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Nothing about the founding, growth and development of Portland State University fol-lowed the traditional path of higher education. The same can be said about its athletics de-partment and football program. From Extension Center to NAIA to NCAA Division II and then Division I. From Lincoln High School to Multnomah Stadium/Civic Stadium/PGE Park/JELD-WEN Field/Providence Park (and to Hillsboro Stadium twice and back again). From superstar athletes to NFL stars. From crazy promotions to postseason prom-inence. From Mouse to Pokey to Tim and all the others along the way, this is the story of Portland State Football.

PASS OR RUN? Back in the Vikings’ Division II days, there were a number of crazy promo-tions, including the fans calling plays for one possession each game. Here, in a game from the early ‘90s, the crowd definitely wants to pass.

The Vikings were Oregon Collegiate Conference Champions under Head Coach Jerry Lyons (second from right, dark jacket) in 1963. PSU went 4-0 to win its first conference champion-ship of any kind. The Vikings won the OCC again in 1964.


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ortland State University will embark on its 69th season of football in the year 2015. The previous 68 seasons have seen remarkable change and growth as the university itself blossomed from a

two-year extension center in the 1940s to a four-year college in the 50s, reached university status in 60s and by the turn of the century became the state of Oregon’s largest and most diverse institu-tion of higher education. Viking athletics began in a primitive form during the early days of the extension center in the 1940s, then grew to compete in the Oregon Collegiate Conference in the 1950s and 60s. PSU became an NCAA College Division member in the mid-1960s, then evolved into a NCAA II program and finally a NCAA 1-AA program in the late 90s (PSU also competed at the 1-AA level from 1978-80). Portland State, which played as an independent during much of its history, was a member of the NCAA II Western Football Conference from 1982 to 1992, then joined the Big Sky Conference in 1996. All along the way, the growth of the Viking football program has paralleled that of the University and its Athletics Department.

VANPORT: THE EARLY YEARS OF VIKING FOOTBALL Although little is recorded from the early years of Viking football, the Vanport Extension Center (PSU in its formative years) first fielded a football team in 1947. The Viking pro-gram, led by Athletic Director Joe Holland through the first eight years, com-peted mainly against small colleges, junior colleges and military bases. Vanport, a two-year school at the time, was 1-8 in its first season. Its first win came in the season’s final game against Sand Point Naval Air Station, 36-7. Vanport had its first winning season under Holland in 1949, going 5-4 with wins over Wenatchee, Clark and Olympic Junior Colleges, as well as Oregon Tech and Tongue Point Naval Station.

named Darrel “Mouse” Davis. An assistant coach at Portland State, Davis took over as Head Coach in 1975 following the departure of Ron Stratten. Behind his revolution-ary new “Run-and-Shoot” offense (developed in the late 1960s at Hillsboro (OR) HS) and a strong-armed quarterback named June Jones, Davis led the Viking program to new heights - an 8-3 record, including a perfect 5-0 home mark. The Run-and-Shoot employed a pass-heavy, multiple-receiver offense that confused defenses. In 1975, PSU scored a school-record 366 points (33.2 ppg) and passed for 3,979 yards - and that was just the beginning. Under Davis, the Viking program churned out five straight seasons of more than 4,000 passing yards, with four more winning records, per game offensive numbers in the vicinity of 500 yards, and a pair of All-American quarterbacks. Jones and later Neil Lomax dazzled their opponents - and often humiliated them on the scoreboard - scoring over 50 points 14 times during those years. In 1980 alone, PSU put up winning scores that boggled the mind: 93-7 vs. Cal Poly Pomona,

Vanport, which was originally located in the community of Vanport in North Portland, moved to its downtown location in 1952 and became a four-year degree granting institution in 1955. It also became known as Portland State College.

SMALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ralph Davis took over as head coach in 1955 as Portland State began competing exclusively at the small college level. The move to a more con-sistent - and tougher - schedule proved challeng-ing to the emerging college athletic program. The

Vikings did not have a winning season from 1954 to 1962

and had four different coaches. Jerry Lyons was

head coach for the 1963 season and led Portland State College to its best record to date: 6-2. However, follow-

ing a .500 season in 1964, Portland State did not see another winning year until 1969 under Don

Read - the same year that the school achieved university

June Jones (11) was the first quarterback to make Mouse Davis’ “Run-and-Shoot” offense famous during the 1975 and 1976 seasons.

Mouse Davis’ teams scored 50 or more points 16 times in six seasons. Mouse is seen here with Mike Bush.

Don Read was Portland State’s Head Football Coach - twice.

Joe Holland, Vanport’s first football coach.

1955-74Prominent Vikings of the EraBilly White, RBAndy Berkis, RBTim Von Dulm, QB, first 3,000-yard passerRandy Nelson, WR, first 1,000-yard receiverDon Read, Head CoachTom Oberg, S, first NFL player

Key Moments1955: Vanport becomes Portland State College and a four-year institution.1965: PSC becomes NCAA member1968-71: Don Read’s first PSU coaching stint1969-70: First back-to-back winning seasons

status. At this point, PSU had become an NCAA member, playing a formidable - and regional - schedule, featuring teams from Washington, Idaho, Montana and California. As the Viking program continued to move up its level of competition, it continued to struggle, managing just one more winning season through the mid-1970s. But, what Portland State Univer-sity followers didn’t know is they were about to witness a revolution in football and the fortunes of its football program.

RUN AND SHOOT In its first 28 seasons of football, Portland State had five winning seasons and two seasons at .500. In the following 27 years, PSU would have 19 winning seasons and prove to become one of the most innovative and explosive offensive football programs at any level. The transformation began with a man

1947-54Prominent Vikings of the EraJoe Holland, first coach and athletic director

Key Moments1947: Vanport fields first team1949: The first winning season - 5-4

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1981-85Prominent Vikings of the EraDon Read, Head CoachDoug Mikolas, DT, All-AmericanSteve Lyle, RBTerry Summerfield, QB

Key Moments1981: PSU becomes NCAA II program, Don Read begins his second stint as Head Coach1982: The Vikings join the Western Football Conference1983: PSU draws largest-ever home crowd - 26,102 in game with Oregon State1984: PSU wins first of six WFC titles

105-0 vs. Delaware State and 75-0 vs. Weber State. In the win over Delaware State, Lomax tossed a school-record seven touchdown passes - in the first quarter. Lest football observers think the Vikings were running up the score, consider that Lomax only played half of that game, about the same amount in similar blowouts. The innova-tive offense devised by Davis was simply more than many college defenses could handle. In his six seasons, Mouse compiled a 42-24 record (.636), easily the best of the nine coaches during PSU’s first 34 years of football. Junes, Lomax and Davis all took their re-markable talents to the National Football League following their time at PSU. But they, more than anyone, put the Viking football program on the

map. Remarkably, Davis came back to be the Vi-kings offensive coordinator in 2007 and 2008, and to nobodies surprise, the Vikings’ led the nation in passing both seasons.

DEVELOPING A FIRM FOOTING AT DIVISION II

Although Portland State had become an NCAA member many years prior, the

Mouse Davis era continued the transient, independent schedule of the Viking program. Coinciding with Don Read’s return as Head Coach at Portland State in 1981, the Viking program became ingrained as

an NCAA II-level institution. Unfortunately, at that time, financial issues threatened many of PSU’s athletic programs. Football was not immune. While a number of lower-profile sports were dropped in 1981 as a cost-cutting measure, among those being considered for elimination were men’s basketball and football. Finally, it was deemed that the struggling men’s basketball program would be dropped (it was reinstated in 1996) and football would play on. For Read, the challenges were once again great as Portland State tried to maintain its bal-ance as an athletic program as well as a football program. At the NCAA II level, PSU was somewhere in the middle. Not small college, but not quite big-time either. Then in 1982, Portland State made a move that helped recreate some identity for the program by joining the Western Football Confer-ence. For the first time since the 1960s, PSU would compete in a conference, developing a consistent schedule and rivalries. Although the member teams of the WFC morphed throughout the 1980s and into the early 90s, PSU had a home. In 1984, Read led the Vi-kings to its first winning season as a WFC member and since 1980 as the Vikings went 8-3. Although Read moved on to coach at the University of Montana in 1986, he restarted a tradition of Viking football that would lead to six WFC championships over a span of nine years. And he made way for another Portland State football coach with a funny nickname.

POKEY Following the dissolution of the United States Football League (USFL) and the Portland Breakers franchise, Ernest “Pokey” Allen needed a job. As a coach with the Breakers’ team and many previous seasons at the collegiate level, Pokey - with his offbeat, humorous personality - seemed to be a good fit at a less-than-conventional

Neil Lomax led Portland State’s offense to record numbers and scores as he passed for 13,220 yards

during his four-year career (1977-80). He was later inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame and the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame.

1975-80Prominent Vikings of the EraMouse Davis, Head Coach, NFL CoachJune Jones, QB, All-American, NFL player and coach, collegiate head coachNeil Lomax, QB, All-American, All-Time passing leader, NFLDave Stief, WR, established PSU yardage and TD records, NFLClint Didier, TE, NFL, Super Bowl ChampionStuart Gaussoin, WR, All-AmericanKurt Ivanoff, OT, All-AmericanRon Seawell, LBFred Nordgren, DTTony Mims, LB, 405 career tacklesArthur Dickson, DB, 29 career interceptions

Key Moments1975-76: Mouse Davis takes over and PSU has best record to date in consecutive seasons (8-3)1977-80: Neil Lomax rewrites record book with over 13,000 passing yards and 100 touchdowns1978-80: PSU’s first stint at NCAA I FCS level1980: PSU routs Delaware State, 105-0

university like Portland State. Once the PSU administration hired him in 1986 he proved them correct. Allen led the team to a respectable 6-5 record in his first season. But that was just an appetizer for the football-hungry Viking fans. Over the next six seasons, PSU would win five Western Football Conference titles, reach the NCAA II title game twice (1987 and 1988), complete three 11-win seasons and become one of the most dominant Division II football programs in the nation. The Vikings went 10-5 in playoff games during that era as Allen compiled a 63-26-2 record over seven seasons, establishing the best winning percentage of any coach at PSU (.708). More than just the football though, Allen brought the Vikings attention through his quirky personality and PSU’s goofy promotional stunts. Allen could be seen riding elephants, making

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1986-92Prominent Vikings of the EraPokey Allen, Coach, Five-time WFC Coach of the YearTracey Eaton, FS, NFLChris Crawford, QB, All-AmericanBarry Naone, TE, All-AmericanBill Duarte, OG, All-AmericanDarren Del’Andrae, QB, All-AmericanEd Yoder, TE, All-AmericanLarry Hall, OT, All-AmericanCurtis Delgardo, RB, first 1,000-yard rusherTed Popson, TE, NFLJames Fuller, FS, All-American, NFLJohn Charles, QB, All-American

Key Moments1987: PSU reaches NCAA II title game1988: PSU reaches second straight NCAA II title game1987-92: PSU wins five WFC titles in six years, winning 10 of 15 playoff games, while hosting all but the championships

In 1987, Curtis Delgardo be-came the first Viking running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season.

astronomical predictions, betting his paycheck against that of the school newspaper sports edi-tor’s paycheck, and allowing fans to call plays - all in the name of selling tickets. It worked. Portland State football became a hot ticket as a result of its success on the football field and national prominence, Allen’s crazy pro-motions and the lack of success during that time of the state’s major college football programs. PSU averaged over 10,000 fans per game for the first time in 1988. That trend continued over the next seven years as Portland State was one of the top-drawing schools in the nation at the NCAA II level.

WALSH LEADS THE VIKINGS TO A NEW LEVEL OF PLAY When Pokey Allen left PSU after the 1992 season to become Head Coach at Boise State, the Viking team was a top-ten caliber program. New Head Coach Tim Walsh (who was hired at Christ-mas of that year in part because of leading his Sonoma State program to a win over the Viking juggernaut the previous season) picked up the mantle successfully. Walsh took the Vikings right back to the playoffs in 1993, and again in ‘94 and ‘95, winning 25 games in his first three seasons. By the mid-90s, however, the ever-changing status of Portland State University and its athletics program was at another crossroads. The Western Football Conference had disbanded after 1992 as member schools moved to other conferences. Again, the Vikings were an independent, an increasingly difficult position to be in in the world

of collegiate athletics. Portland State was traveling to all parts of the country for games and found it increasingly difficult to bring “name” schools to Portland for games against such a dominant team. In 1995, the university and its athletic program determined that the best move for Portland State would be to the Division I level. An opening existed in the Big Sky Conference as Idaho and Boise State were moving out, and all

of PSU’s programs could benefit from playing a regional schedule against similar-sized schools at a “big-time” level. That meant 1-AA football for Portland State in 1996. Walsh and his football pro-gram probably had the most chal-lenging move to make of anyone at PSU. The Vikings scholarship level was in the mid-30s at that time, but they would be compet-ing with schools that had in excess of 60 scholarships. Adding to the difficulty was Walsh’s deci-sion to redshirt a host of talented freshman in the first season (a move that would later reap great rewards), leaving the Vikings with an active team of approximately 20 scholarship players. As expected, Portland State suffered in the early going, but gradually built the program up at the 1-AA level making progress each year. PSU was 3-8 in 1996, 4-7 in 1997, 5-6 in 1998, then

Pokey Allen was, well... a free spirit. He rode elephants, warned of impending meteor showers, offered red-hot football tickets, played a cowboy... and coached the Vikings to 63 wins and six playoff appear-ances in seven seasons from 1986 to 1992.



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leaped forward to 8-3, 8-4, 7-4 as the program - and those freshmen - matured. PSU made its first NCAA 1-AA playoff appearance in 2000 and narrowly missed bids in 1999 and 2001.

Now starting its 18th season as a Big Sky Conference member, the Portland State pro-gram - with near the full complement of 63 1-AA scholarships - fields a national caliber program that competes in one of the toughest conferences and with one of the toughest nonconference schedules in the country. Walsh’s steady hand at the helm of the Viking ship was a key. In 14 seasons as a head coach, Walsh was the longest tenured football coach in PSU history. He coached the most games (158) and won the most (90) of any coach in Viking football history, despite the rebuilding process at the 1-AA level. In the 21 seasons that Pokey Allen and Tim Walsh led the Viking program, PSU had 17 winning teams. Portland State football had a 153-94-2 record during that span.

“YOU’RE GONNA LOVE THIS...” The addition of former NFL Head Coach Jerry Glanville as the Vikings’ new head coach in 2007 brought a different spark to Portland State and the Park Blocks. Glanville’s mantra of “You’re gonna love this...” referred to the attitude he

Chip Dunn left Portland State with 16 school records and more than 6,000 rush-ing yards.

