2012 northern arizona football media guide

2012 FootballMedia Guide

Zach BaumanWalter Payton Award

Candidate

Rex Mirich - College Football Hall of Fame

Former Lumberjack Rex Mirich was enshrined into the College Football Hall of Fame, becoming the firstplayer from Northern Arizona to earn the rare distinction in 2012.

Mirich played for Northern Arizona when the school was known as Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Inthe one-platoon era he played on both offense and defense earning NAIA All-America honors at two differentpositions in 1962 and 1963.

He was a four-year letterman for the Lumberjacks. "I was totally surprised," said Mirich when first noti-fied of the distinction. "It is quite an honor. I was never expecting it. I am proud to represent [Northern Arizona]."

Mirich was voted a team captain by his teammates for his senior season. He aided the squad to a 20-15-4 overall mark, and was a key cog in a defense that limited opponents to 109.1 yards per game over a six-game span.

Mirich was chosen by the Minnesota Vikings in the 16th round of the 1963 NFL Draft and the OaklandRaiders in the 20th round of the 1963 AFL Draft. He played on the defensive line for the Raiders, the DenverBroncos and the Boston Patriots for a total of seven seasons. Mirich earned a bachelor's degree from NorthernArizona in 1966. He was inducted into the NAU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006.

Including the 2012 FBS Enshrinement class, only 904 players and 197 coaches have been inducted intothe College Football Hall of Fame from the nearly five million who have played or coached the game over thepast 142 years. In other words, less than one percent (.0002) have been deemed worthy of this distinction.

Founded in 1947, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame inducted its first class ofinductees in 1951. The first class included 32 players and 19 coaches, including Illinois' Red Grange, NotreDame's Knute Rockne, Amos Alonzo Stagg and Carlisle's Jim Thorpe.

293 schools are represented with at least one College Football Hall of Famer.

2011 Results ......................................3Important Numbers ............................3NAU Information ................................4Football Capsule................................4Athletics Phone Book ........................4Media Information ..............................5Lumberjack Radio Network ..............6Television ...........................................7Outlook...............................................8Preseason Depth Chart ..................12Squad Breakdown ..........................13Numerical Roster ............................14Alphabetical Roster..........................15Head Coach Jerome Souers ..........16Assistant Coaches ..........................18Returning Players ............................30The Incoming Class ........................55Season Results, Statistics ..............62Game Recaps..................................64Series Results..................................69The Big Sky Conference..................70Big Sky Composite Schedule ..........71All-Time Series Results ..................72Game Records ................................73Season Records ..............................74Career Records ..............................75Defensive Records ..........................76Milestone Seasons...........................77Individual Records ..........................78

Team Records..................................80Walkup Skydome Records ..............81Longest Scoring Plays ....................82Annual Leaders................................83All-Americans ..................................85First-team All-Big Sky Conference ..87Lumberjacks in the Pros ..................88Lumberjacks in the Super Bowl ......9197 Years of Lumberjack Football ....92All-Time Head Coaches ..................94All-Time Assistant Coaches ............95NFL Pipeline ....................................95All-Time Results ..............................96All-Time Roster ..............................100Postseason History........................105Northern Arizona University ..........106Flagstaff ........................................107J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome ......108Facilities ........................................109University Administration................110Academic Excellence ....................111Vice President Lisa Campos..........112

2011 Results2011 – 4-7-0, 4-4-0/6th Big Sky

Sept. 3 - at Arizona ..............L, 10-41

Sept. 10 - FORT LEWIS ......W, 58-13

Sept. 17 - at Portland State L, 29-31

Sept. 24 -IDAHO STATE ........W, 20-3

Oct. 8 - E. WASHINGTON ....L, 28-36

Oct. 15 - at Montana State ..L, 24-41

Oct. 22 - MONTANA..............L, 24-28

Oct. 29 - at Sacramento St. W, 27-26

Nov. 5 - NO. COLORADO....W, 34-14

Nov. 12- at Weber State ......L, 31-34

Nov. 19- SOUTHERN UTAH L, 24-27

Important Numbers

Area Code (928)

NAU Athletics......................523-5353

Football Office ....................523-5353

Football Fax ........................523-6035

Media Relations ..................523-6792

Media Relations Fax ..........523-6793

Press Box............................523-7730

The 2012 Northern Arizona football media guide was written, designed and edited by Media Relations Director Steve Shaffwith assistant director Andrew Tomsky, graduate assistants Stayson Isobe and Matthew Sewell. Photography by theArizona Cardinals, Erol Anderson, Brenda Ahearn, Mike Bashor, Matt Beaty, Jacob Chinn, Richard Clarkson Associates(Ernster, Parsons), Dean Hendrickson, Matt Howdeshell, Craig Johnson, Tom Gentry, Samantha Fillerup, Jerry Foreman,Neil Johnson, Bill Landau, MG’s Helmets, Dave Padilla (Buffalo Bills), Stephen Schweitzer, Matt Thompson, EbenWaggoner and NAU Athletics Media Relations. Printing by NAU Media Relations and our copier.On the cover: Junior ZachBauman.

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2012 Northern Arizona Football

NAU Media Relations Staff

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The University

Location ............................................Flagstaff, Ariz. 86011Enrollment ................................................................25,200Founded ......................................................................1899Nickname........................................................LumberjacksMascot......................................................................“Louie”Affiliation ..........Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Conference ............................................................Big SkyColors ................................................Blue, Gold and SageStadium ..............................J. Lawrence Walkup SkydomeCapacity/Built ..................................................10,000/1977President ..................................................Dr. John HaegerAthletics Director ......................................Dr. Lisa CamposFaculty Representative ..............................Tom DeStefano

Football Capsule

Head Coach..................................................Jerome SouersAlma Mater/Year..............................................Oregon/1983Career/NAU Record..................................76-82/14 seasons

Starters Returning..............................15 (8 off/7 def/0 spec)Starters Lost.......................................11 (4 off/4 def/2 spec)Lettermen Returning.....................39 (16 off/22 def/1 spec)Lettermen Lost...............................18 (9 off/6 def/3 spec)2011 Record.....................................................................4-72011 Conference......................................................3-5/T6th

Phone Book

Phone (928) 523-

Athletics ........................................................................5353Media Relations............................................................6792Press Box ............................................................7729/7730Ticket Office ................................................(800) 523-5661Media Relations Fax ....................................................6793

Athletics Administration

Dr. Lisa Campos, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics ..9595Beth Vechinski, Asscoiate AD/External/SWA ..............3326Steve Shaff, Assistant AD/Media Relations..................6792Rocky Silvestri, Asstistant AD/Marketing......................3389Pam Lowie, Asstistant AD/Academics..........................6783Ryan Pinson, Head Athletic Trainer ............................1040Scott Renfro, Asstistant AD/Compliance ......................4001Jason Roundy, Assistant AD/Development ..................1256George Fox, Assistant AD/Equipment Operations ......1350

Football Staff

Phone (928) 523-

Jerome Souers ............................................................6787

Head Coach

Travis Baker ................................................................1350

Defensive Line

Jimmy Beal ..................................................................7453

Running Backs

Craig Knoth..................................................................1305

Tight Ends/Recruiting

Jeff Lewis. ....................................................................6799

Wide Receivers/Pro Liaison

Charles Huff ................................................................7452

Cornerbacks/Kicking Game

David Reeves...............................................................1353

Safeties/Special Teams

Eric Reid.............................................. ........................8803

Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line

Rich Scangarello..........................................................0292

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Andy Thompson ..........................................................5643

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Zac McNally ................................................................6703

Defensive Tackles

The media relations office is locat-ed in the press box on west side of theWalkup Skydome. The phone numberis (928) 523-6792 while the fax numberis 523-6793.

MEDIA OPPORTUNITYHead coach Jerome Souers is

available every day after practice.Individual players may be requested atthis time also. Special requests foravailability may be made to the mediarelations office.

INTERVIEW POLICYAll player interviews must be coor-

dinated through the media relationsoffice at least one day in advance. Nointerviews or photo shoots will be con-ducted on Friday. Out-of-town mediashould contact the media relationsoffice to make arrangements for phoneinterviews. Players are also availablefor interviews after practice, and, ifprior arrangements have been made,before practice. The NAU locker roomand training room are closed.

SOUERS’ INTERVIEWSJerome Souers and his staff are

generally available for interviews aftereach practice. Contact Steve Shaff inthe media relations office to coordinateall interviews with head coach JeromeSouers.

PRACTICEDaily workouts are open to both

the public and the media unless other-wise noted. Media planning to attendpractice should notify the media rela-tions office in advance to confirm starttimes and to arrange interviews. TheLumberjacks are tentatively planning topractice at 3 p.m. on Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursday of eachgame week.

CREDENTIALSThe football press box, located on

the west side of the Skydome, has alimited capacity. Credentials will beissued only to working media on a first-come, first-serve basis, with prioritygiven to daily newspapers and originat-ing radio and television crews. Thepress box is closed to those notinvolved in game coverage.

Credentials may be requested forthe season or on a per-game basis. Allrequests should be submitted to the

media relations office no later thanThursday at noon for each homegame. Requests on official letterheadmay be faxed to (928) 523-6793.Credentials may be picked up at WillCall. No credentials will be mailedunless the request is made at least twoweeks in advance.

PHOTOGRAPHERSPhotographers and videographers

are not permitted between the 25-yardlines. All media on the sidelines mustwear their credentials at all times. Dueto space limits, credentials will beissued only to photographers onassignment.

Packets including game notes, flipcards and game programs will beissued before each game. Late rosterchanges will also be available.

PRESS BOX SERVICESRegular services on game day

include play-by-play, quarterly and finalstatistics, as well as defensive statis-tics. A light pregame meal will be avail-able one hour prior to kickoff.

The NAU locker room is closed toall media. At home, postgame inter-views will be held in a room at fieldlevel on the east side of the Skydome.NAU head coach Jerome Souers willbegin the session followed by request-ed Lumberjack players. Interviewrequests will be collected midwaythrough the fourth quarter by a mem-ber of the media relations staff. Visitingcoaches and players will be invited tothe interview room as deadlines allow.

TELEPHONESTwo courtesy phone lines are

available for the originating station ofeach visiting team at no charge. Thevisiting radio booth is located on thenorth end of the press box. An outsideline may be reached by dialing 8. Acredit card must be used for long-dis-

tance calls. A limited number of telephones are

available in the press box. Dial 8 toreach an outside line. A credit card isrequired for long-distance calls. Mediarelations office personnel will providefax services if requested in advance.

MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIMEArizona does not move its clock

ahead in the spring or back in the fall.As a result, Flagstaff time coincideswith the Pacific time zone through Nov.4. The rest of the season, NAU is com-patible with the Mountain time zone.

LUMBERJACKS ONLINEReleases, statistics, rosters and

breaking news are available at the ath-letics web site, located at www.nauath-letics.com. All information is availablefor immediate use, including photos.The Big Sky Conference web site islocated at www.bigskyconf.com. BigSky TV will webcast all NAU homegames and all conference gamesduring the season.

THE SCOREThe Score is a monthly show pro-

duced by NAU Television Services thathighlights Lumberjack athletics andrecreational activities on the Mountaincampus. It airs weekly on FSN Arizona,Fox College Sports and Flagstaff cablechannels 4 and 104 in HD.

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Media Information

Grenax Broadcasting II, LLC and Northern ArizonaUniversity signed a three-year extension in 2011 for 105.1FM The Big Talker (KBTK) to carry all NAU football andmen's basketball game broadcasts for the 2011-2014 aca-demic years. Selected women’s basketball games will alsobe aired on the station.

NAU fans can listen to the games online atBigTalkerradio.com or on their iPhone, Blackberry, orAndroid smartphone via our free mobile application. Themobile applications extend the worldwide reach of thebroadcasts that already blanket northern Arizona. The flag-ship station of the Lumberjack Radio Network allows listen-ers in Flagstaff, Prescott, Camp Verde, Williams, Winslowand Sedona to tune into 105.1 The Big Talker to hear MitchStrohman’s colorful play-by-play.

In addition to 105.1 The Big Talker Grenax BroadcastingII LLC owns and operates four FM radio stations in the

Flagstaff-Prescott markets: 105.1 The Big Talker (KBTK),the NAU Athletics Flagship and home to Glenn Beck, RushLimbaugh and Sean Hannity; The Big 107.5 KOLT Country107.5 (KSED), featuring Big D and Bubba in the morningand 20 songs in a row all day; 96.7 The Wolf (KWMX), homeof Bob and Tom in the morning and 92.5 The Canyon(KFLX) with Dan Kennedy in the morning and RyanSeacrest’s “On-Air” weekday mornings at 10:00 a.m.

Mitch Strohman - Voice of theLumberjacks

Veteran announcer Mitch Strohman returns forhis eighth consecutive season and 13th overall as the"Voice of the Lumberjacks" for football and men's bas-ketball on the Lumberjack Television/Radio Network.Strohman also handles play-by-play duties for selectedwomen's basketball, soccer and volleyball games.

More than 30 radio games during the seasonare simulcast by NAU-TV, who distributes the games infull HD to Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and104, Fox Sports Arizona, Fox College Sports (FCS) andthe live, online channel: http://www.nau-tv.com/watch-live/ Strohman is also the host of the monthly show pro-

duced by NAU-TV, “The Score”. “The Score” airs on Fox Sports Arizona and FoxCollege Sports, as well as Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and 104.

Strohman first started doing NAU play-by-play in 1991 on Flagstaff cable TVand he took over the radio duties from 1994 to 1998 returning to the NAU broad-cast booth in 2005. Mitch has called several milestone games in NAU historyincluding the all of the first ever broadcasts of NAU sports on Fox Sports Arizonaand Fox College Sports, Lumberjacks’ first ever NCAA Tournament appearanceagainst Cincinnati in 1998, women’s basketball’s first ever NCAA Tournamentgame against Baylor in 2006, the first ever I-AA football playoff appearanceagainst Furman in 1996, men’s NIT games against Arkansas in 1997 andDelaware State in 2006, the men’s first ever game in the CollegeInsider.comTournament in 2011 and some 20 men’s and women’s Big Sky ConferenceTournament basketball games. Mitch has called nearly 600 Lumberjack football,basketball, volleyball and soccer games and nearly 100 Flagstaff area highschool football and basketball games.

Strohman has been honored with dozens of broadcasting awards, includingtwo Governor Cups from the Arizona Associated Press. In 1992, Mitch wasnamed Arizona Broadcast Journalist of the Year by the Arizona Associated PressBroadcasters Association and in 1988 he was honored with the top national newscoverage award from the AP.

Strohman is contracted by NAU through his company, MAS Communications,which provides voice talent, talk shows, news and sports anchoring and eventemceeing.

Strohman has served on dozens of local non-profit boards and has emceedhundreds of events. Mitch is currently a member of the Arizona Daily Sun’sPublisher’s Advisory Group and is also on the Board of Directors the LumberjackAthletic Association (LAA). He’s been an on-air fundraiser for past 20 years onKAET Channel Eight (PBS) in Phoenix. Mitch is currently co-host and producerof “The Mitch and Joe Show,” a news talk/opinion program heard weekdaysbetween 4-5 p.m. on 105.1 FM The Big Talker and www.bigtalkerradio.com,which is also the radio home of Lumberjack football and basketball. Mitch alsohosts “What’s Cooking with Mitch,” a popular TV show that highlights local restau-rants and their chefs on NAU-TV.

Strohman is married to the former Ana Morales, a NAU graduate. They havetwo children: son Zach (19) and daughter Catalina (13).

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Sodexo Lumberjack Radio Network

Kevin Stephens

Football Color Commentator

Kevin Stephensbegins his eighth sea-son as the color com-mentator for theSodexo LumberjackRadio Network.Stephens playedquarterback at

Northern Arizona in 1995-96 after astandout career at Cactus High Schoolin Glendale, AZ where he was namedAll-Arizona his senior year, and a stintat BYU-Idaho (formerly Ricks College).He helped the Vikings to their firstundefeated season in school historyand a second-place national finish inthe NJCAA in 1992.

Stephens has been a residentof Flagstaff for 17 years. He is a certi-fied public accountant and partner inthe Flagstaff office of HintonBurdickCPAs & Advisors.

An Eagle Scout and avid waterskier, Stephens is passionate aboutcollege football, great food, and hisfamily. He is married to the formerCarol King, a NAU graduate. Theyhave four children: Tanner (13), Emma(11), Sara (8), Dallin (6).

The Northern Arizona football pro-gram will have eight of its 11 regularseason games televised during the2012 season, highlighted by fivegames on by NAU-TV and distributedto Fox Sports Arizona Plus and FoxCollege Sports. The Lumberjacks willbe part of two national debut weekendson both ROOT SPORTS and the PAC-12 NETWORK. The NAU game atNorth Dakota will also be shown by theMidco Sports Network and Fox CollegeSports.

NAU-TV

NAU-TV will again partner withNAU Athletics and televise almost 30events from the Northern ArizonaUniversity campus in 2011-12. NAU-TV will show all its coverage to full highdefinition for the second season, whilebroadcasting all their events online anddistributing to Fox Sports Arizona, FoxCollege Sports (available to 54 millioncable subscribers in the United States)and local Flagstaff cable.

The first of five NAU-TV footballbroadcasts will be the NAU-Fort Lewisfootball game on Saturday, Sept. 15.All five games will be picked up nation-ally by Fox Sports Arizona Plus andshown online on the NAU-TV and BigSky TV web streams. It will also beshown locally on Suddenlink cable onCH. 4.

Mitch Strohman and KevinStephens will call all the football actionwith Reggie Eccleston providing side-line updates.

ROOT SPORTS

DIRECTV Sports Networks willtelecast 12 Big Sky Conference gamesduring the 2012 football season on theROOT SPORTS branded regionalsports networks. The three ROOTSPORTS networks reach more than8.7 million viewers across 18 states,including Oregon, Washington,Montana, Idaho, Utah and Coloradothat are home to most Big Sky institu-tions.

