP Trevor Ward Southern Utah

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM - OFFENSEWR Ismael Bamba North DakotaWR Dominique Jackson Cal PolyWR Fesi Sitake Southern UtahOL Kyle Bondy North DakotaOL SEAN DAVIES UC DAVISOL Will Mitchell Cal PolyOL Luke Nordquist Southern UtahOL Scott Winnewisser Cal PolyC Stephen Boyer Southern UtahTE London Landry South DakotaQB Cade Cooper Southern UtahQB GREG DENHAM UC DAVISK Brandon Hellevang North Dakota

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM - DEFENSEDL Ty Boyle North DakotaDL James Chen Cal PolyDL Wayne Curry South DakotaDL ERIC SOBOTKA UC DAVISILB Adam Broders South DakotaILB Marty Mohamed Cal PolyOLB Carlton Gillespie Cal PolyOLB Ryan Routh South DakotaDB KENNETH BROWN UC DAVISDB David Fullerton Cal PolyDB Dominique Hawkins North DakotaDB Shane Potter South DakotaP Brandon Hellevang North Dakota

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTIONDB Kris Ankenbauer North DakotaDL Ross Brenneman North DakotaOL Tom Compton South DakotaDB Xavier Gardner Cal PolyDB DANNY HART UC DAVISOLB Kenny Jackson Cal PolyC Hal Kelley Cal PolyDL JACOB MAXSON UC DAVISP Harlan Prather Cal PolyWR Dan Skelly South DakotaDB Erron Vonner Southern Utah

GWC PLAYER OF THE WEEK UC Davis Honorees

OFFENSIVESept. 13 - WR Chris CarterOct. 11 - QB Greg DenhamOct. 25 - QB Austin Heyworth

DEFENSIVESept. 27 - CB Kenneth BrownOct. 11 - DT Jacob MaxsonNov. 8 - LB Mike MoralesNov. 15 - LB Mike Morales

SPECIAL TEAMSSept. 13 - P Colton SchmidtOct. 18 - WR Joseph GrayOct. 25 - K Sean KelleyNov. 8 - K Sean Kelley

GWC STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH UC Davis Honorees

SEPTEMBER OCTOBERWR Chris Carter QB Greg Denham

NOVEMBERLB Mike Morales


2009 Great West Conference Recap

RUSHING G Att Yds Avg. TD Y/G1. Chris Ganious, USD 10 148 828 5.6 45 82.82. Mitch Sutton, UND 11 148 687 4.6 47 62.53. Isaac Newton, USD 10 97 580 6.0 41 58.04. Austin Minefee, SUU 10 99 544 5.5 46 54.45. Jordan Yocum 9 115 459 4.0 21 51.0

PASSING G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Y/G1. Cade Cooper, SUU 11 423 276 12 65.2 2987 31 271.52. GREG DENHAM, UC DAVIS 11 440 272 8 61.8 2932 19 266.53. Noah Shepard, USD 10 297 188 10 63.3 2451 21 245.14. Jake Landry, UND 11 299 177 9 59.2 1975 12 179.55. Tony Smith, CP 11 219 112 8 51.1 1618 15 147.1

PASSING EFF. G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Rat1. Noah Shepard, USD 10 297 188 10 63.3 2451 21 149.22. Cade Cooper, SUU 11 423 276 12 65.2 2987 31 143.13. Tony Smith, CP 11 219 112 8 51.1 1618 15 128.54. GREG DENHAM, UC DAVIS 11 440 272 8 61.8 2932 19 128.45. Jake Landry, UND 11 299 177 9 59.2 1975 12 121.9

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Total Y/G1. Noah Shepard, USD 10 500 2451 411 2951 295.12. Cade Cooper, SUU 11 155 2987 498 3142 285.63. GREG DENHAM, UC DAVIS 11 -58 2932 477 2874 261.34. Jake Landry, UND 11 217 1975 384 2192 199.35. Tony Smith, CP 11 230 1618 332 1848 168.0

RECEPTIONS G Rec Yds Avg. TD R/G1. Tysson Poots, SUU 9 85 1081 12.7 15 9.42. CHRIS CARTER, UC DAVIS 11 85 889 10.5 4 7.73. Fesi Sitake, SUU 11 79 848 10.7 9 7.24. Tom Flanagan, USD 9 45 530 11.8 4 5.05. Israel Bamba, UND 11 52 859 16.5 4 4.7 RECEIVING YARDS G Rec Yds Avg. TD Y/G1. Tysson Poots, SUU 9 85 1081 12.7 15 120.12. CHRIS CARTER, UC DAVIS 11 85 889 10.5 4 80.83. Israel Bamba, UND 11 52 859 16.5 4 78.14. Fesi Sitake, SUU 11 79 848 10.7 9 77.15. Dominique Johnson, CP 10 43 741 17.2 6 74.1 SCORING (TDs) Tot Rush Pass Ret 2pt Pts P/G1. Tysson Poots, SUU 15 0 15 0 0 90 10.02. Noah Shepard, USD 13 13 0 0 0 78 7.83. Fesi Sitake, SUU 10 0 9 1 0 62 5.64. Major Gray, SUU 8 7 1 0 0 48 4.45. Mitch Sutton, UND 7 6 1 0 0 42 3.8

SCORING (KICK) G PAT FG Pts P/G1. Ryan Griffith, SUU 11 43 15 88 8.02. Dustin Nowotny, USD 10 33 7 66 6.63. Brandon Hellevang, UND 11 27 15 72 6.54. SEAN KELLEY, UC DAVIS 11 30 12 66 6.05. Chris Pinto, CPP 11 28 8 52 4.7

SCORING (OVERALL) G TD XP FG 2pt Pts P/G1. Tysson Poots, SUU 9 15 0 0 0 90 10.02. Ryan Griffith, SUU 11 0 43 15 0 88 8.03. Noah Shepard, USD 10 13 0 0 0 78 7.84. Dustin Nowotny, USD 10 2 33 7 0 66 6.65. Brandon Hellevang, UND 11 0 27 15 0 72 6.5

INTERCEPTIONS G Int Yds Avg. TD Int/G1. Joel Schwenzfeier, UND 11 5 52 10.4 0 0.45t2. Colin Pretlow, SUU 11 4 96 24.0 1 0.36t2. Scottie Cordier, CP 11 4 69 17.3 0 0.36t3. Greg Francis, CP 11 3 109 36.3 1 0.27t3. KENNETH BROWN, UC DAVIS 11 3 84 28.0 0 0.27t3. David Fullerton, CP 11 3 24.0 8.0 0 0.27 PUNT RETURNS G Ret Yds Avg. TD Long1. Fesi Sitake, SUU 11 14 207 14.8 1 612. SEAN CREADICK, UC DAVIS 11 16 75 4.7 0 19

KICK RETURNS G Ret Yds Avg. TD Long1. Marcus Sims, USD 10 18 488 0 54 27.12. Israel Bamba, UND 11 17 397 1 95 23.43. Jared Ursua, SUU 11 30 588 0 43 19.64. Dominique Hawkins, UND 11 19 336 0 39 17.75. Jono Grayson, CP 11 47 829 0 34 17.6

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KR Yds Y/G1. Tysson Poots, SUU 9 0 1081 0 0 1081 120.12. Israel Bamba, UND 11 8 859 0 397 1264 114.93. Chris Ganious, USD 10 828 266 0 41 1135 113.54. Jono Grayson, CP 11 333 67 0 829 1229 111.75. CHRIS CARTER, UC DAVIS 11 7 889 0 221 1117 101.5

PUNTING G No. Yds Avg. Long1. Trevor Ward, SUU 11 35 1680 48.0 632. Brandon Hellevang, UND 11 52 2214 42.6 723. Cole Zwiefelhofer, USD 10 27 1119 41.4 564. COLTON SCHMIDT, UC DAVIS 11 52 2037 39.2 675. Harlan Prather, CP 11 50 1780 35.6 60 TACKLES G Solo Ast Total T/G1. Adam Broders, USD 9 31 47 78 8.7t2. Marty Mohamed, CP 11 51 42 93 8.5t2. Rob Takeno, SUU 11 41 52 93 8.54. Akeem Anifowoshe, SUU 9 35 33 68 7.65. Colin Pretlow, SUU 11 58 25 83 7.5

SACKS G Solo Ast Yds S/G1. Wayne Curry, USD 10 5 4 40 0.90t2. JACOB MAXSON, UC DAVIS 11 2 3 27 0.45t2. Ryan Shotwell, CP 11 5 0 20 0.45t2. Ryan Kasowski, UND 11 4 1 33 0.45t2. Scott Larsen, SUU 11 2 3 30 0.45

TACKLES FOR LOSSES G Solo Ast Yds Total TFL/Gt1. Ryan Shotwell, CP 11 8 3 27 9.5 0.86t1. Carl Gillespie, CP 11 9 1 42 9.5 0.86t3. Ryan Routh, USD 10 8 2 30 9.0 0.90t3. Wayne Curry, USD 10 6 6 48 9.0 0.905. Joel Schwenzfeier, UND 11 8 2 24 9.0 0.82

PASSES DEFENDED G PBU INT Total PD/G1. KENNETH BROWN, UC DAVIS 11 9 3 12 1.092. Colin Pretlow, SUU 11 7 4 11 1.00t3. Ryan Shotwell, CP 11 9 0 9 0.82t3. JEREMY SCOTT, UC DAVIS 11 9 0 9 0.82t5. Jeremy Schwenzfeier, UND 11 3 5 8 0.73


2009 Game Capsules

GAME 1: Fresno State 51, UC Davis 0Sept. 5 • Bulldog Stadium (Fresno, Calif.)

Three touchdowns, each covering at least 60 yards, helped spark Fresno State to a 35-0 halftime lead as the Bulldogs shut out UC Davis for a season-opening 51-0 non-conference football win before 37,267 fans at Bulldog Stadium.

The Bulldogs, the first of two Western Athletic Conference teams on the Aggies’ 2009 schedule, used a 60-yard TD run from tailback Ryan Matthews, a 94-yard interception return by linebacker Nico Herron and a 92-yard pass play from Ryan Colburn to Marlon Moore, to help forge their large halftime advantage.

Quarterback Greg Denham threw for 188 yards, including four passes to senior receiver Chris Carter, who finished with a team-high 41 yards. Joe Trombetta added four receptions while rushing 12 times for 27 yards. Free safety Ramsey Moyer and linebacker Marshall Congdon each had seven tackles for the defense.

Mathews rushed for 106 yards – all in the first half – to pace Fresno State while Colburn threw for 161 yards and a score on five comple-tions. The Bulldogs rushed the ball 52 times for 310 yards with four different players scoring on the ground.

UC Davis (0-1) 0 0 0 0 - 0Fresno State (1-0) 14 21 14 2 - 51

FIRST QUARTER FSU - Ryan Colburn 1 run (Kevin Goessling kick), 9:18 FSU - Ryan Mathews 60 run (Kevin Goessling kick), 6:09SECOND QUARTER FSU - Nico Herron 94 interception return (Kevin Goessling kick), 7:38 FSU - Marlon Moore 92 pass from Ryan Colburn (Kevin Goessling kick), 4:05 FSU - Ebahn Feathers 20 run (Kevin Goessling kick), 0:36THIRD QUARTER FSU - Lonyae Miller 3 run (Kevin Goessling kick), 10:18 FSU - Robbie Rouse 5 run (Kevin Goessling kick), 4:41FOURTH QUARTER FSU - Safety (Corbin Cutshaw tackled in end zone), 11:27

Attendance: 37,267

UC Davis FSUFirst Downs 12 21Rushes-yds 20-43 52-310Passing yards 188 201Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-19-1 13-8-1Total Offense 231 511Punt Returns-Yards 7-235 1-43 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-117 2-45Interception Returns-Yards 1-8 1-94Punts (Number-Avg) 7-33.6 1-43.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 6-50 4-44

RUSHING - UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 11-28; Josh Reese, 5-15; Corbin Cutshaw, 3-2; Greg Denham, 1-(-2). FSU: Ryan Mathews, 11-106; Robbie Rouse, 10-75; Lonyae Miller, 8-46; Ebahn Feathers, 3-29; Michael Harris, 11-26; Jamaal Rashad, 4-14; A.J. Ellis, 2-7; Ryan Colburn, 2-7; Derek Carr, 1-0. PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham, 18-41-1, 188; Austin Heyworth, 1-1-0. FSU: Ryan Colburn, 5-9-1, 161; Derek Carr, 2-2-0, 37; Ebahn Feathers, 1-1-0, 3. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Chris Carter,4-41; Joe Trombetta, 4-11; Sean Creadick, 3-39; Anthony Sot, 2-13; Bakari Grant, 2-13; Josh Reese, 1-33; Brad Bispo, 1-33; Dean Rogers, 1-5; Corbin Cutshaw, 1-0. FSU: Seyi Ajirotutu, 3-57; Marlon Moore, 1-92; Devon Wylie, 1-24; Jamel Hamler, 1-20; Isaac Kinter, 1-5; Vince Pascoe, 1-3.

GAME 2: No. 4/5 Montana 17, UC Davis 10Sept. 12 • Aggie Stadium (Davis, Calif.)

Chase Reynolds scored on a three-yard run in the fourth quarter giving Montana the lead for good, as the Grizzlies rallied for a non-con-ference win over UC Davis at Aggie Stadium.

Senior receiver Chris Carter led the Aggies with a school-record 18 receptions, while quarterback Greg Denham tied a UC Davis mark of 43 completions.

The Aggies led 10-0 early in the third quarter, driving 45 yards on 13 plays and scoring on fourth down from a yard out on a play-ac-tion pass from Denham to wide open tight end Brad Bispo. Montana, though, bounced back with a 66-yard drive on its ensuing possession to score on a 17-yard pass from Justin Roper to Sam Gratton with 5 minutes, 7 seconds left in the quarter.

Taking the ball with just over 12 minutes to play in the fourth quar-ter, the Grizzlies went 79 yards on just five plays - highlighted by a 61-yard pass from Roper to Dan Beaudin to the Aggies’ 3 - before Reynolds delivered them a 14-10 lead with 9:57 to go. Brody McKnight added a 23-yard field goal with 8:34 remaining.

UC Davis got to the 15 on the next drive before stalling on fourth down, then took over at its own 33 with 2:31 to go for its final drive. Denham hit Carter for a 42-yard gain up the left sideline to Montana’s 25, then found Sean Creadick for a 10-yarder to the 15. Facing fourth-and-7 at the 12 with 57 seconds left, the game faced a 16-minute delay when the stadium lights inadvertently went out. When play resumed, Denham was intercepted by Johnson.

Montana (2-0) 0 0 7 10 - 17UC Davis (0-2) 0 3 7 0 - 10

SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 21 FG, 14:04THIRD QUARTER UC Davis - Brad Bispo 1 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 9:34 UM - Sam Gratton 17 pass from Justin Roper (Brody McKnight kick), 5:07FOURTH QUARTER UM - Chase Reynolds 3 run (Brody McKnight kick), 10:49 UM - Brody McKnight 23 FG, 8:34

Attendance: 9,087

UM UC DavisFirst Downs 14 27Rushes-yds 29-86 23-43Passing yards 226 362Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-16-0 67-43-2Total Offense 312 405Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-1 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-57 4-80Interception Returns-Yards 2-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-38.2 4-34.2Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 5-50 8-75

RUSHING - UM: Chase Reynolds, 25-90; Andrew Selle, 1-5; Team, 3-(-9). UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 11-37; Josh Reese, 9-21; Dean Rogers, 1-3; Greg Denham, 1-(-6); Team, 1-(-12). PASSING - UM: Justin Roper, 9-19-0, 143; Andrew Selle, 7-10-0, 83. UC Davis: Greg Denham, 43-67-2, 362. RECEIVING - UM: Marc Mariani, 5-66; Tyler Palmer, 3-36; Chase Reynolds, 3-16; Dan Beaudin, 2-72; Sam Gratton, 1-17; Jabin Sambrano; 1-15; Kevin Klaboe, 1-4. UC Davis: Chris Carter, 18-190; Sean Creadick, 10-73; Dean Rogers, 6-31; Bakari Grant, 4-25; Joe Trombetta, 3-33; Anthony Soto, 1-9; Brad Bispo, 1-1.


2009 Game Capsules

GAME 4: No. 5 (FBS) Boise State 34, UC Davis 16Oct. 3 • Bronco Stadium (Boise, Idaho)

Quarterback Kellen Moore threw for 285 yards and three touch-downs but fifth-ranked Boise State needed a strong performance to hold back visiting UC Davis in a nonconference football win at Bronco Stadium.

UC Davis, which had never played a team ranked as high in col-legiate football as Boise State, got a pair of touchdown receptions from wide receiver Sean Creadick and an inspired defensive effort led by safety Danny Hart and linebacker Mike Morales who had 14 and 13 tackles, respectively.

UC Davis played an impressive first half despite trailing 13-0 at the break. The Aggies’ defense – spearheaded by linebacker Morales who had nine tackles before intermission – tightened inside the ‘red zone’ on several occasions including an early goal-line stand.

Down 27-10 in the fourth, UC Davis rallied with a 13-play, 72-yard drive that featured three receptions from Bakari Grant for 22 yards. Fac-ing a 3rd-and-goal from the Broncos’ 3, the Aggies got another scoring connection when Creadick leaped while crossing the back of the end zone to haul in Greg Denham’s four-yard TD pass.

UC Davis held Boise State to a pair of three-and-outs in the fourth quarter while picking up a first down during one of its own drives, but the Aggies unable to convert any more scores the rest of the way.

UC Davis (1-3) 0 0 10 6 - 16Boise State (5-0) 0 13 14 7 - 29

SECOND QUARTER BSU - Kyle Brotzman 22 FG, 10:17 BSU - Kyle Brotzman 34 FG, 4:36 BSU - Austin Pettis 6 pass from Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman kick), 0:52THIRD QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 48 FG, 12:40 BSU - Titus Young 42 pass from Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman kick), 11:51 UC Davis - Sean Creadick 21 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 9:28 BSU - Austin Pettis 2 pass from Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman kick), 3:33FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Creadick 4 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 11:27 BSU - Doug Martin 4 run (Kyle Brotzman kick), 0:38

Attendance: 32,497

UC Davis BSUFirst Downs 13 21Rushes-yds 17-28 33-101Passing yards 206 285Passes Att-Comp-Int 36-0-24 31-22-1Total Offense 234 386Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-46 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-192 7-430Interception Returns-Yards 1-38 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-37.5 3-47.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 6-23 9-61

RUSHING - UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 8-18; Chris Carter, 1-7; Corbin Cutshaw, 5-5; Greg Denham, 3-(-2). BSU: Jeremy Avery, 15-70; Doug Martin, 16-41; Kellen Moore, 2-(-10). PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham, 24-36-0, 206. BSU: Kellen Moore, 22-31-1, 285. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Bakari Grant, 7-64; Chris Carter, 4-65; Sean Creadick, 4-52; Joe Trombetta, 4-9; Dean Rogers, 2-10; Corbin Cutshaw, 1-10; Robert Ayotte, 1-(-2); Josh Reese, 1-(-3). BSU: Austin Pettis, 10-129; Titus Young, 6-83; Doug Martin, 2-34; Kyle Efaw, 2-30; Tyle Shoemaker, 1-8; Jeremy Avery, 1-1.

GAME 3: UC Davis 29, Western Oregon 13Sept. 26 • Aggie Stadium (Davis, Calif.)

Receiver Chris Carter caught 11 passes and Sean Kelley kicked three field goals – including a career-best 46-yarder – as UC Davis earned its first win of the season with a non-conference football win over Western Oregon at Aggie Stadium.

Aggie quarterback Greg Denham threw for 225 yards and two scores while cornerback Kenneth Brown had an interception, forced a fumble and had two pass breakups to help pace the defense. He also blocked an extra-point attempt.

Kelley converted field goals of 46, 36 and 39 yards in the game, making three in a game for the first time in his career.

Brown set up a pair of first-half touchdowns to help the Aggies take a 16-0 halftime lead. He nabbed his first career interception when he picked off Riddell at the Wolves’ 27 and returned it to the two-yard line early in the second quarter, setting up a two-yard touchdown run by Joe Trombetta with 9:02 left in the half.

Brown also blocked a PAT in addition to his defensive contributions. Linebacker Dozie Amajoyi had a team-high six tackles, including a five-yard sack, while linebacker Marshall Congdon and end Eric Sobotka had five tackles. UC Davis had three sacks in the game and nine tackles for losses, including three by tackle Jacob Maxson. The Aggies held Western Oregon to 48 rushing yards.

Western Oregon (2-2) 0 0 13 0 - 13UC Davis (1-2) 3 13 7 6 - 29

FIRST QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelly 46 FG, 11:07SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Joe Trombetta 2 run (kick failed), 9:02 UC Davis - Bakari Grant 11 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 0:28THIRD QUARTER WOU - Ore 41 pass from Josh Riddell (kick blocked), 12:05 WOU - Josh Riddell 11 run (Kelly Morgan kick) UC Davis - Sean Creadick 3 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 0:51FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 36 FG, 7:43 UC Davis - Sean Kelley 39 FG, 2:04

Attendance: 10,078

WOU UC DavisFirst Downs 15 21Rushes-yds 24-48 30-60Passing yards 199 225Passes Att-Comp-Int 40-17-1 50-29-1Total Offense 247 285Punt Returns-Yards 4-27 4-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-120 3-77Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-25Punts (Number-Avg) 7-38.3 7-38.1Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 12-79 4-55

RUSHING - WOU: DJ Jackson, 7-29; Ben Kuenzi, 6-14; Tirrell Thompson, 5-12; Team, 1-(-2); Josh Riddell, 5-(-5). UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 16-41; Corbin Cutshaw, 7-33; Dwight Smith, 1-1; Greg Denham, 3-(-1); Team, 3-(-14). PASSING - WOU: Josh Riddell, 16-39-1, 200. UC Davis: Greg Denham, 29-50-1, 225. RECEIVING - WOU: Justin Ore, 4-92; Sean Fullerton, 4-43; DJ Jackson, 2-11; Ben Kuenzi, 2-9; John Breza, 1-19; Justin Wright, 1-13; Trevor Gates, 1-11; Kyle Lavender, 1-2; Bryce Peila, 1-(-1). UC Davis: Chris Carter, 11-77; Sean Creadick, 6-25; Bakari Grant, 5-61; Joe Trombetta, 4-38; Luke McDonough, 2-13; Conor Kirkpatrick, 1-11.


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GAME 5: UC Davis 24, South Dakota 23 (ot)Oct. 10 • DakotaDome (Vermillion, S.D.)

Joe Trombetta scored from two yards out in the first overtime and Sean Kelley converted the winning extra point as the UC Davis football team edged host South Dakota, 24-23, in overtime during a Great West Conference matchup at the DakotaDome.

The Aggies’ win also snapped an eight-game road losing streak.Greg Denham completed 27 of 41 passes for 380 yards but no yards

more crucial than his 24-yard completion to Chris Carter on fourth-and-11 in overtime that put the Aggie on South Dakota’s 2-yard line. Trombetta was flipped short of the goal-line on first down before rum-bling through for the touchdown on the next play. Kelley’s conversion ended the game.

South Dakota, which had the ball first in overtime, took a 23-17 lead when Shepard dove in from two yards out on fourth down to cap a six-play drive. However, Sam Sawyer’s extra point was blocked by defensive tackle Jacob Maxson, giving the Aggie an opportunity to win in the first extra period.

A 23-yard pass from Denham to Grant put UC Davis ahead 17-3 early in the third quarter but the Coyotes didn’t go away. Noah Shepa-rd’s seven-yard TD pass to Dustin Nowotny made it a one-possession game with 4:53 left in the third. The Coyotes then tied it late in the third quarter, converting a 99-yard drive that featured a 25-yard pass completion to London Landry and a 37-yard TD pass to Ben Oberle.

UC Davis (2-3, 1-0) 3 13 7 6 7 - 24South Dakota (3-3, 0-2) 3 0 14 0 6 - 23

FIRST QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 19 FG, 7:26 USD - Sam Sawyer 23 FG, 4:37SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Bakari Grant 4 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 14:55THIRD QUARTER UC Davis - Bakari Grant 23 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 9:18 USD - Dustin Nowotny 7 pass from Noah Shepard (Sam Sawyer kick), 4:53 USD - Ben Oberle 37 pass from Noah Shepard (Sam Sawyer kick), 0:07OVERTIME USD - Noah Shepard 2 run (kick blocked) UC Davis - Joe Trombetta 2 run (Sean Kelley kick)

Attendance: 9,884

UC Davis USDFirst Downs 23 23Rushes-yds 31-62 34-165Passing yards 380 311Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-41-1 20-30-0Total Offense 442 476Punt Returns-Yards 2-17 2-11 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-38 4-125Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-22Punts (Number-Avg) 4-41.8 3-45.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 5-43 4-35

RUSHING - UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 17-47; Corbin Cutshaw, 5-29; Josh Reese, 2-13; Team, 1-(-1); Greg Denham, 6-(-26). USD: Chris Ganious, 14-74; Noah Shepard, 14-67; Isaac Newton, 6-24. PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham, 27-41-1, 380. USD: Noah Shepard, 20-30-311. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Bakari Grant, 6-93; Chris Carter, 6-89; Dean Rogers, 4-103; Sean Creadick, 3-40; Joe Trombetta, 3-4; Conor Kirkpatrick, 2-27; Brad Bispo, 2-16; Anthony Soto, 1-8. USD: Tom Flanagan, 5-50; Dustin Nowotny, 4-35; London Landry, 4-55; Ben Oberle, 2-79; Dan Skelly, 2-40; Chris Ganious, 2-20; Isaac Newton, 1-27; Will Powell, 1-5.

GAME 6: UC Davis 45, Winston-Salem State 14Oct. 17 • Aggie Stadium (Davis, Calif.)

Greg Denham threw for three first-half scores, the defense held Winston-Salem State to just first-half 79 yards and the Aggies took a 38-point lead at the break, as UC Davis rolled to a Homecoming non-conference football at Aggie Stadium.

The Aggies had three of their touchdowns over a two-minute span in the second quarter. Jarrett Dunston completed 11 of 19 passes for 152 yards to help lead WSSU.

Denham completed 13 of 16 passes for 220 yards before yielding to backup Austin Heyworth early in the third quarter. He had touchdown passes of seven yards to Chris Carter, 18 yards to Joe Trombetta and 25 yards to tight end Dean Rogers in the first half, with UC Davis adding a one-yard plunge from Josh Reese, a 34-yard fumble return by defensive end Eric Sobotka and a 44-yard field goal by Sean Kelley.

Joseph Gray scored on an 81-yard kickoff return in the third quarter to complete UC Davis’ scoring.

Cornerback Jonathan Calhoun and safety Nick Aprile each had interceptions while safety Jeff Freeman, cornerback Jeremy Scott and linebacker Michael Healey each had breakups. UC Davis also recorded five sacks with seven different players getting a hand in that area. Safety Kevin Lewis had a 12-yard sack to help spark that defensive effort.

Winston-Salem State (0-6) 0 0 7 7 - 14UC Davis (3-3) 14 24 7 0 - 45

FIRST QUARTER UC Davis - Chris Carter 7 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 8:46 UC Davis - Joe Trombetta 18 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 8:32SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 44 FG, 14:55 UC Davis - Josh Reese 1 run (Sean Kelley kick), 8:49 UC Davis - Eric Sobotka 34 fumble recovery (Sean Kelley kick), 6:32 UC Davis - Dean Rogers 25 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 4:49THIRD QUARTER WSSU - Lerenzo Barr 31 pass from Jarrett Dunston (Landen Thayer kick), 2:17 UC Davis -Joseph Gray 81 kickoff return (Sean Kelley kick), 2:04FOURTH QUARTER WSSU - Johnathon Kinzer 1 pass from Jarrett Dunston (Landen Thayer kick), 12:07

Attendance: 10,289

WSSU UC DavisFirst Downs 16 14Rushes-yds 38-106 38-92Passing yards 152 220Passes Att-Comp-Int 11-22-2 13-17-0Total Offense 258 312Punt Returns-Yards 2-22 3-11 Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-152 3-95Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-16Punts (Number-Avg) 6-41.8 4-48.8Fumbles-Lost 4-3 2-1Penalties-Yards 7-67 9-85

RUSHING - WSSU: Nathan Munford, 14-46; Jarrett Dunston, 16-36; John Harris, 7-23; John Thompson, 1-1. UC Davis: Marquis Nicolis, 7-34; Joe Trombetta, 7-30; Corbin Cutshaw, 7-26; Josh Reese, 7-18; Jordan Brown, 1-4;. Team, 3-(-3); Greg Denham, 2-(-7); Austin Heyworth, 4-(-10). PASSING - WSSU: Jarrett Dunston, 11-19-1, 152; Branden Williams, 0-3-1, 0. UC Davis: Greg Denham, 13-16-0, 220; Austin Heyworth, 0-1-0, 0. RECEIVING - WSSU: Lamar Whidbee, 4-45; Jean Julmiste, 3-48; Dominique Fitzgerald, 2-19; Lerenzo Barr, 1-31; Omar Kizzie, 1-8; Johnathon Kinzer, 0-1. UC Davis: Chris Carter, 5-91; Dean Rogers, 2-49; Anthony Soto, 2-19; Joe Trombetta, 1-18; Conor Kirkpatrick, 1-18; Bakari Grant, 1-16; Sean Creadick, 1-9.


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GAME 7: UC Davis 34, Portland State 31Oct. 24 • PGE Park (Portland, Ore.)

Backup quarterback Austin Heyworth threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes and kicker Sean Kelley kicked a go-ahead 38-yard field goal with less than five minutes remaining as UC Davis won its third straight game with a non-conference win at PGE Park.

Meanwhile, the Aggie defense had four sacks and shut down the Portland State attack to just 17 yards of total offense after halftime.

Heyworth, a redshirt freshman, saw his first significant action as an Aggie during the second half of Saturday’s game in relief of starter Greg Denham, who lacerated his left hand and was forced to the sidelines until late in the fourth quarter. UC Davis trailed 28-17 when Heyworth came into the game in the third quarter.

Heyworth completed 6 of 7 passes for 82 yards, hitting Grant with 14 minutes, 54 seconds left in the fourth to make it 28-24 and then finding tight end Brad Bispo for a 15-yard score with just under nine minutes left to tie the game 31-31. Denham returned on the Aggies’ game-winning drive, connecting with Joe Trombetta on a 30-yard screen pass play to set up Kelley’s field goal.

UC Davis (4-3) 7 10 0 17 - 34Portland State (2-6) 14 7 7 3 - 31

FIRST QUARTER PSU - Bobby McClintock 30 pass from Connor Kavanaugh (Zach Brown kick), 10:44 UC Davis - Joe Trombetta 4 run (Sean Kelley kick), 6:07 PSU - Bobby McClintock 1 run (Zach Brown kick), 2:14SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Creadick 19 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 12:02 PSU - Ray Fry 7 pass from Connor Kavanaugh (Zach Brown kick), 5:18 UC Davis - Sean Kelley 35 FG, 0:00THIRD QUARTER PSU - Ryan Rau 27 fumble recovery (Zach Brown kick), 5:19FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Bakari Grant 30 pass from Austin Heyworth (Sean Kelley kick),14:54 PSU - Zach Brown 30 FG, 11:23 UC Davis - Brad Bispo 15 pass from Austin Heyworth (Sean Kelley kick), 8:57 UC Davis - Sean Kelley 38 FG, 4:40

Attendance: 5,180

UC Davis PSUFirst Downs 29 12Rushes-yds 35-143 31-102Passing yards 341 135Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-42-0 13-22-0Total Offense 484 237Punt Returns-Yards 3-7 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-133 6-149Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-40.0 6-42.7Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-0Penalties-Yards 3-34 6-54

RUSHING - UC Davis: Josh Reese, 6-84; Joe Trombetta, 18-60; Austin Heyworth, 2-7; Corbin Cutshaw, 3-5; Greg Denham, 3-(-5). PSU: Connor Kavanaugh, 13-50; Bobby McClintock, 8-34; Ben Bowen, 8-25; Aaron Woods, 1-1; Justin Engstrom, 1-(-8). PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham. 20-35-0, 259; Austin Heyworth, 6-7-0, 82. PSU: Connor Kavanugh, 12-18-0, 131; Justin Engstrom, 1-4-0, 4. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Chris Carter, 9-83; Dean Rogers, 3-43; Luke McDonough, 3-33; Josh Reese, 3-17; Bakari Grant, 2-59; Sean Creadick, 2-40; Joe Trombetta, 1-30; Brad Bispo, 1-15; Anthony Soto, 1-13; Corbin Cutshaw, 1-8. PSU: Ray Fray, -5-69; Bobby McClintock, 5-46; Lavonte Kirven, 2-21; Nevin Lewis, 1-(-1).

GAME 8: Southern Utah 56, UC Davis 35Oct. 31 • Eccles Coliseum (Cedar City, Utah)

Major Gray rushed for four touchdowns - three of them before half-time - as host Southern Utah broke a second-quarter tie with 28 straight points Great West Conference football victory over UC Davis in front of 3,035 Eccles Coliseum.

Gray finished with just 74 rushing yards but scored three times from the one and another time from the 12, tying a school record for most touchdowns in a game. Quarterback Cade Cooper threw a pair of scor-ing strikes while finishing with 159 yards. The Aggies’ Danny Hart and the Thunderbirds’ Colin Pretlow tied for game-high honors with 13 tackles each.

UC Davis battled back from an early 21-7 deficit to tie the game with two straight scores in the second quarter. Greg Denham hit tight end Brad Bispo with a 29-yard touchdown pass to help make it 21-14 early in the period before Nick Aprile - directing the offense out of the Wildcat formation - ran in from five yards to equalize. However, SUU scored three touchdowns over the last six minutes before halftime to take the lead for good.

UC Davis (4-4, 1-1) 7 14 0 14 - 35Southern Utah (4-4, 2-1) 21 21 7 7 - 56

FIRST QUARTER UC Davis - Joe Trombetta 13 run (Sean Kelley kick), 12:11 SUU - Major Gray 12 run (Ryan Griffith kick), 8:37 SUU - Major Gray 1 run (Ryan Griffith kick), 4:38SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Brad Bispo 29 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 4:53 UC Davis - Nick Aprile 5 run (Sean Kelley kick), 8:41 SUU - Tysson Poots 13 pass from Cody Cooper (Ryan Griffith kick), 6:05 SUU - Fesi Sitake 61 punt return (Ryan Griffith kick), 4:23 SUU - Major Gray 1 run (Ryan Griffith kick), 0:26THIRD QUARTER SUU - Major Gray 1 run (Ryan Griffith kick), 10:24FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Dean Rogers 6 pass from Nick Aprile (Sean Kelley kick), 14:24 UC Davis - Sean Creadick 13 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 5:05 SUU - Colin Pretlow 46 interception return (Ryan Griffith kick), 2:32

Attendance: 3,035

UC Davis SUUFirst Downs 27 25Rushes-yds 41-244 27-103Passing yards 229 248Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-45-1 26-39-1Total Offense 473 351Punt Returns-Yards 1-8 3-106 Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-149 4-74Interception Returns-Yards 1-36 1-46Punts (Number-Avg) 4-44.0 4-43.2Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 12-115 9-73

RUSHING - UC Davis: Josh Reese, 14-101; Nick Aprile, 8-56; Corbin Cutshaw, 5-51; Joe Trombetta, 7-44; Anthony Soto, 1-9; Team, 1-(-1); Greg Denham, 5-(-16). SUU: Major Gray, 16-74; Austin Minefee, 6-20; Cade Cooper, 4-10. PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham, 24-44-1, 223; Nick Aprile, 1-1-0, 6. SUU: Cade Cooper, 26-39-1, 248. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Bakari Grant, 7-77; Chris Carter, 7-47; Sean Creadick, 3-33; Josh Reese, 3-20; Joe Trombetta, 2-11; Brad Bispo, 1-29; Luke McDonough, 1-6; Dean Rogers, 1-6. SUU: Tysson Poots, 11-108; Fesi Sitake, 6-61; Austin Minefee, 4-33; Mitch Jessop, 2-22; Drake Eckholdt. 1-17; Jared Ursua, 1-4; Abbel Aiono, 1-3.


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GAME 9: UC Davis 23, Cal Poly 10Nov. 7 • Aggie Stadium (Davis, Calif.)

Greg Denham threw for 278 yards and a touchdown, linebacker Mike Morales had 13 tackles and Sean Kelley kicked three field goals – including a school-record tying 52-yarder – as UC Davis beat Great West Conference rival before a sellout crowd of 10,849 in the annual “Battle for the Golden Horseshoe Classic.”

The victory was UC Davis’ first over Cal Poly since 2005, increasing its lead to 17-16-2 in the series between the two programs.

Holding a 10-7 lead at halftime, Cal Poly faked a punt on fourth down early in the third quarter, turning the ball over to UC Davis near midfield, a possession the Aggies turned into a Kelley 42-yard field goal to tie the game 10-10.

Less than five minutes later, Kelley connected on a career-long 52-yard field goal, eclisping his previous best of 48 (at Boise State) and tyring the school mark also held by Terry Rutledge (1975), Rolf Be-nirschke (1976) and Eddie Loretto (1988).

Morales helped spearhead an Aggie defense that limited Cal Poly to 299 total yards, including just 105 in the second half. He had 13 total tackles, including 11 solo, marking his third double-digit tack-les game of the season. Defensive tackle Jacob Maxson and linebacker Brock Butler each had a half-sack while defensive end Eric Sobotka had a two-yard sack.

Cal Poly (4-5, 1-2) 7 3 0 0 - 10UC Davis (5-4, 4-1) 7 0 6 10 - 23

FIRST QUARTER CP - Jake Romanelli 42 run (Chris Pinto kick), 11:20SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Brad Bispo 22 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 7:14SECOND QUARTER CP - Chris Pinto 28 FG, 9:28THIRD QUARTER UC Davis - Sean Kelley 42 FG, 7:55 UC Davis - Sean Kelley 52 FG, 3:19FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Nick Aprile 4 run (Sean Kelley kick), 9:49 UC Davis - Sean Kelley 35 FG, 2:50

Attendance: 10,289

CP UC DavisFirst Downs 16 20Rushes-yds 42-179 29-99Passing yards 120 278Passes Att-Comp-Int 12-18-0 21-36-1Total Offense 299 377Punt Returns-Yards 1-10 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-123 3-22Interception Returns-Yards 1-(-1) 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-32.0 3-39.7Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 3-10 9-73

RUSHING - CP: Jake Romanelli,6-62; Jordan Yocum, 15-40; Jon Hall, 6-32; Jono Grayson, 5-31; Harlan Prather, 1-9; Tony Smith, 8-7; David Mahr, 1-(-2). UC Davis: Josh Reese, 5-40; Nick Aprile, 9-38; Joe Trombetta, 9-29; Marquis Nicolis, 1-0; Greg Denham, 2-(-2); Team, 3-(-6). PASSING - CP: Tony Smith, 12-18-0, 120. UC Davis: Greg Denham. 21-36-1-278. RECEIVING - CP: Dominque Johnson, 4-36; Jordan Yocum, 2-36; Jon Hall, 2-17; David Mahr, 2-13; Eric Gardley, 1-12; Jon Grayson, 1-6. UC Davis: Bakari Grant, 4-58; Conor Kirkpatrick, 4-31; Sean Creadick, 2-88; Chris Carter, 3-26; Luke McDonough, 2-35; Dean Rogers, 2-21; Joe Trombetta, 2-(-3); Brad Bispo, 1-22.

GAME 10: UC Davis 28, North Dakota 20Nov. 14 • Aggie Stadium (Davis, Calif.)

Greg Denham threw for 284 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Chris Carter, while the Aggie defense came up with a turnover in the final seconds, as UC Davis claimed its first Great West Conference championship since 2005 with a 28-20 win over North Dakota. The win also delivered UC Davis its first winning season since 2006.

UC Davis led 28-13 with 7 minutes, 33 seconds left in the fourth quarter after Denham hit Carter for an 8-yard touchdown strike. But North Dakota got back to within a score four minutes later when quar-terback Jake Landry connected with Konrath from 21 yards, capping an 11-play, 71-yard drive.

The Aggies, operating out their version of the Wildcat formation, marched to the North Dakota 27 yard-line inside the final minute of the game but stalled on fourth down. Landry completed an 11-yard pass to Konrath to start a desperation final drive but linebacker Michael Healey forced a fumble two plays later which was recovered by defensive end Patrick Michelier, ending the threat with just five seconds left.

Cornerback Kenneth Brown had a 21-yard interception return while linebacker Mike Morales had eight tackles to help lead the defense.

North Dakota (5-5, 2-2) 0 7 6 7 - 20UC Davis (6-4, 3-1) 7 7 0 14 - 28

FIRST QUARTER UC Davis - Chris Carter 15 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 4:32SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Conor Kirkpatrick 34 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 13:42 UND - Marcus Tibesar 1 pass from Brent Goska (Sean Kelley kick), 9:06THIRD QUARTER UND - Brandon Hellevang 53 FG, 2:36 UND - Brandon Hellevang 37 FG, 0:27FOURTH QUARTER UC Davis - Josh Reese 1 run (Sean Kelley kick), 10:53 UC Davis - Chris Carter 8 pass from Greg Denham (Sean Kelley kick), 7:33 UND - Ryan Konrath 21 pass from Jake Landry, 3:37

Attendance: 9,239

UND UC DavisFirst Downs 13 20Rushes-yds 27-126 33-94Passing yards 139 284Passes Att-Comp-Int 19-37-1 25-37-1Total Offense 265 378Punt Returns-Yards 1-15 3-35 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-86 4-91Interception Returns-Yards 1-1 1-21 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-40.9 6-32.7Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 5-37 7-50

RUSHING - UND: Brent Goska, 10-77; Mitch Sutton, 8-44; Jake Landry, 8-15; Ismael Bamba, 1-(-10). UC Davis: Joe Trombetta, 8-37; Josh Reese, 10-30; Greg Denham, 7-17; Nick Aprile, 7-14; Team, 1-(-4). PASSING - UND: Jake Landry, 13-24-1, 107; Brent Goska, 6-11-0, 32; Mitch Sutton, 0-1-0, 0; Team, 0-1-0. UC Davis: Greg Denham, 25-37-1, 284. RECEIVING - UND: Ryan Konrath, 5-49; Ismael Bamba, 5-44; Chris Anderson, 2-17; Ryan Dressler, 2-11; Mitch Sutton, 2-11; Noah Dombrowski, 1-6; Marcus Tibesar, 1-1; Catlin Solum, 1-0. UCD: Chris Carter, 9-96; Bakari Grant, 5-57; Joe Trombetta, 3-30; Dean Rogers, 3-19; Conor Kirkpatrick, 2-39; Sean Creadick, 1-26; Brad Bispo, 1-11l; Josh Reese, 1-6.