Shaun Bodiford, WR, NFLAdam Hayward, LB, Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year, NFLJordan Senn, LB, two-time Academic All-American, second all-time leading tackler in school history, NFLBrennen Carvalho, C, two-time first team All-American, Rimington Trophy winner

Key Moments1993: PSU becomes NCAA II independent1993: PSU plays North Alabama in front of 22,136 fans at Civic Stadium1993-95: PSU extend playoff run to eight appearances in nine seasons1996: Athletic program makes move to Big Sky Conference and NCAA 1-AA football1999: First winning season at 1-AA level: 8-3 and first national ranking2000: First-ever win over a 1-A program, Hawai’i, 45-202000: First playoff appearance at 1-AA level2001: James Hundon, as a member of the XFL’s San Francisco Demons, becomes first PSU-affiliated athlete to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated2002: Walsh becomes PSU’s all-time leader in coaching wins (66, finishes with 90)2004: Vikings have top-ranked defense and rushing offense in the Big Sky Conference2006: The Vikings defeat another 1-A opponent, New Mexico, 17-6

1993-2006Prominent Vikings of the EraTim Walsh, Coach, ‘99 Eddie Robinson Award Finalist, winningest Viking coach with a 90-68 overallRick Cruz, LB, All-AmericanJesus Moreno, OL, All-AmericanSam Peoples, CB, All-AmericanMoe Tauilo, OL, All-AmericanSteve Papin, RB, All-American, AFL All-StarDarick Holmes, RB, NFLPaul Bradford, CB, NFLSammie Burroughs, LB, NFLJames Hundon, WR, NFL, Arena LeagueBobby Singh, OL, All-AmericanCharles Dunn, RB, All-American, all-time leading rusherJimmy Blanchard, QB, two-time Walter Payton Player of the Year candidate, second all-time leading passer at PSUOrshawante Bryant, WR, all-time leading receiver, Arena LeagueTerry Charles, WR, All-American, NFLChris Cain, DE, Academic All-AmericanJuston Wood, QB, Two-time Academic All-American, Arena LeagueRashad Floyd, CB, All-American, AFL All-StarDan Frantz, P/K, All-American, Arena LeagueRyan Fuqua, RB, 2nd all-time leading rusher, 3rd in Big Sky historyJoe Rubin, RB, All-American, 4th all-time leading rusher, 7th in Big Sky historyJoey King, LB, two-time Academic All-American

Adam Hayward was named Big Sky Confer-ence Defensive Player of the Year in 2006. He went on to a nine-year career in the NFL.

brought to Portland State upon his hire on Feb. 28, 2007 and the brand of football his Viking team would play. Remarkably, Glanville brought back the excitement of Run-and-Shoot football as well, as former Head Coach Mouse Davis served as the offensive coordinator for two seasons. The Vikings moved the ball, but struggled to win. In fact, a 73-68 loss to Weber State on Oct. 27, 2007 set an NCAA record for most points (141) and touchdowns (20) in a regulation game. Freshman quarterback Drew Hubel even tied Viking legend Neil Lomax’s record with nine touchdown passes in one game - and it was Hubel’s first career start. Unfortunately, the highlights of the Glanville era were limited. He lasted only three seasons as the Vikings went 9-24 - their worst stretch of football since 1981-83.

BRINGING THE FAMILY BACK Portland State hired Nigel Burton, a former Tim Walsh assistant in late 2009 to revitalize the program. Burton became the first African American Head Coach in the Big Sky Conference. His primary objectives - in addition to bringing a winning program back to Portland State - includ-ing re-integrating a proud and successful alumni back into the Viking “football family.” In his second season, Burton turned a struggling program that had four straight losing records to a 7-4 record. The five-game improve-ment in the win column was the best in the Big Sky and one of the best in the nation. Once again, Portland State was back on the map in NCAA I FCS football. Burton’s tenure lasted five seasons. He



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was fired after compiling a 21-36 overall record. However, he produced some of the top Vikings in program history, including All-Americans Zach Brown and Kyle Loomis, Rimington Award winner Cornelius Edison, NFL star tight end Julius Thomas and Super Bowl XLVIII Champion DeShawn Shead.

BARNYBALL - WHAT EVERY-ONE WAS WAITING FOR Bruce Barnum was given a one-year interim contract to replace Burton in 2015 and, frankly, not a lot was expected of the Viking football team. But Barnum instilled his version of “BarnyBall” on the Park Blocks and it worked like a charm. BarnyBall was described as tough, blue-collar, fundamental football and that was exactly what the Vikings played, bringing tough defense, forc-ing turnovers, moving the offense efficiently and taking advantage of every opportunity. The result was an amazing season - the best in Portland State’s Division I history. But that

2010-15Prominent Vikings of the EraAndy Schantz, LB, 3rd team All-American, Buck Buchanan Award FinalistJulius Thomas, TE, Drafted in the 4th round by the Denver Broncos, All-ProZach Brown, K, Consensus first team All-American, sets 10 new school kicking records, leads nation in FGs in 2011Dustin Waldron, OL, All-Big SkyDeShawn Shead, CB, All-Big Sky, NFL, Super Bowl XLVIII ChampionIan Sluss, LB, All-Big Sky Conference, All-AmericanKyle Loomis, P, Two-time consensus first team All-American, sets PSU season and career punting recordsCornelius Edison, OL, All-Big Sky, Rimington Award WinnerPatrick Onwuasor, S, All-Big Sky, National Defensive Player of the Year FinalistBruce Barnum, Coach, ‘15 FCS National Coach of the Year

Key Moments2007: PSU has over 4,000 season-ticket holders - the most in the Division I era.2007: PSU and Weber State play in the highest scoring Division I regulation game in history, a 73-68 Wildcat win.2011: Portland State returns to relevancy with a 7-4 record, a five-game improvement over 2010, and its first national ranking since 2007.2015: Portland State defeats both FBS opponents Washington State and North Texas, goes 5-1 against ranked schools and has best FCS record: 9-3. Makes first NCAA playoff appearance since 2000.

didn’t completely tell the tale. The Vikings were 9-3 overall, reaching the NCAA FCS playoffs for the first time in 15 seasons. The wins were epic: a first-ever victory over a Pac-12 school, 24-17 against Washington State; a 66-7 win over North Texas which was the largest margin in NCAA his-tory by an FCS team over an FBS team; wins over Montana, Montana State, Cal Poly and Eastern Washington - all of which ended long losing streaks to those schools. In the end, PSU went 5-1 against nationally-ranked teams, 2-0 against FBS schools, had its first nine-win season in its FCS history, and an improvement of six games over the 2014 season. By mid-season, Barnum’s interim contract had morphed into a five-year deal at Portland State. At the end of the season, he was recognized by his peers and the media as the Big Sky Confer-ence and the FCS National Coach of the Year. It marked the first time a Viking football coach had won either honor.

In 2011, Julius Thomas became the highest drafted Viking (4th round) since Neil Lomax in 1981.

The celebration was on after Portland State beat Washington State in 2015, igniting the Vikings’ best Division I season in school history.



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Portland State has made a total of 10 post-season appearances in its history - eight as an NCAA II member and two as an NCAA I FCS participant. The Vikings are 12-10 all-time in playoff games, including 12-5 at home, 0-3 on the road and 0-2 at neutral sites (both NCAA II national championship games in Florence, AL).

NCAA 1 FCS In just its fifth season as an NCAA 1 FCS competitor and third season eligible, the Portland State football program earned a berth in the post-season playoffs (2000). PSU was selected as the number 15 seed in the 2000 playoffs and traveled to Delaware for a first round game. The playoff selection was the culmination of a building process Head Coach Tim Walsh started in 1996. The Vikings were 3-8, 4-7, 5-6, 8-3, 8-3 in their first five Division I seasons. The Vikings returned to the playoffs in 2015, hosting their first FCS playoff game ever. The sixth-seeded Vikings lost to Northern Iowa, 29-17, in the second round.

NCAA II Portland State reached the playoffs eight times in the last nine years it was a Divi-sion II member, between 1987 and 1995. The Vikings reached the championship game in 1987 and 1988, the semifinals in 1991 and 1992, and led the nation in total offense in 1995.

VIKING PLAYOFF SCORES - NCAA II1987 Score Location Atten.Quarterfinal PSU 27, Mankato State 21 Portland 19,363Semifinal PSU 13, Northern Michigan 7 Portland 17,795Championship Troy State 31, PSU 17 Florence, AL 10,660

19881st Round PSU 34, Bowie State (MD) 17 Portland 9,773Quarterfinal PSU 20, Jacksonville State 13 Portland 13,210Semifinal PSU 35, Texas A&I 27 Portland 21,079Championship North Dakota State 35, PSU 21 Florence, AL 6,763

19891st Round PSU 56, West Chester (PA) 50 (3 ot) Portland 9,395Quarterfinal Indiana (PA) 17, PSU 0 Portland 5,351

19911st Round PSU 28, Northern Colorado 24 Portland 9,888Quarterfinal PSU 37, Mankato State 27 Portland 14,275Semifinal Pittsburg State 53, PSU 21 Portland 17,036

19921st Round PSU 42, UC-Davis 28 Portland 7,336Quarterfinal PSU 35, Texas A&I 30 Portland 12,657Semifinal Pittsburg State 41, PSU 38 Portland 13,180

19931st Round Texas A&M-Kingsville 50, PSU 15 Portland 7,925

19941st Round PSU 29, Angelo State 0 Portland 4,486Quarterfinal Texas A&M-Kingsville 21, PSU 16 Kingsville, TX 11,000

19951st Round PSU 56, East Texas State 35 Portland 4,669Quarterfinal Texas A&M-Kingsville 30, PSU 0 Kingsville, TX 9,000

VIKING PLAYOFF SCORES - NCAA I20001st Round Delaware 49, PSU 14 Newark, DE 12,945

20152nd Round Northern Iowa 29, PSU 17 Portland, OR 8,022

SINGLE-GAME PLAYOFF RECORDS OFFENSERushing Attempts: 28, Rais Aho vs. UC Davis, 1992Yards Rushing: 178, Rais Aho vs. Mankato State, 1991Rushing Touchdowns: 2, Tommie Johnson vs. Mankato State, 1987; Burnell Harvin vs. Bowie State, 1987; Don Finkbonner vs. West Chester, 1989; Rais Aho vs. UC-Davis, 1992Passes Attempted: 56, Kyle Allen vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1994Passes Completed: 32, Darren Del’Andrae vs. West Chester, 1989Yards Passing: 381, Darren Del’Andrae vs. West Chester, 1989Touchdown Passes: 6, Darren Del’Andrae vs. West Chester, 1989Pass Receptions: 13, Orshawante Bryant vs. Delaware, 2000Yards Receiving: 209, Henry Newson vs. Mankato State, 1991Receiving Touchdowns: 3, Don Finkbonner vs. West Chester, 1989Touchdowns: 5, Don Finkbonner vs. West Chester, 1989

LONGEST SCORING PLAYSPassing: 65 yards, John Charles to Henry Newson vs. Pittsburg State, 1991Rushing: 26 yards, Rais Aho vs. UC-Davis, 1992Returns: 23 yard interception, Jason Ney vs. Angelo State, 1994Field Goal: 44 yards, Jeff Crowell vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1994

DEFENSETackles: 20, James Fuller vs. Pittsburg State, 1991Sacks: 2, Marcus Royster vs. Angelo State, 1994; Ace Salu vs. Indiana (PA), 1989; Sammie Burroughs vs. Angelo State, 1994; Jason Hefley vs. Angelo State, 1994; Joe Carlisle vs. West Chester, 1991; Greg Kantola vs. Northern Colorado, 1991Interceptions: 2, Neil Fendall vs. Angelo State, 1994; Joe Rodgers vs. Mankato State, 1987; Joe Rodgers vs. Northern Michigan, 1987Fumble Recoveries: 2, Brent Napierkowski vs. Troy State, 1987

Darren Del’Andrae passed for 381 yards and six touch-downs in a Division II playoff win over West Chester in 1989.

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1950 W-LOregon College 3-0-0Oregon Tech 1-1-1Eastern Oregon 1-2-0Vanport 0-2-1

1951 W-LStandings unavailable, Vanport 1-2

1952 W-LOregon College 3-0Oregon Tech 2-1Eastern Oregon 1-2Vanport 0-3

1953 W-LOregon College 3-0Vanport 2-1Oregon Tech 1-2Eastern Oregon 0-3

1954 W-LOregon Tech 3-1Oregon College 3-1Vanport 2-2Southern Oregon 2-2Eastern Oregon 0-4

1955 W-LOregon College 3-1Eastern Oregon 3-1Southern Oregon 3-1Portland State 1-3Oregon Tech 0-4

1956 W-LEastern Oregon 4-0Oregon College 2-2Southern Oregon 2-2Portland State 1-3Oregon Tech 1-3

1953Jerry Garrett, HB, 1st teamSam Haina, T, 1st teamGene Rider, E, 2nd teamChuck Becker, C, 2nd teamNorm Fenton, QB, 2nd teamDale Stewart, FB, 2nd team

1954Jack Knudsen, G, 1st teamGene Rider, E, 2nd teamDarrold Farr, T, 2nd team

1955Jack Knudsen, G, 1st teamChuck Withers, FB, 2nd teamDarrold Farr, T, 2nd team

1956Bob Wheeler, T, 1st teamDick Edwards, HB, 2nd teamHarvey Neffendorf, QB, 2nd teamDave Starbuck, E, 2nd team

1957Chuck Withers, FB, 1st teamSam Roberts, E, 1st teamBill Turner, T, 2nd team

1958Ward Sayles, SBill Turner, LBBob Wheeler, DTSam Roberts, EGeorge Kane, HB

1959Herb Harms, HBBob Wheeler, DTFrank McCormack, FBMickey Gray, CDave Roberts, G

OCC ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS (only one team selected after 1957)

OREGON COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE STANDINGS

PORTLAND STATEIN NAIA FOOTBALL

1960Frank McCormack, FBMickey Gray, CDave Roberts, G

1961Bob Williams, OTBill White, HBMike Haftorson, DTBob Holcomb, LB

1962Gery Weber, DEBill White, HB

1963 Jim Hollingsworth, EJack Carroll, OGMike Schrunk, QBBill White, HBAndy Berkis, FBGery Weber, DEJim Gaul, DTRon Simonson, DB1964Mike McKeel, CJack Carroll, OGAndy Berkis, FBDick Marlowe, DTBob Weber, DEJohn Woodward, LBRon Simonson, S