DIRECTV Sports Networks willproduce and televise all 12 Big SkyConference football games in high-def-inition, starting on September 22 whenNorthern Arizona visits the Universityof Montana. DIRECTV SportsNetworks will also introduce new on-airgraphics customized for the Big SkyConference and each of its individualteams. ROOT SPORTS will televise 12of the 13 Big Sky Conference footballteams at least once, and air contestsfrom nine Big Sky stadiums.

Starting on September 22, ROOTSPORTS will feature a Big Sky “Gameof the Week” showcasing a key confer-ence matchup. During three Saturdaysthis season, fans will be treated to aback-to-back double header of Big Skyfootball games.

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2012 NAU-TV ScheduleSept. 15 – Fort Lewis at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m.

Sept. 29 – Portland State at Northern Arizona, 2:00 p.m.Oct. 20 – UC Davis at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m.

Nov. 10 – Southern Utah at Northern Arizona, 2:00 p.m.Nov. 17 – Cal Poly at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m.

2012 Big Sky ROOT SPORTS ScheduleSept. 22 – Northern Arizona @ Montana 1:30pm MT

Sept. 29 – Montana State @ Southern Utah, 1:30pm MTSept. 29 – Montana @ Eastern Washington, 5:00pm MT

Oct. 6 – Montana @ Northern Colorado, 1:30pm MTOct. 6 – Montana State @ Cal Davis, 5:00pm MT

Oct. 13 – Eastern Washington @ Mont. St., 1:30pm MTOct. 20 – Montana @ North Dakota, 1:30pm MTOct. 27 – Idaho State @ Montana, 1:30pm MTNov. 3 – Montana @ Weber State, 1:30pm MT

Nov. 3 – Montana State @ Sacramento State, 5:00pm MTNov. 10 – Portland State @ Montana State, 1:30pm MT

Nov. 17 – Montana State @ Montana, 1:30pm MT

NAU on PAC-12 NETWORKAug. 30 – Northern Arizona at Arizona State, 7:30 p.m.

Coming off a season that fea-

tured five losses by a combined 20

points, the Northern Arizona foot-

ball team will look to turn around it’s

fortunes this season and make a

bid for the Football Championship

Subdivision playoffs for the first

time since 2003.

The Lumberjacks feature

Walter Payton Award candidate

running back Zach Bauman as the

leader of an offensive unit bolstered

by the experience of a senior quar-

terback in Cary Grossart. They will

play behind a promising offensive

line with all-conference experience

and a skill group at receiver

that earned valuable experi-

ence a year ago. The ability

to turn the scoreboard in

their favor will hinge on a

revamped defense that

includes returning experi-

ence at each position that

will be supported by a talent-

ed influx of recruits since the

last snap in 2012.

“Last year was a really

difficult year to assess,” said

Head Coach Jerome

Souers, who enters his 15th

season at the helm of the

Lumberjack program. “Our

win-loss record was

nowhere near where we felt

it could or should have been.

We worked very hard to

identify the deficiencies in

our performance last year to

improve our outlook for the

coming year.”

The Lumberjacks return

15 starters and 39 letter win-

ners overall, as well as 26

players who have been on

the team or are coming off a red-

shirt season.

“We have a lot of returnees with

a lot of experience; Not just starters

but guys who were in the rotation of

reps who should help our experi-

ence,” said Souers. “We are going

to rely on the lessons we learned

last year to apply to this season’s

schedule that I believe will give us a

stronger performance.”

THE OFFENSE

NAU ranked 14th in the

Football Championship Subdivision

(FCS) in 2011 in total offense, pro-

ducing the Big Sky’s top rusher and

pass efficiency leader. Bauman

ranked fourth in the country in rush-

ing with over 1,400 yards with

seven games over 100 yards on

the season, while the Lumberjacks

posted the top passing efficiency

mark in the Big Sky and ranked

sixth in the nation in 2011 behind

the play of Grossart.

The major offensive pieces are

in place with Bauman and Grossart

returning.

Bauman is the face of the pro-

gram after producing over 2,400

yards in his first two seasons

and a combined 30 touch-

downs. He enters his junior

season among the returning

rushing leaders in the FCS

and the school record book.

“He has been nothing short

of amazing in his first two

years,” said Souers. “For him

to come in as a true freshman

and play the way that he did

and come back with a sopho-

more year and be that much

more effective shows what

his talent level is. He is 15-20

pounds heavier without any

loss of mobility or speed or

change of direction. He has

positioned himself to have

another great year.”

The Lumberjacks added

California transfer Covaughn

Deboskie in the offseason to

provide depth and experience

behind Bauman. Austin

Shanks, who returned to the

backfield in spring practice,

gives NAU options and addi-

tional speed.

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2012 SCHEDULE

Date, Opponent, Site, Time

Aug. 30, at Arizona State, Tempe, Ariz

Sept. 8, at UNLV, Las Vegas, Nev.

Sept. 15, FORT LEWIS, FLAGSTAFF

Sept. 22, at Montana, Missoula, Mont.

Sept. 29, PORTLAND ST. (FW), FLAGSTAFF

Oct. 13, at North Dakota, Grand Forks, N.D.

Oct. 20, UC DAVIS (HC), FLAGSTAFF

Oct. 27, at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colo.

Nov. 3, at Idaho State, Pocatello, Idaho

Nov. 10, SOUTHERN UTAH, FLAGSTAFF

Nov. 17, CAL POLY, FLAGSTAFF

All-Big Sky second team full-

back Jake Hess returns for his sec-

ond season after joining the pro-

gram from Boise State last fall. He

proved the fullback could be a valu-

able wrinkle to the offense and

looks to make a bigger impact in

2012.

Grossart returns for his senior

season after a solid initial season

as a starter behind center. He was

an All-America Third Team selection

by Beyond Sports College Network

and garnered All-Big Sky Honorable

Mention honors after ranking third in

the Big Sky in passing yards per

game at 249.5. He completed 197-

for-299 with 16 touchdowns on the

season and just seven interceptions

and had at least one touchdown

pass in 10 of 11 games, including

five games with two or more.

“There is no substitute for expe-

rience at the quarterback position

and having a rallying point for the

offense always centers around the

quarterback,” said Souers. “Cary’s

experience gives us a lot more con-

tinuity and confidence that we

lacked before.”

Grossart will be backed up by

redshirt sophomore Chase

Cartwright with redshirt freshmen

Kyren Poe and Jordan Perry wait-

ing for an opportunity to contribute.

“We have a unique position in that

we have four quarterbacks capable

of running our offense and are

ready to go,” said Souers. “We have

more depth at that position than any

time I can remember.”

The Lumberjacks’ offensive suc-

cess again will depend on the

development of the line. A season

ago, NAU started the same five lay-

ers in every game and the results

spoke for themselves. Senior Trey

Gilleo, who started at left tackle and

earned All-Big Sky honors last sea-

son, will move to the right side in

2012. Junior Kyle Walker returns

as well after earning All-Big Sky

honorable mention honors at left

guard, while senior Matt Wilson is

also back to compete at right guard

after starting last season. Line

coach Eric Reid will replace gradu-

ated seniors Alex Mott (center) and

Dwight Boyd with redshirt sopho-

mores Joe Gurski and Shane

Moniz.

“Trey and Kyle have been sta-

ples of our offensive line for the last

couple years,” said Souers. “We

expect that position to be very profi-

cient not only in running the football

but protecting the quarterback. The

key to any offense is being able to

run the football and protect the

quarterback at the line of scrim-

mage. If you are able to do that con-

sistently it bodes well for your skill

position players.”

The further development of the

passing game, especially the deep

threat, will depend on the further

development of the receivers.

Under the direction of NAU Hall of

Famer and former NFL quarterback

Jeff Lewis, Souers is confident the

position took strides in the spring.

Khalil Paden graduated after

leading the team in every statistical

category last season. But junior Ify

Umodu, who had 50 catches for

667 yards, and breakout freshman

Dejzon Walker both return. Walker

was named the Offensive

Newcomer of the Year of the pro-

gram and was tabbed the College

Sports Madness Big Sky Freshman

of the Year after recording 22 catch-

es for 328 yards with three touch-

downs.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Location: Flagstaff, Ariz.

Founded: 1899

Enrollment: 25,204

Nickname: Lumberjacks

Colors: Blue, Gold and Sage

Stadium: J. Lawrence Walkup

Skydome

(10,000/Real Grass Field Turf)

Conference: Big Sky (NCAA FCS)

President: Dr. John Haeger

VP: Lisa Campos

TEAM INFORMATION

2011 Record: 4-7

BSC Record/Finish: 3-5/T6th

Final Polls: N/A

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 39/18

Starters Returning/Lost: 15/11

Offense Returning/Lost: 8/3

Defense Returning/Lost: 7/4

Special Teams Returning/Lost: 0/3

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Jerome Souers

Alma Mater: Oregon ’83

Souers at NAU: 76-82 (14 yrs.)

Career Record: 76-82 (14 yrs.)

Assistant Coaches:

Rich Scangarello (Offensive

Coordinator/QBs)

Andy Thompson (Defensive

Coordinator/LB)

Travis Baker (DL)

Jimmy Beal (RB)

Charles Huff (DBs)

Craig Knoth (TE/Recruiting)

David Reeves (Safeties/Special

Teams)

Eric Reid (Running Game

Coordinator/OL)

Jeff Lewis (WRs/Pro Liaison)

Graduate Assistants:

Zac McNally (Defense)

Director of Football Operations:

Matt Howdeshell

Athletic Trainer:

Ryan Pinson


“We had to go through a lot of

baptism under fire,” said Souers.

“We had a lot of guys that had not

played here before and were in a

position to contribute. At times, we

looked very good and at times we

were inconsistent.”

Junior Jeremy Dang and

Oregon transfer Nick Cole, who

was sidelined with an injury after

four games last season, are both

poised for impact seasons after

seeing action last season. Junior

college transfer Jesse Brantley

will also have an impact on the two-

deep after transferring from

Scottsdale CC after 44 catches for

740 yards and seven touchdowns

in 2011.

“It has the talent,” said Souers

of the receiver position. “We have

to be consistent not just with our

ability to run routes, but blocking

down field. Coach Lewis has done

a great job in the spring of raising

bar of the expectations of our

receiver position.”

THE DEFENSE

NAU ranked fifth in the confer-

ence in total defense and third

overall in points allowed. Defensive

Coordinator Andy Thompson had

one of the top units against the run

(third overall) but listed seventh in

the conference after allowing more

than 250 passing yards per game.

While the defense returns

seven starters, the unit needed

specific help on the defensive line

to fill the void left by the graduation

of four experienced players, includ-

ing three starters in Isaac Bond,

Dan Pela and Blayne Anderson.

A two-time All-Big Sky selec-

tion, Bond was the leader based on

e x p e r i e n c e

and perform-

ance and

r e t u r n i n g

starter Jarret

Bilbrey hopes

to take over his

role on the

team. He was

named the Defensive Outstanding

Junior of the Year after seeing

action in all 11 games with seven

starts and recording 27 tackles with

five sacks last season. He is joined

by junior Tim Wilkinson, an All-Big

Sky Honorable Mention and the

program’s Outstanding Sophomore

of the Year. He recorded 30 tackles

with a team-best 6.0 tackles for loss

last season.

“Tim Wilkinson and Jarret

Bilbrey bring a lot of experience

and return with a strong under-

standing of what is required of our

defensive line,” said Souers.

Souers addressed the need for

impact and depth at the position,

recruiting two mid-year transfers in

Chima Ike and Steven Garcia and

four additional junior college trans-

fers that come to Flagstaff this fall.

Justin Jungblut, a transfer from

Boise State, will also be in the mix.

“Our coaching staff did a great

job repopulating the number of

guys that we lost due to gradua-

tion,” said Souers. “Our defensive

line has a chance to be a very

strong position for us.”

The Lumberjacks took some

licks in the secondary in 2011 but

hope to benefit from the experience

gained by playing a group that

returns nine of the 10 players on

the two deep at the cornerback and

safety positions.

“With the secondary position

the only way you are going to get

better is to play,” said Souers. “This

particular group continues to grow

up and improve and will only get

better with each game. We return a

lot of guys with experience. Our

secondary has a good chance to be

much better.”

The starters at cornerback,

Randy Hale. Jr and Anders

Battle, return along with backups

Devin Willis, Blake Bailey and

Mana Purdy.

Seniors Taylor Malenfant and

junior Mike Dosen, a transfer from

Oregon prior to last season, expect

to challenge for the starting role at

strong safety. Junior college trans-

fer Lucky Dozier is also expected

to see action. Senior Taylor Patton

and Taylor Julio will play free safe-

ty with sophomore Robert Watson,

who saw action in 10 games last

season.

Of all the positions on the field,

the Lumberjacks were the youngest

at linebacker in 2011. Senior Scott

McKeever tied for the team lead in

tackles with redshirt freshman

Craig Frum. True freshman Austin

Hasquet and Tevin Ray both

played significant snaps and

gained valuable experience.

“We played a lot of freshman

last season,” said Souers. “We

expect improvement for several

reasons. They are all stronger

physically and had great offsea-

sons, as well as understanding the

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ALL-CONFERENCE RETURNEES (7)

Anders Battle, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention

Zach Bauman, All-Big Sky First Team

Trey Gilleo, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention

Cary Grossart, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention

Jake Hess, All-Big Sky Second Team

Kyle Walker, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention

Tim Wilkinson, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention

schemes and having the ability to

be consistent in executions. The

year of experience will help them

as well.”

THE SPECIALISTS

Junior Andy Wilder has big

shoes to fill with the graduation of

kicker Matt Myers and punter

Drew Zamora last season, filling

the kicker roles for the

Lumberjacks. After waiting on the

sideline for the last three seasons,

he is ready to take the field.

Myers took every field goal

attempt over the last three sea-

sons, while Zamora handled all but

four punts and seven kickoffs (all by

Wilder). But Head Coach Jerome

Souers says Wilder is ready for the

opportunity after serving as a back-

up the last two seasons and a red-

shirt campaign.

“Andy Wilder is a very talented

young man and he has been wait-

ing his turn,” said Souers. “He has

had some old guys that have men-

tored him the last couple years. I

think he is ready for his time. He will

pick up where those guys left off

and set a new benchmark for the

kicking game. He is a very talented

specialist with a very strong leg. We

are excited about Andy.”

True freshman Ryan Hawkins

will serve as Wilder’s backup.

THE SCHEDULE

The additions to the Big Sky

bring the conference to 11 full

members and 13 football-playing

schools. Four of the original six

charter members of the league –

Idaho State University, The

University of Montana, Montana

State University and Weber State

University - still call the Big Sky

Conference home. Northern

Arizona, which joined the league in

1970, gives the Big Sky five mem-

bers with at least 40 years of con-

tinuous membership.

The expansion means plenty of

changes for the upcoming intercol-

legiate athletic season. In football,

teams will continue to play an eight-

game conference schedule. Each

team will play two “rivals” each sea-

son and rotate through the remain-

ing teams. A tiebreaker format has

been formulated to determine who

will earn the league’s automatic bid

to the Division I Football

Championship should a tie atop the

standings occur.

“The schedule is unique in a lot

of different ways,” said Souers.

“Having all the new teams on our

schedule will give us the opportuni-

ty to see all the new faces. It will

create some challenges in prepara-

tion, the new teams will have new

schemes and thinking. It will be fun

for our fans to see some different

teams and because they are more

regional, it will be fun that way as

well.”

The Lumberjacks will host Fort

Lewis in the home opener on Sept.

15 after playing two road games to

open the season at Arizona State

(Aug. 30) and UNLV (Sept. 8).

“The non-conference schedule

is challenging and exciting,” said

Souers. “Overall, the 2012 sched-

ule is an opportunity to accomplish

some great goals. For a team that

was so close last year and ready to

emerge, I think it is a great sched-

ule.”

NAU opens Big Sky

Conference play at Montana on

Sept. 22 before returning for the

Family Weekend contest against

Portland State on Sept. 29.

“We are hoping that the tough-

ness of the early non-conference

schedule with strengthen our team

and give us the skills to play in

adverse environment and better

prepare us to play a tough, early

road schedule,” said Souers.

After a bye week on Oct. 6,

NAU will travel to North Dakota in

Grand Forks, N.D., on Oct. 13 for

the first time. The Lumberjacks fin-

ish the regular season by hosting

three of their final five games at

home. NAU hosts new Big Sky affil-

iate member UC Davis on Oct. 20

for Homecoming before back-to-

back road games at Northern

Colorado (Oct. 27) and at Idaho

State (Nov. 3).

The Lumberjacks will then host

new full Big Sky member Southern

Utah on Nov. 10 and football affili-

ate member Cal Poly on Nov. 17.

“Our schedule is going to chal-

lenge our team but I think they have

the mental toughness to endure the

adversity that is going to come at

us early,” concluded Souers. “They

have the mentality to learn and get

better each week. If we do it right,

we will position ourselves for the

playoffs and that is something our

program has not enjoyed in some

time. We are looking forward to a

team that is capable of challenging

the conference at that level and a

staff that is preparing play beyond

the Cal Poly game at the end of the

year and into the postseason.”

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Starters Returning (15)*Offense (8): RB Zach Bauman, LT TreyGilleo, QB Cary Grossart, FB Jake Hess,WR Ify Umodu, WR Dejzon Walker, OLKyle Walker, RT Matt Wilson.Defense (7): CB Anders Battle, DE JarretBilbrey, LB Craig Frum, CB Randy Hale, Jr.,DB Taylor Malenfant, LB Brandon Phillips,S Robert Watson.Specialists (0): None. * includes fullback

Starters Lost (11)

Offense (4): RG Dwight Boyd, C Alex Mott,WR Khalil Paden, TE Brian Riley.Defense (4): DE Blayne Anderson, DLIsaac Bond, DT Dan Pela, LB ScottMcKeever.Specialists (3): LS Ben Bachelier, K MattMyers, P Drew Zamora.