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FINAL 2009 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION POLLSThe Sports Network (media/SID)Team (First-place votes) Record Points Prev1. Villanova (101) 14-1 2,525 22. Montana 14-1 2,415 33. Appalachian State 11-3 2,385 54. William & Mary 11-3 2,225 65. Richmond 11-2 2,092 46. Southern Illinois 11-2 2,037 17. New Hampshire 10-3 1,815 108. South Carolina State 10-2 1,685 79. Elon 9-3 1,672 910. Stephen F. Austin 10-3 1,577 1211. South Dakota State 8-4 1,431 1112. McNeese State 9-3 1,391 813. Eastern Washington 8-4 1,150 1314. Holy Cross 9-3 1,111 1715. Prairie View A&M 9-1 976 1816. Jacksonville State 8-3 931 1417. Weber State 7-5 914 1518. Northern Iowa 7-4 854 1619. Eastern Illinois 8-4 736 1920. Penn 8-2 590 2121. Colgate 9-2 524 2022. Liberty 8-3 482 2223. Florida A&M 8-3 366 2324. Lafayette 8-3 223 2425. Texas State 7-4 155 25

Others receiving votes: James Madison 129, Montana State 112, Delaware 89, Harvard 64, Butler 49, Eastern Kentucky 34, Central Connecticut State 29, UC DAVIS 28, Furman 26, Illinois State 24, Northern Arizona 21, Grambling 11, Youngstown State 8, Norfolk State 7, Stony Brook 4, Alabama A&M 3, Old Dominion 3, Central Arkansas 2, Chattanooga 1.

GAME 11: Sacramento State 31, UC Davis 28Nov. 21 • Hornet Stadium (Sacramento, Calif.)

Brandyn Reed hauled in a 13-yard touchdown pass from McLeod Bethel-Thompson with 20 seconds left in the game, capping a 21-point fourth quarter for Sacramento State, as the host Hornets rallied for a 31-28 win over UC Davis in the 56th annual Causeway Classic in front of 17,127 fans..

Aggie quarterback Greg Denham completed 28 of 39 passes for 307 yards and two touchdowns, posting his third 300-yard game of the sea-son and ninth of his career. Nick Aprile rushed for a pair of scores while receiver Bakari Grant had a 49-yard touchdown reception.

Bethel-Thompson, who replaced starter Jason Smith after halftime, finished with 233 passing yards and a pair of scores. Reed hauled in seven passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns.

UC Davis took a 28-17 lead after Denham connected with Grant on a 39-yard touchdown. The Hornets began their combeack with Jake Croxdale’s two-yard run with 7 minutes, 36 seconds left. Bethel-Thompson later directed the game-winning drive by completing eight passes to put the Hornets at the Aggies’ 13-yard line with 25 seconds left. He then found Reed in the back, right corner of the end zone with the go-ahead score.

UC Davis (6-5) 0 14 7 7 - 28Sacramento State (5-6) 3 0 7 21 - 31

FIRST QUARTER SAC - Chris Diniz 37 FG, 7:38SECOND QUARTER UC Davis - Nick Aprile 3 run (Sean Kelley kick), 14:55 UC Davis - Nick Aprile 1 run (Sean Kelley kick), 6:46THIRD QUARTER SAC - MacLeod Bethel-Thompson 1 run (Chris Diniz kick), 11:49 UC Davis: Chris Carter 9 pass from Greg Denham (Colton Schmidt kick), 4:54FOURTH QUARTER SAC - Brandyn Reed 39 pass from MacLeod Bethel-Thompson (Chris Diniz kick), 14:53 UC Davis - Bakari Grant 39 pass from Greg Denham (Colton Schmidt kick), 12:17 SAC - Jake Croxdale 2 run (pass failed), 7:36 SAC - Brandyn Reed 13 pass from MacLeod Bethel-Thompson (Jon Krebs pass from MacLeod Bethel-Thompson), 0:20

Attendance: 17,127

UC Davis SACFirst Downs 20 20Rushes-yds 26-84 29-62Passing yards 307 284Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-29-0 44-26-0Total Offense 391 346Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 5-33 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-65 4-109Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-40.0 3-41.0Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1Penalties-Yards 9-79 4-40

RUSHING - UC Davis: Josh Reese, 10-53; Joe Trombetta, 7-24; Nick Aprile, 5-15; Greg Denham, 4-(-8). SAC: Jake Croxdale, 15-66; Sam McCowan, 4-18; MacLeod Bethel-Thompson, 5-1; Jason Smith, 3-(-20); Team, 2-(-3). PASSING - UC Davis: Greg Denham 29-38-0, 307. SAC: MacLeod Bethel-Thompson, 19-29-0, 233; Jason Smith, 7-15-0, 51. RECEIVING - UC Davis: Chris Carter, 9-84; Dean Rogers, 6-42.; Sean Creadick, 4-40; Joe Trombetta, 3-25; Bakari Grant, 2-61; Josh Reese, 2-28; Brad Bispo, 2-7; Conor Kirkpatrick, 1-20. SAC: Brandyn Reed, 7-134; John Hendershott, 6-73; Dylan Lane, 6-43; Jake Croxdale, 4-16; Ron Richardson, 2-10; Brian Heath, 1-8.


GAME 1: CALIFORNIA

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Sept. 4, 1:00 p.m. PDTSite ...................................Berkeley, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(800) GO-BEARSLast Meeting .....................9/30/39 (Cal won, 32-14)All-Time Series .................Cal leads, 8-0

GENERALLocation ...........................Berkeley, Calif.Founded ...........................1868Enrollment .......................35,843President .........................Dr. Robert J. Birgeneau

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................Golden BearsSchool Colors ...................Blue (282) & Gold (123)Affilation ..........................NCAA Div. I FBSConference .......................Pacific-10 ConferenceStadium ............................Memorial Stadium (71,799)Athletics Director .............Sandy BarbourAthletics Phone ................(510) 642-0580

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Kyle McRae Email [email protected] Phone.....................(510) 642-9340Press Box Phone ...............(510) 642-3098 or 643-8244Web Address ....................www.calbears.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Jeff TedfordAlma Mater.......................Fresno State ’83Office Phone.....................(510) 642-3851Record at School...............67-35 (8 years)Career Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ............Ron Gould, Associate Head Coach/RBs.........................................Andy Ludwig, Offensive Coordinator/QBs.........................................Clancy Pendergast, Defensive Coordinator.........................................Kevin Daft, Wide Receivers.........................................Jeff Genyk, Special Teams/Tight Ends.........................................Tosh Lupoi, Defensive Line.........................................Steve Marshall, Offensive Line.........................................Al Simmons, Defensive Backs.........................................Kenwick Thompson, Recruiting Coord./LBs.........................................Taggart McCurdy, Graduate Asst, DefenseStarters Returning .............19 (8 off., 7 def., 4 special teams)Starters Lost .....................10 (4 off., 6 def., 0 special teams)Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....53/20

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongShane Vereen, RB 13 183 1000 48 952 5.2 12 61Covaughn DeBoskie-Johnson, RB 9 31 226 15 211 6.8 1 30

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatKevin Riley, QB 13 382 209 8 54.7 2850 18 128.74

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongMarvin Jones, WR 13 43 651 15.1 6 43Anthony Miller, TE 11 26 357 13.7 0 32

Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLMike Mohamed, LB 69 43 112 3-6 2.0-21 8.0-35Mychal Kendricks, LB 38 33 71 1-68 1.0-1 6.0-6Cameron Jordan, DL 22 26 48 0-0 6.0-35 9.5-41Sean Cattouse, DB 28 9 37 1-0 0.0-0 2.0-2D.J. Holt, LB 20 17 37 0-0 0.0-0 3.5-4

2009 RESULTS (8-5)9/5 MARYLAND W, 52-139/12 EASTERN WASHINGTON W, 59-79/19 at Minnesota W, 35-219/26 at Oregon* L, 3-4210/3 USC* L, 3-3010/17 at UCLA* W, 45-2610/24 WASHINGTON STATE* W, 49-1710/31 at Arizona State* W, 23-2111/7 OREGON STATE* L, 14-3111/14 ARIZONA* W, 24-1611/21 at Stanford* W, 34-2812/5 at Washington* L, 10-4212/23 vs. Utah# L, 27-37

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2010 SCHEDULE9/4 UC DAVIS 1:009/11 COLORADO 12:309/17 at Nevada 7:009/25 at Arizona* 7:0010/9 UCLA* TBA10/16 at USC* 12:3010/23 ARIZONA STATE* TBA10/30 at Oregon State* TBA 11/6 at Washington State* TBA 11/13 OREGON* TBA11/20 STANFORD* 12:3011/27 WASHINGTON* TBA

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Jeff TedfordHead Coach

Mike Mohamed Senior LB

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Arizona State 7:009/11 at UC Davis 6:009/18 at Oregon TBA10/2 IDAHO STATE* 5:0510/9 at Montana State* 12:3510/16 MONTANA* 5:0510/23 at Weber State* 2:0010/30 EASTERN WASHINGTON* 5:0511/6 at Sacramento State* 2:0511/13 NORTHERN COLORADO* 1:0511/20 at Northern Arizona* 2:05

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GAME 2: PORTLAND STATE

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Sept. 11, 6:00 p.m. PDT Site ...................................Portland, Ore.Ticket Info ........................(530) 752-1915Last Meeting .....................10/24/09 (UC Davis won, 34-31)All-Time Series .................PSU leads, 6-4

GENERALLocation ...........................Portland, Ore. Founded ...........................1946Enrollment .......................27,972President .........................Dr. Wim Wiewel

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................VikingsSchool Colors ...................Green (350), White & Silver (428)Affilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Big Sky ConferenceStadium ............................Hillsboro Stadium (7,825)Athletics Director .............Torre ChisholmAthletics Phone ................(503) 725-4000

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Mike LundEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(503) 725-5602Press Box Phone ...............TBAWeb Address ....................www.GoViks.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Nigel BurtonAlma Mater.......................Washington ’99Office Phone.....................(503) 725-5625Record at School...............First yearCareer Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ...........Bob Simmons, Assistant HC/Special Teams.........................................Eric Jackson, Def. Coordinator/Safeties.........................................Bruce Barnum, Offensive Coordinator/QBs.........................................Dave Brown, Run Game Coordinator/WRs.........................................Legi Suiaunoa, Defensive Line.........................................Ahmed Zarrugh, Linebackers.........................................Kevin Emberton, RBs/Recruiting Coord..........................................Brad Davis, Offensive Line.........................................Steve Cooper, Offensive Asst./Tight Ends.........................................Casey Clifton, Assistant Defensive LineStarters Returning .............14 (6 off., 5 def., 3 special teams)Starters Lost .....................10Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....48/22

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongConnor Kavanaugh, QB 11 72 477 87 390 5.4 3 36Ben Bowen, FB 11 64 286 11 275 4.3 1 42

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatDrew Hubel, QB 8 239 133 12 55.6 1976 9 127.48

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongRaymond Fry, WR 11 67 904 13.5 3 56Keitrell Anderson, WR 7 6 101 16.8 1 40 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLRyan Rau, LB 34 38 72 0-0 4.0-26 10.0-38Mike Williams, CB 29 20 49 1-0 1.0-6 1.0-6DeShawn Shead, CB 28 17 45 3-49 0.0-0 1.0-4Jaycob Shoemaker, LB 13 26 39 0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0Travis Beckley, DE 13 16 29 0-0 3.0-11 6.0-16

2009 RESULTS (2-9) 9/5 at Oregon State L, 7-349/12 SOUTHERN OREGON W, 34-109/19 at Montana* L, 17-499/26 WEBER STATE* L, 29-3610/3 SACRAMENTO STATE* L, 14-3110/10 at Northern Colorado* W, 23-1810/17 NORTHERN ARIZONA* L, 23-4410/24 UC DAVIS* L, 31-3410/31 at Eastern Washington* L, 10-4711/7 MONTANA STATE* L, 10-2811/14 at Idaho State* L, 34-41

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Zach BrownSophomore K

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 AZUSA PACIFIC 6:009/11 at Southern Utah 6:009/18 UC DAVIS 6:059/25 BUTLER* 6:0010/2 at Jacksonville* 9:00 a.m.10/9 DAYTON 2:0010/16 at Marist* 9:00 a.m.10/23 VALPARAISO* 2:0010/30 at Drake* 11:00 a.m.11/6 MOREHEAD STATE* 1:0011/13 at Davidson* 10:00 a.m.

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GAME 3: SAN DIEGO

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Sept. 18, 6:05 p.m. PDT Site ...................................San Diego, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(619) 260-7550Last Meeting .....................11/22/08 (USD won, 28-20)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 2-1

GENERALLocation ...........................San Diego, Calif.Founded ...........................1949Enrollment .......................7,800President .........................Dr. Mary E. Lyons

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................ToreroSchool Colors ...................Torero Blue, Navy & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Pioneer Football LeagueStadium ............................Torero Stadium (7,000)Athletics Director .............Ky SnyderAthletics Phone ................(619) 260-2930

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Ted Gosen Email [email protected] Phone.....................(619) 260-4745Press Box Phone ...............(619) 767-3988Web Address ....................www.usdtoreros.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Ron CaragherAlma Mater.......................UCLA ’90Office Phone.....................(619) 260-4740Record at School...............22-9 (3 years)Career Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ...........Sam Anno, Special Teams/Defensive Line.........................................Keith Carter, Offensive Line.........................................Tanner Engstrand, QBs/Pass Game Coord..........................................Gabe Franklin, Cornerbacks.........................................Jerome Pathon, Wide Receivers.........................................Mike Rish, Senior Offensive Assistant.........................................Andrew Rolin, Running Backs.........................................Joe Staab, Safeties/Recruiting Coordinator.........................................Jom Sumrall, Defensive Coordinator/LBs.........................................Dorian Keller, Offensive AssistantStarters Returning .............12 (5 off., 6 def., 1 special teams)Starters Lost .....................10 (6 off., 5 def., 1 special teams)Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....42/16

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongMatt Jelmini, RB 11 63 309 8 301 4.8 2 36Phil Morelli, RB 7 52 196 7 189 3.6 0 38

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatSam Scudellari, QB 6 117 67 0 57.3 1004 8 151.9

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongJohn McGough, WR 11 49 680 13.9 6 59Godfrey Smith, WR 11 27 302 11.2 2 42 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLLoka Kanongataa, LB 32 32 64 0-0 3.0-21 12.0-44Al-Rilwan Adeyemi, DB 31 10 41 2-29 0.0-0 0.0-0Paul Tremblay, DL 12 28 40 0-0 1.0-7 5.5-24Joe Martin, LB 18 21 39 1-38 8.0-31 2.0-13Mario Kurn, DE 14 19 33 0-0 4.0-21 10.0-38

2009 RESULTS (4-7) 9/5 at Azusa Pacific W, 24-129/12 at Northern Colorado L, 12-319/19 MARIST* W, 17-1010/3 at Butler* L, 24-2510/10 at Valparaiso* W, 48-710/17 DRAKE* L, 14-2110/24 JACKSONVILLE* L, 16-3410/31 at Dayton* L, 27-3411/7 DAVIDSON* L, 27-3411/14 at Morehead State* W, 13-711/21 SOUTHERN UTAH L, 32-37

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Al-Rilwan AdeyemiJunior DB

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2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Boston College 10:00 a.m.9/11 NORTHERN COLORADO* 5:009/18 at Sacramento State* 6:009/25 UC DAVIS 5:0010/2 EASTERN WASHINGTON* 12:3010/16 at Idaho State* 2:3010/23 PORTLAND STATE* 2:0010/30 MONTANA* 12:0011/6 at Montana State* 11:00 a.m.11/13 at Northern Arizona* 2:0011/20 at Texas Tech TBA

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GAME 4: WEBER STATE

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Sept. 25, 5:00 p.m. PDT Site ...................................Ogden, UtahTicket Info ........................(801) 626-8500Last Meeting .....................9/18/04 (UC Davis won, 31-29)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 1-0

GENERALLocation ...........................Ogden, UtahFounded ...........................1889 (four-year in 1962)Enrollment .......................23,200President .........................Dr. Ann Millner

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................WildcatsSchool Colors ...................Royal Purple & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Big Sky ConferenceStadium ............................Stewart Stadium (17,500)Athletics Director .............Jerry BoveeAthletics Phone ................(801) 626-6817

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Brad Larsen Email [email protected] Phone.....................(801) 626-6010Press Box Phone ...............TBAWeb Address ....................www.weberstatesports.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Ron McBrideAlma Mater.......................San Jose State ’63Office Phone.....................(801) 626-6928Record at School...............32-27 (5 years)Career Record ...................120-90 (18 years)Assistant Coaches: ...........Matt Hammer, Assistant HC/OC/WRs.........................................Jake Cookus, Co-DC/Safeties/Special Teams.........................................Colton Swan, Co-DC/Linebackers.........................................Kamaal Ahmad, Fullbacks/Recruiting.........................................Jason Beck, Quarterbacks.........................................Andrew Dyson, Cornerbacks.........................................Jason Kafusi, Defensive Line.........................................Tom Stackaruk, Tight Ends/Video Coord..........................................Cecil Thomas, Offensive Line.........................................Brian Zeches, Running BacksStarters Returning .............11 (6 off., 5 def., 0 special teams)Starters Lost .....................11Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....34/23

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongBo Bolen, RB 12 88 464 22 442 5.0 3 35Vaingamalie Tafuna, FB 8 5 42 0 42 8.4 0 15

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatCameron Higgins, QB 12 454 289 20 63.7 3326 30 138.19

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongJoe Collins, WR 12 48 455 9.5 4 45Mike Phillips, WR 11 39 704 18.1 6 80 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLTaylor Sedillo, MLB 34 66 100 1-23 0.0-0 5.5-17Jordan Brown, S 45 52 97 3-65 0.0-0 0.5-2Nick Webb, ROV 33 25 58 1-2 0.0-0 4.0-15Sam Fenn, DE 16 11 27 0-0 1.5-10 4.0-14Adam Sagapolutele-White, NT 4 19 23 0-0 1.0-6 3.5-13

2009 RESULTS (7-5) 9/5 at Wyoming L, 22-299/12 at Colorado State L, 23-249/19 IDAHO STATE* W, 44-179/26 at Portland State* W, 36-2910/3 MONTANA STATE* L, 21-2610/10 at Eastern Washington* W, 31-1310/17 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 49-1010/24 at Northern Colorado* W, 28-2010/31 at Montana* L, 10-3111/14 NORTHERN ARIZONA* W, 27-911/21 CAL POLY W, 47-1411/28 at William & Mary L, 0-38

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Ron McBride Head Coach

Cameron HigginsSenior QB

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Alabama 6:009/11 at Wisconsin 11:00 a.m.9/18 SOUTHERN UTAH 5:009/25 at Utah 6:0010/2 UC DAVIS 5:0010/9 at Nevada* 1:0510/16 BOISE STATE* 5:0010/23 FRESNO STATE* 5:0010/30 at New Mexico State* 2:0011/13 UTAH STATE* 5:0011/20 at Hawai’i* 5:3011/27 LOUISIANA TECH* 5:0012/4 at Idaho* 2:00

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GAME 5: SAN JOSE STATE

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Oct. 2, 5:00 p.m. PDT Site ...................................San Jose, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(877) SJSUTIX or (408) 924-7589Last Meeting .....................8/30/08 (SJSU won, 13-10)All-Time Series .................SJSU leads, 4-3-2

GENERALLocation ...........................San Jose, Calif.Founded ...........................1857Enrollment .......................31,280President .........................Don W. Kassing (interim)

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................SpartansSchool Colors ...................Gold, White & BlueAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FBSConference .......................Western Athletic ConferenceStadium ............................Spartan Stadium (30,456)Athletics Director .............Tom BowenAthletics Phone ................(408) 924-1200

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Lawrence FanEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(408) 924-1217Press Box Phone ...............TBAWeb Address ....................www.sjsuspartans.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Mike MacIntyreAlma Mater.......................Georgia Tech ’89Office Phone.....................(408) 924-1266Record at School...............First yearCareer Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ...........Ken Baer, Defensive Coordinator/LBs.........................................Gary Bernardi, Offensive Line.........................................Brent Brennan, Wide Receivers.........................................Charles Clark, Defensive Backs.........................................John DeFilippo, Quarterbacks.........................................Kinji Green, Cornerbacks.........................................Tim Landis, Offensive Coordinator/TEs.........................................Tery Malley, RBs/Recruiting Coordinator.........................................Bryant Young, Defensive Line.........................................Bryan McGinnis, Graduate Asst./Offense.........................................Vavae Tata, Graduate Assistant/DefenseStarters Returning .............15 (9 off., 6 def., 0 special teams)Starters Lost .....................11 (4 off., 5 def., 2 special teams)Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....38/29

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongLamon Muldrow, RB 12 131 634 42 592 4.5 3 71Josh Harrison, WR 12 6 66 5 61 10.2 0 39

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatJordan La Secla, QB 12 304 182 11 59.9 1926 10 116.71

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongJalal Beauchman, WR 12 35 378 10.8 4 57Josh Harrison, WR 12 35 296 8.5 2 59 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLDuke Ihenacho, S 47 42 89 1-18 0.0-0 2.5-4Pompey Festejo, LB 37 46 83 0-0 2.0-15 8.0-41Tiuke Tuipulotu, LB 30 22 52 1-30 1.0-4 3.5-9Manu Ngatikaura, S 27 16 43 0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0Devin Newsome, DB 25 10 35 0-0 0.0-0 2.5-17

2009 RESULTS (2-10) 9/5 at USC L, 3-569/12 UTAH L, 14-249/19 at Stanford L, 17-429/26 CAL POLY W, 19-910/10 IDAHO* L, 25-2910/17 at Fresno State* L, 21-4110/31 at Boise State* L, 7-4511/8 NEVADA* L, 7-6211/14 at Utah State* L, 9-2411/21 HAWAI’I* L(ot), 10-1711/29 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 13-1012/5 at Lousiana Tech* L, 20-55

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Duke IhenachoSenior S

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Central Florida 3:009/11 at Minnesota 9:00 a.m.9/18 NW OKLAHOMA STATE 2:05 p.m.9/25 at North Dakota State 4:0010/2 NORTH DAKOTA* 12:0010/9 at UC Davis* 6:0010/16 NORTHERN IOWA* 4:0510/23 at Southern Utah* 12:0010/30 NORTHERN COLORADO 2:0511/6 CAL POLY* 2:0511/13 at Lamar 4:00

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GAME 6: SOUTH DAKOTA

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Oct. 9, 6:00 PDTSite ...................................Davis, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(530) 752-1915Last Meeting .....................10/31/09 (SUU won, 56-35)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 10-4

GENERALLocation ...........................Vermillion, S.D. Founded ...........................1862Enrollment .......................9,617President .........................James W. Abbott

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................Coyotes (“kie-YOTES”)School Colors ...................Red & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Div. I FCS Conference .......................Great West ConferenceStadium ............................DakotaDome (10,000)Athletics Director .............David Herbster (interim)Athletics Phone ................(605) 677-5309

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Amil AndersonEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(605) 677-5927Press Box Phone ...............(605) 677-5761Web Address ....................www.usdcoyotes.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Ed Meierkort Alma Mater.......................Dakota Wesleyan ‘82Office Phone.....................(605) 677-6164Record at School...............44-23 (6 years) Career Record ...................99-78 (17 years)Assistant Coaches .............Wesley Beschorner, Offensive Coord..........................................Chuck Morrell, Def. Coord./Secondary.........................................Tony Spencer, Offensive Line/Recruiting.........................................Adam Breske, Linebackers.........................................Tim Triplett, Wide Receivers.........................................B.J. Campbell, Grad. Asst./Linebackers.........................................Colin Prosser, Grad. Asst./Tight Ends.........................................Nick Benedetto, Grad. Asst./Def. BacksStarters Returning .............13 (6 off., 5 def., 2 special teams)Starters Lost .....................12 (5 off., 6 def., 1 special teams)Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....43/21

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongChris Ganious, RB 10 148 869 41 828 5.6 4 45Marcus Sims, RB 10 17 70 4 66 3.9 1 13

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatDante Warren, QB 9 15 12 0 80.0 127 0 151.12

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongTom Flanagan, WR 9 45 530 11.8 4 52Dustin Nowotny, WR 10 31 337 10.9 2 35 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLAdam Broders, LB 31 47 78 0-0 1.5-8 5.5-17Shea Williams, LB 40 27 67 0-0 0.0-0 0.5-1Shane Potter, DB 36 31 67 2-24 0.0-0 2.5-4Jim Thompson, DB 35 24 59 2-0 0.0-0 0.0-0Dion Price, DB 13 7 20 0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

2009 RESULTS (5-5) 9/3 WILLIAM PENN W, 52-09/12 at Northern Iowa L, 7-669/19 DRAKE W, 51-219/26 SE LOUISIANA W, 44-1310/3 at North Dakota* L, 12-2710/10 UC DAVIS* L(ot), 23-2410/17 at Montana State L(ot), 24-3110/31 at Northern Colorado L, 17-2111/7 SOUTHERN UTAH* W, 45-2111/14 at Cal Poly* W, 50-48


Ed Meierkort Head Coach

Chris GaniousJunior RB

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 PIKEVILLE 2:009/18 NICHOLLS STATE 2:009/25 vs. Edward Waters 1:0010/2 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 2:0010/9 MISSOURI S&T 2:0010/16 at Lamar 5:0010/23 at UC Davis 2:0010/30 GEORGIA STATE 2:0011/6 HENDERSON STATE 2:0011/11 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 4:00

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GAME 7: SOUTH ALABAMA

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Oct. 23, 2:00 p.m. PDT Site ...................................Davis, Calif..Ticket Info ........................(530) 752-1915Last Meeting .....................First meetingAll-Time Series .................First meeting

GENERALLocation ...........................Mobile, Ala.Founded ...........................1963Enrollment .......................14,757President .........................V. Gordon Moulton

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................JaguarsSchool Colors ...................Blue, Red & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FBS ReclassifyingConference .......................IndependentStadium ............................Ladd-Peebles Stadium (38,888)Athletics Director .............Joel ErdmannAthletics Phone ................(251) 460-7121

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Brian FremundEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(251) 414-8032Press Box Phone ...............(251) 208-2677Web Address ....................www.usajaguars.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Joey JonesAlma Mater.......................Alabama ’89Office Phone.....................(251) 414-4004Record at School...............11-13/ 2 yearsCareer Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches .............Bill Clark, Assistant HC/Def. Coordinator .........................................Ron Antoine, Wide Receivers.........................................Kurt Crain, Linebackers.........................................Chuck Dunn, Outside Linebackers.........................................Greg Gregory, Offensive Coordinator/QBs.........................................Tommy Perry, Special Teams/RBs.........................................Mitch Rodrigue, Offensive Tackles/TEs.........................................Brian Turner, Recruiting Coordinator/DL.........................................John Turner, Offensive Guards/Centers.........................................Duwan Walker, Defensive BacksStarters Returning .............22 (10 off., 10 def., 2 special teams)Starters Lost .....................2Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....46/8

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongBrandon Ross, RB 7 75 597 3 594 7.9 13 60Santuan McGee, RB 7 49 357 7 350 7.1 4 34

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatMyles Gibbon, QB 6 51 29 2 56.9 538 6 176.45

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongCourtney Smith, WR 7 20 473 23.6 5 73Lamontis Gardner, WR 7 6 152 25.3 0 40 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLJustin Dunn, LB 21 19 40 0.0 2.0-7 7.5-14Charlie Higgenbotham, LB 12 14 26 0-0 0.5-2 3.0-11Clifton Crews, LB 11 13 24 1-49 3.5-22 7.0-32Enrique Williams, LB 15 9 24 0-0 1.0-8 2.5-11Bryson James, LB 10 13 23 0-0 1.0-11 2.0-14

2009 RESULTS (7-0) 9/5 Hargrave Military Academy W, 30-139/26 Army Prep W, 56-010/10 Georgia Military JC W, 31-310/17 Louisburg JC W, 41-710/31 Fork Union Military Academy W, 64-611/7 Milford Academy W, 64-1211/12 Huntington College W, 35-0

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Joey JonesHead Coach

Courtney SmithSenior WR

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Wyoming 6:009/11 SAN DIEGO 5:009/18 at San Jose State 5:009/25 at Texas State 4:0010/2 NORTHERN ARIZONA Noon10/9 at North Dakota* 2:0010/16 CAL POLY* 2:0010/23 SOUTH DAKOTA* Noon10/30 at UC Davis* 4:0011/6 DIXIE STATE Noon11/13 at Eastern Washington 1:00

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GAME 8: SOUTHERN UTAH

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Oct. 30, 4:00 p.m. PDT Site ...................................Davis, Calif..Ticket Info ........................(530) 752-1915Last Meeting .....................10/31/09 (Southern Utah won, 56-35)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 10-4

GENERALLocation ...........................Cedar City, UtahFounded ...........................1946Enrollment .......................7,529President .........................Dr. Michael T. Benson

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................ThunderbirdsSchool Colors ...................Scarlet & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Great WestStadium ............................Eccles Coliseum (8,500)Athletics Director .............Ken BeazerAthletics Phone ................(435) 865-8354

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Neil GardnerEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(435) 586-7753Press Box Phone ...............(435) 586-5447Web Address ....................www.suutbirds.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Ed LambAlma Mater.......................BYU ’96Office Phone.....................Contact SIDRecord at School...............11-13/ 2 yearsCareer Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ...........Steve Clark, Offensive Coordinator.........................................Justin Ena, Def. Coordinator/Linebackers.........................................Paul Peterson, QB, Receivers/Recruiting.........................................Demario Warren, Defensive Secondary.........................................Ryan Hunt, Defensive Line.........................................Teag Whiting, Offensive Line.........................................Blaine Monkres, Running Backs/Tight Ends.........................................Aaron Fernandez, Grad. Assistant.........................................Ronnie Pentz, Grad. Assistant.........................................Dan Bennion, Strength & ConditioningStarters Returning .............15 (7 off., 7 def., 1 special teams)Starters Lost .....................11Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....39/17

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongAustin Minefee, RB 10 99 566 22 544 5.5 1 46Major Gray, RB 11 121 518 28 490 4.0 7 21

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatNone

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongTysson Poots, WR 9 65 1081 12.7 15 65Fesi Sitake, WR 11 79 848 10.7 9 50 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLColin Pretlow, CB 58 25 83 4-96 0 3.5-7Erron Vonner, CB 38 30 68 1-12 0 1.5-4Akeem Anifowoshe, CB 35 33 68 0 0 2.5-8Dion Turner, CB 40 21 61 1-21 0 1.0-6Drew Willard, OLB 32 28 60 1-0 1.5-9 3.5-11

2009 RESULTS (5-8) 9/3 DIXIE STATE W,36-79/12 at San Diego State L,19-359/19 at Northern Arizona L,39-429/26 at Utah State L,34-5310/3 TEXAS STATE W,38-1610/17 at Cal Poly* L,23-2410/24 NORTH DAKOTA* W,35-1010/31 UC DAVIS* W,56-3511/7 at South Dakota* L,21-4511/14 EASTERN WASHINGTON L,28-4111/21 at San Diego W,37-32

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Ed LambHead Coach

Tysson PootsSenior WR

2010 Opponents


2010 SCHEDULE9/2 at Idaho 6:009/11 at Northern Illinois 4:009/18 NORTHEASTERN STATE 2:009/25 NORTHWESTERN STATE 2:0010/2 at South Dakota* Noon10/9 SOUTHERN UTAH* 2:0010/23 at Cal Poly* 6:0510/30 LAMAR 10 a.m.11/6 UC DAVIS* Noon11/13 at Montana 11 a.m.11/20 at South Dakota State 11 a.m.


GAME 9: NORTH DAKOTA

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Nov. 6, 10:00 a.m. PDT Site ...................................Grand Forks, N.D.Ticket Info ........................(701) 777-0855Last Meeting .....................10/24/09 (UC Davis won, 34-31)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 2-1

GENERALLocation ...........................Grand Forks, N.D. Founded ...........................1883Enrollment .......................12,748President .........................Dr. Robert Kelley

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................Fighting SiouxSchool Colors ...................Kelly Green & WhiteAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Great WestStadium ............................Alerus Center (12,283)Athletics Director .............Brian FaisonAthletics Phone ................(701) 777-2234

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Christy KramerEmail ................................christykramer@mail.und.nodak.eduOffice Phone.....................(701) 777-4210Press Box Phone ...............(701) 792-1501/1502Web Address ....................www.GoViks.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Chris MussmanAlma Mater.......................Iowa State ‘90Office Phone.....................(701) 777-4191Record at School...............12-9/1 yearCareer Record ...................SameAssistant Coaches: ...........Mike Mannausau, Asst. HC/Co-Def. Coord..........................................John Kellin, Co-Def. Coord., Secondary.........................................Greg Breitbach, Offensive Coordinator.........................................Tim Belmore, Wide Receivers/Recruiting.........................................Rod Carey, Offensive Line.........................................Josh Kotelnicki, Special Teams, Inside LB’s.........................................Jace Schillinger, Running Backs.........................................Mike Kubes, Tight EndsStarters Returning .............15 (6 off., 9 def., 0 special teams)Starters Lost .....................9Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....32/18

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongMitch Sutton, RB 11 149 704 15 689 4.6 6 47Jake Landry, QB 11 85 359 142 217 2.6 2 28

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatJake Landry 11 178 301 9 59.1 1968 12 178.9

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongMitch Sutton, RB 11 27 280 10.4 1 51Ryan Dressler, WR 11 23 150 6.5 1 17

Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLDominque Hawkins, DB 42 19 61 2-47 0 3.5-10Curtis Dublanko, LB 47 12 59 1-16 2.0-16 6.5-23Joel Schwenzfier, DB 43 16 59 5-52 0 8.0-17Kris Ankenbauer 43 13 56 0 0 1.0-1Ross Cochran, LB 21 12 33 0 1.0-0 4.5-21

2009 RESULTS (6-5) 9/5 at Texas Tech L,13-389/19 at Northwestern State W,27-209/26 at Stephen F. Austin L,31-6510/3 SOUTH DAKOTA* W,27-1210/10 STONY BROOK W,31-2410/17 SIOUX FALLS L,13-2810/24 at Southern Utah* L,10-2510/31 CAL POLY* W,31-1711/7 SOUTHERN OREGON W,30-2411/14 at UC Davis* L,20-2811/28 at Central Arkansas W,17-16


Chris MussmanHead Coach

Mitch SuttonSophomore RB

2010 Opponents


2010 Opponents

2010 SCHEDULE9/4 HUMBOLDT STATE 6:059/11 MONTANA 6:059/18 at Texas State 4:009/25 at McNeese State 5:0010/2 at Fresno State 7:0010/9 at Old Dominion 3:0010/16 at Southern Utah* 2:0010/23 NORTH DAKOTA* 6:0510/30 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 6:05 11/6 at South Dakota* 2:0511/13 UC DAVIS* 6:05


GAME 10: CAL POLY

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Nov. 13, 6:05 p.m. PDT Site ...................................San Luis Obispo, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(805) 756-5806 Last Meeting .....................11/7/09 (UC Davis won 23-10)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 17-16-2

GENERALLocation ...........................San Luis Obispo, Calif. Founded ...........................1901Enrollment .......................19,325Interim President .............Robert Glidden

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................MustangsSchool Colors ...................Forest Green & GoldAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Great WestStadium ............................Alex G. Spanos Stadium (11,075)Athletics Director .............Alison E. ConeAthletics Phone ................(805) 756-2924

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Eric BurdickEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(805) 756-6550Press Box Phone ...............(805) 756-3427Web Address ....................www.GoPoly.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Tim WalshAlma Mater.......................UC Riverside ‘77Office Phone.....................Contact SIDRecord at School...............4-7/1 yearCareer Record ...................121-89/19 yearsAssistant Coaches: ...........Bryan Cook, Co-Offensive Coord., QBs.........................................Saga Tuitele, Co-Offensive Coord., OL.........................................Aristotle Thompson, Running backs.........................................Juston Wood, Wide Receivers.........................................Greg Lupfer, Defensive Coordinator, DBs.........................................Jamar Cain, Defensive Line.........................................Josh Brown, Inside Linebackers.........................................Matt Crivello, Offensive Assistant, OL.........................................Pat Johnson, Defensive Assistant, DBs.........................................Steve Cox, Defensive Assistant, OLB.........................................Jason Cox, Volunteer Assistant, OLStarters Returning .............23 (11 off., 8 def., 4 special teams)Starters Lost .....................6Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....59/16

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongJake Romanelli, FB 11 107 497 5 492 4.6 2 42Jordan Yocum, FB 9 115 466 7 459 4.0 1 21

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatTony Smith, QB 11 112 219 8 51.1 1618 15 147.1

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongDominique Johnson, WR 10 43 741 17.2 6 73David Mahr, SB 11 19 194 10.2 1 29 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLMarty Mohamed, LB 51 42 93 0 3.0-23 8.5-33Kenny Jackson, LB 23 35 58 1-22 0 4.5-8Asa Jackson, CB 31 17 48 2-47 0 3.0-7Bijon Samoodi, CB 28 16 44 1-0 0 2.0-2Scottie Cordier, CB 25 13 38 4-69 0 1.0-3

2009 RESULTS (4-7) 9/12 SACRAMENTO STATE W,38-199/19 at Ohio L,10-289/26 at San Jose State L,9-1910/3 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W,21-1410/10 at Montana L,23-3510/17 SOUTHERN UTAH* W,24-2310/24 DIXIE STATE W,44-1410/31 at North Dakota* L,17-3111/7 at UC Davis* L,10-2311/14 SOUTH DAKOTA* L,48-5011/21 at Weber State L,14-47


Tim WalshHead Coach

Dominique JohnsonSenior WR


2010 Opponents

2010 SCHEDULE9/4 at Stanford 3:309/11 WESTERN OREGON 6:059/18 WEBER STATE* 6:059/25 at Montana* 12:0510/2 MONTANA STATE* 1:0510/9 NORTHERN COLORADO* 2:0510/23 at Eastern Washington* 1:0510/30 at Northern Arizona* 3:0511/6 PORTLAND STATE* 2:0511/13 at Idaho State* 2:3511/20 at UC Davis 4:05

* - Big Sky Conference gameHOME GAMES IN CAPS All times Pacific

GAME 11: SACRAMENTO STATE

GAME INFORMATIONDate & Time ....................Nov. 20, 4 p.m. PDT Site ...................................Davis, Calif.Ticket Info ........................(530) 752-1915 Last Meeting .....................11/21/09 (Sac State won, 31-28)All-Time Series .................UC Davis leads, 39-18

GENERALLocation ...........................Sacramento, Calif. Founded ...........................1947Enrollment .......................29,362President .........................Dr. Alexander Gonzalez

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTNickname .........................HornetsSchool Colors ...................Green & GoldAffilation ..........................NCAA Division I FCSConference .......................Big SkyStadium ............................Hornet Stadium (21,295)Athletics Director .............Dr. Terry WanlessAthletics Phone ................(916) 278-6348

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...............Brian BergerEmail [email protected] Phone.....................(916) 278-4313Press Box Phone ...............(916) 278-5995Web Address ....................www.hornetsports.com

FOOTBALLHead Coach ......................Marshall SperbeckAlma Mater.......................Nevada ‘84Office Phone.....................Contact SIDRecord at School...............14-20/3 yearsCareer Record ...................123-73/18 yearsAssistant Coaches: ...........Anthony Parker, Defensive Coordinator.........................................Klayton Adams, Offensive Line.........................................Lou Baiz, Linebacjkers.........................................Robby Case, Tight Ends.........................................Daniel DaPrato, Receivers/Special Teams.........................................Aaron Ingram, Running Backs.........................................Jon Osterhout, Defensive Line.........................................Steve Roberson, Defensive Backs.........................................Greg Sasser, Defensive Assistant.........................................Adam Herald, Offensive AssistantStarters Returning .............13 (5 off., 6 def., 2 special teams)Starters Lost .....................9Letterwinners Ret./Lost .....42/24

TOP STATISTICAL RETURNEES Rushing G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LongSam McCowan, RB 11 83 365 21 344 4.1 4 37Jake Croxdale, RB 5 55 213 14 199 3.6 3 28

Passing G Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD RatMcLeod Bethel-Thompson, QB 10 64 110 5 58.2 746 4 118.1

Receiving G No. Yds Avg. TD LongBrandyn Reed, WR 10 46 731 15.9 7 48Dylan Lane, WR 11 40 409 10.2 3 54 Tackles Solo Ast Total INT Sacks TFLZach Schrader, DB 50 53 103 4-78 0 0.5-1Peter Buck, LB 39 71 80 0 1.0-1 4.5-8Deionte Gordon, DB 39 29 68 1-0 0 0Christian Clark, DL 27 17 44 0 10-64 15.5-75Zach Nash, DL 17 17 34 0 2.5-13 3.5-15

2009 RESULTS (6-5) 9/5 at UNLV L,3-389/12 at Cal Poly L,19-389/26 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L,30-5610/3 at Portland State8 W,31-1410/10 IDAHO STATE* W,38-1710/17 at Weber State* L,10-4910/24 MONTANA* L,30-4510/31 NORTHERN ARIZONA* W,27-2411/7 at Northern Colorado* W,38-3511/14 at Montana State* L,17-2711/21 UC DAVIS W,31-28

* - Big Sky Conference gameHOME GAMES IN CAPS

Marshall SperbeckHead Coach

Christian ClarkSenior DL


Series History - 2010 Opponents

MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMSAggies 52, Hornets 42 1996 94

MOST POINTS, ONE TEAMAggies 58, Hornets 23 2004 58

PASSING YARDS - INDIVIDUAL1. A.J. Bernhardt, Sac State 1999 3922. Kevin Daft, UC Davis 1997 3793. Mark Grieb, UC Davis 1996 378t4. Ricky Ray, Sac State 1999 377t4. Greg Knapp, Sac State 1984 377

LONGEST PASSING PLAYJ.T. O’Sullivan to Onome Ojo, UC Davis 2001 80

RUSHING YARDS - INDIVIDUAL1. Preston Jackson, UC Davis 1994 2432. Charles Roberts, Sac State 1999 211t3. Troy Mills, Sac State 1991 185t3. Jim Allen, UC Davis 1972 1855. Troy Mills, Sac State 1990 168

LONGEST RUSHING PLAYRonnie Edwards, Sac State 1977 86

SACRAMENTO STATEAggies vs. Hornets: 39-18 Toomey Field: 18-7 Aggie Stadium: 0-1 Hornet Stadium: 12-6 Hughes Stadium: 7-4 Grant Bowl: 2-1Aggie Streak: Lost 2First Meeting: 10/9/54 (W, 14-0 at Hughes Stadium)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score11/21/09 ..................Hornet ........... L ............28-3111/8/08 .................... Aggie ........... L ............19-2911/3/07 ....................Hornet .......... W ..........31-2611/18/06 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........30-169/24/05 ....................Hornet .......... W ..........37- 79/25/04 ................... Toomey ......... W ..........58-2310/4/03 ....................Hornet .......... W ..........31-2710/5/02 ................... Hughes ......... W ..........38-2110/27/01 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........43- 010/28/00 ................. Hughes ......... W ..........13-109/18/99 ....................Hornet ........... L ............27-489/19/98 ................... Toomey ......... W ..........35-179/20/97 ....................Hornet ...... W (3ot) .......36-289/21/96 ................... Toomey .......... L ............24-2710/28/95 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........52-4210/8/94 ................... Toomey ......... W ..........27-2411/13/93 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........47-3210/3/92 ................... Hughes ......... W ..........21-1410/5/91 ................... Hughes .......... L ............18-509/22/90 ................... Hughes .......... L ............12-169/23/89 ................... Hughes .......... L ............20-2111/19/88* ............... Toomey .......... L ............14-359/24/88 ................... Toomey .......... L ............28-3111/14/87 ................. Hughes ......... W ..........28-1011/15/86 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........29- 611/16/85 ................. Hughes ......... W ..........37-3011/17/84 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........38-2111/12/83 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........52-1411/13/82 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........51- 611/21/81 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........21-1310/4/80 ................... Hughes ......... W ..........16- 610/6/79 ................... Toomey ......... W ..........32- 710/14/78 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........39- 010/15/77 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........28- 010/23/76 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........34- 010/18/75 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........38- 310/26/74 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........22-1710/27/73 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........24-1511/4/72 ....................Hornet .......... W ..........17-1611/13/71 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........24-1711/21/70 ..................Hornet .......... W ..........28-1010/4/69 ................... Toomey ......... L^ ...........10-1810/12/68 ..................Hornet ........... L ............ 7-2410/20/67 ................. Toomey .......... L ............ 6-2310/29/66 ..................Hornet ........... L ............24-3611/6/65 ................... Toomey ......... W ..........20-1411/14/64 ..................Hornet ........... L ............ 0-2711/15/63 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........17- 811/17/62 ................. Hughes .......... L ............ 7-2611/17/61 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........14- 0

11/19/60 .................. Grant............ L ............ 0-3111/14/59 ................. Toomey .......... L ............ 6-2111/15/58 .................. Grant........... W ..........22-1411/16/57 ................. Toomey .......... L ............ 0-2610/13/56 .................. Grant........... W ..........33-2610/15/55 ................. Toomey ......... W ..........29- 010/9/54 ................... Hughes ......... W ..........14- 0

* - NCAA Playoff ^ - Game later forfeited

Additional 2010 opponent series on pages 70-71.