NAIA HONORSALL-AMERICAN1963 Jim Hollingsworth, E, 3rd team

1957 W-L-TSouthern Oregon 3-0-1Oregon College 3-1-0Oregon Tech 2-2-0Portland State 1-3-0Eastern Oregon 0-3-1

1958 W-LOregon College 4-0Southern Oregon 3-1Portland State 2-2Eastern Oregon 1-3Oregon Tech 0-4

1959 W-LOregon Tech 4-0Southern Oregon 3-1Eastern Oregon 2-2Portland State 1-3Oregon College 0-4

1960 W-L-TOregon Tech 4-0-0Southern Oregon 3-1-0Portland State 1-2-1Oregon College 1-3-0Eastern Oregon 0-3-1

1961 W-L-TSouthern Oregon 4-0-0Oregon College 2-1-1Portland State 2-2-0Oregon Tech 1-2-1Eastern Oregon 0-4-0

1962 W-LSouthern Oregon 4-0Portland State 3-1Oregon College 2-2Oregon Tech 1-3Eastern Oregon 0-4

1963 W-LPortland State 4-0Southern Oregon 3-1Oregon Tech 2-2Oregon College 1-3Eastern Oregon 0-4

1964 W-L-TPortland State 3-0-1Southern Oregon 3-0-1Oregon Tech 2-2-0Eastern Oregon 1-3-0Oregon College 0-4-0



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1982 WFC SeasonCal Poly-SLO 4-0-0 6-4-0 Santa Clara 3-1-0 7-4-0 Cal State Northridge 2-2-0 4-7-0Cal Poly-Pomona 1-3-0 1-10-0Portland State 0-4-0 2-9-0

1983 WFC SeasonCal State Northridge 2-1-0 6-4-0Santa Clara 2-1-0 6-4-0Cal Poly-SLO 1-2-0 5-6-0Portland State 1-2-0 3-7-0

1984 WFC SeasonPortland State 3-0-0 8-3-0Cal Poly-SLO 2-1-0 6-4-0Santa Clara 1-2-0 7-4-0Cal State Northridge 0-3-0 2-8-0

1985 WFC SeasonSanta Clara 4-0-1 8-2-1Sacramento State 4-1-0 8-3-0Portland State 2-2-1 4-5-1Cal Poly-SLO 2-3-0 4-7-0Cal State Northridge 1-4-0 4-7-0Cal Lutheran 1-4-0 6-5-0

1986 WFC SeasonSacramento State 5-1-0 6-4-1Portland State 4-2-0 6-5-0Cal State Northridge 4-2-0 8-3-0Southern Utah 3-3-0 5-5-0Cal Poly-SLO 3-3-0 5-5-0Santa Clara 2-4-0 4-7-0Cal Lutheran 0-6-0 3-8-0

1987 WFC SeasonPortland State 6-0-0 11-2-1Cal State Northridge 4-2-0 7-4-0Cal Poly-SLO 3-3-0 7-3-0Santa Clara 3-3-0 6-5-0Southern Utah 2-4-0 5-6-0Sacramento State 2-4-0 4-7-0Cal Lutheran 1-5-0 5-6-0

1988 WFC SeasonPortland State 6-0-0 11-3-1Sacramento State 4-2-0 10-3-0Santa Clara 4-2-0 7-4-0Cal Poly-SLO 3-3-0 5-4-1Cal State Northridge 2-4-0 6-5-0Southern Utah 2-4-0 4-7-0Cal Lutheran 0-6-0 2-8-0

1989 WFC SeasonPortland State 4-1-0 9-4-0Cal State Northridge 3-2-0 6-5-0Southern Utah 3-2-0 5-5-0Santa Clara 2-3-0 7-4-0Sacramento State 2-3-0 5-4-0Cal Poly-SLO 1-4-0 5-5-0

1990 WFC SeasonCal Poly-SLO 4-1-0 9-1-0Cal State Northridge 4-1-0 7-3-0Portland State 2-3-0 6-5-0Santa Clara 2-3-0 6-5-0Southern Utah 2-3-0 6-5-0Sacramento State 1-4-0 4-6-0

1991 WFC SeasonPortland State 5-0-0 11-3-0Southern Utah 4-1-0 7-3-1Sacramento State 3-2-0 8-2-0Cal Poly-SLO 2-3-0 4-6-0Cal State Northridge 1-4-0 3-7-0Santa Clara 0-50 5-6-0

1992 WFC SeasonPortland State 3-1-0 9-4-0Sacramento State 2-2-0 7-3-0Southern Utah 2-2-0 5-5-0Cal State Northridge 2-2-0 5-5-0Cal Poly-SLO 1-3-0 4-5-1

Western Football Conference Champions:

1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992

NCAA II Playoff participant (member 1981-95):

1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995

1st team All-Western Football Conference Selec-

All-American QuarterbackChris Crawford

PORTLAND STATEIN NCAA II FOOTBALL

WESTERN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS

1982Chris Nyte, DTMitch Messina, LB

1983Steve Lyle, RBAhtagi Atagi, OGDoug Mikolas, DTMark Crawford, LB

1984Terry Summerfield, QBScott Lindsay, WRSteve Lyle, RBRoger Daniels, WRDavid Morris, OGSteve Sahlinger, CRegan Hyde, LBBrian Fish, DBDoug Mikolas, DT

1985Terry Summerfield, QBBrian Coushay, WRRoland Aumueller, OTTracey Eaton, FSTom Priest, DTRegan Hyde, LB

1986Brian Coushay, WRRoland Aumueller, OTBarry Naone, TEChris Crawford, QBBret Rodarte, LB

1987Coach of the Year: Pokey AllenOffensive MVP: Chris Crawford, QBDefensive MVP: Tracey Eaton, FSBarry Naone, TETim Corrigan, WRCurtis Delgardo, RBDave Swanson, CMike Erickson, KAnthony Spears, DLKurt Simmons, LBKevin Wolfolk, LB

1988Coach of the Year: Pokey AllenOffensive MVP: Curtis Delgardo, RBDefensive MVP: Kevin Wolfolk, LB Chris Crawford, QBBarry Naone, TEBill Duarte, OLDave Swanson, CBrent Napierkowski, DLAnthony Spears, DLMike Peterson, FSScott Taube, LB

1989Coach of the Year: Pokey AllenRinaldo Shackelford, WRBill Duarte, OLFrank Mayo, OL

1st team All-Western Football ConferenceDarren Del’Andrae, QBBurnell Harvin, RBBob Boyer, DLTim Upshaw, LBDominique Hardeman, DB

1990Alan Boschma, WRBob Dodd, OLCurtis Delgardo, RBJames Fuller, DB

1991Coach of the Year: Pokey AllenOffensive MVP: John Charles, QBAlan Boschma, WREd Yoder, TELarry Hall, OLJames Fuller, FSRick Cruz, LBOscar Hicks, DL

1992Coach of the Year: Pokey AllenOffensive MVP: John Charles, QBDerek Baldwin, WRMatt Kulu, OLPaul Still, OLMike Palomino, TERais Aho, RBDesmond Isom, DB

NCAA II HONORSALL-AMERICANS1976 June Jones, QB (AFCA)1977 Dave Steif, WR1979 Kurt Ivanoff, OT * Stuart Gaussoin, WR* Neil Lomax, QB*1980 Neil Lomax, QB *1984 Doug Mikolas, DT1988 Chris Crawford, QB Barry Naone, TE 1989 Darren Del’Andrae, QB Bill Duarte, OG1991 James Fuller, FS Larry Hall, OT Ed Yoder, TE1992 John Charles, QB 1993 Rick Cruz, LB Jeff Bockert, LB1994 Sam Peoples, CB (AFCA) Jesus Moreno, OT1995 Steve Papin, RB (AFCA) Moe Tauilo, OG

HARLON HILL AWARDNCAA Division II Player of the Year balloting1987 Chris Crawford (4th)1988 Chris Crawford (2nd)1992 John Charles (3rd)1995 Steve Papin (3rd)

*Portland State also competed as a NCAA 1-AA independent from 1978 to 1980.



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This list includes players who were known to have lettered at Portland State

AAbdullah, Jamal 02, 03, 04, 05Aberle, Ken 55Abraham, Jon 61Abts, Cal 74, 75Adams, Dan 70, 71Adams, DJ 12, 13Adams, Darnell 12, 14, 15Adams, Harry 81Adamson, Larry 64, 65, 66Adelsman, Lance, 95Aho, Rais 90, 91, 92Ah Toon, Josh 10Aiken, Rochelle 99, 00Albrecht, Richard 80Alexander, Kevin 78, 79Alexander, Nick 12, 13Alexis, Junior 12, 13, 14, 15Ali, Mu’Ammar 06Alisa, Alisa 83Allen, Alvin 72Allen, Ben 86, 87, 88Allen, Brooks 04Allen, Condrew 04, 05, 06, 07Allen, Jerome 97Allen, JordanAllen, Kyle 94, 95Allender, Rick 87, 88Allison, Dale 46Allison, Jim 63Almond, Donte 10, 11Anders, Todd 83Andersen, Lorny 68, 69, 71Anderson, Bob 78, 79, 80, 81Anderson, Carl 59, 60Anderson, Jeff 80, 81Anderson, Keitrell 09, 10, 11, 12Anderson, Mike 71Anderson, Rick 92, 93, 94, 95Andreas, John 97, 98, 99, 00Andreas, Matt 05Angel, Cheo, 98, 99Anstine, Jim 64, 65Antonetti, Don 82Anyaorah, Eloka 08

Arana, Jay 89, 90Archie, Reggie 81, 82Archuleta, John 12Armstrong, Bob 75Armstrong, Marv 69Armstrong, Tony 74, 75Aronson, Isaac 03Arthur, Bryon 60, 61, 62, 63Arthur, Cary 61, 62, 64, 65Asay, Matt 89Ashenfelter, Craig 83Assily, Chris 08Atagi, Ahtagi 82, 83Atterholt, Dave 84Atwood, Mike 75, 76, 77Aumavae, Samuelu 94, 95, 96Aumueller, Roland 83, 84, 85, 86Austin, Larry 93, 94Austin, Randy 79Avinger, Skinner 96Ayer, Matt 93Ayers, Jack 58, 59Azorr, Eric 03, 04, 05, 06

BBacceleri, Luke 46, 47, 48Bach, Chad 15Backstrom, Larry 75Bafaro, Chuck 49Bailey, Bob 71Bailey, Dave 68Bailey, Don 89, 90Baillie, Bill 60, 61Baird, Austin 14Baird, Clinton 72Baker, Antwun 11Baker, Mark 78Baker, Ross 79, 80, 81Baker, Roy 47Baldock, Cutter 13, 14Baldwin, Derek 89, 90, 91, 92Balkovich, Mike 46Ball, Robert 93Ball, Tom 69, 70Ballard, Troy 82Baller, Bob 54Balsiger, Brian 12Bamber, Lee 46, 47Banbrook, D. 52

Barger, Tom 04Barnes, Steven 73, 74Barnes, Tom 93Barrett, Sam 86Barrett, Vince 89, 90Barron, Don 74, 75Barron, Jerry 65Bartlett, Chuck 73Barton, Hank 67, 68, 69, 70Barton, Steve 71Bass, Khalil, 11, 12Bastian, Don 51, 52Bates, Bill 74, 75Bates, Jerry 82Baughman, Brad 75Baumer, William 50Baumgart, Jeff 84, 85Bayless, Martin 10Beane, Darrell 72Beard, Travis 92, 94Beatty, Tony 73, 74, 75Becker, Chuck 51, 52, 53Becker, Charles 63Beckley, Travis 07, 08, 09, 10Beer, Pete 56Beetham, Dennis 61, 62Beestra, Jack 81Behneke, Gary 57, 58Bell, Aaron 80Bell, Rodney 74Bellerive, Mike 92, 93, 94Belles, Dave 56, 57Beltz, Jordan 08Beltz, Ron 72Bendlele, Mike 74, 75Benjamin-Nichols, Johnathan 05, 06, 07, 08Bennett, Larry 64, 65, 66Benz, Jack 73Berg, Chris 02, 03, 04Berg, Zack 14, 15Berkis, Andy 62, 63, 64, 65Bernhardt, Skee 83, 84, 85, 86Berry, Black 47, 48Best, Berry 65Best, Steve 81, 82Bethune, Ben 72, 75, 76Bettinelli, Jeff 80, 81, 82, 83Betty, Jim 84, 85Beyerlin, Corey 86

Biedritzky, Karl 93Bigler, Gordon 50Biglow, Blake 83Bilic, Tony 93, 95Billingsley, Mike 79Binder, Mike 86, 87, 88Bingham, Bill 86Biondi, John 75, 76, 77Biorn, Ned 73, 74Bird, Tom 77Birenbaum, Dennis 67, 68, 69Biscerglia, Ron 54Bishop, Andre 99Bixler, Chris 81, 82, 83, 84Black, Orlando 94Blain, Al 88, 89, 90, 91Blair, Ben 48Blakely, D. 52Blanchard, Jimmy 97, 98, 99, 00Blatchley, Steve 03, 04, 05, 06Bledsoe, James 90, 92Blow, Kevin 76Bodiford, Shaun 04, 05Bockert, Jeff 92, 93, 94, 95Bogomil, Dick 59, 60, 61Boland, Rick 75Bollam, Doug 60, 61Bolliger, Bo 04Bolton, Dan 74, 75, 76, 77Bond, Steve 69Booker, Mike 73, 74, 75Boone, Jeremy 12, 13Boozer, Jim 56, 57Boschma, Alan 90, 91Boswell, Chuck 97, 98Bowen, Ben 09, 10, 11, 12Bowen, Darrell 68, 69Bowerman, Don 53, 54Bowles, Willie 51Bowman, Todd 84Boyer, Bob 85, 86, 87, 89Brady, Pat 46Bradford, Paul 95, 96Brame, Derrick 98Bramow, Matt 07Brand, Jesse 95, 96, 97, 98Brandon, Shane 90, 91Bratcher, Mike 91Brazel, Ben 74

Breedlove, Eldon 46, 47Bresler, Mike 76, 77Brody-Heim, Brandon 12, 13, 14, 15Brooks, Branden 04, 05, 06, 07Brooks, Dionte 11, 12Brooks, Don 73Brown, Bob 66Brown, Charlie 77, 78, 79Brown, Darius 00, 01, 02Brown, Dennis 63Brown, Jimmy Ray 01Brown, Jon 95Brown, Jordan 06, 07, 08, 09Brown, Josh 15Brown, Les 60Brown, Lex 85, 86Brown, Lloyd 50Brown, N. 52Brown, Nick 99, 00Brown, R. 53Brown, Ryan 03, 04Brown, Tracey 85, 86Brown, Willie 56, 57, 58Brown, Zach 09, 10, 11, 12Brumfield, J.J. 88, 89, 90, 91Brush, Bobby 02, 03, 04, 05Bryant, Orshawante 97, 98, 99, 00Buchanan, Ben 90, 91, 92, 93Buckheit, Gale 50Buckles, Ken 74, 75, 76Buckley, Jeff 80Budke, Chris 96, 97Buffington, Jon 15Bump, Mark 77Burcham, Eric 84, 85Burdett, Dave 82, 83Burke, Joe 46, 47Burke, Mike 58Burkholder, Richard 48, 50Burleson, Dave 92, 93Burley, Leonard 46, 48Burnham, L. 52Burnley, Terry 82Burns, Chris 92, 93Burns, Jerry 76Burright, Mitch 77Burris, Tony 81, 82, 83Burroughs, Sammy 94, 95Bursass, Rick 77

