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2004 Washington Football • Spring Prospectus


Football StaffKeith Gilbertson ................... Head Coach ......................................................................... Central Washington ’71 ................ 2nd year (9th overall)John Pettas .......................... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ................................... Cal Poly San Luis Obispo ’74 ...... 2nd yearPhil Snow ............................. Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ........................................... Cal State Hayward ’78 ................. 2nd yearChris Tormey ........................ Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers ..................................... Idaho ’78 ...................................... 1st year (12th overall)Steve Axman ........................ Wide Receivers .................................................................... C.W. Post ’69 ............................... 1st year (5th overall)Charlie Dickey ...................... Offensive Line ...................................................................... Arizona ’87 ................................... 1st yearRandy Hart ........................... Defensive Line ..................................................................... Ohio State ’70 .............................. 17th yearCornell Jackson ................... Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator ................................ Sterling ’86 ................................... 3rd yearJimmy Lake .......................... Cornerbacks ........................................................................ Eastern Washington ’00 ............... 1st yearScott Pelluer ......................... Tight Ends/Special Teams Coordinator ............................... Washington State ’81 ................... 2nd year (5th overall)

Husky Quick FactsGeneral InformationName: University of WashingtonLocation: Seattle, Washington 98195Founded: November 4, 1861President : Mark EmmertEnrollment: 42,000 (32,500 undergraduates)Athletic Director: Dick Thompson (Interim)Head Football Coach: Keith Gilbertson (Western Washington ‘74)Stadium: Husky Stadium (capacity 72,500, dedicated 1920)Nickname: HuskiesColors: Purple and GoldConference: Pacific-10 (Pac-10)2003 Record: 6-62003 Pac-10 Record: 4-4, 5th (tie)Bowl Game: NoneAll-Time Record: 638-353-50Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: Eagle (3-4)Lettermen Lost: 22 (12 Offense/ 9 Defense/ Specialist 1)Lettermen Returning: 49 (26 Offense/ 21 Defense/ 2 Kickers)Starters Lost: 11 (6 Offense/ 4 Defense/Kickers 1)Starters Returning: 13 (6 Offense/6 Defense/Kickers 1)

Key Phone NumbersAthletic Department General Information ................. (206) 543-2210Interim Athletic Director Dick Thompson ........................ (206) 543-2212Football Office Liz Zelinski, program coord. .... (206) 543-2223Media Relations Jim Daves, director .................. (206) 543-2230Media Relations Jeff Bechthold, asst. for FB ..... (206) 543-2230Media Relations Fax Fax ........................................... (206) 543-5000

Date Opponent Time Site CitySept. 5 FRESNO STATE 2:30 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WASept. 18 UCLA 4:00 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WASept. 25 at Notre Dame 12:30 p.m. Notre Dame Stadium Notre Dame, INOct. 2 at Stanford 2:00 p.m. Stanford Stadium Stanford, CAOct. 9 SAN JOSE STATE 12:30 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WAOct. 16 OREGON STATE 12:30 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WAOct. 23 at USC 1:30 p.m. L.A. Coliseum Los Angeles, CAOct. 30 at Oregon 12:30 p.m. Autzen Stadium Eugene, ORNov. 6 ARIZONA 12:30 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WANov. 13 CALIFORNIA 12:30 p.m. Husky Stadium Seattle, WANov. 20 at Washington State 5:00 p.m. Martin Stadium Pullman, WAAll times Pacific and subject to change.

2004 Washington Football Schedule



program, Bonnell opted to transfer toWashington.

Paus, Stanback and Bonnell give theHuskies a variety of opportunities at quarterback.Paus is more of a classic pocket passer whohas the athletic ability to run some option.Stanback is a gifted athlete who has worked toimprove his throwing mechanics. Bonnell hasgood quickness to run the option and is a solidpasser.

Gilbertson listed Paus as the top quarterbackentering spring dril ls and declared thecompetition for the starting position would notbe decided until the team’s fall practice period.

Running Back

Unlike the quarterback position, the Huskiesreturn a number of veterans at the tailback andfullback positions. Sophomores Kenny Jamesand Shelton Sampson figure to get the majorityof the carries. James averaged 4.3 yards percarry while rushing for 530 yards and two scoreslast season. He cracked the 100-yard mark forthe first time when he rushed for 104 yards on18 carries against Oregon. James gives theHuskies a solid between-the-tackles runner whocan also take the ball outside.

Sampson garnered just 60 carries in 2003but led the team with eight touchdowns. Heaveraged 4.6 yards per rush, gaining a total of274 yards during the season. A former statesprint champion, he was especially effective atrunning the option and taking the ball outside.

Junior Chris Singleton, will return in the fall

2004 Husky Spring OutlookAfter posting a disappointing 6-6 record in

2003, the Washington football team will rely on13 returning starters and 49 lettermen to get theHusky program back on the winning track. Thetask will be difficult with the loss of several keyplayers, including the all-time passer-receivercombination; the team’s top overall tackler andthe defense’s sack leader.

Washington’s offense will be built around sixreturning starters. For the first time since the2000 season, a quarterback besides CodyPickett will direct the team. Who that will be willnot be determined until the fall. The team has asolid crop of young receivers and running backsto fuel a new offense. The challenge will be tosolidify an offensive line that is small in numbersand been wracked by injuries.

The Husky defense also returns six starters,including all four players who made up thesecondary last season. A relativelyinexperienced defensive front will be asked totry and do a better job of stopping the rush andputting more pressure on opposingquarterbacks. Linebacker is another position witha host of young players looking to make animpact on the team.

Washington will face an ambitious schedulein 2004. After opening with home dates againstFresno State and UCLA, the Huskies hit the roadfor Notre Dame and Stanford. The second halfof the schedule includes road games at USC,Oregon and Washington State. With a youngsquad featuring inexperience at quarterback, itwill be important for the Huskies to start theseason on a successful note.

Quarterback

A trio of contenders, including junior CaseyPaus, sophomore Isaiah Stanback and redshirtfreshman Carl Bonnell, will attempt to fill the voidat quarterback created by the departure of CodyPickett. A three-year starter, Pickett finished hiscareer as Washington’s all-time leading passerwith 9,946 yards. Pickett’s run at the Huskyrecord book left little playing time for his backups.

Paus has a slight advantage in gameexperience. As a sophomore he appeared in sixgames, completing 10 of 23 passes for 151 yardsand two scores. He compiled most of thosestatistics in Washington’s 42-10 victory againstOregon. Pressed into action when Pickettsustained a first-half concussion, Paus lookedlike a long-time veteran in guiding Washingtonto the victory.

Stanback spent the majority of his redshirtfreshman year playing receiver while alsopracticing with the quarterbacks. Gilbertson

deemed that Stanback’s skills were too great tosimply have him stand on the sideline and chartplays. Stanback played in 11 games, earning hisfirst letter, and caught 10 passes for 143 yards.He completed both of his pass attempts whenplaying quarterback.

Bonnell sat out the 2003 season aftertransferring from Washington State. As a prepsignalcaller, he guided Kentwood (Wash.) HighSchool to back-to-back state 4-A statechampionships. He grayshirted the 2002 seasonat Washington State and never enrolled as a full-time student. When Mike Price left the Cougar

Quarterback Casey Paus Quarterback Isaiah Stanback

Tailback Kenny James



after missing the 2003 season due to a brokenfoot. The biggest of the tailbacks, he rushed for224 during his sophomore season. Louis Rankin,who will be a redshirt freshman, also impressedthe coaches during spring drills with his hard-charging style.

Fullback should be one of Washington’s bestpositions. Senior Zach Tuiasosopo is a triplethreat as a rusher, blocker and pass catcher. Hehad 29 carries for 87 yards last season whilealso catching 11 passes for 132 yards. JamesSims switch from safety to fullback givesWashington another gifted athlete in thebackfield. While a bit undersized for the position,he has tremendous speed and is a solid passcatcher. He was one of several playersGilbertson cited after spring drills as a standoutplayer. Walkons Dan Foafoa and Matt Coombsgive the Huskies great depth at the position.

Wide Receiver

Washington returns senior flanker CharlesFrederick and a number of talentedunderclassmen to help offset the loss of ReggieWilliams, a first-round selection in the 2004 NFLDraft. Williams left Washington after threeseasons as the most productive receiver inschool history and one of the best pass catchersin the history of the Pac-10. Williams had 238receptions during his career, including 89 lastseason.

Somewhat overshadowed by Williams,Frederick has quietly developed into a veryreliable receiver. He enters his senior seasonwith 104 career receptions to rank seventh onWashington’s all-time list. Last year Frederickwas second on the team with 59 catches for 831yards and five scores. He per-catch

average of 14.1 yards was actually better thatWilliams’ mark of 12.5. He had the longest catchof the year, an 87-yard effort that ranks as thesecond longest reception in school history.

Frederick’s speed, quickly and shifty broken field moves commands respect from defenders.Last year against Oregon State he broke HughMcElhenny’s 53-year-old school record with 371all-purpose yards against the Beavers. He wasvoted a first-team all-Pac-10 selection in 2003as a special teams player.

Redshirt freshman Charles Smith enters fallas Frederick’s backup at flanker. While he didnot play last year, he was impressive enough inspring drills to be earn the team’s most improvedreceiver award from the coaching staff.

At split end, sophomores Corey Williams andQuintin Daniels have the task of trying to replaceReggie Williams’ productivity. Last year the twocombined to catch nine passes for 83 yards andtwo scores as true freshmen. Corey Williamsetched his way into Husky history thanks to hisdramatic 21-yard game-winning touchdowncatch to beat Washington State in the Apple Cup.

Sonny Shackelford and Bobby Whithornewere two other true freshmen who saw playingtime last season. Shackelford led all of thenewcomers with seven catches for 92 yards.Whithorne played early in the year before aninjury forced him to redshirt the season. Thosetwo, along with redshirt freshman Anthony Russowill fill the slotback role.

Sophomore Jordan Slye, who started threetimes as a redshirt freshman, also returns aftermaking four catches last year. Redshirt freshmanCraig Chambers, a highly touted prep prospect,

will see his first playing time this season. Amongthe walkons at the position, senior ClaytonRamsey has earned one letter in limited playingtime.

Tight End

Washington’s reputation for producing top-flight tight ends is almostunsurpassed in college football. While there isno marquee player at the position, a handful ofveterans gives the Huskies one of the deepesttight groups in the nation.

Back from a back injury that sidelined himfor most of the 2003 season and spring ball, JoeToledo is the only two-time letterwinner amongthe returnees. At 6-6 and 285 pounds, he is aneffective blocker who is also a solid route runnerwith good hands. Toledo only has eightreceptions during his career, but figures to be akey weapon for the Huskies if he can stayhealthy.

With Toledo out of the lineup last year juniorcollege transfer Jon Lyon and redshirt freshmanBen Bandel earned their first letters and provedto be solid offensive contributors. Lyon finishedthird on the team with 17 receptions, averaginga hefty 13.6 yards per catch. Bandel caught 11passes for 82 yards.

Sophomores Dash Crutchley and JasonBenn add even more depth to the position. Bennearned a letter last year for his play on specialteams as a deep snapper while Crutchley willbe looking for his first playing time. During springdrills Robert Lewis moved to tight end fromlinebacker. He redshirted the 2003 season.

Wide receiver Charles Frederick

Offensive tackle Khalif Barnes Defensive end Manase Hopoi



Wide Receiver Charles Frederick

Offensive Line

The Huskies return three starters from lastyear’s offensive line. Due to a shortage ofplayers, several veterans from the defensive lineswitch sides during spring drills to give theHuskies more options on the line. The Huskiesmust replace tackle Nick Newton and centerTodd Bachert, who both started all 12 gameslast season. Also gone is guard Dan Dicks. Hiscareer ended prematurely due to chronic kneeproblems.

Headlining that group is senior left tackleKhalif Barnes. At 6-5, 310, Barnes is not onlygifted physically, he brings good speed to theposition. Barnes will be a rare four-year starteron the offensive line at Washington. He entersthe 2004 season with 37 career starts. Redshirtfreshman Chad Macklin enters fall camp asBarnes’ backup.

Senior Ryan Brooks, a three-timeletterwinner, should man the right side tacklespot. A pair of defensive linemen who moved tothe offense during spring drills, Graham Laseeand Tui Alailefaleula, will make their debuts asblockers this fall.

Also back on the offensive line are guardsTusi Sa’au and Clay Walker. Both players startedsix games last year. Sa’au was knocked out ofthe lineup due to a back injury but is expectedback for the fall. Walker can play both centerand guard. Rob Meadow, who moved into astarting role early in 2003 before suffering aseason-ending knee injury, will bolsters theguard position. Sophomore Stanley Danielsshifted from the defensive line and should pressfor substantial playing time. Sophomore JuanGarcia and redshirt freshman Erik Berglund

should also see their first playing time this year.Garcia, who can also play center, suffered abroken leg late in spring drills.

Junior Brad Vanneman, who started twicelast year, will be the center working withWashington’s inexperienced quarterbacks. Asolid run blocker, he has lettered the past twoseasons. While Walker or Garcia can backupVanneman, walkon Brandon Leyritz is also areturning letterwinner at the position.

Defensive Line

Washington’s defensive line returns just sixletterwinners and features just one senior. Thenumbers are somewhat skewed becauseseveral veterans relocated to the offensive lineduring the spring. Senior Manase Hopoi, a two-year starter, anchors the line from his defensiveend position. He managed 10.5 tackles for lossand four sacks last season. Expected to backupHopoi is junior college transfer Mike Mapu whoredshirted the 2003 season. Junior Ty Eriks ison the opposite side of the line. He switched tothe position from fullback last year and workedhis way into the starting lineup. SophomoreBrandon Ala was also a part-time starter at endlast year.

The interior of the defensive line featuressophomore Donny Mateaki. He started four ofthe final six games in 2003. Redshirt freshmanRedshirt freshman Casey Tyler will be acontender to start at the other tackle position.Sophomore Dan Milsten, who had his spring cutshort due to a knee injury, will battle with redshirtfreshman Jordan Reffett and Wilson Afoa forplaying time. Junior Andy Heater, who moved tothe line from tight end, should also see playingtime after recovering from a knee injury hesustained during spring drills.

Linebacker

Senior Tim Galloway, junior Joe Lobendahnand sophomore Scott White are the threeveteran linebackers who will anchor the middleof the Husky defense. Junior Evan Benjamin, aconverted safety, moves into the outsidelinebacker spot and gives the Huskies a greatcoverage player against pass-oriented teams.

Galloway shares the title as the team’sreturning tackler. A three-time letterwinner, hewas second on the team last season with 84stops. Lobendahn entered the 2003 season asa starter at inside linebacker but a knee injuryearly in the campaign forced him to the sideline.Lobendahn, like Galloway, is a solid and reliabletackler. White played in all 12 games andnotched 24 tackles. Durell Moss and Kyle Trew,a pair of redshirt freshmen, are likely reservesto the returning veterans.

Benjamin was impressive in making themove from safety to linebacker. He breaks greatspeed to the position and was one of the team’stop tacklers last year with 71 stops. The coachesselected him the most improved linebackerduring the spring. Tahj Bomar, one of nine truefreshmen to play last year, is his likely backupentering fall camp.

Defensive Backfield

Washington’s secondary includes nineletterwinner, highlighted by returning startersDerrick Johnson and Jimmy Newell. Johnsonhas started 27 games at cornerback and was asecond-team All-Pac-10 selection in 2003. Heenters his senior season with 11 careerinterceptions to rank sixth on Washington’s

Linebacker Tim Galloway

Free safety Jimmy Newell

Cornerback Derrick Johnson



career list. Last season he led the team withseven pass defenses. Senior Sam Cunninghamalso returns as a starter at cornerback. That duois backed up by sophomores Matt Fountaine andDre Simpson. Both of those players earnedletters last season. Josh Okoebor, a juniorcollege transfer and redshirt freshman Cody Ellisare also available.

Newell will direct the defense from freesafety. Last season Newell was finally able toremain healthy for an entire season and hefinished tied for second on the team with 84tackles and three interceptions. Junior collegetransfer Dashon Goldson, who missed the springwhile recovering from shoulder surgery, shouldprovide solid depth at the position along with KimTaylor a sophomore letterwinner.

Sophomore C.J. Wallace emerged fromspring drills as the probable starter at strongsafety. He played in 11 games last season andwas the team’s most improved defensive backduring the spring. Chris Hemphill, a 6-6 redshirtfreshman, provides Washington an unusually tallplayer at the position. He is another young playerwho show a lot of promise during spring ball.

Special Teams

Junior walkon Evan Knudson, who handledthe field goal and PAT conversion duties in 2003,returns as the incumbent at place kicker. Hemade 10 of 17 field goal attempts and led theteam in scoring with 63 points. Redshirt

Fresno StateSept. 5 at WashingtonSept. 11 at Kansas StateSept. 18 Portland StateOct. 2 at Louisiana TechOct. 9 UTEPOct. 23 at Boise StateOct. 30 SMUNov. 6 at RiceNov. 13 HawaiiNov. 20 NevadaNov. 27 at San Jose State

UCLASept. 4 Oklahoma StateSept. 11 at IllinoisSept. 18 at WashingtonOct. 2 San Diego StateOct. 9 ArizonaOct. 16 at CaliforniaOct. 23 at Arizona StateOct. 30 StanfordNov. 6 Washington StateNov. 13 at OregonDec. 4 USC

Notre DameSept. 11 MichiganSept. 18 at Michigan StateSept. 25 WashingtonOct. 2 PurdueOct. 9 StanfordOct. 16 vs. Navy*Oct. 23 Boston CollegeOct. 30 at BYUNov. 6 at TennesseeNov. 13 PittsburghNov. 27 at USC*East Rutherford, NJ

StanfordSept. 11 San Jose StateSept. 18 BYUSept. 25 USCOct. 2 WashingtonOct. 9 at Notre DameOct. 16 at Washington StateOct. 23 OregonOct. 30 at UCLANov. 6 at Arizona StateNov. 13 Oregon StateNov. 20 at California

San Jose StateSept. 4 at San Diego StateSept. 11 at StanfordSept. 18 Morgan StateSept. 25 at SMUOct. 2 RiceOct. 9 at WashingtonOct. 23 at HawaiiOct. 30 UTEPNov. 6 at NevadaNov. 13 Boise StateNov. 20 at TulsaNov. 27 Fresno State

Oregon StateSept. 4 at LSUSept. 11 at Boise StateSept. 18 New MexicoSept. 25 at Arizona StateOct. 2 CaliforniaOct. 16 at WashingtonOct. 23 Washington StateOct. 30 at ArizonaNov. 6 USCNov. 13 at StanfordNov. 20 Oregon

USCAug. 28 vs. Virginia Tech*Sept. 4 at BYUSept. 11 Colorado StateSept. 25 at StanfordOct. 9 CaliforniaOct. 16 Arizona StateOct. 23 WashingtonOct. 30 at Washington StateNov. 6 at Oregon StateNov. 13 ArizonaNov. 27 Notre DameDec. 4 at UCLA*BCA FB Classic, Landover, MD

OregonSept. 11 IndianaSept. 18 at NevadaSept. 25 IdahoOct. 2 Arizona StateOct. 9 at Washington StateOct. 16 ArizonaOct. 23 at StanfordOct. 30 WashingtonNov. 6 at CaliforniaNov. 13 UCLANov. 20 at Oregon State

ArizonaSept. 4 Northern ArizonaSept. 11 UtahSept. 18 WisconsinOct. 2 Washington StateOct. 9 at UCLAOct. 16 at OregonOct. 23 CaliforniaOct. 30 Oregon StateNov. 6 at WashingtonNov. 13 at USCNov. 26 Arizona State

CaliforniaSept. 4 at Air ForceSept. 11 New Mexico StateSept. 18 at Southern MissOct. 2 at Oregon StateOct. 9 at USCOct. 16 UCLAOct. 23 at ArizonaOct. 30 Arizona StateNov. 6 OregonNov. 13 at WashingtonNov. 20 Stanford

Washington StateSept. 3 at New MexicoSept. 11 vs. Colorado*Sept. 18 IdahoOct. 2 at ArizonaOct. 9 OregonOct. 16 StanfordOct. 23 at Oregon StateOct. 30 USCNov. 6 at UCLANov. 13 at Arizona StateNov. 20 Washington*at Seahawks Stadium in Seattle

2004 UW Opponent Schedules

freshman Michael Braunstein will battle Knudsonfor the starting spot.

Sophomore Sean Douglas, who wasWashington’s kickoff specialist last season, willtake over the vacated role of punter. Gifted witha strong leg, Douglas just needs to improve hisconsistency. Knudson is capable of also helpingwith the punting duties.

Frederick gives Washington’s the Pac-10stop punt return specialist. Last year he toppedthe conference with 11.7 yards per return on 29attempts. He was second on the team in kickoffreturns with 11. Several other players, includingDerrick Johnson, have proven themselves to besolid kick returners. Galloway and Jason Bennreturn as the special teams snappers. Mapu canalso help out on special teams in that capacity.