ALL-TIME CAUSEWAY PERFORMANCESTOTAL OFFENSE - TEAM1. Hornets 1999 5962. Aggies 1982 5813. Aggies 1993 5674. Aggies 2001 5635. Aggies 1997 551

TOTAL DEFENSE - TEAM1. Hornets 1960 452. Aggies 1954 523. Aggies 1961 1064. Aggies 1963 1135. Hornets 1957 116

RUSHING OFFENSE - TEAM1. Hornets 1972 3162. Aggies 1993 3053. Hornets 1962 2994. Hornets 1985 2955. Hornets 1991 292

RUSHING DEFENSE - TEAM1. Aggies 1954 -332. Hornets 1960 -303. Hornets 2007 24. Aggies 1992 115. Aggies 1983 18

PASSING OFFENSE - TEAM1. Hornets 1992 4152. Hornets 1997 3923. Aggies 1997 3794. Hornets 1999 3775. Aggies 1982 355

PASSING DEFENSE - TEAM1. Hornets 1958 02. Aggies 1963 63. Hornets 1968 114. Aggies 1971 125. Hornets 1957 15



CALIFORNIAAggies vs. Golden Bears: 0-8 Davis: 0-0 Berkeley: 0-8Aggie Streak: Lost 8First Meeting: 9/17/32 (L, 6-20 in Berkeley)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score9/30/39 ....................... A .............. L ............14-3210/8/38 ....................... A .............. L ..............0-4810/16/37 ..................... A .............. L ..............0-149/26/36 ....................... A .............. L ..............0-399/28/35 ....................... A .............. L ..............0-479/29/34 ....................... A .............. L ..............0-549/30/33 ....................... A .............. L ..............0-399/17/32 ....................... A .............. L ..............6-20

PORTLAND STATEAggies vs. Vikings: 4-6 Davis: 2-1 Portland: 2-5Aggie Streak: Won 3First Meeting: 9/14/74 (W, 50-21 in Davis)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score10/24/09 ..................... A ............. W ..........34-319/13/08 ....................... H ............. W ..........38-249/8/07 ......................... A ............. W ..........26-179/10/05 ....................... H .............. L ............12-1411/20/04 ..................... A .............. L ............21-3810/11/96 ..................... A .............. L ............27-3210/7/95 ....................... A .............. L ............13-4011/21/92* ................... A .............. L ............28-4211/15/75 ..................... A .............. L ............21-329/14/74 ....................... H ............. W ..........50-21

* - NCAA Playoffs

SAN DIEGOAggies vs. Toreros: 2-1 Davis: 2-0 San Diego: 0-1Aggie Streak: Lost 1First Meeting: 11/22/06 (W, 37-27 in Davis)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score11/22/08 ..................... A .............. L ............20-289/1/07 ......................... H ............. W ..........49-4611/22/06 ..................... H ............. W ..........37-27

WEBER STATEAggies vs. Wildcats: 1-0 Davis: 0-0 Ogden: 1-0Aggie Streak: Won 1First Meeting: 9/18/04 (W, 31-29 in Ogden)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score9/18/04 ....................... A ............. W ..........31-29

SAN JOSE STATEAggies vs. Spartans: 3-4-2 Davis: 0-0-1 Sacramento: 0-1-1 San Jose: 2-3-0 Site unknown: 1-0-0Aggie Streak: Lost 2First Meeting: 1922 (W, 58-0, site unknown)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score8/30/08 ....................... A .............. L ............10-139/29/07 ....................... A .............. L ............14-3410/20/34 ..................... H .............. T .............0- 011/11/33 ..................... A .............. L ..............0-2011/18/32 ..................... N .............. L ..............7-1911/14/31 ..................... A ............. W ..........13- 010/4/30 ....................... N .............. T .............0- 010/12/29 ..................... A ............. W ..........13- 01922.............................na ............. W ..........58- 0

SOUTH DAKOTAAggies vs. Coyotes: 1-1 Davis: 0-1 Vermillion: 1-0Aggie Streak: Won 1First Meeting: 11/29/86 (L, 23-26 in Davis)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score10/10/09 ..................... A .......... W (ot) ........24-2311/29/86* ................... H .............. L ............23-26

* - NCAA Playoffs

SOUTH ALABAMAAggies vs. Jaguars: First meeting



SOUTHERN UTAHAggies vs. Thunderbirds: 10-4 Davis: 7-0 Cedar City: 3-4Aggie Streak: Lost 1First Meeting: 9/25/93 (L, 27-28 in Cedar City)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score10/31/09 ..................... A .............. L ............35-5610/11/08 ..................... H ............. W ..........49-2610/20/07 ..................... A ............. W ..........41-2110/21/06 ..................... H ............. W ..........27- 710/15/05 ..................... H ............. W ..........33-2110/23/04 ..................... A .............. L ............15-1910/14/00 ..................... H ............. W ..........56-2010/9/99 ....................... A ............. W ..........24- 911/14/98 ..................... H ............. W ..........35-2811/1/97 ....................... A .............. L ............27-3711/16/96 ..................... H ............. W ..........26-1911/4/95 ....................... A ............. W ..........37-2110/1/94 ....................... H ............. W ..........41-169/25/93 ....................... A .............. L ............27-28

NORTH DAKOTAAggies vs. North Dakota: 2-1 Davis: 2-0 Grand Forks: 0-1Aggie Streak: Won 2First Meeting: 12/1/01 (L, 2-14 in Grand Forks)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score11/14/09 ..................... H ............. W ..........28-2010/25/08 ..................... H ............. W ..........34-2112/1/01* ..................... A .............. L ..............2-14

* - NCAA Playoff

CAL POLYAggies vs. Mustangs: 17-16-2 Davis: 10-6-2 San Luis Obispo: 7-10-0Aggie Streak: Won 1First Meeting: 11/4/39 (W, 28-0 in Davis)

Date .............................Site ..........Result .........Score11/6/09 ....................... H ............. W ..........23-1011/15/08 ..................... A .............. L ............28-5110/13/07 ..................... H .............. L ............28-6310/7/06 ....................... A .............. L ............17-2310/29/05 ..................... H ............. W ..........20-1310/30/04 ..................... A ............. W ..........36-3311/8/03 ....................... H .............. L ............14-1810/26/02 ..................... A ............. W ..........28-1410/20/01 ..................... H .............. L ............28-3110/21/00 ..................... A ............. W ..........63-28

10/23/99 ..................... H ............. W ..........31-2410/3/98 ....................... A ............. W ..........34-249/6/97 ......................... H .............. L ............19-2011/2/96 ....................... A .............. L ............13-1711/11/95 ..................... H ............. W ..........34-3110/15/94 ..................... A .............. L ............31-329/11/93 ....................... H ............. W ..........37-2610/10/92 ..................... H .............. T ...........31-319/14/91 ....................... A ............. W ..........31-2810/6/90 ....................... H .............. L ............ 0-1910/28/89 ..................... A .............. L ............21-2810/29/88 ..................... H .............. T ...........21-2110/3/87 ....................... A .............. L ............ 0-419/20/86 ....................... H ............. W ..........32-219/28/85 ....................... A ............. W ..........34-219/29/84 ....................... H ............. W ..........10- 610/8/83 ....................... A ............. W ..........24-1410/9/82 ....................... H ............. W ..........24- 010/17/81 ..................... A .............. L ............ 0-309/28/80 ....................... H .............. L ............25-289/29/79 ....................... A .............. L ............10-3111/11/78 ..................... H ............. W ..........29-2211/20/76 ..................... A .............. L ............14-2611/16/40 ..................... A .............. L ............ 7-2011/4/39 ....................... H ............. W ..........28- 0

SACRAMENTO STATESee page 69 for series information and records.

The Aggies reclaimed the Golden Horseshoe trophy after last year’s 23-10 win over Great West Conference rival Cal Poly.


MEETINGSCOLLEGES W L T First LastAbilene Christian 2 0 0 2001 2002Angelo State 1 1 0 1989 1998Arizona 1 1 0 1923 1924Arizona State 0 1 0 1940 1940Bethune-Cookman 1 0 0 1977 1977Bloomsburg 0 1 0 2000 2000BOISE STATE 0 4 0 1973 2009Brigham Young 2 2 1 1926 1937Butler 1 0 0 1983 1983Cal Lutheran 3 0 1 1977 1984Cal Poly Pomona 7 2 0 1966 1982CAL POLY 17 16 2 1939 2009Cal State Fullerton 1 1 0 1973 1974Cal State Hayward 23 5 0 1965 1992Cal State Long Beach 0 2 0 1956 1957Cal State Northridge 14 6 0 1975 2001Cal Tech 1 0 1 1925 1926California 0 8 0 1932 1939Carson-Newman 0 1 0 1996 1996Central Arkansas 1 1 0 2006 2008Central Oklahoma 2 0 0 1996 1999Central Washington 7 1 0 1997 2003Chadron State 1 0 0 2000 2000Chico State 46 20 3 1922 1996Clarion 1 0 0 1997 1997Eastern Illinois 0 1 0 1978 1978Eastern Oregon 1 0 0 2000 2000Eastern Washington 0 2 0 2005 2007Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1993 1993FRESNO STATE 5 12 1 1922 2009Grand Valley State 2 2 0 1997 2003Humboldt State 41 15 3 1935 2002Idaho 0 1 0 1997 1997

MEETINGSCOLLEGES W L T First LastIona 1 0 0 2008 2008LaVerne 1 0 0 1936 1936Lehigh 0 1 0 1977 1977Loyola Marymount 1 2 0 1928 1930Massachusetts 0 1 0 1972 1972Mesa State 1 0 0 2000 2000MONTANA 0 4 0 1926 2008Montana State 1 0 0 2006 2006Nevada 21 27 3 1915 1989New Hampshire 0 1 0 2005 2005New Haven 1 2 0 1997 1999New Mexico Highlands 2 0 0 2000 2001NORTH DAKOTA 2 1 0 2001 2009North Dakota State 4 6 0 1982 2006Northeastern 1 1 0 2007 2008Northeastern State (Okla.) 0 1 0 1999 1999Northern Colorado 4 1 0 2003 2008Northern Michigan 1 0 0 1982 1982Occidental 3 11 2 1940 1971Oregon State 0 4 0 1927 1930Pacific (Ore.) 3 3 0 1949 1960Pacific 7 18 2 1923 1994Pomona College 2 0 0 1962 1963PORTLAND STATE 4 6 0 1974 2009Puget Sound 2 1 0 1977 1981Sacramento City Coll. 6 2 2 1928 1939SACRAMENTO STATE 39 18 0 1954 2009Saint Mary’s 13 8 0 1915 2003San Diego 2 1 0 2006 2008San Francisco 4 4 0 1917 1971San Francisco State 33 17 1 1937 1994San Jose State 3 4 2 1929 2008Santa Clara 19 15 1 1920 1992

MEETINGSCOLLEGES W L T First LastSonoma State 14 2 0 1970 1996SOUTH DAKOTA 1 1 0 1986 2009South Dakota State 2 4 0 1997 2007Southern Oregon 6 1 1 1932 1953SOUTHERN UTAH 10 4 0 1993 2009Stanford 1 1 0 1932 2005Stephen F. Austin 0 2 0 2004 2005Tarleton State 1 0 0 2001 2001Texas A&M-Commerce 2 0 0 1998 1999Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 3 0 1993 2002Texas Christian (TCU) 0 1 0 2006 2006Texas State 0 2 0 1982 2003UCLA 0 2 0 1932 1934UC Riverside 10 2 0 1960 1975UC Santa Barbara 7 14 2 1938 1965Weber State 1 0 0 2004 2004West Chester 1 0 0 2000 2000Western New Mexico 1 0 0 1996 1996WESTERN OREGON 9 0 0 1997 2004Western State 1 0 0 1995 1995Western Washington 7 1 0 1997 2007Whittier 4 16 1 1938 1972Willamette 0 1 1 1957 1958Youngstown State 0 1 0 2006 2006

Clubs & Non-schools 29 31 4 1915 1950

2010 OPPONENTS IN BOLD2009 OPPONENTS IN CAPS

First time opponents in 2010: South Alabama

SERIES RECORDS DURING BOB BIGGS ERA

(1993-2009) W L T HomeAbilene Christian 2 0 0 –Angelo State 1 0 0 ---Bloomsburg 0 1 0 0-1-0BOISE STATE 0 1 0 –CAL POLY 9 7 0 4-4-0Cal State Hayward (now East Bay) 1 0 0 1-0-0Cal State Northridge 3 2 0 3-0-0Carson-Newman 0 1 0 —Central Arkansas 1 1 0 1-0-0Central Oklahoma 2 0 0 2-0-0Central Washington 7 1 0 3-0-0Chico State 3 0 0 2-0-0Clarion 1 0 0 ---Eastern Oregon 1 0 0 1-0-0Eastern Washington 0 2 0 0-0-0Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1-0-0FRESNO STATE 0 1 0 –Grand Valley State 2 2 0 1-1-0Humboldt State 5 1 1 3-0-1Idaho 0 1 0 —Iona 1 0 0 1-0-0Mesa State 1 0 0 1-0-0MONTANA 0 2 0 —Montana State 0 1 0 0-0-0New Hampshire 0 1 0 0-1-0 New Haven 1 2 0 0-1-0New Mexico Highlands 2 0 0 1-0-0

(1993-2009) W L T HomeNORTH DAKOTA 2 1 0 2-0-0North Dakota State 3 3 0 1-3-0Northeastern 1 1 0 1-0-0Northeastern State 0 1 0 0-1-0Northern Colorado 4 1 0 2-1-0Pacific 0 1 0 —PORTLAND STATE 3 4 0 1-1-0SACRAMENTO STATE 13 4 0 6-2-0Saint Mary’s 9 1 0 5-0-0San Diego 2 1 0 2-0-0San Francisco State 2 0 0 1-0-0San Jose State 0 1 0 0-0-0Sonoma State 4 0 0 2-0-0SOUTH DAKOTA 1 0 0 –South Dakota State 2 4 0 1-2-0SOUTHERN UTAH 10 4 0 7-0-0Stanford 1 0 0 0-0-0Stephen F. Austin 0 2 0 0-1-0Tarleton State 1 0 0 1-0-0Texas A&M-Commerce 2 0 0 1-0-0Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 2 0 0-2-0Texas Christian (TCU) 0 1 0 0-0-0Texas State 0 1 0 —Weber State 1 0 0 —West Chester 1 0 0 1-0-0Western New Mexico 1 0 0 1-0-0WESTERN OREGON 9 0 0 5-0-0

All-Time Series Records

(1993-2009) W L T HomeWestern State 1 0 0 1-0-0Western Washington 7 1 0 4-1-0WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1 0 0 1-0-0Youngstown State 0 1 0 0-0-0

2010 OPPONENTS IN BOLD2009 OPPONENTS IN CAPS

First-time opponents in 2010: California, South Alabama


NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS2002.......Quarterfinal at Kingsville, Texas .................. Lost to Texas A&M-Kingsville, 20-27 (ot)...............First Round at Ellensburg, Wash. ......................... Defeated Central Washington, 24-62001....... Semifinal Round at Grand Forks, N.D. ..............................Lost to North Dakota, 2-14...............Quarterfinal at Davis .................................................... Defeated Tarleton State, 42-25...............First Round at Kingsville, Texas ......................Defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville, 37-322000 ...... Semfinal Round at Davis ...................................................Lost to Bloomsburg, 58-48...............Quarterfinal Round at Davis ............................................Defeated Mesa State, 62-18...............First Round at Davis ................................................. Defeated Chadron State, 48-101999.......Quarterfinal at Davis .................................................Lost to Northeastern State 19-14...............First Round at Davis ............................................Defeated Central Oklahoma, 33-171998.......First Round at Davis ..........................................Lost to Texas A&M-Kingsville, 54-211997....... Semifinal at New Haven, Conn. .......................................... Lost to New Haven 27-25...............Quarterfinal at San Angelo, Texas .................................... Defeated Angelo State 50-33...............First Round at Kingsville, Texas ......................Defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville, 37-331996....... Semifinal at Jefferson City, Tenn. ................................. Lost to Carson-Newman 29-26...............Quarterfinal at Davis ...............................................Defeated Central Oklahoma, 26-7...............First Round at Kingsville, Texas ......................Defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville, 17-141993.......Quarterfinal at Davis ..........................................Lost to Texas A&M-Kingsville, 51-28...............First Round at Davis ...................................................Defeated Fort Hays State 37-341992.......First Round at Portland, Ore. ..........................................Lost to Portland State, 42-281989.......First Round at Davis ......................................................... Lost to Angelo State, 28-231988.......First Round at Davis ..................................................Lost to Sacramento State, 35-141986.......Quarterfinal at Davis ....................................................... Lost to South Dakota, 26-231985.......Quarterfinal at Davis ...............................................Lost to North Dakota State, 31-121984.......Quarterfinal at Fargo, N.D. .....................................Lost to North Dakota State, 31-231983....... Semifinal at Davis ...................................................Lost to North Dakota State, 26-17...............Quarterfinal at Davis .................................................................. Defeated Butler, 25-61982.......Championship at McAllen, Texas ......................... Lost to Southwest Texas State, 34-9............... Semifinal at Davis ................................................Defeated North Dakota State, 19-14...............Quarterfinal at Davis ............................................Defeated Northern Michigan, 42-211978.......Quarterfinal at Davis ..................................................... Lost to Eastern Illinois, 35-311977....... Semifinal at Davis ......................................................................Lost to Lehigh, 39-30...............Quarterfinal at Davis ............................................ Defeated Bethune-Cookman, 34-16

NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION REGIONAL BOWLS1972.......Boardwalk Bowl at Atlantic City, N.J. ............................. Lost to Massachusetts, 35-14

LOCAL BOWL GAMES1951.......Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore. ...............................Lost to Pacific University (Ore.), 25-71949.......Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore. .............................Lost to Pacific University (Ore.), 33-15

Opponent (Last Game) ..........................W-L ..... HomeAngelo State (1997) ..................................... 1-1 ........... 0-1Bethune-Cookman (1977) ............................... 1-0 ........... 1-0Bloomsburg (2000)........................................ 0-1 ........... 0-1Butler (1983) ................................................ 1-0 ........... 1-0Carson-Newman (1996)................................. 0-1 ........... —Central Oklahoma (1999) ............................... 2-0 ........... 2-0Central Washington (2002) ............................. 1-0 ........... —Chadron State (2000) .................................... 1-0 ........... 1-0Eastern Illinois (1978) .................................... 0-1 ........... 0-1Fort Hays State (1993) .................................. 1-0 ........... 1-0Lehigh (1977) ............................................... 0-1 ........... 0-1Massachusetts (1972) .................................... 0-1 ........... —Mesa State ................................................... 1-0 ........... 1-0New Haven (1997) ........................................ 0-1 ........... —North Dakota (2001) ..................................... 0-1 ........... —North Dakota State (1985) ............................. 1-3 ........... 1-2

Opponent (Last Game) ..........................W-L ..... HomeNortheastern State (1999) .............................. 0-1 ........... 0-1Northern Michigan (1982) .............................. 1-0 ........... 1-0Pacific (1951) ............................................... 0-2 ........... —Portland State (1992) .................................... 0-1 ........... —Sacramento State (1988) ............................... 0-1 ........... 0-1South Dakota (1986) ..................................... 0-1 ........... 0-1Southwest Texas State (1982)......................... 0-1 ........... —Tarleton State (2001) ..................................... 1-0 ........... 1-0Texas A&M-Kingsville (2002) ........................... 3-3 .......... 0-2Totals ..................................................12-29 ...... 9-11

AGGIES in NCAA D-II PLAYOFFS (Began in 1973)Championship Game (1982)............................ 0-1 ........... —Semifinals (2000).......................................... 1-6 ........... 1-3Quarterfinals (2000) ...................................... 7-7 ........... 6-5Round of 16 (2000) ...................................... 7-4 ........... 3-3

Postseason Records

SINGLE-GAME – INDIVIDUALRUSHING YARDS Preston Jackson, 1993 vs. Fort Hays State....................172PASS COMPLETIONS Kevin Daft, 1997 at New Haven ..................................*43PASS ATTEMPTS Kevin Daft, 1997 at New Haven ..................................*64PASS YARDS Kevin Daft, 1997 at New Haven ...............................*482TOUCHDOWN PASSES J.T. O’Sullivan, 2000 vs. Mesa State ...............................6RECEPTIONS Michael Oliva, 2002 vs. TAMUK ....................................11 G.P. Muhammad, 1997 at New Haven Chris Mandeville, 1986 vs. South DakotaRECEIVING YARDS Michael Oliva, 2001 vs. TAMUK ..................................233TOTAL OFFENSE Kevin Daft, 1997 at New Haven ................................*505

* - set NCAA Division II Playoff Record

SEASON – INDIVIDUALRUSHING YARDS Jermaine Rucker, 1996 (3 gms)..................................343PASS ATTEMPTS Kevin Daft, 1997 (3 gms) ........................................*139PASSING YARDS Kevin Daft, 1997 (3 gms) .......................................1,199TOUCHDOWN PASSES J. T. O’Sullivan (3 gms) ...............................................13RECEPTIONS Francis Montes, 1997 (3 gms) ....................................23RECEIVING YARDS Michael Oliva (3 gms) ..............................................397SCORING Preston Jackson, 1993 (2 gms) ....................................36TOTAL OFFENSE J. T. O’Sullivan (3 gms) ..........................................1,207

CAREER – INDIVIDUALRUSHING YARDS Matt Brown, 1998-2000 (5 gms) ..............................480PASSING YARDS J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2000 (7 gms) ..............................2,602RECEPTIONS Michael Oliva, 1999-2002 (10 gms) ............................58RECEIVING YARDS Michael Oliva, 1999-2002 (10 gms) .......................1,052SCORING Michael Oliva, 1999-2002 (10 gms) ............................66TOTAL OFFENSE J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 (7 gms) ..........................2,801

AGGIE POSTSEASON SCHOOL RECORDS



Postseason Home Att. Road Att. Overall Year Overall League Place PF-PA Head Coach Record Average (Gms) Average (Gms) Average2009 6-5-0 3-1-0 1st 272-300 Bob Biggs – 9,908 (5) 17,498 (6) 14,0482008 5-7-0 2-1-0 2nd 342-326 Bob Biggs – 9,016 (6) 11,807 (6) 10,4112007 5-6-0 1-3-0 4th 306-349 Bob Biggs – 9,165 (5) 11,284 (6) 10,3202006 6-5-0 2-3-0 4th 309-227 Bob Biggs not eligible 7,033 (5) 13,878 (6) 10,7662005 6-5-0 4-1-0 T1st 217-184 Bob Biggs not eligible 6,337 (5) 12,794 (6) 9,8592004 6-4-0 3-2-0 2nd 323-211 Bob Biggs not eligible 7,252 (4) 5,435 (6) 6,1622003 6-4-0 – – 295-184 Bob Biggs not eligible 6,338 (6) 10,307 (4) 7,9252002 9-3-0 – – 368-223 Bob Biggs 1-1 9,194 (5) 6,753 (7) 7,7702001 10-3-0 – – 490-286 Bob Biggs 2-1 7,153 (6) 7,612 (7) 7,4002000 12-1-0 – – 622-258 Bob Biggs 2-1 7,864 (8) 3,782 (5) 6,8181999 10-2-0 – – 393-233 Bob Biggs 1-1 6,361 (7) 6,575 (5) 6,4501998 10-2-0 – – 398-259 Bob Biggs 0-1 6,304 (6) 4,499 (6) 5,8921997 9-5-0 – – 378-324 Bob Biggs 2-1 5,974 (6) 8,386 (8) 7,3521996 8-5-0 – – 369-240 Bob Biggs 2-1 6,821 (6) 5,338 (7) 6,0231995 6-3-1 – – 332-250 Bob Biggs – 5,560 (5) 8,593 (5) 7,0771994 6-4-0 – – 280-214 Bob Biggs – 6,729 (5) 4,479 (5) 5,6041993 10-2-0 3-1-0 T1st 460-297 Bob Biggs 1-1 5,532 (7) 6,113 (5) 5,7741992 8-2-1 5-0-0 1st 395-320 Bob Foster 0-1 8,070 (5) 5,073 (6) 6,4351991 7-3-0 3-2-0 2nd 238-215 Bob Foster – 4,900 (5) 7,123 (5) 5,6161990 7-3-0 5-0-0 1st 234-166 Bob Foster – 8,860 (5) 3,504 (5) 6,1821989 8-3-0 5-0-0 1st 303-202 Bob Foster 0-1 6,690 (6) 8,818 (5) 7,7541988 7-3-1 5-0-0 1st 300-180 Jim Sochor 0-1 8,367 (6) 2,687 (5) 5,5271987 8-2-0 5-0-0 1st 238-170 Jim Sochor – 6,441 (5) 8,360 (5) 7,4021986 10-1-0 5-0-0 1st 361-212 Jim Sochor 0-1 8,846 (5) 7,297 (6) 8,0711985 9-2-0 5-0-0 1st 388-191 Jim Sochor 0-1 8,416 (5) 8,104 (5) 8,2601984 9-2-0 6-0-0 1st 295-133 Jim Sochor 0-1 8,450 (4) 5,890 (7) 7,1701983 11-1-0 6-0-0 1st 380- 94 Jim Sochor 1-1 7,271 (7) 6,309 (5) 6,7901982 12-1-0 5-0-0 1st 405-164 Jim Sochor 2-1 10,071 (7) 6,208 (6) 8,1401981 6-4-0 4-1-0 T1st 163-140 Jim Sochor – 6,820 (5) 4,265 (5) 5,5421980 7-2-1 5-0-0 1st 267-178 Jim Sochor – 8,160 (5) 5,451 (5) 6,8051979 6-3-1 5-0-0 1st 217-155 Jim Sochor – 7,640 (5) 4,265 (5) 5,9531978 8-3-0 5-0-0 1st 304-156 Jim Sochor 0-1 8,460 (5) 6,891 (6) 7,6041977 11-1-0 5-0-0 1st 335-159 Jim Sochor 1-1 9,171 (7) 4,082 (5) 7,0501976 8-2-0 5-0-0 1st 233-112 Jim Sochor – 5,490 (5) 4,550 (5) 5,0201975 7-3-0 5-0-0 1st 245-142 Jim Sochor – 7,550 (4) 5,228 (6) 6,1571974 9-1-0 5-0-0 1st 297-143 Jim Sochor – 6,160 (5) 7,448 (5) 6,8041973 7-3-0 4-1-0 T1st 217-153 Jim Sochor – 5,900 (6) 5,750 (4) 5,8401972 6-2-2 5-0-0 1st 278-228 Jim Sochor 0-1 7,200 (4) 4,623 (6) 5,6541971 9-1-0 5-1-0 T1st 297-143 Jim Sochor – 6,040 (5) 3,840 (5) 4,9401970 6-4-0 2-2-0 3rd 208-176 Jim Sochor – 5,820 (5) 3,690 (5) 4,7551969 3-7-0 0-5-0 5th 192-248 Herb Schmalenberger – 5,183 (6) 3,050 (4) 4,3301968 5-4-0 3-2-0 3rd 158-147 Herb Schmalenberger – 4,625 (4) 3,444 (5) 3,9691967 3-6-0 2-4-0 6th 164-212 Herb Schmalenberger – not available1966 5-5-0 3-3-0 3rd 200-218 Herb Schmalenberger – 4,075 (4) 3,186 (6) 3,5421965 4-6-0 3-2-0 3rd 157-187 Herb Schmalenberger – 4,680 (5) 3,300 (5) 3,9901964 3-6-0 2-3-0 4th 106-157 Herb Schmalenberger –1963 6-2-1 3-1-1 T1st 151- 74 Will Lotter –1962 5-4-0 2-3-0 4th 100- 74 Will Lotter –1961 5-4-0 3-2-0 3rd 173-111 Will Lotter –1960 0-8-1 0-5-0 6th 54-216 Will Lotter –1959 1-8-0 0-5-0 6th 64-197 Will Lotter –1958 5-4-0 3-2-0 2nd 106-100 Herb Schmalenberger –1957 1-7-1 0-5-0 6th 59-210 Will Lotter –1956 7-2-0 4-1-0 T1st 146- 78 Will Lotter –1955 5-3-1 3-1-1 2nd 128- 79 Ted Forbes –1954 1-7-0 1-4-0 5th 47-226 Will Lotter –1953 1-6-1 0-1-1 3rd 71-147 Ted Forbes –1952 2-7-0 2-1-0 2nd 112-263 Ted Forbes –1951 5-4-0 3-1-0 1st 175-160 Ted Forbes 0-11950 3-5-0 3-1-0 2nd 119-150 Ted Forbes –1949 5-4-0 4-0-0 1st 105-154 Ted Forbes 0-1

All-Time Year-By-Year Records


Postseason Year Overall League Place PF-PA Head Coach Record1948 2-6-0 1-3-0 4th 98-175 Vern Hickey –1947 4-5-0 3-1-0 T1st 116-133 Vern Hickey –1946 0-5-2 – – 54-113 Vern Hickey –1945 No games played - World War II1944 No games played - World War II1943 No games played - World War II1942 1-6-0 0-2-0 3rd 51- 79 Vern Hickey –1941 2-2-4 2-1-0 2nd 61- 47 Vern Hickey –1940 4-4-1 2-1-0 2nd 120- 41 Vern Hickey –1939 4-4-0 0-3-0 4th 92- 73 Vern Hickey 1938 2-6-1 0-2-1 4th 58-174 Vern Hickey 1937 4-4-0 2-2-0 3rd 63- 88 Vern Hickey 1936 3-4-0 1-2-0 4th 86-199 I.F. Toomey 1935 2-6-1 1-3-0 4th 47-199 I.F. Toomey 1934 0-5-3 0-2-2 5th 16-163 I.F. Toomey 1933 2-5-0 1-4-0 6th 40-118 I.F. Toomey 1932 1-8-1 1-4-0 5th 42-221 I.F. Toomey 1931 4-2-2 2-1-2 – 92- 75 I.F. Toomey 1930 0-7-1 0-5-1 5th 17-133 I.F. Toomey 1929 6-2-0 5-0-0 1st 116- 25 I.F. Toomey 1928 6-3-0 3-1-0 2nd 91- 41 I.F. Toomey 1927 4-3-1 2-1-0 2nd 84- 82 W.L. Driver 1926 2-6-1 0-4-0 5th 84-147 W.L. Driver 1925 5-3-0 2-2-0 3rd 81- 98 W.L. Driver 1924 5-4-1 – 124-104 W.L. Driver 1923 2-7-0 – 43-154 W.L. Driver1922 3-4-2 – 178- 53 Chester Brewer1921 3-4-0 – 78-132 W.D. Elfrink1920 3-4-0 – 61- 67 C.E. Van Gent1919 2-5-0 – 70- 93 Reverend Bobbitt1918 No games1917 1-2-0 – 7- 61 Jack Glascock1916 7-1-0 – 152- 63 R.E. Harmon1915 3-2-0 – 51- 54 R.E. Harmon

1925-1981: Far Western Conference1982-1992: Northern California Athletic Conference1993: American West Conference2004-Present: Great West Conference Shaded region: 37 consecutive winning seasons (1970-2006)

TOP ROAD CROWDS(15,000 or more.)1. at Fresno State, 9/5/09 .....................37,2672. at Boise State, 10/3/09 .....................32,4973. at Stanford, 9/17/05 ....................................31,2504. at TCU, 9/9/06 ............................................25,2725. at Montana, 9/20/08 ...................................25,2096. vs. Sac State (Hornet), 9/18/99 ...................20,9937. at North Dakota State, 10/6/07 .....................19,0118. vs. Sac State (Hughes), 10/5/91 ...................19,0009. at San Jose State, 8/30/08 ...........................18,73010. at Boise State, 9/14/85 ..............................17,65411. at San Jose State, 9/29/07 .........................17,43112. at Sac State (Hornet), 10/27/01 .................17,32813. at Sacramento State, 11/21/09 ......17,12714. at Pacific, 9/18/82 .....................................16,98815. vs. Sac State (Hughes), 9/23/89 .................16,98816. at North Dakota State, 10/22/05 .................16,19317. at Youngstown State, 9/23/06 .....................16,15518. vs. Sac State (Hughes), 10/5/02 ................15,89219. vs. Sac State (Hughes), 10/3/92 .................15,80020. at Sac State (Hornet), 9/20/97 ...................15,65021. at Nevada, 9/17/88 ...................................15,63022. at Sac State (Hornet), 10/4/03 ...................15,40323. vs. Sac State (Hughes), 9/22/90 .................15,40024. at South Dakota State, 10/28/06 ................15,24825. at Pacific, 10/4/86 .....................................15,000

TOP TOOMEY CROWDS(10,000 or more. Official capacity: 10,111)1. Nevada, 11/12/77 .......................................12,8002. Sacramento State, 11/13/82 .........................12,7003. Sacramento State, 9/21/96 ...........................11,1404. Sacramento State, 10/8/94 ...........................10,8435. Sacramento State, 11/19/88† .......................10,7006. Sacramento State, 9/24/88 ...........................10,6007. Lehigh, 12/3/77† ........................................10,500t8. Bethune-Cookman, 11/26/77† .....................10,400t8. North Dakota State, 12/4/82† ......................10,40010. Santa Clara, 9/28/85 .................................10,31211. Sacramento State, 11/15/86 .......................10,30012. Bloomsburg, 12/2/02† ...............................10,111

TOP AGGIE STADIUM CROWDS(10,000 or more. Official capacity: 10,849)t1. Cal Poly, 11/6/09 ..............................10,849t1. Southern Utah, 10/11/08 ............................10,8493. Cal Poly, 10/13/07 ......................................10,7434. Sacramento State, 11/8/08 ...........................10,3175. Winston-Salem State, 10/17/09 .......10,2896. Western Oregon, 9/25/09 .................10,078

† - NCAA Playoff game

ATTENDANCE RECORDS

All-Time Coaching RecordsCoach Years Won Lost Tied Pct.R.E. Harmon 1915-16 10 3 0 .769Jack Glascock 1917 1 2 0 .333Reverend Bobbitt 1919 2 5 0 .286C.E. Van Gent 1920 3 4 0 .429W.D. Elfrink 1921 3 4 0 .429Chester L. Brewer 1922 3 4 2 .444W.L. Driver 1923-27 18 23 3 .443Irv F. “Crip” Toomey 1928-36 24 42 8 .378Vern B. Hickey 1937-42, ’46-48 23 42 8 .370Ted W. Forbes 1949-53, ’55 21 29 2 .423Will Lotter 1954, ’56-57, ’59-63 26 42 3 .379Herb Schmalenberger 1958, ‘64-69 28 38 0 .424Jim Sochor 1970-88 156 41 5 .785Bob Foster 1989-92 30 11 1 .726BOB BIGGS 1993-Present 130 66 1 .669TOTALS 91 Seasons 478 356 33 .570

All-Time Year-By-Year Records


All-Time Year-By-Year Scores

2009 (6-5, 3-1)9/5 at Fresno State L 0-519/12 Montana L 10-179/25 Western Oregon W 29-1310/3 at Boise State L 16-3410/10 at South Dakota W(ot) 24-2310/17 Winston-Salem State W 45-1410/24 at Portland State W 34-3110/31 at Southern Utah L 35-5611/6 Cal Poly W 23-1011/14 North Dakota W 28-2011/21 at Sacramento State L 28-31

2008 (5-7, 2-1)8/30 at San Jose State L 10-139/6 at Central Arkansas L 21-249/13 Portland State W 38-249/20 at Montana L 24-299/27 at Northeastern L 10-2710/4 Northern Colorado W 34-3010/11 Southern Utah W 49-2610/18 Iona W 55-2410/25 North Dakota W 34-2111/8 Sacramento State L 19-2911/15 at Cal Poly L 28-5111/22 at San Diego L 20-28

2007 (5-6, 1-3)9/1 Western Washington L 21-289/8 at Portland State W 26-179/15 at Eastern Washington L 31-419/22 Northeastern W 28-109/29 at San Jose State L 14-3410/6 at North Dakota State L 16-3510/13 Cal Poly L 28-6310/20 at Southern Utah W 41-2110/27 South Dakota State L 21-2811/3 at Sacramento State W 31-2611/17 San Diego W 49-46

2006 (6-5, 1-3)9/2 at Northern Colorado W 38-79/9 at Texas Christian L 13-469/16 at Montana State W 45-09/23 at Youngstown State L 24-3810/7 at Cal Poly L 17-2310/13 Central Arkansas W 33-1310/21 Southern Utah W 27-710/28 at South Dakota State L 21-2211/4 North Dakota State L 24-2811/18 Sacramento State W 30-1611/25 San Diego W 37-27

2005 (6-5, 4-1)9/4 New Hampshire L 13-179/10 Portland State L 12-149/17 at Stanford W 20-179/24 at Sacramento State W 37 710/8 at South Dakota State L 14-1610/15 Southern Utah W 33-2110/22 at North Dakota State W 20-1410/29 Cal Poly W 20-1311/5 at Stephen F. Austin L 17-2711/19 at Eastern Washington L 7-2411/26 Northern Colorado W 24-14

2004 (6-4, 3-2)9/4 South Dakota State W 52- 09/18 at Weber State W 31-299/25 Sacramento State W 58-2310/2 at Northern Colorado W 30-2010/9 at Western Oregon W 54- 210/16 Stephen F. Austin L 19-2210/23 at Southern Utah L 15-1910/30 at Cal Poly W 36-3311/13 North Dakota State L 7-2511/20 at Portland State L 21-38

2003 (6-4, Indep.)9/6 Grand Valley State L(ot) 6- 99/13 at North Dakota State W 23-149/20 at Texas State L 32-3410/4 at Sacramento State W 31-2710/11 Western Oregon W 27- 710/18 Western Washington W 48-1911/1 at Saint Mary’s W 45-1411/8 Cal Poly L 14-1811/15 Central Washington W 41- 711/22 Northern Colorado L 28-35

2002 (9-3, Indep.)9/7 at Grand Valley State L 17-249/14 Abilene Christian W 34-179/21 North Dakota State W 35- 79/28 at Western Oregon W 64-2010/5 Sacramento State W 38-2110/19 Humboldt State W 49-1410/26 at Cal Poly W 28-1411/3 Saint Mary’s W 31-2811/9 at Central Washington L 14-3811/16 at Western Washington W 14- 711/23 at Central Washington† W 24- 611/30 at Texas A&M-Kingsville† L (ot) 20-27

2001 (10-3, Indep.)9/1 at New Mexico Highlands W 51- 69/8 at Abilene Christian W 41-289/22 Western Oregon W 43-329/29 at Humboldt State W 56-1410/6 at Saint Mary’s L 21-2810/13 Cal State Northridge W 38-3110/20 Cal Poly L 28-3110/27 at Sacramento State W 43- 011/3 Central Washington W 48-1311/10 Western Washington W 40-3211/17 at Texas A&M-Kingsville† W 37-3211/24 Tarleton State† W 42-2512/1 at North Dakota† L 2-14

2000 (12-1, Indep.)9/2 New Mexico Highlands W 55- 79/9 Eastern Oregon W 52-139/16 at West Chester W 45- 09/30 Saint Mary’s W 55-1410/7 at Western Oregon W 59-2810/14 Southern Utah W 56-2010/21 at Cal Poly W 63-2810/28 Sacramento State W 13-1011/4 at Central Washington W 31-2411/11 at Western Washington W 35-2811/18 Chadron State† W, 48-1011/25 Mesa State† W 62-1812/2 Bloomsburg† L 48-58

1999 (10-2, Indep.)9/4 Texas A&M-Commerce W 36- 09/11 at Western Oregon (ot) W 40-339/18 at Sacramento State L 27-489/25 at New Haven W 42-1610/2 Humboldt State W 43-1610/9 at Southern Utah W 24- 910/16 at Saint Mary’s W 28-1410/23 Cal Poly W 31-2410/30 Central Washington W 20-1311/6 Western Washington W 55-2411/13 Central Oklahoma† W 33-1711/20 Northeastern State† L 14-19

1998 (10-2, Indep.)9/5 at Texas A&M-Commerce W 34-109/12 at South Dakota State W 30-139/19 Sacramento State W 35-179/26 New Haven L 11-1210/3 at Cal Poly W 34-2410/10 at Central Washington W 51-1610/17 at Western Washington W 28-2410/24 Saint Mary’s W 31- 710/31 at Grand Valley State W 40-3811/7 Western Oregon W 48-1611/14 Southern Utah W 35-2811/21 Texas A&M-Kingsville† L 21-54

1997 (9-5, Indep.)9/6 Cal Poly L 19-209/13 South Dakota State L 7-179/20 at Sacramento State (3ot) W 36-289/27 at Clarion (ot) W 35-2810/4 Central Washington W 32- 610/11 at Idaho L 14-4410/18 Western Washington W 16- 710/25 at Saint Mary’s W 19- 911/1 at Southern Utah L 27-3711/8 Grand Valley State W 21-1911/15 Western Oregon W 40-1611/22 at Texas A&M-Kingsville† W 37-3311/29 at Angelo State† W 50-3312/6 at New Haven† L 25-27

1996 (8-5, Indep.)9/14 at Cal State Northridge L 31-569/21 Sacramento State L 24-279/27 Chico State W 20- 610/4 at Humboldt State W 50-1310/11 at Portland State L 27-3210/18 Western New Mexico W 29- 310/25 Saint Mary’s W 31-1011/2 at Cal Poly L 13-1711/9 at Sonoma State W 49- 711/16 Southern Utah W 26-1911/23 at Texas A&M-Kingsville† W 17-1411/30 Central Oklahoma† W 26- 712/7 at Carson-Newman† L 26-29

1995 (6-3-1, Indep.)9/9 Western State W 48- 39/16 Humboldt State T 31-319/23 Sonoma State W 35- 09/30 at Montana L 20-4110/7 at Portland State L 13-4010/14 at Saint Mary’s L 24-3310/21 Cal State Northridge W 38- 810/28 at Sacramento State W 52-4211/4 at Southern Utah W 37-2111/11 Cal Poly W 34-31