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS



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Burt, Ken 76Burton, Mike 87Busch, Michael 75, 77, 78, 79

Buscher, D. 52Bush, John 64, 65Butenshoen, Paul 61, 62Butler, Carl 63Butler, Deshawn 98, 99, 00, 01Buttke, Gary 77Button, Monty 97, 98, 99, 00Butts, Ken 81, 82Butz, Bo 98Byers, Matthew 93

CCain, Chris 97, 98, 99, 00Cajal-Willis, Mike 01, 02Calderon, Vince 92Caldwell, Lamon 96Calhoun, Steve 78, 79Calkins, Tom 66, 67, 68Callahan, Brad 94Callison, Matt 90, 91Calo, Justin 15Calwhite, B. 52Cam, Phil 73, 75, 76, 77Campbell, Chad 87Canaday, Kameron 12, 13, 14, 15Carey, Jon 70, 71, 72Carey, Willis 99, 02Carley, Josh 98Carlisle, Chad 87Carlisle, Joe 87, 88, 89, 90Carlson, Christian 06, 07Caron, Bruce 94Carpenter, Jerit 96Carr, Bill 82Carrie, Reynard 01, 02, 03, 04Carrillo, Cam 96, 98, 99, 00Carroll, Jack 63. 64Cartesegna, Rick 75, 76, 77, 78Carter, Nick 87, 88, 89, 90Carter, Stan 71Carter, Thomas III 12, 13, 14, 15Carvalho, Brennan 04, 05, 06, 07Casebeer, Scott 96, 97, 98, 99Caseras, Steve 95, 96Casey, Jerome 95Cassidy, Bill 53Castello, Mark 80Catalano, Michael 03Cathcart, Ben 56, 57Caughlin, Jim 52, 53Cavanaugh, Blair 15Ceasar, Lamar 99, 00Cecil, Scott 74, 75, 76Cervantes, Dan 94Chace, Rod 69Chalmers, Chris 07Chambers, Byron 74, 75, 76, 77Chambers, Greg 93, 94Chandler, Antonio 94, 95Chapin, Dennis 69, 70, 71Charles, John 91, 92Charles, Terry 98, 99, 00, 01Chass, Stan 73Chavira, Jake 04Chenault, Nick 01, 02, 03, 04Cherry, Larry 81Childress, Greig 70Childs, L. 52Chiles, Freddie 74Chodowski, Brian 92, 93Christian, Jim 95Churchill, Mike 68, 69, 70Cichoke, Tony 82, 83Ciliberto, Alano 93, 94, 95, 96Clark, Bruce 64, 65, 66Clark, Ted 81Clark, William 74Clegg, James 56Clemens John 80, 81Clemente, Rodney 91Clemons, Gary 96 97Closs, Kasey 13, 14Cloudt, Frank 90Cobbs, Andre 93Colasurdo, John 74, 75, 76, 77Cole, Tanner 99, 00, 01

Cole, Tommy 72, 73Coleman, Leroy 49Coleman, Ty 08Coleman, Xavier 13, 14, 15Collins, Darren 00Collins, Jimmy 07, 08Collson, Kevin 83, 84, 85, 86Commer, Clyde 79Comstock, Mike 79Conceicao, Dave 68, 69, 70Conlan, Tom 82, 83Connor, Norm 56, 57Conners, Jackie 96, 97Cook, Bob 72Cook, Dexter 82, 83Cookman, Ricky 08, 09, 10, 11Cooksey, Jim 74Cooley, Luke 12Coon, Steve 59, 60, 61Cooper, Bill 66, 67Cooper, Phil 82Cooper, Steve 07, 08Cope, Tyler 11Coppess, Mark 90, 91, 92Corbett, Jack 78Corey, Joel 91, 92Corrado, Joe 48Corral, Mike 08Corrigan, Tim 85, 86, 87, 88Corso, Jim 68Cosenza, Alex 10, 11Cosgrove, Phillip 53Costa, Nic 05Couch, Bob 79Countryman, Gene 49, 50Coury, Stevie 14, 15Coushay, Brian 85, 86Cox, Mark 73Covlin, Bill 58, 59Craft, Jim 95, 96, 97, 98Crawford, Chris 85, 86, 87, 88Crawford, Mark 81, 82, 83Creagan, Scott 87Creal, R. 52Crecelius, Randin 14, 15Cripe, Barry 64, 65, 66, 67Crist, Ian 13Croome, Jasper 08Cross, Marvin 46Crouser, Brett 67, 68Crouser, Larry 56, 57Crowder, Corey 11, 12, 13, 14Crowell, Jeff 94Crowston, Kyle 94Croyden, Spencer 82Cruell, Julian 12, 13Cruz, Rick 91, 93Cummings, Eric 92Cummings, Mishawn 13Cummings, Wycliffe 90Cunningham, Jim 74Curiel, Mike 94, 95Curry, Del 55Curtis, Dick 64, 65Curtis, Gary 56, 57, 58, 59Curtis, Gary 62Curtis, Pat 58Curtis, Tony 03, 04Cvitanovich, Frank 46, 47Cyphers, Malik 14, 15

DDace, Dave 86Dade, Davond 14, 15Daily, Jason 04Daily, Ron 71, 72Dalke, Jon 83Dalton, Robert 83D’Ambrosio, Mario 07, 08D’Amilo, Tony 74Daniels, Roger 80, 82, 83, 84Danley, Tom 70Dart, Brent 61, 62Daugherty, Ed 46, 47David, Dominic 09Davidson, Skip 72, 73Davis, Anthony 09, 10, 11Davis, Denzel 09, 10, 11, 12Davis, Doug 81, 82, 83, 84

Davis, Eldon 60, 61Davis, Gene 64, 65, 66, 67Davis, John 68Davis, Lee 74, 75, 76Davis, Mark 80, 81, 82, 83Davis, Mike 12, 13, 14, 15Davtyan, Adis 01Dawson, Kahlil 14, 15Dawson, Stan 71Dawson, William 14, 15Dean, Josh 82Dean, Larry 72, 73, 74Dean, Victor 13Deans, Scott 98, 99Dearborn, Tom 67, 68, 69DeCamp, Paul 83DeChaine, Gerald 57, 58, 60Delance, Rick 79Del’Andrae, Darren 89, 90Delaney, Akaba 93, 94Delaney, Tim 81DeLaura, Mel 76Delenikos, Matt 84, 85Deleuw, John 77, 78Delgardo, Curtis 86, 87, 88, 90Demings, Brian 71, 72DeNotta, Duane 77Dewitte, Lewis 68Dials, Bill 71, 72Dias, Zach 09, 10Dickerson, Randy 69Dickson, Aaron 05, 06, 07, 08Dickson, Arthur 73, 74, 75, 76Dickson, Aubre 95Dickson, Richard 77Didier, Clint 79, 80Diddock, J. 52Dienstel, Steve 77DiMayo, Vince 69Dittman, Chris 94, 95, 96, 97Dixon, Devereaux 74, 75, 76Dixon, Dominic 03, 04, 05, 06Dodd, Bob 87, 88, 89, 90Dodge, Dave 73D’Olivo, Mark 79, 80, 81Doman, Michael 14, 15Dombroski, Gene 60, 61Dominick, Darrell 69, 70Donaldson, Jack 67Donaldson, Steve 67Donnelly, Erik 94Donnerberg, Brent 99, 00, 01, 02Dorsey, Andrew 03, 04Dorsey, Micheal 04, 05, 06, 07Dose, Logan 06, 07, 08Dotson, Graydon 85Doty, Steve 74, 75Dowdy, Cleo 72, 73Doyle, Dennis 69, 70Doyle, Vern 75Duarte, Bill 86, 87, 88, 89Dubina, Rick 88, 89Dubois, Pierre 72, 73Duff, Derek 03, 04, 05, 06Dulcich, Vince 48Duley, Lance 56, 57, 58Dumont, Kevin 76, 77Duncan, Michael 99, 01Dunkan, Greg 76Dunn, Charles 97, 98, 99, 00Dunn, Davon 13Dunn, Patrick 06Dunning, Ron 58Durbin, Dan 83Duronslet, Beau 14, 15Durr, Alfred 99Duyndam, Thomas 09, 10, 11, 12Dwyer, Zack 13, 14Dye, Trevor 13, 14, 15Dyson, Ralph 48

EEagle, Braedyn 08, 09, 10, 11Eaton, Tracey 83, 84, 85, 87Eberhardt, Derek 92Eckhardt, Buzz 91, 92Eder, Dave 89, 90, 91Edgerson, David 12, 13Edison, Cornelius 11, 12, 13, 14

Edmonds, Larry 60, 61Edwards, Andre, 95Edwards, Donnie 97, 98Edwards, Matt 79Edwards, Richard 56Edwards, Willie 82Eichenberger, Dick 71Eichorn, John 57Eichman, Dale 57, 58, 61Eiden, Tim 99, 00Ell, Eric 76, 77, 78Elliott, Jim 80Emanuel, Milton 50Emard, Jerry 77Endicott, Gene 60, 61Enger, Dick 56, 57Engler, Duane 72, 73Engstrom, Justin 09, 10, 11Erickson, Mike 85, 86, 87Ervin, Rod 58, 59Esposito, Joey 11, 12Etchison, Greg 64, 65Etherly, Dave 84, 85, 86Evans, Charlie 00, 02Evans, Josh 06, 07Evans, Jullian 05, 06Evans, Terry 79Evers, Greg 87, 88, 89Everitt, Kyle 83Ewald, Pat 95Ewell, Jack 53Eyestone, Jerry 57, 58, 59

FFa’avae, Ronnie 07Faccio, Troy 84Faddis, Dean 13Fahsholz, Bob 69, 70Falconer, Dave 61, 62, 63, 65Falconer, Ian 96, 97, 98, 99Faletoi, Ropeti 84Falo, Orcott 84Farr, Darold 55Farrell, Keith 61, 62Farrell, T. 52Farrington, Chuck 57Fasel, Terry 86Faulk, Kyle 04, 05Feakin, Cody 05, 06, 07Fee, Tom 65, 66, 67, 68Feist, Ken 88, 89, 90Felts, Kevin 87, 88Fendall, Neil 93, 94, 95, 96Fenner, Conrad 50Fenton, Dan 99, 00Fenton, Norm 53Fentress, Aaron 87, 88Fernandez, Nick 11, 12, 13, 14Ferrigno, Brendan 03, 04, 05, 06Ferris, Lee 76Ferry, Ted 85, 86, 87Fetzer, Jake 07Ficco, Doug 75Fields, Simeon 83Filley, Jim 65Findlay, Brooks 91, 92Fink, Dick 70, 71Finkbonner, Don 89, 90Fischer, Matt 83, 84, 85, 87Fish, Brian 81, 82, 83, 84Fish, Scott 82, 83, 84, 85Fisherkeller, Peter 15Fite, Dennis 12, 13Fitzhugh, Mitchell 00, 01Flora, Fred 78, 79, 80Floyd, Rashad 97, 98, 99, 00Flynn, Erroll 48Flynn, John 70, 71Fohn, Tom 85, 86Foley, Mike 77, 78Fong, Ken 68Fontleroy, Shawn 93Forbes, Jack 10, 11Force, Ray 81, 82Ford, Frank 56, 57Ford, Matt 08Ford, Tracy 08, 09Foreman, Tyler 15Forgette, Miles 99, 00, 01, 02

Foster, Dave 58Foster, Lee 56Foster, Norman 50Foster, Zach 01, 02Foust, Chas 70, 71, 72, 73Fowler, Darryl 58, 59Frankin, Keith 08Franklin, Lou 74Frantz, Dan 97, 98, 99, 00Franzone, Frank 70, 71, 72Frazier, Bill 67, 68, 69Frederick, Joel 79, 80, 81Frederick, Terrance 94, 95, 96, 97Freeman, Rob 05, 06Freemont, George 61, 62Friesen, Jim 80, 81, 82Friesen, Ryan 03, 04, 05Frisbe, Doug 68Fry, Ray 08, 09, 10Fugate, Dick 61, 62Fuller, Andrew 08Fuller, James 90, 91Fultcher, Chris 06Fuqua, Ryan 01, 02, 03, 04Fusi, Daniel 14, 15Fuson, George 59, 60

GGabbert, Dick 64Gable, Gail 61Gabriel, Bill 49Gale, Nick 09, 10Gallop, Jake 96, 97Gamble, Travis 88, 89Gardner, David 97Gardner, Kyle 13Gardner, Mike 72, 73, 74, 75Gardner, Nate 63Garrett, Jerry 49, 50, 53, 54Garvin, Lawrence 74Gaspar, Chris 88, 89Gatto, Joe 60, 61, 62, 64Gaul, Jim 60, 61, 62, 64Gaulke, Mitch 10, 11, 12, 13Gaussoin, Stuart 78, 79, 80, 81Gaylord, Roger 71, 72Geegan, Ray 86Gehring, Matthis 03, 04, 05, 06Gentry, John 91, 92, 93, 94Georgeades, Tom 61, 62Gertson, David 09Giandomenico, Seth 09, 10Gibb, Loren 93Gibbs, Jeff 75Giddens, Arthur 05Gilbert, Zac 95, 96, 97Gilgan, Mike 61, 62Gill, Bob 55Gilley, Rex 58, 59Gilmore, Charles 97, 98Girod, Eric 79, 80, 81Gish, Jim 48Gitsham, Bob 93, 94Glassmeyer, John 83, 84, 85Glavin, John 75Godinet, Andrew 09, 11, 12Goldman, J. 52Goldsmith, Brad 71Gomez, Mike 92Gonzales, Jonathan 14, 15Goo, Ryan 97, 98, 99, 00Gooden, Roy 83Goodloe, David 01, 02Goolsby, Norm 81, 82Gordon, Sam 07Goree, Duane 98, 99Gorman, Ed 65, 66, 67, 68Gorman, Jim 70Gornick, George 48Gourley, Jim 69Grace, Jim 78, 79, 80, 81Grace, Rich 74Graham, Russ 77, 78Granderson, Ron 98, 99, 00, 01Grant, Bob 58, 59, 60, 61Grass, Jerry 77Graves, Jamarr 13, 14, 15Gray, Brian 00, 01, 02Gray, Mickey 58, 59, 60