Starters Returning: 13

Offense: 6Khalif Barnes (12) OTClay Walker (6) OGTusi Sa’au (6) OGBen Bandel (8) TEZach Tuiasosopo (8) FBCharles Frederick (9) WR

Defense: 6Manase Hopoi (12) DETim Galloway (10) ILBJimmy Newell (12) FSEvan Benjamin (8) SSSam Cunningham (6) CBDerrick Johnson (11) CB

Specialist: 1Evan Knudson (12) PK

(Number in parentheses is games started in 2003)

Starters Lost: 11

Offense: 6Reggie Williams (10) WRDan Dicks (6) OGTodd Bachert (11) CNick Newton (12) OTCody Pickett (12) QBRich Alexis (7) TB

Defense: 4Greg Carothers (12) OLBTerry Johnson (12) DT/DEJerome Stevens (12) DEMarquis Cooper (12) ILB

Specialist: 1Garth Erickson (12) P

Lettermen Returning: 49

Offense: 26

Quarterbacks: 2Casey Paus (2) QBIsaiah Stanback (1) QB

Running Backs: 5Chris Singleton (2) TBKenny James (1) TBShelton Sampson (1) TBZach Tuiasosopo (3) FBJames Sims, Jr. (2) # FB

# Played safety in 2003

Wide Receivers: 5Charles Frederick (3) WRCorey Williams (1) WRJordan Slye (1) WRQuintin Daniels (1) WRSonny Shackelford (1) WR

Tight Ends: 4Joe Toledo (2) TEBen Bandel (1) TEJason Benn (1) TEJon Lyon (1) TE

Offensive Linemen: 10Brad Vanneman (2) CGraham Lasee (2)# OTBrandon Leyritz (1) CClay Walker (1) OGRob Meadow (1) OGStanley Daniels (1) OGTusi Sa’au (1) OGKhalif Barnes (3) OTRyan Brooks (3) OTTui Alailefaleula (3)# OT

# Played defensive tackle in 2003

Defense: 23

Defensive Linemen: 6Brandon Ala (1) DETy Eriks (2) DEAndy Heater (1)# DTManase Hopoi (2)% DTDonny Mateaki (1) DTDan Milsten (1) NT

# Played tight end in 2003% Played defensive end in 2003

Linebackers: 6Evan Benjamin (2)# ILBTahj Bomar (1) ILBTim Galloway (3) ILBJoe Lobendahn (2) ILBMike McEvoy (1) ILBScott White (1) ILB

# Played strong safety in 2003.

Defensive Backs: 9Sam Cunningham (3) CBMatt Fountaine (1) CBClarence Simpson (1) CBDerrick Johnson (3) CBEric Roy (2) SSC.J. Wallace (1) SSJimmy Newell (3) FSKim Taylor (1) FSB.J. Newberry (2) FS

Specialist: 2Sean Douglas (1) PEvan Knudson (1) PK

(Number in parentheses indicates letters won)

Lettermen Lost: 22

Offense: 12Quarterbacks: 1

Cody Pickett (5) QB

Running Backs: 2Rich Alexis (4) TBAdam Seery (3) FB

Wide Receivers: 3Reggie Williams (3) WRJustin Robbins (2) WRClayton Ramsey (2) WR

Offensive Linemen: 6Dan Dicks (3) C/OGTodd Bachert (4) CJason Simonson (3) OGNick Newton (4) OTFrancisco Tipoti (1) OTJustin Booker (1) OT

Defense: 9

Defensive Linemen: 2Jerome Stevens (4) DTTerry Johnson (3) DT

Linebackers: 3Marquis Cooper (4) ILBGreg Carothers (4) OLBTyler Krambrink (4) OLB

Defensive Backs: 3Owen Biddle (4) SSRoc Alexander (4) CBChris Massey (4) CB

Specialist: 1

Kickers: 1Garth Erickson (1) P

(Number in parentheses is letters won)

2004 Husky Personnel Breakdown



Washington Spring Numerical RosterNo. Name (Letters Won) Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthday Yr Exp. Hometown (High School/JC)

1 ......... C.J. Wallace (1) .................. SS ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 4/17/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Sacramento, CA (Grant Union)4 ......... Isaiah Stanback (1) ............ QB ...... 6-3 ...205 ....... 8/16/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Garfield)4 ......... Scott White (1) ................. OLB ...... 6-1 ...230 ..... 10/25/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Lemon Grove, CA (Mission Bay)4 . + .... Todd Enders ....................... LS ...... 6-1 ...195 ......... 6/8/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Gibsonburg, OH (Gibsonburg)5 ......... Sam Cunningham (3) ......... CB ...... 6-0 ...180 ....... 4/23/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Los Angeles, CA (Westchester)5 ......... Zach Tuiasosopo (3) .......... FB ...... 6-2 ...250 ..... 12/19/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Woodinville, WA (Woodinville)6 ......... Jordan Slye (1) .................. WR ...... 6-5 ...205 ....... 6/16/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Franklin)6 ......... Matt Fountaine (1) .............. CB .... 5-11 ...185 ....... 6/26/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Oakland, CA (Bishop O’Dowd)7 ......... Shelton Sampson (1) ......... TB .... 5-11 ...200 ....... 1/14/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Lakewood, WA (Clover Park)8 ......... Dashon Goldson ................ FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 9/18/84 ..... Jr. ... TR ...... Carson, CA (Narbonne/Coffeyville CC)8 ......... Kenny James (1) ................ TB .... 5-10 ...215 ....... 4/14/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Dos Palos, CA (Dos Palos)9 ......... Dre Simpson (1) ................. CB ...... 6-1 ...200 ....... 3/20/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Sylmar, CA (Sylmar)9 ......... Louis Rankin ...................... TB ...... 6-0 ...195 ......... 5/4/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Stockton, CA (Lincoln)

10 ......... Charles Frederick (3) ........ WR ...... 6-0 ...185 ......... 2/2/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Lake Worth, FL (Pope John Paul II)10 . + .... Evan Knudson (1) .............. PK ...... 6-0 ...185 ....... 5/28/83 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Lacey, WA (North Thurston)11 ......... Carl Bonnell ....................... QB ...... 6-3 ...205 ....... 9/20/83 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Kent, WA (Kentwood)11 ......... Chris Hemphill .................... SS ...... 6-6 ...220 ......... 1/1/86 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Gardena, CA (Junipero Serra)12 ......... Anthony Russo .................. WR .... 5-11 ...180 ....... 9/10/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Tacoma, WA (Lakes)12 ......... Josh Okoebor ..................... CB .... 5-10 ...170 ....... 2/25/83 ..... Jr. ... TR ...... Colton, CA (Fontana HS/Valley CC)13 ......... Charles Smith ................... WR ...... 6-0 ...195 ....... 3/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Lemon Grove, CA (Helix)14 ......... Michael Braunstein ............ PK ...... 5-6 ...180 ..... 10/29/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Gilbert, AZ (Gilbert)15 ......... Casey Paus (2) .................. QB ...... 6-5 ...220 ....... 3/27/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... New Lenox, IL (Lincoln Way)17 ......... Sean Douglas (1) ................. P ...... 6-1 ...210 ......... 7/1/84 .... So. .... 1V ...... Bellevue, NE (Bellevue East)17 . + .... Felix Sweetman ................. QB ...... 6-2 ...225 ..... 10/26/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Lakewood, WA (Lakes)17 . + .... Steve Horan ......................... S ...... 5-9 ...190 ....... 9/22/82 .... So. * ... HS ...... Puyallup, WA (Puyallup)18 ......... Corey Williams (1) ............ WR ...... 6-1 ...195 ..... 10/22/84 .... So. .... 1V ...... Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas)18 . + .... Jordan Stair ........................ FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 7/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Des Moines, WA (Mt. Rainier)19 ......... Quintin Daniels (1) ............ WR ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 3/29/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Los Angeles, CA (Loyola)20 ......... Bobby Whithorne .............. WR ...... 6-1 ...185 ......... 2/2/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Santa Margarita, CA (Santa Margarita Catholic)20 ......... Kyle Trew .......................... ILB ...... 6-1 ...220 ..... 12/19/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)20 . + .... Hans Rasmussen ............ P/PK ...... 6-2 ...185 ......... 1/9/83 .... So. * ... HS ...... Chehalis, WA (W.F. West)21 ......... Derrick Johnson (3) ............ CB ...... 6-0 ...190 ......... 2/9/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Riverside, CA (Notre Dame)21 ......... Sonny Shackelford (1) ...... WR ...... 6-1 ...190 ....... 4/13/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Beverly Hills, CA (Beverly Hills)22 ......... Ty Eriks (2) ......................... DE ...... 6-2 ...240 ....... 5/27/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Seattle, WA (O’Dea)23 . + .... B.J. Newberry (2) ............... FS ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 8/20/80 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Sumner, WA (Sumner)25 ......... James Sims Jr. (2) ............. FB ...... 6-1 ...205 ....... 2/14/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Las Vegas, NV (Valley)25 . + .... Carlos Serrano ..................... S ...... 5-9 ...175 ....... 7/13/84 .... So. * ... HS ...... Edmonds, WA (O’Dea)26 ......... Jimmy Newell (3) ............... FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 6/17/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Port Orchard, WA (South Kitsap)27 ......... Evan Benjamin (2) ........... OLB ...... 6-0 ...210 ....... 1/29/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Redmond, WA (Redmond)28 . + .... Derek Prenner ...................... K ...... 6-0 ...185 ....... 2/12/83 ..... Jr. ... HS ...... Kent, WA (Tahoma)29 ......... Cody Ellis ........................... CB ...... 6-0 ...180 ....... 4/14/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Puyallup, WA (Puyallup)29 . + .... Lukas Michener ................. WR ...... 6-1 ...175 ....... 7/30/82 ..... Sr. ... SQ ...... Spanaway, WA (Spanaway Lake)30 . + .... Jake Darling ....................... SS .... 5-10 ...195 ....... 7/25/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Snohomish, WA (Snohomish)31 ......... Kim Taylor (1) ..................... FS ...... 6-0 ...190 ....... 4/20/82 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly)31 . + .... John Printz ......................... CB .... 5-11 ...180 ....... 12/1/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Sequim, WA (Sequim)31 . + .... Matt Coombs ...................... FB ...... 6-0 ...210 ....... 1/28/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Bellevue, WA (Bellevue)32 ......... Craig Chambers ................ WR ...... 6-3 ...210 ....... 6/26/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Mill Creek, WA (Jackson)32 . + .... Mike McEvoy (1) ............... ILB ...... 6-1 ...215 ....... 8/17/82 ..... Sr. .... 1V ...... Bellingham, WA (Sehome)35 ......... Tim Galloway (3) ............... ILB ...... 6-2 ...235 ......... 9/4/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Auburn, WA (Auburn)36 . + .... Mike Mizuha ...................... ILB ...... 6-1 ...230 ......... 9/6/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)38 ......... Durrell Moss ..................... OLB ...... 6-1 ...210 ..... 12/17/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Orange, CA (Orange)39 . + .... Ricardo DoValle ................. PK ...... 6-0 ...200 ......... 8/4/82 ..... Sr. * ... SQ ...... Richland, WA (Richland)40 . + .... Eric Roy (2) ........................ SS ...... 6-0 ...205 ......... 3/9/83 ..... Sr. * .... 2V ...... Silverdale, WA (Central Kitsap)41 ......... Brandon Ala (1) .................. DE ...... 6-3 ...250 ....... 1/23/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Waianae, HI (Kamehameha)41 . + .... Dan Foafoa ........................ FB .... 5-11 ...250 ....... 8/22/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Tacoma, WA (Lincoln)42 ......... Chris Singleton (2) ............. TB ...... 6-0 ...210 ........ 11/4/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Fontana, CA (Etiwanda)42 ......... Wilson Afoa ........................ NT ...... 6-3 ...280 ....... 3/24/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Honolulu, HI (Saint Louis)45 . + .... Brian Tawney .................... OLB ...... 6-2 ...220 ....... 2/14/78 ..... Jr. ... SQ ...... Fall City, WA (Eastlake)



No. Name (Letters Won) Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthday Yr Exp. Hometown (High School/JC)47 ......... Tahj Bomar (1) ................. OLB ...... 6-2 ...220 ....... 3/17/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Kent, WA (Kentwood)48 . + .... Ryan Campbell ................. ILB .... 5-10 ...210 ........ 11/4/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Bellevue, WA (Eastside Catholic)49 . + .... Ben Warren ....................... ILB ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 6/19/84 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Vancouver, WA (Mountain View)50 ......... Brad Vanneman (2) .............. C ...... 6-3 ...300 ....... 6/25/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Issaquah, WA (Issaquah)50 . + .... Mark Palaita ..................... OLB .... 5-10 ...235 ....... 8/14/83 ..... Jr. * ... SQ ...... Waipahu, HI (Kennedy (Seattle))51 . + .... Brandon Leyritz (1) .............. C ...... 6-3 ...310 ..... 10/19/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Bellevue, WA (Eastside Catholic)51 . + .... Michael Russell ................. ILB ...... 6-2 ...240 ..... 10/21/82 ..... Jr. ... HS ...... Bothell, WA (Bothell)53 ......... Joe Lobendahn (2) ............ ILB .... 5-10 ...230 ....... 2/15/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Honolulu, HI (Saint Louis)54 . + .... Jens Jellen ........................ OG ...... 6-5 ...290 ....... 2/25/83 ..... Jr. * ... SQ ...... Seattle, WA (Nathan Hale)55 ......... Tui Alailefaleula (3) ............ OT ...... 6-4 ...315 ........ 11/5/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Anchorage, AK (Bartlett)56 ......... Manase Hopoi (2) .............. DT ...... 6-4 ...280 ....... 9/23/83 ..... Sr. .... 2V ...... Sacramento, CA (Valley)58 ......... Juan Garcia ....................... OG ...... 6-3 ...290 ....... 4/24/84 .... So. ... SQ ...... Yakima, WA (Eisenhower)61 ......... Tusi Sa’au (1) .................... OG ...... 6-2 ...310 ..... 12/12/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Rainier Beach)63 ......... Clay Walker (1) ................. OG ...... 6-4 ...290 ....... 5/13/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Scottsdale, AZ (Horizon)65 ......... Khalif Barnes (3) ................ OT ...... 6-5 ...310 ....... 4/21/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Spring Valley, CA (Mount Miguel)68 ......... Rob Meadow (1) ............... OG ...... 6-6 ...300 ......... 8/4/83 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... San Francisco, CA (DeLaSalle)69 ......... Erik Berglund .................... OG ...... 6-6 ...290 ....... 2/17/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Beaverton, OR (Beaverton)74 ......... Stanley Daniels (1) ............ OG ...... 6-4 ...305 ...... 11/30/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... San Diego, CA (Marian Catholic)75 ......... Chad Macklin ..................... OT ...... 6-8 ...285 ....... 7/13/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Visalia, CA (Golden West)77 ......... Graham Lasee (2) .............. OT ...... 6-5 ...270 ......... 3/7/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Bellingham, WA (Sehome)79 ......... Ryan Brooks (3) ................. OT ...... 6-6 ...300 ....... 2/25/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Richland, WA (Richland)80 . + .... Matthew Smith .................. WR ...... 6-0 ...170 ....... 2/19/84 .... So. ... HS ...... Spanaway, WA (Spanaway Lake)81 ......... Andy Heater (1) .................. DT ...... 6-3 ...265 ......... 4/9/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Snohomish, WA (Snohomish)81 ......... Robert Lewis ...................... TE ...... 6-3 ...225 ....... 9/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Van Nuys, CA (Montclair College Prep)82 ......... Jon Lyon (1) ....................... TE ...... 6-6 ...260 ....... 9/19/81 ..... Sr. .... 1V ...... Carmel, CA (Carmel/Saddleback CC)83 ......... Joe Toledo (2) .................... TE ...... 6-6 ...285 ..... 10/20/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon)84 ......... Casey Tyler ........................ DT ...... 6-6 ...295 ....... 7/25/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)85 ......... Dash Crutchley .................. TE ...... 6-6 ...250 ....... 10/5/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Temecula, CA (Chaparral)87 ......... Jason Benn (1) ................... TE ...... 6-5 ...250 ......... 5/6/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Edmonds, WA (O’Dea)87 . + .... Joel Nelson ........................ DT ...... 6-3 ...265 ....... 2/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Seattle, WA (Ballard)88 . + .... Clayton Ramsey (1) .......... WR ...... 6-0 ...200 ..... 10/12/80 ..... Sr. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Bishop Blanchet)89 ......... Ben Bandel (1) ................... TE ...... 6-7 ...250 ........ 9/11/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Murrieta, CA (Murrieta Valley)91 ......... Donny Mateaki (1) .............. DT ...... 6-5 ...275 ....... 10/6/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Honolulu, HI (Iolani)91 . + .... Sho Yoshinaga .................. WR ...... 5-9 ...175 ......... 7/2/85 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Ballard, WA (Ballard)92 . + .... Chris Ferguson .................... P ...... 6-3 ...195 ....... 9/25/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Tacoma, WA (Charles Wright)92 . + .... Chris Rohrbach ................. WR ...... 6-1 ...180 ......... 2/6/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Meadowdale)93 . + .... William Murphy .................. NT ...... 6-2 ...240 ...... 11/15/82 ..... Jr. ... SQ ...... Spokane, WA (Central Valley)95 ......... Jordan Reffett .................... NT ...... 6-6 ...285 ......... 9/9/83 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Moses Lake, WA (Moses Lake)97 ......... Mike Mapu .......................... DT ...... 6-3 ...260 ....... 7/24/83 ..... Jr. * ... RS ...... Pago Pago, American Samoa (Faga’itua/Mesa CC)98 ......... Dan Milsten (1) ................... NT ...... 6-5 ...290 ....... 4/22/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Tacoma, WA (Rogers)

Roster Key:+ Walkon ( ) Indicates letters won* indicates redshirt season utilized SQ - Squad member, has not played in a gameRS - Redshirted previous season TR - Transferred to UW from previous playing season.1V - Indicates number of years on varsity in which player has appeared in at least one game.

Coaching Staff: Keith Gilbertson (head coach), John Pettas (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Phil Snow (defensive coordinator/safeties), SteveAxman (wide receivers) Charlie Dickey (offensive line), Randy Hart (defensive line), Cornell Jackson (running backs/recruiting coordinator), JimmyLake (cornerbacks), Scott Pelluer (tight ends/special teams coordinator), Kyle Benn (offensive graduate assistant), Pat Reddick (defensive graduateassistant).



No. Name (Letters Won) Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthday Yr Exp. Hometown (High School/JC)42 ......... Wilson Afoa ........................ NT ...... 6-3 ...280 ....... 3/24/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Honolulu, HI (Saint Louis)41 ......... Brandon Ala (1) .................. DE ...... 6-3 ...250 ....... 1/23/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Waianae, HI (Kamehameha)55 ......... Tui Alailefaleula (3) ............ OT ...... 6-4 ...315 ........ 11/5/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Anchorage, AK (Bartlett)89 ......... Ben Bandel (1) ................... TE ...... 6-7 ...250 ........ 9/11/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Murrieta, CA (Murrieta Valley)65 ......... Khalif Barnes (3) ................ OT ...... 6-5 ...310 ....... 4/21/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Spring Valley, CA (Mount Miguel)27 ......... Evan Benjamin (2) ........... OLB ...... 6-0 ...210 ....... 1/29/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Redmond, WA (Redmond)87 ......... Jason Benn (1) ................... TE ...... 6-5 ...250 ......... 5/6/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Edmonds, WA (O’Dea)69 ......... Erik Berglund .................... OG ...... 6-6 ...290 ....... 2/17/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Beaverton, OR (Beaverton)47 ......... Tahj Bomar (1) ................. OLB ...... 6-2 ...220 ....... 3/17/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Kent, WA (Kentwood)11 ......... Carl Bonnell ....................... QB ...... 6-3 ...205 ....... 9/20/83 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Kent, WA (Kentwood)14 ......... Michael Braunstein ............ PK ...... 5-6 ...180 ..... 10/29/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Gilbert, AZ (Gilbert)79 ......... Ryan Brooks (3) ................. OT ...... 6-6 ...300 ....... 2/25/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Richland, WA (Richland)48 . + .... Ryan Campbell ................. ILB .... 5-10 ...210 ........ 11/4/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Bellevue, WA (Eastside Catholic)32 ......... Craig Chambers ................ WR ...... 6-3 ...210 ....... 6/26/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Mill Creek, WA (Jackson)31 . + .... Matt Coombs ...................... FB ...... 6-0 ...210 ....... 1/28/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Bellevue, WA (Bellevue)85 ......... Dash Crutchley .................. TE ...... 6-6 ...250 ....... 10/5/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Temecula, CA (Chaparral)

5 ......... Sam Cunningham (3) ......... CB ...... 6-0 ...180 ....... 4/23/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Los Angeles, CA (Westchester)19 ......... Quintin Daniels (1) ............ WR ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 3/29/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Los Angeles, CA (Loyola)74 ......... Stanley Daniels (1) ............ OG ...... 6-4 ...305 ...... 11/30/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... San Diego, CA (Marian Catholic)30 . + .... Jake Darling ....................... SS .... 5-10 ...195 ....... 7/25/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Snohomish, WA (Snohomish)17 ......... Sean Douglas (1) ................. P ...... 6-1 ...210 ......... 7/1/84 .... So. .... 1V ...... Bellevue, NE (Bellevue East)39 . + .... Ricardo DoValle ................. PK ...... 6-0 ...200 ......... 8/4/82 ..... Sr. * ... SQ ...... Richland, WA (Richland)29 ......... Cody Ellis ........................... CB ...... 6-0 ...180 ....... 4/14/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Puyallup, WA (Puyallup)

4 . + .... Todd Enders ....................... LS ...... 6-1 ...195 ......... 6/8/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Gibsonburg, OH (Gibsonburg)22 ......... Ty Eriks (2) ......................... DE ...... 6-2 ...240 ....... 5/27/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Seattle, WA (O’Dea)92 . + .... Chris Ferguson .................... P ...... 6-3 ...195 ....... 9/25/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Tacoma, WA (Charles Wright)41 . + .... Dan Foafoa ........................ FB .... 5-11 ...250 ....... 8/22/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Tacoma, WA (Lincoln)

6 ......... Matt Fountaine (1) .............. CB .... 5-11 ...185 ....... 6/26/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Oakland, CA (Bishop O’Dowd)10 ......... Charles Frederick (3) ........ WR ...... 6-0 ...185 ......... 2/2/82 ..... Sr. .... 3V ...... Lake Worth, FL (Pope John Paul II)35 ......... Tim Galloway (3) ............... ILB ...... 6-2 ...235 ......... 9/4/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Auburn, WA (Auburn)58 ......... Juan Garcia ....................... OG ...... 6-3 ...290 ....... 4/24/84 .... So. ... SQ ...... Yakima, WA (Eisenhower)

8 ......... Dashon Goldson ................ FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 9/18/84 ..... Jr. ... TR ...... Carson, CA (Narbonne/Coffeyville CC)81 ......... Andy Heater (1) .................. DT ...... 6-3 ...265 ......... 4/9/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Snohomish, WA (Snohomish)11 ......... Chris Hemphill .................... SS ...... 6-6 ...220 ......... 1/1/86 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Gardena, CA (Junipero Serra)56 ......... Manase Hopoi (2) .............. DT ...... 6-4 ...280 ....... 9/23/83 ..... Sr. .... 2V ...... Sacramento, CA (Valley)17 . + .... Steve Horan ......................... S ...... 5-9 ...190 ....... 9/22/82 .... So. * ... HS ...... Puyallup, WA (Puyallup)

8 ......... Kenny James (1) ................ TB .... 5-10 ...215 ....... 4/14/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Dos Palos, CA (Dos Palos)54 . + .... Jens Jellen ........................ OG ...... 6-5 ...290 ....... 2/25/83 ..... Jr. * ... SQ ...... Seattle, WA (Nathan Hale)21 ......... Derrick Johnson (3) ............ CB ...... 6-0 ...190 ......... 2/9/82 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Riverside, CA (Notre Dame)10 . + .... Evan Knudson (1) .............. PK ...... 6-0 ...185 ....... 5/28/83 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Lacey, WA (North Thurston)77 ......... Graham Lasee (2) .............. OT ...... 6-5 ...270 ......... 3/7/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Bellingham, WA (Sehome)81 ......... Robert Lewis ...................... TE ...... 6-3 ...225 ....... 9/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Van Nuys, CA (Montclair College Prep)51 . + .... Brandon Leyritz (1) .............. C ...... 6-3 ...310 ..... 10/19/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Bellevue, WA (Eastside Catholic)53 ......... Joe Lobendahn (2) ............ ILB .... 5-10 ...230 ....... 2/15/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Honolulu, HI (Saint Louis)82 ......... Jon Lyon (1) ....................... TE ...... 6-6 ...260 ....... 9/19/81 ..... Sr. .... 1V ...... Carmel, CA (Carmel/Saddleback CC)75 ......... Chad Macklin ..................... OT ...... 6-8 ...285 ....... 7/13/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Visalia, CA (Golden West)97 ......... Mike Mapu.......................... DT ...... 6-3 ...260 ....... 7/24/83 ..... Jr. * ... RS ...... Pago Pago, American Samoa (Faga’itua/Mesa CC)91 ......... Donny Mateaki (1) .............. DT ...... 6-5 ...275 ....... 10/6/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Honolulu, HI (Iolani)32 . + .... Mike McEvoy (1) ............... ILB ...... 6-1 ...215 ....... 8/17/82 ..... Sr. .... 1V ...... Bellingham, WA (Sehome)68 ......... Rob Meadow (1) ............... OG ...... 6-6 ...300 ......... 8/4/83 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... San Francisco, CA (DeLaSalle)29 . + .... Lukas Michener ................. WR ...... 6-1 ...175 ....... 7/30/82 ..... Sr. ... SQ ...... Spanaway, WA (Spanaway Lake)98 ......... Dan Milsten (1) ................... NT ...... 6-5 ...290 ....... 4/22/83 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Tacoma, WA (Rogers)36 . + .... Mike Mizuha ...................... ILB ...... 6-1 ...230 ......... 9/6/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)38 ......... Durrell Moss ..................... OLB ...... 6-1 ...210 ..... 12/17/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Orange, CA (Orange)93 . + .... William Murphy .................. NT ...... 6-2 ...240 ...... 11/15/82 ..... Jr. ... SQ ...... Spokane, WA (Central Valley)87 . + .... Joel Nelson ........................ DT ...... 6-3 ...265 ....... 2/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Seattle, WA (Ballard)23 . + .... B.J. Newberry (2) ............... FS ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 8/20/80 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Sumner, WA (Sumner)26 ......... Jimmy Newell (3) ............... FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 6/17/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Port Orchard, WA (South Kitsap)

Washington Spring Alphabetical Roster



No. Name (Letters Won) Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthday Yr Exp. Hometown (High School/JC)12 ......... Josh Okoebor ..................... CB .... 5-10 ...170 ....... 2/25/83 ..... Jr. ... TR ...... Colton, CA (Fontana HS/Valley CC)50 . + .... Mark Palaita ..................... OLB .... 5-10 ...235 ....... 8/14/83 ..... Jr. * ... SQ ...... Waipahu, HI (Kennedy (Seattle))15 ......... Casey Paus (2) .................. QB ...... 6-5 ...220 ....... 3/27/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... New Lenox, IL (Lincoln Way)28 . + .... Derek Prenner ...................... K ...... 6-0 ...185 ....... 2/12/83 ..... Jr. ... HS ...... Kent, WA (Tahoma)31 . + .... John Printz ......................... CB .... 5-11 ...180 ....... 12/1/84 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Sequim, WA (Sequim)88 . + .... Clayton Ramsey (1) .......... WR ...... 6-0 ...200 ..... 10/12/80 ..... Sr. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Bishop Blanchet)