1994 (6-4, Indep.)9/3 at Pacific L 7-249/17 at Cal State Northridge L 13-529/24 Saint Mary’s W 13- 010/1 Southern Utah W 41-1610/8 Sacramento State W 27-2410/15 at Cal Poly L 31-3210/22 Sonoma State W 43-1310/29 at Humboldt State L 21-3311/5 Chico State W 35- 711/12 at San Francisco State W 49-13

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1993 (10-2, 3-1)9/11 Cal Poly W 37-269/12 Cal State Hayward W 52-139/25 at Southern Utah L 27-2810/2 Humboldt State W 45- 910/9 at Chico State W 35-1010/16 at Sonoma State W 31-2110/23 Cal State Northridge W 48-3810/30 at Saint Mary’s W 28-2111/6 San Francisco State W 45-1411/13 at Sacramento State W 47-3211/20 Fort Hays State† W 37-3411/27 Texas A&M-Kingsville† L 28-51

1992 (8-2-1, 5-0)9/12 at Cal State Northridge L 14-169/19 at Santa Clara W 48-449/26 Saint Mary’s W 30-2610/3 Sacramento State (Hughes) W 21-1410/10 Cal Poly T 31-3110/17 Sonoma State W 41-3810/24 at Humboldt State W 58-3110/31 Chico State W 44-3711/7 at San Francisco State W 42-1411/14 at Cal State Hayward W 38-2711/21 at Portland State† L 28-42

1991 (7-3, 3-2)9/14 at Cal Poly W 31-289/21 Santa Clara W 31-219/28 at Saint Mary’s W 13-1210/5 at Sacramento State L 18-50 (Hughes)10/12 Cal State Northridge W 29-1710/19 Humboldt State W 44- 610/26 at Chico State L 20-2411/2 San Francisco State W 24-2111/9 Cal State Hayward W 16-1311/16 at Sonoma State L 12-23

1990 (7-3, 5-0)9/8 at Santa Clara W 31-199/15 Saint Mary’s W 35-199/22 Sacramento State (Hughes) L 12-169/29 at Cal State Northridge L 10-1410/6 Cal Poly L 0-1910/13 at Humboldt State W 45-2210/20 Chico State W 24-1810/27 at San Francisco State W 27-2511/3 at Cal State Hayward W 38- 711/10 Sonoma State W 12- 7

1989 (8-3, 5-0)9/9 Santa Clara W 28-279/16 at Nevada W 24-179/23 at Sacramento State L 20-21 (Hughes) 9/30 San Francisco State W 35-1410/7 Cal State Hayward W 31- 710/14 at Sonoma State W 28-1910/21 Cal State Northridge W 24- 710/28 at Cal Poly L 21-2811/4 Humboldt State W 35-1311/11 at Chico State W 34-2111/18 Angelo State† L 23-28

1988 (7-3-1, 5-0)9/10 at Santa Clara W 21-109/17 Nevada L 16-289/24 Sacramento State L 28-3110/1 at San Francisco State W 35- 010/8 at Cal State Hayward W 30-1410/15 Sonoma State W 42-1310/22 at Cal State Northridge W 31-1310/29 Cal Poly T 21-2111/5 at Humboldt State W 26- 211/12 Chico State W 36-1311/19 Sacramento State† L 14-35

1987 (8-2, 5-0)9/19 at Nevada L 17-349/26 Santa Clara W 21-1510/3 at Cal Poly L 0-4110/10 at Chico State W 24-2210/17 San Francisco State W 31- 010/24 Cal State Hayward W 23-1410/31 at Sonoma State W 25-1411/7 Cal State Northridge W 28- 011/14 at Sacramento State W 28-1011/21 Humboldt State W 41-13

1986 (10-1, 5-0)9/20 Cal Poly W 32-219/27 at Santa Clara W 42-1810/4 at Univ. of Pacific W 45-4110/11 Chico State W 33-3010/18 at San Francisco State W 51- 310/25 at Cal State Hayward W 24-1411/1 Sonoma State W 12- 611/8 at Cal State Northridge W 25-2011/15 Sacramento State W 29- 611/22 at Humboldt State W 45-2811/29 South Dakota† L 23-26

1985 (9-2, 5-0)9/14 at Boise State L 9-139/21 Santa Clara W 46-259/28 at Cal Poly W 34-2110/5 Humboldt State W 45-1410/12 at Chico State W 27- 810/19 San Francisco State W 65-1210/26 Cal State Northridge W 41-2211/2 at Sonoma State W 38- 911/9 Cal State Hayward W 34- 611/16 at Sacramento State W 37-30 (Hughes)11/23 North Dakota State† L 12-31

1984 (9-2, 6-0)9/15 at Cal Lutheran W 13- 09/22 at Santa Clara L 21-249/29 Cal Poly W 10- 610/6 at Humboldt State W 46- 010/13 Chico State W 16-1310/20 at San Francisco State W 21- 710/27 at Cal State Hayward W 13-1211/3 Sonoma State W 52-1611/10 at Cal State Northridge W 42- 311/17 Sacramento State W 38-2111/24 at North Dakota State† L 23-31

1983 (11-1, 6-0)9/17 Cal Lutheran W 24- 69/24 Humboldt State W 34- 010/1 at Cal State Northridge W 31- 310/8 at Cal Poly W 24-1410/15 at Santa Clara W 24- 610/22 at Chico State W 24- 710/29 San Francisco State W 41- 911/5 Cal State Hayward W 42- 311/12 at Sacramento State W 52-1411/19 Sonoma State W 42- 011/26 Butler, Ind.† W 25- 612/3 North Dakota State† L 17-26

1982 (12-1, 5-0)9/11 at Univ. of Pacific W 23-229/25 at Cal Poly Pomona W 37- 710/2 Cal State Northridge W 30-2010/9 Cal Poly W 24- 010/16 Santa Clara W 28- 710/23 Chico State W 28-1310/30 at San Francisco State W 42- 611/6 at Cal State Hayward W 41- 611/13 Sacramento State W 51- 611/20 at Humboldt State W 31- 811/27 Northern Michigan† W 42-2112/4 North Dakota State† W 19-1412/11 vs. SW Texas State† L 9-34

1981 (6-4, 4-1)9/19 Puget Sound L 0- 79/26 Cal State Northridge L 17-2010/3 at Cal Poly Pomona W 19- 710/10 at Humboldt State L 18-2010/17 at Cal Poly L 0-3010/24 San Francisco State W 6- 310/31 at Santa Clara W 21-1711/7 Chico State W 38- 911/14 at Cal State Hayward W 23-1411/21 Sacramento State W 21-13

1980 (7-2-1, 5-0)9/13 at Nevada T 13-139/20 at Cal State Northridge W 27- 79/28 Cal Poly L 25-2810/4 Sacramento State (Hughes) W 16- 610/11 Humboldt State W 20-1710/18 Cal Poly Pomona W 35-2110/25 at San Francisco State W 48-3211/1 Santa Clara L 27-3411/8 at Chico State W 35- 411/15 Cal State Hayward W 21-16

1979 (6-3-1, 5-0)9/15 Cal Lutheran T 12-129/22 Nevada L 21-289/29 at Cal Poly L 10-3110/6 Sacramento State W 32- 710/13 at Humboldt State W 24-1310/20 at Cal Poly Pomona L 21-2410/27 San Francisco State W 22- 911/3 at Santa Clara W 23-2111/10 Chico State W 35-1011/17 at Cal State Hayward W 17- 0

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1978 (8-3, 5-0)9/16 at Univ. of Pacific W 31-149/23 at Nevada L 7-129/30 at Puget Sound W 28-1310/7 Cal State Hayward W 29-1410/14 at Sacramento State W 39- 010/21 Humboldt State W 19- 610/28 Santa Clara L 20-2611/4 at San Francisco State W 40-1211/11 Cal Poly W 29-2211/18 at Chico State W 31- 211/25 Eastern Illinois† L 31-35

1977 (11-1, 5-0)9/17 at Cal Lutheran W 24- 99/24 Puget Sound W 16-1410/1 at Cal Poly Pomona W 27-1410/8 at Cal State Hayward W 6- 010/15 Sacramento State W 28- 010/22 at Humboldt State W 27-1410/29 at Santa Clara W 31- 311/5 San Francisco State W 21- 711/12 Nevada W 37-2111/19 Chico State W 54-2211/26 Bethune-Cookman† W 34-1612/3 Lehigh† L 30-39

1976 (8-2, 5-0)9/11 Alumni W 17-139/18 Cal Poly Pomona W 28- 79/25 at Cal State Northridge L 3-1710/9 at Chico State W 26- 610/16 Cal State Hayward W 25-1410/23 at Sacramento State W 34- 010/30 Humboldt State W 35- 711/6 Santa Clara W 28-1311/13 at San Francisco State W 23- 911/20 at Cal Poly L 14-26

1975 (7-3, 5-0)9/13 at Univ. of Pacific L 13-319/20 at UC Riverside W 31-229/27 Cal State Northridge W 20- 310/4 Chico State W 31- 010/11 at Cal State Hayward W 6- 310/18 Sacramento State W 38- 310/25 at Humboldt State W 20-1011/1 at Santa Clara L 28-2911/8 San Francisco State W 37- 911/15 at Portland State L 21-32

1974 (9-1, 5-0)9/14 Portland State W 50-219/21 UC Riverside W 42- 79/28 at Santa Clara W 23-2210/12 at Chico State W 28- 010/19 Cal State Hayward W 37- 010/26 at Sacramento State W 22-1711/2 Humboldt State W 14- 711/9 at Boise State L 20-4111/16 at San Francisco State W 31- 711/23 Cal State Fullerton W 30-21

1973 (7-3, 4-1)9/14 at Cal State Fullerton L 10-179/22 UC Riverside W 28- 39/29 at Santa Clara W 13-1010/13 Chico State W 21-1010/20 at Cal State Hayward L 20-4710/27 Sacramento State W 24-1511/3 at Humboldt State W 31- 011/10 Nevada W 17- 611/17 San Francisco State W 22-1311/24 Boise State L 31-32

1972 (6-2-2, 5-0)9/16 Whittier T 20-209/23 at UC Riverside W 17-109/30 Santa Clara T 28-2810/7 at San Francisco State W 47-3210/21 at Chico State W 41-1710/28 Cal State Hayward W 27-1611/4 at Sacramento State W 17-1611/11 Humboldt State W 41-1811/18 at Univ. of Pacific L 26-3612/9 vs. Massachusetts L 14-35 (Atlantic City, N.J.)

1971 (9-1, 5-1)9/18 Occidental W 48- 99/25 at Univ. of San Francisco W 23-1710/2 UC Riverside W 41- 710/9 at Sonoma State W 48-1610/16 San Francisco State W 28-1010/23 at Nevada W 14-1310/30 Chico State L 20-3811/6 at Cal State Hayward W 30-2911/13 Sacramento State W 24-1711/20 at Humboldt State W 29-28

1970 (6-4, 2-3)9/19 at Occidental L 6-209/26 Univ. of San Francisco W 24-1410/3 at Whittier W 28-1810/10 Humboldt State W 35-2110/17 Sonoma State L 11-2410/24 at San Francisco State W 13- 910/31 Nevada W 35-1711/7 at Chico State L 14-2111/14 Cal State Hayward L 14-3211/21 at Sacramento State W 28- 0

1969 (3-7, 0-5)9/20 Santa Clara L 10-399/27 Whittier W 34-2810/4 Sacramento State L 10-1810/11 at Humboldt State L 0- 610/18 Cal Poly Pomona W 45-1310/25 San Francisco State L 16-2111/1 at Nevada L 12-3011/8 Chico State L 10-2011/15 at Cal State Hayward L 20-4911/22 at UC Riverside W 35-34

1968 (5-4, 3-2)9/20 at Occidental W 19- 99/28 at Santa Clara L 0- 310/4 Cal State Hayward L 14-3010/12 at Sacramento State L 7-2410/19 Humboldt State L 8-2910/26 at Cal Poly Pomona W 17-1511/2 at San Francisco State W 30- 611/9 Nevada W 25-2411/16 at Chico State W 38- 7

1967 (3-6, 2-4)9/23 at UC Riverside W 19- 69/30 at Occidental L 14-1910/6 Chico State W 35- 010/14 at Cal State Hayward L 19-4010/20 Sacramento State L 6-2310/28 at Humboldt State L 18-3411/4 Santa Clara L 8-4911/11 San Francisco State L 17-2111/18 at Nevada W 28-20

1966 (5-5, 3-3)9/17 at Santa Clara L 7-349/24 UC Riverside W 27- 710/1 at Whittier W 10- 710/8 Nevada L 10-2610/15 at Chico State W 42-1310/22 Cal State Hayward W 27-1410/29 at Sacramento State L 24-3611/5 Humboldt State W 34-2911/12 at Cal Poly Pomona L 13-3511/19 at San Francisco State L 6-17

1965 (4-6, 3-2)9/17 Santa Clara L 7-189/25 at UC Riverside L 14-1610/2 Whitter L 6-2010/9 at UC Santa Barbara L 6-3410/16 at Cal State Hayward W 34- 610/23 Chico State W 20-1210/30 at Nevada L 15-2611/6 Sacramento State W 20-1411/13 at Humboldt State W 7- 611/20 San Francisco State L 28-35

1964 (3-6, 2-3)9/19 at Santa Clara L 0-1210/3 at Whittier L 6-3310/10 UC Santa Barbara L 0-2810/17 at Chico State W 19- 310/24 at San Francisco State L 14-3410/30 UC Riverside W 39- 011/6 Nevada W 21- 611/14 at Sacramento State L 0-2711/21 Humboldt State L 7-14

1963 (6-2-1, 3-1-1)9/20 Santa Clara W 28- 89/28 at Pomona College W 33- 010/5 Whittier L 14-1710/11 Chico State W 28-1310/19 at Humboldt State L 0-1010/26 San Francisco State T 10-1011/2 at UC Santa Barbara W 7- 0 at Nevada W 14- 811/15 Sacramento State W 17- 8

1962 (5-4, 2-3)9/22 at Santa Clara W 27- 69/29 Pomona College W 41- 010/6 at Whittier L 7-4010/12 Nevada W 8- 610/20 Humboldt State W 7- 010/26 San Francisco State L 7-1211/3 at UC Santa Barbara W 13- 011/10 at Chico State L 14-2011/17 at Sacramento State L 7-27

1961 (5-4, 3-2)Santa Clara W 21-14at Whittier L 8-20UC Riverside W 40-12at Nevada W 36-12at Humboldt State L 18-20at San Francisco State L 8-13at UC Santa Barbara L 0-13Chico State W 28- 7Sacramento State W 14- 0

1960 (0-8-1, 0-5)at Pacific-Oregon L 0-28Whittier L 0-14at UC Riverside L 6-12Nevada L 22-40Humboldt State L 8-30San Francisco State L 0-41at UC Santa Barbara T 6- 6at Chico State L 12-14at Sacramento State L 0-31

1959 (1-8, 0-5)at Whittier L 0-21Pacific-Oregon W 14- 7Occidental L 8-13at Nevada L 6-28at UC Santa Barbara L 8-10at Humboldt State L 12-21at San Francisco State L 0-46Chico State L 10-30Sacramento State L 6-21

1958 (5-4, 3-2)Whittier L 6- 9Willamette L 0-20at Occidental W 12- 6Nevada W 14- 2Humboldt State W 18- 6at Chico State L 6- 8San Francisco State L 14-27at UC Santa Barbara W 14- 8at Sacramento State W 22-14



1957 (1-7-1, 0-5)at Willamette T 13-13Cal Ramblers W 21- 0Long Beach State L 6-12Nevada L 13-21at Humboldt State L 0-25at San Francisco State L 0-46at UC Santa Barbara L 0-39Chico State L 6-28Sacramento State L 0-26

1956 (7-3, 4-1)Pacific-Oregon W 26- 0Cal Ramblers W 19- 0at Nevada W 27-19at Sacramento State W 33-26at UC Santa Barbara W 14- 6Humboldt State W 14- 0San Francisco State L 0-10at Chico State W 13- 7at Long Beach State L 0-10at Portland State L 21-32

1955 (5-3-1, 3-1-1)at Pacific-Oregon W 7- 0Cal Ramblers L 6- 7at Humboldt State T 7- 7at San Francisco State W 27- 7Sacramento State W 29- 0at Nevada W 26- 7at UC Santa Barbara W 7- 0Occidental L 6-30Chico State L 13-21

1954 (1-7, 1-4-0)Cal Ramblers L 6-35San Francisco State L 7-41vs. Sacramento State (Hughes) W 14- 0Humboldt State L 0-21Nevada L 0-13at UC Santa Barbara L 0-32at Occidental L 13-44at Chico State L 7-40

1953 (1-6-1, 0-1-1)at Chico State L 7-14at Humboldt State L 13-33Cal Ramblers L 20-21Whittier L 0-40Nevada L 0-13at UC Santa Barbara L 6-20Southern Oregon W 25- 6Chico State T 0- 0

1952 (2-7, 2-1)at Fresno State L 7-41Occidental L 6-22at Nevada L 13-26at Whittier L 13-27Cal Ramblers L 19-40Humboldt State L 21-28at UC Santa Barbara L 0-48at Southern Oregon W 13-12at Chico State W 20-19

1951 (5-4, 3-1)Fresno State L 0-27at Occidental L 13-14at Humboldt State W 27-13Cal Ramblers W 30-21Southern Oregon W 39- 7at UC Santa Barbara W 13- 7Chico State W 34-21at San Francisco State L 12-25vs. Pacific (Ore.) L 7-25 (Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore.)

1950 (3-5, 3-1)Occidental L 0-24Stanford Reserves L 12-26Humboldt State W 40- 2at Whittier L 7-27at Southern Oregon W 8- 6San Francisco State L 26-32at UC Santa Barbara L 0-26at Chico State W 26- 7

1949 (5-4, 4-0)at Occidental L 0-26Stanford Reserves W 14- 6at Humboldt State W 33- 6Southern Oregon W 14-13at UC Santa Barbara L 6-40at San Francisco State W 31-13Whittier L 13-20Chico State W 12- 3Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore.vs. Pacific (Ore.) L 15-33

1948 (2-6, 1-3)Fairfield AFB W 37- 6Occidental L 0-28at Southern Oregon L 26-49at Chico State L 7-19Humboldt State W 15- 7San Francisco State L 0-25at UC Santa Barbara L 6-27at Whittier L 7-14

1947 (4-5, 3-1)Cal Ramblers L 0-20at Occidental L 14-26at San Francisco State W 20- 0at Whittier W 14- 0UC Santa Barbara L 14-26at Humboldt State W 12- 7Stanford Reserves L 14-26Southern Oregon W 21- 6at Chico State L 7-12

1946 (0-5-2, No league)San Francisco State L 6-13Cal Ramblers L 14-21Chico State L 0-13Humboldt State T 7- 7Stanford Reserves T 14-14UC Santa Barbara L 7-14Univ. of Pacific L 6-31

1943-45 (No Games)World War II

1942 (1-6, 0-2)Cal Ramblers L 13-19Chico State L 0- 6Stockton Motor W 25- 0Univ. of Pacific L 7-15Nevada L 0-14Whittier L 6-18Navy Flight B L 0- 7

1941 (2-2-4, 2-1)Cal Ramblers T 7- 7Whittier L 0- 7Humboldt State W 21- 0Univ. of Pacific L 0- 7Chico State W 7- 0Occidental T 6- 6UC Santa Barbara T 6- 6Nevada T 14-14

1940 (4-4-1, 2-1)Arizona State L 13-21Cal Ramblers L 7-15San Francisco State W 35- 0Occidental T 6- 6Humboldt State W 20- 0Univ. of Pacific L 6- 7UC Santa Barbara W 14- 6Cal Poly L 7-20Chico State W 12- 6

1939 (4-4, 3-0)California L 14-32San Francisco State W 7- 0Humboldt State W 12- 2Sacramento C.C. W 12- 6Nevada L 0- 3Cal Poly W 28- 0Univ. of Pacific L 12-21Chico State L 7- 9

1938 (2-6-1, 0-2-1)Whittier L 6-27San Francisco State W 20- 0California L 0-48Sacramento C.C. W 10- 0Chico State T 0- 0Fresno State L 7-34Cal Ramblers L 3-13UC Santa Barbara L 6-18Univ. of Pacific L 6-34

1937 (4-4, 2-2)San Francisco State W 13- 7Sacramento C.C. W 6- 0Brigham Young L 0-35California L 0-14Fresno State L 0-19Nevada W 12- 0Chico State W 26- 0Univ. of Pacific L 6-13

1936 (3-4, 1-2)California L 0-39Humboldt State W 18- 0Nevada L 6-24Sacramento C.C. L 0-20Univ. of Pacific L 0-13Chico State W 16-12La Verne W 46- 7

1935 (2-6-1, 1-3)California L 0-47Humboldt State L 0-19Cal Ramblers L 0-47Sacramento C.C. T 7- 7Chico State W 21- 3Nevada L 6-12San Francisco C.C. W 7- 6Fresno State L 6-32Univ. of Pacific L 0-26

1934 (0-5-3, 0-2-2)California L 0-54Nevada T 0- 0San Jose State T 0- 0UCLA L 0-49Chico State L 3- 6Fresno State L 13-40Cal Ramblers L 0-14Sacramento C.C. T 0- 0

1933 (2-5, 1-4)California L 0-39Chico State W 13- 0Sacramento C.C. W 13- 6Fresno State L 0-20Univ. of Pacific L 7-13San Jose State L 0-20Nevada L 7-20

1932 (1-8-1, 1-4)California L 6-20UCLA L 10-26Southern Oregon T 12-12Fresno State W 3- 0Univ. of Pacific L 0-30Nevada L 0-16Sacramento C.C. L 8-13Chico State L 6-16Stanford L 0-59San Jose State L 7-19

1931 (4-2-2, 2-1-2)San Diego Marines W 20- 6Sacramento C.C. W 14- 4Nevada W 12- 0West Coast Army L 6-25Univ. of Pacific T 20-20Fresno State L 7-20San Jose State W 13- 0Chico State T 0- 0



1930 (0-7-1, 0-5-1)Santa Clara L 0-27San Jose State T 0- 0Oregon State L 0-20Nevada L 0-31West Coast Army L 0-12Fresno State L 7-27Loyola L 4- 7Univ. of Pacific L 6-10

1929 (6-2, 3-1)Oregon State L 0-19Brigham Young W 19- 0San Jose State W 13- 0Univ. of Pacific W 20- 0Nevada W 19- 0Loyola L 0- 6Fresno State W 22- 0Chico State W 23- 0

1928 (6-3, 3-1)Oregon State L 0-14Brigham Young L 6- 7Chico State W 22- 0Sacramento C.C. L 12-65St. Ignatius (USF) L 0-14Nevada W 6- 0Univ. of Pacific W 26- 0Loyola W 6- 0Fresno State W 13- 0

1927 (4-3-1, 2-1)Arbuckle Amer. Legion W 32- 0Oregon State L 6-25Chico State W 7- 0Brigham Young T 0- 0College of Pacific W 24-10Olympic Club L 0-33St. Ignatius (USF) L 2- 7Fresno State W 13- 7

1926 (2-6-1, 0-4)U.S. Naval Hospital W 37- 7Brigham Young W 17- 0Saint Mary’s L 7-20College of Pacific L 3-19St. Ignatius (USF) L 0- 6Nevada L 7-45Fresno State L 7-23Montana L 0-21Cal Tech T 6- 6

1925 (5-3, 2-2)U.S. Naval Hospital W 18- 0Olympic Club L 7-34Saint Mary’s L 13-32St. Ignatius (USF) W 3- 0Fresno State W 6- 0College of Pacific W 12- 7Nevada L 0-19Cal Tech W 22- 6

1924 (5-4-1)U.S. Naval Hospital W 34- 7St. Ignatius (USF) W 16- 6Olympic Club T 0- 0Chico State W 23- 0Santa Clara L 0- 6Univ. of Pacific L 14-17Woodland Amer. Legion W 12- 7Saint Mary’s L 6-42Arizona L 6-12Pasadena A.C. W 13- 7

1923 (2-7)Santa Clara L 6- 7Nevada L 0-41Chico State L 0-38Stanford Frosh W 7- 6Cal Frosh L 0-18Fresno State L 14-26Saint Mary’s L 7-42Arizona W 9- 7Univ. of Pacific L 0- 7

1922 (3-4-2)Mare Island W 63- 0Mare Island Mar. L 6-12Chico State W 49- 0Cal Ramblers T 0- 0Cal Frosh L 0-14Cal Frosh L 0-21Nevada L 2- 6San Jose State W 58- 0Fresno State T 0- 0

1921 (3-4)Preston Academy W 13- 7Cal Ramblers L 7-35Santa Clara L 0-49Cal Frosh L 0-20Nevada L 13-21Mare Island W 7- 0Agnetian Club W 38- 0

1920 (3-4)U.S.S. Boston W 27- 0Nevada L 3- 7Cal Ramblers W 18- 0Santa Clara L 0-19Stanford Frosh L 13- 7Cal Frosh L 0-13Olympic Club L 0-21

1919 (2-5)Preston Academy W 38- 0Cal Frosh L 0- 7Stanford Frosh L 6-19Nevada L 0-12U.S.S. Boston W 19- 0Saint Mary’s L 0-14Nevada L 7-41

1918 (No Games)World War I

1917 (1-2)St. Ignatius (USF) L 7-13Preston Academy L 0-48Nevada W 27- 7

1916 (7-1)Preston Academy W 65-26Cal Frosh W 7- 6Saint Mary’s W 13- 3Cal Ramblers W 7- 3Nevada W 24- 6Olympic Club W 10- 9Nevada W 26- 7Cal Frosh L 0- 3

1915 (3-2)Saint Mary’s L 0- 9Cal Frosh W 10- 7Nevada W 14-10Cal Ramblers L 6-14S.F. Nationals W 21-14

* NCAA Playoffs

CONFERENCES1925-1981: Far Western Conference1982-1992: Northern California Athletic Conference1993: American West Conference2004-Present: Great West Conference


Biggest Wins, Biggest Losses

MOST POINTS - UC DAVIST1 Aggies 65, San Francisco State 12 (Toomey) .......................................................................................................1985T1 Aggies 65, Preston Academy 26 ........................................................................................................................19163 Aggies 64, Western Oregon (Away) ..................................................................................................................2002T4 Aggies 63, Cal Poly 28 (Away) ........................................................................................................................2000T4 Aggies 63, Mare Island 0 ..................................................................................................................................19226 Aggies 62, Mesa State 18 (Toomey) ................................................................................................................*20007 Aggies 59, Western Oregon 28 (Away) .............................................................................................................2000T8 Aggies 58, Sacramento State 23 (Toomey) ...........................................................................................................2004T8 Aggies 58, Humboldt State 31 ...........................................................................................................................1992T8 Aggies 58, San Jose State 0...............................................................................................................................1922

MOST POINTS - OPPONENTS1 Sacramento City College 65, Aggies 12 ..............................................................................................................19282 Cal Poly 63, Aggies 28 (Aggie Stadium) .............................................................................................................20073 Stanford 59, Aggies 0 .......................................................................................................................................19324 Bloomsburg 58, Aggies 48 (Toomey) ..................................................................................................................20005 Cal State Northridge 56, Aggies 31 (Away) ........................................................................................................1996T6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 54, Aggies 21 (Toomey) ..................................................................................................*1998T6 California 54, Aggies 0 .....................................................................................................................................19348 Cal State Northridge 52, Aggies 13 (Away) ........................................................................................................1994T9 Fresno State 51, Aggies 0 (Away) ........................................................................................................................ 2009T9 Cal Poly 51, Aggies 28 (Away) ..........................................................................................................................2008T9 Texas A&M-Kingsville 51, Aggies 28 (Toomey) ...................................................................................................*1993

* - NCAA Division II Playoff GameMOST POINTS - BOTH TEAMS1 106 - Bloomsburg 58, UC Davis 48 (Toomey) ......................................................................................................20002 95 - Aggies 49, San Diego 46 (Aggie Stadium) ...................................................................................................20073 94 - Aggies 52, Sacramento State 42 (Away) ......................................................................................................19954 92 - Aggies 48, Santa Clara 44 (Away) ..............................................................................................................1992T5 91 - Cal Poly 63, Aggies 28 (Aggie Stadium) ......................................................................................................2007T5 91 - Aggies 63, Cal Poly 28 (Away) ..................................................................................................................2000T5 91 - Aggies 65, Preston Academy 26 .................................................................................................................19168 89 - Aggies 58, Humboldt State (Away) ...............................................................................................................1992T9 87 - Aggies 59, Western Oregon 28 (Away) .......................................................................................................2000T9 87 - Cal State Northridge 56, Aggies 31 (Away) ..................................................................................................1996

WINNING MARGINS1 63 - Aggies 63, Mare Island 0 ...........................................................................................................................19222 58 - Aggies 58, San Jose State 0 ........................................................................................................................19223 53 - Aggies 65, San Francisco State12 (Toomey) ..................................................................................................1985T4 52 - Aggies 54, Western Oregon 2 (Away) ..........................................................................................................2004T4 52 - Aggies 52, South Dakota State 0 (Toomey) ....................................................................................................20046 49 - Aggies 49, Chico State 0 ............................................................................................................................1922T7 48 - Aggies 51, San Francisco State 3 (Away) .....................................................................................................1986T7 48 - Aggies 55, New Mexico Highlands (Toomey) ...............................................................................................200010 45 - Aggies 45, West Chester, 0 (Away) .............................................................................................................20009 46 - Aggies 46, Humboldt State 0 (Away) ............................................................................................................1984

LOSING MARGINS1 59 - Stanford 59, Aggies 0 ................................................................................................................................19322 54 - California 54, Aggies 0 ..............................................................................................................................19343 53 - Sacramento City College 65, Aggies 12 .......................................................................................................1928T4 51- Fresno State 51, Aggies 0 (Away) .................................................................................................................. 2009T4 49 - Santa Clara 49, Aggies 0 ...........................................................................................................................1921T4 49 - UCLA 49, Aggies 0 ...................................................................................................................................1934T7 48 - UC Santa Barbara 48, Aggies 0 ..................................................................................................................1952T7 48 - California 48, Aggies 0 .............................................................................................................................1938T7 48 - Preston Academy 48, Aggies 0 ...................................................................................................................1917T10 47 - Cal Ramblers 47, Aggies 0 .........................................................................................................................1935T10 47 - California 47, Aggies 0 ..............................................................................................................................1935


FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSEYear W-L Rush Pass Pen Att Yds TDs Att-Cmp-Int Yds TDs Plays Yds Avg.2009 6-5 56 152 15 324 992 10 450-280-8 3020 22 774 4012 364.72008 5-7 82 182 16 393 1409 16 492-321-18 3708 28 885 5117 426.42007 5-6 63 141 19 346 1188 15 431-269-11 3269 25 777 4457 405.22006 6-5 72 135 16 349 1133 16 406-251-9 2883 21 755 4016 365.12005 6-5 75 146 8 407 1094 12 474-267-16 2965 13 881 4059 369.0

2004 6-4 67 126 25 359 1144 18 348-213-11 2883 21 707 4027 402.72003 6-4 79 118 13 405 1426 17 317-183-9 2525 15 722 3951 395.12002 9-3 104 129 14 520 2143 21 319-204-13 2964 24 839 5107 425.62001 10-3 120 174 12 476 2350 30 437-276-17 4149 34 913 6499 499.92000 12-1 125 165 24 485 2396 35 380-240-13 4346 45 865 6742 518.6

1999 10-2 83 139 21 464 1554 26 364-221-13 3336 27 828 4890 407.51998 10-2 86 151 17 399 1788 22 450-254-10 3524 31 849 5312 442.71997 9-5 107 183 22 496 1758 10 558-321-22 4210 37 1054 5968 426.31996 8-5 109 150 24 497 1770 20 449-258-14 3697 29 946 5449 419.21995 6-3-1 95 115 19 416 1772 24 340-194-9 2590 20 756 4362 436.2

1994 6-4 100 101 14 421 1874 23 327-173-18 2325 16 748 4199 419.91993 10-2 164 148 9 495 2877 32 432-223-13 3243 29 927 6120 510.01992 8-2-1 122 109 10 424 2286 33 318-173-11 2604 20 742 4890 444.51991 7-3 58 121 9 341 902 10 387-214-16 2651 17 728 3553 355.31990 8-2 85 100 18 389 1294 14 350-203-13 2490 16 739 3784 378.4

1989 8-3 85 132 20 424 1490 18 393-241-11 2920 17 817 4410 400.91988 7-3-1 77 90 18 403 1435 20 337-186-6 2288 16 740 3723 338.51987 8-2 80 96 11 428 1422 15 307-186-13 2102 15 735 3524 352.41986 10-1 91 135 16 436 1634 23 365-258-9 3060 24 800 4694 426.71985 9-2 97 100 16 460 1699 24 296-202-10 2767 21 756 4466 406.0

1984 9-2 72 119 12 412 1360 16 359-229-10 2880 20 771 4240 385.51983 11-1 93 125 9 477 1756 28 381-238-14 2615 19 858 4371 364.31982 12-1 95 143 18 500 1816 27 425-258-11 3405 23 925 5221 401.61981 6-4 90 64 12 446 1155 10 231-120-9 1481 8 693 2636 263.61980 7-2-1 90 83 16 448 1499 17 279-150-9 2309 15 727 3808 380.8

1979 6-3-1 102 50 7 434 1782 189-79-9 1277 9 623 3059 305.91978 8-3 80 99 13 454 1375 16 339-181-15 2422 23 793 3797 345.21977 11-1 98 94 18 500 1381 19 360-194-19 2455 24 860 3836 319.71976 8-2 94 80 20 424 1608 15 302-164-13 1929 8 726 3537 353.71975 7-3 96 81 11 421 1581 12 296-148-19 2037 17 717 3618 361.8

1974 9-1 93 100 16 441 1688 12 294-156-15 2005 23 735 3693 369.31973 7-3 62 91 10 363 1259 9 317-147-22 2027 17 680 3286 328.61972 6-2-2 99 115 25 363 1415 387-213-20 2679 16 750 4094 409.41971 9-1 78 88 14 403 1353 286-144-18 2116 22 689 3469 346.91970 6-4 85 85 20 454 1380 15 282-148-21 1898 12 736 3278 327.8

1969 3-7 63 76 15 434 1292 326-137-22 1923 10 760 3215 321.51968 5-4 47 75 22 378 905 314-149-19 1823 12 692 2728 303.11967 3-6 58 68 17 362 1056 306-126-29 1526 12 668 2582 286.91966 5-5 67 72 18 406 1244 268-144-22 1763 15 674 3007 300.71965 4-6 84 48 18 441 1456 197-84-11 969 10 638 2425 242.5

1964 3-6 69 47 10 354 1187 215-92-11 1020 7 569 2207 245.21963 5-2-1 75 31 5 359 1364 119-50-11 581 3 478 1945 243.11962 5-4 402 1416 127-57-5 570 3 1986 220.71961 5-4 102 24 6 458 1891 103-49-8 633 5 2524 280.41960 0-8-1 45 40 14 259 695 227-98-24 772 2 1467 163.0

Year-By-Year Team Statistics (1960-Present)


SCORING Kick Ret Punt Ret Interceptions Fumbles Penalties 3rd Down 4th Down SacksYear TDs FG/FGA XP/XPA Average Average By/Yds Total/Lost No./Yds Conv./Att Conv/Att By/Yds2009 34 12/15 32/34 18.7 4.4 7/144 16/9 78-682 67/158 11/19 20/1352008 45 10/13 42/42 17.4 8.1 10/59 15/8 97/853 78/174 17/29 24/1552007 42 4/12 36/40 19.2 10.4 6/178 24/9 95/854 64/152 8/22 24/1782006 40 11/15 32/37 20.8 6.4 16/225 14/6 75/762 71/159 12/20 19/1532005 27 10/19 21/24 17 8.9 16/143 24/10 72/623 87/201 10/21 33/227

2004 44 5/9 34/38 22.2 21.3 15/224 20/13 94/717 52/128 6/11 21/1282003 36 15/19 32/34 20.5 7.5 14/185 20/10 81/719 50/145 8/16 21/1612002 50 7/9 45/48 18.6 10.1 13/163 29/16 94/836 54/154 9/22 46/2992001 68 6/7 56/64 22.7 9 14/129 30/17 112/942 80/163 7/16 39/2862000 85 10/13 80/83 17.7 14.3 20/225 27/15 109/978 73/141 8/10 43/298

1999 56 3/5 44/54 18.4 5.1 10/89 24/14 111/975 72/168 11/21 53/3781998 56 3/6 49/54 18.7 14.7 17/218 28/15 137/1217 52/160 10/18 45/3061997 51 10/18 34/44 21 6.9 17/284 28/14 127/1022 80/213 9/18 50/3861996 50 9/18 34/42 20.2 9.8 10/128 31/15 120/928 81/190 10/24 44/2881995 45 7/14 35/40 22.3 5.1 14/107 25/14 80/678 57/144 9/18 23/173

1994 40 2/13 30/40 17.2 9.7 11/100 27/12 93/853 47/141 12/28 20/1311993 62 10/14 50/62 18.2 5.5 13/126 14/7 83/718 76/162 15/19 29/1941992 54 6/12 48/54 18.5 14.4 10/116 18/9 84/747 50/128 7/10 39/2411991 30 8/15 22/30 17.9 12.7 13/95 21/13 73/599 56/157 7/20 36/2581990 30 9/18 25/31 18.3 4.4 13/42 21/8 81/673 29/145

1989 39 10/16 36/40 20.3 2.9 15/285 21/6 88/722 1988 39 10/18 17.6 5.2 16/201 22/12 65/625 58/163 1987 31 8/17 28/30 16.2 7.5 11/59 33/15 75/628 51/–1986 48 13/16 32/39 19.4 6.3 17/171 14/9 93/824 40/–1985 49 16/21 38/41 19.1 6.7 13/95 30/13 100/871 76/151

1984 38 9/18 30/33 20.6 8.5 15/168 22/10 90/798 61/161 1983 50 12/22 42/50 18.4 6.2 24/321 29/12 96/812 74/189 68/–1982 55 9/14 42/48 17.5 4.9 26/365 35/16 113/1072 61/184 1981 20 7/11 12/15 17.6 4.8 8/115 18/5 64/678 46/150 1980 33 12/17 23/26 20.2 2.8 6/45 26/12 80/952

1979 30 4/10 19/34 18.6 6.4 16/229 28/14 87/9141978 42 7/12 29/42 22.1 5.3 16/304 34/17 78/8131977 46 5/12 36/46 21.1 3.9 28/378 28/20 96/10381976 26 17/22 22/26 20.5 6.3 15/175 33/21 79/8371975 31 10/20 27/31 16.6 7.9 24/237 31/13 60/681

1974 37 12/16 31/37 22.3 15.6 16/56 32/15 69/6891973 28 7/15 25/28 20.6 6 8/48 26/14 79/7001972 37 8/13 31/34 17.1 3.9 11/261 13/6 73/7901971 41 7/7 35/39 17.4 7.7 10/176 22/13 80/6961970 29 2/6 24/29 17.1 7.7 22/247 23/12 69/643

1969 25 6/14 20/25 15.6 6.4 20/193 33/20 70/7561968 20 5/12 18/19 17.5 7.1 24/251 45/22 86/7601967 21 6/15 13/21 18.7 8.5 21/200 35/19 46/3231966 28 2/2 16/20 20.2 12.4 18/194 30/20 47/3791965 23 15/15 18.6 9.4 6/10 24/11 47/423

1964 16 9/9 16.3 8 9/76 24/18 57/5081963 19 1/1 14/14 18.1 8.1 12/158 14/10 34/2871962 7/40 54/5021961 10/65 28/15 50/4831960 23/–

Year-By-Year Team Statistics (1960-Present)


Individual Records

SCORING

POINTSGame: Matt Brown at Cal Poly, 2000 .................................................................30 G.P. Muhammad at Clarion, 1997 (ot) Game (Regulation): Matt Brown at Cal Poly, 2000 .................................................................30Season: Preston Jackson, 1993 ..........................................................................148Season (RS): Matt Brown, 2000 ..............................................................................114Career: Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 .........................................................................273Career (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 .........................................................................266

TOUCHDOWNSGame: Matt Brown, at Cal Poly, 2000 ..................................................................5 G.P. Muhammad at Clarion, 1997 (ot) ........................................................5Game (Regulation): Matt Brown at Cal Poly, 2000 ...................................................................5Season: Preston Jackson, 1993 ............................................................................24Season (RS): Matt Brown, 2000 ................................................................................19Career: Matt Brown, 2000 ................................................................................40 Preston Jackson, 1991-93 .......................................................................40Career (RS): Matt Brown, 2000 ................................................................................35

POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWNGame: Eric Friend, vs. Mesa State, 2000 ..............................................................8 Eric Friend, at Cal Poly , 2000 Eddie Loretto vs. S.F. State, 1985 Season: Eric Friend, 2000 ..................................................................................77Season (RS): Eric Friend, 2000 ..................................................................................57Career: Eric Friend, 2000 ................................................................................171Career (RS): Eric Friend, 2000 .................................................................................143

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTEDGame: Dusty Apocotos, at Western Oregon, 2002 .................................................9 Eric Friend, vs. Mesa State, 2000 Eric Friend, at Cal Poly, 2000 Eddie Loretto vs. S.F. State, 1985 Season: Eric Friend, 2000 ..................................................................................79Season (RS): Eric Friend, 2000 ..................................................................................58Career: Eric Friend, 1997-2000 ........................................................................189Career (RS): Eric Friend, 1997-2000 ........................................................................159

PAT KICK PERCENTAGESeason (Min. 25 attempts): Rafael Fernandez, 1989 (35/35) ......................................................1.000 Eddie Loretto, 1988 (34/34)Career (Min. 50 attempts): Rolf Benirschke, 1974-76 (58/60) ..................................................... .967

FIELD GOALSGame: EMMANUEL BENJAMIN vs. Southern Utah, 2005...........................................4 Ray Hill vs. Saint Mary’s, 1997 Eddie Loretto vs. Cal St. Northridge, 1986 Rod Holmquist vs. Humboldt State, 1980 Rolf Benirschke vs. Chico State, 1976Season: Eddie Loretto, 1985 ...............................................................................16Season (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985 ...............................................................................16Career: Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 ...........................................................................47Career (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 ...........................................................................46

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: not availableSeason: Eddie Loretto, 1985 ................................................................................21Season (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985 ................................................................................21Career: Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 ...........................................................................72Career (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 ...........................................................................70

MOST POINTS KICKINGGame: not availableSeason: Eric Friend, 2000 ................................................................................107Season (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985 ................................................................................85Career: Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 .........................................................................273Career (RS): Eddie Loretto, 1985-88 .........................................................................266

SCORING, cont.