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Grayce, Bill 47Gregory, Gary 58Green, Curt 83, 84, 85Green, Marcus 99, 00, 01, 02Green, Nick 10, 11, 12Green, Randy 71Green, Woody 96Gregoire, Brian 83, 84, 85, 86Gregory, Don 76Gregory, Tim 80, 81, 82, 83Gremaux, Dale 76Griffin, Willie 10, 11Griggs, Lenny 79, 80Griggs, Richard 83Grillo, Kevin 77, 78, 79, 81Gronvold, Mark 77Gronvold, Mitch 77, 80, 81Grosse, Gene 55Grosse, Morry 61, 62Grossman, Mike 95Grove, Bob 63Groves, Perry 15Grinn, Joe 82Gustin, Greg 87Guthmiller, Gary 96Gutierrez, Alex 76Gutu, Meaalii 01

HHaag, Raymond 53Haftorson, Mike 59, 60, 61, 64Hall, Elmer 71, 72Hall, Hashim 00, 01, 02Hall, Kirby 53, 54Hall, Larry 88, 89, 90, 91Hall, Theo 94, 95, 96Hall, Wade 97Halley, Lestor 49, 50Hamblet, Gary 58, 59, 60, 61Hamill, Chuck 55Hammack, Gib 71, 72Hammer, Steve 77Hammett, Mike 76, 77, 78Hammett, Mike 85Hampton, Ronald 99, 00, 01Hanlin, Steve 05Hansard, Steve 83Hanselman, John 61, 62Hansen, Bryan 86Hanson, Bill 72, 74, 75, 76Hanson, Eric 86Hanson, Garrett 03Hanson, Josh 13, 14, 15Hanson, Kelly 83Hanson, Nolan 00, 01, 02Haragadine, William 55, 56Harbich, Jim 60, 61Hardeman, Dominique 87, 88, 89, 90Hardisty, Jim 56Hardy, Mark 72Harms, Herb 57, 58, 59, 60Harms, Steve 82Harpe, Dave 84Harris, Brian 95, 96, 97, 98Harris, Greg 75Harris, Lloyd 74Harris, Wayne 89Harrison, Bill 54Harrison, Harold 72Harrison, Ken 94, 95Harvey, Edgar 50Harvin, Burnell 88, 89Hartwig, Tim 78Harvey, Jim 67Hastin, Kevin 01, 02Hauck, Ed 59, 60, 61Hauskins, Don 69Havili, Andrew 06, 07Hawkins, Marty 85Hawkins, Melvin 83, 84Hayden, Wally 54Hayes, Riley 00, 01Hayes, T. 53Haynes, Bruce 84, 85Hayward, Adam 05, 06Hazel, Tom 72Heacock, Jeff 77Heard, Jim 65, 66, 67, 68Hebblewaite, Bob 82, 83

Hebebrand, Matt 99Heckathorn, Tom 90, 91, 92Heckman, Rick 77Hedrick, Gene 56, 57, 58, 59Heerspink, Daren 04, 05, 06, 07Hefley, Jason 94, 95Heilman, Bill 61, 62, 63Heilman, J. 52Hein, Cameron 09, 10Heinz, Todd 73, 74Heinze, Brian 75Heinze, Kurt 69, 70, 71Heiser, John 78, 79, 80, 81Helberg, Jeff 82, 83Heller, Tyson 13, 14Henrickson, Larry 65, 66Hergert, Pat 66, 67, 68Hermann, Eric 87, 88, 89Hermes, Dick 54Herring, Charles 74, 75Herron, Michael 83Hester, Tim 99, 00, 01, 02Hewitt, Jack 83Heyer, Mike 71, 72Hiana, Sam 53Hicks, Jason 02, 03Hicks, Dave 73Hicks, Oscar 89, 90, 91, 92Hicks, Rodney 89, 90, 91, 92Highberger, Mark 72Hill, Jerry 69, 70Hillman, Lynn 63Hilton, Grant 94Hilton, Jerry 58, 59Hinds, Jeff 81Hinesley, Bill 81, 82Hitchens, Jason 83, 84Hoffarber, Ray 56, 57Hoffman, John 71Hogan, Adam 86Hohenleitner, William 60, 61Holani, Ricky 01Holcomb, Robert 60, 61, 62Hollabaugh, Brad 71, 72Holland, Hayden 79Holley, Kyle 93, 94, 95, 96Hollingsworth, Jim 62, 63, 64Holmes, Darick 93, 94Holmes, Harold 46, 47Holmes, Harry 70, 71Holmes, Sam 51, 52Holstrom, Bryan 80Holstron, Greg 81Hood, Bill 82Ho’okano, Kelena 04, 05, 06Hoopes, David 76, 77, 78Hopkins, Phil 78, 79, 80, 81Hora, Fred 54Hornbeck, Howard 83, 84, 85, 86Horne, Brian 79Horner, J. 52Hornstein, Barry 60, 61, 62Horton, Maurice 98, 99Hosack, Luke 97, 98Hosely, Andrew, 95Hostetter, Dean 52, 53Houck, Terry 68Householder, Virgil 61, 62Howard, Brian 87Howard, Curt 77Howard, Pete 46, 47, 48Howell, Dave 06, 07Howes, Ben 93Howland, Tygue 06, 07, 08, 10Howser, Jeremy 97, 98Hoyle, Howard 86, 87, 88, 89Hubbard, Carlton 56, 57Hubel, Drew 07, 08, 09, 11Hug, Brian 83Huggler, Westbrook 47Hughes, Dennis 94Hughes, Lyle 60Hughes, Mike 73Hui, Jim 61, 62Humphrey, Jerry 61, 62, 63, 64Humphrey, Ken 57, 58, 59, 60Humphrey, Philip 05, 07Humphreys, Darrin 85, 85, 86Hundon, James 94, 95

Hunt, B. 52Hunt, Rick 78Hunter, Adam 04Hunter, DeAngelo 97, 98, 99. 00Hunter, Eric 83Hutchins, Randy 74Hutter, Nick 09, 10Hyde, Regan 82, 83, 84, 85

IIrons, Doug 60, 61Irwin, Tom 71, 72Isom, Desmond 91, 92Ivanoff, Karl 81Ivanoff, Kurt 77, 78, 79, 80

JJackola, Jason 86, 87, 88Jackson, Aaron 99Jackson, Andre 93, 94Jackson, Antonio 99, 00, 01, 02Jackson, Demetrius 12, 13, 14, 15Jackson, John 15Jackson, Larry 71, 72, 75Jackson, Marquis 12Jackson, Odell 03, 04, 05, 06Jackson, Stanley 05, 06, 07, 08Jackson, Trent 01, 02, 03, 04Jackson-Sattler, Micah 01, 02, 03, 04Jacobs, Jermaine 08, 09Jacobson, Jim 82Jakubowski, Steve 97, 98, 99, 00Jahns, John 67, 68, 70James, Greylin 10, 11James, Matt 91, 92, 93, 94James, Steve 70, 76, 77Janes, Bruce 64, 65, 66, 67Janes, Kelly 68Jarmer, Brian 71Jarrett, Ed 81Jaspeson, Stan 57, 58Jasso, Dalton 10, 11, 12Jenkins, Anthony 14, 15Jenkins, Matt 01, 02Jennings, P. 52Jennings, Whitney 54Jensen, Paul 84, 86Jermany, Tauheed 98Jessie, James 93Jester, Dereck 09, 10, 11, 12Jester, Derek 83Johnson, Brent 91Johnson, Charlie 79, 80Johnson, Donald 50Johnson, Gary 68Johnson, Jay 03, 04Johnson, Junior 69Johnson, Karl 84, 85Johnson, Kelly 94, 95Johnson, Kenny 79, 80, 81, 82Johnson, Kevin 86, 87, 88Johnson, Malcolm 12Johnson, Randy 85Johnson, Rick 71Johnson, Rob 97Johnson, Roy 46Johnson, Russ 70Johnson, Shannon 95, 96 97Johnson, Tommy 84, 85, 86, 87Johnson, Travis 48Johnson, Vincent 11, 12, 13Joiner, Tamoni 00Jones, Adam 98, 00, 01Jones, Bill 56, 57Jones, Bill 78Jones, Brandon 05, 06Jones, Chuck 04Jones, David 12, 13, 14, 15Jones, Jerry 78Jones, June 75, 76Jones, Karlin 74Jones, Karrington 11, 12Jones, Kevin 74Jones, Kim 59Jones, Michael 72Jones, Reggie 08Jones, Steve 83, 84Jones, Terry 65, 66, 68Jones, Vic 80

Jordan, George 99, 00Joseph, Reggie 07Justice, Bob 56, 57

KKa’ahanui, Zack 12, 13Kadlec, Jerry 57, 58Kalpin, Nick 08, 09, 10Kane, George 57, 58Kane, Terry 71, 72Kantola, Greg 90, 91Karaman, Jeff 75, 76, 77Karney, Wayne 69, 70, 71Karrick, Terry 82, 83Kathrens, Chuck 71Kauffman, Ted 80, 81Kavanuagh, Connor 08, 09, 10, 11Keanaaina, Kevin 03, 04Kearns, Bob 48Keeler, Kevin 77, 78, 79Keeney, J. C. 52Keeter, Jim 88, 89Keizur, Cam 13, 14, 15Kellar, Jim 93Kelley, Devan 01, 02Kelley, Roy 72, 74Kelly, Trevor 94Kemhus, Tyler 99, 00Kempe, Curt 61, 62Kennett, Allen 04, 05Kennison, Jim, 74Kenyon, Frank 54Kersey, Charles 61, 62Ketchum, Tom 96Khakzad, Ali 81Kiaaina, Rhys 88Kiesau, Eric 95, 96Kiesau, Kevin 83, 84Kiggins, Del 54Kiggens, Ron 54Kincheloe, John 78, 79, 80, 81Kincy, Aaron 11, 12King, Elkin 01King, Joey 02, 03, 04, 05King, Martin 54Kinsella, Marcus 13, 14, 15Kirkland, Tremayne 06, 07Kirkpatrick, Bill 61, 62Kirschner, Brad 83Kirven, Lavonte 08, 09Kleffner, Adam 08, 09, 10, 11Klein, Jack 57, 58Klein, Jeff 79, 81Kleinert, Stefon 99, 00, 01, 02Kleinman, Dave 84Klever, Charlie 76, 77Kline, Larry 57, 58Klug, Phil 55Kmetic, Gary 63Knight, Curtis 54, 55, 56Knoll, Greg 73Knowles, Chris 81, 82Knudsen, Jack 53, 54, 55, 56Knudsen, Jon 77, 78Ko, Jimmy 05, 06Koepke, Don 52Konrath, Kevin 09, 10, 11Koop, Tom 83Koping, Roy 48, 49Kopta, Gerald 55Kosovich, George 60, 61, 64, 65Kounz, Jeff 78, 79, 80Kovor, Randy 69Kraght, Josh 14, 15Kramer, Larry 59, 61, 62Kruse, David 95, 96Kuenzli, Mike 86Kulu, Matt 89, 90, 91, 92Kunesh, Mark 81Kuresa, Alex 15Kuykendall, Dan 07

LLaboy, Scott 85, 86, 87Ladd, Steve 76Ladua, Ted 81LaForge, Jack 48LaFrance, Lloyd 79, 80, 81Lage, George 65

LaMain, John 75Lane, Rich 89, 90, 91, 92Lang, Jason 92Langdon, Coleton 11Langford, Matt 03, 04Langridge, John 00, 01Larsen, Barry 86, 87Larson, Andy 59, 63Larson, Ron 81Latu, Manoa 10, 11Laurusaitis, Landan 07, 08Law, Ben 56Lawrence, Andy 78, 79, 80, 81Laydon, G. 52Lazelle, Roy 59, 60, 61Leach, Rudy 61, 62Leach, Ted 93, 94Leavens, Paul 61, 62Lee, Ashton 06Lee, Bill 73, 74Lee, Joe 76Lee, Rony 74Lee, Tom 84, 85Leeds, Garth 67Leifi, Joe 96Len, Ken 48Leninger, Ken 46Leomiti, Mike 83Leonard, Kevin 80, 81Leper, Todd 82Lester, Dan 71, 72, 73Lesure, Scott 99, 00, 01Leunen, Matt 06, 08, 09Leveque, Lane 83Levers, Andrew 05, 06Levin, Jesse 01, 02Lewis, David 04, 05, 06, 07Lewis, DeJuan 98, 99Lewis, Durk 66Lewis, Ed 82, 84, 85Lewis, Jordan 12Lewis, Kieshawn 99, 00Lewis, Neil 58, 59, 60, 61Lewis, Nevin 09, 10, 11, 12Lewis, Rich 68, 69, 70, 71Lex, Richard 72Lian, Scott 81Likio, Mosa 15Lilley, Justin 10, 11, 12, 13Lillie, Jay 61, 62, 63, 64Limbrick, Adrian 04, 05Lind, Josh 94, 95, 96Lindsay, Scott 81, 82, 83, 84Lipe, Mike 76Lisonbee, Dave 71Lisko, Craig 87Lisoski, Duane 76Littleton, Richard 61, 62Livermore, Terry 66, 67Livingston, D. 53Loban, Glen 78Loeb, Curtis 93, 94Loftin, Chase 15Loftin, Gage 11, 12Lofting, Mike 82Loken, Ron 59Lomax, Neil 77, 78, 79, 80Long, Bryant 10, 11, 12, 13Long, Jeff 78, 79, 80, 81Long, Steven 14, 15Loomis, Kyle 13, 14Lopez, Joe 13, 14Louidor, Salas 10Lowery, Lawrence 74Lucich, Todd 73Ludwig, Andy 85, 86Lumford, Rickie 74

11The uniform number 11

has been retired at Portland State in honor

of PSU Hall of Fame quarterbacks June Jones

and Neil Lomax.