9 ......... Louis Rankin ...................... TB ...... 6-0 ...195 ......... 5/4/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Stockton, CA (Lincoln)20 . + .... Hans Rasmussen ............ P/PK ...... 6-2 ...185 ......... 1/9/83 .... So. * ... HS ...... Chehalis, WA (W.F. West)95 ......... Jordan Reffett .................... NT ...... 6-6 ...285 ......... 9/9/83 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Moses Lake, WA (Moses Lake)92 . + .... Chris Rohrbach ................. WR ...... 6-1 ...180 ......... 2/6/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Meadowdale)40 . + .... Eric Roy (2) ........................ SS ...... 6-0 ...205 ......... 3/9/83 ..... Sr. * .... 2V ...... Silverdale, WA (Central Kitsap)51 . + .... Michael Russell ................. ILB ...... 6-2 ...240 ..... 10/21/82 ..... Jr. ... HS ...... Bothell, WA (Bothell)12 ......... Anthony Russo .................. WR .... 5-11 ...180 ....... 9/10/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Tacoma, WA (Lakes)61 ......... Tusi Sa’au (1) .................... OG ...... 6-2 ...310 ..... 12/12/82 ..... Jr. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Rainier Beach)

7 ......... Shelton Sampson (1) ......... TB .... 5-11 ...200 ....... 1/14/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Lakewood, WA (Clover Park)25 . + .... Carlos Serrano ..................... S ...... 5-9 ...175 ....... 7/13/84 .... So. * ... HS ...... Edmonds, WA (O’Dea)21 ......... Sonny Shackelford (1) ...... WR ...... 6-1 ...190 ....... 4/13/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Beverly Hills, CA (Beverly Hills)

9 ......... Dre Simpson (1) ................. CB ...... 6-1 ...200 ....... 3/20/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Sylmar, CA (Sylmar)25 ......... James Sims Jr. (2) ............. FB ...... 6-1 ...205 ....... 2/14/83 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Las Vegas, NV (Valley)42 ......... Chris Singleton (2) ............. TB ...... 6-0 ...210 ........ 11/4/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Fontana, CA (Etiwanda)6 ......... Jordan Slye (1) .................. WR ...... 6-5 ...205 ....... 6/16/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Franklin)

13 ......... Charles Smith ................... WR ...... 6-0 ...195 ....... 3/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Lemon Grove, CA (Helix)80 . + .... Matthew Smith .................. WR ...... 6-0 ...170 ....... 2/19/84 .... So. ... HS ...... Spanaway, WA (Spanaway Lake)18 . + .... Jordan Stair ........................ FS ...... 6-1 ...195 ....... 7/18/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Des Moines, WA (Mt. Rainier)4 ......... Isaiah Stanback (1) ............ QB ...... 6-3 ...205 ....... 8/16/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Seattle, WA (Garfield)

17 . + .... Felix Sweetman ................. QB ...... 6-2 ...225 ..... 10/26/83 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Lakewood, WA (Lakes)45 . + .... Brian Tawney .................... OLB ...... 6-2 ...220 ....... 2/14/78 ..... Jr. ... SQ ...... Fall City, WA (Eastlake)31 ......... Kim Taylor (1) ..................... FS ...... 6-0 ...190 ....... 4/20/82 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly)83 ......... Joe Toledo (2) .................... TE ...... 6-6 ...285 ..... 10/20/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon)20 ......... Kyle Trew .......................... ILB ...... 6-1 ...220 ..... 12/19/84 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)5 ......... Zach Tuiasosopo (3) .......... FB ...... 6-2 ...250 ..... 12/19/81 ..... Sr. * .... 3V ...... Woodinville, WA (Woodinville)

84 ......... Casey Tyler ........................ DT ...... 6-6 ...295 ....... 7/25/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway)50 ......... Brad Vanneman (2) .............. C ...... 6-3 ...300 ....... 6/25/82 ..... Jr. * .... 2V ...... Issaquah, WA (Issaquah)63 ......... Clay Walker (1) ................. OG ...... 6-4 ...290 ....... 5/13/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Scottsdale, AZ (Horizon)1 ......... C.J. Wallace (1) .................. SS ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 4/17/85 .... So. .... 1V ...... Sacramento, CA (Grant Union)

49 . + .... Ben Warren ....................... ILB ...... 6-0 ...205 ....... 6/19/84 .... So. * ... SQ ...... Vancouver, WA (Mountain View)4 ......... Scott White (1) ................. OLB ...... 6-1 ...230 ..... 10/25/84 .... So. * .... 1V ...... Lemon Grove, CA (Mission Bay)

20 ......... Bobby Whithorne .............. WR ...... 6-1 ...185 ......... 2/2/85 ..... Fr. * ... RS ...... Santa Margarita, CA (Santa Margarita Catholic)18 ......... Corey Williams (1) ............ WR ...... 6-1 ...195 ..... 10/22/84 .... So. .... 1V ...... Las Vegas, NV (Las Vegas)91 . + .... Sho Yoshinaga .................. WR ...... 5-9 ...175 ......... 7/2/85 ..... Fr. ... HS ...... Ballard, WA (Ballard)

Roster Key:+ Walkon ( ) Indicates letters won* indicates redshirt season utilized SQ - Squad member, has not played in a gameRS - Redshirted previous season TR - Transferred to UW from previous playing season.1V - Indicates number of years on varsity in which player has appeared in at least one game.

Coaching Staff: Keith Gilbertson (head coach), John Pettas (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Phil Snow (co-defensive coordinator/safeties),Steve Axman (wide receivers) Charlie Dickey (offensive line), Randy Hart (defensive line), Cornell Jackson (running backs/recruiting coordinator),Jimmy Lake (cornerbacks), Scott Pelluer (tight ends/special teams coordinator), Kyle Benn (offensive graduate assistant), Pat Reddick (defensivegraduate assistant).



2004 WashingtonPost Spring Depth Chart

Washington OffenseFL 10 Charles Frederick 6-0 185 Sr.

13 Charles Smith 6-0 190 RFr.

LT 65 Khalif Barnes 6-5 310 Sr.75 Chad Macklin 6-8 285 RFr.

LG 63 Clay Walker 6-4 290 So.or 61 Tusi Sa’au 6-2 310 Jr.

69 Erik Berglund 6-6 290 RFr.

C 50 Brad Vanneman 6-3 300 Jr.63 Clay Walker 6-4 290 So.51 Brandon Leyritz 6-3 310 Jr.

RG 68 Rob Meadow 6-6 300 Jr.or 74 Stanley Daniels 6-4 305 So.

58 Juan Garcia 6-3 290 So.

RT 79 Ryan Brooks 6-6 300 Sr.77 Graham Lasee 6-5 270 Jr.

or 55 Tui Alailefaleula 6-4 315 Sr.

TE 83 Joe Toledo 6-6 285 Jr.82 Jon Lyon 6-6 260 Sr.

QB 15 Casey Paus 6-5 220 Jr.4 Isaiah Stanback 6-3 205 So.

or 11 Carl Bonnell 6-3 205 RFr.

TB 8 Kenny James 5-10 215 So.7 Shelton Sampson 5-11 200 So.

FB 5 Zach Tuiasosopo 6-2 250 Sr.25 James Sims, Jr. 6-1 205 Jr.

SE 18 Corey Williams 6-1 195 So.19 Quintin Daniels 6-0 205 So.

SB 12 Anthony Russo 5-11 180 RFr.21 Sonny Shackelford 6-1 190 So.

or 20 Bobby Whithorne 6-1 185 RFr.

NOTE: 12 positions listed on offense (SB is slot back)

Washington DefenseDE 56 Manase Hopoi 6-4 280 Sr.

97 Mike Mapu 6-3 260 Jr.

DT 91 Donny Mateaki 6-5 275 So.95 Jordan Reffett 6-6 285 RFr.

DT 84 Casey Tyler 6-6 290 RFr.98 Dan Milsten 6-5 290 So.

or 42 Wilson Afoa 6-3 280 RFr.

DE 22 Ty Eriks 6-2 240 Jr.41 Brandon Ala 6-3 250 So.

ILB 35 Tim Galloway 6-2 235 Sr.or 53 Joe Lobendahn 5-10 230 Jr.

ILB 4 Scott White 6-1 230 So.38 Durrell Moss 6-1 210 RFr.

OLB 27 Evan Benjamin 6-0 210 Jr.47 Tahj Bomar 6-2 220 So.

FS 26 Jimmy Newell 6-1 190 Sr.8 Dashon Goldson 6-1 190 Jr.

or 31 Kim Taylor 6-0 190 So.

SS 1 C.J. Wallace 6-0 195 So.11 Chris Hemphill 6-6 210 RFr.

CB 21 Derrick Johnson 6-0 190 Sr.6 Matt Fountaine 5-11 185 So.

CB 5 Sam Cunningham 6-0 180 Sr.9 Dre Simpson 6-1 200 So.

Washington Special TeamsP 17 Sean Douglas 6-1 215 So.

10 Evan Knudson 6-0 185 Jr.PK 10 Evan Knudson 6-0 185 Jr.

14 Michael Braunstein 5-6 180 RFr.SNP 97 Mike Mapu (fg/pat) 6-3 260 Jr.

87 Jason Benn (fg/pat) 6-5 250 So.SNP 35 Tim Galloway (punt) 6-2 235 Jr.

87 Jason Benn (fg/pat) 6-5 250 So.KOR 10 Charles Frederick 6-0 180 Sr.PR 10 Charles Frederick 6-0 180 Sr.

Team CaptainsLT 65 Khalif Barnes 6-5 310 Sr.FL 10 Charles Frederick 6-0 185 Sr.CB 21 Derrick Johnson 6-0 190 Sr.ILB 53 Joe Lobendahn 5-10 230 Jr.FB 5 Zach Tuiasosopo 6-2 250 Sr.



Returning Husky Letterwinners41 Brandon AlaDE ... 6-3 ... 250Sophomore – 1 LetterWaianae, HIKamehameha High School

Will compete with Ty Eriks for starting position atdefensive end ... earned his first letter in 2003 ...played in nine games and earned his first start againstArizona ... did not see action in the Nevada, Oregon State and California contests... finished his first season with 11 total tackles ... credited with 2.5 tackles forloss ... two of those came in season-opener at Ohio State ... top productioncame against Washington State where he made four tackles ... assisted in threestops in win against Oregon ... worked hard on conditioning and has bulked up to250.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2003 9-1 4 7 11 2.5-3 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0

55 Tui AlailefaleulaDT ... 6-4 ... 315Senior — 3 LettersAnchorage, AKBartlett High School

Played his first three season on the defensive line ...moved to offensive tackle for spring drills ... a three-time letterwinner ... appeared in 10 games in 2003 ...did not participate at Stanford or Arizona ... had sixtackles on defense last season ... top effort was two stop against Indiana.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2001 8-1 1 1 2 1-11 0 0-0 0 0-0 1-112002 12-0 2 3 5 0.5-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 1-12003 10-0 4 2 6 2-9 0 0-0 0 0-0 1-6Totals 30-1 7 6 13 3.5-21 0 0-0 0 0-0 3-18

89 Ben BandelTE ... 6-7 ... 250Sophomore – 1 LetterMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley High School

Appeared in 10 games during redshirt freshmanseason ... became the starter following the injury toBen Bandel ... started seven games in a row ... totaled11 receptions for 82 yards ... long catch was for 14yards against UCLA ... scored his first touchdown on one-yard reception at OregonState ... top game came against UCLA where he grabbed four passes for 37yards ... earned his first letter in 2003... one of four returning tight ends who haveearned a letter ... missed spring drills due to shoulder surgery.

Year G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2000 10-7 11 82 7.5 1 14

65 Khalif BarnesOT ... 6-5 ... 310Senior — 3 LettersSpring Valley, CA

Mount Miguel High School

Team captain for 2004 season ... one of three startersreturning on the offensive line ... one of three returningUW players who started all 12 games in 2003 ... givesthe Huskies a reliable blocker and pass protector on the left side of the line ofscrimmage ... honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection in 2003 ... leads all returningplayers with 37 career starts ... a three-time letterwinner.

27 Evan BenjaminOLB ... 6-0 ... 210Junior — 2 LettersRedmond, WARedmond High School

Moved from strong safety to outside linebacker duringspring drills ... a two-time letterwinner ... played in all12 games in 2003 and started the first eight games ofthe season ... was fourth on the team in 2003 with 71 tackles ... had three tacklesfor loss ... tied for second on the team with three interceptions in 2003 ... twopicks came in upset of Washington State ... named Pac-10 Defensive Player ofthe Week following Apple Cup victory ... had 11 tackles in win at Oregon State,including nine solos ... accounted for 10 tackles in games against Ohio State andWashington State ... only Husky during the season with more than one interceptionin a game ... named the Most Improved Linebacker during spring drills.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2002 13-3 22 24 46 1.5-3 0 0-0 0 1-7 0-02003 12-8 41 30 71 3-9 0 0-0 1 3-22 0-0Totals 25-11 63 54 117 4.5-12 0 0-0 1 4-29 0-0

87 Jason BennTE ... 6-5 ... 250Sophomore - 1 LetterEdmonds, WAO'Dea High School

Earned his first letter in 2003 ... one of four returningtight ends who have earned a letter ... played in everycontest except for the Apple Cup ... regular on Huskyspecial teams as a long snapper ... older brother, Kyle, is the team’s offensivegraduate assistant coach.



47 Tahj BomarOLB ... 6-2 ... 220Sophomore – 1 LetterKent, WAKentwood High School

Earned his first letter in 2003 ... appeared in a total ofseven games ... one of nine true freshmen to setplaying time ... had three tackles during the season... used on Husky kick coverage teams.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2003 7-0 2 1 3 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0

79 Ryan BrooksOT ... 6-6 ... 300Senior — 3 LettersRichland, WARichland High School

Heads into fall camp as the starter at right tackle ... athree-time letterwinner ... appeared in eight gamesduring the 2003 season ... named the Most ImprovedOffensive Lineman/Tight End during spring drills.

5 Sam CunninghamCB ... 6-0 .. .180Senior — 3 LettersLos Angeles, CAWestchester High School

Expected to start at one cornerback position oppositetwo-year starter Derrick Johnson ... a three-yearletterwinner at cornerback ... appeared in 11 gamesin 2003 ... started five games due to an injury to RocAlexander ... figured in 22 tackles ... credited with breaking up three passes ...most tackles during the season was five against USC and California ... namedthe Most Improved Cornerback during spring drills ... presented the Husky Fever12th Man Award for a Defensive Player at the 2003 team banquet .

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2001 11-0 6 2 8 0-0 0 0-0 2 0-0 0-02002 13-1 8 2 10 0-0 1 0-0 2 1-11 0-02003 11-5 18 4 22 0-0 0 0-0 3 0-0 0-0Totals 35-6 32 8 40 0-0 1 0-0 7 1-11 0-0

19 Quintin DanielsWR ... 6-0 ... 205Sophomore – 1 LetterLos Angeles, CALoyola High SchoolWill compete with Corey Williams for playing time atsplit end ... earned his first letter in 2003 ... appearedin the first nine games of the season ... one of ninetrue freshmen to set playing time ... had four receptionsfor 35 yards in his debut season ... caught his first pass against defending nationalchampion Ohio State in the season opener ... best game was two receptions for20 yards against Idaho ... also had a reception against Idaho ... added 20 poundssince his senior season in high school.


74 Stanley DanielsOG ... 6-4 ... 305Sophomore - 1 LetterSan Diego, CAMarian Catholic High School

Figures to compete with Rob Meadow for starting rightguard position ... started his Husky career on thedefensive line ... earned his first letter in 2003 ... playedin the first four games of the season and againstCalifornia.

17 Sean DouglasP ... 6-1 ... 210Sophomore _ 1 LetterBellevue, NEBellevue East High School

Will assume the punting duties following thegraduation of Garth Erickson ... has only punted oncein a game ... had a 43-yarder against Arizona ... earnedhis first letter in 2003 ... one of nine true freshmen toset playing time ... handled the kickoff duties while backing up Garth Erickson atpunter ... kicked off 56 times during the season and only allowed eight returnspast the 28-yard line ... 22 of his kickoffs resulted in a touchback while 10 thatwere returned did not make it past the 20-yard line.

Year G Punts Yds. Avg. BK LG2003 12 1 43 43.0 0 43

22 Ty EriksDE ... 6-2 ... 240Junior – 2 LettersSeattle, WAO'Dea High School

Will compete with Brandon Ala for starting position atdefensive end ... a two-time letterwinner ... will playdefensive end ... appeared in all 12 games in 2003 ...started against UCLA, Nevada and Washington State... finished the year with 12 tackles ... top effort was eight tackles against Nevada... started the 2003 season at fullback and then moved to defensive end ... hadthree carries for nine yards ... a second-team Pac-10 All-Academic selection ...presented the Academic Excellence Award at 2003 team banquet.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2003 12-3 4 8 12 0.5-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0

6 Matt FountaineCB ... 5-11 ... 185Sophomore – 1 LetterOakland, CABishop O'Dowd High SchoolEarned his first letter in 2003 ... appeared in a total of10 games ... did not play against Stanford and UCLA... totaled four tackles during the season ... olderbrother, Jamal, was a defensive l ineman atWashington and is currently an assistant coach at Portland State.




10 Charles FrederickWR ... 6-0 ... 185Senior — 3 LettersLake Worth, FLPope John Paul II High School

Returns as the starter at flanker ... voted a teamcaptain for 2004 season ... has started 11 gamesduring his career ... one of the best special teamsplayers in the nation ... enters 2004 season with astreak of making at least one reception in 25consecutive games ... will be the leader of a young receiving corps ... will becounted on for more productivity following the early departure of All-AmericanReggie Williams ... a first-team All-Pac-10 selection in 2003 as a special teamsplayer ... team’s leading returning receiver ... was second on the squad in 2003with 59 catches for 831 yards ... was 10th in the Pac-10 at 4.92 receptions pergame ... averaged 14.1 yards per catch, slightly more than Reggie Williams’average of 12.5 ... had five scoring catches ... led the team in punt returns with 29for 340 yards ... averaged 11.7 yards per return ... helped the Huskies lead thePac-10 in punt return average at with a 10.9 average per return ... first on theteam with 1,380 all-purpose yards ... averaged 115.0 all-purpose yards per game... that ranked fourth in the Pac-10 ... a three-time letterwinner at wide receiver ...named the 2003 Co-Offensive MVP at team banquet ... had one of the greatestgame ever by a Husky in UW’s 38-17 win against No. 22 Oregon State in Corvallis... totaled 371 all-purpose yards against the Beavers to break Hugh McElhenny’s53-year old school record ... his all-purpose yardage total was 101 yards betterthan the next best mark by a Pac-10 player (USC’s Reggie Bush with 260) duringthe season ... had 216 receiving yards, 101 punt return yards and 54 kickoffreturn yards ... his nine receptions were a career high ... reception yardage totalwas the best by a Husky during the season ... scored three touchdowns in thegame, including two by receptions and an 86-yard punt return for a score ... thatwas the sixth longest punt return in UW history and the second longest by a Pac-10 player in 2003 ... had an 87-yard touchdown catch that figures as the second-longest pass play in school history ... that reception was the second longest by aPac-10 player during the season ... his 371 all-purpose yards were just eight shyof Stanford wide receiver Glyn Milburn’s Pac-10 record ... named Pac-10 OffensivePlayer of the Week for Oct. 18 ... more than doubles his touchdown production(two to five) as a receiver from his sophomore season.

ReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2001 11-0 0 0 0.0 0 02002 13-2 45 651 14.5 2 742003 12-9 59 831 14.1 5 87Totals 36-11 104 1482 14.3 7 87

Punt ReturnsYear G-S No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2001 11-0 13 190 14.6 1 872002 13-2 18 146 8.1 0 212003 12-9 29 340 11.7 1 86Totals 36-11 60 676 11.3 2 87

Kickoff ReturnsYear G-S No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2001 11-0 13 214 16.5 0 382002 13-2 30 601 20.0 0 592003 12-9 11 202 18.4 0 25Totals 36-11 54 1017 18.8 0 59

35 Tim GallowayILB ... 6-2 ... 235Senior — 3 LettersAuburn, WAAuburn High School

Will compete for a starting spot at inside linebackerwith Joe Lobendahn ... tied for second on the team in2003 with 84 tackles ... appeared in all 12 games andstarted the final 10 games of the season after JoeLobendahn was lost due to a knee injury ... had three tackles for loss ... top gamewas 10-tackle effort against Oregon ... had seven solo stops in that contest andseven more the following week against Arizona ... ranked 15th in the Pac-10 intotal tackles ... a three-time letterwinner.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2001 11-0 9 10 19 4-9 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-02002 13-0 12 14 26 2-6 1 0-0 0 0-0 0-02003 12-10 45 39 84 3-3 1 1-0 1 0-0 0-0Totals 36-10 66 63 129 9-18 2 1-0 1 0-0 0-0

81 Andy HeaterDT ... 6-3 ... 265Junior - 1 LetterSnohomish, WASnohomish High School

Will play defensive tackle ... played in three games in2003 ... suffered a right knee injury (MCL) during thefinal week of spring practice ... move from tight endfor spring drills ... father, Chuck, is an assistant coachat Utah.

56 Manase HopoiDE ... 6-4 ... 280Senior — 2 LettersSacramento, CAValley High School

Likely starter at defensive end ... one of six defensiveplayers to start all 12 games last season ... one ofthree returning UW players who started all 12 gamesin 2003 ... has started 24 times during his career ... atwo-time letterwinner ... missed the final week of spring drills due to a sprainedknee ... totaled 31 tackles during the season ... is Washington’s returning sacksleader after totaling four last year ... had a total of 10.5 tackles for loss, whichwas the third most on the squad ... had three tackles for loss in games againstNevada and Oregon ... made seven tackles against Nevada ... recovered a pairof fumbles during the season ... bulked up to 280 for his sednior season.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2002 13-13 25 13 38 17-52 0 1-0 1 0-0 7-252003 12-12 21 10 31 10.5-41 0 2-0 0 0-0 4-17Totals 25-25 46 23 69 17.5-93 0 3-0 1 0-0 11-42



8 Kenny JamesTB ... 5-10 ... 215Sophomore – 1 LetterDos Palos, CADos Palos High School

Team’s returning leading rusher ... had a successfulredshirt freshman season after suffering a knee injuryduring 2003 spring drills ... gained 530 yards last year... second on the team behind Rich Alexis (566 yards)in rushing ... appeared in all 12 games in 2003 ... started the final five gamesafter Rich Alexis went down with an injury ... rushed for a pair of scores in back-to-back games vs. Oregon State and USC ... averaged 4.3 yards per carry ... tiedfor third on the team with 17 receptions for 122 yards ... earned his first letter in2003 ... top effort came in 42-10 victory against Oregon when he rushed for 104yards on 18 carries ... had a 56-yard run during that game .. teamed with fellowredshirt freshman Shelton Sampson (six for 131) to give UW its first dual 100-yard rushing effort in a game since the 2000 season ... averaged 80 yards pergame in final four contests of the year ... became more of a pass catching threatat the end of the season with 13 of his 17 receptions in the final five games of theyear ... caught four passes for 28 yards (both career highs) in upset of WashingtonState ... presented the Travis Spring Most Inspirational Freshman Award for anOffensive Player at 2003 team banquet.

RushingYear G-S TC Yds. Lost Net Avg. TD LG2003 12-5 122 559 29 530 4.3 2 56

ReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2003 12-5 17 122 7.2 0 22

21 Derrick JohnsonCB ... 6-0 ... 190Senior — 3 LettersRiverside, CANotre Dame High School

Team captain for 2004 season ... started 27 gamesduring his UW career ... All-American candidate atcornerback ... a second-team All-Pac-10 selection lastyear ... started every game except for the Stanfordcontest ... has 10 interceptions in his last 15 games ... enters his senior seasonwith a total of 11 career interceptions ... that ties for sixth on UW’s careerinterception list ... was ranked 14th nationally and third in the Pac-10 in 2003 with.50 interceptions per game ... put together a four-game stretch where he had aninterception in a game ... longest return after a pick-off was for 36 yards againstStanford for a touchdown... killed a Washington State drive with a 24-yardinterception return ... led the team by breaking up seven passes attempts ... had41 total tackles during the season ... top tackling day came against USC wherehe made eight stops ... can be used as a kickoff returner ... had four returns lastseason ... a three-year letterwinner ... named the 2003 Defensive MVP at teambanquet.