NET YARDS GAINEDGame: Mike Ichiyama, vs. Chico, 1994 (42 att) .................................................309Season: Preston Jackson, 1993 .......................................................................1,826Season (RS): Preston Jackson, 1993 .......................................................................1,552Career: G.P. Muhammad, 1995-98 .................................................................3,589Career (RS): G.P. Muhammad, 1995-98 .................................................................3,148

MOST 100-YARD GAMESConsec.: Preston Jackson, 1992-93 .......................................................................12Season: Preston Jackson, 1992 ............................................................................10Career: Preston Jackson, 1991-93 .......................................................................21

ATTEMPTSGame: Mike Ichiyama, vs. Chico, 1994 ...............................................................42Season: Preston Jackson, 1993 ..........................................................................296Season (RS): Preston Jackson, 1993 ..........................................................................244Career: G.P. Muhammad, 1995-98 ....................................................................685Career (RS): Ron Austin, 1977-80 ............................................................................623

YARDS PER CARRYGame (Min. 10 atts): .................................................................................... not availableSeason (Min. 100 attempts): Preston Jackson, 1992 ...........................................................................6.3Career (Min. 200 attempts): Preston Jackson, 1991-93 ......................................................................6.2

TOUCHDOWNSGame: Matt Brown, at Cal Poly, 2000 ..................................................................5 G.P. Muhammad, vs. Clarion, 1997 (ot) Game (Regulation): Matt Brown, at Cal Poly , 2000 .................................................................5Season: Preston Jackson, 1993 ............................................................................24Season (RS): Matt Brown, 2000 .................................................................................18 Preston Jackson, 1993Career: Preston Jackson, 1993 ............................................................................40Career (RS): Matt Brown, 2000 ................................................................................34 Preston Jackson, 1991-93 YARDS GAINED BY QUARTERBACKGame: Jim Wilson, vs. So. Oregon, 1953 (9 att) ................................................126Season: Khari Jones, 1993 ................................................................................541Career: Khari Jones, 1991-93 ...........................................................................883

RUSHING


Individual Records

PASSING

YARDS GAINEDGame: Kevin Daft, vs. Southern Utah, 1998 .......................................................495Season: J.T. O’Sullivan, 2001 .........................................................................3,826Season (RS): Greg Denham, 2008 ..........................................................................3,478Career: J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 ............................................................10,745Career (RS): Jon Grant, 2003-06 ...........................................................................8,220

MOST 300-YARD GAMESConsec: Greg Denham, 2008 .................................................................................5Season: J.T. O’Sullivan, 2000 ...............................................................................7Career: J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 ....................................................................17

ATTEMPTSGame: Kevin Daft, vs. New Haven, 1997 ...........................................................#64Season: Kevin Daft 1997 ..................................................................................486Season (RS): Greg Denham, 2008 .............................................................................451Career: Jon Grant, 2003-06 ...........................................................................1,154Career (RS): Jon Grant, 2003-06 ...........................................................................1,154

COMPLETIONSGame: Kevin Daft, vs. New Haven, 1997 ...........................................................#43Season: Greg Denham, 2008 .............................................................................296Season (RS): Greg Denham, 2008 .............................................................................296Career: Jon Grant, 2003-06 ..............................................................................690Career (RS): Jon Grant, 2003-06 ..............................................................................690 # - set NCAA Division II Playoff Record

TOUCHDOWN PASSESGame: J.T. O’Sullivan, vs. Mesa St., 2000 ............................................................6Season: J.T. O’Sullivan, 2000 .............................................................................38Season (RS): Kevin Daft, 1998 ...................................................................................28Career: J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 ....................................................................96Career (RS): J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 ....................................................................72

COMPLETION PERCENTAGESeason (Min. 100 attempts): Chris Petersen, 1986 (250/354) .........................................................70.6Career: Chris Petersen, 1985-86 (386/554) ....................................................69.7

RECEIVING

RECEPTIONSGame: Chris Carter, vs. Montana, 2009...................................................18Season: Tony Kays, 2005 ....................................................................................93Season (RS): Tony Kays, 2005 ....................................................................................93Career: Chris Carter, 2006-09 ..................................................................213Career (RS): Chris Carter, 2006-09 ..................................................................213

YARDS GAINEDGame: Michael Oliva, vs. Tex.-Kingsville, 2001 ..................................................233Season: Michael Oliva, 2001 .........................................................................1,365Season (RS): Tony Kays, 2005 ..............................................................................1,213Career: Michael Oliva, 1999-2002 ................................................................3,379Career (RS): Charley Enos, 1998-2001 ................................................................2,777

MOST 100-YARD GAMESConsec: Tony Kays, 2005 ......................................................................................4 Michael Oliva, 2001 Season: Charley Enos, 2000 .................................................................................8Career: Charley Enos, 1998-2001 ......................................................................14

TOUCHDOWNSGame: John Shoemaker, vs. Western Washington, 1999 .........................................4Season: Michael Oliva, 2001 ..............................................................................13 John Shoemaker, 1999 ..........................................................................13 John Shoemaker, 1998 ...........................................................................13Season (RS): John Shoemaker, 1998 ...........................................................................12Career: John Shoemaker, 1996-99 .....................................................................33Career (RS): John Shoemaker, 1996-99 .....................................................................29

YARDS PER CATCHSeason (Min. 15 receptions): Onome Ojo, 2000 ..............................................................................26.2Career (Min. 50 receptions): Onome Ojo, 1998-2000 .....................................................................24.1

RECEIVING, cont.

YARDS GAINEDGame: Kevin Daft, vs. New Haven, 1997 (482 passing, 23 rushing) ...................#505Season: J.T. O’Sullivan, 2001 ........................................................................4,197Season (RS): Greg Denham, 2008 ..........................................................................3,314Career: J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 .............................................................11,544Career (RS): J.T. O’Sullivan, 1998-2001 ...............................................................8,748

TOTAL PLAYSGame: Kevin Daft, vs. New Haven, 1997 ...........................................................#69Season: Kevin Daft, 1997 .................................................................................566Season (RS): not availableCareer: Jon Grant, 2003-06 ...........................................................................1,415Career (RS): Jon Grant, 2003-06 ...........................................................................1,415

TOTAL OFFENSE

AVERAGE (Min. 2.5 punts per game):Season: Bill Ingram, 1969 (74 att.) ................................................................42.28Season (RS): Bill Ingram, 1969 (74 att.) ................................................................42.28Career: Chris Shibel, 2001-04 (198 att.) ........................................................40.72Career (RS): Chris Shibel, 2001-04 (172 att.) ........................................................40.15

PUNTSGame: Bill Ingram, vs. Chico State, 1969 ............................................................12 Bill Ingram, vs. Santa Clara, 1968Season: Greg Alley, 1997 ....................................................................................81Season (RS): Bill Ingram, 1968 ...................................................................................76Career: Greg Alley, 1997-2000 ........................................................................250Career (RS): Greg Alley, 1997-2000 ........................................................................211

LONGEST PUNT Chris Humes, vs. Angelo State, 1989 ......................................................#76

(RS) - Regular-season games only # - NCAA Division II Playoff Record

PUNTING

2009 Marks in BoldCURRENT AGGIES IN ALL CAPS


Individual Records

PUNT RETURNS

YARDS GAINEDGame: Tip Willis, vs. Humboldt State (4 att.) .....................................................105Season: Armin Anderson, 1984 ..........................................................................536Season (RS): Armin Anderson, 1984 ..........................................................................516Career: Armin Anderson, 1983-85 ..................................................................1,173

MOST RETURNSGame: not availableSeason: Armin Anderson, 1984 ............................................................................65Season (RS): Armin Anderson, 1984 ............................................................................61Career: Armin Anderson, 1983-85 .....................................................................165

TOUCHDOWNSGame: 11 tied (last by Jesse Oliva vs. Sacramento State, 9/25/04) .......................1Season: Jesse Oliva, 2004 ...................................................................................2Career: not available

HIGHEST AVERAGESeason (Min. 1.2 attempts per game): Jesse Oliva, 2004 (19 attempts)...........................................................22.0Career: (Min. 25 attempts): Jesse Oliva, 2001-04 (28 attempts) ......................................................15.8

KICKOFF RETURNS

YARDS GAINEDGame: Jason Holleman vs. Cal State Northridge, 10/13/01 ...............................180Season: Artemus Jones, 1997 .........................................................................1,086Season (RS): Artemus Jones, 1997 ............................................................................769Career: Artemus Jones, 1996-99 ...................................................................2,999

MOST RETURNSGame: not availableSeason: Artemus Jones, 1997 ..............................................................................45Season (RS): Artemus Jones, 1997 ..............................................................................34Career: Artemus Jones, 1996-99 ......................................................................134

TOUCHDOWNSGame: Jason Holleman vs. Cal State Northridge, 10/13/01 ...................................2Season: Jason Holleman, 2001 .............................................................................2Career: Jason Holleman, 1999-2001 ....................................................................2

HIGHEST AVERAGESeason (Min. 11 attempts): Calvin Ellison, 1977 .............................................................................26.3Season (RS) (Min. 1.2 attempts per game): Calvin Ellison, 1977 .............................................................................31.8Career (Min. 25 attempts): Jermaine Rucker, 1995-96 ...................................................................23.7

ALL-PURPOSE

YARDS GAINEDGame: Mike Ichiyama, vs. Chico State, 1994 .....................................................346 (42-309 rushing, 2-37 receiving)Season: G.P. Muhammad, 1997 ......................................................................1,885 Preston Jackson, 1993Career: G.P. Muhammad, 1995-98 .................................................................4,629Career (RS): G.P. Muhammad, 1995-98 .................................................................3,980

INTERCEPTIONS

PASSES INTERCEPTEDGame: Elmer Olson, vs. Occidental, 1958 ..............................................................4Season: Adam Williams, 1973 ...............................................................................8Season (RS): Adam Williams, 1973 ...............................................................................8Career: Adam Williams, 1972-75 ........................................................................15Career (RS): Adam Williams, 1972-75 ........................................................................15

RETURN YARDSGame: not availableSeason: Bo Eason, 1982 ...................................................................................143Career: Bo Eason, 1979, ’81-83 .......................................................................238

TOUCHDOWNSGame: not availableSeason: Jeff Allen, 1979 .......................................................................................3Career: Bo Eason, 1979, ’81-83 ...........................................................................3 Jeff Allen, 1976-79

QUARTERBACK SACKS

QUARTERBACK SACKSGame: not availableSeason: Glenn Fricker, 1983 ................................................................................18Career: Glenn Fricker, 1980-83 ...........................................................................45

TACKLES (Unofficial until 2000)

TOTAL TACKLESGame: Jason Hairston, vs. Southern Utah, 1993 ...................................................22Season: Kris Spraker, 2000 ..............................................................................143Career: Kris Spraker, 1997-2000 ......................................................................290

(RS) - Regular-season games onlyCURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS2009 Marks in Bold

Jason Holleman, shown here as a defensive back, became the fifth player in D-II history to score two kickoff return touchdowns in a single game, when he posted back-to-back 90-yard scampers in a 37-31 win over Cal State Northridge.


Team Records

SCORING

POINTSGame: vs. S.F. State, 1985 (SFSU 12) ................ 65Season: 2000 ................................................. 622Season (RS): 2000 ................................................. 464

POINTS ALLOWEDGame: vs. Sac City College, 1928 (UCD 12) ......... 65Season: 2008 .................................................. 326Season (RS): 2008 .................................................. 326

TOUCHDOWNSGame: at Western Oregon, 2002 ........................ 9 vs. Mesa State, 2000 at Cal Poly, 2000 vs. San Francisco State, 1985 Season: 2000 ................................................... 85

FIELD GOALSGame: vs. SOUTHERN UTAH, 2005 ........................ 4 vs. Saint Mary’s, 1997 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1986 vs. Humboldt State, 1980 vs. Chico State, 1976Season: 1976 (22 att.)....................................... 17

SCORING AVERAGE, OFFENSESeason: 2000 (622 pts, 13 games) ................. 47.8

SCORING AVERAGE, DEFENSE (Since 1946)Season: 1983 (94 pts, 12 games) ...................... 7.8

RUSHING

YARDS GAINEDGame: vs. Southern Oregon, 1952 .................... 396Season: 1993 ............................................... 2,877Season (RS): 1993 ............................................... 2,455

ATTEMPTSGame: vs. Cal State Hayward, 1964 .................... 78Season: 2002 ............................................... 519Season (RS): 1970 & 1956 ...................................... 454

YARDS PER GAMESeason: 1993 (2,877 yds, 12 games) ............. 239.8Season (RS): 1993 ............................................... 245.5

AVERAGE PER PLAYSeason: 1993 ................................................. 5.81Season (RS): 1993 ................................................. 5.93

TOUCHDOWNSSeason: 2000 ................................................... 35Season (RS): 1992 .................................................... 29

PASSING

YARDS GAINEDGame: vs. Southern Utah, 1998 ....................... 495Season: 2000 .............................................. 4,346Season (RS): 2008 ............................................... 3,708

ATTEMPTSGame: at New Haven, 1997 ............................... 64Season: 1997 .................................................. 558Season (RS): 2008 .................................................. 492

COMPLETIONSGame: at New Haven, 1997 ............................... 43Season: 2008 .................................................. 321 1997 .................................................. 321Season (RS): 2008 .................................................. 321

TOUCHDOWN PASSESGame: vs. Mesa State, 2000 ............................... 6Season: 2000 ................................................... 45Season (RS): 2008 .................................................... 28 2000 ................................................... 28

YARDS PER GAMESeason: 2000 .............................................. 334.3Season (RS): 2000 .............................................. 323.3

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGESeason: 1986 ................................................. 70.7Season (RS): 1986 ................................................. 70.3

INTERCEPTIONSSeason: 1967 .................................................... 29Season (RS): 1967 .................................................... 29

TOTAL OFFENSE

YARDS GAINEDGame: vs. Mesa State (261 pass, 436 passing) . 697Season: 2000 (2396 rush, 4346 pass) .......... 6,742

YARDS PER GAMEGame: 2000 (6,742 yds, 13 games) ............ 518.6

FIRST DOWNS

TOTALGame: vs. Iona, 2008 ....................................... 34Season: 1993 .................................................. 321

PUNTING

PUNTSGame: vs. Chico State, 1969 .............................. 12 vs. Santa Clara, 1968Season: 1997 .................................................... 81

GROSS AVERAGESeason: 1969 (74 att.).................................... 42.3

PENALTIES

YARDSGame: vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977 .................... 206Season: 1998 ............................................... 1,217

NUMBERGame: at New Haven, 1999 .............................. 21Season: 1998 .................................................. 137

FUMBLES

FUMBLES LOSTGame: vs. UC Santa Barbara, 1949 ....................... 9Season: 1968 .................................................... 45

INTERCEPTIONS

PASSES INTERCEPTED (Defense)Game: vs. Santa Clara, 1977 ............................... 7Season: 1973 .................................................... 29

MISCELLANEOUS

Consecutive Victories 1981 (last 5) & 1982 (first 12) .............. 17Consecutive Unbeaten Games 1981 (last 5) & 1982 (first 12) .............. 17Consecutive Losses 1959 (last 7) & 1960 (first 6) ................ 13Consecutive Winless Games Twice, 1959-60 & 1933-35 ..................... 16Consecutive Ties 1941 ...................................................... 3Consecutive Winning Seasons 1970-2006 ........................................ 37Consecutive Conference Championships 1971-90 ............................................. 20Consecutive Conference Victories, Home 1971-93, 2004 ..................................... 58


Single-Game Performances

100-YARD RUSHERSYds Player Year Opponent Att309 Mike Ichiyama 1994 Chico State 42305 Mike Ichiyama 1994 at San Francisco State 32243 Preston Jackson 1993 at Sacramento State 27238 Jermaine Rucker 1996 Saint Mary’s 31237 Matt Massari 2002 Abilene Christian (Texas) 16223 Preston Jackson 1992 Chico State 33221 Matt Massari 2002 at Cal Poly 34213 Preston Jackson 1993 at Chico State 21210 G.P. Muhammad 1995 Humboldt State 29208 Phil Wintz 1952 at Southern Oregon —203 G.P. Muhammad 1997 at Clarion 30203 Shola Adeyemo 1990 Chico State 22196 Shola Adeyemo 1988 Sonoma State 16189 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 WESTERN WASHINGTON 19189 Jermaine Rucker 1995 at Sacramento State 30188 Matt Brown 2000 Saint Mary’s 24187 Preston Jackson 1993 San Francisco State 27185 Jim Allen 1972 at Sacramento State 24184 Preston Jackson 1993 Cal State Northridge 37182 G.P. Muhammad 1998 at South Dakota State 24180 Matt Massari 2002 Saint Mary’s 27178 O.J. Swanigan 2002 at Western Washington 31177 Jermaine Rucker 1996 Southern Utah 34172 Preston Jackson 1993 Fort Hays State 29171 Trae Milton 1999 at New Haven 33171 G.P. Muhammad 1998 at Cal Poly 27170 Matt Brown 2000 at Western Oregon 17168 Lou Hausmann 1953 Cal Ramblers 11168 Preston Jackson 1992 Sonoma State 23168 Preston Jackson 1992 at Humboldt State 16167 Marcus Nolan 2006 SAN DIEGO 28165 Ron Austin 1979 San Francisco State 34163 Antar Mahasin 2003 at Sacramento State 34161 Jermaine Rucker 1996 Western New Mexico 25160 Ira Porchia 1997 Western Washington 26160 Ron Hanna 1950 at Whittier 18158 G.P. Muhammad 1997 South Dakota State 27157 G.P. Muhammad 1996 Chico State 32156 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 PORTLAND STATE 21156 Shola Adeyemo 1990 at San Francisco State 20154 Darryl Goss 1981 Sacramento State 30153 Sean Holleman 2001 Tarleton State 27153 Preston Jackson 1993 Cal State Hayward 16150 G.P. Muhammad 1997 at Sacramento State 34150 Preston Jackson 1993 Cal Poly 24147 Bud Journey 1969 Cal Poly Pomona 17146 Elihu Vann 2002 Humboldt State 24145 Sean Holleman 2001 Western Washington 22145 G.P. Muhammad 1997 at Angelo State 22145 Ron Austin 1980 Cal State Northridge 22

Yds Player Year Opponent Att143 Jim Tomasin 1988 at Santa Clara 15143 Ron Austin 1980 at Chico State 19143 Ron Austin 1980 Humboldt State 26142 G.P. Muhammad 1997 Central Washington 20142 Ron Austin 1979 at Cal State Hayward 26140 Ron Austin 1979 Nevada 21 139 Glenn DuFour 1964 at Chico State 21139 Ron Austin 1979 at Santa Clara 24139 Jermaine Rucker 1995 Cal Poly 32138 Matt Brown 1999 at Central Oklahoma 25138 G.P. Muhammad 1998 Central Washington 12138 Matt Brown 1998 Western Oregon 11137 Mark Ford 1985 at Sacramento State 18136 O.J. Swanigan 2003 at North Dakota State 22136 Ron Austin 1980 Cal Poly 25135 Antar Mahasin 2003 at Saint Mary’s 22135 Rusty Stivers 1994 at Humboldt State 20135 Preston Jackson 1992 at Santa Clara 21134 Marcus Nolan 2006 SOUTHERN UTAH 29134 G.P. Muhammad 1998 New Haven 27134 Jermaine Rucker 1996 at Carson-Newman 36134 Jermaine Rucker 1995 at Southern Utah 28133 Matt Massari 2002 Sacramento State 25133 Matt Brown 1999 Central Washington 32133 Ron Austin 1980 Cal Poly Pomona 30132 Elihu Vann 2002 at Western Washington 22132 Rusty Stivers 1994 Sonoma State 19131 Joe Genasci 1989 Humboldt State 18129 G.P. Muhammad 1996 Sacramento State 20129 Shawn Rogers 1982 at Cal State Hayward 15128 Preston Jackson 1993 Humboldt State 23127 G.P. Muhammad 1998 at Grand Valley State 15126 Jim Wilson 1953 Southern Oregon 9126 Shawn Rogers 1983 San Francisco State 20126 Preston Jackson 1992 at Cal State Hayward 23124 Preston Jackson 1993 at Saint Mary’s 25123 G.P. Muhammad 1998 at Western Washington 26123 Hal Leigh 1952 Cal Ramblers —123 Tom Slater 1974 at San Francisco State 25123 Jerold Ligons 1984 Sonoma State 16122 Rick Hamilton 1973 Nevada 15122 Shola Adeyemo 1988 at Cal State Hayward 17122 Preston Jackson 1992 Saint Mary’s 17121 Ken Kuyendall 1949 at Humboldt State 11121 Ron Austin 1978 Cal State Hayward 22120 Boyd Bentley 1965 at Cal State Hayward 26119 BRANDON TUCKER 2008 at Southern Utah 13119 Matt Massari 2001 at Sacramento State 19118 BRANDON TUCKER 2008 at Northeastern 24118 G.P. Muhammad 1997 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 27118 Shola Adeyemo 1990 at Cal State Hayward 16



100-YARD RUSHERS, cont.Yds Player Year Opponent Att117 Jermaine Rucker 1995 Cal State Northridge 14116 Trae Milton 2001 at Humboldt State 17 116 Nick Aliotti 1975 at Pacific 17116 Darryl Goss 1981 San Francisco State 34116 Shawn Rogers 1983 Cal State Hayward 17115 Bud Journey 1969 at UC Riverside 15114 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 SACRAMENTO STATE 19114 Demario Warren 2005 at South Dakota State 21114 Nelson Doris 2004 at Portland State 18114 Sam Paneno 1999 Western Oregon 26114 Randy Scagliotti 1967 Sacramento State 22113 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 NORTHERN COLORADO 27113 Kelsey Gallagher 2000 at Western Washington 22113 Preston Jackson 1993 at Sonoma State 31113 Preston Jackson 1992 Sacramento State 20112 Matt Massari 2002 at Central Washington 25112 Trae Milton 1999 at Southern Utah 26112 Shawn Rogers 1982 Sacramento State 16112 Preston Jackson 1992 Cal Poly 22111 Matt Massari 2002 Humboldt State 13111 Jerold Ligons 1986 Chico State 17111 G.P. Muhammad 1998 Sacramento State 18111 Rusty Stivers 1994 Sacramento State 22111 Shola Adeyemo 1987 at Sacramento State 22110 Matt Brown 2000 Southern Utah 26109 Matt Brown 2000 Sacramento State 31109 Jim Allen 1972 Santa Clara 25109 Tom Slater 1974 at Sacramento State 20109 Darryl Goss 1981 at Cal State Hayward 22109 Jerold Ligons 1984 at Cal State Northridge 13109 Jim Tomasin 1989 at Chico State 23108 Rusty Stivers 1994 Southern Utah 15107 Sam Paneno 1998 Western Oregon 15107 Bud Journey 1969 at Humboldt State 15106 Ron Austin 1980 Santa Clara 22106 Jerold Ligons 1986 Sonoma State 20105 Trae Milton 2001 Western Oregon 17105 Trae Milton 2001 at Saint Mary’s 19105 G.P. Muhammad 1998 Texas A&M-Kingsville 22105 Jermaine Rucker 1996 Central Oklahoma 29105 Bill Kramer 1965 at Humboldt State 26105 Joe Mangiaracina 1970 Univ. of San Francisco 22104 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 NORTHEASTERN 22104 Sean Holleman 2001 Central Washington 11104 Jermaine Rucker 1996 at Tex.A&M-Kingsville 28103 CORBIN CUTSHAW 2008 IONA 12103 Harold Leigh 1952 Humboldt State 15103 Fred Wheeler 1977 San Francisco State 17103 Shola Adeyemo 1990 Saint Mary’s 4102 Sean Holleman 2001 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 24

Yds Player Year Opponent Att102 Preston Jackson 1993 Texas A&M-Kingsville 23102 Khari Jones 1993 at Sonoma State 11101 JOSH REESE 2009 at Southern Utah 14101 JOE TROMBETTA 2008 SAN DIEGO 13101 Marcus Nolan 2006 SACRAMENTO STATE 24101 Matt Brown 2000 at Cal Poly 27101 Jim Reynolds 1952 at Chico State —101 Tom Slater 1974 Cal State Hayward 12101 Shawn Rogers 1983 at Sacramento State 15101 Preston Jackson 1992 at San Francisco State 25101 Preston Jackson 1992 at Portland State 18100 Nelson Doris 2005 at Eastern Washington 19100 Lonnie Cagle 1955 at San Francisco State 13100 George Mock 1971 at Univ. of San Francisco 20100 Ron Austin 1979 at Cal Poly Pomona 21100 Don Barber 1980 Santa Clara 9100 Ron Austin 1980 Cal State Hayward 22100 G.P. Muhammad 1995 Western State 13

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DOUBLE 100-YARD RUSHING GAMESAggies at Western Washington, 11/16/02 O.J. Swanigan ....................................... 31/178 Elihu Vann ............................................. 22/132

Aggies vs. Humboldt State, 10/19/02 Elihu Vann ............................................. 24/146 Matt Massari ......................................... 13/111

Aggies vs. Western Oregon, 11/7/98 Matt Brown ............................................ 11/138 Sam Paneno........................................... 15/107

Aggies at Sonoma State, 10/16/93 Preston Jackson ...................................... 31/113 Khari Jones ............................................ 11/102

Aggies vs. San Francisco State, 1983 Shawn Rogers ........................................ 20/126 Darryl Goss ............................................ 34/116

Aggies vs. Santa Clara, 1980 Ron Austin ............................................. 22/106 Don Barber ............................................. 9/100

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300-YARD PASSERSYds Player Year Opponent Att-Cmp-Int TD495 Kevin Daft 1998 Southern Utah 39-23-2 3482 Kevin Daft 1997 at New Haven 64-43-3 3439 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 Southern Utah 35-23-1 5434 Greg Denham 2008 at San Diego 41-26-1 2419 Jim Speck 1973 Boise State 42-22-4 3415 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 at Cal Poly 39-28-0 2413 Ken O’Brien 1982 Cal State Northridge 44-30-1 2413 Kevin Daft 1997 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 44-30-3 5409 Matt Engle 2007 SAN DIEGO 40-26-2 3403 Kevin Daft 1998 at Western Washington 43-27-0 4402 Jeff Bridewell 1990 at Santa Clara 40-29-0 2399 Bob Biggs 1972 at San Francisco State 38-23-2 3398 Mike Quinn 1991 at Chico State 60-32-4 2393 Jon Grant 2004 at Cal Poly 40-21-1 2393 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 35-18-0 4388 Tim Plough 2007 at Eastern Washington 58-38-2 2388 Bob Biggs 1972 Massachusetts 60-27-4 1388 Mark Grieb 1996 Chico State 45-27-0 1382 Kevin Daft 1997 at Southern Utah 45-18-1 4382 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 Chadron State 32-20-1 4381 Ryan Flanigan 2002 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 45-25-1 2380 Greg Denham 2009 at South Dakota 41-27-1 2379 Kevin Daft 1997 at Sacramento State 41-26-0 4378 Mark Grieb 1996 Sacramento State 39-23-3 1376 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 at Western Washington 30-19-2 4373 Jon Grant 2005 at Stephen F. Austin 49-26-3 0372 Chris Petersen 1986 Chico State 37-29-0 4372 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 Western Oregon 42-30-0 4366 Kevin Daft 1998 Saint Mary’s 52-30-0 2365 Khari Jones 1993 Cal Poly 43-22-1 4365 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 at New Mexico Highlands 39-26-2 3364 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 Mesa State 24-21-0 6362 Greg Denham 2009 MONTANA 67-43-2 1361 Greg Denham 2008 PORTLAND STATE 41-26-2 1360 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 at Western Oregon 22-15-1 3359 Ryan Flanigan 2003 Central Washington 27-24-0 3357 Chris Petersen 1986 at Pacific 40-30-1 4355 Scott Barry 1984 at North Dakota State 46-29-4 2353 Mike Moroski 1977 Lehigh 46-21-5 4351 J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 Cal Poly 34-25-1 2347 Ken O’Brien 1982 Chico State 31-18-0 3346 Bob Biggs 1972 Humboldt State 36-24-1 3345 Khari Jones 1992 at San Francisco State 19-13-0 4344 Mike Moroski 1978 Eastern Illinois 49-24-3 1344 Ken O’Brien 1980 Cal Poly Pomona 27-15-0 3342 Jon Grant 2006 SAN DIEGO 39-25-0 3340 Chris Petersen 1986 South Dakota 42-31-1 1337 Mike Moroski 1978 at Pacific 39-27-1 4335 Jeff Bridewell 1989 at Sonoma State 27-23-0 3335 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 Central Washington 28-19-2 3334 Dennis Bunting 1966 Humboldt State 23-17-1 4

Yds Player Year Opponent Att-Cmp-Int TD333 J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 at Sacramento State 35-23-1 1332 Greg Denham 2008 at Cal Poly 42-22-2 4332 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 Western Washington 29-18-0 2329 Bob Biggs 1972 Santa Clara 51-25-3 2328 Chris Petersen 1986 at Humboldt State 31-27-0 3328 Khari Jones 1993 at Sonoma State 36-16-1 3328 Mark Grieb 1996 at Carson-Newman 34-25-2 3327 J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 at North Dakota 45-26-2 0326 Greg Denham 2008 IONA 30-20-1 5325 Jon Barragan 2003 Western Washington 28-19-2 3324 Jon Grant 2006 at Montana State 38-23-0 5321 Jon Grant 2005 at Sacramento State 38-21-0 3321 J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 Western Oregon 42-25-2 2320 Greg Denham 2008 NORTH DAKOTA 41-31-1 2313 Tim Plough 2007 NORTHEASTERN 39-31-1 2311 Jon Grant 2004 at Weber State 21-12-2 3311 Mark Grieb 1996 at Cal State Northridge 39-22-1 2310 Kevin Daft 1998 New Haven 53-26-1 1310 J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 Central Oklahoma 24-16-1 3309 J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 at West Chester 22-14-0 3308 Ken O’Brien 1982 Northern Michigan 20-14-1 3308 Chris Petersen 1986 at Cal State Northridge 39-27-0 2307 Greg Denham 2009 at Sacramento State 38-29-0 2307 Greg Denham 2008 SACRAMENTO STATE 48-27-2 1307 Jon Grant 2005 Cal Poly 44-21-1 1307 Khari Jones 1993 Cal State Northridge 39-21-0 3305 Jeff Bridewell 1989 Santa Clara 39-29-2 3305 Kevin Daft 1997 Cal Poly 55-28-2 2304 Khari Jones 1993 at Chico State 31-20-2 2304 Kevin Daft 1997 at Angelo State 31-18-0 4302 Matt Engle 2007 at Sacramento State 31-20-0 2302 Ken O’Brien 1982 Sacramento State 28-20-0 3301 Jon Grant 2005 South Dakota State 44-26-3 1300 Kevin Daft 1998 at Central Washington 30-20-0 3


Kevin Daft compiled an NCAA D-II playoff record of 482 passing yards at New Haven in 1997, breaking Jim Speck’s previous mark of 419, set at Boise State in 1973. Daft broke his own record the following season, posting 495 against Southern Utah.

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150-YARD RECEIVERSYds. Player Year Opponent Rec.233 Michael Oliva 2001 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 8229 Calvin Ellison 1978 at Puget Sound 6212 Tony Kays 2005 CAL POLY 13204 Mike Bellotti 1972 Humboldt State 11196 Michael Oliva 2001 Western Oregon 11194 Charley Enos 2001 at New Mexico Highlands 9190 Chris Carter 2009 MONTANA 18189 Chris Carter 2008 at Central Arkansas 13183 Tay Thompson 1972 at San Francisco State 9182 Tony Kays 2005 at Sacramento State 10180 Bakari Grant 2007 SAN DIEGO 9180 Howard Gravelle 1969 at UC Riverside 6179 John Shoemaker 1999 at Sacramento State 8176 Allen Fleming 1982 Chico State 5174 Dick South 1966 Humboldt State 9173 Bart Greene 1990 Saint Mary’s 6170 Jon Delfatti 1980 at Cal St. Northridge 5167 Michael Oliva 2002 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 11165 Tony Kays 2005 PORTLAND STATE 15166 Calvin Ellison 1978 Eastern Illinois 9

Yds. Player Year Opponent Rec.163 Michael Oliva 2001 Central Washington 10163 Howard Gravelle 1969 at Cal St. Hayward 10162 Chris Mandeville 1986 South Dakota 11161 Josh Weinstock 1991 at Chico State 12158 Charley Enos 2000 Eastern Oregon 6158 Charley Enos 2000 at Western Washington 8158 John Shoemaker 1999 Humboldt State 3158 Jon Delfatti 1979 at Humboldt State 7157 John Shoemaker 1998 Southern Utah 5156 Allen Fleming 1983 Cal Lutheran 10155 Onome Ojo 2000 at Western Washington 4155 Aaron Bennetts 1994 Sonoma State 6154 Francis Montes 1997 at New Haven 10153 John Shoemaker 1999 Humboldt State 4152 Kevin Freeman 2003 Northern Colorado 7152 Francis Montes 1997 at Southern Utah 5151 Tony Kays 2006 SAN DIEGO 10151 John Shoemaker 1998 at Grand Valley State 10151 Calvin Ellison 1977 Bethune-Cookman 6


DOUBLE 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

Aggies vs. Cal Poly, 10/13/07 Brandon Rice ...............................................5/140 BAKARI GRANT ............................................7/118

Aggies at Cal Poly, 10/30/04 Jesse Oliva .................................................4/129 Tony Kays ...................................................6/116

Aggies at Weber State, 9/18/04 O.J. Swanigan .............................................4/115 Kevin Freeman ...........................................2/106

Aggies at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 11/17/02 Michael Oliva ..........................................11/167 Joe Bandel ................................................5/107

Aggies at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 11/17/01 Michael Oliva ............................................8/233 Charley Enos ...............................................4/116

Aggies at Western Washington, 11/11/00 Charley Enos ..............................................8/158 Onome Ojo ................................................4/155

Aggies vs. Chadron State, 11/18/00 Michael Oliva .............................................4/121 Onome Ojo ................................................4/118

Aggies vs. Mesa State, 11/25/00 Charley Enos ..............................................8/158 Onome Ojo ................................................4/155

Aggies vs. Southern Utah, 10/14/00 Michael Oliva .............................................7/108 Onome Ojo ................................................3/103

Aggies vs. Western Washington, 11/13/99 John Shoemaker .........................................7/117 Charley Enos ..............................................4/153

Aggies vs. Southern Utah, 11/14/98 John Shoemaker..........................................5/157 Dave Hartvickson .........................................6/108 Wes Terrell ..................................................4/102

Aggies vs. Grand Valley State, 11/8/97 John Shoemaker........................................ 5/117 Lucas Bader .............................................. 4/100

Aggies vs. Northern Michigan, 1982 Allen Fleming ............................................ 127 yds Rick Woehler ............................................. 104 yds

Aggies vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1980 Don Barber ............................................... 126 yds Jeff Zimmerman ........................................ 125 yds

Aggies vs. Boise State, 1973 Brad Pederson ........................................... 113 yds Anthony Terry ............................................ 102 yds

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Season Records

SCORING

OVERALL Year Points1. Preston Jackson 1993 1482. Matt Brown 2000 1383. Jermaine Rucker 1995 1084. Eric Friend 2000 1075. Preston Jackson 1992 926. G.P. Muhammad 1998 907. Eddie Loretto 1985 85T8. Sean Holleman 2001 84T8. Shawn Rogers 1983 8410. Ron Austin 1980 80

RUSHING YARDS

OVERALL Year Yards1. Preston Jackson 1993 1,8262. Preston Jackson 1992 1,4353. G.P. Muhammad 1997 1,3074. G.P. Muhammad 1998 1,2875. Matt Massari 2002 1,2746. Jermaine Rucker 1996 1,1287. Matt Brown 2000 1,1838. Ron Austin 1980 1,1009. Ron Austin 1979 1,02810. Shawn Rogers 1982 929

RUSHING ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Year Att1. Preston Jackson 1993 2962. G.P. Muhammad 1997 2823. Jermaine Rucker 1996 2474. Preston Jackson 1992 2275. Ron Austin 1980 2246. Matt Brown 2000 2237. G.P. Muhammad 1998 2178. Matt Massari 2002 2109. Ron Austin 1979 20610. Shawn Rogers 1982 193

RUSHING TDs

OVERALL Year TD1. Preston Jackson 1993 242. Matt Brown 2000 223. Jermaine Rucker 1995 174. Preston Jackson 1992 155. Sean Holleman 2001 146. Fred Wheeler 1978 13T7. G.P. Muhammad 1998 12T7. Ron Austin 1980 12T7. George Mock 1971 12T10. Matt Massari 2002 11T10. Jermaine Rucker 1996 11T10. Shawn Rogers 1982 11

PASSING YARDS

OVERALL Year Yards1. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 3,8262. Kevin Daft 1997 3,6963. J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 3,6794. Greg Denham 2008 3,4785. Kevin Daft 1998 3,3176. Mark Grieb 1996 3,2307. J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 3,2178. Khari Jones 1993 3,1749. Ken O’Brien 1982 2,97610. Chris Petersen 1986 2,965

PASSING COMPLETIONS

OVERALL Year Comp1. Greg Denham 2008 2962. Kevin Daft 1997 2813. Greg Denham 2009 2724. Jon Grant 2005 2595. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 2556. Chris Petersen 1986 2507. Jon Grant 2006 2438. Kevin Daft 1998 2389. Mark Grieb 1996 22910. Jeff Bridewell 1989 226

PASSING ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Year Att1. Kevin Daft 1997 4862. Greg Denham 2008 4513. Jon Grant 2005 4504. Greg Denham 2009 4405. Kevin Daft 1998 4176. Khari Jones 1993 4127. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 4068. Mark Grieb 1996 4009. Jon Grant 2006 39610. Bob Biggs 1972 387

PASSING TDs

OVERALL Year TD1. J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 382. Kevin Daft 1997 333. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 324. Kevin Daft 1998 305. Khari Jones 1993 296. Greg Denham 2008 277. J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 268. Mark Grieb 1996 25T9. Chris Petersen 1986 23T9. Ken O’Brien 1982 23

TOTAL OFFENSE

OVERALL Year Yards1. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 4,1972. J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 4,1523. Khari Jones 1993 3,7154. Kevin Daft 1997 3,7025. Kevin Daft 1998 3,3326. Greg Denham 2008 3,3147. Chris Petersen 1986 3,1758. J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 3,1729. Mark Grieb 1996 3,15910. Ken O’Brien 1982 3,140

RECEPTIONS

OVERALL Year Rec1. Tony Kays 2005 932. Chris Carter 2009 853. Michael Oliva 2001 754. Charley Enos 2000 735. Chris Carter 2008 696. John Shoemaker 1997 67T7. Tony Kays 2006 66T7. Michael Oliva 2002 66T9. John Shoemaker 1999 62T9. Allen Fleming 1982 62

RECEIVING YARDS

OVERALL Year Yards1. Michael Oliva 2001 1,3652. Charley Enos 2000 1,3603. Tony Kays 2005 1,2134. John Shoemaker 1999 1,1725. Michael Oliva 2002 1,0916. Charley Enos 2001 1,0747. Francis Montes 1997 1,0138. Allen Fleming 1982 9949. John Shoemaker 1998 924T10. Mike Sellar 1988 896T10. Randy Williams 1984 896

PASSING RATING

OVERALL Year Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD Ratg1. J.T. O’Sullivan 2000 318 204 11 64.2 3679 38 193.852. Ryan Flanigan 2002 252 166 10 65.9 2397 20 164.033. Chris Petersen 1985 279 191 8 68.5 2590 19 163.184. J.T. O’Sullivan 2001 406 255 16 62.8 3862 32 160.095. Chris Petersen 1986 354 250 8 70.6 2965 23 157.906. J.T. O’Sullivan 1999 341 208 13 61.0 3217 26 157.787. Matt Engle 2007 224 139 4 62.1 1889 14 149.948. Scott Barry 1984 339 218 10 64.3 2721 19 144.339. Dan Carmazzi 1974 149 86 6 57.7 1081 15 143.8310. Kevin Daft 1998 417 238 8 57.1 3317 30 143.80

The NCAA passing efficiency statistic is based on a player’s completion percentage, interception percentage, yards per attempt and touchdown percentage. Until 1970, collegiate quarterbacks were ranked based on total completions. From 1970 through 1978, they were ranked according to completions per game. Beginning in 1979, passers were ranked by their efficiency rating.

Note: In 1978, Mike Moroski’s regular-season passing rating was a Division II-leading 145.84. However, his overall rating (i.e. including postseason) was 137.27. Chris Petersen (1985, 1986) and J.T. O’Sullivan (2000) also led all NCAA D-II passers during those respective regular seasons.

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Season Records

YARDS PER CATCH

OVERALL (Min. 15 recs) Year Avg1. Onome Ojo 2000 26.22. Jon Deflatti 1979 23.93. Jon Delfatti 1980 23.24. Arnold Hardy 1993 23.05. Aaron Bugarske 1996 21.76. Anthony Terry 1975 21.67. Lucas Bader 1996 21.48. Randy Williams 1984 20.49. Onome Ojo 1999 20.310. Mike Bellotti 1971 20.2

RECEIVING TDs

OVERALL Year TDT1. Michael Oliva 2001 13T1. John Shoemaker 1999 13T1. John Shoemaker 1998 134. Charley Enos 2000 12T5. Michael Oliva 2002 11T5. Onome Ojo 2000 11T5. Michael Oliva 2000 11T5. Allen Fleming 1983 11T5. Tay Thompson 1971 11T10. BRANDON RICE 2007 10T10. Charley Enos 2001 10

PUNT RETURN YARDS

OVERALL Year Att/Yds1. Armin Anderson 1984 65/5362. Jesse Oliva 2004 19/4183. Armin Anderson 1983 62/3984. Artemus Jones 1998 26/3815. Joe Genasci 1991 25/3306. Mike Ichiyama 1994 30/2527. Mike Ichiyama 1992 17/2458. Curtis Steen 1997 35/2439. Armin Anderson 1985 38/24210. Glenn Adriatico 2000 17/234

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

OVERALL Year Att/Yds1. Artemus Jones 1997 45/1,086T2. Artemus Jones 1998 40/829T2. Jermaine Rucker 1995 29/7444. Artemus Jones 1999 30/5975. Calvin Ellison 1977 21/5536. Channing Ragsdale 1994 29/5307. Arnold Hardy 1993 26/5198. Nevan Bergan 2006 22/5059. Artemus Jones 1996 19/48710. Tom Watts 2001 22/473

PUNTING

OVERALL (Min. 35 atts) Year Avg1. Bill Ingram 1969 42.282. Chris Shibel 2002 41.293. Chip Dull 1979 41.024. Chris Shibel 2004 41.005. Emmanuel Benjamin 2007 40.866. Chris Humes 1992 40.647. Greg Alley 1998 40.438. Pat Inglesby 1983 40.419. Chris Shibel 2001 40.3110. Chris Shibel 2003 40.25

INTERCEPTIONS

OVERALL Year Int/Yds1. Adam Williams 1973 8/ 48T2. Nevan Bergan 2005 7/50T2. Gavin Carr 1982 7/ 33T4. Jonathan Barsi 2006 6/102T4. Joe Caviglia 1998 6/ 26T4. Bo Eason 1983 6/ 95T4. Jeff Allen 1977 6/ 83T4. John Silverfoote 1975 6/ 53T4. Adam Williams 1975 6/ 94T4. Anthony Terry 1974 6/ 39T4. John Silverfoote 1973 6/ 73T4. John Miller 1970 6/140

PAT MADE

OVERALL Year XP1. Eric Friend 2000 772. Cortney Williams 2001 553. Eric Friend 1998 474. Dusty Apocotos 2002 45T5. Rafael Fernandez 1993 44T5. Rafael Fernandez 1992 447. SEAN KELLEY 2008 428. Ray Sullivan 1982 419. Ray Sullivan 1983 3910. Eddie Loretto 1985 37

PAT ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Year XPA1. Eric Friend 2000 792. Cortney Williams 2001 63T3. Eric Friend 1998 52T3. Rafael Fernandez 1993 525. Dusty Apocotos 2002 486. Ray Sullivan 1982 477. Rafael Fernandez 1992 468. Ray Sullivan 1983 449. SEAN KELLEY 2008 4210. Ryan Christie 1996 41

FIELD GOALS MADE

OVERALL Year FG1. Eddie Loretto 1985 162. Dusty Apocotos 2003 153. Rolf Benirschke 1976 144. Eddie Loretto 1986 13T5. SEAN KELLEY 2009 12T5. Rod Holmquist 1980 12T7. Emmanuel Benjamin 2006 11T7. Ray Sullivan 1983 11T9. SEAN KELLEY 2008 10T9. Emmanuel Benjamin 2005 10T9. Eric Friend 2000 10T9. Rafael Fernandez 1993 10T9. Rafael Fernandez 1989 10T9. Eddie Loretto 1988 10

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Year FGA1. Eddie Loretto 1985 21T2. Dusty Apocotos 2003 19T2. Rolf Benirschke 1976 19T4. Emmanuel Benjamin 2005 18T4. Ray Sullivan 1984 18T6. Marc Rovetti 1990 17T6. Eddie Loretto 1988 17T6. Eddie Loretto 1987 17T6. Ray Sullivan 1984 17T6. Rod Holmquist 1980 17

DEFENSIVE RECORDSNote: UC Davis has kept complete records for tackles (solo and assists) and tackles-for-loss since the 1987 season. However, defensive stats did not become officially recognized by the NCAA until 2000.