Return From Season Ending Injury (2):

RB Jamaal Perkins, LB Ryan Reardon.

Letterman Returning (39)Offense (16): RB Zach Bauman, WRJesse Bueno, QB Chase Cartwright, WRJeremy Dang, WR Caleve Deboskie, TEDrew Emanuel, TE Beau Gardner, OL TreyGilleo, QB Cary Grossart, FB Jake Hess,TE R.J. Rickert, WR/RB Austin Shanks,WR Ify Umodu, WR Dejzon Walker, OLKyle Walker, OL Matt Wilson.Defense (22): CB Blake Bailey, CB AndersBattle, DE Jarret Bilbrey, DL Isaac Bond, SMike Dosen, LB Craig Frum, CB RandyHale, Jr., LB Austin Hasquet, S Taylor Julio,DB Taylor Malenfant, DL Zach McDonnell,S Taylor Patton, LB Brandon Phillips, DBMana Purdy, LB Nick Ragland-Johnsen, LBTevin Ray, LB Eric Storey, DL JuniorVicente, S Robert Watson, DL TimWilkinson, DB Aaron Williams; DB DevinWillis. Specialists (1): K Andy Wilder.

Letterman Lost (18)Offense (9): WR Daniel Adler, OL DwightBoyd, WR Mike Czyz, OL Alex Mott, FBVinnie Paciulli, WR Khalil Paden, TE BrianRiley, LS/RB Andy Saldana, QB ChasenStangel.Defense (6): DE Blayne Anderson, DEIsaac Bond, CB Daivon Dumas, DL AlecHutton, LB Scott McKeever, DL Dan Pela.Specialists (3): LS Ben Bachelier, K MattMyers, P Drew Zamora.

Others Lost (12)Offense (6): DL Zach Abdorrahimzadeh,CB FB Jayson Allmond, OL Brian Brugman,WR Hunter Hjort-King, QB Ryan Nelson,RB Chim Nga*.Defense (6): CB Tyler Bailey, S ZackFinch, DL Perry Jackson, DE Bryson Mook,S Grant O’Brien, DL Jake Phipps.Specialists (0): None.*Injured

Other 2012 Lumberjacks (28)Redshirts/Squad (23): OL Jake Abbott,CB Marcus Alford, WR BrandonBabineaux, WR Mason Biggi, DL JohnCastaneda, WR Nick Cole, OL Roy Garcia,OL Leroy Guenther OL Joe Gurski, OL JimHerrero, WR Alex Holmes, LB HarrisonJohnson, CB Mike Massey, DE MitchMelugin, OL Shane Moniz, RB JamaalPerkins, QB Jordan Perry, OL Chris Pitts,QB Kyren Poe, LB Ryan Reardon, LB/LSHayden Renning, OL Jake Rodriguez, LBZack Williams.Mid-Year Transfers (3): DL Chima Ike, DLSteven Garcia, OL Dylan Lusk.Spring Walkon (2): FB Nick Butier, CBLouis Collins.

Newcomers (31)Newcomers (31): DL Anthony Arledge, LSAndy Bachelier, WR Jesse Brantley, LBChris Connolly, DL Luke Daulton, RBCovaughn Deboskie, DB Lucky Dozier, KBrian Drulias, DL George Dunlap III, SPhonso Footman, WR Matt Geranen, LBAnthonoy Harrington, K Ryan Hawkins, SAnthony Hughes, RB Casey Jahn, S JakeJohnston, OL Jacob Julian, DL JustinJungblut DE Quintin Kantaris, OL DylanLaFrenz, OL Zack Remley, LB Keith Parker,RB Daniel Pipkin, OL Eric Rodriguez, WRHayden Sovacki, FB Jake Thomas, WRAlex Tolliver, DL Marc Thompson, S RyanWagner, S Quaid Willis.Offense (12): WR Jesse Brantley, RBCovaughn Deboskie, WR Matt Geranen,RB Casey Jahn, OL Jacob Julian, OL DylanLaFrenz, RB Daniel Pipkin OL ZackRemley, OL Eric Rodriguez, WR HaydenSovacki, WR Alex Tolliver, FB JakeThomas.Defense (14): DL Anthony Arledge, LBChris Connolly, DL Luke Daulton,DB LuckyDozier, DL George Dunlap III, S PhonsoFootman, LB Anthonoy Harrington, SAnthony Hughes, S Jake Johnston, DLJustin Jungblut, DE Quintin Kantaris, LBKeith Parker, DL Marc Thompson, S RyanWagner, S Quaid Willis.Specialists (3): LS Andy Bachelier, K Brian

Drulias, K Ryan Hawkins,FBS Transfers (2): RB CovaughnDeboskie (California), DL Justin Jungblut(Boise State).

Lumberjacks By ClassSenior (16): DE Jarret Bilbrey RBCovaughn Deboskie, RB OL Trey Gilleo,FB Jake Hess, QB Cary Grossart, S TaylorJulio, S Taylor Malenfant, S Taylor Patton,LB Brandon Phillips, OL Chris Pitts, DBMana Purdy, LB Nick Ragland-Johnsen,WR/RB Austin Shanks, LB Eric Storey, DBDevin Willis, OL Matt Wilson.

Junior (27): WR Brandon Babineaux, CBAnders Battle, RB Zach Bauman, WRJesse Brantley, WR Nick Cole, LB ChrisConnolly, WR Jeremy Dang, WR Ca’leveDeboskie, S Mike Dosen, DB Lucky Dozier,DL George Dunlap III, TE Drew Emanuel,DL Steven Garcia, CB Randy Hale, Jr., LBAnthonoy Harrington, S Anthony Hughes,DL Chima Ike, S Jake Johnston, DL JustinJungblut, DE Quintin Kantaris, RB DanielPipkin LB Ryan Reardon, DL MarcThompson, WR Ify Umodu, OL KyleWalker, K Andy Wilder, DL Tim Wilkinson.

Sophomore (20): LS Andy Bachelier, CBBlake Bailey, WR Mason Biggi, WR JesseBueno, QB Chase Cartwrigjht, LB CraigFrum, OL Roy Garcia, TE Beau Gardner,OL Joe Gurski, LB Austin Hasquet, OLDylan Lusk, OL Shane Moniz, RB JamaalPerkins, LB Tevin Ray, LS HaydenRenning, TE R.J. Rickert, OL JuniorVicente, TE Dejzon Walker, S RobertWatson, DB Aaron Williams.

Redshirt Freshman (16): OL Jake Abbott,CB Marcus Alford, FB Nick Butier, DL JohnCastaneda, CB Louis Collins, OL LeroyGuenther, OL Jim Herrero, WR AlexHolmes, LB Harrison Johnson, CB MikeMassey, DL Zach McDonnell, DE MitchMelugin, QB Jordan Perry, QB Kyren Poe,OL Jake Rodriguez, LB Zach Williams.

True Freshman (15): DL Luke Daulton, KBrian Drulias, S Phonso Footman, WR MattGeranen, K Ryan Hawkins, RB CaseyJahn, OL Jacob Julian, OL Dylan LaFrenz,LB Keith Parker, OL Zack Remley, OL EricRodriguez, WR Hayden Sovacki, WR AlexTolliver, FB Jake Thomas, S Ryan Wagner.

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2012 Northern Arizona Football Roster Breakdown

OFFENSELeft Tackle71 Joe Gurski (6-5, 315, So.-1L*)79 Chris Pitts (6-5, 265, Sr.-SQ*)

Left Guard74 Kyle Walker (6-4, 290, Jr.-1L*)70 Dylan Lusk (6-3, 294, So.-RS*)

Center60 Shane Moniz (6-3, 270, So.-SQ*)55 Jake Abbott (6-3, 275, Fr.-RS*)

Right Guard67 Roy Garcia (6-3, 275, So.-SQ*)69 Matt Wilson (6-6, 300, Sr.-2L*)

Right Tackle72 Trey Gilleo (6-6, 300, Sr.-3L*)69 Matt Wilson (6-6, 300, Sr.-2L*)

Tight End83 R.J. Rickert (6-3, 230, So.-1L)88 Drew Emanuel (6-4, 252, Jr.-2L)89 Beau Gardner (6-4, 240, So.-1L*)

Wide Receiver8 Ify Umodu (6-3, 215, Jr.-2L)18 Jesse Brantley (6-0, 195, Jr.-TR)14 Alex Holmes (6-0, 180, Fr.-RS*)

Wide Receiver85 Dejzon Walker (6-3, 225, So.-1L)81 Jeremy Dang (6-3, 210, Jr.-2L*)87 Jesse Bueno (6-0, 180, So.-SQ*)

Wide Receiver6 Nick Cole (6-3, 195, Jr.-SQ*)84 Brandon Babineaux (6-4, 205, So.-TR*)17 Ca’leve Deboskie (6-0, 180, Jr.-1L*)

Quarterback5 Cary Grossart (6-1, 180, Sr.-1L*)15 Chase Cartwright (6-3, 210, So.-1L*) 11 Jordan Perry (6-3, 210, Fr.-FR*) OR7 Kyren Poe (6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*)

Fullback43 Jake Hess (5-10, 227, Sr.-1L)45 Nick Butier (6-1, 240, Fr.-RS*)

Running Back34 Zach Bauman (5-10, 200, Jr.-2L)28 Covaughn Deboskie (5-11, 210, Sr.-TR)2 Austin Shanks (5-8, 175, Sr.-3L*)

RETURN SPECIALISTSPunt Return38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 190, Sr.-3L)4 Randy Hale (5-10, 175, Jr.-2L)

Kickoff Return38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 190, Sr.-3L)17 Ca'leve Deboskie (6-0, 180, Jr.-1L*)

DEFENSELeft End94 Jarret Bilbrey (6-5, 265, Sr.-3L*)97 George Dunlap III (6-1, 255, Jr.-TR*)92 Anthony Arledge (6-4, 245, Fr.-HS)52 Mitch Melugin (6-3, 250, Fr.-RS*)

Tackle90 Tim Wilkinson (5-11, 290, Jr.-2L)49 Chima Ike (5-10, 255, Jr.-TR)66 Junior Vicente (6-0, 265, So.-1L)

Nose98 Justin Jungblut (6-5, 280, Jr.-TR) OR31 Marc Thompson (6-2, 290, Jr.-TR)57 Zach Williams (6-4, 228, Fr.-RS*)

Right End50 Steven Garcia (6-2, 235, Jr.-TR) OR96 Quentin Kantaris (6-2, 230, Jr.-TR)99 Zach McDonnell (6-2, 220, Fr.-RS*)

Sam Linebacker44 Ryan Reardon (6-1, 235, Jr.-RS*) 56 Brandon Phillips (5-10, 215, Sr.-3L*)

Mike Linebacker35 Austin Hasquet (6-1, 225, So.-1L)54 Craig Frum (6-3, 225, So.-1L*)51 Eric Storey (6-1, 235, Sr.-1L)

Jack Linebacker58 Harrison Johnson (6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*)10 Nick Ragland-Johnsen (6-0, 211, Sr.-3L)33 Tevin Ray (6-1, 190, So.-1L)

Left Cornerback30 Devin Willis (6-0, 178, Sr.-1L)22 Marcus Alford (5-10, 160, Fr.-RS*)4 Randy Hale (5-10, 175, Jr.-2L)

Right Cornerback19 Anders Battle (6-0, 185, Jr.-2L)24 Blake Bailey (5-8, 170, So.-1L*)27 Mana Purdy (5-8, 175, Sr.-2L*)

Strong Safety20 Lucky Dozier (5-10, 185, Jr.-TR*) OR21 Mike Dosen (5-11, 195, Jr.-1L*)

Free Safety38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 200, Sr.-3L)47 Taylor Patton (6-1, 200, Sr.-3L)3 Taylor Julio (6-0, 190, Sr.-2L*)

Nickel21 Mike Dosen (5-11, 195, Jr.-1L*)37 Anthony Hughes %-9, 200, Jr.-TR)

KICKING SPECIALISTSPunter41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*)29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS)Placekicker41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*)29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS)Kickoffs41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*)29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS)Long Snapper (FG)62 Hayden Renning (6-1, 210, So.-SQ*)59 Andy Bachelier (5-9, 182, So.-RS*)Holder15 Chase Cartwright (6-3, 210, So.-1L*)