Defensive StatisticsYear G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2000 11-3 16 3 19 1-2 0 1-0 1 0-0 0-02001 Did not play -- injury redshirt2002 13-13 35 21 56 1.5-3 1 0-0 10 5-56 0-02003 12-11 27 14 41 0.5-1 0 1-0 7 6-62 0-0Totals 36-27 78 38 116 3-6 1 1-0 18 11-118 0-0

Kickoff ReturnsYear G-S No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2000 11-3 23 557 24.2 0 562003 12-11 4 72 18.0 0 29Totals 36-27 27 629 23.3 0 56

Punt ReturnsYear G-S No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2000 11-3 13 40 3.1 0 12

10 Evan KnudsonPK ... 6-0 ... 185Junior - 1 LetterLacey, WANorth Thurston High School

Walkon who earned his first letter last season ... madehis first game appearance in 2003 ... led the team inscoring with 63 points ... ranked 10th in the Pac-10 inscoring with 5.2 points per game ... converted 10 of17 field goals and 33 of 36 PAT ... three of his seven misses were a result of ablocked kick ... made five of eight attempts between 40 and 49 yards ... long fieldgoal of 46 yards came during season-opener at Ohio State ... that was the firstattempt of his collegiate career ... made three field goals (44, 24 and 37) againstUCLA ... did not make a field goal in final three games of the season ... did nothave any attempts in final two contests versus California and Washington State... honorable mention selection to Pac-10 All-Academic team.

Field GoalsYear FGM FGA Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LG BK2003 10 17 .588 0-0 2-2 3-7 5-8 0-0 46 4

ScoringYear FGs PAT Total2003 10-17 33-36 63

77 Graham LaseeTE ... 6-5 ... 270Junior – 2 LettersBellingham, WASehome High School

Expected to play tight end or could move to offensivetackle... earned two letters as a defensive lineman ...appeared in every game in 2003 ... started the firstfour games of the season ... made a total of 12 tacklesduring the 2003 campaign ... best outings came against Ohio State and Idahowhere he registered three stops ... moved to tight end at the start of spring drillsand then switched to offensive tackle to a lack of depth at the position.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2002 10-0 1 0 1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-02003 12-4 6 6 12 0-0 0 1-0 0 0-0 0-0Totals 22-4 7 6 13 0-0 0 1-0 0 0-0 0-0



51 Brandon LeyritzC ... 6-3 ... 310Junior — 1 LetterBellevue, WAEastside Catholic

Left-handed snapper ... earned his first letter in 2003... played in the final six games of the 2003 season ...saw considerable playing time with the first offenseduring spring drills due to the number of injuries onthe offensive line ... one of six walkons on the roster who have earned a letter.

53 Joe LobendahnILB ... 5-10 ... 230Junior — 2 LettersHonolulu, HISaint Louis High School

Team captain for 2004 season ... Will compete for astarting spot at inside linebacker with Tim Galloway... has earned two letters at linebacker ... missed mostof the 2003 season due to a knee injury ... had seventackles in the season opener at Ohio State ... made six solo stops in that game ...did not participate in spring drills.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2001 11-0 7 1 8 1-5 1 1-0 0 0-0 1-52002 13-2 10 13 23 1.5-5 0 2-15 1 0-0 1-32003* 3-2 6 1 7 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0Totals 27-4 23 15 38 2.5-10 1 3-15 1 0-0 2-8* Received medical redshirt for the season.

82 Jon LyonTE ... 6-6 ... 260Senior – 1 LetterCarmel, CACarmel High SchoolSaddleback Community College

Top returning receiver among the Husky tight ends ...played in all 12 games last season ... one of fourreturning tight ends who have earned a letter ... started against Oregon andCalifornia ... had 17 receptions for 231 yards during his inaugural season atWashington ... that ranked third overall on the team ... averaged 13.6 yards perreception ... long catch was a 34 yarder against Nevada ... most receptions cameagainst California (four) ... top yardage game was against Nevada (62) ... had atleast one catch in nine of the last 10 games of the season ... earned his first letterin 2003 ... presented the Husky Fever 12th Man Award for an Offensive Player atthe 2003 team banquet.


91 Donny MateakiDT ... 6-5 ... 275Sophomore – 1 LetterHonolulu, HIIolani High School

Likely starter at defensive tackle ... played in all 12games in 2003 ... started four of the final six games ofthe season ... credited with 12 tackles last season ...top effort was four stops against Oregon State ... hadtwo sacks, both against Oregon State ... named to The Sporting News’ 2003Second-Team Freshman All-America team ... also selected to that publication’sPac-10 All-Freshman team ... earned his first letter in 2003 ... presented the TravisSpring Most Inspirational Freshman Award for an Defensive Player at the 2003team banquet ... honorable mention selection to Pac-10 All-Academic team.


32 Mike McEvoyILB ... 6-1 ... 215Senior — 1 LetterBellingham, WASehome High School

Has earned one letter during his career ... played inthree games in 2003 ... one of six walkons on theroster who have earned a letter.

68 Rob MeadowOG ... 6-6 ... 300Junior — 1 LetterSan Francisco, CADe La Salle High School

Figures to compete with Stanley Daniels for startingright guard position ... has won one letter ... missedspring drills due to injury ... played in the first two gamesof 2003 before being injured ... started against Indiana.

98 Dan MilstenNT ... 6-5 ... 290Sophomore – 1 LetterTacoma, WARogers High School

Will play nose tackle ... won his first letter in 2003 ...made three tackles during the season ... played in 10games ... missed the Stanford and Nevada games ...did not play in the spring game due to a sprainedankle.




23 B.J. NewberryFS ... 6-0 ... 205Senior — 2 LettersSumner, WASumner High School

A two-time letterwinner ... appeared in all 12 games... had four tackles during the season ... a regular onHusky special teams ... one of six walkons on theroster who have earned a letter.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2003 2 2 4 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0

26 Jimmy NewellFS ... 6-1 ... 195Senior — 3 LettersPort Orchard, WASouth Kitsap High School

Returns as a starter at free safety ... second on theteam in 2003 with three interceptions ... one of threereturning UW players who started all 12 games in 2003... along with Tim Galloway is Washington’s leadingreturning tackler ... tied with Galloway for second on the team in 2003 with 84tackles ... ranked 15th in the Pac-10 in total tackles ... broke up five tackles to tiefor second on the team ... managed 4.5 tackles for loss and one sack ... toptackling game was 11 versus Nevada ... had six or more tackles in nine games ...a three-time letterwinner ... first-team Pac-10 All-Academic pick ... a second-team selection to the 2003 Region VIII Academic All-American squad ... presentedthe 101 Club Academic Achievement Award for at the 2003 team banquet.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2000 11-0 7 3 10 0-0 1 0-0 0 0-0 0-02001 3-0 3 3 6 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-02002 8-4 13 13 26 1-3 0 0-0 1 0-0 0-02003 12-12 46 38 84 4.5-16 0 1-0 5 3-1 1-4Totals 34-16 69 57 126 5.5-19 1 1-0 6 3-1 1-4

15 Casey PausQB ... 6-5 ... 220Junior - 2 LettersNew Lenox, ILLincoln Way High School

Has the most game experience of any returningquarterback ... appeared in six games in 2003 ..completed 10 of 23 passes for 151 yards ... threw fora pair of scores ... compiled most of his statistics in second-half action in 42-10win against Oregon ... pressed into duty due to a concussion by starter CodyPickett ... had five completions in eight attempts for 117 yards ... hooked up withReggie Williams for a 63-yard scoring pass ... went three-for-four vs. Idaho for 24yards ... sacked just once in 23 attempts ... a two-time letterwinner ... older brother,Cory, was a starting quarterback at UCLA ... honorable mention selection to Pac-10 All-Academic team.

Year G-S Att. Comp. Int. Yds. Pct. TD LG2003 6-0 23 10 1 151 .435 2 63

40 Eric RoySS ... 6-0 ... 205Senior — 2 LettersSilverdale, WACentral Kitsap High School

Will play strong safety for Washington ... a two-timeletterwinner primarily for his play on UW special teams... played in all 12 games last season ... made twotackles ... had stops in games against Idaho andStanford ... one of six walkons on the roster who have earned a letter.


61 Tusi Sa'auOG ... 6-2 ... 301Junior – 1 LetterSeattle, WARainier Beach High School

Heads into fall camp competing with Clay Walker forthe starting spot at left guard ... ... earned his firstletter in 2003 ... one of three starters returning on theoffensive line ... missed spring drills due to back injury... played in seven games last season .. started the season against Ohio State ...also drew the starting nod in games with Idaho, Stanford, UCLA, Oregon Stateand USC.

7 Shelton SampsonTB ... 5-11 ... 200Sophomore – 1 LetterLakewood, WAClover Park High SchoolSpeedy tailback who can also be used as a kickoff return specialist ... was thirdon the team in rushing last year with 274 yards ... topped all running back witheight scores ... recorded a six-yard TD on his first collegiate run in a game vs.Indiana… was second on the team in scoring with 48 points ... had the longestrun of the season, a 77-yard effort vs. Oregon ... that was the second-longest runduring the season by a Pac-10 player ... led the team in rushing average with atotal of 4.6 yards per carry ... appeared in all 12 games ... earned his first letter in2003 ... top effort came in 42-10 victory against Oregon when he rushed for 131yards and three scores on just six carries ... teamed with fellow redshirt freshmanKenny James (18 for 104) to give UW its first dual 100-yard rushing effort in agame since the 2000 season ...became the first UW back to rush for three scoresin a game since the 2001 Stanford contest ... tied for the second must rushingTDs by a Pac-10 player during a game in the season ... 131 rushing yards againstOregon was season high by a Husky back ... most carries were 10 against Indiana... threw one pass for 24 yards vs. California ... had three catches for 18 yards ...long reception was a 14-yard grab against Indiana ... returned six kickoffs,averaging 18 yards per return ... had seven kick returns for 115 yards againstCalifornia.

RushingYear G-S TC Yds. Lost Net Avg. TD LG2003 60 315 41 274 4.6 8 77

ReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2003 3 18 6.0 0 14



21 Sonny ShackelfordWR ... 6-1 ... 190Sophomore – 1 LetterBeverly Hills, CABeverly Hills High School

Earned his first letter in 2003 ... appeared in all 12games ... started against Nevada ... one of nine truefreshmen to set playing time ... led the group oftalented true freshmen receivers with seven catchesfor 92 yards ... career best was a 26-yard grab against Nevada ... top game as areceiver was three receptions for 47 yards vs. Nevada ... returned one punt,against California, for six yards.


9 Dre SimpsonCB ... 6-1 ... 200Sophomore – 1 LetterSylmar, CASylmar High School

Earned his first letter last year ...played in the finaleight games of the season ... one of nine truefreshman to see action in 2003 ... had three tacklesduring the season ... made one stop against USC andcredite d with a pair of tackles versus California.


25 James SimsFB ... 6-1 ... 205Junior — 2 LettersLas Vegas, NVValley High School

Moved from safety to fullback for spring drills ... a two-time letterwinner on defense... appeared in all 12games ... started against California ... had 15 tackleslast season ... named the Most Improved Running Back during spring drills ... asecond-team selection to the 2003 Region VIII Academic All-American squad ...a second-team Pac-10 All-Academic selection ... 2003 recipient of the CurtisWilliams Endowed Football Scholarship ... switched to jersey number 25 to honorthe former Husky ... had six tackles in games against USC and California.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2002 11-5 21 14 35 0-0 0 0-0 3 0-0 0-02003 12-1 11 4 15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0Totals 23-6 32 18 50 0-0 0 0-0 3 0-0 0-0

42 Chris SingletonTB ... 6-0 ... 210Junior — 2 LettersFontana, CAEtiwanda High School

Two-time letterwinner ... missed the season due to abroken foot ... was limited during spring ball due tothe injury.

RushingYear G-S TC Yds. Lost Net Avg. TD LG2001 4-0 14 50 5 45 3.2 0 202002 11-2 64 237 13 224 3.5 1 27Totals 15-2 78 287 18 269 3.5 1 27

ReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2001 4-0 0 0 0.0 0 02002 11-2 5 41 8.2 0 26Totals 15-2 5 41 8.2 0 26

6 Jordan SlyeWR ... 6-5 ... 205Sophomore - 1 LetterSeattle, WAFranklin High School

Earned his first letter in 2003 ... appeared in fourgames ... started the final three games of the season... made four receptions while appearing in eightgames ... long reception was a 17-yard catch against Arizona ... had a total ofthree receptions for 29 yards against the Wildcats.


4 Isaiah StanbackQB ... 6-3 ... 200Sophomore – 1 LetterSeattle, WAGarfield High School

Along with Casey Paus, is the only returningquarterback with any game experience ... appearedin 11 games in 2003, primarily at wide receiver ... alsoused as a kickoff return specialist ... practiced with the quarterbacks in additionto his reps at wideout ... completed both of the passes he attempted during theseason ... had one completion in the Indiana and Idaho games ... quarterbackduties were limited to late-game situations ... caught 10 passes for 143 yards ...led all players with a 14.3 average per reception ... long reception was a 41-yardeffort vs. Arizona ... best game as a receiver was against Arizona where he hadfour catches for 82 yards ... rushed for a total of 25 yards from the quarterbackposition... earned his first letter, primarily for play at wide receiver ... returnedeight kickoffs, averaging 16.6 yards per runback ... had seven kickoff returnsagainst California, the most by any Pac-10 player in a game in 2003.

PassingYear G-S Att. Comp. Int. Yds. Pct. TD LG2003 11-3 2 2 0 18 1.000 0 13


2004 Washington Football • Spring ProspectusReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2000 11-3 10 143 14.3 0 41

31 Kim TaylorFS ... 6-0 ... 190Sophomore – 1 LetterLong Beach, CALong Beach Poly High School

Earned his first letter last year ...played in the finalfour games of the season ... recorded lone tackleagainst Arizona.


83 Joe ToledoTE ... 6-6 ... 285Junior — 2 LettersEncinitas, CALa Costa Canyon High School

Expected to return to the lineup after missing most ofthe 2003 season due to a back injury ... one of fourreturning tight ends who have earned a letter ... a two-time letterwinner ... missed all contact drills during thespring due to a sore back ... appeared in just three games in 2003 ... had fivereceptions for 70 yards ... caught three passes for 26 yards in the season openeragainst Ohio State ... recorded his longest catch, a 35-yard, versus Indiana ...missed five games due to the back injury before returning for the USC game ...had one grab in that contest for nine yards ... did not play in the final four gamesof the season.

Year G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2002 13-5 3 19 6.3 0 92003 3-2 5 70 14.0 0 35Totals 16-7 8 89 11.1 0 35

5 Zach TuiasosopoFB ... 6-2 ... 250Senior — 3 LettersWoodinville, WAWoodinville High School

A team captain for 2004 ... triple-threat player as arusher, pass catcher and blocker ... one of the nation’stop fullbacks ... honorable mention All-Pac-10selection in 2003 ... played in 11 games and startedeight times ... has started 18 times during his career ... rushed for 87 yards on 29carries ... scored two touchdowns .. had 11 receptions for 132 yards ... rushedfor season-high 17 yards in games vs. Indiana and Nevada ... caught a pair ofpasses for 43 yards vs. Indiana ... scored the first touchdown of his career againstIdaho†… had three catches in season finale vs. Washington State ... a three-time letterwinner ... presented the KING-TV Most Improved Offensive Player Awardand the Chuck Niemi Big Hit Award at 2003 team banquet.

RushingYear G-S TC Yds. Lost Net Avg. TD LG2002 13-5 15 35 1 34 2.3 0 72003 11-8 29 88 1 87 3.0 2 13Totals 24-13 44 123 2 121 2.8 2 13

ReceivingYear G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2002 13-5 6 50 8.3 0 192003 11-8 11 132 12.0 0 35Totals 24-13 17 182 10.7 0 35

Defensive StatisticsYear G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2001 11-4 22 19 41 3-10 2 0-0 1 0-0 1-6

50 Brad VannemanC ... 6-3 ... 300Junior – 2 LettersIssaquah, WAIssaquah High School

Heads into fall camp as the starter at center ... solidrun blocker who has done a good job of maturing intoa leadership role on the offensive line ... a two-timeletterwinner ... played in seven games in 2003 ... started against California andWashington State ... missed the last week of spring drills due to an ankle sprain.

63 Clay WalkerOG ... 6-4 ... 290Sophomore – 1 LetterScottsdale, AZHorizon High School

Heads into fall camp competing with Tusi Sa’au forthe starting spot at left guard ... can play both guardand center ... one of three starters returning on theoffensive line ... earned his first letter in 2003 ... playedin 12 games ... started in season opener at Ohio State ... also started in Nevadacontest and final four games of the year.

1 C.J. WallaceSS ... 6-0 ... 205Sophomore - 1 LetterSacramento, CAGrant Union High School

Enters fall camp as likely starter at strong safety ...earned his first letter last season ... appeared in 11games ... did not play against California ... made hisonly tackle against Nevada ... named the Most Improved Safety during springdrills.




4 Scott WhiteILB ... 6-1 ... 230Sophomore - 1 LetterLemon Grove, CAMission Bay High School

Likely starter at one inside linebacker spot this fall ...earned his first letter in 2003 ... played in all 12 games... named to The Sporting News’ 2003 Pac-10 All-Freshman team ...finished the season with 26 tacklesand 2.5 tackles for loss ... started the season in impressive fashion with six tacklesagainst defending national champions Ohio State ... had 16 of his 26 stops duringthe first four games of the season.

Year G-S Solo Asst. Tot. Loss FC FR PD Int. Sacks2003 14 12 26 2.5-4 1 1-0 0 0-0 0-0

18 Corey WilliamsWR ... 6-1 ... 195Sophomore - 1 LetterLas Vegas, NVLas Vegas High School

Enters fall camp as likely candidate to replace ReggieWilliams at split end ... earned his first letter in 2003... one of nine true freshmen to set playing time ...appeared in nine games ... caught five passes for 57yards ... only player besides Williams and Charles Frederick to record more thanone touchdown catch during the season ... first scoring catch came at Arizona ...ensured himself a place in Husky lore with his dramatic 21-yard game-winningtouchdown reception against Washington State with 1:10 to play ... Cougar gameproved to be his most productive with a pair of catches for 31 yards ... recordedhis first reception, a 13-yarder, against Idaho ... also had receptions versus Oregonand Arizona.

Year G-S Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG2003 5 57 11.4 2 21



Husky NewcomersName Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/JUCO)Tyler Ashby OL 6-4 290 Seattle, WA (Ballard)Keauntea Bankhead S 5-11 200 Seattle, WA (Ballard)Casey Bulyca OL 6-7 285 Woodinville, WA (Woodinville)Ryan Bush OL 6-4 285 Puyallup, WA (Rogers)Nathan Flowers OL 6-4 285 San Diego, CA (Chula Vista)Mesphin Forrester S 6-3 195 Los Angeles, CA (Venice)Dashon Goldson * S 6-1 200 Carson, CA (Narbonne/Coffeyville CC)Rashaad Goodrum * DE 6-3 225 Fayetteville, NC (Pine Forest/L.A. Valley CC)Greyson Gunheim DE 6-6 240 Sebastopol, CA (Analy)Darin Harris CB 5-11 200 Federal Way, WA (Decatur)Jasper Henry DT 6-2 260 Los Angeles, CA (Dorsey)Daniel Howell LB 6-2 210 Newhall, CA (Hart)Johnie Kirton TB 6-3 248 Everett, WA (Jackson)Luke Kravitz FB 6-1 210 Olympia, WA (Olympia)Erick Lobos DT 6-3 280 Los Angeles, CA (Venice)Jovon O’Connor OL 6-5 295 Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles)Josh Okoebor CB 5-10 180 Colton, CA (Fontana/Valley CC)Caesar Rayford TE/DL 6-7 230 Spanaway, WA (Bethel)Chet Sanders S 6-1 185 Carson, CA (Carson)Matt Tuiasosopo QB 6-2 205 Woodinville, WA (Woodinville)Trenton Tuiasosopo LB 6-2 225 Everett, WA (Mariner)Jordan White-Frisbee DE 6-7 290 Kenmore, WA (Inglemoor)Walt Winter TE/LB 6-5 230 Bothell, WA (Juanita)

* Junior College Transfer. Signed national letter of intent in December.

Tyler AshbyOL ... 6-4 ... 290

FreshmanSeattle, WA (Ballard)

A 4A all-state selection by the Associated Press … named to the SeattleTimes all-state and all-area teams … a member of the Tacoma NewsTribune’s all-state team … picked for Seattle Times Red Chip prospectsquad … tabbed by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for its football All-Starteam … received one vote in Long Beach Press Telegram’s “Best in theWest Poll” … teammate of fellow recruit Keauntea Bankhead … helpedto lead Ballard to the state title game for the first time in 60 years … wasan offensive guard for the Beavers … named an All-KingCo 4A offensivelineman as both a junior and senior … a first-team All-Metro selection asa sophomore … helped team to lead KingCo with 354.2 yards of totaloffense per game … team was 11-3 during his senior season … Beaversbecame the first Seattle public high school to reach state championshipgame in 15 years … rated the No. 23 prospect in the state by SuperPrep… named to PrepStar’s all-region team … team was 6-3 his junior seasonand 5-4 as a sophomore … named to Fab50 Recruiting’s list of top-50offensive linemen … played for coach Doug Trainor at Ballard.

Keauntea BankheadS ... 5-11 ... 200

FreshmanSeattle, WA (Ballard)

Consensus Washington state player of the year … Parade All-American… one of 30 players named to EA Sports All-America Team … a 4A all-state selection by the Associated Press … named the Seattle Times stateplayer of the year for all classifications … tabbed by the Tacoma NewsTribune as its player of the year … was the Seattle Times 4A player of the

year and named to that publication’s Blue Chip prospect high schoolfootball team … was an all-area selection by the Seattle Times … namedto the Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s All-Star team as its defensive MVP …picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its “Western 100” Team … namedto the Tacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggets team … received onevote in Long Beach Press Telegram’s “Best in the West Poll” … named toall-KingCo at free safety, wide receiver and as a kick returner … led Ballardto the state title game for the first time in 60 years … Beavers became thefirst Seattle public high school to reach state championship game in 15years … played safety, wide receiver, running back and returned kicks forthe Beavers … had 78.5 tackles, including 66 solo stops … recorded 10tackles for loss and five sacks … had 1,966 all-purpose yards as a seniorand racked up 28 touchdowns … was the KingCo defensive player of theyear … led KingCo 4A in all-purpose yardage … carried the ball 84 timesfor 641 yards (7.0 avg.) … had 10 rushes for touchdowns … caught 63passes for 853 yards (13.5 avg.) … had 14 receptions for scores … setstate record with 22 receptions for 197 yards and five TD catches in gamevs. Monroe … took over for injured teammate at running back during playoffgame vs. Oak Harbor and rushed for 184 yards in 21-10 victory … teamwas 11-3 during his senior season … team was 6-3 his junior season and5-4 as a sophomore … four star pick by Max Emfinger Recruiting … aSuperPrep All-American … listed as No. 17 defensive back in the nationand the No. 3 prospect in the state by SuperPrep … … named to PrepStar’sAll-America team … named to Seattle Times “Star Times” team as a junior…as a junior he led his conference with 45 receptions for 800 yards and10 touchdowns … had 71 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a junior … played forcoach Doug Trainor at Ballard.



Casey BulycaOL ... 6-7 ... 285

FreshmanWoodinville, WA (Woodinville)

Named to the Seattle Times all-state and all-area teams … honorablemention selection to Tacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggets team …picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its “Western 100” Team …honorable mention selection to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s all-star team… named to all-KingCo at guard … was a second-team all-league pick asa junior … picked for Seattle Times Red Chip prospect squad … teammateof fellow recruit Matt Tuiasosopo … slowed early in his senior season bya shoulder injury … helped team top KingCo 4A with 264.2 rushing yardsper game … rated the No. 12 prospect in the state by SuperPrep … wasthe first player in the recruiting class to verbally commit to Washington …named a PrepStar All-American … team posted a 5-4 record his seniorseason … named to Fab50 Recruiting’s list of top-50 offensive linemen… played for coach Mark Leander at Woodinville.

Ryan BushOL ... 6-4 ... 285

FreshmanPuyallup, WA (Rogers)

Named to the Seattle Times all-state team … a member of the TacomaNews Tribune’s all-state team … picked for Seattle Times Red Chipprospect squad … was a center for the Rams … a first-team South PugetSound League pick as a senior and junior at offensive line … namedsecond-team all-conference as a junior at defensive line … rated the No.19 prospect in the state by SuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s all-regionteam … Rogers posted a 6-4 record his senior season … named to Fab50Recruiting’s list of top-50 offensive linemen … played for coach BillWernofsky at Rogers.