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Lumking, Henry 85Lund, Randy 97Lundberg, Martin 90

Lupfer, Greg 91, 93Lutali, Jeremy 13, 14, 15Luther, Ken 59Luther, Jerry 69, 70Lutz, Tim 71Lyle, Steve 82, 83, 84, 85Lyons, Max 14Lyons, Tom 92, 93Lytchanyi, Oleg 95, 96

MMa’aseia, Joe 08, 09Macarthy, DJ 09, 10MacDonald, Scotty 57Maciag, Rian 99, 00Mackins, Kenneth 04, 05, 06, 07Macon, Courtney 96Macon, Ed 04Macon, Rod 91Magee, James 06Malcom, Larry 59Malensky, Roy 64, 65, 66Manegold, Creig 74Manigo, Charles 05, 06Mann, Jay 69, 70, 71, 72Manning, Artuz 15Mannix, Lance 83, 84Manuma, Simi 84Manupuna, Josh 08Marshall, Vern 76Martell, Osama 91, 92, 93Martin, Dick 51Martin, Rick 77Martin, Scott 77, 78, 79, 80Martindale, Pete 65Martinek, Taylor 11, 12Martinsen, Travis 95, 96, 97, 98Matagiese, Siasau 09Matheny, Richard 74Mathew, Grant 76Mathews, Rich 90Matias, Henry 57, 58, 59Matijacic, Tom 96, 97, 98Matos, Bill 90, 91, 92, 93Matos, Victor 90Matthews, Cardell 59Mavaega, Tia 92, 93May, Shan 72Mayer, Jim 84, 85Mayer, R. 52Mayes, Curtis 73Mayo, Frank 87, 88, 89McBride, Tim 81, 83McCaffrey, Cory 08, 09, 10, 11McCallen, Dave 59, 60, 61, 64McCarthy, Mike 96, 97McCauley, J. W. 46McClean, Will 92McClellan, Jeff 70McClintock, Bobby 06, 07, 08, 09McClure, Doug 83McCormack, Frank 59, 60, 61, 63McCrae, KJ 07, 08McDade, Karl 66McDonagh, Kieran 12, 13, 14, 15McDonald, Brett 94, 95, 96, 97McDouglad, Rance 80McElroy, Jack 51McFadden, Dwayne 82McGinn, William 49, 50McGinnity, Ken 74, 75McGlothen, Kevin 06McGreer, G. 52McGriff, Dave 65, 66McHenry, Roger 83McIntire, Don 81McKay, Jim 64McKeel, Mike 65, 66McKenzie, Lamar 82McMillin, Kyle 10, 11McNeil, Marty 77, 78McNichols, Anthony 14, 15McNoughton, Clint 91McVeigh, Josh 96, 97Means, Robert 01Mekkers, Steve 86, 87, 88, 89

Melbo, Shane 10, 11Melson, Tony 89Mercer, Tom 75, 76, 77Merill, Gary 68, 69Merwin, Bob 82Messina, Mitch 79, 80, 81, 82Metzger, John 83, 84, 85Mettler, Dave 83Michel, Sean 97, 98Michelsen, Chuck 57, 58, 59Mick, Steve 84, 85, 86, 87Mickles, Bob 70, 71Mikolas, Doug 81, 82, 83, 84Mikulic, Steve 64, 65, 66Milhollin, Josh 11, 12Miller, Jon 86, 87, 88, 89Miller, Mark 87, 88Miller, Mike 59Miller, Mike 70, 71Miller, Rick 76, 77Miller, Travis 97Mills, John 74, 75Mills, Scott 78, 79, 80Milosevich, Ken 78, 79, 80, 81Mims, Tony 74, 75, 76, 77Miner, Gene 49Miner, William 46, 47Minnis, Kevin 86, 87Mishler, Garland 75, 76Misi, Bill 85, 86Mitchell, Bob 56, 57Mitchell, Bryan 81, 82, 83Mitchell, George 59Mitchell, Hilton 83Mitchell, Vernon 94Moala, J.R. 00Modica, Kevin 78Modispacher, John 78, 79, 80Momberg, Andy, 95Monahan, Justin 10, 11, 12Monegan, James 98, 99, 00, 01Moore, Jim 66Moore, Johnnie 68Moore, Julious 10, 11, 12Moore, Mark 85Moore, Pat 72, 73, 74, 75Moran, Nick 15Moran, Patrick 77, 78Moreno, Jesus 93, 94Morris, D. 52Morris, David 84, 85Morrison, Dexter 75, 76Morrison, Dexter 10Morse, Steve 99, 00Moser, Mark 78Mosley, Lew 74Moultrie, D. 58Moxley, Anthony 11, 12Muhammad, Saleem 02Mullane, T.E. 87Munson, Vern 46, 47Murphy, Bill 47Murphy, Earl 46Myers, Howard 60, 61

NNacoste, Tim 83, 85, 86Nakamoto, Josh 08Nall, Jacob 12, 14Naone, Barry 85, 86, 87, 88Napierkowski, Brent 87, 88Narcisse, Antonio 04, 05Nash, Bruce 77Ndiaye, Dame 13, 14, 15Neal, Gregg 79, 80Nefferdorf, Harvey 56, 59Neffendorf, Mark 76, 77Neftin, Howard 74Nelson, Albert 46, 48Nelson, Andy 83Nelson, Dexter 89Nelson, Guy 91, 92Nelson, Matt 04, 05, 06, 07Nelson, Randy 68, 69Newell, Chris 86Newell, Thomas 48, 50Newhart, Jack 76, 77Newsom, Dave 77, 78Newson, Henry 91, 92

Ney, Jason 94Ngonethong, Souk 85Nicholas, Vern 92Niedlinger, Joe 70Nielsen, AJ 07Niusulu, CJ 06Noa, Kalua 09, 10, 11, 12Nobriga, Joey 05Noell, Harold 55Nolan, Joe 86, 87Nolan, Sid 64Nonaka, Mark 77Norcross, John 14, 15Nordgren, Fred 78, 79, 80, 81Novinger, Larry 55Nyquist, Randy 80Nyte, Chris 82, 83

OOberg, Tom 66, 67Oberkampe, Douglas 73, 74O’Brien, Joe 79O’Connor, Matt 96O’Connor, Tim 60, 61Odermott, Ron 83, 85, 86Odor, Chuck 54O’Grady, Sonny 00, 01, 02Ohler, Ken 81Okotcha, Evans 09Oldenburg, Bruce 75, 76, 77, 78Oldenburg, Jerry 64, 65, 66Oliver, Phil 69, 70Olson, Bruce 80Olson, Don 56, 7Olson, Kevin 82, 83Onu, Onu 08Onwuasor, Patrick 14, 15Opheikens, Jake 01, 02Orchard, David 82, 83Organ, Henry 11, 12Osborn, Sim 77Otto, Eric 50Outlaw, Vernell 74Outslay, Justin 14, 15Owens, Greg 02, 03Owens, Jim 75Owens, Willie 56, 57

PPage, Phil 69Palmblad, Ivan 56, 57Palmer, Jose 70Palomino, Mike 91, 92Palumbis, Gary 81, 82, 84, 85Paniero, Maing 69, 70Papin, Steve 94, 95Papke, Dan 69Paquette, Kevin 81Parent, Al 58, 60, 61, 62Parker, Jack 56, 57Parker, Wynn 83Parra, Denny 58, 59, 60, 63Parrish, Preston 01, 02, 03Parsons, Tyson 97, 98Pattee, Vince 55Patience, Dave 56, 57Patin, Tristan 07Patterson, Armenious Jr. 73Patterson, Dave 61Patterson, Steve 82Pattneade, Mark 76Pattock, Randy 74Paye, Floyd 83Pazos, Edi 01, 02Peckover, Gerald 49Pedersen, David 08, 09Pedersen, Erik 08, 09Pederson, Ryan 07, 08, 09Peets, Bob 61, 62, 64, 65Pena, Octavio, 95Pendegrass, Bill 64Penn, Paris 13, 14, 15Penner, Wade 09Peoples, Sam 93, 94Percich, John 70Perkins, Keith 78, 79, 80Perrin, Tom 68, 69, 70Perry, Mike 61, 62Perry, Ron 98, 99

Perseghetti, Jack 86Persyn, Darrell 51Pesce, Anthony 77Peters, Dan 79, 80, 81, 82Peters, Rich 70Peterson, Akil 94, 95Peterson, Derrick 83Peterson, Eric 76Peterson, Jeff 78, 79, 80, 81Peterson, Kevin 79Peterson, Mark 78, 79, 80Peterson, Mike 85, 86, 87, 88Petigrew, Terry 74, 75Piersee, Chuck 51, 52Pfeifer, Bryan 93, 94, 95, 96Pfleiger, Dale 67, 68, 69Pflug, Roggy 81, 82Pflugrad, Robin 78, 79Pierson, Gil 63, 64Pigott, Tim 75, 76, 77, 78Pinder, Marty 81, 82Pitney, Steve 71, 74Plinke, Hayden 13Plum, Randy 69, 70Plummer, Michael 10, 11, 12, 13Plunkett, Mark 81Pogue, Mike 93Polendey, Brian 83Pool, Mike 89, 90, 91Popson, Ted 89, 90Porr, Matt 02, 03Porter, Damion 06, 07Porter, Jim 62, 63, 64, 65Porter, Terry 84Post, Glen 65Powell, AJ 10, 11, 12Powell, Mikhail 08Powell, Rex 48Powelson, Gene 82Praster, Dave 75Prayer, Rodrick, 95Price, Brent 74, 75, 76Price, Bryon 64Price, Tim 89Priest, Tom 82, 83, 84, 85Prlain, Steve 73, 74, 75Probherbs, Hassan 97, 98Prochaska, Ed 75Prosser, Steve 73Prouse, Lyle 83Province, Bob 77, 78Pryun, Gary 71Pugh, Keith 78, 80Pulliam, Jay 78Pulliam, Tom 90, 91Punzal, Moses 06, 07, 08, 09

QQuijano, George 04, 05

RRabe, Doug 77, 78, 79, 80Racanelli, Josh 93, 94, 95Raddle, Ken 66, 67Rae, Arioll 50, 52Ramirez, Andrew 04, 05, 06Ramirez, Collin 12, 13Ramos, Simon 69Ramseur, Jachon, 95Ramsey, Duane 81, 82Randall, Vince 80, 81, 82Randolph, Carl 46, 47Rane, Dave 74Ransom, Brad 98, 99, 00, 01Ranstad, John 67Rasmussen, Donald 56Rathke, Bob 81Ratliff, Josh 02, 03Rau, Ryan 08, 09, 10, 11Reardon, Ryan 09Redd, Tony, 95Redditt, Nathan 56, 57Reed, Dale 46Reed, Doug 81, 82Reed, Tim 82, 83Reese, Adam, 95Reeves, Bob 82Reeves, Tim 81, 82, 83Reid, Dave 75, 76

Reid, Matt 75, 76, 77, 78Reiley, Ed 61, 62, 64Reinen, Lyle 46Reiter, Bob 58Remy, Loren 59, 60, 61, 64Renfro, Raye 62Renner, Bob 75, 83Retamoza, Tino 99, 00Reverman, J. 52, 53Reynolds, Brandon 99Rhodes, Ross 74Rhone, Henry 68, 69Rice, Gregory 73Richard, Shaquille 11, 12, 13, 14Richards, Rory 07, 08, 09, 10Rickard, Jack 50Ricketts, Reuben 99, 00Ridenour, Jim 61, 62Rider, Gene 49, 50, 53, 54Ries, Erik 92, 93, 94, 96Rifenbark, Scott 77Riggs, David 46Riley, Trent 15Rios, Clayton 07, 08Ripley, Alex 94Ripley, Scott 71Ritt, Kyle 09, 10, 11, 12Ritt, Scott 81Roach, Tom 61, 62, 63, 64Roberts, Bill 57, 58, 59Roberts, Chris 75, 83Roberts, Dave 57, 58, 59, 60Roberts, Jack 53, 54, 55Roberts, Jack 77Roberts, Matt 91, 92Roberts, Sam 56, 57, 58, 59Robertson, Charles 74Robertson, Gordon 54Robertson, Thomas 11, 12, 13Robinson, Amad 00, 01, 02, 03Robinson, Charles 46Robinson, DJ 03, 04, 05, 06Robinson, Derrick 82Robinson, Marques 99, 00Rodarte, Bret 85, 86Rodgers, Joe 85, 86, 87, 88Roehm, Jason 91, 92, 93, 95Rogers, Larry 46Rogers, Steve 81, 82, 83, 84Rojas, Manuel 09, 10, 11Ronacher, Kurt 83Rone, Scott 88Rose, Jack 88, 89, 90Rosenthal, Bob 55Rosnagle, Ted 82, 83Ross, Adarrious 06Ross, David 10, 11Ross, Larry 15Roszell, Rick 77, 78Rothstein, Nick 12, 13, 14, 15Roundtree, Craig 87, 88Row, Chuck 55Roybal, Tony 77, 78Royse, Gary 56, 57Royster, Marcus 93, 94Rozzano, Ned 73Rubin, Joe 02, 03, 04, 05Rubit, Anthony 88, 89Rudolph, Jeff 78, 79, 80, 81Running, John 74, 75, 77, 78Russell, Joe 59Russell, Kenneth, 52Russi, Colton 09Rust, Dennis 61, 62Rust, Ron 61, 62

SSabin, Wayne 52, 53Sabrion, Brian 83Sacuskie, Scott 01Sagapolutele, Agatupu 02, 03Sahlinger, Steve 83, 84, 85Saelua, Mingo 88, 89Sahenk, D. 52Sahli, Anton 58Sale, Robert 93Salta, Jeff 76, 77Salu, Ace 88, 89Sanchez, Steve 69, 70



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Sandberg, Cliff 69, 70Sandoval, Rene 96, 97Sandvig, John 46, 47Sandy, Doug 56, 57Santiago, Walter 12, 15Sass, Dave 70, 71Sato, Ken 65Sauvola, Kris 73Sauvola, Kurtis 70Sawyer, Donald 75Saxton, Scott 71, 73, 74, 75Saxwold, Jim 69Sayles, Ward 57, 58, 59Sayres, Cory 77Schantz, Andy 07, 08Schell, William 50Schenk, Benny 06, 07Schierman, Al 46Schlatter, AJ 15Schmeiser, Terry 81, 82, 83Schmidt, Donald 83Schmidt, Monte 84, 85Schmoll, Paul 94Schneider, Russell 05Schrunk, Mike 61, 62, 63Schuldheiss, Troy 84, 85Schultz, Mark 88Schumacher, John 01Sconce, Rob 68, 69, 70Scott, Jeff 80, 81, 82Seawell, Mike 85Seawell, Ron 77, 78, 79, 80Sehorn, Bill 74, 77Selanders, Jack 63, 65, 66, 69Selden, Erik 02, 03, 04Senn, Jordan 04, 05, 06, 07Semon, Wayne 81Serry, Dave 63Seumaala, James 11, 12, 13, 14Shackelford, Rinaldo 88, 89, 90Shackford, John 08Shead, Deshawn 08, 09, 10, 11Sheffel, Alen 71Sherman, Anthony 91, 92Sherod, Vince 81Shields, Jon 84, 86Shimek, Ken 63Shinen, Steve 02, 03, 04, 05Shiprack, Bob 70, 71Shoemaker, Jaycob 09, 10, 12, 13Shugert, Scott 10Sibley, Aaron 12, 13, 14, 15Sideris, Patrick 00Sigel, Joel 77, 78, 79, 80Silva, Joey 70Silva, Rick 64, 65, 66Silver, Irwin 93Simantel, Dave 78, 79, 80, 81Simes, Josh 97, 98Simmons, Eryk 94Simmons, Kurt 86, 87Simmons, Ronnie 11Simonsen, Ron 62, 64Simonson, Bob 73Simpson, Garrick, 95Simpson, Jerome 55Singh, Bobby 97, 98Sione, Ioasa, 88, 89Sirnio, Craig 63Sisler, Joel 09, 10, 11, 12Sittser, Jerry 52Sizemore, Mark 76Skaggs, Randy 74, 75, 76, 77Skidmore, Dave 78, 79Skinner, Dick 46Skubinna, Mark 73Sledge, Seneca 02, 03, 04Sloy, Ken 83, 84Sluss, Ian 11, 12Smith, Bill 71Smith, Bob 76Smith, Bryan 80, 81, 82, 83Smith, Chris 83Smith, Cole 04, 05, 06, 07Smith, Dallas 07, 08, 09Smith, Dave 80, 81Smith, Doug 56Smith, Herman 92, 93Smith, Irv 73