* Used redshirt season

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School)2 Austin Shanks WR 5-8 175 Sr.-3L* Pacoima, Calif. (Crespi)3 Taylor Julio S 6-1 190 Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Chula Vista)4 Randy Hale, Jr. CB 5-10 175 Jr.-2L Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye)5 Cary Grossart QB 6-1 188 Sr.-1L* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom)6 Nick Cole WR 6-3 195 Jr.-SQ* Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley/Oregon)7 Kyren Poe QB 6-3 195 Fr.-RS* Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton)8 Ify Umodu WR 6-3 215 Jr.-2L Covina, Calif. (South Hills)10 Nick Ragland-Johnsen LB 6-0 211 Sr.-3L Seattle, Wash. (Franklin)11 Jordan Perry QB 6-3 210 Fr.-RS* Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic)12 Jake Johnston S 5-11 210 Jr.-TR Eagle, Idaho (Eagle/Boise State/Saddleback JC)13 Chris Connolly LB 6-2 230 Jr.-TR Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Capistrano Valley/Saddleback JC)14 Alex Holmes WR 6-0 180 Fr.-RS* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral)15 Chase Cartwright QB 6-3 210 So.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)16 Mike Massey CB 5-10 195 Fr.-RS* Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Millennium)17 Ca'leve Deboskie WR 6-0 180 Jr.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler)18 Jesse Brantley WR 6-0 195 Jr.-TR Gilbert, Ariz. Gilbert/Scottsdale CC)19 Anders Battle CB 6-0 185 Jr.-2L Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) 20 Lucky Dozier DB 5-10 185 Jr.-TR* Sacramento, Calif. (Luther Burbank/Grambling/College of San Mateo)21 Mike Dosen S 5-11 195 Jr.-1L* Pittsburg, Calif. (De La Salle/Oregon)22 Marcus Alford CB 5-10 160 Fr.-RS* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)23 Jamaal Perkins RB 5-9 185 So.-SQ* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)24 Blake Bailey CB 5-10 178 So.-1L* San Diego, Calif. (Serra HS)25 Daniel Pipkin RB 5-11 210 Jr.-TR* Inglewood, Calif. (St. Bernard/Santa Monica College)27 Mana Purdy CB 5-8 175 Sr.-2L* Kamuela, Hawai'i (Hawaii Preparatory Academy/Boise State)28 Covaughn Deboskie RB 5-11 210 Sr.-TR Tucson, Ariz. (Hamilton/California)29 Ryan Hawkins K 5-11 185 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain)30 Devin Willis CB 6-0 178 Sr.-1L Miami, Fla. (Miami Northwestern/Palomar College)31 Marc Thompson DL 6-2 290 Jr.-TR Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch/Diablo Valley College)32 Louis Collins CB 6-0 160 FR.-RS* Los Angeles, Calif. (Campbell Hall)33 Tevin Ray LB 6-1 190 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)34 Zach Bauman LB 5-10 200 Jr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)35 Austin Hasquet LB 6-1 225 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty)36 Anthony Harrington LB 6-1 210 Jr.-TR* Surprise, Ariz. (Peoria/N.M. Highlands/NAU/Phoenix College)37 Anthony Hughes S 5-9 200 Jr.-TR Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/Glendale CC)38 Taylor Malenfant S 6-1 190 Sr.-3L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)39 Robert Watson S 6-0 190 So.-1L* Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos)40 Quaid Willis S 5-9 165 Fr.-HS Los Angeles, Calif. (West Ranch)41 Andy Wilder K 6-3 205 Jr.-1L* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)42 Casey Jahn RB 5-11 185 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Northwest Christian)43 Jake Hess FB 5-10 227 Sr.-1L Reno, Nev. (Galena/Boise State)44 Ryan Reardon LB 6-1 235 Jr.-SQ* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/Portland St./GCC)45 Nick Butier FB 6-1 240 Fr.-RS San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo)46 Jake Thomas FB 6-1 220 Fr.-HS Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View)47 Taylor Patton S 6-1 195 Sr.-3L San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente)48 Hayden Sovacki WR 5-11 175 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)49 Chima Ike DL 5-10 255 Jr.-TR Walnut, Calif. (Walnut/Nevada/Fullerton College)50 Steven Garcia DL 6-2 235 Jr.-TR Downey, Calif. (St. John Bosco/Fullerton College)51 Eric Storey LB 6-0 235 Sr.-1L Oakley, Calif. (Moreau Catholic/Los Madones College)52 Mitch Melugin DE 6-3 250 Fr.-RS* Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo)53 Keith Parker LB 5-11 235 Fr.-HS Long Beach, Calif. (JSerra)54 Craig Frum LB 6-3 225 So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain)55 Jake Abbott OL 6-3 275 Fr.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)56 Brandon Phillips LB 5-10 215 Sr.-3L* Loma Linda, Calif. (Redlands)57 Zack Williams LB 6-4 225 Fr.-RS* Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha)58 Harrison Johnson LB 6-3 195 Fr.-RS* Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway)59 Andy Bachelier LS 5-9 182 So-RS* Rio Rico, Ariz. (Nogales)60 Shane Moniz OL 6-3 270 So.-SQ* Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon)61 Jim Herrero OL 6-6 225 Fr.-RS* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman Academy)62 Hayden Renning LS/LB 6-1 210 So.-SQ* Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua)63 Jake Rodriguez OL 6-2 255 Fr.-RS* New River, Ariz. (Boulder Creek)64 Jacob Julian OL 6-4 297 Fr.-HS Prescott, Ariz. (Bradshaw Mountain)65 Zack Remley OL 6-2 270 Fr.-HS Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field)66 Junior Vicente DL 6-0 265 So.-1L* Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott)67 Roy Garcia OL 6-3 275 So.-SQ* Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza)68 Ryan Wagner S 6-0 170 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)69 Matt Wilson OL 6-6 300 Sr.-2L* Payson, Ariz. (Payson)70 Dylan Lusk OL 6-3 294 So.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/New Mexico State)71 Joe Gurski OL 6-5 315 So.-1L* Valley Center, Calif. (Valley Center)72 Trey Gilleo OL 6-6 300 Sr.-3L* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman)73 Leroy Guenther OL 6-7 235 Fr.-RS* Wickenburg, Ariz. (Wickenburg)74 Kyle Walker OL 6-4 290 Jr.-1L* Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)75 Dylan LaFrenz OL 6-4 285 Fr.-HS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos)76 Eric Rodriguez OL 6-3 272 Fr.-HS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale)79 Chris Pitts OL 6-5 265 Sr.-SQ* Antioch, Calif. (Antioch/Diablo Valley College)80 Mason Biggi WR 6-0 185 So.-RS* Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre)81 Jeremy Dang WR 6-3 210 Jr.-2L* Glendale, Ariz. (Peoria)82 Alex Tolliver WR 5-7 175 Fr.-HS Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark)83 R.J. Rickert TE 6-3 230 So.-1L Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite)84 Brandon Babineaux WR 6-4 205 Jr.-SQ* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom/UNLV)85 Dejzon Walker TE 6-3 225 So.-1L Chandler, Ariz. (Basha)86 Matt Geranen WR 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)87 Jesse Bueno WR 6-0 180 So.-SQ* Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro)88 Drew Emanuel TE 6-4 252 Jr.-2L Mesa, Ariz. (Highland)89 Beau Gardner TE 6-4 240 So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC)90 Tim Wilkinson DL 5-11 290 Jr.-2L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman)91 Brian Drulias K 5-10 185 Fr.-HS Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar)92 Anthony Arledge DL 6-4 245 Fr.-HS Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax)93 John Castaneda DL 6-1 235 Fr.-RS* San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma)94 Jarret Bilbrey DL 6-5 245 Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista)95 Luke Daulton DL 6-1 203 Fr.-HS Flagstaff, Ariz. (Coconino)96 Quentin Kantaris DE 6-2 230 Jr.-TR Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Moorpark/Army/Moorpark CC)97 George Dunlap III DL 6-1 255 Jr.-TR* Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel/Cabrillo College)98 Justin Jungblut DL 6-5 280 Jr.-TR Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro/Boise State)99 Zach McDonnell DL 6-2 220 Fr.-RS* Poway, Calif. (Poway)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School)55 Jake Abbott OL 6-3 275 Fr.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)22 Marcus Alford CB 5-10 160 Fr.-RS* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)92 Anthony Arledge DL 6-4 245 Fr.-HS Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax)84 Brandon Babineaux WR 6-4 205 Jr.-SQ* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom/UNLV)59 Andy Bachelier LS 5-9 182 So-RS* Rio Rico, Ariz. (Nogales)24 Blake Bailey CB 5-10 178 So.-1L* San Diego, Calif. (Serra HS)19 Anders Battle CB 6-0 185 Jr.-2L Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) 34 Zach Bauman RB 5-10 200 Jr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)80 Mason Biggi WR 6-0 185 So.-RS* Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre)94 Jarret Bilbrey DL 6-5 245 Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista)18 Jesse Brantley WR 6-0 195 Jr.-TR Gilbert, Ariz. Gilbert/Scottsdale CC)87 Jesse Bueno WR 6-0 180 So.-SQ* Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro)45 Nick Butier FB 6-1 240 Fr.-RS San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo)15 Chase Cartwright QB 6-3 210 So.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)93 John Castaneda DL 6-1 235 Fr.-RS* San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma)6 Nick Cole WR 6-3 195 Jr.-SQ* Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley/Oregon)32 Louis Collins CB 6-0 160 FR.-RS* Los Angeles, Calif. (Campbell Hall)13 Chris Connolly LB 6-2 230 Jr.-TR Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Capistrano Valley/Saddleback JC)81 Jeremy Dang WR 6-3 210 Jr.-2L* Glendale, Ariz. (Peoria)95 Luke Daulton DL 6-1 203 Fr.-HS Flagstaff, Ariz. (Coconino)17 Ca'leve Deboskie WR 6-0 180 Jr.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler)28 Covaughn Deboskie RB 5-11 210 Sr.-TR Tucson, Ariz. (Hamilton/California)21 Mike Dosen S 5-11 195 Jr.-1L* Pittsburg, Calif. (De La Salle/Oregon)20 Lucky Dozier DB 5-10 185 Jr.-TR* Sacramento, Calif. (Luther Burbank/Grambling/College of San Mateo)91 Brian Drulias K 5-10 185 Fr.-HS Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar)97 George Dunlap III DL 6-1 255 Jr.-TR* Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel/Cabrillo College)88 Drew Emanuel TE 6-4 252 Jr.-2L Mesa, Ariz. (Highland)54 Craig Frum LB 6-3 225 So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain)67 Roy Garcia OL 6-3 275 So.-SQ* Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza)50 Steven Garcia DL 6-2 235 Jr.-TR Downey, Calif. (St. John Bosco/Fullerton College)89 Beau Gardner TE 6-4 240 So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC)86 Matt Geranen WR 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)72 Trey Gilleo OL 6-6 300 Sr.-3L* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman)5 Cary Grossart QB 6-1 188 Sr.-1L* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom)73 Leroy Guenther OL 6-7 235 Fr.-RS* Wickenburg, Ariz. (Wickenburg)71 Joe Gurski OL 6-5 315 So.-1L* Valley Center, Calif. (Valley Center)4 Randy Hale, Jr. CB 5-10 175 Jr.-2L Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye)36 Anthony Harrington LB 6-1 210 Jr.-TR* Surprise, Ariz. (Peoria/N.M. Highlands/NAU/Phoenix College)35 Austin Hasquet LB 6-1 225 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty)29 Ryan Hawkins K 5-11 185 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain)61 Jim Herrero OL 6-6 225 Fr.-RS* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman Academy)43 Jake Hess FB 5-10 227 Sr.-1L Reno, Nev. (Galena/Boise State)14 Alex Holmes WR 6-0 180 Fr.-RS* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral)37 Anthony Hughes S 5-9 200 Jr.-TR Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/Glendale CC)49 Chima Ike DL 5-10 255 Jr.-TR Walnut, Calif. (Walnut/Nevada/Fullerton College)42 Casey Jahn RB 5-11 185 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Northwest Christian)58 Harrison Johnson LB 6-3 195 Fr.-RS* Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway)12 Jake Johnston S 5-11 210 Jr.-TR Eagle, Idaho (Eagle/Boise State/Saddleback JC)64 Jacob Julian OL 6-4 297 Fr.-HS Prescott, Ariz. (Bradshaw Mountain)3 Taylor Julio S 6-1 190 Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Chula Vista)98 Justin Jungblut DL 6-5 280 Jr.-TR Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro/Boise State)96 Quentin Kantaris DE 6-2 230 Jr.-TR Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Moorpark/Army/Moorpark CC)75 Dylan LaFrenz OL 6-4 285 Fr.-HS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos)70 Dylan Lusk OL 6-3 294 So.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/New Mexico State)38 Taylor Malenfant S 6-1 190 Sr.-3L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)16 Mike Massey CB 5-10 195 Fr.-RS* Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Millennium)99 Zach McDonnell DL 6-2 220 Fr.-RS* Poway, Calif. (Poway)52 Mitch Melugin DE 6-3 250 Fr.-RS* Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo)60 Shane Moniz OL 6-3 270 So.-SQ* Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon)53 Keith Parker LB 5-11 235 Fr.-HS Long Beach, Calif. (JSerra)47 Taylor Patton S 6-1 195 Sr.-3L San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente)23 Jamaal Perkins RB 5-9 185 So.-SQ* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)11 Jordan Perry QB 6-3 210 Fr.-RS* Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic)56 Brandon Phillips LB 5-10 215 Sr.-3L* Loma Linda, Calif. (Redlands)79 Chris Pitts OL 6-5 265 Sr.-SQ* Antioch, Calif. (Antioch/Diablo Valley College)25 Daniel Pipkin RB 5-11 210 Jr.-TR* Inglewood, Calif. (St. Bernard/Santa Monica College)7 Kyren Poe QB 6-3 195 Fr.-RS* Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton)27 Mana Purdy CB 5-8 175 Sr.-2L* Kamuela, Hawai'i (Hawaii Preparatory Academy/Boise State)10 Nick Ragland-Johnsen LB 6-0 211 Sr.-3L Seattle, Wash. (Franklin)33 Tevin Ray LB 6-1 190 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)44 Ryan Reardon LB 6-1 235 Jr.-SQ* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/Portland St./GCC)65 Zack Remley OL 6-2 270 Fr.-HS Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field)62 Hayden Renning LS/LB 6-1 210 So.-SQ* Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua)83 R.J. Rickert TE 6-3 230 So.-1L Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite)76 Eric Rodriguez OL 6-3 272 Fr.-HS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale)63 Jake Rodriguez OL 6-2 255 Fr.-RS* New River, Ariz. (Boulder Creek)2 Austin Shanks WR 5-8 175 Sr.-3L* Pacoima, Calif. (Crespi)82 Hayden Sovacki WR 5-11 175 Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)51 Eric Storey LB 6-0 235 Sr.-1L Oakley, Calif. (Moreau Catholic/Los Madones College)46 Jake Thomas FB 6-1 220 Fr.-HS Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View)31 Marc Thompson DL 6-2 290 Jr.-TR Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch/Diablo Valley College)82 Alex Tolliver WR 5-7 175 Fr.-HS Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark)8 Ify Umodu WR 6-3 215 Jr.-2L Covina, Calif. (South Hills)66 Junior Vicente DL 6-0 265 So.-1L* Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott)85 Dejzon Walker TE 6-3 225 So.-1L Chandler, Ariz. (Basha)74 Kyle Walker OL 6-4 290 Jr.-1L* Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)68 Ryan Wagner S 6-0 170 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)39 Robert Watson S 6-0 190 So.-1L* Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos)41 Andy Wilder K 6-3 205 Jr.-1L* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)90 Tim Wilkinson DL 5-11 290 Jr.-2L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman)57 Zack Williams LB 6-4 225 Fr.-RS* Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha)30 Devin Willis CB 6-0 178 Sr.-1L Miami, Fla. (Miami Northwestern/Palomar College)40 Quaid Willis S 5-9 165 Fr.-HS Los Angeles, Calif. (West Ranch)69 Matt Wilson OL 6-6 300 Sr.-2L* Payson, Ariz. (Payson)

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Entering his 15th year as headcoach of the Northern Arizona foot-ball program, Jerome Souers, thedean of the Big Sky Conferencecoaches, has taken the Lumberjackprogram to new milestones.

Under Souers, NAU made arecord-breaking NCAA I-AAQuarterfinal appearance in 2003,won the first Big Sky Conference titlesince 1978, recorded two playoffberths and posted eight winning sea-sons. During his 14-year tenure,Souers has coached 119 student-

athletes to all-conference honors a combined 196 times with44 first-team selections and 42 All-Americans accolades.

Souers, who was named the 1999 Big SkyConference Coach of the Year, also has the Lumberjacksposting impressive results in the classroom. The footballprogram has produced the Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete ofthe Year six times (Blair Boynton, Eric Damko, SteveGomez, Mark Gould, Paul Ernster and Jeff Wheeler) andhad a program-best 14 student-athletes named to the 2011Big Sky Fall All-Academic team. Overall, 69 student-athleteshave earned 122 Big Sky academic honors over the last 14seasons. There have also been six Academic All-Americans, as well.

Souers increased the program’s Academic ProgressRate, a real-time measure of eligibility, retention and gradu-ation of student-athletes, five straight academic years (872to 953) and had the highest multi-year rate in the Big SkyConference in 2011, earning the Football ChampionshipSubdivision (FCS) Athletics Directors Association APRAward. The award is given to the highest APR score in eachof the 14 FCS conferences.

But there is still work ahead. Souers, who hascoached a national champion,strives everyday to get hisLumberjack program in position toplay for the title not just a playoffappearance or high ranking. And the2003 season was his best effort todate, earning him finalist honors forthe 2003 Eddie Robinson Award, anaward presented by The SportsNetwork to the top head coach in I-AA football.

Behind the play of true fresh-man Big Sky Offensive Player of theYear Jason Murrietta, theLumberjacks upset top-seededMcNeese State on the road andplayed host to the first home playoffgame since 1996 with a quarterfinalappearance against Florida Atlantic.NAU finished ranked 10th in thenational polls as Souers’ playerswere honored on and off the field fortheir performances. Eighteen playerswere recognized with All-Big Skyhonors highlighted by first-team All-America accolades for punter MarkGould, who was recognized by fivedifferent organizations. Gould led theaccolades off the field, too. He was a

CoSIDA Academic All-America selection for the second con-secutive season as NAU led the nation with five CoSIDAacademic all-district selections.

In 2006, Murrietta led a reemergence that producedsignificant improvements in the offensive production, result-ing in a winning season with six wins and ranking among thetop turnarounds in the country. Murrietta had a stellar seniorseason highlighted by a runner-up finish for the WalterPayton Award, All-America honors and his second Big SkyConference Offensive Player of the Year award. He threwfor 2,827 yards with a 65.0 completion percentage and aschool-record 34 touchdowns, leading the Big Sky in pass-ing efficiency (168.2) and total offense (243.1), while rank-ing fifth and 11th nationally.

Souers arrived in Flagstaff after spending 12 years atMontana with a proven track record. His last eight seasonsin Missoula he served as defensive coordinator. During hisstay with the Grizzlies, Montana was transformed from a BigSky also-ran into a perennial league and national title con-tender. Souers’ tenure in Missoula produced 12 straight win-ning seasons, seven playoff berths, four appearances in thenational semifinals, a national runner-up finish (1996) and anational title (1995). Montana won three Big Sky titles dur-ing that span.

Souers showed his winning touch from the start inJanuary 1998 when he took over a program in limbo,

becoming the first NAU coach sinceDwain Painter in 1979 to begin hiscareer with a winning record.

Despite dressing only 44 playersfor his first spring practice, includingwalk-ons, Souers led theLumberjacks to a winning season.Highlights from Souers’ first seasonat NAU included the Lumberjacks’first shutout of a Division I opponent(NAU 9, Cal Poly 0) in 31 games, twonear road victories against leaguetitle contenders Eastern Washingtonand Montana State and a season-ending two-game winning streak.

In 2001, the Lumberjacks postedone of the nation's most improvedrecords, recording an 8-4 mark to tiefor second place in the Big SkyConference. NAU earned a berth inthe I-AA playoffs for the second timein school history before dropping a34-31 decision at Sam Houston Statein the first round.

The success of the NAU footballteam in 2001 was evident in theaccolades bestowed on the program.Fifteen student-athletes were recog-nized with All-Big Sky Conferencehonors. All-Big Sky first-team selec-

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Jerome Souers

Souers RecordYear Overall Conf./Finish

1998 6-5 (.545) 3-5 (.375)/t-7th1999 4-8* (.333) 2-6* (.250)/t-6th2000 3-8 (.272) 2-6 (.250)/t-7th2001 8-4 (.667) 5-2 (.714)/t-2nd2002 6-5 (.545) 3-4 (.428)/t-4th2003 9-4 (.692) 5-2 (.714)/t-1st2004 4-7 (.363) 3-4 (.428)/5th2005 3-8 (.272) 1-6 (.142)/t-7th2006 6-5 (.545) 5-3 (.625)/4th2007 6-5 (.545) 5-3 (.625)/3rd2008 6-5 (.545) 4-4 (.500)/5th2009 5-6 (.454) 4-4 (.500)/T5th2010 6-5 (.545) 4-4 (.500)/6th2011 4-7 (.363) 3-5 (.375)/6thTotal 76-82 (.481) 45-54 (.456)

* includes four forfeits

tions linebacker Keith O'Neil signed as a free agent with theDallas Cowboys and recently won a Super Bowl title with theIndianapolis Colts in his fourth year in the NFL. Senior tack-le Eric Damko was named to the Verizon Academic All-America squad for the second consecutive season.

Jerome Souers was born May 20, 1958, in Oregon.He attended North Eugene High School, along with anotherfuture coach, Danny Ainge of the Phoenix Suns.

He began his coaching career while still attendingOregon. Souers spent time on the staff at North EugeneHigh School and Williamette, working in the same area ofthe state where his father, Dwight, was a successful prepcoach. Souers earned his degree in physical education in1983 and upon graduation returned to the high-schoolranks. He spent eight years coaching in Oregon highschools before making the move into college football.

In 1984 he made his foray into the collegiate ranks,joining the staff at Western Washington where he coordinat-ed the defense and coached the defensive backs.

A year later, Souers joined Don Read’s staff at then-Division II Portland State. After one year serving as the

Viking's running backs coach, Souers followed Read toMontana.

With Souers coaching the secondary, the new staff inMissoula produced records of 6-4 and 6-5 during its first twoyears. A hint of things to come came in 1988 when theGrizzlies went 8-4 and led the Big Sky Conference in alldefensive categories.

In 1989, Souers added defensive coordinator to hisduties and the Grizzlies posted an 11-2 record with anappearance in the national semifinals. Montana also tied anational interception record in one game with 10 picks vs.Boise State. A year later, the Grizzlies opened the 1990campaign with a 22-15 road win at Oregon State.

During Souers’ nine years as defensive coordinator atMontana, the Grizzlies twice ranked among the nation’s top-10 in rushing defense, finishing third in the country in thatcategory in 1992. His last unit in Missoula led the Big SkyConference in scoring defense.

The peak years during Souers’ stay at Montana camefrom 1993 to 1996. During that period, the Grizzlies madefour straight playoff appearances, played in three semifinalsand two national title games. The 1995 squad won thenational title and the 1996 team was the NCAA runner-up.The four-year record for Montana during that time was 48-8.