Nathan FlowersOL ... 6-4 ... 285

FreshmanSan Diego, CA (Chula Vista)

Second-team all-state pick by CalHi-Sports … named to San Diego UnionTribune all-area team … first-team selection to all-CIF San Diego team …helped team to 10-0 regular season record and Mesa League title …team lost to Mira Mesa in first round of Division I playoffs … team was 6-5 in 2002 and 4-6 in 2001 … offensive tackle in high school … all-MetroMesa League as a junior and senior … was a second-team all-conferencepick as a sophomore … helped Chula Vista offense average 440 yardsper game, the second highest total in the state … named to PrepStar’sall-region team … also a starter for Spartan basketball team … played forcoach Rex Johnson at Chula Vista.

Mesphin ForresterS ... 6-3 ... 195

FreshmanLos Angeles, CA (Venice)

An all-Western League selection … helped team to a 13-1 record as asenior … team won Los Angeles City Western League with 5-0 mark …team made it to Los Angeles City Championship before losing to Carson30-20 … the game marked the first time the Gondoliers had advanced tothe CIF Championship … had 90 tackles, including 58 solo stops, as asenior …. team ranked 10th in Los Angeles Times prep standings … Veniceaveraged 42 points per game during the season … had four interceptions… averaged 41.9 yards per interception return … had 99-yard interceptionreturn vs. Sylmar … had one fumble recovery and one sack during the2003 season … was a strong safety in high school … older brother, Wale,is a cornerback at California … rated No. 95 prospect in California bySuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s all-region team … played for theCalifornia team in the CaliFlorida Bowl V in January in Moorpark, Calif. …teammate of fellow signee Erick Lobos … played for coach Angelo Gascaat Venice.

Dashon GoldsonFS ... 6-1 ... 200

JuniorCarson, CA (Coffeyville CC)

Enrolled at Washington in the spring ... shoulder surgery prevented hisparticipation in spring practices ... originally signed a letter of intent withWashington in 2002 ... was a 6-1, 200-pound safety at Coffeyville (Kan.)Community College ... played for head coach Jeff Leiker at Coffeyville ...helped his team to a 9-3 record in 2003 ... was named a first-team NationalJunior College Athletic Association All-American ... also earned first-teamall-Jayhawk Community College honors ... named the KJCCC defensiveplayer of the year ... was sixth in the league with 99 tackles and had a pairof interceptions ... Coffeyville defense was the top-ranked in theconference, allowing just 246.7 yards per game ... played high schoolfootball at Narbonne ... as a senior, totaled 130 tackles, six tackles forloss and six interceptions, including two for scores ... received two votesin the Long Beach Press-Telegram’s 2001 “Best in the West” poll andearned first-team all-Marine League honors in each of his final two seasonsfor coach by J.R. Munoz.

Rashaad GoodrumDE ... 6-3 ... 225

JuniorSeattle, WA (Los Angeles Valley Col.)

A two-year starter as a linebacker/defensive end at Los Angeles ValleyCollege ... signed with Washington in December ... had 55 total tackleslast season including 35 solo stops ... credited with 16 tackles for loss, sixsacks and 18 quarterback hurries ... also forced a pair of fumbles ... Rateda four-star performer by Max Emfinger Football ... earned all-WesternStates Conference honors in 2003 while playing for coach Ron Ponciano... the Monarchs finished 1-9 last season ... prepped at Pine Forest HighSchool in Fayetteville, N.C. ... was a second-team all-Mid SouthConference selection his senior season ... played both fullback andlinebacker for coach Dean Saffos ... averaged 6.0 yards per carry as arunning back during his senior season ... younger brother, Nuru, is afreshman fullback at The Citadel.



Greyson GunheimDE ... 6-6 ... 240

FreshmanSebastopol, CA (Analy)

Named his area’s defensive player of the year by thePetaluma (Calif.) Argus Courier ... also named first-team all-Empire runningback by that newspaper ... picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its“Western 100” Team …named to California’s all-state defensive first-teamfor mid-sized schools ... rushed for 1,700 yards and 25 touchdowns, butstood out even more as a defensive lineman ... had 55 tackles and 11sacks … chosen as a scholar-athlete by the Northern California chapterof the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame … namedthe El Molino All-SCL running back of the year in 2002 by the SonomaWest News and Times … helped team to a 9-3 record as a senior … alsoa member of the Analy basketball team … five star pick by Max EmfingerRecruiting at rush defensive end … rated the No. 42 player in Californiaby SuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s all-region team … played for coachMike Mareda at Analy.

Darin HarrisCB ... 5-11 ... 200

FreshmanFederal Way, WA (Decatur)

A 4A all-state selection as a defensive back by the Associated Press …named to the Seattle Times all-state and all-area teams … honorablemention selection to Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s all-star team … also playedquarterback for the Gators … rushed 54 times for 303 yards and fourtouchdowns … passed for 507 yards as a senior … led team to stateplayoffs for the first time … picked for Seattle Times Red Chip prospectsquad … rated the No. 17 player in the state by SuperPrep … named toPrepStar’s All-America team … coached by Bill Heglar at Decatur.

Jasper HenryDT ... 6-2 ... 260

FreshmanLos Angeles, CA (Dorsey)

Helped Dorsey to a 12-1 record … team placed first in Los Angeles CityColiseum League with a 5-0 record … reached semifinals of City Leaguechampionship … was also a running back at Dorsey … scored a pair oftouchdowns as a senior … had nine rushes for 58 yards … averaged 5.3yards per carry … Dons were ranked 13th in Los Angeles Times prepstandings …… named to PrepStar’s all-region team …also a standoutshot-putter on the Dorsey track team ... won a high school shot put eventat the prestigious Mt. SAC Relays last year with a toss of 53-feet, 6.75-inches and took second place at the 2002 L.A. Watts Summer Games …played for coach Paul Knox at Dorsey.

Daniel HowellLB ... 6-2 ... 210

FreshmanNewhall, CA (Hart)

Helped team to three consecutive trips to the CIF-SS Division II title game,winning championships as a sophomore and senior … earned all-CIF-Southern Section honors as a linebacker … rushed for 1,258 yards as asenior … averaged 5.9 yards per carry … had 27 touchdowns in 2003,including 24 by rushing … caught 22 passes for 237 yards and threescores … led Hart with 1,514 all-purpose yards … managed 55 tackleson defense, including three sacks … had three interceptions and fourfumble recoveries … returned 16 punts for 482 yards, averaging 30 yardsper return … earned all-SVC honors as a senior … helped team to an 11-3 record in 2003 after Indians started the year 0-3 … rushed for fourtouchdowns in 35-21 CIF-SS Division II semifinal victory against SanClemente … handled team’s punting duties … named to PrepStar’s all-region team … team finished the season ranked No. 8 in the west by USAToday ... team finished the season 11-3 … sprinter and jumper on theHart track squad … earned all-SVC honors for track team as a junior …played for coach Mike Harrington at Hart.

Johnie KirtonTB ... 6-3 ... 248

FreshmanEverett, WA(Jackson)

Selected as the Gatorade state player of the year … named the AssociatedPress player of the year for class 4A and all classes … a member of theTacoma News Tribune’s all-state team … honorable mention selection toTacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggets team … named to the SeattleTimes all-state team … picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its“Western 100” Team … tabbed by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer for itsfootball all-star team … named to the Seattle Times all-area team and itsBlue Chip prospect squad … named to all-Wesco at running back … gained2,675 yards as a senior, his first as the feature back in the Jackson offense… his rushing total was one yard short of the Washington state prep single-season record … averaged 8.9 yards per carry … scored 34 touchdowns… would cook dinner for his linemen after big games … four star pick byMax Emfinger Recruiting … also played defensive end … rated the No.16 prospect in the state by SuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s all-regionteam … received one vote in Long Beach Press Telegram’s “Best in theWest Poll” … played for coach Joel Vincent at Jackson.

Luke KravitzFB ... 6-1 ... 210

FreshmanOlympia, WA (Olympia)

A 4A all-state selection by the Associated Press … a member of the TacomaNews Tribune’s all-state team … second-team all-state pick by the SeattleTimes … picked for Seattle Times Red Chip prospect squad … rushed for2,460 yards and 41 touchdowns … finished his career with 4,300 yardsand 77 touchdowns … named to The Olympian’s All-South Sound teamand was co-player of the year … rushed for 1,100 yards as a sophomorebut was slowed by an injury during his junior season when he gained 970yards … helped team to 4A Narrows League title as a senior … alsocompetes on Bears’ track team … father, Al, was a defensive end wholettered as a Husky in 1970 and 1971 … helped team to the semifinals ofthe 4A state playoffs in 2003 … named to PrepStar’s all-region team …team finished 12-1 in 2003 and reached semifinals of state 4Achampionship … scored seven touchdowns and rushed for 253 yards on30 carries vs. Shelton … performance included a 90-yard kickoff return



for a score … family room at his home is nicknamed the “Husky Room”and is painted purple and gold … finished his prep career as Olympia’sall-time leading rusher and scorer … played for coach Bill Beattie atOlympia.

Erick LobosDT ... 6-3 ... 280

FreshmanLos Angeles, CA (Venice)

Helped team to a 13-1 record as a senior … team won Los Angeles CityWestern League with 5-0 mark … team made it to Los Angeles CityChampionship before losing to Carson 30-20 … the game marked thefirst time the Gondoliers had advanced to the CIF Championship … teamranked 10th in Los Angeles Times prep standings … Venice averaged 42points per game during the season … recorded 15 sacks as a senior …recorded 75 total tackles … recovered four fumbles … played on offensiveline and at defensive tackle … named a first-team all-league pick andwas a second-team All-L.A City Section pick as a junior at offensive line… third-team all-state selection by CalHi-Sports … ranked as No. 53prospect in California by SuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s all-regionteam …played for the California team in the CaliFlorida Bowl V in Jan. inMoorpark, Calif. ... high school teammate of fellow UW signee MesphinForrester … played for coach Angelo Gasca at Venice.

Jovon O’ConnorOL ... 6-5 ... 295

FreshmanLos Angeles, CA (Los Angeles)

A standout on both the offensive and defensive line for the Romans …played four years of varsity football … team posted an 8-3 record duringhis senior season, falling 20-19 to Canoga Park in the Los Angeles Citytournament … helped to lead Romans in rushing in the Northern Leaguewith 199.7 yards per game … played for coach Hardy Williams at LosAngeles.

Josh OkoeborCB ... 5-10 ... 180

JuniorColton, CA (Fontana/Valley CC)

Missed the 2003 season at San Bernardino Valley College due to ahamstring injury and took a red-shirt year ... will therefore have threeseasons to play and will enter the UW as a redshirt-sophomore ... all-conference and second-team all-CIF as a senior at Fontana High School... played both wide receiver and cornerback during his freshman year(2002) at San Bernardino Valley JC ... as a freshman at SBVC, had 37tackles, three interceptions and 19 deflected passes ... brother, Shedrack,is a starting wide receiver at Idaho State.

Caesar RayfordTE/DL ... 6-7 ... 230

FreshmanSpanaway, WA(Bethel)

Honorable mention selection to Tacoma News Tribune’s NorthwestNuggets team … honorable mention selection to Associated Press 4A all-state team … played tight end and defensive end … anchored a defensethat allowed only 12 touchdowns and 144 points during the season …team posted a 10-1 record, including an 8-0 mark in South Puget SoundLeague play … had seven sacks during the season … used his size toblock two punts and a pair of field goal attempts … earned all-South PugetSound League honors as a senior … his team finished the season rankedNo. 1 in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s Super 11 state rankings … helpedBethel to the 4A state basketball tournament as a junior as a center …picked for Seattle Times Red Chip prospect squad … rated the No. 15prospect in the state by SuperPrep … played for coach Eric Kurle at Bethel.

Chet SandersS ... 6-1 ... 185

FreshmanCarson, CA (Carson)

Registered 49 tackles and six interceptions as a senior at Carson, playingin nine of the Colts’ 14 games … missed early portion of the 2003 seasondue to a knee injury ... returned his six picks for a total of 146 yards andone touchdown ... helped team to 11-3 record his senior season ... helpedthe Colts win their 11th City Championship with a win over Venice High …third-team all-state pick by CalHi-Sports … … four star pick by MaxEmfinger Recruiting at strong safety … rated No. 83 prospect in Californiaby SuperPrep … named to PrepStar’s All-America team … played forcoach John Aguirre at Carson.

Matt TuiasosopoQB ... 6-2 ... 205

FreshmanWoodinville, WA (Woodinville)

Named the No. 3 player in the Long Beach Press Telegram’s “Best in theWest” poll … selected by the Orange County Register for its Fab 15 team… named to the Tacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggets team …picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its “Western 100” Team … namedto all-KingCo at quarterback … ran option offense in high school … teamtopped KingCo 4A with 264.2 rushing yards per game … rushed for 831yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior … sidelined for a portion of hissenior season due to a sprained knee … passed for 778 yards with fourtouchdowns in 2003 … also played defensive back for the Falcons …cousin, Trenton, is also a member of Husky recruiting class … named toMax Emfinger’s Adidas Fab-50 team … rated the No. 3 “athleticquarterback” in the nation by Emfinger … ranked No. 37 player in thenation by Tom Lemming for espn.com … picked for Seattle Times BlueChip prospect squad … named to SuperPrep’s Elite 50 All-America team… ranked as the No. 6 quarterback in the nation by SuperPrep and thetop prospect for the state of Washington … named an All-American toPrepStar’s “Dream Team” … rated the No. 4 quarterback in the nation byPrepStar and that publication’s top quarterback in the west region … listedas No. 16 player in the nation by the Dallas Morning News … attendedthe EA Sports Elite 11 Quarterback Camp and was voted “Most Likely toSucceed in College” by the counselors … team posted a 5-4 record hissenior season … played for coach Mark Leander at Woodinville.



Trenton TuiasosopoLB ... 6-2 ... 225

FreshmanEverett, WA (Mariner)

A 4A all-state selection by the Associated Press at both tight end andlinebacker … was a three-year starter at both linebacker and tight end …honorable mention selection to Tacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggetsteam … named to the Seattle Times all-state and all-area teams … …picked by the Tacoma News Tribune for its “Western 100” Team … pickedfor Seattle Times Red Chip prospect squad … cousin, Matt, is also amember of the Husky recruiting class … helped Mariner to a 9-2 seasonas senior … recorded five sacks in 2003 … anchored a defense that shutout four opponents … an all-WesCo South selection as a junior and seniorat tight end and inside linebacker … cousin of current Husky fullbackZach Tuiasosopo and former Husky quarterback Marques Tuiasosopo …ranked as the No. 8 prospect in Washington by SuperPrep … … namedto PrepStar’s All-America team … named to Fab50 Recruiting’s list oftop-50 linebackers … played for coach John Ondriezek at Mariner.

Jordan White-FrisbeeDE ... 6-7 ... 290

FreshmanKenmore, WA (Inglemoor)

Named to the Seattle Times all-state and all-area teams … honorablemention selection to Tacoma News Tribune’s Northwest Nuggets team …honorable mention selection to Associated Press 4A all-state team …named to all-KingCo at offensive tackle and defensive line … helpedVikings to district playoffs after a 4-5 finish during his junior season …also plays basketball at Inglemoor … rated the No. 13 prospect in thestate by SuperPrep … four star pick by Max Emfinger Recruiting atdefensive tackle … had 10 sacks in five games during his junior season… was sidelined for part of the campaign due to an ankle injury … namedto PrepStar’s All-America team … team was 6-4 his senior season …named to Fab50 Recruiting’s list of top-50 defensive ends … played forcoach Frank Naish at Inglemoor.

Walt WinterTE/LB ... 6-5 ... 230

FreshmanBothell, WA (Juanita)

Named to the Seattle Times all-state and all-area teams … picked forSeattle Times Blue Chip prospect squad … played in the U.S. Army All-American bowl … one of four players from the state picked for the game… picked by theTacoma News Tribune for its “Western 100” Team … honorable mentionselection to Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s All-Star team … named to all-KingCo at outside linebacker … Rebels posted a 3-6 record during hissenior season … caught 14 passes as a tight end for 217 yards … had 57solo tackles during the season … accounted for nine tackles for loss andtwo interceptions … picked up all-conference honors as a junior and senior… four star pick by Max Emfinger Recruiting at rush defensive end …listed as the No. 4 prospect in the state by SuperPrep … named toPrepStar’s All-America team … named to Fab50 Recruiting’s list of top-50 defensive ends … played for coach Mike Pluschke at Juanita.



Head Coach Keith GilbertsonA well-respected coach in the Pacific Northwest for more

than 20 years, A long-time assistant coach at Washington,Keith Gilbertson was named the Huskies’ head coach justweeks before the start of the 2003 season. During his inauguralseason as the program’s head coach, he directed Washingtonto a 6-6 record, highlighted by the team’s sixth consecutivevictory against cross-state rival Washington State in the AppleCup.

Gilbertson knew he was inheriting a challenging role when heagreed to guide the program through a difficult time. Hereplaced Rick Neuheisel, who took Washington to four con-secutive bowl appearances. Neuheisel had his contract termi-nated after compiling a 33-16 record.

Gilbertson accepted the position because of his passion forHusky football. That relationship started when he was a childgrowing up in nearby Everett. He would often attend Huskygames, buying a one dollar ticket to sit in the inexpensiveendzone seats.

When presented the opportunity to join Don James UW staffin 1976 as a graduate assistant, he jumped at the chance.Since that time he has coached in the professional ranks,directed two other college programs and made several stopsback with the Huskies.

The 2004 season will be the 10th year of coaching atWashington for Gilbertson. He is currently in his third term ofservice with the Husky program. He was a graduate assistantcoach in 1976, an assistant coach from 1989-91 and againfrom 1999-2002.

Gilbertson is the 24th head coach in the program’s history.When he accepted the job at age 55, he became the oldestindividual to be named Washington’s head coach.

Gilbertson’s previous head coaching experience includesstints at Idaho (1986-88) and California (1992-95). He has acombined record of 48-35 at those two schools over sevenseasons. His overall record as a head coach now stands at 54-41.

Gilbertson had been the Huskies’ offensive coordinator from2000-2002. He was also a graduate assistant coach at the UWin 1976, as offensive line coach in 1998-90 and as the offensivecoordinator in the national championship season of 1991. In1999, he returned to Washington as assistant head coach andtight ends coach before being named offensive coordinatorprior to the 2000 season.

In his two terms as the UW’s offensive coordinator, Gilbertsonbuilt a reputation for varied and potent offenses. Gilbertson wasinstrumental in developing Washington’s offense into one ofthe most explosive in the nation between 1989 and 1991. Hewas the Huskies’ offensive line coach his first two seasons andtook over as the offensive coordinator in 1991 when Washing-ton won the national championship. The 1991 Washington

team led the Pac-10 intotal offense, rushing of-fense and scoring offense,relying on a balanced at-tack

In 2002, that offensewas the most potent pass-ing attack ever seen notonly at Washington, but inthe Pac-10. Junior quar-terback Cody Pickettsmashed the Pac-10record for single-seasonpassing yardage andcompletions while the UWthrew for 4,501 yards as ateam, breaking the old Pac-10 record by 712 yards.

In 2001, with a sophomore Pickett taking over the signalcalling,the Husky offense was second in the Pac-10 in passing,averaging 279.5 yards per game. A year earlier, behind seniorquarterback Marques Tuiasosopo, UW’s option-oriented rush-ing attack led the Pac-10 and was 16th nationally. The Huskies’ability to come from behind in the fourth quarter helped UW tothe Pac-10 title and the 2001 Rose Bowl Championship.

Gilbertson began his coaching career as a graduate assis-tant at Idaho State (1971-74) and earned a degree in educationfrom Western Washington, where he was a grad assistant in1975.

After serving the 1976 season as a grad assistant at Wash-ington for Don James, he was the offensive coordinator at UtahState from 1977 to 1981. In 1982 he joined Dennis Erickson’sstaff at Idaho for one season as the offensive coordinator. TheVandals recorded an 8-3 regular-season record and advancedto the quarterfinals of the NCAA I-AA playoffs.

For three seasons, from 1983-85, he coached in the USFL forthe Los Angeles Express. He returned to Idaho in 1985 as theoffensive coordinator and helped the Vandals to a 9-2 regular-season record and another trip to the NCAA playoffs. Thefollowing season he took over as Idaho’s head coach whenErickson was named head coach at Washington State.

Gilbertson led the Vandals to an 11-2 record in 1988, the bestmark in school history. That year Idaho advanced to the NCAADivision I-AA semifinals and he was named the Big SkyConference coach of the year. His 1987 and 1988 teams bothwon the Big Sky championships. His .757 career winningpercentage is still the highest in Idaho history.

His three Vandal teams produced a combined record of 28-9 and advanced to the I-AA playoffs all three seasons. Whenhe left Idaho his winning percentage (.757) ranked as thesecond best mark in the history of the Big Sky Conference. His



Husky Assistant Coaches

Charlie DickeyAssistant CoachOffensive Line

John PettasOffensive Coordinator/

Quarterbacks

Phil SnowDefensive Coordinator

Safeties

Scott PelluerAssistant Coach

Tight Ends/Special Teams

Randy HartAssistant CoachDefensive Line

Steve AxmanAssistant CoachWide Receivers

Cornell JacksonAssistant CoachRunning Backs

Chris TormeyAssistant Coach

Linebackers

Jimmy LakeAssistant Coach

Cornerbacks

winning percentage of .826 in conference games (19-4) wasthe best in league history.

After working on James’ staff at Washington from 1989-91,Gilbertson left the Huskies following the team’s 1991 nationalchampionship season to take over as the head coach atCalifornia. His four-year stint as the Golden Bears’ coach washighlighted by the 1993 team that posted a 9-4 record anddefeated Iowa 37-3 in the Alamo Bowl. That win stands asCalifornia’s last bowl victory. Gilbertson was also the last Calcoach to pin a loss on arch rival Stanford until 2002.

Following his head coaching tenure at California, Gilbertsonworked as an assistant coach for the Seattle Seahawks onErickson’s staff for three seasons. In 1996 he served as adefensive specialist and took over as the tight ends coach forthe 1997 and 1998 seasons.

Gilbertson grew up in Snohomish, Wash., where his father,Keith, Sr., has been a long-time prep coach. He attendedSnohomish High School before going on to play football atCentral Washington in 1967, Columbia Basin Junior College in1968, and Hawaii from 1969-70.

He later returned to earn his bachelor’s degree in social

sciences from Central Washington in 1971. Gilbertson earneda degree in education from Western Washington in 1974.

Born in Snohomish on May 15, 1948, he attended SnohomishHigh School. Gilbertson and his wife, Barbara, were married in1988 and have two children, Kristin and David. Gilbertson alsohas an adult daughter, Ann, who resides in Los Angeles.