Smith, Joshua 14Smith, Ken 73, 74Smith, Kurt 82, 83, 84, 85Smith, Kyle 13, 14, 15Smith, Lawrence 56Smith, Matt 06, 07Smith, Morgan 90Smith, Sawyer 03, 04, 05, 06Smith, Shawn 87Smith, Terry 70, 71Smithherst, Bill 48Snoderly, Wayne 75Snow, Nathan 09, 10, 12Snyder, Phil 48, 49Sobomehin, Olaniyi 06, 07Solomon, Jay 64Sommer, Cam 13, 14, 15Sommer, Carl 09, 10, 11Somner, Brent 66, 67, 68Sorem, Gene 81Sorrells, Mike 60, 61Spanish, Joe 93, 94Sparks, Wade 97, 98, 99Spaulding, Reynaldo 96Spears, Anthony 87, 88Spence, Jordan 07Spencer, Ted 71Spivey, Gerry 59Spivey, Jerry 55Springfield, Don 82, 83Sprowl, Bill 73, 74, 75Spurgeon, Sid 69, 70Stachowiak, Mike 01, 02, 03, 04Staley, Tyler 08, 09Stammers, Frank 94, 95Stange, Sam 62Stant, Kawika 13, 14, 15Stanton, Edward 54Starbuck, Dave 52, 54, 55, 56Stark, Jason 97, 98, 99Starks, Willie 83Stavros, Daryl 76Stavros, David 70, 71Stempel, Hal 55Stenberg, Monte 79Stenberg, Ray 68Stevens, Kevin 75Stevenson, Larry 73, 74Stevenson, Shane 95Stewart, Dale 53Stewart, Dan 81Stewart, Jeramie 02Stewart, Merle 52, 54, 55Stewart, Mike 94, 95Stewart, Quinn 08, 09, 10Stewart, Wyman 02, 04, 05Stickley, Randy 81, 82Stief, David 74, 75, 76, 77Still, Paul 91, 92St. John, Peter 04, 05, 06Stockdale, Tavis 92Stone, Scott 07Stone, Terry 67Stoudamire, Charles 69, 70, 71Stoudamire, Tony 73, 74, 75Stout, Milt 65Stowers, Gerald 74Strait, Kirk 97, 98Strange, Sam 67Stratton, Ed 82, 84Strauss, Kurt 96, 97Strickland, Jim 89Stringfield, Mark 80Stroh, Glenn 57Stromberg, Brian 93, 94Stucki, Ken 64Stull, Jim 74, 75Stupfel, Leon 64Sulleyman, Sadat 12, 13, 14, 15Suloff, Don 66, 67, 68Summerfield, Terry 81, 82, 84, 85Sutton, Ron 73Swanegan, Nick 02, 03Swanson, Chuck 60, 61Swanson, Dave 86, 87, 88Swanson, Fred 57, 58

TTago, Nate 13, 14, 15

Takeno, Kevin 09, 10Talakai, Lloyd 07, 08Talalemotu, Ina 87, 88Talalemotu, Savali 13, 14, 15Talbot, Joe 67, 68Tanner, Bret 81Tanner, Martin 81Tatum, Roston 11, 12, 13, 14Taube, Scott 86, 87, 88, 89Ta’ufo’ou, Keti 06Tauilo, Moe 94, 95Tautalatasi, Arthur 88, 89Taylor, Art 73Taylor, Dennis 12, 13, 14, 15Taylor, DeOnte 01, 02, 03Taylor, Hank 11, 12Taylor, Rich 92Taylor, Rochon 14Taylor, Terrance 86, 87Taylor, Tom 69Taylor, William 73Teigen, Taylor 99, 00TenBruggencate, Brent 05, 06Thawley, Todd 90Therberge, Myles 48Thomas, Jeff 88, 89, 90Thomas, Julius 10Thomas, Tree 11Thompson, Cameron 12, 13, 15Thompson, Dave 73Thompson, Desmoun 14, 15Thompson, Kessel 77Thompson, Marcel 06, 07Thompson, Mitchell 14, 15Thompson, Robbie 76Thompson, Val 64, 65, 66, 67Thoune, Josh 96Tierney, Noel 92Tiley, Scott 56Tobias, Brandon 11, 12, 13, 14Todd, Zach 10Todorovich, Mike 81Tolbert, Antjuan 03Tomlin, T.J. 00, 01Torre, Gary 02, 03Toste, Mike 69Toureen, Alex 12, 13, 14Tovey, Jeff 81, 82, 83, 84Traeger, Matt 93Tremblay, John 88, 89, 90Trigsted, Earl 56, 57, 58Trout, John 55Trout, Mike 62Truax, Robert 08, 09, 10, 11Tucker, Benjamin 00, 01, 02, 03Tuiososopo, John 95Tuipulotu, Albert 00, 01Tuipulotu, Sione 03Tuitele, Francis 77Tuitele, Saga 97, 98, 99, 00Tuitele, Tolo 01, 02, 03, 04Tupuola, Jay 94Turnage, Randy 89, 90Turner, Bill 57, 58Turner, Chris 70Turner, Jim 69Turner, Michael 77Turner, William 56, 57, 58Tutka, Justin 02Tyler, Casey 04, 05, 06, 07Tyson, Cal 73, 74

UUpshaw, Tim 87, 88, 89, 90Urness, Jeff 77, 78, 79Urness, John 76, 77, 78Urrego, Danny 07, 08Usher, W. 53

VVaiese, Alika 10, 11Van Arden, Kyle 09Van Arsdall, Jeff 91Van Damme, Jim 78Van Dyk, Mitchell 10, 11, 12, 13Vaughn, Phil 59, 60, 62, 63Veach, Joe 02, 03Vega, Rey 14Velarde, Van 85

Vendetti, Stan 47, 48Ventrella, C. 52Vereen, Glen 89Vickers, Thomas 46, 47Volkerts, Keith 69Voll, Dave 57, 58, 59, 62Von Dulm, Tim 69, 70Vrvillo, Ben 80, 81, 82Vuksich, Duncan 67, 68, 69Vuylsteke, Joe 93

WWade, Myles 11Wagner, Bob 54Wagner, Michael 75, 76, 77, 78Waldron, Dustin 08, 09, 10, 11Walen, Zach 12Walker, Chevy 13, 14, 15Walker, Chris 03Walker, Todd 06Walkinshaw, Don 90, 91Wall, John 11, 12, 13Wallace, Bob 82Wallace, Jeff 86, 87, 88Wallace, Marlan 71Wallace, Willie 03Wallis, Tabyus 96Walters, Brian 09, 10Walton, Doug 81Ward, Butch 59, 60, 61, 64Ward, Richard 83Ward, Steve 93, 94Ware, Dan 81Warner, Brian 95, 96Warner, Robert 49Warren, Dale 57, 58, 60, 61Washburn, Steve 64Washington, Dante 00, 03Washington, Darien 13, 14, 15Watson, Vince 92Watters, Jim 46Watts, Kevin 69, 70Watts, Kevin 09Waud, Jerry 58, 59Way, Asa 56, 57Weaver, Kevin 85, 86, 87Weaver, Scott 02, 03, 04, 05Weaving, Matt 87, 88, 89, 90Webb, Virgil 49Webber, Jake 08, 09Weber, Bob 62, 63, 64, 65Weber, Gery 61, 62, 63, 64Weber, Greg 81Wedderburn, Garfield 90, 91Weeden, Daryl 83, 84Weigel, Jeff 81Weitz, Bill 56Weitz, Gary 57Welch, Terry 88, 89Well, Marty 81, 82, 83Wells, Lee 58, 59, 60Wells, Ryan 98, 99, 00, 01Welkum, Lewis 81, 83Wennerstrom, Tait 93, 94West, Kevin 75Westerholm, Bill 89, 90, 91, 92Westover, Ken 54Weyer, Robert 83Wheeler, Bob 56, 57, 58, 59Wheeler, Dave 46, 47, 48Wheeler, Dave 71Wheeler, Jim 48Wheeler, Thomas 48Whitbeck, Dave 47White, Adam 94, 95White, Billy 60, 61, 62, 63White, Brent 90, 91White, Brian 06, 07White, Gary 61, 62White, Gerald 69Whitehead, Adam 02, 03, 04, 05Whitehead, Jim 66Whitely, Jim 76Wiebe, Mack 57, 58, 59Wigger, Kris 97, 98, 99, 00Wiggins, Norman 79Wightman, Michael 07, 08Wilcox, Rick 73Wilder, Aidan 15

Willems, Jack 76, 77Williams, Anthony 02Williams, Arthur 97, 98Williams, Bob 58, 59, 60, 61Williams, Bret 83Williams, Charlie 68Williams, Colin 07Williams, Fabian 84, 85Williams, Greg 70Williams, Jay 02, 03Williams, Mike 09, 10, 11, 12Williams, Sean 93Willoughby, Haze 94, 95, 96Wilmarth, Kurt 78, 79, 80, 81Wilson, Del 56, 57Wilson, Ken 76, 77Wilson, Kirk 77Wilson, Vince 67, 68Winn, Jerry 54Winterholler, Herm 55, 56, 57, 58Wiritjes, Rick 82Wise, Richard 55, 56, 57Wiseman, Randy 64, 65Wiser, Joe 01, 02, 03, 04Wishart, Tom 76Withers, Chuck 56, 57Withers, Dan 65, 66, 67Withers, Dan 88, 89, 90Witthun, Dave 89, 90Wolfe, Chad 97, 98Wolfe John 14Wolff, Austin 15Wolff, Ken 92, 93Wolfolk, Kevin 85, 86, 87, 88Wolverton, Daniel 08, 09Wood, Chris 68Wood, Darren 05, 06Wood, Gary 57Wood, Juston 99, 00, 01, 02Wood, Pete 65, 66Woods, Aaron 08, 09Woods, Byron 02, 03, 04, 05Woods, Terry 91, 92Woodard, Gene 73, 74, 75, 76, 77Woodard, John 64Woodfield, Randy 71, 73Woodke, Ron 74, 75, 76, 77Woodward, Mike 89Woolley, Jake 13, 14Worthen, Cody 08, 09Wright, Clarke 67, 68, 69Wright, Doug 78, 79, 80, 81Wright, Noah 04Wuite, Mike 82, 83Wynn, Jack 52

YYarber, Anthony 74Yoder, Ed 90, 91York, Cliff 51York, R. 53Yost, Chuck 56, 57Young, Don 46, 47Young, Gary 61, 62, 66Young, Rick 67, 68Young, Scott 83, 84, 86Young, Ted 59Yraguen, Dan 68, 70, 71Yraguen, Joe 69

ZZehrung, Don 70, 71Zellick, Neil 01, 02Zirnite, Steve 98Zilke, Darwin 63Zimmerman, Bruce 61, 62, 63



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VIKINGS DRAFTED IN THE NFLMitchell Van Dyk, 7th round, 2014, St. Louis RamsJulius Thomas, 4th round, 2011, Denver BroncosAdam Hayward, 6th round, 2007, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Terry Charles, 5th round, 2002, San Diego ChargersPaul Bradford, 5th round, 1997, San Diego ChargersDarick Holmes, 7th round, 1995, Buffalo BillsJames Fuller, 8th round, 1992, San Diego ChargersTed Popson, 11th round, 1991, NY GiantsTracey Eaton, 7th round, 1988, Houston OilersClint Didier, 12th round, 1981, Washington RedskinsNeil Lomax, 2nd round, 1980, St. Louis CardinalsDave Stief, 7th round, 1978, St. Louis CardinalsCharlie Stoudamire, 7th round, 1971, Detroit LionsTim Von Dulm, 12th round, 1970, St. Louis Cardinals

NEIL LOMAXDAVE STIEF

TRACEY EATON(with former PSU coach Jerry Glanville)

DARICK HOLMES

CLINT DIDIER

JUNE JONES

SAMMY BURROUGHS

Through the 2015 NFL season, 29 players who once competed at Portland State had also competed in at least one regular season game in the National Football League. Three players have had the longest stints in the NFL - eight seasons - Neil Lomax, Clint Didier and Adam Hayward.