During the national title run, Souers’ defense becamethe first in NCAA history to post consecutive playoff shutouts(Eastern Kentucky and Georgia Southern).

He coached six All-America defensive backs atMontana, including future NFL stars Tim Hauck of theSeattle Seahawks and Blaine McElmurry of the Green BayPackers.

In 1996, when head coach Mick Dennehy was side-lined after undergoing major surgery, Souers stepped in ashead coach and led the Grizzlies to victories over Cal StateNorthridge and Portland State.

Souers and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, Anna(23) and Alaina (21).

All-Americans (24 Student-Athletes, 43 Honors)Zach Bauman (2011), Ben Bachelier (2011*), Ed Berry (2009), Afa Faraimo (1998), Eric Damko (2000*,2001*), Robbie Dehaze (2007, 2008), Shaun Fitzpatrick (2007), K.J. Gerard (2007, 2008), Mark Gould(2001*, 2002, 2002*, 2003, 2003*), Cary Grossart (2011), Chris Hunsaker (2006), Cyrus Igono (2007),Cedric Jones (1999), Rhian Madrid (2006), Jason Murrietta (2006), Stephen Nwogbe (2008), KeithO’Neil (2002), Ray Perryman (1999, 2000), Kris Poindexter (2010); Matt Raivio (2003), Francis St. Paul(1999), Alex Watson (2006), Ricky Wilson (2007), Drew Zamora (2011).

* Academic All-American

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Andy Thompson begins his fourthseason as the defensive coordinatorand sixth overall as the linebackerscoach at Northern Arizona University.He is entering his eighth season over-all on the staff after spending his firsttwo seasons across the line of scrim-mage directing the running backs.

Thompson, who has coached 19student-athletes to 26 All-Big Sky hon-ors at NAU, produced his best unit in2010 with one of the top defensives inthe Big Sky. The Lumberjacks led theleague in scoring defense (19.8), rush-ing defense (93.5) and sacks (33),while ranking second overall in totaldefense (306.6) and pass defense(213.1). The Lumberjacks ranked fifthnationally in rush defense and amongthe FCS Top 25 in sacks (10th), totaldefense (14th) and pass defense(22nd).

Linebacker Reid Worthington anddefensive linemanIsaac Bond were bothwas named to the All-Big Sky first team.NAU upset previouslyninth-ranked MontanaState, which led theBig Sky and rankedsecond in the FCS intotal offense at 516.2yards per game. TheBobcats were held tojust 19 yards in the firsthalf and 123 yards forthe game.

In 2011, NAU wasthird in rushingdefense (35th in theFCS) and scoring

defense in the conference and rankedfifth overall in the Big Sky in totaldefense. Bond was named to the All-Big Sky first team for the second con-secutive season after recording ateam-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third inthe Big Sky). Linebacker ScottMcKeever closed out his career withhis second all-conference honor.

Thompson was promoted to defen-sive coordinator prior to the 2009 sea-son, replacing longtime coordinatorCorey Batoon. The Lumberjacksplayed hard throughout the seasondespite dealing with 14 student-ath-letes missing games during the seasondue to injury. The Lumberjacks rankedthird in the Big Sky and 35th in thenation in rushing defense, holdingopponents to less than 100 yards rush-ing five times. NAU was at its best inconference games, ranking secondoverall allowing 352.9 yards per game

gainst the Big Sky.Returning senior Matt

Estrada led six defensiveplayers on the All-Big Skyteam, including linebackersStevon Thomas (second),who ranked second on theteam in tackles with 75, andReid Worthington (HM).

Thompson helpedtutor a defense that led theFCS and ranked second inDivision I overall in rushing

defense allowing just 59.8 yards pergame in 2008. NAU held four oppo-nents to negative yards rushing and afifth to just 21 on the game. For theseason, NAU allowed 658 yards on307 carries (2.1 yards per carry) with99 plays for zero or negative yardageon the season, including 72 for a losson the season. It reset the NAU andBig Sky Conference records for rush-ing defense and yards allowed in aseason.

Thompson’s linebackers wereamong the tackle leaders on thesquad, producing four of the top 10tacklers led by Anthony Llanos. CodyDowd earned All-Big Sky second teamhonors, while Stevon Thomas was anhonorable mention selection.

He helped coach the special teamsin 2007-08. The Lumberjacks rankedfourth in the nation in net punting andled the Big Sky Conference in kickoffcoverage in 2007.

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Assistant Coach Andy Thompson

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Andy Thompson, Defensive Coordinator/LinebackersBorn: April 30, 1980College: Montana, 2004. Playing Experience: Montana, 1999, 2001-03Family: Married to the former Mikal Mickleson; Son, Mac. Recruiting Areas: West Valley HS (AZ) – Southern California JC (CA)

Thompson’s Coaching Chronology

2004 Eastern Oregon, Linebackers2005-06 Northern Arizona University, Running Backs2007-2008 Northern Arizona University, Linebackers/Special Teams2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Coordinator/

Linebackers

In his first season on the defensivestaff, the linebackers were led by the55 tackles by Joe Lyman. SophomoreCody Dowd earned All-Big Sky honor-able mention accolades, recording fourtackles for loss among 35 tackles.

Thompson led a solid backfieldgroup in 2006 that played a vital role inthe offensive success of the squad.The Lumberjacks ranked second in theBig Sky in rushing per game at 137.9with a league-best 3.9 yards per carry.NAU ranked first in scoring offense(34.4 points per game) and totaloffense (405.1), listed fifth and sixthrespectively on the national charts.

Redshirt freshman Alex Hendersonwas a standout under Thompson’stutelage in 2006, earning Big SkyConference Newcomer of the Yearaccolades. He was the first Lumberjackto capture the honor since formerPayton Award winner Archie Amersongarnered the distinction in 1995.

Henderson, who became the firstfreshman in school history to rush for1,000 yards in a season, led the teamin rushing with 1,016 rushing yards on189 carries with five touchdowns. Heled the conference in all purpose yardswith a 126.3 per game average, the30th-best total in the nation, and post-ed four 100-yard rushing games on theseason highlighted by his 265-yard,two-touchdown performance atEastern Washington, ranking as theseventh-best single-game rushing totalin school history

Thompson joined the NAU staff in2005 as a graduate assistant, assistingwith the running backs and other pro-gram related duties before being pro-moted to full-time status in 2006.

In his first season, senior PhiloSanchez led the team in rushing with579 yards and two touchdowns.Classmate Ryan Williams led the teamwith three rushing touchdowns.

He most recently coached atEastern Oregon in 2004 for currentassistant Travis Baker. He tutored NickHannaw, a linebacker who signed as afree agent with the Indianapolis Colts.His special team punt and kickoffreturn units both ranked among theNAIA Top 10.

A native of Walla Walla, Wash.,Thompson played for Montana for fourseasons (1999, 2001-03). He helped

the Grizzlies to five Big SkyChampionships and one nationalchampionship (2001) during his five-year career in Missoula. He played in44 career games with 103 total tackles,including 8.5 tackles for loss.

Thompson, 32, graduated with adegree in health enhancement fromMontana in May 2004. He married theformer Mikal Mickleson of Missoula,Mont., in the summer of 2008. Theyhave a son, Malcom.

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All-Big Sky Selections (19 athletes, 26 honors)

Blayne Anderson (2011, HM)Michael Battisti (2010, HM)Anders Battle (2011, HM)

Isaac Bond (2009, 2nd, 2010,1st, 2011, 1st)

Dwight Boyd (2009, HM)Cody Dowd (2007, HM; 2008,

2nd; 2010, HM)Matt Estrada (2009, 1st, 2010,

2nd)Anthony Evans (2008, HM)Alex Henderson (2006, 2nd)

Brian Hunter (2010, HM)Cyrus Igono (2007, HM)

Scott McKeever (2010, 2nd;2011, HM)

Kainoa Pe’a (2010, HM)Kyle Rath (2010, HM)

Stevon Thomas (2009, 2nd)Reid Worthington (2009, HM;

2010, 1st)Brandon Vance (2009, HM)Tim Wilkinson (2011, HM)Taelor Worrell (2010, HM)


Rich Scangarello begins his firstseason as offensive coordinator andquarterbacks coach after joining theNorthern Arizona University staff inMarch of 2012.

Scangarello served as the co-offensive coordinator at UC Davis forthe 2008 season, leading an offensethat ranked 11th in the FootballChampionship Subdivision in totaloffense at 426.5 yards per game, whilescoring 28.5 points per game. He orig-inally joined the Davis staff in 2005 aspassing game coordinator and widereceivers coach, serving in that rolefrom 2005-2007.

In 2005, he coached the most pro-lific wide receiver in UC Davis history inAll-American Tony Kays, who led theNCAA in receptions with 93 while set-ting school marks forreceptions and yards.

Scangarello wason the OaklandRaiders staff as theassistant quarterbackscoach and offensivequality control assis-tant for the 2009 sea-son. He most recentlyserved as the offensivecoordinator, assistanthead coach and quar-terbacks coach atMillsaps College inJackson, Miss. AtMillsaps, he coachedquarterback GarrettPinciotti to All-SCACsecond team honorsafter throwing for 2,200

yards and 23 touchdowns.He also served on the Idaho staff

for two stints in 2000 as offensive grad-uate assistant and 2002-03 as quarter-backs coach, coaching former NAUassistant Brian Lindgren during his col-legiate career. Lindgren ranked amongthe top 20 passers in Division I in both2002 and 2003 under his tuteledge.

He began his coaching career inthe UC Davis program in 1998 and1999, working with two eventual NFLdraft picks and consecutive consensusDivision II All-Americans Kevin Daftand J.T. O’Sullivan.

A native of Roseville, Calif. and a1990 graduate of Oakmont HighSchool, Scangarello graduated fromSacramento State in 1996 with adegree in business administration.

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Assistant Coach Rich Scangarello

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Richard Scangarello, Offensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksBorn: April 15, 1972.College: Sacramento State, 1996. Family: Single. Recruiting Areas: East Valley HS (AZ) – Northern California / Sacramento HS(CA) – Reno (NV)

Scangarello’s Coaching Chronology

1998-99 University of California Davis, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach2000 University of Idaho, Offensive Graduate Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach2001 Carlton College, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach2002-03 University of Idaho, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach2004-07 University of California Davis, Passing Game Coordinator/Wide ReceiversCoach2008 University of California Davis, Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach2009 Oakland Raiders, Offensive Quality Control/Assistant Quarterback Coach

2010-11 Millsaps College, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Travis Baker begins his secondseason on the Northern ArizonaUniversity coaching staff as the defen-sive line. He joined the Lumberjackprogram in the spring of 2011.

Baker coached a defensive frontthat combined for 30 tackles for lossand 20 quarterback sacks while help-ing the team rank 35th in the FootballChampionship Subdivision against therush in his first season in 2011. SeniorIsaac Bond earned All-Big Sky firstteam honors after recording a team-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the BigSky) with 4.0 sacks. Senior BlayneAnderson had a career-best year, rank-ing fifth on the team in tackles withseven tackles for loss. Senior Dan Pelawas a CoSIDA Academic all-districtchoice. Returnees Tim Wilkinson andJarrett Bilbrey both return after combin-ing for over 60 tackles last season.

Baker was the defensive coordina-tor at Montana Western for the 2010season. He served onthe coaching staff atEastern OregonUniversity from 2002-05, in La Grande, Ore.He was the defensivecoordinator, workingwith the defensive line,safeties and specialteams during histenure. He was alsothe interim head coachduring the 2004 sea-son, hiring currentNAU defensive coordi-nator Andy Thompson.Eastern’s special team

punt and kickoff return units bothranked among the NAIA top 10.

Baker began his collegiate coach-ing career at Utah State under HeadCoach Dave Arslanian (1999) and MikeDennehy (2000-01) and coached withcurrent NAU assistant David Reeves,working with the defensive line from1999-01. Overall, he coached five stu-dent-athletes who earned all-confer-ence honors with the Aggies. In 1999,two Aggie defensive linemen earnedAll-Big West accolades, including VaeaFiefia, who was a second-team pick,and Doug Madoski, an honorable men-tion choice. In 2000, Nate Larsenearned honorable mention All-Big Westhonors and Nate Putnam was the onlyleague freshman to earn All-Big Westfirst-team conference honors. In 2001,DE Nick Onaindia signed with theOakland Raiders after leading the teamin tackles for loss.

Prior to coming to USU, Baker

spent three years as anassistant coach at LakeHavasu (Ariz.) High School.In 1997 he coached the sec-ondary, wide receivers andspecial teams and in 1998he was the defensive coordi-nator, linebacker, specialteams and receivers coach.

Baker was an all-county quarterback atBrockport (N.Y.) HighSchool, while also playing

basketball. Baker has also coachedbasketball and baseball at the highschool level.

He earned a degree in physicaleducation from Suny College atBrockport in 1996 and a master’s ofeducation in secondary education fromUtah State in 2001.

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Assistant Coach Travis Baker

Defensive Line

Travis Baker, Defensive LineBorn: May 19, 1973College: Suny College at Brockport, 1996; Utah State, 2001. Recruiting Areas: Las Vegas HS (NV) – Central California (Bakersfield &Fresno) HS / JC (CA)

Baker’s Coaching Chronology

1997 Lake Havasu High School, WR/DB/ST1998 Lake Havasu High School, DC/LB/ST/WR1999-01 Utah State, Defensive Line2002-05 Eastern Oregon University, Defensive Coordinator2010 Montana Western, Defensive Coordinator2011-Pres. Northern Arizona, Defensive Line


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Charles Huff is in his second sea-son as defensive backs coach atNorthern Arizona University.

He coached Anders Battle to All-Big Sky honorable mention honors andthe team Most Improved Player ondefense accolades after recording 35tackles with two forced fumbles and a60-yard interception return for a touch-down. The cornerback group alsoincluded the third-leading tackler on theteam, Blake Bailey, and returneesRandy Hale, Jr., and Devin Willis, whowill contribute in 2012.

The former NFL player with the SanFrancisco 49ers and Atlanta Falconsbrings a wealth of experience to theLumberjack program with a collegiatecoaching career dating back to 1989.

Huff joins Souers' staff after recentpositions at Florida A&M University asdefensive coordinator (2005-07) anddefensive ends andspecial teams coordi-nator at Central Floridafrom 1997-03. He mostrecently coached atMiles College inFairfield, Ala.

Huff began hiscoaching career at hisalma materPresbyterian College in1989 before moving onto assistant positions atMurray State (1991-93), West Alabama(1993-94) and AustinPeay State (1994-97).In 1990, Presbyterianfinished second in the

nation in pass defense. He helped MSUrank second in the Ohio ValleyConference in pass defense in both ofhis seasons on the staff. He was alsothe defensive coordinator at AustinPeay State while coaching the line-backers, secondary and special teamsunits. The Governors led the OhioValley Conference and finished fourthnationally in run defense and ranked19th nationally in total defense in 1994.Huff's 1999 special teams unit at UCFwas responsible for a total of eightblocked kicks (five punts, two fieldgoals, one PAT).

During his career, he recruited andcoached defensive back and futureNFL star Asante Samuel at CentralFlorida, as well as ends Elton Patterson(UCF), Reshard Jentry (UCF) andAnthony Hutch (Murray State) to All-America honors. Samuel and Patterson

were both selected in theNFL Draft in 2003 in thefourth and seventh rounds,respectively. Samuel hasbeen a three-time Pro Bowlerand two-time Super Bowlchampion during his careerand currently plays for thePhiladelphia Eagles.Huff also tutored SBN BlackCollege Defensive Player ofthe Year Kevin Talley atNorfolk State. Talley was a

consensus All-America first-teamselection by Walter Camp, AssociatedPress and The Sports Network.

Huff was a three-time All-Americanand all-conference selection atPresbyterian College before his four-year career in the NFL. He holds schoolrecords for punt and kick return aver-age and career interceptions (20). Heplayed with the 49ers from 1985-86 andthe Falcons from 1987-88.

He became a 49er the same sea-son as All-Pro receiver Jerry Rice. Afterhead coach Bill Walsh and defensiveback coach Ray Rhodes moved RonnieLott to safety in 1986, Huff moved intothe starting lineup at left corner. Helater suffered a severe knee injury andwas released, but played parts of twomore seasons with the Falcons.

He graduated with a degree in his-tory and education from Presbyterian in1985.

Assistant Coach Charles Huff

Cornerbacks

Charles Huff, Defensive BacksBorn: Feb. 24, 1963College: Presbyterian College, 1985Playing Experience: Presbyterian College, 1981-85; San Francisco 49ers,1985-86; Atlanta Falcons, 1987-88

Family: Wife, Resa; Sons, Daron; Trevin; Sharmar.

Huff’s Coaching Chronology1989-91 Presbyterian College, Running Backs/Defensive Backs1991-93 Murray State University, Defensive Backs/Outside Linebackers1993-94 West Alabama University, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs1994-97 Austin Peay State University, Defensive Coordinator/

Linebackers/Secondary/Special Teams1997-03 University of Central Florida, Defensive Ends/Special Teams Coordinator2004 Norfolk State University, Co-Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers2005-07 Florida A&M University, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers2008 Columbia High School, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers2010 Miles College, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Defensive Line2011-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Backs

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NO – th) begins his seventh season asan assistant coach at Northern ArizonaUniversity. Knoth works with the tightends and fullbacks, while coordinatingthe recruiting efforts for the footballprogram.

Knoth coached starters Brian Riley(TE) and Jake Hess (FB) for an offen-sive unit that ranked 14th in the nationand produced the Big Sky leaders inboth rushing and passing efficiency in2011. Riley earned All-Big Sky honor-able mention honors and played in theCasino del Sol All-Star game to cap hiscareer, while Hess was an All-Big Skysecond-team pick at fullback andreturns in 2012.