Keith Gilbertson’s Head Coaching CareerYear School Overall Conf. Finish1986 Idaho 8-4 5-2 3rd Big Sky1987 Idaho 9-3 7-1 1st Big Sky1988 Idaho 11-2 7-1 1st Big Sky1992 California 4-7 2-6 9th Pac-101993 California 9-4 4-4 tie-4th Pac-101994 California 4-7 3-5 tie-5th Pac-101995 California 3-8 2-6 tie-8th Pac-102003 Washington 6-6 4-4 tie-5th Pac-10Idaho Totals 28-9 (.757) 19-4 (.826)California Totals 20-26 (.435) 11-21 (.344)Washington Totals 6-6 (.500) 4-4 (.500)Career Totals 54-41 (.568) 34-29 (.540)



Washington Overall Team StatisticsAll games

2003 Results (6-6, 4-4 in Pac-10)

Aug. 30 at Ohio State L, 28-9Sept. 6 INDIANA W, 38-13Sept. 20 IDAHO W, 45-14Sept. 27 STANFORD W, 28-17Oct. 4 at UCLA L, 46-16Oct. 11 NEVADA L, 28-17Oct. 18 at Oregon State W, 38-17Oct. 25 USC L, 43-23Nov. 1 OREGON W, 42-10Nov. 8 at Arizona L, 27-22Nov. 15 at California L, 54-7Nov. 22 WASHINGTON STATE W, 27-19

TEAM STATISTICS WASH OPP-----------------------------------------------------SCORING...................... 312 316 Points Per Game............ 26.0 26.3FIRST DOWNS.................. 271 215 Rushing.................... 90 81 Passing.................... 143 115 Penalty.................... 38 19RUSHING YARDAGE.............. 1434 1819 Yards gained rushing....... 1840 2199 Yards lost rushing......... 406 380 Rushing Attempts........... 464 444 Average Per Rush........... 3.1 4.1 Average Per Game........... 119.5 151.6 TDs Rushing................ 19 18PASSING YARDAGE.............. 3236 2801 Att-Comp-Int...............485-270-14 375-194-16 Average Per Pass........... 6.7 7.5 Average Per Catch.......... 12.0 14.4 Average Per Game........... 269.7 233.4 TDs Passing................ 17 18TOTAL OFFENSE................ 4670 4620 Total Plays................ 949 819 Average Per Play........... 4.9 5.6 Average Per Game........... 389.2 385.0KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS........ 48-878 37-645PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS........ 34-371 36-193INT RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 16-143 14-200KICK RETURN AVERAGE.......... 18.3 17.4PUNT RETURN AVERAGE.......... 10.9 5.4INT RETURN AVERAGE........... 8.9 14.3FUMBLES-LOST................. 30-16 14-10PENALTIES-YARDS.............. 92-748 113-995 Average Per Game........... 62.3 82.9PUNTS-YARDS.................. 72-2972 75-3015 Average Per Punt........... 41.3 40.2 Net punt average........... 38.6 35.3TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME...... 31:16 28:443RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS......... 81/201 64/178 3rd-Down Pct............... 40% 36%4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS......... 9/17 2/6 4th-Down Pct............... 53% 33%SACKS BY-YARDS............... 33-206 35-255MISC YARDS................... 55 19TOUCHDOWNS SCORED............ 41 40FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS......... 10-17 13-21PAT-ATTEMPTS................. 34-37 35-36ATTENDANCE................... 503341 297326 Games/Avg Per Game......... 7/71906 5/59465

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

Washington.......... 89 94 87 119 9 - 398 Opponents........... 79 112 81 64 6 - 342


2004 Washington Football • Spring Prospectus-----------------------------------------------------------Alexis, Rich 8 138 599 33 566 4.1 4 53 70.8James, Kenny 12 122 559 29 530 4.3 2 56 44.2Sampson,Shelton 12 60 315 41 274 4.6 8 77 22.8Tuiasosopo, Z 11 29 88 1 87 3.0 2 13 7.9Ballew, Scott 11 8 28 0 28 3.5 0 7 2.5Stanback,Isaiah 11 8 27 2 25 3.1 0 7 2.3Seery, Adam 12 5 14 0 14 2.8 0 4 1.2Williams,Reggie 12 3 11 0 11 3.7 0 5 0.9Eriks, Ty 12 3 9 0 9 3.0 0 4 0.8Frederick, Ch. 12 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 0.6Erickson, Garth 12 1 0 12 -12 -12.0 0 0 -1.0TEAM 7 2 -17 1 -18 -9.0 0 0 -2.6Paus, Casey 6 2 0 26 -26 -13.0 0 0 -4.3Pickett, Cody 12 80 200 261 -61 -0.8 3 14 -5.1Total.......... 12 464 1840 406 1434 3.1 19 77 119.5Opponents...... 12 444 2199 380 1819 4.1 18 69 151.6

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G---------------------------------------------------------------Pickett, Cody 12 118.09 454-257-13 56.6 3043 15 87 253.6Paus, Casey 6 118.63 23-10-1 43.5 151 2 63 25.2TEAM 7 0.00 5-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Stanback,Isaiah 11 175.60 2-2-0 100.0 18 0 13 1.6Sampson,Shelton 12 301.60 1-1-0 100.0 24 0 24 2.0Total.......... 12 117.51 485-270-14 55.7 3236 17 87 269.7Opponents...... 12 121.78 375-194-16 51.7 2801 18 85 233.4

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G-------------------------------------------------Williams,Reggie 12 89 1109 12.5 8 74 92.4Frederick, Ch. 12 59 831 14.1 5 87 69.2Lyon, Jon 12 17 231 13.6 0 34 19.2James, Kenny 12 17 122 7.2 0 22 10.2Alexis, Rich 8 15 163 10.9 0 27 20.4Tuiasosopo, Z 11 11 132 12.0 0 35 12.0Bandel, Ben 10 11 82 7.5 1 14 8.2Stanback,Isaiah 11 10 143 14.3 0 41 13.0Shackelford, S. 12 7 92 13.1 0 26 7.7Robbins, Justin 4 7 83 11.9 0 24 20.8Toledo, Joe 3 5 70 14.0 0 35 23.3Williams, Corey 9 5 57 11.4 2 21 6.3Slye, Jordan 8 4 36 9.0 0 17 4.5Daniels,Quintin 9 4 35 8.8 0 11 3.9Sampson,Shelton 12 3 18 6.0 0 14 1.5Seery, Adam 12 3 17 5.7 1 9 1.4Eriks, Ty 12 2 10 5.0 0 5 0.8Ramsey, Clayton 4 1 5 5.0 0 5 1.2Total.......... 12 270 3236 12.0 17 87 269.7Opponents...... 12 194 2801 14.4 18 85 233.4

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long---------------------------------------Frederick, Ch. 29 340 11.7 1 86Williams,Reggie 3 15 5.0 0 15Sims, James 1 10 10.0 0 0Shackelford, S. 1 6 6.0 0 6Total.......... 34 371 10.9 1 86Opponents...... 36 193 5.4 0 24

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long---------------------------------------Johnson,Derrick 6 62 10.3 1 36Benjamin, Evan 3 22 7.3 0 19Newell, Jimmy 3 1 0.3 0 1Cooper, Marquis 2 58 29.0 1 38Carothers, Greg 2 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... 16 143 8.9 2 38Opponents...... 14 200 14.3 3 57

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long---------------------------------------Alexander, Roc 13 268 20.6 0 54Frederick, Ch. 11 202 18.4 0 25Stanback,Isaiah 8 133 16.6 0 23Sampson,Shelton 6 108 18.0 0 24Johnson,Derrick 4 72 18.0 0 29Ballew, Scott 3 60 20.0 0 25Williams,Reggie 2 31 15.5 0 19Seery, Adam 1 4 4.0 0 4Total.......... 48 878 18.3 0 54Opponents...... 37 645 17.4 0 43

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long---------------------------------------Carothers, Greg 1 55 55.0 1 55Johnson, Terry 0 0 0.0 1 0Total.......... 1 55 55.0 2 55Opponents...... 2 19 9.5 1 19


2004 Washington Football • Spring Prospectus |------ PATs ------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points-------------------------------------------------------------Knudson, Evan 0 10-17 33-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 63Williams,Reggie 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Sampson,Shelton 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Frederick, Ch. 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Alexis, Rich 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Pickett, Cody 3 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0-1 0 0 18James, Kenny 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Williams, Corey 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Tuiasosopo, Z 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Carothers, Greg 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Johnson, Terry 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Bandel, Ben 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Johnson,Derrick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Cooper, Marquis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Seery, Adam 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Benjamin, Evan 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2Braunstein, M. 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1Biddle, Owen 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0Paus, Casey 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0Total.......... 41 10-17 34-37 0-2 0 0-2 0 1 312Opponents...... 40 13-21 35-36 0-1 1 1-3 0 0 316

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G----------------------------------------------Pickett, Cody 12 534 -61 3043 2982 248.5Alexis, Rich 8 138 566 0 566 70.8James, Kenny 12 122 530 0 530 44.2Sampson,Shelton 12 61 274 24 298 24.8Paus, Casey 6 25 -26 151 125 20.8Tuiasosopo, Z 11 29 87 0 87 7.9Stanback,Isaiah 11 10 25 18 43 3.9Ballew, Scott 11 8 28 0 28 2.5Seery, Adam 12 5 14 0 14 1.2Williams,Reggie 12 3 11 0 11 0.9Eriks, Ty 12 3 9 0 9 0.8Frederick, Ch. 12 3 7 0 7 0.6Erickson, Garth 12 1 -12 0 -12 -1.0TEAM 7 7 -18 0 -18 -2.6Total.......... 12 949 1434 3236 4670 389.2Opponents...... 12 819 1819 2801 4620 385.0

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk-----------------------------------------------------------------Knudson, Evan 10-17 58.8 0-0 2-2 3-7 5-8 0-0 46 4

FG SEQUENCE Washington OPPONENTS----------------------------------------------------Ohio State (46),35 -Indiana (21) (34),49,(39)Idaho (37) 28Stanford - (28)UCLA (44),(24),(37) (39)Nevada 37,38,43,(42) -Oregon State 48,(43) 48,(39)USC (40) 35,20,(20)Oregon 44,(30) (36)Arizona 35 32California - (20),(20),50,43Washington State - (33),(34),(20),(26)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd-----------------------------------------------------Erickson, Garth 70 2925 41.8 61 6 7 20 0Douglas, Sean 1 43 43.0 43 0 1 0 0TEAM 1 4 4.0 4 0 0 0 1Total.......... 72 2972 41.3 61 6 8 20 1Opponents...... 75 3015 40.2 66 4 17 19 1


2004 Washington Football • Spring ProspectusALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G------------------------------------------------------Frederick, Ch. 12 7 831 340 202 0 1380 115.0Williams,Reggie 12 11 1109 15 31 0 1166 97.2Alexis, Rich 8 566 163 0 0 0 729 91.1James, Kenny 12 530 122 0 0 0 652 54.3Sampson,Shelton 12 274 18 0 108 0 400 33.3Stanback,Isaiah 11 25 143 0 133 0 301 27.4Alexander, Roc 8 0 0 0 268 0 268 33.5Lyon, Jon 12 0 231 0 0 0 231 19.2Tuiasosopo, Z 11 87 132 0 0 0 219 19.9Johnson,Derrick 12 0 0 0 72 62 134 11.2Shackelford, S. 12 0 92 6 0 0 98 8.2Ballew, Scott 11 28 0 0 60 0 88 8.0Robbins, Justin 4 0 83 0 0 0 83 20.8Bandel, Ben 10 0 82 0 0 0 82 8.2Toledo, Joe 3 0 70 0 0 0 70 23.3Cooper, Marquis 12 0 0 0 0 58 58 4.8Williams, Corey 9 0 57 0 0 0 57 6.3Slye, Jordan 8 0 36 0 0 0 36 4.5Daniels,Quintin 9 0 35 0 0 0 35 3.9Seery, Adam 12 14 17 0 4 0 35 2.9Benjamin, Evan 12 0 0 0 0 22 22 1.8Eriks, Ty 12 9 10 0 0 0 19 1.6Sims, James 12 0 0 10 0 0 10 0.8Ramsey, Clayton 4 0 5 0 0 0 5 1.2Newell, Jimmy 12 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1Erickson, Garth 12 -12 0 0 0 0 -12 -1.0TEAM 7 -18 0 0 0 0 -18 -2.6Paus, Casey 6 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -4.3Pickett, Cody 12 -61 0 0 0 0 -61 -5.1Total.......... 12 1434 3236 371 878 143 6062 505.2Opponents...... 12 1819 2801 193 645 200 5658 471.5

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------88 Cooper, Marquis 12 62 27 89 8.5-39 4-24 2-58 5 . . 1 . .26 Newell, Jimmy 12 46 38 84 4.5-16 1-4 3-1 5 . 1-0 . . .35 Galloway, Tim 12 45 39 84 3.0-3 . . 1 . 1-0 1 . .27 Benjamin, Evan 12 41 30 71 3.0-9 . 3-22 1 . . . . 134 Carothers, Greg 12 37 20 57 10.0-42 4-18 2-0 1 . 1-55 . . .21 Johnson,Derrick 12 27 14 41 0.5-1 . 6-62 7 . 1-0 . . .43 Biddle, Owen 11 25 14 39 1.0-9 1-9 . . . . . . .59 Stevens, Jerome 12 21 15 36 7.5-31 4-20 . . . . . . .99 Johnson, Terry 12 25 10 35 18.5-98 10-80 . 1 . 1-0 1 . .56 Hopoi, Manase 12 21 10 31 10.5-41 4-17 . . . 2-0 . . . 7 White, Scott 12 14 12 26 2.5-4 . . . . 1-0 1 . . 3 Alexander, Roc 8 18 7 25 1.0-1 . . 3 . . 1 . . 5 Cunningham, Sam 11 18 4 22 . . . 3 . . . . .42 Krambrink,Tyler 12 12 8 20 2.5-14 2-13 . . . . . . .22 Sims, James 12 11 4 15 . . . . . . . 2 .91 Mateaki, Donny 12 5 7 12 1.0-6 2-6 . 1 . . . . .22 Eriks, Ty 12 4 8 12 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .86 Lasee, Graham 12 6 6 12 . . . . . 1-0 . . .41 Ala, Brandon 9 4 7 11 2.5-3 . . . . . . . .28 Massey, Chris 7 6 3 9 1.0-1 . . 4 . . 1 . .53 Lobendahn, Joe 3 6 1 7 . . . . . . . . .55 Alailefaleula,T 10 4 2 6 2.0-9 1-6 . . . . . . .23 Newberry, B.J. 12 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . . 6 Fountaine, Matt 10 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . .47 Bomar, Tahj 7 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .17 Douglas, Sean 12 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . . 9 Simpson, Dre 8 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .98 Milsten, Dan 10 2 1 3 . . . . . . 1 . .37 Ballew, Scott 11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .16 Seery, Adam 12 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .40 Roy, Eric 12 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .50 Vanneman, Brad 7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .74 Daniels,Stanley 5 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .31 Taylor, Kim 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 Wallace, C.J. 11 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .93 Murphy, William 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .89 Bandel, Ben 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 5 Tuiasosopo, Z 11 1 . 1 . . . . . 1-0 . . .15 Paus, Casey 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 3 Pickett, Cody 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .10 Frederick, Ch. 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . TEAM 7 4 . 4 4.0-12 2-9 . . . . 1 . . Total.......... 12 488 298 786 84-340 33-206 16-143 32 . 10-55 8 2 1 Opponents...... 12 552 392 944 91-381 35-255 14-200 46 3 16-19 19 5 .



2003 Game-by-Game StartersOpponent WR WT WG C SG ST TE QB TB FB WRat Ohio State R. Williams Barnes Walker Dicks Sa’au Newton Toledo Pickett Alexis Seery FrederickINDIANA R. Williams Barnes Dicks Bachert Meadow Newton Toledo Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo FrederickIDAHO Q. Daniels Barnes Dicks Bachert Sa’au Newton Bandel Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo FrederickSTANFORD R. Williams Barnes Dicks Bachert Sa’au Newton Bandel Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo Frederickat UCLA R. Williams Barnes Dicks Bachert Sa’au Newton Bandel Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo FrederickNEVADA R. Williams Barnes Walker Bachert Dicks Newton Bandel Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo Shackelfordat Oregon State R. Williams Barnes Dicks Bachert Sa’au Newton Bandel Pickett Alexis Tuiasosopo FrederickUSC R. Williams Barnes Dicks Bachert Sa’au Newton Bandel Pickett James Stanback* FrederickOREGON Lyon# Barnes Walker Bachert Dicks Newton Bandel Pickett James Tuiasosopo Frederickat Arizona R. Williams Barnes Walker Bachert Dicks Newton Bandel Pickett James Stanback* Slyeat California R. Williams Barnes Walker Bachert Vanneman Newton Lyon Pickett James Stanback* SlyeWASHINGTON ST. R. Williams Barnes Walker Bachert Vanneman Newton Slye* Pickett James Tuiasosopo Frederick* UW started three wide receivers # - UW started two tight ends

Opponent OLB DE DT DT DE ILB ILB FS SS CB CBat Ohio State Carothers Lasee T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Lobendahn Cooper Newell Benjamin Alexander D. JohnsonINDIANA Carothers Lasee T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Lobendahn Cooper Newell Benjamin Alexander D. JohnsonIDAHO Carothers Lasee T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Alexander D. JohnsonSTANFORD Carothers Lasee T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Alexander Masseyat UCLA Carothers Eriks T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Alexander D. JohnsonNEVADA Carothers Eriks T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Massey D. Johnsonat Oregon State Carothers T. Johnson Mateaki Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Cunningham D. JohnsonUSC Carothers T. Johnson Mateaki Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Benjamin Cunningham D. JohnsonOREGON Carothers T. Johnson Mateaki Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Biddle Cunningham D. Johnsonat Arizona Carothers Ala T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Biddle Cunningham D. Johnsonat California Carothers T. Johnson Mateaki Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Sims Cunningham D. JohnsonWASHINGTON ST. Carothers Eriks T. Johnson Stevens Hopoi Galloway Cooper Newell Biddle Cunningham D. Johnson

Game-by-Game Team StatisticsWashington Rushing Passing Total Off. First Downs Fumbles Penalties Time of

(Att.-Yds.-TD) (A-C-I-Yds.-TD) (Att.-Yds) (Tot.-R-Pa-Pn) (No.-Lost) (No.-Yds.) Possessionat Ohio State 24-7-1 49-26-0-255-0 73-262 15-0-12-3 0-0 8-46 28:01INDIANA 52-195-2 27-19-1-295-3 79-490 24-10-12-2 2-2 8-60 33:20IDAHO 49-231-5 34-24-1-271-0 83-502 27-12-12-3 2-2 9-94 35:27STANFORD 40-165-1 34-20-0-231-2 74-396 21-6-13-2 5-2 8-61 29:50at UCLA 31-77-0 46-26-2-281-1 77-358 23-4-15-4 3-1 10-63 29:06NEVADA 48-110-1 37-19-3-337-1 85-447 29-8-14-7 3-2 6-65 31:06at Oregon State 37-89-1 41-19-1-285-3 78-374 21-4-11-6 1-0 11-105 30:13USC 32-86-2 42-22-1-274-1 74-360 21-8-11-2 3-1 8-63 30:17OREGON 41-261-3 32-16-0-214-2 73-475 21-14-6-1 2-0 2-25 29:35at Arizona 35-101-1 51-31-0-351-2 86-452 24-8-14-2 3-2 8-69 32:58at California 33-34-1 47-25-2-259-0 80-293 22-6-13-3 2-1 6-32 32:14WASHINGTON ST. 42-78-1 45-23-2-183-2 69-261 23-10-10-0 4-3 8-65 33:11

Opponent Rushing Passing Total Off. First Downs Fumbles Penalties Time of(Att.-Yds.-TD) (A-C-I-Yds.-TD) (Att.-Yds) (Tot.-R-Pa-Pn) (No.-Lost) (No.-Yds.) Possession

at Ohio State 43-163-4 28-15-0-203-0 71-345 21-8-12-1 3-2 4-40 31:59INDIANA 40-85-1 30-16-1-199-0 70-284 15-6-7-2 2-1 7-60 26:40IDAHO 32-120-0 30-9-1-86-2 62-206 10-5-3-2 1-1 9-83 24:33STANFORD 40-129-0 32-16-2-159-2 72-288 19-5-10-4 0-0 9-90 30:10at UCLA 41-134-4 24-16-1-258-0 65-392 17-5-10-2 1-0 13-127 30:54NEVADA 33-98-0 30-19-1-299-3 63-397 18-5-11-2 0-0 17-149 28:54at Oregon State 33-46-1 48-21-3-344-1 81-390 21-3-17-1 1-1 15-141 29:47USC 43-214-1 29-19-0-351-4 72-565 26-12-11-3 1-1 6-50 29:43OREGON 34-73-0 29-16-1-246-1 63-319 14-5-8-1 2-2 10-75 30:25at Arizona 37-266-3 26-11-1-151-1 63-401 11-5-5-1 0-0 5-47 27:02at California 35-381-4 34-20-0-348-3 69-729 27-14-13-0 1-0 8-59 27:46WASHINGTON ST. 33-147-0 35-16-5-157-1 68-304 16-8-8-0 2-2 10-74 26:49



Game-by-Game Individual StatisticsRushing(Att.-Yds.-TD) Alexis James Sampson Tuiasosopo Seery Pickettat Ohio State 14-24-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-0 1-(-24)-1INDIANA 18-74-0 14-38-0 10-35-2 3-17-0 2-8-0 0-0-0IDAHO 22-116-2 8-45-0 5-23-1 2-13-1 2-4-0 5-13-1STANFORD 24-128-1 2-11-0 2-10-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 8-14-0at UCLA 18-78-0 5-17-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 5-(-21)-0NEVADA 30-120-1 0-0-0 1-(-1)-0 3-17-0 0-0-0 13-(-30)-0at Oregon State 12-26-0 14-42-1 8-22-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-(-4)-0USC INJ 13-58-1 7-22-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 11-21-1OREGON INJ 18-104-0 6-131-3 4-9-0 0-0-0 4-17-0at Arizona INJ 16-77-0 9-23-1 3-7-0 0-0-0 6-(-6)-0at California INJ 12-68-0 8-(-1)-0 3-8-1 0-0-0 7-(-35)-0WASHINGTON ST. INJ 19-70-0 4-10-1 4-11-0 0-0-0 13-(-6)-0

Passing(A-C-I-Yds.-TD) Pickett Stanback Pausat Ohio State 49-26-0-255-0 DNP DNPINDIANA 26-18-1-290-3 1-1-0-5-0 0-0-0-0-0IDAHO 29-20-1-234-0 1-1-0-13-0 4-3-0-24-0STANFORD 33-20-0-231-2 DNP (as QB) DNPat UCLA 42-26-2-281-1 DNP (as QB) 3-0-1-0-0NEVADA 37-19-3-337-1 DNP (as QB) DNPat Oregon State 40-19-1-285-3 DNP (as QB) 1-0-0-0-0USC 42-22-1-274-1 0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-0OREGON 21-11-0-97-0 0-0-0-0-0 8-5-0-117-2at Arizona 51-31-0-351-2 DNP (as QB) DNPat California 39-22-2-225-0 DNP (as QB) 7-2-0-10-0WASHINGTON ST. 45-23-2-183-2 DNP (as QB) DNP

Receiving(No.-Yds.-TD) R. Williams Frederick Stanback Robbins Toledo Alexis Daniels Bandel Lyon Shackelfordat Ohio State 10-107-0 6-69-0 DNP INJ 3-26-0 3-23-0 1-11-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0INDIANA 4-98-2 4-56-1 0-0-0 INJ 1-35-0 2-21-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-9-0IDAHO 4-72-0 3-32-0 1-12-0 4-40-0 INJ 3-30-0 2-20-0 2-16-0 1-5-0 0-0-0STANFORD 10-138-2 4-33-0 1-2-0 1-11-0 INJ 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-6-0 3-41-0 0-0-0at UCLA 10-105-1 5-58-0 1-9-0 1-8-0 INJ 2-30-0 0-0-0 4-37-0 2-31-0 0-0-0NEVADA 3-77-1 4-65-0 1-3-0 1-24-0 INJ 5-59-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-62-0 3-47-0at Oregon State 8-64-0 9-216-2 0-0-0 INJ INJ 0-0-0 1-4-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0USC 9-115-1 4-57-0 2-35-0 INJ 1-9-0 INJ 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-10-0 1-12-0OREGON 7-130-1 2-30-1 0-0-0 INJ INJ INJ 0-0-0 2-15-0 2-17-0 0-0-0at Arizona 13-121-0 3-38-0 4-82-0 INJ INJ INJ INJ 1-7-0 1-13-0 0-0-0at California 4-23-0 9-136-0 0-0-0 INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 4-46-0 2-24-0WASHINGTON ST. 7-59-0 6-41-1 0-0-0 INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 1-6-0 0-0-0

Tackles (U-A-TOT) Benjamin Newell S. White Cooper Stevens Carothers T. Johnson Galloway D. Johnson Alexander Hopoiat Ohio State 3-7-10 1-6-7 4-2-6 4-2-6 4-1-6 2-3-5 2-2-4 1-2-3 1-0-1 2-0-2 1-0-1INDIANA 3-4-7 3-3-6 2-3-5 4-4-8 0-2-2 6-2-8 3-0-3 4-2-6 4-0-4 0-2-2 2-0-2IDAHO 1-3-4 3-2-5 2-3-5 2-3-5 3-1-4 1-2-3 2-1-3 3-5-8 1-2-3 1-3-4 1-1-2STANFORD 2-3-5 2-3-5 1-0-1 8-5-13 1-3-4 3-3-6 3-1-4 4-5-9 1-2-3 5-1-6 3-1-4at UCLA 5-3-8 4-3-7 0-0-0 5-0-5 1-0-1 4-0-4 2-0-3 6-1-7 4-1-5 5-1-6 2-0-2NEVADA 0-0-0 6-5-11 1-2-3 4-3-7 0-2-2 2-2-4 2-2-4 1-5-6 2-0-2 1-0-1 4-3-7at Oregon State 9-2-11 4-2-6 3-0-3 4-2-6 1-1-2 4-1-5 0-1-1 4-2-6 2-1-3 INJ 2-2-4USC 3-3-6 4-4-8 0-0-0 6-4-10 1-0-1 3-3-6 1-1-1 1-5-6 5-3-8 INJ 0-1-1OREGON 0-0-0 4-4-8 0-0-0 7-2-9 3-3-6 0-2-2 1-2-3 7-3-10 3-2-5 INJ 3-0-3at Arizona 3-0-3 4-1-5 0-1-1 6-2-8 4-2-6 4-1-5 2-0-2 7-2-9 1-2-3 INJ 0-0-0at California 5-1-6 6-3-9 0-0-0 7-0-7 1-0-1 3-0-3 3-0-3 5-0-5 3-0-3 0-0-0 1-1-2WASHINGTON ST. 6-4-10 5-2-7 1-1-2 5-0-5 2-0-2 5-1-6 3-1-4 2-7-9 0-1-1 4-0-4 2-1-3



THE COACH: New Husky head coach Keith Gilbertson hit the groundrunning, as his first official day as the Washington coach was only a monthand a day before opening the 2003 season against defending nationalchampion Ohio State. However, Gilbertson had the advantage of havingserved as an assistant coach at the UW for the previous four seasons, histhird stint as a Dawg assistant. Gilbertson, a native of Snohomish, Wash.,north of Seattle, served as a graduate assistant at the UW under DonJames in 1976, James’ second season. In 1989, Gilbertson left his headcoaching job at Idaho to join the Washington staff, first as offensive linecoach before taking over as offensive coordinator in 1991, when the Hus-kies won the national championship and led the Pac-10 in rushing offense,total offense and scoring offense. In 1992, Gilbertson took his second headcoaching position, traveling down to the coast to California. His four-yearstint at Berkeley was highlighted by the 1993 team that posted a 9-4 recordand defeated Iowa, 37-3, in the Alamo Bowl. That win stands as California’slast bowl victory. Until last season, Gilbertson was the last Cal coach tonotch a win over rival Stanford. Gilbertson, a 1966 graduate of SnohomishHigh School, played football at the University of Hawaii and graduatedfrom Central Washington in 1971. His coaching career includes two pro-fessional stints, first as an assistant for the L.A. Express in the USFL (1983-85) and then for the Seattle Seahawks (1996-98). In his eight seasons asa head coach, Gilbertson has posted a career record of 54-43 while going34-29 in conference games.