RICH LEWIS

FORMER VIKINGS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL

Tom Oberg, S, 1967Denver Broncos, 1968-69

Winnipeg (CFL)Portland (WFL)

*Tim Von Dulm, QB, 1970 St. Louis Cardinals, 12th round

*Charlie Stoudamire, RB, 1971Detroit Lions, 7th round

Rich Lewis, LB, 1971Houston Oilers, 1972Buffalo Bills, 1973-74New York Jets, 1975

June Jones, QB, 1976Atlanta Falcons, 1977-1981

Dave Stief, WR, 1977St. Louis Cardinals, 1978-82Washington Redskins, 1983

Ron Seawell, LB, 1980Los Angeles Rams

Clint Didier, TE, 1980Washington Redskins, 1981-1987

Green Bay Packers, 1988-89

Neil Lomax, QB, 1980St. Louis/Phoenix Cardinals,

2nd round, 1981-1989

Fred Nordgren, DL, 1981Tampa Bay (USFL), 1983-85

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1987

Dave Simantel, WR, 1981Los Angeles (USFL)

Vince Randall, OT/TE, 1982Oakland (USFL)

Ted Rosnagle, CB, 1983Minnesota Vikings, 1985, 1987

Chris Nyte, DL, 1983Toronto (CFL)

Doug Mikolas, DL, 1984Denver (USFL), 1985

San Francisco 49ers, 1987-88Houston Oilers, 1988

Gary Palumbis, DE, 1985Edmonton (CFL)

Jon Shields, OT, 1986Dallas Cowboys, 1987

David Etherly, CB, 1986Washington Redskins, 1987

Brian Coushay, WR, 1986Los Angeles Rams, 1987

Roland Aumueller, OT, 1986Houston Oilers, 1987

Tracey Eaton, FS, 1987Houston Oilers, 7th round, 1988-89

Phoenix Cardinals, 1990Atlanta Falcons, 1991, 1993

Kevin Wolfolk, LB, 1988Montreal (CFL)World LeagueArena League

Anthony Spears, DE, 1988Houston Oilers, 1989



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Ted Popson, TE, 1990New York Giants, 11th roundSan Francisco 49ers, 1994-96 Kansas City Chiefs, 1997-98

Robert Dodd, OL, 1990New Orleans Saints, 1991

Montreal (World League) 1992Memphis (CFL) 1994

David Witthun, DL, 1991Iowa (Arena)

James Fuller, FS, 1991San Diego Chargers, 8th round, 1992-95

Philadelphia Eagles, 1996Portland (Arena), 1998

Brooks Findlay, LB, 1992B.C., Saskatchewan (CFL)

Rick Cruz, LB, 1993Birmingham, Edmonton (CFL), 1995-96

Portland (Arena), 1997

Chris Burns, OL, 1993Saskatchewan (CFL), 1994

Ottawa (CFL), 1995-96Calgary (CFL), 1997

Hamilton (CFL), 1998-01

Herman Smith, DL, 1993Hamilton (CFL), 1994

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1995-96B.C. (CFL), 1998-03

Brian Stromberg, DL, 1994Memphis (Arena), 1995-96

Akaba Delaney, DL, 1994Birmingham, Edmonton (CFL), 1995-96Memphis/Portland (Arena), 1996-98

Oklahoma (Arena), 2000

Darick Holmes, RB, 1994Buffalo Bills, 7th round, 1995-98

Green Bay Packers, 1998Indianapolis Colts, 1999

Antonio Chandler, WR, 1995Portland (Arena), 1999

Oklahoma (Arena), 2000

Steve Papin, RB, 1995San Jose (Arena), 1997-2001New York (Arena), 2002-04

James Hundon, WR, 1995Cincinnati Bengals, 1996-99

San Francisco (XFL), 2001San Jose (Arena), 2001-04

Toronto (CFL), 2003Calgary (CFL), 2003

Sammie Burroughs, LB, 1995Indianapolis Colts, 1996-99

Paul Bradford, CB, 1996San Diego Chargers, 5th round, 1997-99

Hamilton (CFL), 2001

Tom Matijacic, LB, 1998Portland (Arena), 1999

Bobby Singh, OL, 1998St. Louis Rams, 1999

Los Angeles (XFL), 2001Calgary (CFL), 2002-03, 2007B.C. (CFL), 2004-06, 2009-10

Winnipeg, 2008

Hassan Probherbs, CB, 1998Buffalo (Arena), 2001-02, 03

Georgia (Arena), 2002Calgary (CFL) 4th round, 2003

Dan Frantz, K/P, 2000San Jose (Arena), 2004-05Chicago (Arena), 2006-07

Orshawante Bryant, WR, 2000Arizona (Arena), 2001-05

Utah (Arena), 2006-07

Rashad Floyd, CB, 2000Hamilton (CFL), 2001

Orlando (Arena), 2002-03Colorado (Arena), 2004-08

Terry Charles, WR, 2001San Diego Chargers, 5th round, 2002

Juston Wood, QB, 2002Los Angeles (Arena), 2004

New York (Arena), 2006, 2008Philadelphia (Arena), 2007

Tony Curtis, TE, 2004Dallas Cowboys, 2005-08Baltimore Ravens, 2009

Chris Berg, DL, 2004Colorado (Arena), 2006

New Orleans (Arena), 2007

Reynard Carrie, CB, 2004San Jose (Arena), 2007

Scott Weaver, TE, 2005Houston Texans, 2006

Joe Rubin, RB, 2005Washington Redskins, 2006

Seattle Seahawks, 2007

Shaun Bodiford, WR, 2005Detroit Lions, 2006

Green Bay Packers, 2006-07Washington Redskins, 2007

Antonio Narcisse, OL, 2005New Orleans (Arena), 2007

Cleveland (Arena), 2008Spokane (Arena), 2010Utah (Arena), 2011-13

Pittsburgh (Arena), 2014Jacksonville (Arena), 2015

Adam Hayward, LB, 2006Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 6th round,

2007-13Washington Redskins, 2014-16

Daren Heerspink, OL, 2007Miami Dolphins, 2008BC Lions (CFL), 2009

Rashad Floyd, who was an Arena Bowl champion with the Colorado Crush of the AFL in 2005, was an AP All-American for PSU in 2000. He has been an All-Arena League selection, as well as setting AFL records for tackles in a season (156) and a single game (17.5).

ADAM HAYWARDSHAUN BODIFORD

Former Portland State wide receiver James Hundon (80) holds the distinc-tion of being the first PSU-affiliated person ever to be featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated (Feb. 12, 2001). The cover had Hundon catch-ing a pass for the San Francisco De-mons of the ill-fated XFL. Hundon also spent four seasons in the NFL, played two years in the CFL, and became one of the top receivers in the Arena Football League with the San Jose Sabercats. He was featured again in the May 23, 2005 SI for his work as a youth counselor.

JAMES HUNDON



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JORDAN SENN

DESHAWN SHEAD

JULIUS THOMAS

Jordan Senn, LB, 2007Indianapolis Colts, 2008-09Carolina Panthers, 2009-13

Tremayne Kirkland, WR, 2007Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2010

Olaniyi Sobomehin, RB, 2007New Orleans Saints, 2008

Brennen Carvalho, C, 2007Arizona (Arena), 2010-11, 2015Philadelphia (Arena), 2012-14

Reggie Jones, CB, 2008New Orleans Saints, 2009

Washington Redskins, 2010-11Minnesota Vikings, 2011-12

Andy Schantz, LB, 2008BC Lions (CFL), 2010

Aaron Woods, KR, 2009Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2013

Julius Thomas, TE, 2010Denver Broncos, 4th round, 2011-14

Jacksonville Jaguars, 2015-16

Ryan Rau, LB, 2011Philadelphia Eagles, 2012Carolina Panthers, 2013

DeShawn Shead, DB, 2011Seattle Seahawks, 2012-16

Dustin Waldron, OL, 2011Miami Dolphins, 2012

Kansas City Chiefs, 2013

Marquis Jackson, DL, 2012Portland Thunder (Arena), 2014-15

Zach Brown, K, 2012Portland Thunder (Arena), 2014-15

Ottawa Redblacks (CFL), 2014

Justin Monahan, WR, 2012Portland Thunder (Arena), 2014

Mitchell Van Dyk, OL, 2013St. Louis Rams, 7th round, 2014

Pittsburgh Steelers, 2015Indianapolis Colts, 2016

Khalil Bass, LB, 2013Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 2015-16

Kasey Closs, WR, 2014Jacksonville Jaguars, 2015

Cornelius Edison, OL, 2014Chicago Bears, 2015-16

Patrick Onwuasor, S, 2015Baltimore Ravens, 2016

Players listed include position, final year of competition at Portland State, professional team(s) and years of competition. If a draft listing is not included, player

signed free agent contract. Players are listed in reverse chronological order.

*indicates drafted, but did not play.



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he Portland State Athletics Hall of Fame honors excellence within the Viking athletics program. There has been no shortage of success in the past 68 years of Viking athletics and a portion of that is represented in the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame list includes 96 former student-athletes, coaches, ad-ministrators or teams. Among those honored are 18 former football players:

Jimmy Blanchard Orshawante Bryant Chris Crawford Curtis Delgardo Clint Didier Charles Dunn Tracey Eaton Ryan Fuqua Stuart Gaussoin

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Member (years of competition) InductedLee Allen, Wrestling (1952-54) _______________________________ 2000Pokey Allen, Football Coach (1986-92) _________________________ 1997Kiauna Anderson, Softball (1998-2001) ________________________ 2014Renae Aschoff, Women’s Basketball (1990-93) ___________________ 2006Wilbur Bauer, Wrestling (class of 1954) ________________________ 2001Jimmy Blanchard, Football (1997-2000) ________________________ 2008Joseph Blumel, University President (1974-86) ___________________ 1998Seamus Boxley, Men’s Basketball (2001-05) _____________________ 2012Greg Bruce, Women’s Basketball Coach (1986-96) ________________ 2002Orshawante Bryant, Football (1997-2000) ______________________ 2010Tony Champion, Wrestling (1989-92) __________________________ 2002Lisa Couch, Volleyball (1982-85) _____________________________ 2001Chris Crawford, Football (1985-88) ___________________________ 1998Mouse Davis, Football Coach (1975-80) ________________________ 1997Ralph Davis, Track & Football Coach (1954-70) __________________ 1998Curtis Delgardo, Football (1986-90) ___________________________ 1999Clint Didier, Football (1979-80) ______________________________ 2000Charles “Chip” Dunn, Football (1997-2000) _____________________ 2006Jack Dunn, Baseball Coach (1975-94) _________________________ 1998Jim Dunn, Baseball (1977-79) _______________________________ 2012Tracey Eaton, Football (1983-85, 87) __________________________ 2001Deb Fitzhugh, Softball (1980-83) _____________________________ 1999Nique Fradella, Volleyball (2006-09) ___________________________ 2014Ryan Fuqua, Football (2001-04) ______________________________ 2012Stuart Gaussoin, Football (1978-1981) _________________________ 2014Marlin Grahn, Wrestling Coach/Athlete (1969-2006) ______________ 2008Karen Haberlach, Volleyball (1975-78) _________________________ 1998Joe Holland, Athletic Director, Coach (1946-64) __________________ 1997Michele Hughes, Basketball/Softball (1988-91) ___________________ 2004Theresa Huitinga, Volleyball (1982-85) _________________________ 2008Kristin Jacobs, Softball (1990-91) _____________________________ 2006Lynda Johnson, Volleyball (1982-85) __________________________ 1997Felicia Johnston, Golf Coach (2001-07) ________________________ 2014June Jones, Football (1975-76) _______________________________ 1998Kelsey Kahle, Basketball (2005-09)____________________________ 2014Terri Jo Kelly, Volleyball (1983-84) ____________________________ 2014Kari Kockler, Volleyball/Basketball (1986-91) ____________________ 2004Cathy Kuntz, Volleyball/Basketball (1984-89) ____________________ 1998Neil Lomax, Football (1977-80) ______________________________ 1997Roy Love, Athletic Director, Coach, Athlete (1962-93) ______________ 1998Don Lovell, Baseball (1982-85) ______________________________ 1999Cynthia Macom, Softball (1988-91) ___________________________ 2010Matt Mandigo, Golf (1990-93) _______________________________ 2010Kim Manifesto, Women’s Basketball (1993-96) ___________________ 2001Teri Mariani, Softball Coach/Three-sport athlete (1970-2008) ________ 1999Jerry Minor, Golf (1975-78) _________________________________ 2000Jeff and Marty Mozzochi, Volleyball Coaches (1984-92) ____________ 1999Debra Myra, Track, Cross Country (1984-87) _____________________ 2000

Member (years of competition) InductedBarry Naone, Football (1985-88) _____________________________ 2008John Nelson, Basketball (1962-66) ____________________________ 2002Sharkey Nelson, Basketball Coach (1953-65, 1975-76) _____________ 2001Derek Nesland, Basketball (1997-2000) ________________________ 2006Jen Norlin, Volleyball (1986-89) ______________________________ 2006Laurie Northrop, Basketball (1989-92) _________________________ 2004Tom Oberg, Football (1966-67) ______________________________ 2002Marion Pericin, Basketball Coach (1965-72) _____________________ 1998Leanne Peters, Volleyball (1990-93) ___________________________ 2000Marlene Piper, Volleyball Coach (1969-83) ______________________ 1997Paul Poetsch, Basketball (1952-55) ___________________________ 1999Don Read, Football Coach (1968-71, 1981-85) ___________________ 1999Gordon Riese, Baseball (1960-64) ____________________________ 1997Dave Robbins, Cross Country (1967-70) ________________________ 2002Mary Ross, Softball (1980-83) _______________________________ 2002Shelley Rumberger, Volleyball (1985-88)________________________ 2010Dan Russell, Wrestling (1988-91) _____________________________ 1998Joy Russell, Volleyball (1990-93) _____________________________ 2002Rick Sanders, Wrestling (1965-68) ____________________________ 1997Chuck Seal, Wrestling (1966-69) _____________________________ 2010Jordan Senn, Football (2004-07) _____________________________ 2014Larry Sellers, Administrator/Meritorious Service (1968-99) __________ 2004James Sisson, Wrestling (1989-93) ____________________________ 2004Kristi Smith, Basketball (1993-96) ____________________________ 2001Dave Stief, Football (1974-77) _______________________________ 2000Charlie Stoudamire, Basketball/Football (1969-72) ________________ 2002Willie Stoudamire, Basketball (1969-72) ________________________ 1999Karen Strong, Basketball (1975-77) ___________________________ 2010Mike Tichy, Baseball Coach, Meritorious Service (1957-92) __________ 2000Sarah Tiller, Women’s Golf (2001-05) __________________________ 2012Tom Trebelhorn, Baseball (1967-70) ___________________________ 1998Robin Unger, Track, Volleyball (1991-96)________________________ 2001Tim Von Dulm, Football (1969-70) ____________________________ 2008Tim Walsh, Football Coach (1993-2006) ________________________ 2012Howard Westcott, Wrestling Coach (1952-71) ___________________ 1997Billy “Bye-Bye” White, Football (1960-63) ______________________ 2006Bill Wilkerson, Basketball (1965-67) ___________________________ 2004Freeman Williams, Basketball (1974-78) ________________________ 1997Masaru Yatabe, Wrestling (1964-69) __________________________ 19991962 NAIA Runner-Up Baseball Team _________________________ 20121967 National Champion Wrestling Team _______________________ 19971981 National Runner-Up Volleyball Team ______________________ 20141984 National Champion Volleyball Team ______________________ 19981985 National Champion Volleyball Team ______________________ 19981988 National Champion Volleyball Team ______________________ 20061989 National Champion Wrestling Team _______________________ 19991990 National Champion Wrestling Team _______________________ 19991992 National Champion Volleyball Team ______________________ 2008

PORTLAND STATE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME ROSTER

June Jones Neil Lomax Barry Naone Tom Oberg Jordan Senn Dave Stief Charlie Stoudamire Tim Von DulmSix former coaches Pokey Allen Mouse Davis Ralph Davis Joe Holland Don Read Tim Walsh The Portland State Athletics Hall of Fame was founded in 1997. New members were inducted annually until 2003, at which time the Hall of Fame committee changed induction ceremonies to an every-other-year basis. In 2004, the Hall of Fame Commit-tee also created a “veterans committee,” charged with selecting candidates that are 30 or more years past their playing careers.

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