Knoth’s most recent recruitingefforts in 2012 landed the ArizonaRepublic's Small Schools (Divisions IV-VI) Player of the Year, NorthwestChristian running back Casey Jahn.The class included 11 prep student-athletes, including seven from the stateof Arizona, and 10 junior college play-ers.

In 2010, Knoth helped developtwo-sport standout Nick Larson in hisonly season on the gridiron. Larson, aformer basketball player, produced 14catches for 117 and three touchdowns,the second-best total on the team, andearned All-Big Sky honorable mentionaccolades. True fresh-man Drew Emanuelalso saw significantaction when juniorRiley was lost to injuryearly in the season,seeing action in 10games. Knoth alsoworked with VinniePaciulli, who earnedthe All-Big Sky second-team selection at full-back in 2010.

Knoth mentoredShaun Fitzpatrick to

three All-Big Sky honors, including first-team accolades in 2006. He finishedhis career with 77 catches for 920yards and four touchdowns and wasnamed to the prestigious 2009 FootballChampionship Subdivision AthleticsDirectors Association Academic All-Star Team.

Fitzpatrick ranked second on theteam with 28 catches for 360 yards in2007, earning honorable mention All-America honors from the SportsNetwork. In 2008, redshirt freshmanBrian Riley filled in for the injuredFitzpatrick and earned All-Big Sky hon-orable mention accolades.

Prior to NAU, Knoth worked twoseasons at Missouri Southern StateUniversity where he worked as a grad-uate assistant. At Missouri Southern,Knoth worked with the tight ends andassisted with the offensive line forHead Coach John Ware. He handledthe offensive line position group for thefinal five games of the 2006 season atMissouri Southern after the passing ofHead Coach and Offensive Line coachJohn Ware.

At Missouri Southern, Knoth waspart of a staff that broke or tied morethan 30 school offensive records. In2004, Missouri Southern set the schoolseason record for passing yards (3,575yards) and ranked second on the all-

time list for total offense(4,983 yards) and scoring(342 points). They becamethe first team in MIAA confer-ence history to record a3,000-yard passer, 1,000-yard receiver and 1,000-yardrusher during the regularseason. Knoth helped men-tor two Honorable MentionAll-MIAA offensive linemenin sophomore Allen Barbreand freshman Matt Stout. In2005, Knoth mentored twoAll-MIAA selections on the

Offensive Line at Missouri Southern inAllen Barbre and Matt Stout. AllenBarbre was a First-Team All-MIAA,First-Team All-Southwest Region, andHonorable Mention All-America as ajunior. Barbre was a fourth roundselection (119th overall) of the GreenBay Packers in the 2007 NFL Draft.Matt Stout was an honorable mentionselection as a sophomore.

Knoth was a four-year letter winnerand a three-year starter at TrumanState University for Head Coach JohnWare. He played on the offensive lineas a guard starting every game, 33consecutive, beginning in the 2001season thru the 2003 season atTruman State. At Truman State, Knothplayed on some of the most prolificoffenses in the over 100 years of foot-ball at the institution.

Knoth, a native of Cape Girardeau,Mo., graduated with a bachelor’sdegree in business administration withconcentrations in management andmarketing as well as a minor in PublicAdministration from Truman StateUniversity in 2004. He earned his mas-ter’s degree in business administrationfrom Missouri State University in 2006.He was married in June, 2007 to theformer Nikki Riess. They had their firstchild in September 2010, Zoie.

Assistant Coach Craig Knoth

Tight Ends/Fullbacks/Recruiting

Craig Knoth, Tight Ends/Fullbacks/RecruitingBorn: July 19, 1981College: Truman State University, 2004; Missouri State University, 2006 Playing Experience: Truman State University, 2000-03

Family: Wife Nikki Riess, Daughter Zoie Knoth.

Knoth’s Coaching Chronology

2004-05 Missouri Southern State University2006-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Tight Ends


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Jeff Lewis begins his first seasonon the staff at Northern ArizonaUniversity, returning to his alma materas the wide receivers coach.

Lewis previously coached threeseasons at the University of Louisville.He was the offensive administrationassistant in 2007 and 2008 beforebeing promoted to wide receiverscoach in 2009. He served as assistantfootball coach at Prescott High Schoollast season, coaching the quarterbacksand wide receivers.

Lewis is a member of the NAU Hallof Fame after a standout career for theLumberjacks from 1992-95. He playedin the NFL for the Denver Broncos,Carolina Panthers and New OrleansSaints from 1997-2002 after being afourth round selection of the Broncos inthe 1996 Draft. He was part of twoSuper Bowl teams during his career,including the Broncos’ Super BowlXXXII championship team.

Lewis finished hisimpressive career atNorthern Arizonaranked second on theschool's all-time listsfor passing yards(9,639), touchdowns(67), completions (785)and attempts (1,315).His 59.6 pass comple-tion percentage rankssecond in Lumberjackannals, and was theend result of a four-year progression incompletion percent-age: 52.8%, 56.4%,

60.4% and 66.8 %. He holds the NCAADivision I-AA career record for inter-ception avoidance with a figure of 1.82.Lewis earned third-team All-Americaand second-team All-Big Sky honorsas a junior in 1994.

He graduated from NAU with adegree in health education with anemphasis in psychology in 1996. He isthe proud father of son Elijah JamesLewis.

Assistant Coach Jeff Lewis

Wide Receivers

Jeff Lewis, Wide ReceiversBorn: April 17, 1973College: Northern Arizona University, 1996. Playing Experience: Northern Arizona University, 1992-95; Denver Broncos1997-99; Carolina Panthers 1999-01; New Orleans Saints, 2001-02.Family: Has one son, Elijah James Lewis. Recruiting Areas: Scottsdale / Phoenix HS (AZ) / Ventura County & Santa

Barbara County & Central Coast HS (CA)

Lewis’ Coaching Chronology

2007-08 University of Louisville, Offensive Administrative Assistant2009 University of Louisville, Wide Receivers2012 Northern Arizona University, Wide Receivers

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season as the safeties coach and spe-cial teams coordinator. He joined thestaff after five seasons as the headcoach at Rocky Mountain College inBillings, Mont., and has 16 years ofexperience overall in the FCS and FBSlevels.

Reeves coached junior MattEstrada to a breakout season in 2009in his initial season. Estrada wasnamed the most valuable defensiveplayer, defensive backfield player ofthe year and outstanding junior afterleading the team with 78 tackles and ateam-best 47 solo tackles. He culmi-nated his junior season with All-Big Skyfirst-team honors.

Estrada also anchored one of thebest defensive units in school history in2010, signing as a free agent with theJacksonville Jaguars in July 2011. TheLumberjacks led the league in scoringdefense (19.8), rushing defense (93.5)and sacks (33), while ranking secondoverall in total defense (306.6) andpass defense (213.1). NAU was fifthnationally in rushdefense and amongthe FCS Top 25 insacks (10th), totaldefense (14th) andpass defense (22nd).

Estrada, whomade the JacksonvilleJaguars practicesquad as an undraftedfree agent, earned All-Big Sky second teamhonors in 2010, bring-ing home Big SkyPlayer of the Weekhonors on bothdefense and specialteams. He is currentlyplaying in the CFL.

Reeves has helped producedsome of the nation’s top special teamsunits during his time at NAU. TheLumberjacks ranked Top 16 in thecountry in both punting and field goalsin 2010 behind the play punter DrewZamora and kicker Matt Myers.Zamora ranked third in the Big Sky and19th nationally in 2011, while the kickreturn led the league and ranked sixthoverall in the FCS at 24.3 yards perreturn. Taylor Malenfant was amongthe top punt returners in the country.

During Reeves’ tenure with theRocky Mountain Bears he tutored adefense that steadily improved eachseason and produced numerous all-conference players each season. Hecompiled a 12-43 record at the school,including 4-7 marks the last two sea-sons.

RMC defeated Montana Tech forthe first time since 1999 - ending a 16-game losing streak to the Orediggers -and wrapped up the season with back-to-back victories over Eastern Oregonand Montana Western. The Bears

ranked No. 2 in the NAIA inpassing offense (323.0 pergame), No. 4 in sacks pergame (3.5) and No. 9 in fieldgoals made (.769).

Prior to arriving atRocky, Reeves spent 15years coaching at theDivision I level. He startedhis coaching career at hisalma mater, the University ofMontana, after he finishedhis playing career in 1987under then defensive coordi-nator Jerome Souers. As the

linebacker coach for the Griz, Reevescoached 10 All-Big Sky first-team per-formers, including 1996 Big SkyDefensive MVP Jason Crebo. He wasalso a member of the Grizzly coachingstaff that guided the 1995 team to the1-AA National Championship.

In 2000, Reeves followed MickDennehy from Montana to Utah StateUniversity, where he became the assis-tant head coach and linebacker coachfor the Aggies. While at USU, Reeves’linebackers earned All-Big West first-team honors three times. Two of hislinebackers, Jesse Busta and BrentPassey, ended their careers as theschools’ third and fourth all-time lead-ing tacklers.

As a player at Montana, Reeveswas a four-year letter winner and wastwo-year starter as a strong safety. Heearned the team’s Most Inspirationalaward as a senior in 1987. In 1991,Reeves earned a BA in history fromMontana.

Reeves is married to the formerSara Mates and they have two chil-dren, Matt and Sam.

Assistant Coach David Reeves


David Reeves, Safeties/Special TeamsBorn: Feb. 14, 1966College: University of MontanaPlaying Experience: University of Montana, 1984-87.Family: Wife, Sara, and two boys, Matt and Sam. Recruiting Areas: Western States Football League JC (AZ,UT,NM) / Northern

California JC (CA)

Reeves’ Coaching Chronology

1989-2000 University of Montana, Linebackers2000-2003 Utah State University, Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers2004-08 Rocky Mountain College, Head Coach

2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Safeties/Special Teams Coordinator


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Eric Reid begins his sixth seasonas the offensive line coach while serv-ing as the running game coordinatorfor the program that has molded a unitthat has performed among the best inthe league. The Lumberjacks have hada 1,000-yard rusher in each of the lastthree seasons. Overall, he has devel-oped 23 all-conference players to 31honors and three All-Americans duringhis career.

The offensive line led the way foran offense that ranked 14th in theFootball Championship Subdivision in2011, producing the Big Sky’s top rush-er and pass efficiency leader.Sophomore running back ZachBauman ranked fourth in the country inrushing with over 1,400 yards with sev-ent games over 100 yards on the sea-son.

Senior Alex Mott moved to centerin 2011 and the leader-ship role on the line,earning All-Big Skysecond team honorsunder Reid’s mentor-ship. Senior DwightBoyd and sophomoreKyle Walker both tookhonorable mentionaccolades.

Senior KrisPoindexter led Reid’soffensive line in 2010,earning selection tothe Sports Network All-America third teamand All-Big Sky firstteam. JoiningPoindexter on the BigSky team were honor-able mention selec-tions Trey Gilleo andAlex Mott, who bothreturn in 2011.

The Lumberjacks rushed for morethan 1,500 yards with the duo ofBauman and Giovannie Dixon.Bauman was among the top freshmenin the country in rushing yards pergame, one of four freshmen in DivisionI to average more than 94 yards. Hebecame the second freshman in schoolhistory to reach 1,000 yards in a sea-son and surpassed Alex Henderson’sfreshman record of 1,014 yards set in2006.

The 2009 Lumberjack offenseflourished behind his line group with abreakout season. Overall, NAU rankedfifth in the country in passing offense(308.6) and total offense (439.5) andninth in passing efficiency (147.8),helping nine players garner all-confer-ence accolades. Running back AlexHenderson eclipsed the 1,000-yardmark while scoring 12 times en route to

All-Big Sky first-team hon-ors.

In 2007, NAU led theleague in rushing by morethan 50 yards per game, pro-ducing a rushing attack thatwas one of the most produc-tive units in the Big SkyConference, ranking 13th inthe nation overall. NAU hadthree players who rankedamong the top 100 rushersin the FootballChampionship Subdivision,the only school to accom-

plish the feat. Both Alex Henderson(82.5 yards per game) and Lionel Scott(74.7) earned All-Big Sky honors.

Tackles Nick Posey and RyneHolstrom, guard Tim Reader and cen-ter Jon Toailoa all earned All-Big Skyhonorable mention honors. TheLumberjacks started the season by los-ing two returning starters on the lineduring the preseason.

In 2008, three players earned All-Big Sky honorable mention honorswhile helping the offense rank 23rd inthe nation in total offense. The linehelped produce the Big Sky Newcomerof the Year in running back DeonteWilliams, who rushed for 950 yardswhile scoring 12 times. He ranked sec-ond among freshmen in FCS in rushingyards per game (86.4) and fifth inDivision I overall among freshmen. His12 touchdowns ranks tied for third on

Assistant Coach Eric Reid


Eric Reid, Running Game Coordinator/Offensive LineBorn: Oct. 4, 1972College: University of Oregon, 1996 Playing Experience: University of Oregon, 1991-95 Family: Wife, Dyanne and two daughters, Allyson and Elizabeth Recruiting Areas: Southern Arizona HS (AZ) – San Diego / Southern OrangeCounty HS (CA)

Reid’s Coaching Chronology

1996 San Diego Mesa Junior College1997 San Diego’s Bishop High School1998-99 University of Oregon, Graduate Assistant2000-01 Eastern Washington University, Offensive Line2002-06 Portland State University, Offensive Line2007 Northern Arizona University, Offensive Line2008-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line

school single-season charts and werethe most by a running back since 2000.

NAU gained 772 yards of totaloffense against the New MexicoHighlands, shattering the school recordset in 1989 against Nevada of 674. Itwas the highest single-game total inthe FCS and second overall in allDivision I last season.

Reid joined the NAU staff afterdeveloping a reputation as one of thetop line coaches in the league whileserving in previous positions atPortland State and EasternWashington.

Reid coached some of the mosttalented offensive lines in the Big SkyConference prior to coming toFlagstaff. In 2004 and 2005, theVikings led the Big Sky Conference inrushing yards and fewest sacksallowed, totaling an average of 200yards per game on the ground and just20 sacks over 22 games.

The Big Sky postseason awardledger confirmed Reid’s influence atPortland State. In his five seasons,nine Vikings earned All-Big Sky honorsa total of 13 times, highlighted byBrennan Carvalho, who was a first-team All-America selection by TheWalter Camp Foundation and theAssociated Press in 2006.

Reid, who was hired at PSU in2002, had to build his line over thecourse of a few seasons. His first twoyears on the job, the Vikings’ werebeset with a multitude of injuries. Infact, in the only game in 2003 thatPSU’s preseason projected startinglineup was able to go as a unit - againstDivision I-A Fresno State - the Vikingsran for a season-high 257 yards, andgained 486 overall. It was a testamentto the Vikings’ talent and Reid’s coach-ing ability.

Reid was hired as the Vikings’offensive line coach in January of2002. He joined the Vikings afterspending the previous two seasons asoffensive line coach at EasternWashington University.

At Eastern Washington, Reid’s2001 offensive line had three first-teamAll-Big Sky performers and one All-American, Chris Polinder.

Reid is a 1996 graduate of theUniversity of Oregon with a degree insociology. A starter at offensive guard,Reid played for the Ducks from 1991 to1995, starting in the 1995 Rose Bowland 1996 Cotton Bowl.

A native of Poway, Calif., Reidreturned to his home state followinggraduation. He coached the offensiveline at San Diego Mesa Junior Collegeand at San Diego’s Bishop High School

for one year each. Reid went back toOregon to be a graduate assistantcoach on the offensive line in both1998 and 1999.

Reid, 39, and his wife Dyanne,have nine-year old twin daughters,Allyson and Elizabeth.

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All-Americans

(3 Student-Athletes, 3 Honors)

Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st)

Chris Polinder, EWU (2001, 1st)

Kris Poindexter, NAU (2010, 3rd)

All-Big Sky Selections (11 Student-

Athletes, 15 Honors)

Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st;

2005, 1st)

Derrick Duff, PSU (2006, HM; 2005,

HM)

Luke Fritz, EWU (2000, 1st)

Darren Heerspink, PSU (2006, 2nd)

Micah Jackson-Sattler, PSU (2004,

2nd)

Devan Kelley, PSU (2002, 1st)

Antonio Narcisse, PSU (2005, HM;

2004, 1st)

Asim Poston, ESU (2001, 1st)

Peter St. John, PSU (2005, 2nd;

2004, 2nd)

Mike Stachowiak, PSU (2004, 2nd)

David Sherrod, EWU (2001, 1st)

NAU All-Big Sky Selections (12

Student-Athletes, 16 Honors)

Dwight Boyd (2011, HM)

Trey Gilleo (2010, HM)

Trevor Heekin (2008, HM)

Jeff Hines (2009, HM)

Ryne Holstrom (2007, HM; 2009,

2nd)

Kevin Meagher (2008, HM)

Alex Mott (2010, HM; 2011, 2nd)

Kris Poindexter (2008, HM, 2009,

HM, 2010, 1st)

Nick Posey (2007, HM)

Tim Reader (2007, HM)

Jon Toailoa (2007, NAU)

Kyle Walker (2011, HM)


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Jimmy Beal begins his third sea-son on the Northern Arizona Universityfootball staff as the running backscoach after joining the staff in the fall of2010.

Beal has developed running backZach Bauman into one of the top run-ning backs in the country in his first twoseasons on campus. Bauman led theBig Sky Conference in rushing as asophomore, ranking fourth overall inthe FCS in yards per game. He wasnamed an All-America second teamselection by Beyond College SportsNetwork and All-Big Sky first-team hon-ors.

Entering the 2012 season, he isthe first back in school history to rushfor 1,000 yards in each of his first twoseasons after setting the freshmanrushing mark in 2010.