Gilbertson Year-by-Year as a Head CoachYear School Overall Conf. Finish1986 Idaho 8-4 5-2 3rd Big Sky1987 Idaho 9-3 7-1 1st Big Sky1988 Idaho 11-2 7-1 1st Big Sky1992 California 4-7 2-6 9th Pac-101993 California 9-4 4-4 t-4th Pac-101994 California 4-7 3-5 t-5th Pac-101995 California 3-8 2-6 t-8th Pac-102003 Washington 6-6 4-4Totals 8 Seasons 54-41 (.557) 34-29 (.540)

PAC-10 DOUBLE DIP: Keith Gilbertson is the first coach in Husky historyto come to Washington after having been head man at another Pac-10school. In fact, it’s relatively rare for a coach to have served in that capac-ity at more than one Pac-10 institution. Recently, Bruce Snyder (Californiaand Arizona State), Dennis Erickson (Washington State at Oregon State)and Larry Smith (Arizona and USC) have done it. Earlier examples includeTommy Prothro (Oregon State at UCLA) and Washington’s own Leonard“Stub” Allison, who coached one season at the UW (1920) before eventu-ally spending 10 seasons as Cal head coach (1935-44).

CONTINUITY OF COACHING: Despite the coaching change over thesummer, it’s still fair to say that Washington has had more continuity in itshead coaches than any Pac-10 school over the past five decades or so.Going back to 1957, Washington has had only five head football coaches:Jim Owens (1957-75), Don James (1976-92), Jim Lambright (1993-99),Rick Neuheisel (1999-2002) and Keith Gilbertson (2003). In that time, thenine other Pac-10 schools have had an average of about eight coacheseach, a total of 76 (counting some of them – Bill Walsh, John Robinson,etc. – more than once). Oregon has had the next fewest with only six headcoaches over that span. Arizona State, California, USC and WashingtonState have had eight each. Oregon State and UCLA have had nine headcoaches each since ‘57, Arizona has had 10 (including this season’schange), and Stanford, 11.

Final 2002 Husky Football NotesSPREADING IT AROUND: Washington had a remarkable 18 playersrecord a pass reception during the 2003 season. A scan of the recordsindicates that the UW has never had as many as 18 receivers make acatch in a single season (records go back to 1972; before that only leadersare listed in final stats). Washington has used 16 receivers in two some-what recent seasons: 1992 and 2001, when the 16 receivers includedOmare Lowe (on a shovel pass on a fake punt) and quarterback CodyPickett (thrown to himself on a batted pass). Of the 18 Huskies to catch apass this year, 12 were making their first career reception: Kenny James,Quintin Daniels, Shelton Sampson, Ben Bandel, Adam Seery, Ty Eriks,Corey Williams, Isaiah Stanback, Sonny Shackelford, Clayton Ramsey,Jordan Slye and Jon Lyon. The Oregon State game earlier this year wastruly an anomoly as the Huskies completed passes to only four receivers.

RANKED-WINS STREAK: With a win at No. 22 Oregon State this sea-son, the Huskies extended a streak that has now lasted 16 years. Includ-ing 2003, the Huskies have beaten at least one team ranked in the Associ-ated Press poll in each of the last 16 seasons. In fact, Washington hasdefeated an AP-ranked team in 26 of its last 27 seasons prior to 2002. Theonly break in the streak came in 1988 when the Huskies played only twogames against nationally-ranked foes — UCLA (No. 2) and USC (No. 3),losing both of those games.

.500 OR BETTER SEASONS: A win in the Apple Cup gave the Huskies achance to keep one of their most vaunted streaks alive. While a possiblebowl game would still determine this season’s success, last year, the Hus-kies had their 26th consecutive season with a .500 or better record. Wash-ington finished the last year 7-6. The last time that UW finished below .500was 1976, when the Dawgs went 5-6. Since then, the Huskies are 220-93-3 (.701) overall. The Huskies’ 26-season streak of non-losing seasons isthe 14th longest in NCAA history and the fourth longest current streak(BYU’s 27-season streak was snapped last year). Nebraska, Michigan andFlorida State have already gained the requisite wins to ensure a .500-or-better season in 2003. Here are the longest current streaks:

42 seasons Nebraska 1962-200336 seasons Michigan 1968-200327 seasons Florida State 1977-200326 seasons Washington 1977-2002

THE SHUTOUT STREAK: Washington’s Apple Cup win marked the 265thconsecutive game in which Washington has not been shut out. That’s thebest streak among Pac-10 schools. BYU had its NCAA-record streaksnapped at 361 games last week, meaning that Texas has the longestcurrent streak with 276 games. The last opponent to hold the Huskiesscoreless was UCLA (31-0) on Nov. 7, 1981. Washington has played 176Pac-10 Conference games since then without a shutout — the secondbest current streak among Pac-10 schools.

Team All Games Pac-10 GamesWashington 265 176Washington State 223 220Oregon 218 158Arizona State 98 66USC 72 53California 54 75UCLA 27 18Oregon State 19 14Stanford 4 4Arizona 0 0



STREAKING IN THE PAC-10: While Washington’s string of 26 straightnon-losing seasons is easily the best in the Pac-10, their stretch of .500-or-better marks in Pac-10 play is even more dominant compared to therest of the league. The Huskies last finished under .500 in Pac-10 play in1988 (3-5), a streak of 15 straight non-losing league seasons. By contrast,every other team in the Pac-10 has had a losing league season at leastonce in the last four seasons (2000-2003). Only WSU, USC and UCLAhave three-year streaks currently running.

DECADE AFTER DECADE: Washington has won a conference title anda trip to the Rose Bowl in each of the last nine decades, dating back to the1920s when Washington won the berth in 1923 and 1925. In the 1930s,the Dawgs won the '36 title. In the '40s, Washington earned the trip in 1943and then barely slipped in under the wire in the 1950s, winning the 1959crown. The Huskies won two Rose Bowl berths in the 1960s -- 1960 and1963 -- and one in the 1970s (1977). Titles in 1980 and 1982 did it for thatdecade and three straight trips to Pasadena to begin the 1990s coveredthat 10-year span. Now in the 2000s, UW has become the first and onlyteam to earn Rose Bowl berths in nine straight decades. USC has thechance, over the next six years, to equal the Huskies if it gets a Rose Bowlberth sometime this decade.

WINNING THE CLOSE ONES: In 61 Husky games dating back to the startof the 1999 season, the winning margin (for either side) has been sevenpoints or fewer 24 times. In those 24 games decided by a touchdown or less,Washington is 16-8 and had won 10 straight before falling to Texas, 47-43in the 2001 Holiday Bowl. Washington had lost three straight such games(Texas, Michigan, Cal) before last season’s four-point win over Arizona onOct. 12, 2002.

FINISHING FIRST OR SECOND: Despite a fifth or sixth-place finish inthe Pac-10 in 2003, Washington has finished either first or second in theconference (including ties) in 18 of the last 27 seasons, dating back to afourth-place finish in 1976. Over that span, Washington has won thechampionship (outright or shared) eight times – 1977, 1980, 1981, 1990,1991, 1992, 1995 and 2000 – while finishing second 10 other times.

THE RED ZONE: While Washington’s red-zone struggles – both offen-sively and defensively – were well documented early in the season, therecent improvement had been heartening prior to the loss at Cal. Aftergoing 11-for-14 over three games, the UW was only 1-for-3 at Cal. Overthe previous three games, the UW had held opponents to only four scoresin nine red-zone trips before the Golden Bears went 6-for-6 with four touch-downs and two field goals. Here’s a breakdown of the season:

UW Opp.Inside the Red Zone 48 40Scores 34 70.8% 34 85.0%Touchdowns 25 52.1% 22 55.0%Field Goals 9 18.8% 12 30.0%Missed FGs 1 2.1% 4 10.0%Blocked FGs 2 4.2% –Lost Fumbles 3 6.3% –Interceptions 3 6.3% –Loss of Downs 2 4.2% 1 2.5%Time Expired 2 4.2% 1 2.5%Punt 1 2.1% –

HISTORY LESSON: Successfully rushing the football and winning go hand-in-hand for the Huskies. Since 1990, Washington has rushed for 200 yardsin a game 58 times. The Huskies’ record stands at 53-4-1 (.922) in thosecontests. Since the 1995 season, Washington is 28-1-1 (.950) when rush-ing for 200 yards.

AGAINST THE RANKED TEAMS: Washington is 11-13 against top-10teams since 1990. Also since 1990, the Huskies have gone 31-30-1 againsttop 25 teams. Here’s a look at the Huskies’ record against top-10 foes overthe last 13 seasons:

Season Opponent Opp. Rank W/L Score Site2003 Washington State 8 W 27-19 Seattle, Wash.2003 USC 5 L 43-23 Seattle, Wash.2003 Ohio State 2 L 28-9 Columbus, Ohio2002 Washington State 3 W 29-26 OT Pullman, Wash.2001 Texas 10 L 47-43 Holiday Bowl2001 Miami (Fla.) 1 L 65-7 Miami, Fla.2001 Washington State 9 W 26-14 Seattle, Wash.2001 Stanford 10 W 42-28 Seattle, Wash.2001 UCLA 7 L 35-13 Pasadena, Calif.2000 Miami (Fla.) 4 W 34-29 Seattle, Wash.1999 Kansas State 7 L 24-20 Holiday Bowl1998 UCLA 3 L 36-24 Seattle, Wash.1998 Nebraska 2 L 55-7 Lincoln, Neb.1998 Arizona State 8 W 42-38 Tempe, Ariz.1997 UCLA 9 L 52-28 Rose Bowl1997 Nebraska 7 L 27-14 Seattle, Wash.1996 Colorado 8 L 33-21 Holiday Bowl1995 Ohio State 10 L 30-20 Columbus, Ohio1994 Miami 5 W 38-20 Miami, Fla.1992 Michigan 7 L 38-31 Rose Bowl1991 Michigan 4 W 34-14 Rose Bowl1991 California 7 W 24-17 Berkeley, Calif.1991 Nebraska 9 W 36-21 Lincoln, Neb.1990 USC 5 W 31-0 Seattle, Wash.

THE 100-YARD FACTOR: Since the 1947 season, Washington is 158-36-3 (.810) when a Husky player rushes for 100 yards in a game. TheHuskies are 3-1 thusfar in 2003 in such games as Rich Alexis has toppedthe century mark three times – wins over Idaho and Stanford and a loss toNevada – and both Kenny James (104) and Shelton Sampson (131) wentover 100 in the win over Oregon. The Nevada game broke a streak of eightstraight Husky wins in games in which Alexis ran for 100 or more.

PLAYING AT HOME: Washington has gone unbeaten at home 13 timesin its history, including six times in the last 12 seasons. Washington haswon 72 of its last 88 (.824) games at Husky Stadium with one tie (72-15-1).Since 1980, the Huskies stand 120-26-2 (.818) at home. Since 1990, theHuskies are 46-10-1 (.816) at Husky Stadium vs. Pac-10 opponents.

ACADEMIC HONORS: This past summer The American Football CoachesAssociation recognized Washington as one of 31 programs to post a gradu-ation rate of better than 70 percent for the freshman class of 1997-98.Duke received the AFCA’s 2003 Academic Achievement Award, which ispresented annually by the Touchdown Club of Memphis. The Blue Devils’program recorded a 100 percent graduation rate for members of its foot-ball squad. Duke’s win is the 11th for the school, and it earned a perfectgraduation rate for the fourth time. Thirty-one other institutions are beingrecognized for graduating 70 percent or more of their football players. Sixof those institutions achieved a rate of 90 percent or better: Boston Col-lege, Connecticut, Northwestern, Rice, Vanderbilt and Wake Forest. Oth-ers receiving honorable mention with a rate of 70 percent or better: BallState, Baylor, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Illinois,Marshall, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State,Penn State, Purdue, South Carolina, Southern Methodist, Southern Mis-sissippi, Texas Christian, Texas Tech, Tulane, Virginia, Washington, WestVirginia and Western Michigan.



HISTORIC HUSKY STADIUM: The 2003 season marks the 84th seasonof play in Husky Stadium. Original construction on the facility was com-pleted in 1920 when Washington played one game in the new campusfacility. Thanks to several major renovations, Husky Stadium’s seating ca-pacity has increased to its current total of 72,500. That makes Husky Sta-dium the 24th-largest college football venue in the nation. It is the 20th-largest on-campus facility in the country. UW’s all-time record in HuskyStadium currently stands at 337-137-21 (.702).

PICKETT SHATTERS MARKS: While his career may still include onemore game, senior quarterback Cody Pickett will finish his career as easilythe most prolific passer in Washington history. His 9,946 career passingyards are more than 4,000 more than any other QB in Husky lore and heholds a bevy of single-game, single-season and career marks. In lastseason’s seventh game, Pickett broke the UW single-season passsingyards record. Three weeks later vs. Oregon State, Pickett, with 14 gamesleft in his UW career at the time, broke the Huskies’ career passing yardsrecord. Another week later at Oregon, he broke the Pac-10’s single-seasonyards record and in the regular season’s final game at WSU, he becamethe first 4,000-yard passer in Pac-10 history. He also ranks on nearly everyother Washington career top-10 list, including No. 1 on many. In the loss atUSC, Pickett threw for 350 yards to extend his school record of sevenconsecutive 300-yard games, a streak that was broken at ASU. He had histhird 400-yard game of last year vs. UCLA. Pickett, who set a UW single-game record with 34 completions vs. Wyoming then broke it with 35 vs.Cal and tied that with 35 at WSU, now has 792 career completions, puttinghim first on that list. His 263.9 yards and 20.8 completions per game arecurrently school records and his career completion percentage of .577 isNo. 5. Pickett boasts a slew of firsts: he is the first UW QB to post morethan one career 400-yard game (he has four); the first to post 14 300-yardgames; and the first to throw for 300 yards in more than two consecutivegames (he had seven straight to start the 2002 season). In 38 career gamesPickett boasts seven of the top 10 and 11 of Washington’s top-18 single-game totals in passing yards. His 29 career 200-yard passing days aremost in UW history and his 14 50-plus-yard passes are also a school record.Finally, his 53 career TDs and 28 last season are both records. Here aresome UW top-10 lists on which Pickett ranks:

Career Passing Yards PA PC Pct. TD Yds.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 1,373 792 .577 53 9,9462. Brock Huard (1996-98) 776 422 .544 51 5,7423. Damon Huard (1992-95) 764 458 .599 34 5,6924. Marques Tuiasosopo (1997-2000)761 418 .549 31 5,5015. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 811 385 .475 35 5,4966. Cary Conklin (1986-1989) 747 401 .537 31 4,8507. Steve Pelluer (1980-83) 755 436 .577 30 4,6038. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 610 335 .549 33 4,3929. Chris Chandler (1984-87) 587 326 .546 32 4,161

10. Mark Brunell (1989-92) 498 259 .521 23 3,423

Career Yards Per Completion PC Yds. Avg.1. Chris Rowland (1973-75) 201 2,966 14.762. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 385 5,496 14.283. Tod Hullin (1964-65) 127 1,760 13.864. Brock Huard (1996-98) 422 5,742 13.615. Bill Douglas (1962-64) 106 1,435 13.54

Warren Moon (1975-77) 242 3,277 13.547. Mark Brunell (1989-92) 259 3,423 13.228. Marques Tuiasosopo (1997-2000)418 5,501 13.169. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 335 4,392 13.11

10. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 792 9,946 12.56

Career Passing Yards Per Game Yds. Gms. Avg.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 9,946 38 261.72. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 5,496 28 196.33. Brock Huard (1996-98) 5,742 30 191.44. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 4,392 27 162.75. Cary Conklin (1986-1989) 4,850 31 156.56. Damon Huard (1992-95) 5,692 37 153.87. Chris Chandler (1984-1987) 4,161 29 143.58. Steve Pelluer (1980-83) 4,603 34 135.49. Billy Joe Hobert (1990-92) 3,028 *23 131.7

10. Marques Tuiasosopo (1997-2000)5,501 42 130.9* includes three games played as punter only

Career Completions No. Career Attempts No.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 792 1. Cody Pickett (1999-pres.) 1,3732. Damon Huard (1992-95) 458 2. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 8113. Steve Pelluer (1980-83) 436 3. Brock Huard (1996-98) 7764. Brock Huard (1996-98) 422 4. Damon Huard (1992-95) 7645. M. Tuiasosopo (1997-2000)418 5. M. Tuiasosopo (1997-2000)761

Career Completion Percentage Passing Pct.1. Tom Flick (1976-80) 252-418 .6032. Damon Huard (1992-95) 458-764 .5993. Billy Joe Hobert (1990-92) 248-427 .5814. Steve Pelluer (1980-83) 436-755 .5775. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 792-1,373 .5776. Hugh Millen (1984-85) 247-435 .5687. Marques Tuiasosopo (1997-2000) 418-761 .5498. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 335-610 .5499. Chris Chandler (1984-87) 326-587 .546

10. Brock Huard (1996-98) 422-776 .544

Career 300-Yard Games No.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 142. Brock Huard (1996-99) 43. Cary Conklin (1986-89) 3

Chris Rowland (1973-75) 3Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 3

Career 50-Plus Yard Passes No.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 142. Damon Huard (1992-95) 93. Brock Huard (1996-99) 7

Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 7

Career Completions Per Game PC Gms. Avg.1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 792 38 20.82. Brock Huard (1996-98) 422 30 14.13. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 385 28 13.84. Hugh Millen (1984-85) 247 19 13.05. Cary Conklin (1986-89) 401 31 12.96. Steve Pelluer (1980-83) 436 34 12.87. Damon Huard (1992-95) 458 36 12.78. Chris Chandler (1984-87) 326 29 11.29. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 335 30 11.2

10. Billy Joe Hobert (1990-92) 248 23 10.8

Single-Season TD Passes No. Career TD Passes No.



1. Cody Pickett (2002) 28 1. Cody Pickett (1999-2003) 532. Brock Huard (1997) 23 2. Brock Huard (1996-98) 513. Billy Joe Hobert (1991) 22 3. Sonny Sixkiller (1970-72) 354. Chris Chandler (1986) 20 4. Damon Huard (1992-95) 345. Cary Conklin (1989) 16 5. Don Heinrich (1949-52) 33

Single-Game Passing Yards No. Opponent1. Cody Pickett 455 Arizona, 20012. Cody Pickett 438 Idaho, 20023. Cody Pickett 429 UCLA, 20024. Cary Conklin 428 Arizona State, 19895. Cody Pickett 404 Wyoming, 20026. Cody Pickett 399 California, 20027. Sonny Sixkiller 387 Purdue, 19718. Cody Pickett 371 Washington State, 20019. Cody Pickett 368 Washington State, 2002

10. Sonny Sixkiller 360 Oregon State, 1970

Single-Game Completions No. Opponent1. Cody Pickett 35 California, 2002

Cody Pickett 35 Washington State, 20023. Cody Pickett 34 USC, 2002

Cody Pickett 34 Wyoming, 20025. Brock Huard 33 USC, 1998

Tim Cowan 33 Maryland, 1982 Aloha Bowl7. Cody Pickett 32 Idaho, 20028. Cody Pickett 31 Idaho, 20029. Sonny Sixkiller 30 Oregon State, 1970

Sonny Sixkiller 30 USC, 1970

PICKETT IN THE PAC ... SEASON: With 4,458 yards in 2002, CodyPickett was the first 4,000-yard passer in Pac-10 history. Last November16 at Oregon, he passed Stanford’s Steve Stenstrom (1993) and WSU’sRyan Leaf (1997) to take over the top spot. He also surpassed Stenstrom’ssingle-season completions record (300 in 1993) and finished with 365 onthe year. Here are the top-10 single-season passers in Pac-10 Conferencehistory:

No. Yards Player, School, Year1. 4,458 Cody Pickett, Washington, 20022. 3,637 Ryan Leaf, Washington State, 19973. 3,627 Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, 19934. 3,499 Pat Barnes, California, 19965. 3,307 Akili Smith, Oregon, 19986. 3,285 Rob Johnson, USC, 19937. 3,242 John Elway, Stanford, 19828. 3,224 Danny O’Neill, Oregon, 19939. 3,130 Cade McNown, UCLA 1998

10. 3,092 Todd Husak, Stanford, 1998

PICKETT IN THE PAC ... CAREER: While even with a bowl game, CodyPickett is unlikely to move up any further, he will seemingly finish his careerNo. 4 on the Pac-10’s career passing yards list. The record is held byUSC’s Carson Palmer. Pickett has 10,220 career yards (Pac-10 counts allbowls). Here are the top 10 passers in Pac-10 history:

No. Yards Player, School, Years1. 11,818 Carson Palmer, USC, 1998-20022. 10,911 Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, 1991-943. 10,708 Cade McNown, UCLA, 1995-984. 10,220 Cody Pickett, Washington, 1999-20035. 9,680 Jonathan Smith, Oregon State, 1998-20016. 9,393 Erik Wilhelm, Oregon State, 1985-887. 9,349 John Elway, Stanford, 1979-828. 8,830 Jason Gesser, Washington State, 1999-20029. 8,664 Jake Plummer, Arizona State, 1993-96

10. 8,472 Rob Johnson, USC, 1991-94

PICKETT IN THE PAC ... TD PASSES: While Cody Pickett continues toclimb into the upper reaches of the Pac-10 yards list, he’s also worked hisway onto the conference’s career touchdown passes chart. With 55 careerTD passes (including bowls), Pickett is currently tied for 13th place. Here’sa look at part of the list:

No. TDs Player, School, Years8. 62 Danny O’Neill, 1991-949. 60 Bill Musgrave, Oregon, 1987-90

10. 59 Joey Harrington, Oregon, 1998-200159 Ryan Leaf, Washington State, 1995-97

12. 58 Rob Johnson, USC, 1991-9413. 55 Cody Pickett, Washington, 1999-present

55 Jonathan Smith, Oregon State, 1998-2001

PICKETT DOMINATES UW SEASON TOP-10: Cody Pickett has nowposted three of the top-five passing seasons in Husky history in terms ofyards. This year, he’s already beaten Cary Conklin’s 2,569 (1989), whichhad been the record prior to Pickett smashing it last year. Until last sea-son, when Pickett shattered the old mark by 1,889 yards, Conklin had heldthe single-season record for 12 seasons. Heres’ the UW’s all-time top-10in single-season passing yards:

Single-Season Passing Yards PA PC Pct. TD Yds.1. Cody Pickett (2002) 612 365 .596 28 4,4582. Cody Pickett (2003) 454 257 .566 15 3,0433. Cary Conklin (1989) 365 208 .570 16 2,5694. Damon Huard (1995) 287 184 .641 11 2,4155. Cody Pickett (2001) 301 169 .561 10 2,4036. Sonny Sixkiller (1970) 362 186 .514 15 2,3037. Billy Joe Hobert (1991) 285 173 .607 22 2,2718. Marques Tuiasosopo (1999) 295 171 .580 12 2,2219. Steve Pelluer (1983) 317 213 .672 11 2,212

10. Tom Flick (1980) 280 168 .600 15 2,178

PICKETT RETURNS WITH RECORD: Last season, then-junior CodyPickett smashed the Pac-10’s single-season passing yards record with4,458. The last time that a reigning Pac-10 record-holder in season pass-ing yards returned for an additional season with the record in hand was1994, when USC’s Rob Johnson came back for a senior season after throw-ing for 3,630 yards in 1993, breaking a record held at that time by DrewBledsoe (WSU, 1992). Cougar QB Ryan Leaf, whose record Pickett broke,also set the record as a junior, but didn’t return for his senior season. Inci-dentally, no Pac-10 QB has led the league in passing in back-to-back sea-sons (yards per game) since Stanford’s Steve Stenstrom did it in 1993 and1994.