TOTAL TACKLES

OVERALL Year Tot1. Kris Spraker 2000 1432. Jason Hairston 1993 1133. Steve Thompson 1989 98T4. Kelly Valaau 2003 93T4. Chad Sindel 1999 93T4. Jason Geldermann 1997 93T4. Ted Corcoran 1996 93T8. Michael Hanley 1989 89T8. Ed McNicoll 1988 8910. Dan Elbanna 2004 84

SOLO TACKLES

OVERALL Year Tot1. Jason Hairston 1993 632. Kris Spraker 2000 603. Joe Caviglia 1999 504. Mike Morales 2008 485. Jason Hairston 1992 45T6. Mike Morales 2009 44T6. Ejiro Evero 2002 44T6. Carnell Green 2000 44T9. Kelly Valaau 2003 43T9. Steve Thompson 1989 43

ASSISTED TACKLES

OVERALL Year Tot1. Kris Spraker 2000 832. Chad Sindel 1999 733. Chad Sindel 1997 58T4. Dan Elbanna 2004 55T4. Steve Thompson 1989 55T6. Jason Geldermann 1997 52T6. Mark Johnson 1989 52T8. Ted Corcoran 1996 51T8. Ed McNicoll 1988 51T10. Kelly Valaau 2003 50T10. Jason Hairston 1993 50



Team Season Records

FIRST DOWNS

Year Rush-Pass-Pen Total1. 1993 164-148-9 3212. 2000 125-165-24 3143. 1997 107-183-22 3124. 2001 120-174-12 3065. 1996 109-150-24 2836. 2008 82-182-16 2807. 1982 95-143-18 2568. 1998 86-151-17 2549. 2002 104-129-14 24710. 1999 83-139-21 243

RUSHING ATTEMPTS

Year Yds Att1. 2002 2,143 5202. 1982 1,816 5003. 1977 1,381 5004. 1996 1,770 4975. 1997 1,758 4966. 1993 2,877 4957. 2000 2,396 4858. 1983 1,756 4779. 2001 2,350 47610. 1999 1,544 464

RUSHING YARDS

Year Att Yds1. 1993 495 2,8772. 2000 485 2,3963. 2001 476 2,3504. 1992 424 2,2865. 2002 520 2,1436. 1961 458 1,8917. 1994 421 1,8748. 1982 500 1,8169. 1998 399 1,78810. 1979 434 1,782

RUSHING TDs

Year Yds TDs1. 2000 2,396 352. 1992 2,286 333. 1993 2,877 324. 2001 2,350 305. 1983 1,756 286. 1982 1,816 277. 1999 1,554 268. 1995 1,772 249. 1985 1,699 2410. 1994 1,874 23

RUSHING OFFENSE

Year Yds Att1 1993 2,877 239.82 1961 1,891 210.13 1992 2,286 207.84 1994 1,874 187.45 2000 2,396 184.36 2001 2,350 180.87 2002 2,143 178.68 1979 1,782 178.29 1995 1,772 177.210 1963 1,364 170.5

PASS COMPLETIONS

Year Yds CmpT1. 2008 3,708 321T1. 1997 4,210 3213. 2009 3,020 2804. 2001 4,149 2765. 2007 3,269 2696. 2005 2,965 2677. 1996 3,697 2588. 1982 3,405 2589. 1986 3,060 25810. 1998 3,524 254

PASSING YARDS

Year Att-Cmp-Int Yds1. 2000 380-240-13 4,3462. 1997 558-321-22 4,2103. 2001 437-276-17 4,1494. 2008 492-321-18 3,7085. 1996 449-258-14 3,6976. 1998 450-254-10 3,5247. 1982 425-258-11 3,4058. 1999 364-221-13 3,3369. 2007 431-269-11 3,26910. 1993 432-223-13 3,243

TOUCHDOWNS

Year W-L TDs1. 2000 12-1 852. 2001 10-3 683. 1993 10-2 624. 1999 10-2 565. 1998 10-2 566. 1982 12-1 557. 1992 8-2-1 548. 1997 9-5 51t9. 2002 9-3 50t9. 1996 8-5 50t9. 1983 11-1 50

FIELD GOALS

Year Att Made1. 1976 22 172. 1985 21 163. 2003 19 154. 1986 16 135. 1983 22 126. 1980 17 127. 1974 16 128. 2006 15 11t9. Six times, last time in 2008 10

SCORING OFF. (HIGH)

Year G-Pts Avg.1. 2000 13-662 47.82. 2001 13-490 37.73. 1993 12-460 38.34. 1982 13-405 31.25. 1998 12-398 33.26. 1992 11-395 35.97. 1999 12-393 32.88. 1985 11-388 35.39. 1983 12-380 31.710. 2008 12-342 28.5

SCORING DEF. (HIGH)

Year G-Pts Avg.1. 2007 11-349 31.72. 1952 9-263 29.23. 1992 11-320 29.14. 1936 7-199 28.45. 1954 8-226 28.36. 2009 11-300 27.36. 2008 12-326 27.27. 1995 10-250 25.08. 1969 10-248 24.809. 1993 12-297 24.75

SCORING OFF. (LOW)

Year G-Pts Avg.1. 1934 8-16 2.02. 1930 8-17 2.13. 1917 3-7 2.34. 1932 9-42 4.75. 1923 9-43 4.86. 1935 9-47 5.27. 1933 7-40 5.78. 1954 8-47 5.99. 1960 9-54 6.010. 1938 9-58 6.4

SCORING DEF. (LOW)

Year G-Pts Avg.1. 1929 8-25 3.12. 1928 9-41 4.63. 1940 9-41 4.64. 1941 8-47 5.885. 1922 9-53 5.896. 1983 12-94 7.87. 1916 8-63 7.9t8. 1962 9-74 8.2t8. 1963 9-74 8.210. 1956 9-78 8.7

PASS ATTEMPTS

Year Yds Att1. 1997 4,210 5582. 2008 3,708 4923. 2005 2,965 474t4. 2009 3,020 450t4. 1998 3,524 4506. 1996 3,697 4497. 2001 4,149 4378. 1993 3,243 4329. 2007 3,269 43110. 1982 3,405 425

PASSING OFFENSE

Year Yds Att1. 2000 4,346 334.32. 2001 4,149 319.23. 2008 3,708 309.04. 1997 4,210 300.75. 2007 3,269 297.26. 1998 3,524 293.77. 2004 2,883 288.38. 1996 3,697 284.49. 1986 3,060 278.210. 1999 3,336 278.0

RUSHING DEFENSE

Year G-Yds Avg.1. 1983 12-818 68.22. 2005 11-962 87.53. 1994 10-892 89.24. 2002 12-1104 92.05. 1961 9-841 93.46. 1964 9-865 96.17. 1958 9-868 96.48. 1982 13-1265 97.39. 1978 11-1135 103.210. 1981 10-1049 104.9


Team Season Records

PASSING TDs

Year Yds TD1. 2000 4,346 452. 1997 4,210 373. 2001 4,149 344. 1998 3,524 315. 1996 3,697 296. 1993 3,243 297. 2008 3,708 288. 1999 3,336 279. 2007 3,269 2510. 1986 3,060 24

TOTAL OFFENSE

Year Plays Yds1. 2000 865 6,7422. 2001 913 6,4993. 1993 927 6,1204. 1997 1054 5,9685. 1996 946 5,4496. 1998 849 5,3127. 1982 925 5,2218. 2008 884 5,1179. 2002 839 5,10710. 1999 828 4,890

TOTAL OFFENSE (AVG.)

Year Yds Avg.1. 2000 6,742 518.62. 1993 6,120 510.03. 2001 6,499 499.94. 1992 4,890 444.55. 1998 5,312 442.76. 1995 4,362 436.27. 1986 4,694 426.78. 2008 5,117 426.49. 1997 5,968 426.310. 2002 5,107 425.6

QB RATING

Year Att-Cmp Yds Rat1. 2000 380-240 4,346 191.462. 1985 296-202 2,767 163.423. 2001 437-276 4,149 160.804. 2002 319-204 2,964 158.685. 1986 365-258 3,060 157.876. 1999 364-221 3,336 155.037. 2004 348-213 2,883 144.398. 1984 359-229 2,880 143.999. 1996 449-258 3,697 141.7010. 1982 425-258 3,405 140.69

COMPLETION PCT.

Year Att-Cmp Pct1. 1986 528-365 70.682. 1985 296-202 68.243. 2008 492-312 65.244. 2002 319-204 63.955. 1984 359-229 63.796. 2000 380-240 63.167. 2001 437-276 63.168. 1983 381-238 62.479. 2007 431-269 62.413. 2009 450-280 62.2

INTERCEPTIONS BY

Year Yds INT1. 1973 227 292. 1977 378 283. 1982 365 264. 1983 321 245. 1975 237 246. 1968 251 247. 1970 247 228. 1967 200 219. 2000 225 2010. 1969 193 20

INTERCEPTION YDS

Year INT Yds1. 1977 28 3782. 1982 26 3653. 1983 24 3214. 1978 16 3045. 1989 15 2856. 1997 17 2847. 1972 11 2618. 1968 24 2519. 1970 22 24710. 1975 24 237

PENALTY YARDS

Year Yds Avg.1. 1998 137 1,2172. 1982 113 1,0723. 1977 96 1,0384. 1997 127 1,0225. 2000 109 9786. 1999 111 9757. 1980 80 9528. 2001 112 9429. 1996 120 92810. 1979 87 914

PASSES INTERCEPTED

Year Yds Att1. 1967 306-126 292. 1960 227-98 243. 1997 558-321 224. 1973 317-147 225. 1969 326-137 226. 1966 268-144 227. 1970 282-148 218. 1972 387-213 209. 1977 360-194 1910. 1975 296-148 19

TOTAL PENALTIES

Year Yds Avg.1. 1998 1217 1372. 1997 1022 1273. 1960 n/a 1274. 1996 928 1205. 1982 1072 1136. 2001 942 1127. 1999 975 1118. 2000 978 1099. 1985 871 100t10. 1983 812 96t10. 1977 1038 96

QB SACKS BY

Year Yds Sacks1. 1983 n/a 682. 1999 378 533. 1987 n/a 514. 1997 386 505. 2002 299 466. 1998 306 457. 1996 288 448. 2000 298 439. 1986 n/a 40t10. 2001 286 39t10. 1992 241 39

3RD-DOWN CONV.

Year Conv/Att Pct.1. 2000 73/141 51.82. 1985 76/151 50.33. 2001 80/163 49.14. 1993 76/162 46.95. 2008 78/174 44.86. 2006 71/159 44.77. 2005 87/201 43.38. 1999 72/168 42.99. 1996 81/190 42.610. 2009 67/158 42.4

4TH-DOWN CONV.

Year Conv/Att Pct.1. 2000 8/10 80.02. 1993 15/19 78.93. 1992 7/10 70.04. 2006 12/20 60.05. 2008 17/29 58.66. 2009 11/19 57.97. 1998 10/18 55.68. 2004 6/11 54.59. 1999 11/21 52.4t10. 2003 8/26 50.0t10. 1997 9/18 50.0t10. 1995 9/18 50.0

PASSING DEFENSE

Year G-Yds Avg.1. 1956 9-743 82.6t2. 1951 9-837 93.0t2. 1950 8-744 93.0t4. 1964 9-858 95.3t4. 1949 9-858 95.36. 1955 9-887 98.67. 1959 9-893 99.2t8. 1962 9-904 100.49. 1963* 8-872 109.010. 1954 8-879 109.9 * incomplete stats (8 games)

TOTAL FUMBLES

Year Lost Total1. 1968 22 45t2. 1982 16 35t2. 1967 19 354. 1978 17 34t5. 1987 15 33t5. 1976 21 33t5. 1969 20 338. 1974 15 32t9. 1996 15 31t9. 1975 13 31

FUMBLES LOST

Year Total Lost1. 1968 45 222. 1976 33 21t3. 1969 33 20t3. 1966 30 20t3. 1977 28 206. 1967 35 197. 1964 24 18t8. 1978 34 17t8. 2001 30 17t10. 1982 35 16t10. 2002 29 16


Career Records

SCORING

OVERALL Years TD FG XP Pts1. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 0 47/72 132/142 2732. Preston Jackson 1991-93 40 0 3 2463. Matt Brown 1998-2000 40 0 0 240T4. G.P. Muhammad 1995-98 38 0 4 236T4. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 0 32/52 140/153 2366. Michael Oliva 1999-2002 37 0 0 2227. Emmanuel Benjamin 2004-07 0 30/54 122/136 2128. Ray Sullivan 1981-84 0 31/51 115/129 2089. Eric Friend 1997-2000 0 14/22 171 21310 John Shoemaker 1996-99 33 0 0 204REGULAR-SEASON ONLY Years TD FG XP Pts1. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 0 46 128 2662. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 0 30 128 2183. Matt Brown 1998-2000 36 0 0 216

RUSHING YARDS

OVERALL Years Att Yards Avg TD1. G.P. Muhammad 1995-98 685 3,589 5.2 282. Preston Jackson 1991-93 539 3,325 6.2 403. Ron Austin 1977-80 646 2,968 4.6 234. Shola Adeyemo 1987-90 456 2,269 5.0 205. Matt Brown 1998-2000 436 2,234 5.1 38 6. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 425 2,044 4.8 287. Matt Massari 2001-02 298 1,814 6.1 158. Shawn Rogers 1981-83 404 1,812 4.5 239. JOE TROMBETTA 2007-Present 384 1,618 4.2 159. Lonnie Cagle 1955-59 325 1,431 4.4 12REGULAR-SEASON ONLY Years Att Yards Avg TD1. G.P. Muhammad 1995-98 598 3,148 5.3 262. Preston Jackson 1991-93 469 2,950 6.3 343. Ron Austin 1977-80 623 2,875 4.6 22

PASSING YARDS

OVERALL Years Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD Ratg1. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 1070 669 41 62.5 10,745 96 168.82. Jon Grant 2003-06 1154 690 33 59.8 8,220 50 128.23. Kevin Daft 1995-98 982 566 30 57.6 7,601 68 139.44. Ken O’Brien 1980-82 820 470 25 57.3 6,637 44 136.95. Greg Denham 2007-09 898 572 24 63.7 6,435 46 135.56. Mark Grieb 1994-96 777 441 25 56.8 6,051 43 134.07. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 819 487 23 59.5 5,773 34 126.88. Khari Jones 1991-93 729 386 24 52.9 5,681 50 134.59. Chris Petersen 1985-86 633 441 16 69.7 5,555 42 160.210. Scott Barry 1982-84 736 466 25 63.3 5,387 37 134.6REGULAR-SEASON Years Att Cpl Int Pct Yds TD1. Jon Grant 2003-06 1154 690 33 59.8 8,220 502. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 808 510 32 63.1 8,143 72 3. Greg Denham 2007-09 898 572 24 63.7 6,435 46

PUNTING

Player Years No Yds Avg LG1. Chris Shibel 2001-04 198 8,062 40.72 632. Chris Humes 1989-92 152 5,981 39.35 763. Scott Lindquist 1985-87 110 4,316 39.24 674. Bill Ingram 1968-69 150 5,875 39.17 715. Greg Alley 1997-2000 244 9531 39.061 706. Pat Inglesby 1982-83 125 4,882 39.056 737. Jim Tregea 1973-74 121 4,713 38.95 628. Ryan Christie 1995-96 95 3,668 38.61 709. Brett Dickinson 2007-08 34 1,310 38.53 6110. Chip Dull 1978-79 122 4,689 38.43 70

RECEPTIONS

OVERALL Years Rec Yards Avg TD1. Chris Carter 2006-09 213 2,434 11.4 152. Tony Kays 2003-06 207 2,752 13.3 173. Charley Enos 1998-2001 194 3,258 16.8 25T4. Michael Oliva 1999-2002 192 3,379 17.6 37T4. John Shoemaker 1996-99 192 2,969 15.5 336. Randy Williams 1982-85 169 2,921 17.3 227. Tay Thompson 1970-72 153 2,147 14.0 208. Josh Weinstock 1989-92 137 1,891 13.8 209. Brandon Rice 2005-08 136 1,952 14.4 20T10. Allen Fleming 1981-83 128 1,941 15.0 17T10. Mike Ichiyama 1992-94 128 1,592 12.4 8REGULAR-SEASON ONLY Years Rec Yards Avg TD1. Chris Carter 2006-09 213 2,434 11.4 152. Tony Kays 2003-06 207 2,752 13.3 173. John Shoemaker 1996-99 158 2,460 15.6 29

TOTAL OFFENSE

OVERALL Years Plays Rush Pass Total1. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 1,300 799 10,745 11,5442. Jon Grant 2003-06 1,415 288 8,220 8,5083. Kevin Daft 1995-98 1,144 95 7,601 7,6964. Khari Jones 1991-93 927 883 5,681 6,5645. Ken O’Brien 1980-8245 1,097 -74 6,637 6,5636. Greg Denham 2007-09 944 -170 6,435 6,2657. Chris Petersen 1985-86 831 540 5,555 6,0958. Mark Grieb 1994-96 902 -121 6,051 5,9309. Scott Barry 1982-84 924 209 5,387 5,59610. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 978 -303 5,773 5,470REGULAR-SEASON Years Plays Rush Pass Total1. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2000 985 600 8,143 8,743 2. Jon Grant 2003-06 1,415 288 8,220 8,5083. Kevin Daft 1995-98 944 92 6,197 6,289

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

OVERALL Years Rush Rec PRet KRet Total1. G.P. Muhammad 1995-98 3,589 1,040 0 0 4,6292. Mike Ichiyama 1992-94 1,213 1,592 641 602 4,0483. Preston Jackson 1991-93 3,325 151 0 106 3,5824. Artemus Jones 1996-99 11 45 507 2,999 3,5625. Ron Austin 1977-80 2,968 304 0 254 3,5266. Shola Adeyemo 1987-90 2,269 1,082 0 90 3,4417. Michael Oliva 1999-2002 14 3,379 0 0 3,3938. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 2,044 356 0 852 3,2529. John Shoemaker 1996-99 0 2,969 0 46 3,01510. Tony Kays 2003-06 15 2,752 165 0 2,932

INTERCEPTIONS

OVERALL Years Int Yards TD1. Adam Williams 1972-73, ’75 15 142 12. John Silverfoote 1973-75 13 126 03. Joe Caviglia 1997-99 12 56 0T4. Jonathan Barsi 2003-06 11 154 1T4. Bo Eason 1982-83 11 238 3T6. Nevan Bergan 2003-06 10 79 0T6. Jeff Allen 1977-79 10 194 3T8. Nate Nelson 1998-2001 9 33 0T8. Jeremy Veasey 1995-97 9 70 0T8. John Miller 1970-71 9 199 0

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Career Records

RUSHING ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Years Att1. G.P. Muhammad 1995-97 6852. Ron Austin 1977-80 6463. Preston Jackson 1991-93 5394. Matt Brown 1998-2000 4365. Shola Adeyemo 1987-90 4346. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 4257. Shawn Rogers 1981-83 4048. JOE TROMBETTA 2007-Present 3849. Lonnie Cagle 1955-59 325T10. Matt Massari 2001-02 298T10. Fred Wheeler 1976-78 298 QUARTERBACKS Years Att1. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 230T2. Khari Jones 1991-93 198T2. Chris Petersen 1985-86 198

RUSHING TDs

OVERALL Years TD1. Preston Jackson 1991-93 402. Matt Brown 1998-2000 38T3. G.P. Muhammad 1995-98 28T3. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 285. Fred Wheeler 1976-78 24T6. Shawn Rogers 1981-83 23T6. Ron Austin 1977-80 238. George Mock 1970-71 229. Shola Adeyemo 1987-90 2010. O.J. Swanigan 2002-04 17

PASSING ATTEMPTS

OVERALL Years Att1. Jon Grant 2003-06 1,1542. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 1,0703. Kevin Daft 1995-98 9824. Greg Denham 2007-09 8985. Ken O’Brien 1980-82 8306. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 8067. Mark Grieb 1994-96 7778. Scott Barry 1982-84 7359. Khari Jones 1991-93 72910. Jim Speck 1973-76 687

PASSING COMPLETIONS

OVERALL Years Comp1. Jon Grant 2003-06 6902. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 6693. Greg Denham 2007-09 5724. Kevin Daft 1995-98 5665. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 4806. Ken O’Brien 1980-82 4707. Scott Barry 1982-84 465T8. Mark Grieb 1994-96 441T8. Chris Petersen 1985-86 44110. Khari Jones 1991-93 386

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE

OVERALL (Min. 100 comp) Years Pct.1. Chris Petersen 1985-86 69.72. Greg Denham 2007-09 63.73. Scott Barry 1982-84 63.34. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 62.55. Ryan Flanigan 2000-03 62.36. Todd Sloat 1985-87 61.47. Matt Engle 2004-07 61.38. Jon Grant 2003-06 59.89. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 59.610. Kevin Daft 1995-98 57.6

PASSING TDs

OVERALL Years TD1. J.T. O’Sullivan 1998-2001 962. Kevin Daft 1995-98 68T3. Jon Grant 2003-06 50T3. Khari Jones 1991-93 505. Greg Denham 2007-09 466. Ken O’Brien 1980-82 447. Mark Grieb 1994-96 438. Chris Petersen 1985-86 42T9. Ryan Flanigan 2000-03 37T9. Scott Barry 1982-84 37T9. Mike Moroski 1975-78 37

INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE

OVERALL (Min. 100 att) Years Pct.1. Greg Denham 2007-09 1.822. Matt Engle 2004-07 2.173. Chris Petersen 1985-86 2.534. Jeff Bridewell 1987-90 2.735. Jon Grant 2003-06 2.866. Ken O’Brien 1980-82 3.017. Kevin Daft 1995-98 3.058. John Lucido 1978-80 3.289. Khari Jones 1991-93 3.2910. Ryan Flanigan 2000-03 3.35

RECEIVING YARDS

OVERALL Years Yards1. Michael Oliva 1999-2002 3,3792. Charley Enos 1998-2001 3,2583. John Shoemaker 1996-99 2,9694. Randy Williams 1982-85 2,9215. Tony Kays 2003-06 2,7526. Chris Carter 2006-09 2,4347. Tay Thompson 1970-72 2,1478. Allen Fleming 1981-83 1,9419. Bakari Grant 2006-09 1,93710. Brandon Rice 2005-08 1,932

YARDS PER CATCH

OVERALL (Min. 50 rec) Years Avg1. Onome Ojo 1998-2000 24.12. Jon Delfatti 1979-80 23.63. Francis Montes 1996-98 19.84. Anthony Terry 1973-75 19.25. Calvin Ellison 1976-78 18.06. MIichael Oliva 1999-2002 17.67. Randy Williams 1982-85 17.28. Charley Enos 1998-2001 16.29. Mike Sellar 1987-88 16.810. Jeff Zimmerman 1978-80 16.2

RECEIVING TDs

OVERALL Years TD1. Michael Oliva 1999-2001 372. John Shoemaker 1996-99 333. Charley Enos 1998-2001 254. Randy Williams 1982-85 22T5. Brandon Rice 2005-08 20T5. Francis Montes 1995-98 20T5. Josh Weinstock 1989-92 20T5. Tay Thompson 1970-72 20T9. Bakari Grant 2006-09 18T9. Anthony Terry 1973-75 18T9. Howard Gravelle 1967-69 18

PUNT RETURN YARDS

OVERALL Years Yards1. Armin Anderson 1983-85 1,1762. Glenn Adriatico 1999-2002 6563. Mike Ichiyama 1992-94 6414. Artemus Jones 1996-99 5075. Jesse Oliva 2001-04 4416. Joe Genasci 1988-91 3307. Randy Faccinto 1967-69 3038. Bill Woehler 1978-82 2449. Curtis Steen 1997 24310. Brian Favors 1995-96 233

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE

OVERALL (Min. 25 att) Years Avg1. Jesse Oliva 2001-04 15.82. Joe Genasci 1988-91 13.23. Glenn Adriatico 1999-2002 11.34. Artemus Jones 1996-99 9.85. Mike Ichiyama 1992-94 9.36. Eric Johnson 1975-76 8.47. Randy Faccinto 1967-69 7.68. Ernest Perkins 1995-96 7.59. Armin Anderson 1983-85 7.110. Curtis Steen 1997 6.9

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

OVERALL Years Yards1. Artemus Jones 1996-99 2,9992. Calvin Ellison 1976-78 1,0003. Kevin Freeman 2001-04 9314. Tom Watts 1999-2001 8735. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 8526. Jerold Ligons 1983-86 8517. Arnold Hardy 1992-93 8248. Wayne Adkins 1985-86 7369. John Kohlmoos 1967-69 64910. Aaron Plunkett 2001-03 644

KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE

OVERALL (Min. 25 att) Years Yards1. Jermaine Rucker 1995-96 23.72. Calvin Ellison 1976-78 23.33. Artemus Jones 1996-99 22.44. Kevin Freeman 2001-04 22.25. Terry Hall 1987-88 21.36. Arnold Hardy 1992-93 21.17. Wayne Adkins 1985-86 21.08. John Kohlmoos 1967-69 20.99. Aaron Plunkett 2001-03 20.7710. Jerold Ligons 1983-86 20.76



Career Records

Career Defensive Records

FIELD GOALS MADE

Years FG FGA Pct LG1. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 47 72 65.3 502. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 32 52 61.5 453. Ray Sullivan 1981-84 31 51 60.8 494. Emmanuel Benjamin 2004-07 30 54 55.6 445. Rolf Benirschke 1974-76 29 43 67.4 52T6. SEAN KELLEY 2008-Present 22 28 78.6 526. Dusty Apocotos 2002-03 22 28 78.6 497. Rod Holmquist 1978-81 21 37 56.8 508. Bernie Furlan 1967-69 17 41 42.5 449. George Kiss 1972-73 15 27 55.6 39

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

Years FGA1. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 722. Emmanuel Benjamin 2004-07 543. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 524. Ray Sullivan 1981-84 515. Rolf Benirschke 1974-76 436. Bernie Furlan 1967-69 417. Rod Holmquist 1978-81 37T8. SEAN KELLEY 2008-Present 28T8. Dusty Apocotos 2002-03 2810. George Kiss 1972-73 27

PAT MADE

Years XP1. Eric Friend 1997-2000 1712. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 1403. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 1304. Emmanuel Benjamin 2004-07 1225. Ray Sullivan 1981-84 1156. Dusty Apocotos 2002-03 777. SEAN KELLEY 2008-Present 728. Rolf Benirschke 1974-76 589. Cortney Williams 2001 55T10. Mike Ellis 1994-96 54T10. Adrian Wagner 1970-71 54

PAT ATTEMPTS

Years XPA1. Eric Friend 1997-2000 1892. Rafael Fernandez 1989-93 1533. Eddie Loretto 1985-88 1424. Emmanuel Benjamin 2004-07 1365. Ray Sullivan 1981-84 1296. Dusty Apocotos 2002-03 827. SEAN KELLEY 2008-Present 748. Rod Holmquist 1978-81 659. Cortney Williams 2001 6310. Mike Ellis 1994-96 61

Note: UC Davis had kept complete records for tackles (solo and assists) and tackles-for-loss since the 1987 season. However, defensive stats did not become officially recognized by the NCAA until 2000.

TOTAL TACKLES

Years Tackles1. Kris Spraker 1997-2000 2902. Jason Hairston 1992-94 2713. Mike Morales 2006-2009 2614. Chad Sindel 1996-99 2525. Kelly Valaau 2000-03 2476. Ejiro Evero 1999-2000, ’02-03 2197. Nate Nelson 1998-2001 2138. Robby Flannery 1998-2000 2019. Dan Elbanna 2002-05 20010. Joe Caviglia 1996-99 188

SOLO TACKLES

Years UT1. Jason Hairston 1992-94 1362. Mike Morales 2006-2009 1353. Kris Spraker 1997-2000 1314. Joe Caviglia 1996-99 1265. Ejiro Evero 1999-2000, ’02-03 1226. Kelly Valaau 2000-03 1077. DeShá Runnels 1996-99 928. Nate Nelson 1998-2001 93 9. Mike McDonald 1990-92 91T10. Dan Elbanna 2002-05 84T10. Morice Mabry 1990-92 84


ASSISTED TACKLES

Years AT1. Chad Sindel 1996-99 1792. Kris Spraker 1998-2000 1593. Kelly Valaau 2000-03 140T4. Robby Flannery 1997-99 135T4. Jason Hairston 1992-94 1355. Mike Morales 2006-2009 1266. Nate Nelson 1998-2001 1207. Dan Elbanna 2002-05 1168. Robert Kincade 1988-91 1109. Steve Thompson 1987-89 101

TACKLES FOR LOSSES†

1989-2000† Years TFL1. Josh Anstey 1995-98 512. Aaron Volkoff 1997-99 453. Robby Flannery 1997-2000 444. Kris Spraker 1997-2000 435. Jason Geldermann 1996-98 426. Greg Gatto 1995-98 417. Mike Shepard 1989-91 338. Chad Sindel 1996-99 30T9. Jeff Brunswig 1994-95 28T9. Brian Anderson 1990-92 28

† Prior to 2001, TFLs were recorded without designation between solos and assists. Since 2001, the statistic was recorded such that solo TFLs were worth 1.0 while assisted TFLs were considered 0.5. In the latter list, players whose careers crossed this boundary had their pre-2001 numbers converted to comply with the current rules.

2001-Present Years TFL1. John Faletoese 2005-2008 36.52. James Amos 2004-07 32.53. Pila Fatukala 2001, ’03-05 24.0T4. Mike Morales 2006-09 21.5T4. B.J. Brust 1999-02 21.5T6. Patrick Michelier 2006-09 20.0T6. Jake Mossawir 2001-04 20.0T8. Dan Elbanna 2002-05 19.5T8. Kelly Valaau 2000-03 19.5

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Longest Plays

RUSHING

Player Yds Opponent YearJim Wilson ..............................................94t ............... Southern Oregon ....................................1953JOE TROMBETTA ......................................90t ............... WESTERN WASHINGTON ..........................2007Shola Adeyemo .......................................90t ............... Saint Mary’s ..........................................1990Matt Massari ..........................................89t .............. Abilene Christian ....................................2002 Kale Turner .............................................88t ............... at Eastern Washington .............................2007Lou Hausmann ........................................87 ............... Cal Ramblers ..........................................1953Ken Kuykendall .......................................86 ................ Humboldt State ......................................1949Shola Adeyemo .......................................85 ................ Chico State ............................................1990Preston Jackson .......................................84 ................ Humboldt State ......................................1992Lonnie Cagle ...........................................83 ................ Cal Ramblers ..........................................1956Charles Richards ......................................79 ................ UC Santa Barbara ...................................1940Preston Jackson .......................................77t ............... Chico State ............................................1993Rick Hamilton ..........................................77 ................ Nevada .................................................1973John Nedderman .....................................75 ................ San Francisco State .................................1947Jerold Ligons ...........................................75 ................ Cal State Northridge ................................1984Eldred Lane .............................................74 ................ Saint Mary’s ..........................................1926Rick Hamilton ..........................................70 ................ Portland State ........................................1974Ron Austin ..............................................70 ................ Santa Clara ............................................1977Mark Ford ..............................................70 ................ Sonoma State ........................................1985

PASSING

Players Yds Opponent YearMike Moroski to Calvin Ellison .....................................99t ........ Puget Sound ...............................1978Chris Petersen to Frank Bispo.......................................92t ........ Humboldt State ...........................1985Ken O’Brien to Allen Fleming .......................................91t ........ Northern Michigan ........................1982Todd Sloat to Mike Sellar ............................................88 ......... Santa Clara .................................1987J.T. O’Sullivan to Onome Ojo ......................................86t ....... Northeastern State ......................1999Mark Grieb to Brian Favors ..........................................86t ........ Cal State Northridge .....................1996Jon Grant to O.J. Swanigan .........................................84t ........ Weber State ................................2004Scott Barry to Randy Williams .....................................84 ......... Sacramento State ........................1984J.T. O’Sullivan to Onome Ojo ......................................80t ....... Sacramento State .......................2000Khari Jones to Arnold Hardy .........................................80 ......... Cal Poly .....................................1993Mike Quinn to Mike Sellar ...........................................80 ......... Sonoma State .............................1988Khari Jones to Andrew Murden .....................................80 ......... San Francisco State ......................1992Jon Grant to Marcus Nolan ..........................................79 ......... at South Dakota State ..................2006Ryan Flanigan to Charley Enos ....................................79t ....... New Mexico Highlands .................2000J.T. O’Sullivan to Onome Ojo ......................................78t ....... Texas A&M-Commerce .................1999Kevin Daft to Francis Montes .......................................78t ........ Southern Utah .............................1997Mark Grieb to Francis Montes ......................................78t ........ Chico State .................................1996Jim Wilcox to Phil Stewart ..........................................78 ......... Chico State .................................1965Dennis Bunting to Phil Stewart .....................................78 ......... Chico State .................................1966Mike Moroski to Calvin Ellison .....................................76 ......... Puget Sound ...............................1978Ken O’Brien to Jon Delfatti ..........................................76 ......... Cal Poly Pomona ..........................1981Jeff Bridewell to Bart Greene .......................................76 ......... Santa Clara ................................1991J.T. O’Sullivan to Onome Ojo ......................................77t ....... Western Washington ....................2000

INTERCEPTION RETURNS

Player Yds Opponent YearElijah Hall ...............................................97t ............... Chico State ............................................1989Ben Waller ..............................................90 ................ Chico State ............................................1951Adam Cook .............................................87t ............... Sacramento State ...................................2007Adam Williams ........................................84 ................ Cal State Northridge ................................1975DeSha Runnels ........................................83t ............... Tex.A&M-Commerce ................................1998Orin Allen ...............................................79 ................ San Francisco State .................................1958Jim Noonan ............................................79 ................ Sacramento State ...................................1983Jim Gardiner ...........................................78 ................ Chico State ............................................1937Andy San Juan ........................................75 ................ Chico State ............................................1978Don Johnston ..........................................72 ................ Chico State ............................................1977Bo Eason ................................................71 ................ Cal St. Hayward .....................................1982

KICKOFF RETURNS

Player Yds Opponent YearJohn Nedderman .....................................100t ............. Fairfield Army/Air Base ...........................1948Ryan Ramey ...........................................98 ................ Sacramento State ...................................2004Kevin Freeman .......................................96t .............. Western Oregon .....................................2002Carl Frazer ..............................................95 ................ Fresno State ..........................................1934 Jason Holleman ......................................90t .............. Cal State Northridge ...............................2001Jason Holleman ......................................90t .............. Cal State Northridge ...............................2001Calvin Ellison ...........................................89 ................ Humboldt State ......................................1977JOSEPH GRAY ....................................81................ WINSTON-SALEM STATE .................2009Jonathan Barsi ........................................72 ................ Sacramento State ...................................2006Aaron Plunkett.........................................69 ................ Western Oregon ......................................2003Artemus Jones .........................................69 ................ Humboldt State ......................................1996Artemus Jones ........................................67 ............... Central Washington ................................1998Glenn Adriatico .......................................66t .............. Tarleton State ........................................2001Mel Byrd ................................................66 ................ Cal State Hayward ..................................1977

PUNT RETURNS

Player Yds. Opponent YearJoe Genasci.............................................94t ............... Saint Mary’s ..........................................1991Jesse Oliva .............................................85t ............... Weber State ...........................................2004Bob Haase ..............................................81 ................ Chico State ............................................1955Tip Willis ................................................74 ................ Humboldt State ......................................1987Bob Haase ..............................................70 ................ Sacramento State ...................................1956Jesse Oliva .............................................68t ............... Sacramento State ...................................2004Glenn Adriatico ........................................63t .............. Saint Mary’s .........................................2000Artemus Jones ........................................63t .............. Western Oregon .....................................1998Jesse Oliva .............................................60 ................ Northern Colorado ...................................2004Brian Favors ............................................60 ................ Central Oklahoma ...................................1996Dave Webb .............................................57 ................ UC Riverside ...........................................1966Bud Wolfe ..............................................56 ................ Pacific ...................................................1933Bill Weir .................................................55 ................ Chico State ............................................1928

FIELD GOALS

Player Yds Opponent YearSEAN KELLEY ......................................52................ NORTH DAKOTA ..............................2009Terry Rutledge .........................................52 ................ Cal State Hayward ..................................1975Rolf Benirschke........................................52 ................ Cal State Hayward ..................................1976Eddie Loretto ...........................................52 ................ Chico State ............................................1988Rod Holmquist .........................................50 ................ Cal State Northridge ................................1980Rod Holmquist .........................................50 ................ Cal Poly ................................................1980Eddie Loretto ...........................................50 ................ Chico State ............................................1988Dusty Apocotos ........................................49 ................ Texas State ............................................2003Dusty Apocotos ........................................49 ................ Grand Valley State ..................................2003Ryan Christie ...........................................49 ................ Portland State ........................................1996Ray Sullivan ............................................49 ................ Cal Poly ................................................1984Eddie Loretto ...........................................49 ................ South Dakota .........................................1986Rolf Benirchke .........................................48 ................ UC Riverside ...........................................1975Ray Sullivan ............................................48 ................ Chico State ............................................1984

CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS2008 Marks in Bold Ryan Ramey’s 98-yard kickoff return against Sacramento State in 2004 was the second-longest in

school history, behind only John Nedderman’s 100-yarder in 1948.


The Last Time It Happened...