Beal tutored Bauman into one ofthe top freshmen in the country in rush-ing yards per game in his first seasonin Flagstaff. He was one of four fresh-men in Division I toaverage more than 94yards per game,ranked 25th overall inthe FCS in rushing pergame and was the topfreshman in the FCS.Bauman, who was anAll-Big Sky second-team selection,became the secondfreshman in school his-tory to reach 1,000yards in a season andsurpassed AlexHenderson’s freshmanrecord of 1,014 yardsset in 2006. He record-ed the 14th 1,000-yardseason by a runningback in school history.

Beal joined the program from theUniversity of Redlands, where heworked with the defensive backs in thespring of 2010. Prior to Redlands, hewas a graduate assistant at TexasState University in San Marcos, Texasin 2009 and worked as the runningbacks coach at Rocky MountainCollege in Billings under current NAUassistant David Reeves in 2008.

Beal began his football coachingcareer at Rocky Mountain coaching thereceivers from 2005-07. He alsocoached the sprints at Montana State-Billings from 2006-09.

Beal played collegiately atMontana State from 2002-04 beforejoining Reeves’ team at RockyMountain College. He was named themost valuable player and most valu-able running back in 2006.

The Los Angeles, Calif., nativealso worked for Yellowstone YouthServices in Billings from 2005-08 andSkyhawks Sports Camps from 2006-

07, as well as a coach at theYMCA in Billings from 2005-06.

He graduated fromMontana State with a degreein art education and minor incoaching in 2006. Hereceived his master’s degreein sport management fromMontana State-Billings in2009.

Assistant Coach Jimmy Beal

Running Backs/Pro Liaison

Jimmy Beal, Running BacksBorn: Oct. 22, 1984College: Montana State University-Bozeman, 2007; Montana State University-Billings, 2009Playing Experience: Montana State 2002-4, Rocky Mountain College, 2005-06Family: SingleRecruiting Areas: Los Angeles / Inland Empire (Riverside & San BernardinoCounties) / Northern Orange County HS (CA)

Beal’s Coaching Chronology

2005-07 Rocky Mountain College, Wide Receivers2008 Rocky Mountain College, Running Backs2009 Texas State University, Graduate Assistant2010 University of Redland, Defensive Backs2010-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Running Backs

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L u m b e r j a c kstandout ZacM c N a l l ybegins hissecond sea-son on thefootball staffas the defen-sive graduateassistant.M c N a l l ya s s i s t e d

defensive line coach Travis Baker in2011, coaching a defensive front thatcombined for 30 tackles for loss and 20quarterback sacks while helping theteam rank 35th in the FootballChampionship Subdivision against therush in his first season in 2011. SeniorIsaac Bond earned All-Big Sky firstteam honors after recording a team-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the BigSky) with 4.0 sacks. Senior BlayneAnderson had a career-best year, rank-ing fifth on the team in tackles withseven tackles for loss. Senior Dan Pelawas a CoSIDA Academic all-districtchoice. Returnees Tim Wilkinson andJarrett Bilbrey both are back after com-

bining for over 60 tackles last season.McNally, a Brentwood, Calif.,

native, recently graduated fromNorthern Arizona University with adegree in health science/physical edu-cation and is working towards his mas-ter’s in education leadership. Heassisted the program during the 2010season as a student assistant.

McNally played at NAU for threeseasons after transferring from DiabloValley College, where he earnedGolden Gate Conference first-teamhonors after recording 78 tackles. Herecorded 120 tackles during his three-year career at NAU and was a 2009Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete awardwinner. He was named the Newcomerof the Year in 2007 after notching 49tackles in his initial season.

A 2005 graduate of De Le SalleHigh School, he played for BobLadaruer. He was named to the All-Northern Cali second-team and select-ed as Cal-Hi Sports north sectiondefensive player of the year. He helpedhis team to national and state champi-onships in 2002 and 2003.

M a t tHowdeshell is inhis second seasonas the director offootball operationsafter joining theprogram in June2011.

He directs theinternal and exter-nal administrationof the daily football

operations, while overseeing the pro-gram’s budget and coordinating andplanning all phases of team travel. His jobduties also include serving as a liaison forthe football program to all support groups,the athletic administration and variousgroups across campus. He also pro-duces the NAU Football blog, providingcontent, photos, and video for the popu-lar website.

Prior to his current position, he hadserved as the video coordinator for theathletic department in the spring of 2011.While serving as the video coordinator atNAU he was responsible for coordinatingfilming and editing of football practiceswhile also overseeing the filming of homegames for NAU’s other intercollegiateathletic teams. In addition, he upgradedthe video hardware to the current indus-try standards including high-definitioncameras with digital capturing.

Prior to NAU, he was the video coor-dinator and assistant to the director offootball operations at Missouri StateUniversity. While serving as the videocoordinator at Missouri State he wasresponsible for ensuring the video needsof the football program were met includ-ing handling the day to day operations ofthe video staff, hiring and training studentworkers, organizing and maintaining thevideo server, entering self and opponentscout information, and providing 24-hourcomputer technical support to the coach-ing staff. While serving as the assistant tothe director of football operations atMissouri State he was responsible forassisting the coach with operationsduties in budgeting, and team travel. Hestarted as a student assistant with theMissouri State program in 2006.

He is a member of the AmericanFootball Coaches Association and servesas the Big Sky Conference representa-tive for the Director of FootballOperations Committee.

He is currently pursuing a master’sdegree in Educational Leadership atNorthern Arizona University.

Assistant Coach Zac McNally

Running Backs/Pro Liaison

Matt Howdeshell

Director of Football

Operations

Zac McNally, Defensive AssistantBorn: December 27, 1986College: Northern Arizona University, 2010Playing Experience: Boise State University, 2005; Diablo ValleyCollege, 2006; Northern Arizona University, 2007-09Family: SingleRecruiting Areas: Northern California/Bay Area

McNally’s Coaching Chronology

2011-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Assistant


Academic Notes: Majoring in mar-

keting…2010 Big Sky All Academic

selection.

Career Notes: Ranks fifth in school

history with 2,494 career rushing

yards in 22 games, trailing Allan

Clark by 229 yards for fourth all-

time entering the season… Ranks

10th among active players in the

FCS in career rushing yards and

third among juniors…Joined Archie

Amerson (1995, 1996), Marcus

King (2000, 2001) and Alex

Henderson (2006, 2009) to rush for

1,000 yards two times in his career

and only Amerson and King have

done it in back-to-back sea-

sons…First back in school history

to rush for 1,000 yards in each of

his first two seasons after setting

the freshman rushing mark in

2010…Has 13 career 100-yard

games in career and two games of

200 or more yards, including 246

at Sacramento State and 219

against Idaho State in

2011…Ranks fourth in career car-

ries with 523.

2011: Started all 11

games…Beyond Sports College

Network All-

America Second

T e a m

choice…All-Big

Sky first-team

s e l e c t i o n …

Rushed for 1,435

yards on the sea-

son, the third-

best total in school history, with 15

touchdowns, the second-best sin-

gle-season total in school histo-

ry…Ranked fourth in Football

Championship Subdivision in rush-

ing at 130.5 per game and eighth in

all-purpose yards per game at

162.5…Posted seven 100-yard

rushing games on the season,

including five consecutive to end

the season and seven of the last

eight…Improved career high twice

in 2011 with 219 yards with a touch-

down on 32 carries against Idaho

State, followed by 246 yards

against Sacramento

State…Performances ranks 11th

and 15th in school history…Was

named the National Running Back

of the Week by the College Football

Performance Awards and the

Beyond Sports College

Network…Tallied 250 all-purpose

yards against Northern

Colorado...Rushed for 124 yards

on 28 carries, scoring the first two

touchdowns of the game…Added

126 yards receiving on five recep-

tions including a 44-yard touch-

down catch from receiver Khalil

Paden…Named Big Sky

Conference Offensive Player of the

Week…Became the first Big Sky

player since Weber State's Trevyn

Smith to record 100 yard rushing

and receiving in the same

game…Believed to be the second

player in NAU history to accom-

plish the feat, joining David Lang

in 1989, who rushed for 189 and

had five catches for 112 yards

against Nevada on Nov. 18, 1989.

2010: Named offensive most valu-

able player and newcomer of the

year at team banquet…All-Big Sky

second team selection…Rushed

for 1,059 yards on the season,

setting the school freshman rush-

ing mark and recording the 14th

1,000-yard season in school histo-

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#34 Zach Bauman

RB, 5-10, 200, Jr.-2L

Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)

Bauman's 100-Yard Games (13)

246 at Sacramento State, 2011219 vs. Idaho State, 2011

167 vs. Western New Mexico, 2010157 vs. Southern Utah, 2011152 vs. Portland State, 2010

148 vs. Montana, 2011127 at Montana, 2010

126 at Weber State, 2011124 vs. Northern Colorado, 2011

112 at Idaho State, 2010109 at Southern Utah, 2010

109 Eastern Washington, 2011105 at Northern Colorado, 2010

DID YOU KNOW...There haveonly been eight players in FCShistory to rush for 1,000 yardsfour times: Jerry Azumah, NewHampshite, 1995-98; AdrianPeterson, Ga. Southern, 1998-01; Alonzo Coleman, Hampton,2003-06; Don Chapman, UTMartin, 2004-07; ScottPhadydavong, Drake, 2004-07;Jordan Scott, Colgate, 2005-08;Trevyn Smith, Weber State,2006-09; Chris Evans, Samford,2007-10.

ry (11th-best single-season

total)…Scored 16 touchdowns on

the season to lead the Big

Sky….Fourteen rushing touch-

downs are the second-best single

season total in school

history…Among the top freshmen

in the country in rushing yards per

game, listing third among five fresh-

men in Division I to average more

than 90 yards per game…Overall,

he ranked 25th overall in the

Football Championship Subdivision

in rushing per game, second

among FCS freshman and fifth in

the Big Sky Conference in rushing

yards per game (96.3 per

game)…Had six games with 100 or

more yards rushing…Had 167

yards and four touchdowns in his

collegiate debut against Western

New Mexico. It was the most yards

by a freshman under Jerome

Souers in a debut and most by a

freshman at NAU since Deonte

Williams rushed for 194 yards

against Idaho State in

2008…Earned a pair of national

awards for his performance in the

season opener against Western

New Mexico, garnering The Sports

Network/Fathead.com FCS

National Freshman of the Week

and Division I FCS Performer of the

Week by the College Football

Performance Awards…Recorded a

152 yards with two touchdowns in

season finale against Portland

State…Season-best 82-yard rush

from scrimmage for a touchdown

against the Vikings was the fourth-

best in school history.

High School: A 2010 graduate of

Hamilton High School…Played for

Coach Steve Belles…Two-time all-

region selection and second team

all-state…Two-year letter winner

and starter…Helped team to back-

to-back state championships…Set

school single season record for

touchdowns and scoring…Also let-

tered in basketball and track.

Personal: Born Zachary Jordan

Bauman on July 24, 1992 in

Chandler, Ariz…Son of Ricardo and

Lisa Bauman…Has one sister,

Alexis…Cousin, Rashad Bauman,

played at Oregon and for the

Washington Redskins (2002-03)

and Cincinnati Bengals (2004-

05)…Also was an assistant coach

at Oregon…Cousin Greg Pruitt

played in the NFL from 1973-84,

playing in four Pro Bowls…He was

a member of the Redskins Super

Bowl XVIII winning team and was

elected to the College Football Hall

of Fame in 1999.

Career Yards1. 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-012. 3,462 - Alex Henderson, 2006-093. 3,196 - Archie Amerson, 1995-964. 2,723 - Allan Clark, 1975-785. 2,494 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.

Career Carries1. 720 - Marcus King, 1998-012. 667 - Alex Henderson, 2006-093. 526 - Archie Amerson, 1995-964. 520 - Allan Clark, 1975-785. 508 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.

Single Season Rushing Yards1. 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 1,474 - Marcus King, 20003. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 20114. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 19785. 1,287 - Marcus King, 20016. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 19737. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 20098. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 9. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003*

10.1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 11.1,085 - Lavon Worley, 198812.1,084 - Willard Reaves, 197913.1,059 - Zach Bauman, 201014.1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 199915.1,014 - Alex Henderson, 2006

Single Season Carries1. 333 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 276 - Roger Robinson, 2003*3. 271 - Zach Bauman, 20104. 269 - Marcus King, 20005. 253 - Alex Henderson, 20096. 243 - Jim Smith, 19737. 231 - Lavon Worley, 19888. 229 - Kino Carson, 19979. 224 - Marcus King, 2001

224 - Allan Clark, 1978222 - Zach Bauman, 2011

Single Season Touchdowns1. 25 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 15 - Zach Bauman, 20113. 14 - Zach Bauman, 20104. 13 - Marcus King, 20005. 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009

12 - Deonte Williams, 200812 - Archie Amerson, 1995

Single Season All-Purpose Yards1. 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 1,979 - Pete Mandley, 19823. 1,904 - Johnny Marshall, 2003*4. 1,795 - Kino Carson, 19975. 1,791 - Marcus King, 20006. 1,787 - Zach Bauman, 20117. 1,767 - Ronney Jenkins, 19998. 1,696 - Marcus King, 20019. 1,646 - Peter Mandley, 198310. 1,633 - Archie Amerson, 1995

2011 FCS Rushing Leaders

Name YPG

1. Shakir Bell, Indiana State 153.32. Miguel Mayonet, Stoney Brook 132.73. Terrance West, Towson 132.24. Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis 130.07. Zach Bauman, NAU 127.8

2011 FCS All-Purpose Leaders

Name YPG

1. Jonathan Grimes, W&M 222.32. Kenny James, San Diego 205.03. Brock Jackolski, Stoney Brook 181.24. Fabian Truss, Samford 177.45. Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis 177.39. Zach Bauman, NAU 159.9

FCS Career Rushing Leaders

Name YPG

18. Zach Bauman, NAU 2,337

2010 Top Rushing Freshmen in

Division 1

Name YPG

1. Ronnie Hillman, S. Diego St. 117.92. Andrew Pierce, Delaware 110.33. Zach Bauman, NAU 96.3

Bauman in the NAU

Record Books

Bauman in the FCS

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Academic Notes: Majoring incommunication studies with aminor in electronic media andfilm…2011: All-America ThirdTeam selection by BeyondSports College Network andgarnered All-Big SkyHonorable Mention honors…Received the David CoutureAward given to the Most

Inspirational Offensive Player of theYear…Started all 11 games…Ranked first in theBig Sky and fifth in FCS in passing efficiency(156.0) and third in Big Sky and 20th in totaloffense (255.4) in FCS…Third in the Big Skypassing yards per game at 249.5…Completed197-for-299 with 16 touchdowns on the seasonand just seven interceptions…Had at least onetouchdown pass in 10 of 11 games including fivewith two or more…Had a season-high threetouchdowns against Fort Lewis…Posted three300-yard games on the season…Threw for a sea-son-high 355 yards on 31-of-38 passing with twotouchdowns against Eastern Washington…Passed for 323 yards at Portland State and 321 atSacramento State…2010: Saw action in onegame…Went 3-for-4 for 58 yards against WesternNew Mexico…2009: Did not see any game

action…2008: Redshirted...High School: A 2008graduate of Folsom High School…Played for KrisRichardson…Chosen Delta League offensivemost valuable player…Named Northern CaliforniaAll-State first team, All-San Joaquin Section firstteam and Delta River All-League first team selec-tion…Threw for 3,046 yards with 22 touchdownsin 10 games…Added 315 rushing yards and fivetouchdowns…Ranked fifth in California and 21stin the country in total offensive yards…Set schoolrecords for career and season passing yards, aswell as career total yards… Threw for 2,448 yardsand 19 touchdowns as a junior with 794 rushingyards and six touchdowns…Added a 13-yardtouchdown reception to statistics totals for theseason…Also lettered two seasons in basketball,earning team defensive player…Personal: BornCary Allen Grossart Feb. 6, 1990 in Monterey,Calif…Son of Gail and Kyle Grossart…Has onesister, Kelly…Father, Kyle, played quarterback atOregon State and for the Oakland Raiders andNew York Jets…Also considered Idaho State,Montana State and Utah.

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#5 Cary Grossart

QB, 6-1, 188, Sr.-2L*

Folsom, Calif. (Folsom)

Grossart 2011 Game-by-Game

Opponent C-A-I Yards TDat AZ 20-26-1 179 1FLC 16-21-0 271 2at PSU 19-33-1 323 1ISU 11-20-0 149 0EWU 31-38-1 355 2@MSU 10-20-1 249 2UM 19-27-0 321 2@SAC 16-30-1 167 1UNC 18-24-2 264 1@WSU 18-30-0 294 2SUU 21-33-0 187 1

Academic Notes: Majoring incriminology and criminal jus-tice with a minor in politicalscience…2011: Started all 11games at left tackle…All-BigSky honorable mention selec-tion…Received the John G.Yost Memorial Award for offen-sive lineman of the year andthe Competitive Greatness

Award at the team banquet…Team ranked 14th inFootball Championship Subdivision in totaloffense, while running back Zach Bauman wasfourth in the nation in rushing and quarterbackCary Grossart ranked fifth in passing efficien-cy…2010: Started all 10 games at left tackle…All-Big Sky honorable mentionselection…Lumberjacks rushed for more than1,500 yards, producing the top freshmen in thecountry in rushing yards per game…ZachBauman was one of four freshmen in Division I toaverage more than 94 yards…2009: Saw action insix games with one start…2008:

Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate ofKingman High School…Played for JayWeakland…Named to all-region secondteam…Also played on basketballteam…Personal: Born Treylek Scott Gilleo Nov.24, 1989…Son of Ronald and Marie Gilleo…Hastwo brothers, Ren and Red, and sisterKira…Cousin of former Lumberjack Dan Finn.