FIVE-LETTER MAN?: Senior quarterback Cody Pickett will join a rareclub this year when he earns his fifth varsity letter. How is that possible? In1999, his true freshman season, Pickett appeared in one game, leadingthe Huskies through three series in a blowout win at Oregon State. Thatappearance helped to earn him a varsity letter that season. However, dueto a back injury, Pickett was granted a medical redshirt year for that sea-son and then returned to earn letters in 2000 (backup QB and FG/PATholder), 2001 (starting QB) and 2002 (starting QB).

CODY’S BOMBS: With three passes of over 70 yards in 2001 (78 to PaulArnold, 75 to Patrick Reddick, 74 to Reggie Williams), three more in 2002(89 and 80 to Williams, and 74 to Charles Frederick) and another three (70to Williams, 74 to Williams, 87 to Frederick) this year, Cody Pickett is theonly Husky QB ever to throw nine 70-plus-yard passes in a career. OnlyDamon Huard, Tom Porras and Billy Joe Hobert had ever thrown as manyas two 70-yard passes.

PRINCE CHARLES, MEET THE KING: Junior receiver/returner CharlesFrederick turned in a game for the ages October 18 in the Huskies’ 38-17win at then-No. 22 Oregon State. Frederick, long known by the nickname“E.T.”, set new career highs with nine receptions for 216 yards, good fortwo touchdowns. One of those two scores went for 87 yards, the second-longest receiving play in Husky history. Frederick also dazzled the nationalTV audience with an 86-yard punt return for a touchdown in the first quar-ter, sixth-longest in Husky lore. He finished with 216 receiving yards, 101punt return yards and 54 kickoff return yards, good for a grand total of 371all-purpose yards and was, as far as the records indicate, the first Pac-10player ever to score twice in a game on plays of longer than 85 yards(USC’s media guide doesn’t have sufficient records to know for sure). Those371 all-purpose yards broke a 53-year old school record held by “The King,”Hugh McElhenny, who compiled 362 in a game vs. Washington State in1950. McElhenny, considered by many the greatest offensive player inschool history, went on to an NFL Hall of Fame career. Frederick’s 371yards were only eight short of the Pac-10 record of 379, set by Stanford’sGlyn Milburn in 1990. Frederick currently leads the Pac-10 in punt returnswith 11.7 yards per return.

WILLIAMS BREAKS ALL MARKS: Wide receiver Reggie Williams wasonly one game into his sophomore season when he passed the 1,000-yard mark for career receiving. In the loss at USC last Oct. 29, he had histhird straight 100-yard receiving game (tying a school record) and his eighthcareer 100-yard day (breaking the school record). Williams, who currentlyranks No.5 (7.42 per game) in the NCAA in receptions per game and No.16 in receiving yards per game (92.42), made it to the top of the UW careerreceiving yards with his 198-yard performance at Oregon in week 11 lastseason. With 3,536 career yards, he has beaten Mario Bailey’s old recordby more than 1,400 yards. With 14 catches in the Oregon game last year(most ever by a UW receiver), Williams broke Jerome Pathon’s single-season record of 69. Williams ended 2002 with 94, the third-highest totalin Pac-10 history. His 1,454 receiving yards in 2002 were also a schoolrecord, beating Pathon’s 1,245 in 1997. Williams’ 1,454 yards were onlytwo short of the Pac-10 record (1,456 by Stanford’s Troy Walters). At WSU(where he had 12 catches), he passed Paul Skansi on the UW careerreceptions chart and now tops the list with 238. Williams now ranks No. 1on the UW career yards-per-game list by a large margin. With his averageof 98.2 yards per game during his career thus far, he’s 32 yards per gamebetter than Brian Slater’s former mark of 65.9. Here are several UW careerreceiving charts on which Williams ranks:

Career Receiving Yards No. Yds. Avg. TD1. Reggie Williams (2001-2003) 238 3,536 14.9 222. Mario Bailey (1988-91) 131 2,093 15.9 263. Jerome Pathon (1995-97) 125 2,063 16.5 164. Scott Phillips (1973-76) 111 1,866 16.8 85. Paul Skansi (1979-82) 138 1,723 12.5 136. Brian Slater (1985-88) 87 1,648 18.9 167. Lonzell Hill (1983-86) 103 1,641 15.9 168. Spider Gaines (1975-78) 66 1,529 23.2 169. Charles Frederick (2001-present) 104 1,482 14.3 7

10. Todd Elstrom (1998-2001) 95 1,422 15.0 9

Career Receiving Yards Per Game No. Yds. Gms. Avg.1. Reggie Williams (2001-2003) 238 3,536 36 98.22. Brian Slater (1985-88) 87 1,648 25 65.93. Jerome Pathon (1995-97) 125 2,063 33 62.54. Mario Bailey (1988-91) 131 2,093 34 61.65. Jim Kreig (1970-71 76 1,220 20 61.06. Spider Gaines (1975-78) 66 1,529 26 58.87. Lonzell Hill (1983-86) 103 1,641 34 48.38. Scott Phillips (1973-76) 111 1,866 40 46.79. Orlando McKay (1988-91) 96 1,407 31 45.4

10. Dane Looker (1998-99) 84 949 21 45.2

Career Receptions No. Yds. Avg. TD1. Reggie Williams (2001-2003) 238 3,536 14.9 222. Paul Skansi (1979-82) 138 1,723 12.5 133. Mario Bailey (1988-91) 131 2,093 15.9 264. Vince Weathersby (1985-88) 130 918 7.1 25. Jerome Pathon (1995-97) 125 2,063 16.5 166. Scott Phillips (1973-76) 111 1,866 16.8 87. Charles Frederick (2001-present) 104 1,482 14.3 78. Lonzell Hill (1983-86) 103 1,641 15.9 169. Anthony Allen (1979-82) 99 1,372 13.7 11

10. Fred Coleman (1994-97) 97 1,588 16.4 11

REGGIE’S RECORD SEASON: In last season’s 10th game vs. OregonState, wide receiver Reggie Williams became only the fourth wideout inUW history to post a 1,000-yard season in receiving yards. With his 169-yard game at Washington State, Williams passed Jerome Pathon to takeover the No. 1 single-season spot in UW history and the No. 3 spot in Pac-10 history. With 973 yards as a freshman in 2001 and 1,109 this year,Williams is the only Husky with three of the top-10 receiving yardageseasons in school history. Here are the top-10 single-season receivers(yards) ever at the UW and the top five in Pac-10 history (by yards):

UW Season Receiving Yards No. Yds. Avg. TD1. Reggie Williams (2002) 94 1,454 15.5 112. Jerome Pathon (1997) 69 1,245 18.0 83. Reggie Willams (2003) 89 1,109 12.5 84. Andre Riley (1989) 53 1,039 19.3 45. Mario Bailey (1991) 62 1,037 16.7 176. Reggie Williams (2001) 55 973 17.7 37. Charles Frederick (2003) 59 831 14.1 58. Tom Scott (1971) 35 820 23.4 69. Dave Williams (1965) 38 795 20.9 10

10. Eric Bjornson (1994) 49 770 15.7 7

Pac-10 Season Receiving Yards No.1. Troy Walters, Stanford, 1999 1,4562. Reggie Williams, UW, 2002 1,4543. Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, 1999 1,4224. Shaun McDonald, Arizona St., 2002 1,4055. Bobby Wade, Arizona, 2002 1,389



MR. NOVEMBER: During Washington’s season-ending, three-gamewinning streak (Oregon State, Oregon, Washington) last year – all threegames played in November – Reggie Williams caught 35 passes for 461yards (153.7 yards per game) and four touchdowns. In the WSU win,Williams set an Apple Cup record with 12 receptions bettering his ownmark of 11 he set as a freshman in 2001. In three career games vs.Washington State, Williams has 30 receptions for 431 yards. His Novembermagic has continued in 2003. In the win over Oregon, he caught sevenpasses for 130 yards and at Arizona, he had 13 receptions for 121. So,over the last seven November games, Williams has made 66 receptionsfor a total of 794 yards, an average of 9.4 catches and 113.4 yards pergame. In 12 career games in the month of November, he has averaged 8.0catches and 106.4 yards per game.

HOW GOOD IS REGGIE?: Receiver Reggie Williams, a first-team All-Pac-10 selection and a consensus first-team All-America in 2002, had,statistically, the best two-year run in Pac-10 receiving history. In 2002,Williams’ 94 receptions were the third-most in Pac-10 history and his 1,454yards were second on the all-time conference list. In his first two years,Williams caught 149 balls for 2,427 yards and 14 touchdowns. No receiverin Pac-10 history has ever posted that many receiving yards over a two-year span, and the only two players with that many receptions over twoseasons – Arizona’s Dennis Northcutt and Arizona’s Bobby Wade – bothdid it during their junior and senior seasons, as did USC’s KeyshawnJohnson, who had one fewer reception than Williams. Incidentally, Williamswould need 94 receptions and 1,556 more receiving yards to reach thePac-10 records of 248 and 4,047 yards, both held by Stanford’s Troy Walters(1996-99). Here are the top-four, two-year receiving performances in Pac-10 history:

Player (Team, Years) Rec. Yards TDsReggie Williams (UW, 2001-02) 149 2,427 14Keyshawn Johnson (USC, 1994-95) 148 2,358 12Dennis Northcutt (Arizona, 1998-99) 151 2,344 14Bobby Wade (Arizona, 2001-02) 155 2,271 16

REGGIE’S 100-YARD GAMES: With 121 yards receiving Nov. 8 at Arizona,junior receiver Reggie Williams notched his 16th career 100-yard game.Williams already held the record entering this, his junior year, and witheach 100-yard game, he will extend it. He’s now doubled all other UWreceivers. Here’s the Huskies’ top-five receivers in terms of career 100-yard games:

Rank Receiver 100-Yard Games1. Reggie Williams 162. Mario Bailey 7

Brian Slater 7Jerome Pathon 7

5. Spider Gaines 5

REGGIE ON THE PROWL: In only three seasons, junior receiver ReggieWilliams has already compiled 3,598 career receiving yards on 243 recep-tions (counting bowl games both seasons) easily surpassing the school’scareer marks. Only a junior, Williams already ranks No. 2 on the Pac-10career chart in both categories, trailing Stanford’s Troy Walters, a four-year player, by five receptions and 449 yards. Here are the Pac-10’s all-time top fives for receiving yards and receptions:

Rank Yards Player, School, Years1. 4,047 Troy Walters, Stanford, 1996-992. 3,598 Reggie Williams, Washington, 2001-present3. 3,351 Bobby Wade, Arizona, 1999-20024. 3,252 Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, 1996-995. 3,201 Johnnie Morton, USC, 1990-93

Rank Rec. Player, School, Years1. 248 Troy Walters, Stanford, 1996-992. 243 Reggie Williams, Washington, 2001-present3. 230 Bobby Wade, Arizona, 1999-20024. 228 DeRonnie Pitts, Stanford, 1997-20005. 223 Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, 1996-99

223 Darrin Nelson, Stanford, 1977-81

PAC-10’S TOP PASS-CATCH COMBOS: Over the last two seasons,Cody Pickett and Reggie Williams have established themselves as oneof the best QB-WR combinations in Pac-10 history, especially over thecourse of more than one season. While it’s hard to quantify who’s “thebest”, the following statistics offer at least a basis for comparison. Followingis a list of the all-time top statistical Pac-10 QB-WR combos. None of theothers on the list can match either Pickett’s or Williams’ totals, much lesstheir combined yardage. To be considered for the list, both players musthave played together for two seasons, while accumulating yardageminimums of 5,000 (QBs) and 1,500 (WR) during those two seasons.

(ranked by combined total yards)Years Players Team Rec. Yds. TD2001-02 Cody Pickett, qb WASH 6,861 38

Reggie Williams, wr 149 2,427 14

1997-98 Cade McNown, qb UCLA 6,586 49Danny Farmer, wr 99 1,923 12

1993-94 Steve Stenstrom, qb STAN 6,449 43Justin Armour, wr 118 1,856 13

1998-99 Todd Husak, qb STAN 5,780 35Troy Walters, wr 126 2,336 15

2001-02 Jason Gesser, qb WSU 6,418 54Mike Bush, wr 95 1,658 16

1992-93 Rob Johnson, qb USC 5,748 44Johnnie Morton, wr 137 2,276 20

2001-02 Jason Gesser, qb WSU 6,418 54Jerome Riley, wr 93 1,569 11

2001-02 Jason Johnson, qb ARIZ 5,674 35Bobby Wade, wr 155 2,271 16

1995-96 Pat Barnes, qb CAL 6,184 48Bobby Shaw, wr 96 1,546 15

1998-99 Todd Husak, qb STAN 5,780 35DeRonnie Pitts, wr 132 1,865 15

1987-88 Erik Wilhelm, qb OSU 5,632 25Robb Thomas 116 1,654 16

2000-01 Carson Palmer, qb USC 5,631 29Kareem Kelly, wr 104 1,597 7

1969-70 Jim Plunkett, qb STAN 5,388 38Randy Vataha, wr 83 1,535 11

1997-98 Justin Vedder, qb CAL 5,040 31Dameane Douglas, wr 153 1,760 7



REGGIE’S PASS-CATCHING STREAK: Reggie Williams has now caughta pass in 37 consecutive games (every game of his career), a streak thatcurrently ranks as the longest active in the Pac-10 and is the longest in theUW record books, beating Jerome Pathon streak of 31 straight (1995-97).Williams’ 37 straight games with a reception is one of the top-20 activestreaks in the nation. Northwestern’s Kunle Patrick has 46 straight, thelongest current streak in the country.

ALEXIS RISING: With 2,371 rushing yards and 28 rushing TDs on 582career carries, senior tailback Rich Alexis has climbed some UW top-10career lists. Alexis ranks No. 9 on the Huskies’ career rushing yards-per-game list with 59.3. He has captured third place on the career rushingattempts list and has moved into sixth place in career yards. Finally, hehas moved into a tie for third place on the career rushing TDs chart. Hereare some top-10 lists on which Alexis currently ranks:

Career Rushing Yards Per Game Yds. Gms. Avg.1. Napoleon Kaufman (1991-94) 4,041 44 91.82. Hugh McElhenny (1949-51) 2,499 28 89.33. Joe Steele (1976-79) 3,091 38 81.34. Greg Lewis (1987-90) 2,678 36 74.45. Jacque Robinson (1981-84) 2,300 33 69.76. Rashaan Shehee (1994-97) 2,150 31 69.47. Robin Earl (1973-76) 2,351 37 63.58. Vince Weathersby (1985-88) 2,653 43 61.79. Rich Alexis (2000-present) 2,371 40 59.3

10. Willie Hurst (1998-2001) 2,093 38 55.1

Career Rushing Yards Car. Yds. Avg.1. Napoleon Kaufman (1991-94) 710 4,041 5.72. Joe Steele (1976-79) 663 3,091 4.73. Greg Lewis (1987-90) 529 2,678 5.14. Vince Weathersby (1985-88) 572 2,653 4.65. Hugh McElhenny (1949-51) 451 2,499 5.56. Rich Alexis (2000-present) 582 2,371 4.17. Robin Earl (1973-76) 463 2,351 5.18. Jacque Robinson (1981-84) 503 2,300 4.69. Rashaan Shehee (1994-97) 384 2,150 5.6

10. Willie Hurst (1998-2001) 479 2,093 4.4

Career Rushing Touchdowns No.1. Napoleon Kaufman (1991-94) 332. Joe Steele (1976-79) 323. Rich Alexis (2000-present) 28

Hugh McElhenny (1949-51) 285. Rashaan Shehee (1994-97) 27

Career Rushing Attempts No.1. Napoleon Kaufman (1991-94) 7102. Joe Steele (1976-79) 6633. Rich Alexis (2000-present) 5824. Vince Weathersby (1985-88) 5725. Greg Lewis (1989-90) 507

D.J. PICKS UP THE PACE: Junior cornerback Derrick Johnson has longbeen a key part of the Husky defensive secondary, having started 26 gamesin his UW career. After having registered only one interception over thefirst 21 games of his career, he’s emerged as a top pickoff artist. Over thelast 15 regular season games, Johnson has compiled 10 interceptions toraise his career total to 11. That ties Johnson with two other Huskies forsixth place on the UW career leaders chart. Johnson has six interceptionsthis season. His six picks in 12 games (0.50 per game) are good for third inthe Pac-10 Conference and 14th in Division I-A.

TANK TEARS IT UP: Senior captain and defensive tackle/end Terry “Tank”Johnson got his season off to a good start at Ohio State, racking up a pairof sacks in the Huskies’ loss to the Buckeyes. He followed that with threetackles for loss, including one sack, vs. Indiana, two sacks and three TFL’svs. Idaho and three TFLs against Stanford. Johnson leads the UW with18.5 tackles for loss (third in the Pac-10) and 10 sacks (fifth). Johnson, aformer partial qualifier, could return for another season if he graduates thisyear (he’s on track to do so), Last year, Johnson, who orginally came tothe UW as a tight end, was tied for third on the team with five sacks. Inci-dentally, in each of the last three seasons, Johnson has managed to scorea touchdown. He scored on a 38-yard interception return in the 2001 Holi-day Bowl vs. Texas, intercepted a pass in the end zone last year vs. SanJose State and recovered a fumble in the endzone this season vs. Idaho.

KENNY & SHELTON: With senior Rich Alexis out with an injury the lastthree-plus games (he was hurt partway through the Oregon State game),a pair of redshirt freshmen have had to step up to fill the void. For whateversuccess they may have had prior to Nov. 1 game at Oregon, they trulyearned the limelight with their performance vs. the Ducks. In that game, a42-10 Husky win, Sampson rushed for 131 yards and three touchdownson only six carries while James, the starter, ran for 104 yards on 18 at-tempts. It was the first time since the 2000 Apple Cup that two Huskies hadrun for 100 yards in a single game and Sampson was the first Husky sincethe 2001 Stanford game that a Husky had run for three scores. Since step-ping into their larger role (the last five games), the pair have combined for626 yards and six touchdowns on 134 carries, good for a 4.7-yard averageper carry.

BACHERT FOR RIMINGTON: The Rimington Trophy Committee has an-nounced the Watch List for the 2003 Rimington Trophy, honoring the nation’sbest college center, and Husky senior Todd Bachert is on the list. Theaward is named for Dave Rimington, college football's most decoratedoffensive lineman. Rimington is the only player ever to win the OutlandTrophy twice, the former University of Nebraska center also won theLombardi Rotary Award in 1982 and was named a two-time consensus All-America center and two-time Academic All-American.

BIDDLE THE BULLET: Senior safety Owen Biddle has emerged this sea-son as one of the top special teams players in the Pac-10 Conference.Biddle, a former walkon who earned a scholarship three seasons ago, hascompiled a total of 20 tackles this year on special teams alone. By com-parison, last season, Arizona linebacker Ray Wells was named the Pac-10’s first-team all-conference special teams player (non-kickers), and Wellscompiled 11 special teams tackles all season according to current UW andformer Arizona special teams coach Scott Pelluer.

WALKONS FOR KICKS: Despite the arrival of two scholarship freshmen,it’s been a pair walkons that have handled the lion’s share of the kickingduties this season. Both of them – senior punter Garth Erickson and juniorkicker Evan Knudson – have been solid thusfar. Erickson, who like Knudsonhad never appeared in a game before this year, is averaging 41.8 yardsper punt this season and has had 20 of his 70 punts downed inside theopponent’s 20-yard line. He’s a big reason that the Huskies currently rankfourth in the Pac-10 and 20th in the nation in net punting (38.6). Knudsonis 10-for-17 thusfar on field goal attempts. Three of his six misses havebeen due to blocks. Knudson booted three field goals in the loss at UCLAand hit a 46-yarder in his first career attempt at Ohio State, still his seasonand career long. Knudson is also 33-for-36 on PAT tries and leads theHuskies in scoring with 63 points.



GARTH’S BIG SEASON: While nothing will become official until the endof the season, senior Garth Erickson is currently in the midst of one of thetop-five seasons ever by a UW punter, at least in terms of his averageyards per punt. Erickson, who is currently punting for a 41.8-yard average,would rank fourth all-time if the season ended today. Here’s a look atWashington’s top-five list for season average yards per punt:

Season Punting Average No. Yds. Avg.1. Skip Boyd (1973) 69 2,964 43.02. Skip Boyd (1974) 57 2,407 42.23. Jeff Partridge (1982) 65 2,739 42.14. Garth Erickson (2003) 70 2,925 41.85. Thane Cleland (1986) 47 1,938 41.2

KICKING IT DEEP: While true freshman Sean Douglas originally camefrom his home near Omaha, Neb., to the UW to be the Husky punter, itturns out he’s become the Huskies’ kickoff specialist. While senior GarthErickson is handling the punting duties, Douglas is biding his time kickingoff, and he’s performed very well. Douglas has kicked off a total of 56times this season. Of those 56, only eight have been returned beyond the28-yard line and one other was placed at the 35 after being kicked out ofbounds. Of the 56, 22 have resulted in touchbacks while an additional 10have been returned inside the 20 (not counting penalties on either thekickoff or return team). The longest return of the year by a Husky opponentwas by Nevada’s Maurice Mann, who returned a kick 43 yards to the 44(starting at the one-yard line).

SIMS EARNS CW SCHOLARSHIP: Keith Gilbertson announced Sept.17 that James Sims is the 2003 recipient of the Curtis Williams EndowedFootball Scholarship. Sims is a sophomore safety who earned his firstletter last season, appearing in 11 games. The Curtis Williams Scholarshipis named for the former Washington safety that died in May, 2002, at theage of 24. Williams suffered a spinal cord injury during the 2000 seasonthat left him paralyzed below the neck. Funds that were raised to assistwith his long-term care were used to establish the endowed scholarship.As a tribute to Williams, Sims has switched jerseys to wear the number 25uniform Williams wore during his career. Sims is the first Husky player toappear in a game wearing number 25 since Williams' injury.

CAREER STARTS: (2003 starts/career starts) OFFENSE - WR: ReggieWilliams (10/33), Charles Frederick (9/21), Justin Robbins (0/9), QuintinDaniels (1/1), Sonny Shackelford (1/1), Isaiah Stanback (3/3), Jordan Slye(3/3). QB: Cody Pickett (12/33). OL: Todd Bachert (11/36), Khalif Barnes(12/37), Nick Newton (12/35), Dan Dicks (10/16), Tusi Sa’au (6/6), RobMeadow (1/3), Clay Walker (6/6), Brad Vanneman (2/2). TE: Joe Toledo(2/7), Ben Bandel (8/8), Jon Lyon (2/2). TB: Rich Alexis (7/22), KennyJames (5/5), Chris Singleson (0/2). FB: Zach Tuiasosopo (9/18), AdamSeery (1/1). DEFENSE - LB: Greg Carothers (12/37), Marquis Cooper(12/23), Tim Galloway (10/10). DL: Terry Johnson (12/24), Manase Hopoi(12/24), Jerome Stevens (12/22), Graham Lasee (4/4), Ty Eriks (3/3),Donny Mateaki (4/4), Brandon Ala (1/1), Tui Alailefaleula (0/1). S: JimmyNewell (12/16), Evan Benjamin (8/12), Owen Biddle (3/11), James Sims(1/7). CB: Derrick Johnson (11/26), Roc Alexander (5/14), Chris Massey(2/14), Sam Cunningham (6/7).

CAPTAINS: In a vote by their teammates, three Husky players were namedcaptains near the end of the Huskies’ training camp. The three UW seniorshonored by their teammates were quarterback Cody Pickett, outside line-backer Greg Carothers and defensive tackle Terry Johnson. All three servedas captain for the first time in their career.

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