BY AGGIES

RUSHING30 Rushing Attempts: 34 by Antar Mahasin at Sac State, 10/4/03300 Rushing Yards 305 by Mike Ichiyama at S.F. State, 1994200 Rushing Yards 221 by Matt Massari at Cal Poly, 10/26/02100 Rushing Yards 101 by JOSH REESE at Southern Utah, 10/31/0975-Yard Run (no touchdown) 84 by Preston Jackson vs. Humboldt, 10/24/9275-Yard Touchdown Run 88 by Kale Turner at Eastern Washington, 9/15/0750-Yard Run (no touchdown) 62 by Matt Massari vs. Abilene Christian, 9/14/0250-yard Touchdown Run 56 by CORBIN CUTSHAW vs. Iona, 10/18/083 Rushing Touchdowns 3 by Jon Grant at Youngstown State, 11/3/064 Rushing Touchdowns 5 by Matt Brown at Cal Poly, 10/21/002 Players Rush for 100 Yards 178 by O.J. Swanigan & 130 by Elihu Vann at Western Washington, 11/16/02

PASSING20 Pass Completions 29 by Greg Denham at Sac State, 11/21/0930 Pass Completions 43 by Greg Denham vs. Montana, 9/12/0930 Pass Attempts 38 by Greg Denham at Sac State, 11/21/0950 Pass Attempts 67 by Greg Denham vs. Montana, 9/12/093 Touchdown Passes 3 by Greg Denham vs. North Dakota, 11/14/094 Touchdown Passes 4 by Greg Denham at Cal Poly, 11/15/085 Touchdown Passes 5 by Greg Denham vs. Iona, 10/18/08Touchdown Pass By Non-Quarterback 6 yds by NICK APRILE (to DEAN ROGERS)

at Southern Utah, 10/31/09100 Yards Rushing & Passing Khari Jones (102 & 328) at Sonoma State, 10/16/93300 Yards Passing 380 by Greg Denham at South Dakota, 10/10/09400 Yards Passing 434 by Greg Denham at San Diego, 11/22/08

TOTAL OFFENSE300 Yards Total Offense 307 by Greg Denham at Sac State, 11/21/09

RECEIVING10 Receptions 11 by Chris Carter vs. Western Oregon, 9/26/092 Players With 10 Receptions Chris Carter (18) and SEAN CREADICK (10)

vs. Montana, 9/12/092 Touchdown Receptions 2 by Chris Carter vs. North Dakota, 11/14/093 Touchdown Receptions 3 by Brandon Rice at Cal Poly, 11/15/08

2 Players With 100 Yards Receiving Brandon Rice (140 and BAKARI GRANT (118)

vs. Cal Poly, 10/13/07100 Yards Receiving 190 by Chris Carter vs. Montana, 9/12/0975-Yard Touchdown Reception 84 yds by O.J Swanigan (from Jon Grant) at Weber State, 9/18/0475-Yard Non-Scoring Reception 79 yds by Marcus Nolan (from Jon Grant) at South Dakota State, 10/28/0650-Yard Touchdown Reception 59 by Bakari Grant (from Greg Denham) at San Diego, 11/22/0850-Yard Non-Scoring Reception 68 by Chris Carter vs. Winston-Salem State,

10/17/09

SPECIAL TEAMS/DEFENSEKickoff Return for Touchdown 81 yds by Joseph Gray vs. Winston-Salem State,

10/17/09Punt Returned for Touchdown 68 yds by Jesse Oliva vs. Sac State, 9/25/04Interception Return for Touchdown 87 yds by Adam Cook at Sac State, 11/3/07Fumble Return for Touchdown 34 yds by ERIC SOBOTKA vs. Winston-Salem State,

10/17/09 2 Interceptions Returned for Touchdown Carnell Green (46) & Justin Patterson (66)

at Western Oregon, 9/28/0250-Yard Field Goal 52 yds by SEAN KELLEY vs. Cal Poly, 11/7/094 Field Goals 4 by Emmanuel Benjamin vs. Southern Utah, 10/15/053 Field Goals 3 by SEAN KELLEY vs. Cal Poly, 11/7/09Punt Blocked BROCK BUTLER vs. Southern Utah, 10/11/08 Punt Blocked for Touchdown Blocked by BROCK BUTLER, returned by DANNY HART

vs. Southern Utah, 10/11/08Field Goal Blocked Kenneth Brown vs. Cal Poly, 11/7/09Blocked FG Return for Touchdown 54 yds return by Joshua Edwards (blocked by John Faletoese) vs. Southern Utah, 10/15/05Two-Point Conversion by Rush by O.J. Swanigan vs. Sac State, 9/25/04Two-Point Conversion by Pass by BAKARI GRNT (from Matt Engle) at Sac State, 11/3/07Defensive Extra Point by Dave Heckman vs. Central Arkansas, 10/13/06Extra Point Blocked by JACOB MAXSON at South Dakota, 10/10/09Punt Blocked for Safety by Jeff Allen vs. Cal State Hayward, 10/16/77

TEAM TOTALSTeam Gained 200 Yards Rushing 244 at Southern Utah, 10/31/09Team Gained 300 Yards Rushing 336 at Western Washington, 11/16/02Team Failed to Gain 100 Yards Rushing 84 at Sacramento State, 11/21/09Team Gained 300 Yards Passing 307 at Sacramento State, 11/21/09

Team Failed to Gain 100 Yards Passing 84 at Western Washington, 11/16/02Team Gained 500 Yards Total Offense 649 vs. Iona, 10/18/08Team Gained 600 Yards Total Offense 649 vs. Iona, 10/18/08Team Failed to Gain 200 Yards Total Offense 130 at Nevada, 11/1/69Held Team Under 100 Yards In Total Offense 96 (7 rush, 90 pass) vs. Western Oregon, 10/11/03Fake Punt by Ryan Christie at Saint Mary’s, 10/26/96Fake Field Goal at Sac State, 10/4/03 (15-yard gain by Nolan de Graaff)Scored At Least 50 Points 55 vs. Iona, 10/18/08Scored At Least 40 Points 45 vs. Winston-Salem State, 10/17/09Scored At Least 30 Points 35 at Southern Utah, 10/31/09Won By Shutout 45-0 at Montana State, 9/16/06Scored A Safety James Amos/Adam Cook tackle in end zone at Sacramento State, 11/3/07Won on Last-Minute Field Goal 32 yds by Mark Rovetti with 0:08 left vs. San Francisco State, 10/27/90Won on Last-Minute Touchdown 38-yd pass from Greg Denham to Bakari Grant vs. Northern Colorado (0:00 left), 10/4/08Played an Overtime Game Won at Soutah Dakota, 24-23, 10/10/09Played a Double-OT Game Won at Sac State, 36-28, 9/20/97 (3 OT)Played a Triple-OT Game Won at Sac State, 36-28, 9/20/97Played a Tie Game Tied Humboldt, 31-31, 9/16/95 in Davis

Team Gained 500 Yards Total Offense 511 at Fresno State, 9/5/09Kickoff Returned for Touchdown 100 yds by Shannon Thompson, Sonoma State, 10/22/94Punt Returned for Touchdown 61 yds by Fesi Sitake (Southern Utah), 10/31/09Interception Returned for Touchdown 46 yds by Colin Pretlow (Southern Utah), 10/31/09Fumble Returned for Touchdown 54 yds by Michael Craven, Stanford, 9/17/05 (also 0 yds by Kevin Schimmelman in same game)Punt Blocked by Fresno State team, 9/5/09Field Goal Blocked by Ryan Winterswyk (Boise State), 10/3/09Scored a Safety Corbin Cutshaw tackled in end zone at Fresno State,

9/5/09Shutout Recorded at Fresno State, 51-0, 9/5/09

CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS2009 Events in Bold

BY OPPONENT

2010 UC DAVIS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE �0�

First-Team All-Americans

2009 Mike Morales Associated Press2008 John Faletoese AP, TSN, Walter Camp2006 Jonathan Barsi, FS Associated Press2002 Forest Vance, OT D2Football.com2000 J.T. O’Sullivan, QB D2Football.com2000 Eric Friend, K AFCA1999 Troy Larkin, OT AP, AFCA, Football Gazette1999 Joe Caviglia, CB Football Gazette1998 Wes Terrell, TE AFCA1997 Kevin Daft, QB Football Gazette

1997 Wes Terrell, TE AFCA1996 Josh Anstey, DE Football Gazette, AP, CoSIDA1995 Aaron Bennetts, TE AFCA1995 Mike Ichiyama, All-Purpose Football Gazette1992 Preston Jackson, RB Football Gazette1989 Steve Thompson, LB Associated Press1987 Tim Lajcik, DT Football News1985 Mike Wise, DE AP, Football News, Kodak/AFCA

1984 Scott Barry, QB Associated Press1983 Bo Eason, FS Associated Press1982 Ken O’Brien, QB Kodak/AFCA1979 Jeff Allen, DB Associated Press1978 Casey Merrill, DE Kodak/AFCA1977 Chuck Fomasi, DT Associated Press1976 Andy Gagnon, OG Kodak/AFCA1972 Bob Biggs, QB Associated Press1972 Dave Roberts, OT Kodak/AFCA

Dave RobertsKodak/AFCA - 1972

Casey MerrillKodak/AFCA - 1978

Jeff AllenAssociated Press - 1979

Ken O’BrienKodak/AFCA - 1982

Bo EasonAssociated Press - 1983

Scott BarryAssociated Press - 1984

Mike WiseAssociated Press - 1985Football News - 1985 Kodak/AFCA - 1985

Tim LajcikFootball News - 1987

Steve ThompsonAssociated Press - 1989

Mike IchiyamaFootball Gazette - 1995

Aaron BennettsAFCA - 1995

Josh AnsteyAssociated Press - 1996Football Gazette - 1995 CoSIDA - 1996

Wes TerrellAFCA - 1998

Troy LarkinAssociated Press - 1999Football Gazette - 1999 AFCA - 1999

J.T. O’SullivanD2Football.com - 2001

Forest VanceD2Football.com - 2002

Jonathan BarsiAssociated Press - 2006

John FaletoeseAssociated Press - 2008The Sports Network - 2008

�0� 2010 UC DAVIS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

First-Team All-Conference

2009Chris Carter*, WRBakari Grant, WRMike Healey, LBTommy Hernandez, OLSean Kelley, KPatrick Michelier, DEMike Morales*, LBDean Rogers, TEJeremy Scott, CBMark Tos, OL

2008Chris Carter, WRJonathan Compas, OLJohn Faletoese*, DTTommy Hernandez, OLTyler Pringle, LBDean Rogers, TE

2007James Amos, DLJonathan Compas, OLAdam Cook, CBBakari Grant, WRBrandon Rice, WR

2006James Amos, DLJonathan Barsi, FSChris Buck, LBJonathan Compas, OLJohn Faletoese, DLTony Kays, WRElliot Vallejo, OL

2005Jon Grant*, QBTony Kays, WRJames Amos, DLJohn Faletoese, DLMike Ng, DLBen Reece, OLBDan Elbanna, ILBJonathan Barsi, DB

2004Dan Fells, TEJon Grant, QBCory Lekkerkerker, OTMarc Manfredda, CJesse Oliva, WR†Dan Reece, DB

2003Dusty Apocotos, KEjiro Evero, SBrad Lekkerkerker, OTForest Vance, OG

2002B.J. Brust, DEMike Gross, OTMatt Massari, RBMichael Oliva, WRChris Shibel, PForest Vance, OTJosh Vavao, DT

1993Khari Jones*, QBMike Ichiyama, WRBob Shults, OLAaron Bennetts, TEPreston Jackson, RBScott Fuller, DLJason Hairston, LB

1992Preston Jackson*, RBJosh Weinstock, WRAdam Loew, TEBrian Andersen, DEMorice Mabry, FSMike Ichiyama, Spec.

1991Tyler Moore, GBob Fenton, TShawn Moss, TEJosh Weinstock, WRBrian Andersen, DLBob Kincade, LBMike McDonald, DBMorice Mabry, DBJoe Genasci, RS

1990Bill Mills, GShola Adeyemo, TBMike Shepard, DTAlex Gash, TBob Kincade, LBTyler Moore, OGBob Fenton, TShawn Moss, TEJosh Weinstock, WRJoe Genasci, Spec.Brian Andersen, DEMike McDonald, CBMorice Mabry, SS

1989Steve Thompson*, LBCameron Boyer, DEJeff Hover, GRon Polk, DBTom Price, TCharlie Smith, CJim Tomasin, FBJosh Weinstock, WR

1988Tom Price, TMike Sellar*, WREddie Loretto, KEd McNicoll, LBJoe Lacono, GShola Adeyemo, RBKevin Blanchard, DLMark Krieger, DB

1987Jim Doughty, LBBrian Jones, CSteve Jones, GTim Lajcik*, DLScott Lindquist, PTodd Sloat, QBJack Wildermuth, WR

1986Chris Petersen*, QBJerold Ligons, RBWayne Adkins, WRBrian Jones, CSteve Jones, GJohn Manion, DEAdam Henderson, LBKeith Lewis, CB

1985Randy Williams, WRRon Costa, TDoug Wagner, GChris Mandeville, TEMike Wise*, DELarry Wear, FSAdam Henderson, LB

1984Scott Barry*, QBDan Gazzaniga, TChris Crespi, DTJay Lawson, CBDaryl Hill, CBMatt Hesselgren, LBRandy Williams, WR

1983Bo Eason*, FSAllen Fleming, WRShawn Rogers, RBGlenn Fricker, DELoyal Miner, LBJohn Johnson, GScott Barry, QBKeith Bachman, OTMatt Hesselgren, LBJay Lawson, CBJim Noonan, SS

1982Ken O’Brien*, QBKeith Bachman, TJohn Johnson, GBob Slater, DTPaul Emery, LBBo Eason, FS

1981Ken O’Brien*, QBFrank Scalercio, CGlenn Fricker, DEDarryl Goss, RBTony Grimes, DB

1980Ron Austin*, RBKen O’Brien, QBMike Kane, WRBill Beckman, TMike Irwin, TFrank Scalercio, CMel Byrd, DBNeal Fromson, LBRick Mohr, DE

1979Norm Yost, TRon Smith, GRon Austin*, RBJon Delfatti, WRPat Fry, DTBrian Buckley, LBJeff Allen, DB

1978Randy Wilson, TEErnie Bomprezzi, TNorm Yost, GJames Johnson, CMike Moroski*, QBFred Wheeler, FBCalvin Ellison, WRCasey Merrill*, DEBrian Buckley, LBSteve Clerici, LBMike Johnson, DBJeff Allen, DB

1977Phil Barry, GJohn McKee, TCalvin Ellison, WRMike Moroski*, QBChuck Fomasi*, DTJim Reifert, LBRey Martinez, LBJeff Allen, DBMike Johnson

1976Steve Griffin, WRBob Watters, TAndy Gagnon, GJim Speck*, QBBill Fass, TERon Wade, DEDave Bon, LBGeorge Harper, DBRolf Benirschke, K

1975John Bigwood, TBill Jenkins, GAnthony Terry, WRCharlie Merrill, DTRick Svoboda, LBJohn Silverfoote, DBAdam Williams, DB

1974Rick Fortner, TESteve Lard, GJoe Lukawski, CAnthony Terry, WRTom Slater, RBPhil Wells*, DESteve Bronzan, LBJohn Silverfoote. DB


First-Team All-Conference

1973Rick Fortner, TERon Sockolov, TAnthony Terry, WRRick Hamilton, RBRic Rimmer, DELincoln Ellis, LBAdam Williams, DB

1972Bob Biggs*, QBJim Allen, FBTay Thompson, WRBruce Groefsema, DBNick Lowe, DTDave Roberts, TSteve Algeo, LB

1971George Mock, FBDave Clerici, DEJim Fiack, LBMike Bowles, DBDave Roberts, T

1969Tom Williams*, DTJerry DeLoach, DE

1968Jerry DeLoach, DEJohn Barkley, LBHoward Gravelle, TE

1967George Ziser, MGDave Webb, DBDoug Frederick, TTony Christo, FB

1966Dick South, FL

1965Dick South, HBJack DeWit, TTom Russell, DTPaul Fiack, LB

1964Jon Cooper, CRay DiGuilio, DT

1963Dick Carriere, QBDale Weishahn, TLinn Wiley, SEBill Reiche, DB

1962Dick Carriere, QBDale Weishahn, OT

1961Carl Ehret, TRoger Swearingen, CBob Foster, HBJim Haynie, DEDick Williams, DT

1959Wes Fry, C

1958Alvin Christensen, TMel Voos, HB

1956Myrel Moore, EJohn Kidd, GLonnie Cagel, HB

1955Jim Waller, EMarv Mays, TJohn Kidd, G

1954Mike Hall, G

1953Bob Chilcott, T

1952Phil Wintz, FBGeorge West, DTDon Niboli, MG/GLeo Lynch, E

1951Ben Waller, HB/DBRich Donnell, HBCharles Hall, DEEd Murphy, DEEd Smith, LBDon Lehman, TErnie Wetmore, EGeorge Bonacich, QB

1950Don Lehman, OGRon Hanna, HB

1949Don Cox, EBill Diaz, QBArchie Dessert, C

1948Evert Schlinger, EBob Hunt, TJohn Nedderman, HB

1942Lyle Meyer, FBLee DeWitt, G

1941Mitsuo Nitta, ELee DeWitt, GCharles Richards, HBLyle Meyer, FB

1940Mitsuo Nitta, E

1939Mitsuo Nitta, E

1938Misuo Nitta, EAl Serpa, FB

1937Paul Little, GAl Serpa, FB

1936Dave Peterson, G

1935Mike Chrisman, GChris Graves, QB

1934Carl Frazer, EH.S. Martinson, G

1933(No Selections Made)

1932Joe Fiack, TCarl Frazer, ERuss Sweet, HB

1931Earl Clark, EJoe Fiack, TRuss Sweet, HB

1930Pete Borges, TGil Gilespie, GDwight Waters, C

1929Kermit Schmidt, EBen Robinson, TCharles Leathers, GEd Stever, CGil Gilespie, GPete Borges, TJoe Martin, HBTony Souza, FB

1928Ben Robinson, TFrank Brett, QB

1927Kermit Schmidt, EFrank Brett, QB

1926Waldo Weeth, TBen Taut, FB

1925Waldo Weeth, T

* - Conference Player of the Year

AFFILIATIONSGreat West Football Conference2004-present

Div. I-AA Independents2003

D-II Independent Football Alliance2002

no affiliation1994-2001

American West Conference1993

Northern California Athletic Conference1982-92

Far Western Conference1925-1981


CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award is a $5,000 award given to student-athletes whol excel both on the field and in the classroom. The NCAA began the program in 1964. To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 grade-point aver-age during their collegiate careers and perform with distinction in varsity athletics.

In 1999-2000, three Aggie student-athletes earned scholar-ship awards. Since the inception of the award, UC Davis ranks among the top 20 institutions – regardless of division – in the number of its student-athletes given this prestigious award.

UC DAVIS FOOTBALL WINNERS1998-99 Wes Terrell1996-97 Mark Grieb1996-97 Brian Favors*1992-93 Brian Andersen1991-92 Mike Shepard1991-92 Bob Kincade1989-90 Jim Tomasin1985-86 Bob Hagenau1978-79 Mark Markel1976-77 Rolf Benirschke1975-76 Dave Gellerman1975-76 Dan Carmazzi* - Minority Enhancement Postgraduate Award

UC DAVIS INSTITUTIONAL AWARDS: FOOTBALL WINNERS

COLBY E. SLATER AWARD(Male Athlete of the Year)2009 Chris Carter2005 Tony Kays2001 J.T. O’Sullivan1999 Kevin Daft1997 Mark Grieb1995 Mike Ichiyama1994 Preston Jackson1988 Tim Lajcik1987 Chris Petersen1985 Scott Barry1984 Bo Eason1983 Ken O’Brien1981 Ron Austin1980 Jeff Allen1979 Mike Moroski1978 Mike Moroski1977 Anthony Terry1975 Phil Wells1974 Lincoln Ellis1973 Bob Biggs1972 Jim Fiack1967 Doug Hastings

W. P. LINDLEY AWARD(Scholastics, Athletics & Leadership)2005 Chris Jones1998 Wes Terrell1994 Khari Jones1991 Bob Kincade

LINDLEY AWARD (Cont.)1990 Mike Shepard1985 Bob Hagenau1977 Rolf Benirschke1974 Ron Sockolov1971 Rudy Kadlub1968 George Ziser1967 Grover Ford1963 Carl Ehret1962 Dick James1961 Charles Francis1958 Tom Parker1956 Robert Maulhart1954 Hal Leigh1953 Charles Adamson1952 Don Niboli1949 Don Brown1942 Chester Locke1935 Maitland Wolfe1930 Paul Goodwin1929 Ben Robinson1928 George Gamer1927 Leonard Krehbiel1926 Robert Osborne1925 Howard Lutz1924 Herb Spilman1923 George Bogart

The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) annually select an Academic All-America Team. To be eligible, a player must be a regular performer and carry at least a 3.20 cumulative GPA.

2004 Chris Jones, DT1999 R.J. Starr, OL1998 Wes Terrell, TE1992 Mike Shepard, DL1992 Bob Kincade, LB1990 Jim Tomasin1978 Mike Moroski, QB1975 Dave Gellerman, LB1972 Steve Algeo, LB1971 Tay Thompson, WR1971 Mike Hennig, DL

Note: Rolf Benirschke was inducted to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame in 2003.

OTHER NATIONAL DIV. II AWARDSHARLON HILL TROPHY FINALISTS

2002 Michael Oliva, WR (7th)2001 J.T. O’Sullivan, QB (4th)2000 J.T. O’Sullivan, QB (3rd)1998 Kevin Daft, QB1996 Mark Grieb, QB

Note: J.T. O’Sullivan also received one third-place vote for the Heisman Trophy in 2000, finishing T30th overall.

AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM1998 Wesley Terrell, TE

COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHRONICLE UNSUNG HERO 1997 Joseph Castagnola, LB

BURGER KING SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 1997 Joseph Castagnola (Sept. 13)1996 Ryan Christie (Oct. 5)1995 Derek Vandersloot (Oct. 14)

VELOYCE GLENN WINSLOW AWARD

Three Aggie football players have earned the V. Glenn Winslow Award, bestowed annually upon the university’s outstanding graduating male senior.

1986 Bob Hagenau2004 Chris Jones2008 Matt Engle

Chris Jones Matt Engle

Additional Award Winners


Aggie Team Captains

AGGIES IN POSTSEASON ALL-STAR GAMES*

2010 DOZIE AMAJOYI SEAN CREADICK DANNY HART DEAN ROGERS2009 Tommy Hernandez Mike Morales2008 Jonathan Compas John Faletoese Mario Gonzalez Tyler Pringle2007 Chris Buck Mario Gonzalez2006 James Amos Nevan Bergan Jon Grant Tony Kays2005 Dan Elbanna Daniel Fells Tony Kays Ryan Sharp2004 Marc Manfredda Jake Mossawir Jesse Oliva Tom Parisi2003 Ejiro Evero Ryan Flanigan Kelly Valaau Forest Vance2002 B.J. Brust Ejiro Evero Chris Maben Michael Oliva2001 Charley Enos Nate Nelson J.T. O’Sullivan Viliami Tuivai2000 Matt Brown Robby Flannery J.T. O’Sullivan Kris Spraker1999 Joe Caviglia John Shoemaker Chad Sindel Jay Suesens1998 Kevin Daft Greg Gatto G.P. Muhammad Chad Sindel1997 Joseph Castagnola Kevin Daft Erik Lawrence Jeremy Veasey1996 Jeff Brunswig Ted Corcoran Jermaine Rucker1995 Jeff Brunswig Chris Chambers Ted Corcoran Chris Wilson1994 Jason Hairston Aaron Bennetts Mike Ichiyama Dyrell Foster1993 Keith Dunn Bob Shults Jason Hairston

Khari Jones Preston Jackson1992 Josh Weinstock Paul Hasson Mike McDonald Morice Mabry1991 Mike Shepard Bob Kincade Mike Quinn Cullen Wilkerson1990 Jeff Bridewell Alex Gash Mike Difiori1989 Steve Thompson Tom Price Cameron Boyer Jim Tomasin1988 Jack Wildermuth Cameron Boyer1987 Brian Jones Rob Rathbun1986 Chris Petersen Adam Henderson Larry Wear1985 Randy Williams Tim Saunders1984 Scott Barry Jay Lawson Chris Crespi1983 Bo Eason Shawn Rogers1982 Ken O’Brien Bob Slater Bo Eason1981 Ken O’Brien Don Barker1980 John Lucido Ron Austin Rick Mohr1979 John Lucido Brian Buckley1978 Mike Moroski Mike Johnson1977 Mike Moroski Jim Reifert1976 Jim Speck Dave Bon1975 Bill Jenkins John Silverfoote1974 Rick Fortner Steve Lard Phil Wells1973 Lincoln Ellis Ron Sockolov1972 Dave Roberts Bruce Groefsema Mike Tenerowitz1971 Jim Fiack Dave Clerici George Mock1970 Rudy Kadlub Tom Odell1969 Jerry DeLoach John Kohmoos1968 Richard Tortosa George Bauslaugh

1967 Mike Way George Ziser1966 Dick South Paul Fiack1965 Jack DeWit Karl Frank1964 Mike Doyle Ray DiGuilio1963 Dick Carriere1962 Dale Weishahn1961 Carl Ehret1960 Carl Ehret1959 Mack Smith 1958 Mel Voos1957 Myrel Moore1956 Tom Parker1955 Duane Damron1954 Duane Damron1953 Don Donsing1952 Don Niboli Phil Wintz1951 Don Lehman1950 Don Lehman1949 Jim Anderson1948 Evert Schlinger1947 Lee Bloxham1946 Boyd Bettencourt1945 (no team)1944 (no team)1943 (no team)1942 Lee DeWitt1941 Mitsuo Nitta1940 Bob Fryer1939 Dave Peterson1938 Howard McSweeney1937 Dave Peterson1936 Chris Graves1935 Chris Graves1934 Bud Wolfe1933 Bob Frazer1932 Russ Sweet1931 Dudley Stephens (injured) Joe Fiack1930 Pete Borges1929 Kermit Schmidt1928 Kermit Schmidt1927 Ben Robinson1926 Waldo Weeth1925 Abe Lutz1924 Herb Spilman1923 Fred Klingaman1922 George Bogart1921 Alan Carter1920 W.J. Fox 1919 Tom Cuffe1918 (no team)1917 George Marshall1916 Ed Jones1915 Hira Hall

*Year listed is the player’s senior season, not necessarily the calendar year in which the game was played. Only players who accepted invitations are listed.

East-West Shrine Game2004 Marc Manfredda2003 Brad Lekkerkerker2001 J.T. O’Sullivan1989 Steve Thompson1985 Jim Sochor (coach) Mike Wise1983 Jim Sochor (coach) Bo Eason1979 Mike Moroski

Hula Bowl All-Star Classic1998 Kevin Daft

Blue-Gray All-Star Classic1998 Kevin Daft

Japan Bowl1982 Ken O’Brien

Martin Luther King All-America Classic1989 Steve Thompson

Cactus Bowl (formerly Snow Bowl)2003 Dusty Apocotos Ejiro Evero Forest Vance2002 Carnell Green Mike Gross Michael Oliva2001 Charley Enos (DNP)2000 Onome Ojo

Snow Bowl1999 Troy Larkin1998 Wes Terrell1997 Kent Miller1996 T.J. Brown Jeff Brunswig Jermaine Rucker1993 Preston Jackson Bob Shults

Paradise Bowl2003 Ryan Flanigan2002 Michael Oliva2001 Nate Nelson Chris Smith

All-Star Gridiron Classic2001 J.T. O’Sullivan


Aggie Team Awards

JERRY NORRIS AWARD

Most Valuable & Inspirational2009 Chris Carter2008 John Faletoese2007 Matt Engle2006 Tony Kays2005 Tony Kays2004 Jesse Oliva2003 Ejiro Evero2002 Michael Oliva2001 J.T. O’Sullivan2000 J.T. O’Sullivan Kris Spraker1999 John Shoemaker Chad Sindel1998 Kevin Daft1997 Joseph Castagnola1996 Jeff Brunswig Mark Grieb1995 Bryce Elliott1994 Mike Ichiyama1993 Khari Jones1992 Preston Jackson Josh Weinstock1991 Bob Kincade Joe Genasci1990 Shola Adeyemo Jeff Bridewell1989 Steve Thompson1988 Ed McNicoll Mike Sellar1987 Tim Lajcik1986 Chris Petersen1985 Mike Wise Randy Williams1984 Scott Barry1983 Bo Eason1982 Ken O’Brien1981 Don Barker Frank Scalercio1980 Ron Austin1979 Brian Buckley1978 Mike Moroski1977 Jim Reifert1976 Jim Speck1975 Bill Jenkins Anthony Terry1974 Rick Fortner Phil Wells1973 Rick Fortner1972 Bob Biggs1971 George Mock1970 George Mock1969 Bud Journey1968 George Bauslaugh1967 George Ziser1966 Paul Fiack1965 Jack DeWit1964 Ray DiGuilio1963 Dick Carriere1962 Dale Weishahn1961 Carl Egret1960 Roger Swearingen1959 Mack Smith1958 Mel Voos1957 Myrel Moore1956 Tommy Adamson

1955 Duane Damron1954 James Reynolds 1953 Bob Chilcott1952 Don Niboli1951 Don Lehman1950 Ron Hanna1949 Archie Dessert1948 Evert Schlinger1947 John Nedderman1946 Jack Coppes’43-45 (no teams)1942 Lee Dewitt1941 Mitsuo Nitta1940 Robert Fryer1939 Hal Campbell Mitsuo Nitta1938 Howard McSweeney

2009 Bakari Grant2008 Brandon Rice2007 Brandon Rice2006 Jonathan Barsi2005 Nevan Bergan2004 Kevin Freeman2003 Antar Mahasin2002 Matt Massari Carnell Green2001 Michael Oliva Charley Enos2000 Charley Enos1999 Joe Caviglia1998 G.P. Muhammad Chad Sindel1997 Desi Barbour Jason Geldermann G.P. Muhammad1996 Jermaine Rucker Ernest Perkins Jeff Brunswig1995 Jermaine Rucker1994 Aaron Bennetts Jason Hairston1993 Preston Jackson Dyrell Foster1992 Preston Jackson1991 Joe Genasci1990 Shola Adeyemo1989 Jim Tomasin1988 Mark Krieger Jim Tomasin1987 Todd Sloat Jason Weatherby1986 Roger Wilkinson1985 Randy Williams1984 Randy Williams1983 Shawn Rogers1982 Shawn Rogers1981 Darryl Gross1980 Ron Austin1979 Ron Austin Jeff Allen1978 Fred Wheeler Mike Johnson1977 Fred Wheeler1976 Jim Speck Dave Bon

OUTSTANDING LINEMAN/LINEBACKER

2009 Mike Morales Tommy Hernandez2008 Mike Morales2007 James Amos Jonathan Compas2006 Michael Ng Elliot Vallejo2005 Dan Elbanna Ben Reece2004 Marc Manfredda2003 Brad Lekkerkerker Kelly Valaau2002 B.J. Brust Dominic Ghio2001 B.J. Brust Chris Maben2000 Lucien Cazenave1999 Robby Flannery Troy Larkin1998 Greg Gatto Troy Larkin1997 Erik Lawrence Kent Miller1996 T.J. Brown1995 Bryce Elliott Mike Legrand1994 Matt Eckman Mike Johnson1993 Bob Shults Scott Fuller1992 Bob Fenton Brian Andersen1991 Shawn Moss John Garofalo1990 Alex Gash1989 Tom Price1988 Joe Iacono1987 Brian Jones1986 John Manion Chris Mandeville1985 Mike Wise1984 Dan Gazzaniga Chris Crespi1983 Glenn Fricker

JIM FERRIER AWARD

Outstanding Transfer2009 DANNY HART2008 Steven Wulff2007 no award2006 Marcus Nolan2005 Alex Garfio2004 Ryan Sharp2003 Cory Lekkerkerker2002 Billy Zeier2001 Steve Soares2000 Carnell Green1999 Jay-Jay Janabajal1998 Matt Brown Dan Carrington1997 Aaron Volkoff1996 Desi Barbour Kent Miller1995 Jermaine Rucker1994 Chris Chambers1993 Mike Johnson1992 Arnold Hardy Jeff Krieger1991 Tim Ancira1990 Mike Eskridge1989 Elijah Hall Joe Genasci 1988 Mike Hanley1987 Mike Sellar1986 Steve Jones1985 Chris Petersen1984 Ton Costa1983 Frank Bispo1982 Loyal Miner1981 Dave Snow Paul Emery1980 Frank Scalercio1979 Jon Delfatti

BOB OLIVER AWARD

Unsung Hero2009 Conor Kirkpatrick Luke McDonough2008 Mario Gonzalez2007 Kale Turner2006 Timothy Keane2005 Timothy Keane Ryan Payne2004 Jeff Anderson Angelo Caffese2003 Jon Barragan Justin Patterson2002 Glenn Adriatico Kwamin Taylor2001 Justin Locke Chris Smith2000 Lee Caton1999 Jessi Johnson Chris Williams1998 Tim Bellig Josh Farrow1997 Lucas Bader Stephen Heringer1996 Ted Corcoran1995 Greg Campbell Derek Vandersloot1994 Dyrell Foster Tim Allen1993 Bret Kwarta Jeff Brooks1992 Paul Hasson1991 Eric Smith Jim Dansby1990 All seniors1989 Mike Connors1988 Rich Collins1987 Doug Gomez Tim Prukop1986 Wayne Rush Nick Stoll Carl Anberg1985 Dan Hubert Dave Tischer1984 Dewayne Townes Bill Thomas1983 Loyal Miner Allen Fleming1982 Paul Emery1981 Bill Woehler

1975 Tom Slater John Silverfoote1974 Tom Slater1973 Rick Hamilton Adam Williams1972 Jim Allen1971 George Mock1970 George Mock1969 Bud Journey1968 John Barkley1967 Tony Christo1966 Dick South1965 Dick South1964 Glenn DuFour1963 Dick Carriere1962 Dick Carriere1961 Bob Foster1960 Bob Foster1959 Lonnie Cagle1958 Mel Voos1957 Walt Titcomb

OUTSTANDING BACK/RECEIVER

1982 Bob Slater1981 Frank Scalercio1980 Rick Mohr1979 Norm Yost Pat Fry1978 Casey Merrill1977 Chuck Fomasi1976 Bill Fass Ron Wade1975 Bill Jenkins Charlie Merrill1974 Phil Wells1973 Ric Rimmer1972 Tom Macy1971 Dave Clerici1970 Dave Clerici1969 Tom Williams1968 Jerry DeLoach1967 George Ziser1966 Tom Russell1965 Jack DeWit1964 Jon Cooper1963 Dale Weishahn1962 Dale Weishahn1961 Carl Ehret1960 Carl Ehret1959 Wes Fry1958 Alvin Christensen1957 Tom Parker

1978 Bret Del Bondio 1977 J.T. Cotton1976 Chuck Fomasi1975 Bill Fass1974 Tom Slater1973 Doug Allen1972 George Kiss1971 Nick Lowe1970 George Mock1969 Bert Barden1968 Mike Clark1967 Jerry Attaway1966 Ron Field1965 Mike Way1964 Jack DeWit1963 Jon Cooper1962 Gary Kim


Aggie Team Awards

COACHES AWARD

Most Improved

2009 Greg Denham KEVYN LEWIS2008 DEAN ROGERS SEAN CREADICK2007 BRANDON TUCKER2006 Mike Morales Kale Turner2005 Mike Ng Blaise Smith2004 Jon Grant Ben Reece2003 Angelo Caffese Nolan De Graaff2002 Ryan Flanigan Jake Mossawir2001 Joe Bandel Jason Holleman Tom Watts2000 Tony McCall Onome Ojo1999 J.T. O’Sullivan1998 David Hartvickson Jessi Johnson1997 Joe Caviglia R.J. Starr1996 Aaron Bugarske Jeremy Veasey1995 Alonzo Grant Mark Grieb1994 Rusty Stivers Erik Lekas1993 Arnold Hardy Erik Lekas1992 Jeff Brooks Matt Mason1991 John Kavanaugh Jeff Brooks1990 Robert Della-Santina Robert Walker1989 Greg Williams1988 Alex Gash Kevin Blanchard1987 Kose Godinet Jim Hankin1986 Lunny Lundstrum1985 Chris Mandeville1984 Rob Cuenin1983 Jim Noonan Scott Barry1982 Maurice Geddis1981 Jim Travnick1980 Bill Beckman1979 Neal Fromson Tony Franks1978 Pat Fry Kirk Hamilton1977 Calvin Ellison

1976 Jim Reifert Brant Bordsen1975 Bill Bruce1974 Ron Terra1973 Steve Bronzan1972 Skip Mezger1971 Mike Hennig1970 Mike Bowles1969 Jimi McLemore1968 Len Casanega1967 Mike Haselswerdt1966 Doug Hastings1965 Jack Edwards1964 Terry Minor1963 Fred Corson1962 Dennis McMahan1961 Tom Giacomini1960 Arleigh Williams1959 Charles Francis1958 Ben Oller1957 Art Traugh

Outstanding Sophomore

2009 JACOB MAXSON2008 Greg Denham2007 Bakari Grant2006 John Faletoese2005 James Amos2004 Tony Kays2003 Daniel Fells2002 Marc Manfredda2001 Kelly Valaau Forest Vance2000 Michael Oliva1999 Charley Enos1998 Kris Spraker1997 John Shoemaker1996 Greg Gatto1995 Joseph Castagnola1994 T.J. Brown Jeff Brunswig1993 Gregg Ames1992 Jason Hairston Mike Ichiyama1991 Tyler Moore1990 Morice Mabry Brian Andersen Mike McDonald1989 Mike Shepard Josh Weinstock1988 Shola Adeyemo1987 Steve Thompson1986 Mark Krieger1985 Larry Wear1984 Jerold Ligons Tim Lajcik1983 Mike Wise1982 Randy Williams1981 Glenn Fricker1980 Ken O’Brien1979 Ron Smith1978 Jeff Zimmerman1977 Jeff Allen1976 Casey Merrill1975 Wally Loving

MIKE WISE AWARD

Outstanding Freshman

2009 COLTON SCHMIDT2008 ISHMAN ANDERSON2007 JOE TROMBETTA2006 Chris Carter2005 John Faletoese2004 James Amos2003 Tony Kays2002 Dan Elbanna O.J. Swanigan2001 Pila Fatukala2000 Justin Patterson Forest Vance1999 Ejiro Evero1998 Nate Nelson1997 Jordan Bugarske Lee Caton Robby Flannery1996 Troy Larkin

Outstanding Redshirt

2009 TOM HEMMINGSEN2008 BOBBY ERSKINE2007 VICTOR LEE ROBERT AYOTTE2006 Greg Denham DOZIE AMAJOYI2005 Chris Carter Patrick Michelier2004 Tom Blake Marcellous Grigsby2003 James Amos Tim Plough2002 Tony Kays Clayton O’Kane2001 Billy Zeier2000 Brett Lobel Marc Manfredda Tom Parisi1999 Carnell Green1998 Nathaniel Hackett Trae Milton1997 Matt Brown Erik Taylor

OUTSTANDINGSPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER

2009 SEAN KELLEY2008 SEAN KELLEY2007 Mike Healey2006 Gabe Ellis2005 Ryan Ramey2004 Chris Shibel2003 Dusty Apocotos2002 Dusty Apocotos Dan Reece2001 Jason Holleman2000 Eric Friend1999 Jason Holleman1998 Artemus Jones1997 Artemus Jones1996 Ryan Christie1995 Ryan Christie1994 Tim Meyer1993 Lenny Tran1992 Rafael Fernandez1991 Chris Humes1990 Chris Baumann Kevin Kelly1989 Jeff Trimmer1988 Scott Lindquist1987 Eddie Loretto1986 Tim Harrington1985 Armin Anderson Tim Harrington Eddie Loretto1984 Armin Anderson1983 Pat Inglesby1982 Tate Edwards

AGGIE PRIDE AWARD

2009 Mike Healey2008 Tyler Pringle2007 Tyler Pringle2006 Naveen Daftari Kyle Skierski2005 Ryan Sharp Kyle Tarp2004 Lewis Burkhart Tom Parisi2003 Mo Mortazavi2002 Nathaniel Hackett Aaron Struck2001 Nate Nelson2000 Paul Cater Robby Flannery1999 Sam Paneno

T. PALMERMOODY AWARD

GEORGE BELENISAWARD

1974 Jim Speck1973 John Silverfoote1972 Rick Fortner1971 Tay Thompson1970 Mike Tenerowicz1969 Walt Wild1968 Paul Fellers1967 John Kohlmoos1966 Dave Webb1965 Gary Hack1964 Dick South1963 Karl Frank1962 Ray DiGuilio1961 Dick Carriere1960 Dick Williams1959 Frank Johnson1958 Tom Watson

1996 Jordan Bugarske Robby Flannery Kris Spraker1995 Chad Sindel Jay Suesens1994 Josh Anstey Erik Lawrence1993 Tom Reuss Andy Walczak1992 Derek Duncan Bryce Elliott1991 Ché Brooks Byron Smith1990 Scott Renz Doug Van Lare1989 David Antongiovanni Greg Mosbacher1988 Doug Van Lare1987 Jeff Hoover Bob Kincade1986 Jim Tomasin

1980 John Lucido1979 Bill Blakemore1978 Paul Belluomini1977 Tib Belza1976 Mike Davis1975 Dan Butler1974 Skip Mezger


Aggies In The Pros

Rolf Benirschke set San Diego Charger records for career field goals (146) and scoring (766) and is a member of that team’s Hall of Fame. He is also the author of Alive And Kicking, which chronicles his heroic battle with ulcerative colitis.

Kevin Daft continued the tradition of great Aggie quarterbacks moving up to the pro ranks in 1999. The following summer, Daft led NFL Europe in passing as a member of the Scottish Claymores.

Nine years after his outstanding career at UC Davis, Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Khari Jones was named Most Valuable Player of the Canadian Football League.

Drafted in 1983, the “Year of the Quarterback,” Ken O’Brien led the AFC in passing in 1985. He passed for 25,094 yards during his career, placing him just ahead of Bob Griese on the all-time NFL career list.

In 2004 and 2007, J.T. O’Sullivan led the Frankfort Galaxy to NFL Europe’s World Bowl. He was chosen as co-Offensive MVP in the league’s final year, posting a 104.8 passer’s rating in 2007.

Aggies In The NFL Draft

OTHER AGGIES IN THE PROS

Player Drafted NFL ServiceJ.T. O’Sullivan Saints #6 - 2002 New Orleans (2002-03), Green Bay (2004), Minnesota (2005), Carolina (2006), Detroit (2007), San Francisco (2008), Cincinnati (2009) Onome Ojo, WR Saints #5 - 2001 New Orleans (2001)Kevin Daft, QB Titans #5 - 1999 Tennessee (1999)Jeff Bridewell, QB Cardinals #12 - 1991 —Mike Wise, DL Raiders #2 - 1986 Los Angeles Raiders (1986-90), Cleveland (1991)Scott Barry, QB 49ers #6 - 1985 —Bo Eason, DB Oilers #2 - 1984 Houston (1984-87)Ken O’Brien, QB Jets #1 - 1983 New York Jets (1983-92), Philadelphia (1993)Jeff Allen, DB Dolphins #12 - 1980 Miami (1980), San Diego (1982)Mike Moroski, QB Falcons #6 - 1979 Atlanta (1979-84), Houston (1985), San Francisco (1986)Casey Merrill, DE Bengals #5 - 1979 Green Bay (1979-83), N.Y. Giants (1984-85), New Orleans (1986)Rich Martini, WR Raiders #7 - 1977 Oakland (1979-80), New Orleans (1981)Rolf Benirschke, K Raiders #16 - 1977 San Diego (1977-86)Anthony Terry, WR Eagles #17 - 1976 —Tom Williams, DE Chargers #2 - 1970 San Diego (1970-71)Howard Gravelle, TE Chargers #12 - 1970 —Jerry DeLoach, DE Raiders #12 - 1970 —

Player Team and/or LeagueAaron Bennetts Scotland, NFL EuropeBob Biggs Winnipeg, CFL; Portland, World Football LeagueMelvin Byrd British Columbia, CFLJonathan Compas Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay, NFLMatt Devine World League of American FootballCharley Enos Winnipeg, CFLDaniel Fells Atlanta, St. Louis, NFLBob Fenton Arena Football LeagueBakari Grant San Francisco, NFLMark Grieb Anaheim & San Jose, Arena League Scotland, NFL Europe; Las Vegas, XFLKhari Jones British Columbia, Winnipeg, CFL; Albany, Arena League; Scotland, NFL EuropeTony Kays Cincinnati, NFLBrad Lekkerkerker Houston, Oakland, NFLCory Lekkerkerker San Diego, Dallas, Tennessee, NFL

Chris Mandeville Green Bay & Washington, NFLRick Mohr Toronto & Saskatchewan, CFL; Oakland, USFLMichael Oliva New York Jets, NFLJohn Shoemaker Arizona, NFLChris Smith New York Jets, NFLSteve Thompson Sacramento, World League of American FootballElliot Vallejo Arizona, NFLForest Vance Green Bay, NFL

Boldface players were active and on rosters as of August 2010

Mark Grieb is believed to be the first-ever Aggie to be depicted in a “bobblehead” doll. The 2002 Arena Football League MVP

holds several league records and was selected as the Arena Bowl XXI Most Valuable Player.


The Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1980 to provide special recognition for outstanding accomplishment in intercol-legiate athletics.

To be considered for the Hall of Fame, a participant must have competed with unusual distinction in an intercollegiate sport for at least two seasons, achieved recognition at the conference, regional or prefer-ably national levels, and achieved this accomplishment in a manner that exemplifies the UC Davis concept of a student-athlete.

Furthermore, a five-year period must elapse from the most recent participation in athletics before a student-athlete becomes eligible for induction.

Player .......................................................................Years Participated ..................InductedBob Biggs ........................................................................................ 1969-72 ......................... 1980Ray E. Crawford, Jr. ........................................................................... 1959-62 ......................... 1980James G. Fiack ................................................................................. 1968-72 ......................... 1980Fred Frick ........................................................................................ 1937-38 ......................... 1980Don Lehman .................................................................................... 1949-51 ......................... 1980Everett Ben Robinson ........................................................................ 1926-29 ......................... 1980Colby E. “Babe” Slater ...................................................................... 1914-17 ......................... 1980Herb Spilman ................................................................................... 1921-24 ......................... 1980John Nedderman .............................................................................. 1946-50 ......................... 1981Mitsuo Nitta ..................................................................................... 1938-41 ......................... 1981Kermit Schmidt ................................................................................. 1926-29 ......................... 1981Rolf V. Benirschke ............................................................................. 1973-77 ......................... 1982Waldo W. Weeth ............................................................................... 1924-30 ......................... 1982G.R. “Pete” Borges ........................................................................... 1926-30 ......................... 1983Donald L. Brown ............................................................................... 1947-49 ......................... 1983Dick Carriere .................................................................................... 1960-64 ......................... 1983Donald B. Niboli ............................................................................... 1949-52 ......................... 1983Roy D. Soekland ............................................................................... 1937-40 ......................... 1983Joe Fiack ......................................................................................... 1930-32 ......................... 1984Charles R. Hoffman ........................................................................... 1930-32 ......................... 1984Clarence Lapp ................................................................................... 1932-35 ......................... 1984James R. Speck ................................................................................ 1973-76 ......................... 1984Tay Thompson .................................................................................. 1970-72 ......................... 1984John E. Kidd ..................................................................................... 1954-58 ......................... 1985Casey Merrill .................................................................................... 1975-79 ......................... 1985Michael Moroski ............................................................................... 1975-79 ......................... 1985Ronald Austin, Jr. .............................................................................. 1977-81 ......................... 1986Chuck Fomasi ................................................................................... 1976-77 ......................... 1986Brian J. Buckley ................................................................................ 1976-80 ......................... 1987Rich Martini ..................................................................................... 1973-77 ......................... 1987Dale B. Weishahn ............................................................................. 1962-64 ......................... 1987Grover H. Ford .................................................................................. 1963-67 ......................... 1990Kenneth O’Brien ............................................................................... 1980-83 ......................... 1990Randy Williams ................................................................................ 1982-85 ......................... 1991Scott Barry ...................................................................................... 1981-84 ......................... 1993Chris Peterson .................................................................................. 1985-86 ......................... 1992James “Bo” Eason ............................................................................ 1979-83 ......................... 1994Tim Lajcik ........................................................................................ 1983-88 ......................... 1994Shawn Andre Rogers ......................................................................... 1981-83 ......................... 1995James W. Anderson ........................................................................... 1946-69 ......................... 1996Glenn D. Fricker ................................................................................ 1980-83 ......................... 1996Steven W. Thompson ......................................................................... 1986-89 ......................... 1996Donald Zeman .................................................................................. 1987-89 ......................... 1996Preston Jackson ................................................................................ 1991-93 ......................... 2000Khari Jones ...................................................................................... 1991-93 ......................... 2000Mike Ichiyama ................................................................................. 1992-94 ......................... 2002Tom Williams, Ph.D ........................................................................... 1967-69 ......................... 2004Kevin Daft ....................................................................................... 1995-98 ......................... 2005Wes Terrell ....................................................................................... 1995-98 ......................... 2006J.T. O’Sullivan .................................................................................. 1998-01 ......................... 2008Troy Larkin ....................................................................................... 1996-99 ......................... 2009Michael Oliva ................................................................................... 1999-02 ......................... 2010Fred Arp .......................................................................................... 1967-07 ......................... 2010

Clarence LappPete Borges John Nedderman

Dale WeishahnDick Carriere

Tom Williams Bob Biggs

Mike Moroski Ron Austin

Preston JacksonRandy Williams

Jim Anderson

Rolf Benirschke

Glenn Fricker

Kevin Daft

Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame

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All-Time Letterwinners List

Abdallah, Peter 1967Achee, Randy 1972-73Ackerman, Lawrence 1920-21-22Acuff, Doug 1981Adamson, Charles “Bud” 1949-50-51-52Adamson, Joe 1998Adamson, Tom 1955-56Adcock, Jeff 1981-82Adeyemo, Shola 1987-88-89-90Adkins, Wayne 1985-86Adriatico, Glen 1999-00-01-02Agni, Steve 1973-74-75Ahern, Kevin 1986Ahlem, William 1927-28Aiken, Edward 1917Aiona, Pono 1982, ’84Airola, Bill 1941-42Alberg, Tony 1977, ’79-80Alderson, James 1920Aldine, Charles 1948-49-50Aldine, Don 1948-49-50-51Aldrich, Dan 1963-64Aldrich, Marvin 1950Alexander, Art 1968, ’70Alexander, Frank 1920-21Alexander, Leo 1931-32Alfaro, Daniel 2006-07-08Algeo, Steve 1971-72Aliotti, Nick 1973-74-75Allen, Doug 1973Allen, George 1926Allen, Jay 1966Allen, Jeff 1976-77-78-79Allen, Jim 1971-72Allen, John 1987-88-89Allen, Ken 1970Allen, Orin 1957-58Allen, Tim 1992-93-94Alley, Greg 1997-98-99-00Allison, Sam 1916Allred, Jim 1966Almeter, Kevin 1981-82Altan, Marlon 1997Altick, Brad 1998-99Altick, Frank 1972-73-74Amajoyi, Dozie 2007-08-09Amaral, Luis 2003-04-05-06Ambrose, George 1915Ames, Gregg 1993-94Amos, James 2004-05-06-07Anagnos, Leo 1949-50-51-52Anberg, Carl 1982, ’84-85-86Ancich, Visko 1993Ancira, Tim 1991-92Andersen, Brian 1989-90-91-92Anderson, Armin 1983-84-85Anderson, Arnold 1949Anderson, Bob 1939-40-41Anderson, Charles 1960Anderson, Clark 1973-74-75Anderson, Don 1942, ’49Anderson, Gregg 1976Anderson, Ishman 2008-09Anderson, Jeff 2001-02-03-04Anderson, Jim 1946-47-48-49

Anderson, John 1980Anderson, Linn 1961-62-63Anderson, Neil 1936-37Anderson, Stan 1939-40Andre, Scott 1985Andrews, Henry 1970Angelman, Jack 1935Angius, Mike 1974-75Ankele, Chad 1969Ankeny, Jim 1947Annand, Sam 1931Annear, Tom 1952Anstey, Josh 1995-96-97-98Antongiovanni, Dave 1990-91-92Aparicio, Joe 1950, ’52Apocotos, Dusty 2001-02-03Aprile, Nick 2009Archer, Tom 1968Archinski, Bill 1968Armstrong, Marty 1971-72-73Arnett, Floyd 1930-31Arp, Fred 1965Arthur, Chris 1999,2001Arthur, Dale 1973-74Arthur, Noel 1931Ashby, Bill 1966-67-68Ashby, Dick 1965-66Asmus, Rudolph 1920Assefa, Tsegab 1997-98-99-00Atchley, Everett 1938Attaway, Jerry 1967Aukes, David 1981Austin, Ronnie 1977-78-79-80Averett, Frank 1978-79-80-81Avery, Saxton 1921Avila, A.J. 2000-01-02-03Avis, Bob 1940Ayers, Jess 1956Ayers, Shawn 1990-91-92Ayerza, John 1956-57-58Ayotte, Robert 2008-09Ayvazyan, Grant 2006-07

Bach, Andrew 1993Bachman, Keith 1982-83Bader, Lucas 1994-95-96-97Badger, Lance 1985-86Bailey, Roy 1936Baines, Richard 1923Baird, Callan 1999-00Baker, Brooks 2009Baker, Ed 1936-37Baker, Henry “Fenny” 1952Balding, Walt 1967-68-69Baldo, Ed 1946Ball, Wilbur 1936Ballard, Matt 1994-95-96Bandel, Joe 1999-00-01-02Banks, Troy 1985Banta, Dan 1952Baranek, Paul 1932-33-34Barber, Don 1976-77, ’79-80Barber, John 1979Barber, Mike 1982Barbour, Desi 1996-97

Barboza, Rick 1975-76Barden, Bert 1969Barker, Don 1979-80-81Barker, Herb 1924-25Barker, Jim 1940Barkley, John 1967-68Barletta, Greg 1970-71Barlow, Dick 1921Barovetto, John 1956-57-58-59Barragan, Jon 2000-01-02-03Barrass, Glen 1920Barrett, Jim 1968Barry, Phil 1976-77Barry, Scott 1982-83-84Barsi, Jonathan 2003-04-05-06Barth, Al 1961Bartholomew, Wayne 1959Bartlett, Dave 1992-93Bartlett, Mike 1963-64-65Bartok, Steve 1954Barton, Brad 1984-85-86Bartsch, Will 1991Bassford, George “Pete” 1923Bath, Don 1951Baumann, Chris 1987-88-89-90Baumgartner, John 1923Bauslaugh, George 1966-67-68Bayles, Bob 1932Beagle, Jon 1972Bear, Bill 1952-53-54Beasley, Tim 1989Beatty, Dennis 1968Beck, Inman 1921Beck, Tom 1983-84-85Becker, Harvey 1939-40Beckman, Bill 1979-80Beckman, Willard 1928Bectell, Bill 1934Bee, Mark 1974Beechinor, Leonard 1936-37-38-39Beeman, John 1949Belenis, George 1946Belenis, Jim 1980Bell, Ernie 1980-81-82Bellasis, Greg 2005-06-07Bellig, Tim 1997-98Bellotti, J.P. 2005Bellotti, Mike 1969-70-71-72Belloumini, Paul 1976-77-78Belza, Tom “Tib” 1976-77Benham, Laurence 1916Benirschke, Rolf 1974-75-76Benjamin, Andrew 2009Benjamin, Emmanuel 2004-05-06-07Benner, Dave 1985, ’87Bennett, Bill 1956Bennetts, Aaron 1992-93-94Benson, Buster 1974-75Benson, Phil 1977Bentley, Boyd 1965-66Bergan, Nevan 2004-05-06Bergstrom, Eric 1998-99-00-01Bergstrom, Mark 1971-72 Berryman, Philip 1926-27Bertoli, Adolph 1957

Best, Matt 1996-97-98Bettencourt, Boyd 1940-41-42, ’46Bettencourt, George 1924Bickle, Harold 1981Biddick, Russell 1940Bielar, Chuck 1923-24-25-26Bielar, Elster “El” 1923-24-25-26Biggs, Bob 1969-70-71-72Bigwood, John 1973-74-75Bilbo, Bill 1951Bird, Tom 1925Birkley, Tyler 2003-04-05Bischel, Dave 1969-70-71Bishop, Verlin 1928-29Bispo, Brad 2006-07-08-09Bispo, Frank 1983-84-85Bizzini, Ernest 1952-53Black, Everett 1936Blackstock, James 1941Blaine, Gordon 1952-53Blair, Vince 1981Blake, Tom 2005Blakemore, Bill 1978-79Blanchard, David 1988-89-90Blanchard, Kevin 1987-88-89Bland, Ed 1951Bleecker, Harold 1917,’19Blevins, Leonard 1981-82Bloom, John 1942Bloxham, Jim 1937Bloxham, Lee 1946-47Bluford, Bobby 1990-91, ’93-94Boeger, Mike 1960Bogart, George 1920-21-22Bogart, John 1962Bogle, Warren 1938Bolles, Grove 1979-80Bolton, Rusty 1973Bomprezzi, Ernie 1977-78-79Bon, Dave 1973-74-75-76Bonacich, George 1948, ’50-51-52Bonaldo, Derek 1990-91-92Bonaldo, Dino 1991-92Bonetto, Justin 2006Bonito, Frank 1926, ’30Bonnheim, Walter 1916Bonsall, Larry 1979Boone, Brian 1981Boone, Irwin “Ike” 1927-28-29Borba, Gil 1931-32, ’35Borchert, Albert 1929Borders, Jeff 1986Bordsen, Brant 1974-75-76Borges, Gerald “Pete” 1926, ’28-29-30Bossert, Steve 1981Bowen, Fred 1985-86-87-88Bowles, Mike 1968-69-70Bowman, Dan 1973-74, ’76Bowman, Matt 1973Boyd, Derwin 1978-79Boyer, Cameron 1986-87-88-89Boyer, Ricky 1976-77Boyle, Mike 1990Bozarth, Wayne 1941Bracy, Merle 1982



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Talakai, Mozart 1999Tanner, Allan 1917Tarke, Jim 1952-53Tarke, Kermit 1954Tarp, Kyle 2003-04-05Tarr, Bill 1984-85Tavernetti, Jim 1923Tavernetti, Milton “Snub” 1930-31-32Taylor, Barry 1985-86Taylor, Erik 1998,2000-01Taylor, Kwamin 1999-00-01-02Temple, Hamilton 1921-22Tenerowicz, Jim 1970-71-72Tenerowicz, Mike 1970-71-72Tenerowicz, Rob 1982Terra, Ron 1973-74-75-76Terrell, Sawyer 1941Terrell, Wesley 1995-96-97-98Terry, Anthony 1973-74-75Terzian, Deron 1931Tesoriero, Tony 1968-69Tetrick, Jim 1934Thackaberry, Jeff 1983Thatcher, Currier 1923Thayer, Doug 1961Thomas, Bill 1982-83-84Thomas, Cliff 1942Thomas, Daryl 1978-79-80-81Thomas, Del 1955Thomas, Jesse 1935-36Thomas, Mason 2006-07-08-09Thomas, Matt 1987Thomas, Randy 1972-73Thomas, Steve 1972Thomason, Harl 1916Thompkins, Rod 1978-79Thompson, Bob 1932Thompson, Boyd “Tay” 1970-71-72Thompson, Brian 1984Thompson, Milton 1933Thompson, Steve 1987-88-89Thompson, Tim 1973-74Thomson, Jack 1942Thornburg, John 1939Thornburg, Vernon 1929Thorne, Scott 1976-77Thorsen, Carl 1971Tierney, Pat 1985Timas, Jaimes 1999Timko, Larry 1954Tingley, Richard 1948Tingus, Jim 1954Tipton, Clyde 1938-39Tischer, Dave 1984-85Titcomb, Walt 1954-55-56-57Titus, Mike 1973Tobias, Bob 1983-84-85Toft, James 1989Tolley, Herb 1939-40Tomasin, Jim 1985, ’87-88-89Tonda, Scott 1986-87-88Torigian, Dennis 1962-63Tortosa, Rich 1966-67-68Tos, Mark 2007-08-09

Tout, Bennie 1924-25-26Tower, Willard 1921Towne, Willis “Bill” 1931-32-33Townes, Dewayne 1983-84Trainor, Jim 1955-56-57Tran, Lenny 1992-93-94Traugh, Art 1957-58Travnick, Jim 1980-81Tregea, Jim 1973-74Trimmer, Jeff 1988-89-90Troglia, Eric 2000-01-02-03Trombetta, Joe 2007-08-09Trotts, Vic 1916True, Gordon 1926-27-28Tucker, Brandon 2007-08Tuerk, Jason 2001-02Tuivai, Viliami 2000-01Tullar, Tom 1962-63Turbovsky, Larry 1963Turko, Jim 1992-93Turner, Donal 1953Turner, Kale 2004-05-06-07Turner, Kyle 1994Turner, Lonnie 1970-71Turner, Wendell 1923Tuttle, Harold 1921, ’23Tye, Eric 1977-78

Uhrenholt, Mark 1970-71Uliana, Paul 1982-83-84Unger, Joe 1991Uppendahl, Bret 2000

Vaira, Joe 1950-51Valaau, Kelly 2000-01-02-03Valentine, John 1983-84Valenzuela, George 1938Vallejo, Elliot 2003-04-05-06Van DePol, Ron 1968, ’70-71Van Derwende, Jim 1951Van Heusen, Haven 1946-47Van Konynenburg, Paul 1987-88Van Rensselaer, Richard 1923Vance, Forest 2000-01-02-03Vanderbundt, Kent 1968-69Vandersloot, Derek 1994-95Vann, Elihu 2000, ‘02Vannucci, Steve 1985-86Vasilopoulous, Bill 1987-88-89Vasily, Johnny 1981Vavao, Josh 1999-00-01-02Veasey, Jeremy 1995-96-97Veit, Tom 1980-81Vejar, Jim 1957-58, ’60Venable, Darrel 1977Vest, John 1948Vierra, Foster 1927-28Vierra, Tarn 1986Villavicencio, Walt 1983-84Viorel, Jack 1987Vlach, John 1968Volkoff, Aaron 1998-99Vom Steeg, Alvern “Al” 1956-57-58-59Voos, Mel 1954-55-56, ’58

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Wade, Kevon 1986-87Wade, Ron 1974-75-76Waggoner, Jon 1983-84Wagner, Adrian 1970-71Wagner, Doug 1983-84-85Wagoner, Norman 1935Wahne, Martin 1952Wakefield, Harold “Bud” 1930Walcha, Eric 1993-94Walczak, Andrew 1994Walgenbach, Lowell 1955-56Walgenbach, Wayne 1969Walker, Dennis 1985Walker, Fred 1937Walker, Jason 1989Walker, Keith 1989-90Walker, Robert 1989-90Wall, Mike 1979-80Wall, Robert 1926Wallace, Craig 1969Wallace, Milton 1985-86-87-88Wallace, Shawn 1992Wallahan, Ken 1985Waller, Ben 1950-51-52Waller, Jim 1955-56Walsh, Craig 1981-82Walt, Pat 1974-75-76Walter, Don 1919-20Walther, Jack 1957Walton, Matt 1987Waltz, Clarence 1920-21-22Wambold, Pierpont 1919Ward, Andy 1980Ward, Robert 1946Ware, Bill 1937-38-39Warner, Adrian 1975Warner, Cliff 1975-76Warner, John “Red” 1923-24Warren, Bill 1916Warren, Bob 1954-55-56-57Warren, DeMario 2005-06-07Washington, Oras 1984Wasson, Mike 1976, ’78Waters, Dwight “Muddy” 1930Watkins, Tom 1938Watson, Bob 1968Watson, Frank 1917, ’19Watson, James 1915Watson, Tom 1957-58-59Watson, Walter 1938Watters, Bob 1973-74-75-76Watts, Tom 1998-99-00-01Way, Mike 1965-66-67Wayahn, Tony 1920Wear, Larry 1984-85-86Weatherby, Jason 1985, ’87Weaver, Wendell 1933Webb, Dave 1966-67Webb, Pat 1967-68-69Weber, John 1941Webster, Cody 1995Weeth, Waldo “Tarzan” 1925-26Wegner, Ken 1983-84Wehba, Andrew 2007-08Weinger, Rob 1971

Weinrich, Matt 1979-80Weinstock, Josh 1989, ’91-92Weir, Wilbur 1928-29-30Weishahn, Dale 1961-62-63Weiss, Stephen 1958Welch, Joe 1978-79Wells, Jim 1972Wells, Phil 1972-73-74Wessel, Mike 1985-86-87-88West, George 1951-52 West, John 1949Westafer, Mike 1985-86Westfall, Jack 1933, ’35-36Westfall, Ralph 1936-37-38Westlake, Dave 1984Wetmore, Bill 1948, ’51Wetmore, Elbert 1923-24Wetmore, Ernie 1951Wetzel, John 1939-40Wheale, Ernest 1930Wheatley, Ron 1967-68Wheeler, Fred 1976-77-78Whitaker, Elijah 1928-29White, Clay 1981-82White, Dave 1982-83-84White, Doug 1946White, Henry 1937White, Mike 1977-78-79White, Russell 1983Whitman, Dick 1942Whitmore, Kyle 2005Widener, Norris 1966Widmann, Lawrence 1923Wieldraayer, Rod 1987Wiggins, Keith 1990Wilburn, Ray 2009Wilcox, Jim 1964-65Wilcox, Ken 1941Wild, Walt 1969-70-71Wilder, Brent 1994Wildermuth, Jack 1985-86-87-88Wiley, Linn 1962-63Wilgus, Jeremy 1994-95-96-97Wilkerson, Cullen 1988-89, ’91Wilkinson, Roger 1983-84-85-86Willard, Dave 1968-69Williams, Adam 1972-73-74-75Williams, Arleigh 1958, ’60Williams, Chris 1996-97-98-99Williams, Cortney 2001Williams, Dick 1959-60-61-62Williams, Doug 1988-89-90Williams, Ed 1920-21Williams, Greg 1988-89Williams, Keith 1990-91Williams, Mike 1977-78Williams, Randy 1982-83-84-85Williams, Roland “Bob” 1939Williams, Scott 2002-03Williams, Tom L. 1933Williams, Tom W. 1967-68-69Williams-Foote, Pierson 1926-27Williamson, Elton 1941Williamson, Fred 1984Williges, Bruce 1984-85

Willis, Ray 1993-94Willis, Tip 1987Willoughby, Bryan 1933Wilson, Andy 2000-01Wilson, Chris 1993-94-95Wilson, Don 1947-48-49-50Wilson, Francis 1921-22Wilson, Jim 1953Wilson, Randy 1977-78-79Wineman, Hank 1931, ’33-34Winer, David 2005-06Winter, Greg 1994-95Winter, Mike 1964-65Wintz, Phil 1951-52Wise, Mike 1982-83-84-85Wissman, Herman 1922Witt, Jerry 1947, ’49Woehler, Bill 1978-79, ’81-82Wolfe, Maitland “Bud” 1931-32-33-34Wolfson, Michael 2003-04Wood, Bob 1932-33-34, ’36Wood, Carlton 1925Wood, Roland 1933Woodrell, Gary 1969-70-71Woods, Allen 1917Woods, Gary 1983, ’85-86Woodward, John “Hoke” 1920Wooldridge, Ward 1930-31Woolley, Bob 1937Woolsey, John 1942Wosser, Frank 1939Wraith, Olm 1919Wrede, Mike 1951Wrenden, Henry 1932-33Wrenden, Walter 1933Wride, Emery 1920-21Wright, Marty 1979Wright, Matthew 1996-97Wright, Rae 1932Wulff, Steven 2008-09Wyatt, Elon 2009

Xerogeanes, John 1985-86-87

Yackzan, Randy 1972Yagi, John 1953Yäklich, Jason 2002-03-04-05Yang, Nicholas 1999-00-01-02Yaranon, Nick 1970-71-72Yarbor, Mel 1981-82Yates, Edmund 1931Yorba, Horatio 1932York, John 1966-67Yost, Norm 1977-78-79Youdall, Dees 1937Young, Bob 1961Young, Calvin 1993Young, Dan 1973-74-75Young, Doug 1955Young, Greg 1982-83Young, Jamie 1987-88Young, John D. 1940-41Young, John W. 1978-79Young, Rockie 2001-02Younge, Bart 1959

Yrigoyen, Ignacio “Flash” 1926-27-28

Zaretsky, Steve 1992Zavala, Greg 1970-71Zeier, Billy 2002-03Zelinski, Andy 2002-03Zeman, Don 1986Zeman, Phil 1972Zentil, Nick 1998Zimmerman, Jeff 1978-79-80Zinn, Richard 1942Ziser, George 1965-66-67Zobel, George 1930Zoumboukos, Neal 1966-67Zuber, Leo 1967-68Zuercher, Steve 1979Zyss, Casey 1951-52

THISIS

ACADEMICSUCDaviscomprisesthreecolleges(Agricultural

& Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters &Science), five professional schools (Education, Law,Management,Medicine,VeterinaryMedicine)plustheDivisionofBiologicalSciences.

With103undergraduatemajorsand80graduateprograms,theuniversityoffersthemostexpansiveanddiverserangeofacademicsamonganyoftheUniversityofCaliforniacampuses.Additionally,studentsalsohavetheopportunitytocombinemajorsorcustomizetheirfieldofstudybycreatinganindividualmajor.

Forthoseinterestedingraduatedegrees–whetheritbeamaster’sdegreeoradoctorate–UCDavisoffersadvisingservicestohelpstudentscrafttheireducationtowardthosegoals.Anestimated86percentofUCDavisstudentsapplyingtograduateschoolsearnacceptancetoeithertheirfirstorsecondchoices.

COMMUNITYWithapopulationofapproximately60thousand,

Davisiswidelyknownforbeingasafe,activeandso-ciallyinnovativecommunity.

Thedowntownareaboastsamultitudeofspecialtyshops,restaurants,theatersandartgalleries;whilethecity’snumerousparksofferrecreationalopportunitiesforactivestudents.

ACTIVITIESOncampus,UCDavisstudentscanrallyaround

thehighlysuccessfulathleticsdepartmentbyjoiningtheAggiePackspiritorganization,orenjoyafirst-classperformanceattheRobert&MagritMondaviCenterforthePerformingArts.

The university also offers hundreds of studentclubs and organizations, including cultural clubs,fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizationsand the Associated Students of UC Davis studentgovernment.

FortheactiveAggie,studentsmayparticipateinthediverseintramuralsportsprogramorjoinoneofthe30-plussportsclubs.In2004,theActivities&Rec-reationCenter(ARC)openeditsdoors,providingthecampuswithitsownstate-of-the-artfitnessvenue.

InApril,UCDavishostsPicnicDay, an annualstudent-runopenhouse.Thepopulareventshowcasesall that the campus has to offer, attracting students,staff,faculty,parents,alumniandmembersofthesur-roundingcommunities.

GETTING AROUNDNestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city

ofDavis rests just 15minutes froman internationalairport,andcontainsadowntownstationservicedbyGreyhoundandAmtrak.CentrallylocatedintheSac-ramentoValley,thetownsitsequallyclosetoboththefinestskiresortsandthePacificOcean’stopbeaches.

WithinDavisanditsneighboringtowns,bothYolo-busandthestudent-operatedUnitransbussystemsofferfreetransportationtoregisteredundergraduates.

Thetownboastsmorebicyclespercapitathananyothercity in thenation.More than50milesofbikepathsmaketheentiretownconducivetobothridersandpedestrians.

www.ucdavis.edu

UCDavisoffersmorethan100undergraduatemajors–thewidestvarietyofanyUniversityofCaliforniacampus.

Aeronautical Science and Engineering African American & African Studies

Agricultural Systems and EnvironmentAmerican Studies

Animal Biology Animal Science

Animal Science & Management Anthropology

Applied Physics Art History Art Studio

Asian American Studies Atmospheric Science

Avian SciencesBiochemical Engineering

Biochemistry & Molecular BiologyBiological Science

Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering

Biotechnology Cell Biology

Chemical EngineeringChemical Engineering/Material Science Engineering

Chemistry Chicana/Chicano Studies

Chinese Civil Engineering

Classical Civilization Clinical Nutrition Communication

Community & Regional Development Comparative Literature

Computational Applied ScienceComputer Engineering

Computer Science Computer Science & Engineering

Crop Science & Management Design

Dramatic Art East Asian Studies

Economics Electrical Engineering

English Entomology

Environmental & Resource Sciences Environmental Biology & Management

Environmental Horticulture & Urban ForestryEnvironmental Policy Analysis & Planning

Environmental ToxicologyEvolution, Ecology & Biodiversity

Exercise BiologyFiber & Polymer Science

Film StudiesFood Science

FrenchGeneticsGeology GermanHistory

Human Development Hydrology

International Agricultural Development International Relations

ItalianJapanese

Landscape ArchitectureLinguistics

Managerial EconomicsMaterials Science & Engineering

Mathematics Mechanical Engineering

Medieval StudiesMicrobiology

Music Native American Studies

Natural SciencesNature & Culture

Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior Nutrition Science

Optical Science & Engineering Philosophy

Physics Plant Biology

Political SciencePsychology

Religious Studies Russian

Sociology Soil & Water Science

Spanish Statistics

Textiles & Clothing Viticulture & Enology

Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology Women and Gender Studies

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CAMPUSLEADERSHIP

LindaKatehibecamethesixthchancelloroftheUni-versityofCalifornia,Davis,onAugust17,2009.Aschiefexecutiveofficer,sheoverseesallaspectsoftheuniversity’steaching,researchandpublicservicemission.

ChancellorKatehi(kah-TAY-hee)alsoholdsUCDavisfacultyappointmentsinelectricalandcomputerengineeringandinwomenandgenderstudies.AmemberoftheNationalAcademyofEngineering,shechairs thePresident’sCom-mitteefortheNationalMedalofScienceandischairoftheSecretaryofCommerce’scommitteefortheNationalMedalofTechnologyand Innovation.She is a fellowandboardmemberoftheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementof Science and a member of many other national boardsandcommittees.

Previously,ChancellorKatehiservedasprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairsattheUniversityofIl-linoisatUrbana-Champaign;theJohnA.EdwardsonDeanof Engineering and professor of electrical and computerengineering at Purdue University; and associate dean foracademicaffairsandgraduateeducationintheCollegeofEngineering and professor of electrical engineering and

computerscienceattheUniversityofMichigan.Sinceherearlyyearsasafacultymember,Chancellor

Katehihasfocusedonexpandingresearchopportunitiesforundergraduates and improving the educationandprofes-sionalexperienceofgraduatestudents,withanemphasisonunderrepresentedgroups.Shehasmentoredmorethan70postdoctoralfellows,doctoralandmaster’sstudentsinelectricalandcomputerengineering.Twenty-oneofthe42doctoral students who graduated under her supervisionhave become faculty members in research universities intheUnitedStatesandabroad.

Herworkinelectroniccircuitdesignhasledtonumer-ousnationalandinternationalawardsbothasatechnicalleaderandeducator,16U.S.patents,andanadditionalsixU.S.patentapplications.Sheistheauthororco-authorof10bookchapters andabout600 refereedpublications injournalsandsymposiaproceedings.

Sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinelectricalengineer-ingfromtheNationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece,in1977,andhermaster’sanddoctoraldegreesinelectricalengineeringfromUCLAin1981and1984,respectively.

LINDA KATEHI UC Davis Chancellor

Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor forStudentAffairsonAugust1,2007.Dr.Woodoverseespro-gramsandservicesthatenhancetheacademicandpersonaldevelopmentofstudents,includingintercollegiateathletics.HealsoprovidesadministrativeleadershiptoaDivisionofover50 student supportprogramsand to a teamofover800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget ofover30milliondollars.HeadvisestheChancelloronmat-tersrelatingtostudents,enrollment,access,retention,andcampusclimate.

Woodearnedhisbachelor’sandPh.D.fromUCDavisinChemistryin1980and1984.Soonaftergraduating,hebeganhisfacultyappointmentinChemistryandalsoservedtheCollegeofLettersandScienceastheAssociateDean,apositionheheld for13years.Mostrecentlyheservedasthe Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies andInterimViceProvostofUndergraduateStudies.Heisa2003graduateoftheHarvardUniversityExecutiveLeadershipandManagementInstitute,andalsoagraduateoftheUniversityofCaliforniaManagementInstitute.

Dr.Woodisamemberofseveralprofessionalorganiza-tions including American College Personnel Association,NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnelAdministrators,andtheNationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusi-

nessOfficers.HealsoservesontheCouncilofDeansandViceChancellorsatUCDavis,aswellasovertwentydifferentcommitteesandcouncilsonandoffcampus.

SeveralprioritiesheisfocusingoninStudentAffairsincludebuildingbridgeswithin StudentAffairs andwithacademic affairs; increasing the diversity of our studentpopulationbyreachingouttostudentswhoaredisadvan-tagedandunderrepresented;recruitmentandadmissions;increasingthenumberofstudentstransferringtoUCDavisfromcommunitycollegesandhelpingwiththeirtransition;developaninclusivecommunityforallofourstudents;workto help new students effectively navigate the university;improveretentionandgraduation;improveaccountabilityand transparency; improvestudenthealth; increase fund-raisingefforts tohelp supportourunits and theirneeds;maintainingaffordabilityforstudentstoattendcollege;andkeepingupwiththelatesttechnologytoprovideourstaff,facultyandstudentswiththemostuptodateandaccurateinformation.

Dr.Woodcontinuestoteachundergraduatestudentswhile serving in his administrative role and maintainingafocusoncontinuallyimprovingtheservicesavailabletoundergraduateandgraduatestudents.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics

UCDAVISATHLETICS

OnAugust1,1995,GregWarzeckabecamethe11thdirectorofathleticsatUCDavis.Inthedecade-plussince,theAggieathleticsprogramhasenjoyedunprecedentedsuccessunderhisguidance.

Warzecka’spenchantforprogressbeganfromhisfirstyearasdirectorwhenhewaschargedwiththetaskoffullyengagingthecampusindicussionsregardingwhetherornotUC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. Oneyearlater,thecampusannouncedthelaunchofitsfirst-evergrant-in-aidprogram.

WarzeckahasalsooverseenUCDavis’transitionintotwo conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggiesmovedfromthenow-defunctNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConference to thepowerfulCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAssociation.

Thenin2003,theUCDavisprogramannouncedthatitwouldjointheBigWestConferenceandthusreclassifyfromNCAADivisionIItoDivisionIstatus.UnderWarzecka’sguidance,theAggieathleticsprogramincreaseditsgrant-in-aidallocationnearlytenfoldtoapproximately$5million.Duringthisperiod,healsoengineeredasubstantialupgradeinathleticsfacilities,mostnotablytheSchaalAquaticsCen-ter(2004),theMaryaWelchTennisCenter(2005)andthemulti-useAggieStadium(2007).

During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured sixNACDADivisionIIDirectors’Cupsasthemostoutstand-ingoverallprograminthecountry.Forhispart,NACDAselectedWarzeckaasitsA.D.oftheyearfortheD-IIWestRegionin2001-02.

Furthermore,theeditorsofSports IllustratedmagazinelaudedtheAggieprogramonthreedifferentoccasions.In1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UCDavis as the top Division II school for women athletics.Oneyearlater,SIselectedUCDavisasitstopD-IIschoolforthe2001-02year.

Beforeturningtoadministration,Warzeckahadbeenasuccessfulbaseballcoach,firstasanassistantathisalmamater,California.HethenservedasheadcoachatSanFran-ciscoState,thenattheUniversityofChicago,wherehealsoservedhisfirstpostasmen’sathleticsdirector.WarzeckareturnedtoCalifornia in1989tobecometheA.D.at theUniversityofRedlands,whereheremaineduntilhejoinedtheAggieathleticsstaff.

HeearnedhisBachelorofArtsdegreeinphysicaledu-cationfromCalin1975andhisMasterofSciencewithanemphasisinathleticadministrationfromCalStateHaywardin1983.

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator

NonaRichardsonwasnamedSeniorAssociateAthleticsDirectoratUCDavisinMarch2007.ShebringsextensiveexperiencetoherroleatUCDaviswhichincludesoverseeingcompliance,studentservicesandsportsmedicineprograms,aswellassportsupervision.

Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athleticsfromavarietyofroles,mostrecentlyduringhertenureatBallState,wheresheservedastheseniorwomanadministra-tor.Theresheoversawdailyoperationsforsportsmedicine,andstrengthandconditioningwhilealsosupervisingsevensports, includingwomen’sbasketballandwomen’svolley-ball.HercontributionsatBallStatealso includedstudent-athleteservices,communityoutreachprogramming,careerdevelopmenteducation,student-athleteawards,andotherrelated areas while also serving as a Title IX and genderequityresource.

PriortoBallState,RichardsonwasAssociateDirectorofAthleticsandSWAatValparaisoUniversityforsevenyears,wheresheservedinsimilarcapacitieswhilealsoservingasComplianceCoordinatorforthe18-sportathleticsprogram.Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, eventmanagementandotherkeyadministrativeresponsibilities.

Richardson has served on numerous committeesthroughoutherdistinguishedcareer,includingtheNCAA

DivisionIVolleyballCommittee(2000-02)andVolleyballOfficials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been amemberofcommitteesfortheMid-ContinentConferenceandtheNationalAssociationofCollegiateWomenAthleticsAdministrators (NACWAA), the latter forwhichshealsoservedasaboardmember.

Richardson has presented at several national confer-ences,isamemberofNACWAAandtheNationalAssociationofGirlsandWomeninSports,andhaswonseveralawardsincludingNACWAA’sDr.NellJacksonAward(2000).

Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded byavolleyballcoachingcareerthatwashighlightedbyheadcoachingpositionsatEasternMichigan(1987-95)andVal-paraiso(1996-99)andanassistantcoachingassignmentatKentucky(1984-87).RichardsonwasalsoanassistantcoachattheU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalin1991.

RichardsonwasastandoutvolleyballplayeratMichiganState(1978-81)whereshewasateamco-captain,MVPandamemberoftheAssociationforIntercollegiateAthleticsforWomen(AIAW)All-Stateteam.

ShereceivedherBachelorofSciencedegreeinPhysi-calEducationfromMichiganStatein1983andherMasterofArtsandLiberalStudiesinHumanBehaviorandSocietyfromValparaisoUniversityin1999.

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Bob BiggsFootball

Steve DotenMen’s Water Polo

Jamie HolmesWomen’s Volleyball

Barbara JahnWomen’s Swimming

John LavalleeWomen’s Gymnastics

Daryl LeeMen’s Tennis

Bill MazeWomen’s Tennis

Rex PetersBaseball

MaryClaire RobinsonWomen’s Soccer

Dwayne ShafferMen’s Soccer

Sandy SimpsonWomen’s Basketball

Gary StewartMen’s Basketball

Byron TalleyTrack & Field (interim)

Drew WartenburgM/W Cross Country

Jamey WrightWomen’s Water Polo

Karen YoderSoftball

Anne WalkerWomen’s Golf

UCDAVISHEADCOACHES

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Cy WilliamsMen’s Golf

Vianney CamposField Hockey

Recognizedin1999as“SoftballFieldoftheYear”bytheSportsTurfManagersAssociation,LaRueFieldhostedfiveNCAAWestRegionSoftballChampion-shipsinthepastdecade.Recentadditionsincludebat-tingcages,covereddugoutsandimprovedpressareas.

TheformerLowerHickeyGym,thefirsthomeofwomen’sathleticsinthepost-TitleIXera,wascon-vertedtoafirst-classpracticefacilityfortheAggiegymnasticsteamin2005.

TheTed&RandSchaalAquaticsCenterhosteditsfirsteventinJanuaryof2004.ThecomplexfeaturesanOlympic-sizedpool,lockerrooms,

teamrooms,officespaceandpermanentseatingforapproximately500spectators.TheaquaticscenterwillallowUCDavistohostchampion-

shipevents,includingthe2006NCAAWomen’sWaterPoloChampionships.

ThepalatialActivites&RecreationCenter(ARC)offersawidearrayoffitnessareas,includingfull-sizebasketballcourts,amulti-useactivitycenter

forindoorsoccerorhockey,arunning/joggingtrack,weightrooms,aerobicsfacilities,squash

andracquetballcourts,andarock-climbingwall.Additionalamenitiesincludeawellnesscenter,

studentloungesandopportunitiesforconferencesandspecialevents.

HOMEOFTHEAGGIES

ACTIVITIES &RECREATION CENTER

THE PAVILION

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

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LA RUE FIELD

ThePavilion,formerlyknownasRecreationHall,servesashomecourtforUCDavisbasketball,volleyball,wrestlingandgymnastics,aswellascon-certsandspecialevents.Withaseatingcapacityofnearly8,000,thePavilionranksasoneofthelargeston-campusarenasinNorthernCalifornia.

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

Dobbinsboastsoneofthefinestplaying

surfacesinNorthernCalifornia.In2002,thestadiumwasenhancedtoincludeapressbox,

arenovatedentranceandpermanentconces-sion/restroomfacilities.

DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX

BothAggieStadium(left),thehomeofsoc-cer,andtheJames&AnnDobbinsBaseballComplex(below)weretheresultofvolunteereffortsdatingbacktothemid-1980s.

UCDavisstudent-athleteswelcomedtheexpandedweightroom,locatedinsideToomeyField.Inaddi-tiontonearlytriplinginsizethepreviousfacility,theupgradealsoincludedallnewequipment,restroomsandofficespace.

Builtinthelate1940s,ToomeyFieldhashostednumer-ouschampionshipeventsforfootball,track&fieldandlacrosse.Duringthe2000OlympicTrials,standoutsMarionJonesandMichaelJohnsonusedtheWoodyWil-sonTrackasapracticefacility.

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

AGGIE STADIUM

AggieStadiumservesasthehomefacilityforthefootball,women’slacrosseandwomen’sfieldhockeyteams.Themulti-usevenuefeaturesanall-weatherSportexeplayingsurface,afirst-classpressbox,fulllockerrooms,restroomsandconces-sions.Theinitialdesignhasseatingfor11,000to15,000spectators,withaneventualbuild-outtoasmanyas30,000.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

DedicatedinApril2005,theMaryaWelchTennisCenterrepresentsanexpansionoftheformerHickeyTennisCourts.Recentadditionsincludegrandstandsandcanopiedbenchesforthenorthcourts.

TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM

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SERVINGTHEUCDAVISSTUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES204/208 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All-District/Americahonorees, andhasclaimeda recordthreewinnersoftheNCAAWomanoftheYearAward.Student-AthleteAcademicServicesdeservesmuchofthecreditfortheseaccomplishments.

The office started in 1988 with a single staffmemberservingasacentralizedresourceforacademicadvising,eligiblityinformationandcampusreferrals.The office has since expanded to include additionalacademicadvisors,anathleticaidcoordinator,anas-sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrativeassistant.ItisheadedbyNonaRichardson,senioras-sociatedirectorofathletics.

The Student-Athlete Academic Services officeprovidesarangeofservicestostudent-athletesonall26intercollegiateathleticsteams,includingassistancewithcourseandmajorselectionaswellasinterpretationandclarificationofeligibilityrulesandissues.

UCDavisstudent-athletestypicallyhaveamini-mumofthreeacademicadvisors:anathleticacademicadvisorassignedbysport,acollegeadvisor,andamajoradvisor(ifthestudenthasadeclaredmajor).Althoughappointmentswiththeathleticacademicadvisorsarenot mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes mightchoosetoseetheirathleticacademicadvisorforissuesincluding:

• General education (GE) requirements• Dropping/adding courses• Time management/study skills• Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form• Study hall for student-athletes• Personal issues that affect academic performance• Choosing a major/career• Declaring or changing a major• Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics• Preparation for graduate programs• Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships

and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINEDick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515

Knowncollectivelyas“TheHealerofChampions”,the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises fivefull-timecertifiedathletictrainers,afull-timephysicaltherapist/certifiedathletictrainerandapproximately24studentathletictrainers.Together,theyareresponsibleforprovidingmedicalcaretothe800-plusstudent-ath-letesthatcomposeUCDavis’26varsityteams.

The student athletic trainers serve two to threeyearswith theprogram, logging inmore than1,500

hours and gaining valuable clinical education in ahands-on environment. The internship is ideal foranystudentinterestedinagraduateprograminath-letictraining,aswellasanymedicaloralliedmedicalprofession.

TheARCPaviliontrainingroomcontainsexten-siveresourcesandequipmentfortherehabilitationofinjuredathletes.Thestaffphysical therapist ishead-quarteredthereaswell.

Jeff HoganHead Athletic Trainer

Michelle RoppeauDirector of Athletic Academic Advising

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Cowell Student Health Center ....................................... 752-2300 Peer Counselors In Athletics (PCA) .............................. 754-7103Internship & Career Center ........................................... 752-2855Learning Skills Center .................................................. 752-2013Student Employment Center ......................................... 752-0520Counseling Center ....................................................... 752-0871The House (Peer Counseling) ........................................ 752-2790Cross Cultural Center ................................................... 752-4287Education Abroad Center .............................................. 752-3014

Student Disability Center .............................................. 752-3184International House .................................................... 753-5007Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Resource Center ...... 752-2452Women’s Resource & Research Center ............................ 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORTUndergraduate Scholarship Office .................................. 752-2804Financial Aid Office ..................................................... 752-2390Dean Witter Fund Residential Services ............................ 752-2033

OTHER RESOURCES

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

Media Guide

Date OppOnent LOcatiOn time9/4 atCal Berkeley,CA 1PM9/11 pORtLanDState(A Salute to Heroes) DaViS,ca 6pm9/18 atUniv.SanDiego SanDiego,CA 6:05PM9/25 atWeberState Ogden,UT 5PM10/2 atSanJoseState SanJose,CA 5PM10/9 SOUtHDaKOta*(Homecoming) DaViS,ca 6pm10/23 SOUtHaLaBama(Parents’ Weekend) DaViS,ca 2pm10/30 SOUtHeRnUtaH*(Oktoberfest) DaViS,ca 4pm11/6 atNorthDakota* GrandForks,ND 10AM11/13 atCalPoly*(Battle for the Golden Horseshoe) SanLuisObispo,CA 6:05PM11/20 SacRamentOState(Causeway Classic) DaViS,ca 4pm

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