Academic Notes: Majoring inpsychology…2011 Big Sky All-Academic selection…Named a2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Earned WACAcademic Scholar honors atBoise State…2011: All-Big Skysecond-team selection…NamedOutstanding Junior of the Year onoffense at team banquet…Sawaction in 10 games with one

start…Had two rushes for seven yards and threereceptions for seven yards and a touchdown…Scoredfirst touchdown on a 1-yard reception against EasternWashington…Prior to NAU: Transfer from BoiseState…Played for Chris Peterson for threeyears…Saw action in 11 games in 2010 including LasVegas Bowl against Utah…Redshirted the 2009 sea-son…High School: A 2008 graduate o Galena HighSchool in Reno, Nev.…Three-sport athlete at GalenaHigh School in Reno, Nev. where he earned three var-sity letters in football, four in baseball and four in bas-ketball...Head coach was Steve Struzyk…Named all-league, all-region and all-state as a senior at line-backer and was named team most valuableplayer…Also earned honorable mention at runningback...Helped team to state runner-up finish in 2007and three state runner-up finishes inbaseball…Personal: Born Jake Edward Hess July 12,1989 in Reno, Nev….Son of Karin Tillett and RollieHess…Has one brother, Luke…Has stepsister,Gretchen Canepa…Cousin of teammate MikeCzyz…Father played basketball at Nevada and grand-father, Tom Czyz, played football and baseball atWestern Michigan…Enjoys playing golf and scuba div-ing.

#72 Trey Gilleo

OL, 6-6, 300, Sr.-3L*

Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman)

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#43 Jake Hess

FB, 5-10, 227, Sr.-1L*

Reno, Nev. (Galena/Boise State)


Academic Notes: Majoring insociology with a minor in com-munity health…2011: NamedDefensive Outstanding Juniorof the Year…Saw action in all11 games with sevenstarts…Had 27 tackles withfive sacks and four passdeflections…Recorded acareer-high seven tackles at

Weber State…2010: Saw action in sixgames…Had seven tackles on the sea-son…2009: Saw action in nine games…Had eighttackles on the season…Had a single-game bestthree tackles against Northern Colorado…2008:

Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate ofBonita Vista High School…Played for CarlParrick…Named All-Mesa League first team andall-region honorable mention…Named school’sdefensive most valuable player…Recorded 91tackles with 46 solos and 10 sacks…Personal:

Born Jarret Bilbrey Feb. 12, 1990 in San Diego,Calif…Son of Kathy and Jon Bilbrey.

Academic Notes: Majoring inbusiness…2011: Named All-Big Sky HonorableMention…Selected theOutstanding Sophomore of theYear on defense at team ban-quet…Saw action in 10games…Recorded 30 tackleson the team with a team-best6.0 tackles for loss…Had a

career-high seven tackles againstMontana…2010: Saw action in all 11games…Named outstanding freshman at teambanquet…Recorded 16 tackles with three tacklesfor loss (two sacks)…Had one fumble recov-ery…Had a single-game high four tackles atMontana…High School: A 2010 graduate ofBishop Gorman High School…Played for TonySanchez…Three-year letter winner andstarter…Earned all-state and all-league hon-ors…Helped team to division, conference andstate titles (2007, 2009) during hiscareer…Recorded 67 tackles and 8.5 sacks, help-ing Gorman go undefeated and win the state titlein 2009…One of nine players from school to earnDivision I scholarship…Named team defensivemost valuable player…Personal: Born TimothyWayne Wilkinson II August 26, 1992 in Las Vegas,Nev…Son of Tim and Gail Wilkinson…Brother,DeAngelo, plays football at ColoradoState…Cousin, Raphel Finley, plays football at theCollege of the Desert…Enjoys bowling, basketballand playing video games.

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#94 Jarret Bilbrey

DL, 6-5, 265, Sr.-3L*

San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista)

#90 Tim Wilkinson

DL, 5-11, 290, Jr.-2L

Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman)

C, 6-3, 275, Fr.-RS*

Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in journal-ism…2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-A t h l e t erecipient…Two-timeAll-Academic selec-tion in highschool…Member of

the National Honor Society…2011:

Redshirted…High School: A 2011graduate of Centennial HighSchool…Three-year starter and teamcaptain for Richard Taylor…Played atcenter and defensive line…Helpedteam to three region championships(2008-10)…2008 state champions inthe 4A-II division…Also competed inbasketball and track which broughtacademic honors in bothsports….Personal: Born JakeAlexander Abbott August 12, 1992 inPhoenix…Son of Kit and JulieAbbott…Father played football atArizona (1986-87) and grandfather rantrack at NAU (1961-64)…Has onebrother, Tate, and one sister,Kaylee…Also considered Air Forceand San Jose State.

CB, 5-10, 160, Fr.-RS*

Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study kine-siology…Has a 3.4grade point aver-a g e … 2 0 1 1 :Redshirted…High

School: A 2011graduate of RioMesa High

School…Four-year letter winner forCoach Bob Gregorchuck…Had 18touchdowns and 1,500 all-purposeyards…Named All-C.I.F., all-countyand all-league…Team most valuableplayer in 2010…Selected one of topdefensive backs in California byScout.com…ESPN Rise Pre-Seasonfirst-team all-region choice…Invited tothe NVC All-American game…Helpedteam to the leaguechampionship…Also ran track, earningfour letters…Part of the 4x100 relayteam that posted the second-fastesttime in the United States…Personal:

Born Marcus S. Alford on August 24,1983 in Mobile, Ala….Son of TracieAlford…Has one brother,Soloman…Played with teammateJamaal Perkins…Cousin, MikeMcNeill, plays football at Auburn, whileanother cousin, Pat McNeil, plays atMiddle Tennessee.

WR, 6-4, 205, Jr-SQ*

Folsom, Calif. (Folsom/UNLV)

Academic Notes:Majoring in hoteland restaurantm a n a g e -m e n t … 2 0 1 2Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erec ip ient…2011:Saw action in onegame…Prior to

NAU: Transfer from UNLV…Played2010 season for Bobby Hauck, earningletter and playing twogames…Redshirted the 2009 sea-son…High School: A 2009 graduateof Folsom High School...A three-yearletter winner for coach KrisRichardson...A two-way player whostarted at both wide receiver and safe-ty...Hauled in 34 catches for 558 yardsand nine touchdowns as asenior...Recorded 24 catches for 295yards and two scores as a junior and16 receptions for 276 yards and onetouchdown as a sophomore.. Earned2008 Honorable Mention All-Metro bythe Sacramento Bee...Earned All-DeltaRiver League honors three times(2006-08)...Also a basketball player forthe Bulldogs as a smallforward…Played with NAU quarter-back Cary Grossart as a sopho-more….Personal: Born BrandonJoseph Babineaux July 4, 1991 inFairfield, Calif…Son of son of Karenand Joseph Babineaux...Has threebrothers, Justin, Kori and Chase; and asister, Jordan ... Comes from a footballfamily, as his father played cornerbackat the University of Louisiana-Monroein 1983-84 and he has two cousinswho are playing in the NFL (JordanBabineaux of the Seattle Seahawksand Jonathan Babineaux of the AtlantaFalcons)...His brother Justin playedbasketball at Mississippi from 2002-05.

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CB, 5-10, 178, So.-1L*

San Diego, Calif. (Serra)

Academic Notes:

Major is criminologyand criminal jus-tice…Named toUnion Tribune all-a c a d e m i cteam…2011: Sawaction in all 11games with eight

starts…Ranked third on the team with43 tackles with 3.5 tackles forloss…Recorded season-high eighttackles against Southern Utah…2010:Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Serra HighSchool…Three-year starter and two-year captain for CoachBastyens…Three-time All-WesternLeague selection…Named defensiveand special teams player of theyear…Recorded 69 tackles and fiveinterceptions as a senior…Had 220tackles and nine interceptions incareer…Played in the Alex SpanosNorth vs. South All-Star game…Alsoparticipated in track andbasketball…Recorded personal bestsof 50.8 in the 400m and 15.7 in the110m hurdles…Earned All-CIF hon-ors…Personal: Born Blake AlexanderBailey June 28, 2010 in Rota,Spain…Son of Gerald and AllisonBailey…Has one brother, Tyler …Alsoconsidered San Diego State, UCLAand Montana in the recruitingprocess…Enjoys skin boarding andpaint balling.

CB, 6-0, 185, Jr.-2L

Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)

Academic Notes:Major is visual com-munication…2011:Named DefensiveMost ImprovedPlayer…All-Big SkyHonorable Mention...Saw action in 10games with fivestarts… Ranked fifth

on the team in tackles with35…Recorded three pass deflectionsand two forced fumbles…Had a sea-son-high eight tackles at SacramentoState… Recorded first career intercep-tion at Sacramento State, returning it60 yards for a touchdown…Recorded29 tackles over last five games (allstarts)…2010: Saw action in ninegames…had one tackle on the sea-son…High School: A 2010 graduateof Desert Vista High School…Playedfor Dan Hinds…Selected to 5A all-statesecond team…Named offensive mostvaluable player after senior year…Helped team to state runner-up finish-es in 2008…Placed second in the statelong jump and fifth in the 100meters…Part of 4x100team that ranninth fastest time in the nation in 2007-08 at 41.31…Personal: Born AndersBearuell Battle Feb. 15, 1992 inPhoenix, Ariz…Son of Anna and GregBattle…Has three brothers, Avory,Allante and Adonis…Mother, Anna, rantrack at Arizona State, as did brothersAvery and Allante…Father, Greg,played at ASU and professionally forthe Winnipeg Blue Bombers from1987-1993 and from 1997-1998…Hewon two CFL Outstanding Defensiveplayer awards in his career, 1990 and1991, and helped the Blue Bombers totwo Grey Cup victories in 1988 and1990…He finished his career third inthe CFL for career tackles with 766 andwas elected to the CFL Hall of Fame in2007.

WR, 6-0, 185, So.-RS*

Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in con-struction manage-m e n t … G o l d e nEagle ScholarAthlete recipient…2011: Did not seeany game action…High School: A

2010 graduate of Poudre HighSchool…Played for Steve Bradley…Earned all-state honors in 2010 andFront Range all-conference honors inboth 2009 and 2010…Set school sin-gle-season records for receptions (67)and touchdowns (12)…Named PoudreHigh School Athlete of theYear…Represented the North squad inthe Colorado All-State game played atNorthern Colorado…Helped team tostate semifinal appearance as a jun-ior…Also lettered in basketball andbaseball…Earned all-conference hon-ors on the court as a senior…Personal: Born Mason Kathol Biggi onSept. 8, 1991 in Ft. Collins, Colo.…Sonof Bruce Biggi and JenniferKathol…Has one brother, Ben…Alsoconsidered Montana State, Coloradoand Colorado School of Mines.

#80 Mason Biggi#24 Blake Bailey #19 Anders Battle

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WR, 6-0, 180, So.-1L*

Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-ogy and criminaljustice…2011: Sawaction in fourgames…Had threecatches for 12yards…Had firstcareer catch against

Fort Lewis, finishing with two recep-tions for eight yards…2010:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of El Toro High School…Played four year for Coach RobertFrith…Two-year letter winner andstarter…Named to 2009 All-CIF firstteam…Sea View League first-teamselection and honorable mentionselection for MVP…Nominated forNorth-South All-Star game…Team cap-tain…Led team to CIF quarterfinals twotimes…Set school record for intercep-tions returned for a touchdown…Alsoparticipated in track andfield…Personal: Born Jesse ChristianBueno Dec. 8, 1991 in Bellflower,Calif…Son of Mario and MarthaMartinez…Has one sister, Anissa.

QB, 6-3, 215, So.-1L*

Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in health-sc ience-physicaleduca ton…2011Golden EagleScholar AthleteAward recipient…2011: Saw action inthree games…Completed 9-of-13

for 130 yards…Went 7-for-10 for 95yards in first career action against FortLewis…Went 2-for-3 for 35 yardsagainst Northern Colorado…2010:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Corona Del Sol…Playedfor Gary Venturo…Three-year letterwinner and starter…Two-year cap-tain…Two-time all-regionselection…Threw for 4,200 yards and35 touchdowns…Set school record forcareer touchdowns… Passed for 1,600yards as a senior, the third-best single-season total in schoolhistory…Selected to the North Teamfor the AZFCA All-Star Game…Competed in track for three sea-sons…Also considered Arizona,Arizona State, Boise State, Idaho,Louisville, North Carolina State andUtah…Personal: Born Chase MalloryCartwright August 6, 1992 in Phoenix,Ariz… Son of Stacy and ScottCartwright…Has two sisters, Christaand Elizabeth, and one brother,Chad…Enjoys playing golf…Fatherplayed baseball at Washburn…Uncle,Steve Mallury, played football atKansas.

#15 Chase Cartwright#87 Jesse Bueno

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WR, 6-3, 195, Jr.-1L*

Concord, Calif. (Clayton

Valley/Oregon)

Academic Notes:

Major is political sci-e n c e … 2 0 1 1 :

Transfer fromOregon who joinedthe team on Sept.5…Made debutagainst EasternWashington on Oct.8 with one catch for

22 yards and two returns for 60…Missed three games with injury…Hadfour returns for 73 over final threegames…Prior to NAU: Played twoseasons at Oregon…Cleared the elec-tronic 20-yard in 2.81 seconds, tied forthe best mark among wideouts in win-ter conditioning…Saw action in the firsttwo home games of the 2010 sea-son…Played 24 snaps in win over NewMexico…Third among receivers with a265-lb. bench press during winter test-ing…Redshirted the 2009 season…Selected scout team offensive playerof the week following wins overCalifornia and Arizona State…HighSchool: A 2009 graduate of ClaytonValley High School…An ESPN RiseCalifornia All-State Selection (Defense- DB)...Played wide receiver and safe-ty for head coach Herc Pardi at ClaytonValley High School of the Diablo ValleyLeague...Caught 46 passes for 990yards (21.5 avg) and 12 touchdownsas a senior...Two best games came inplayoffs as he tallied 170 yards (sea-son-high) and one touchdown on sixcatches in the first round against CasaGrande and seven catches for 128yards and three touchdowns (season-high) in the second round against LasLomas HS...Had one interception andone fumble recovery on defense inCVHS’ 17-7 loss to Cardinal Newman

in the NCS Division II Championshipon Dec. 13...2008 GoldenStatePrepsAll-Northern California Second-TeamDefense (DB)…Personal: BornNicholas Bryant Cole in Concord,Calif…Son of Jeff Cole and SamanthaStith…Has one brother, three sisters.

WR, 6-3, 210, Jr.-2L*

Glendale, Ariz. (Peoria)

Academic Notes:

Majoring inf inance…GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipient in2011 and 2012…Member of theNational HonorSociety and HonorRoll, finishing

among the top five percent in hisclass…Named All-region scholar-ath-lete…Ranks in top five percent of class

and is a member of the honor roll andNational Honor Society…Had a 3.85GPA in high school…2011: Saw actionin all 11 games with threestarts…Recorded four receptions for43 yards…Had a season-high threecatches for 40 yards against NorthernColorado…2010: Saw action in sixgames…2009: Redshirted…High

School: A 2009 graduate of PeoriaHigh School…Three-year letter winnerfor Coach Doug Clapp at Peoria HighSchool…Named All-Arizona secondteam and first-team region as a sen-ior…Recorded 29 catches for 483yards with nine touchdowns as a sen-ior…Garnered honorable mention all-state and first-team all-region as a jun-ior with 32 catches for 800 yards andnine touchdowns…Helped team toconference championship…NamedMVP of the 2007 UnderArmour/Scout.com combine…Two-year letter winner in basketball…Alsolettered in track…Personal: BornJeremy Victor Dang Oct. 23, 1990 inGlendale, Ariz…Son of Chinh andNancy Dang…Mother, Nancy, attendedNAU…Has one brother, Justin…Alsoconsidered Montana State andColorado State.

WR, 6-0, 180, Jr.-1L*

Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in studioa r t - p a i n t i n g …Named to the honorroll in high school…2011: Saw action inseven games…Hadfour catches for 42yards against FortL e w i s … A l s o

returned kicks with a team-best 10returns for 18.5 yard average and a

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#6 Nick Cole

#81 Jeremy Dang #17 Caleve DeBoskie

season-best 41-yard return…2010:

Saw action in two games…Had twocatches for 14 yards against WesternNew Mexico in collegiate debut…2009:

Redshirted…High School: A 2009graduate of Chandler HighSchool…Played for Coach JimEwan…Had 39 catches for 740 yardsand 11 touchdowns as asenior…Named to Offense-DefenseAll-American Game…Selected to first-team all-region team…BrotherCovaughn plays at California…Alsolettered in baseball and track andfield…Personal: Born Troy CaleveDeboskie Jan. 9, 1991…Son ofWakena Deboskie…Has three broth-ers Covaughn, Kaelin and Prince, andone sister Jemai…Also consideredEastern Washington and MontanaState.

DB, 5-11, 195, Jr.-TR*

Pittsburg, Calif. (De La

Salle/Oregon)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in publicre la t ions…2011:

Transfer fromOregon…NamedD e f e n s i v eNewcomer of theYear at team ban-quet…Saw action inall 11 games with

five starts…Recorded 30 tackles onthe season…Had a season-high seventackles against Montana…Recordedfirst interception at SacramentoState… Prior to NAU: Made threetackles for the victorious White team inthe 2010 spring Game…Led the teamin interceptions in the spring…Postedthe second-fastest shuttle time (3.92)among defensive backs during wintertesting… Participated on the scoutteam during his redshirt

campaign…High School: A 2009graduate of De La Salle HighSchool…Played for Bob Ladouceuer…Had 512 receiving yards with eighttouchdowns with 62 tackles and seveninterceptions for touchdowns as a sen-ior, leading the Spartans to a 12-2 sea-son before losing in the Division I statechampionship…Two-sport lettermanplayed football and track…As a juniorin 2007, helped De La Salle win theDivision I state championship with a13-0 record, amassing eight catchesfor 108 yards and a touchdown…Posted a career best 100 meter dashtime of 11.1 seconds as a track athleteunder coach Kevin Selby…Personal:

Born Michael Aaron Dosen on March30, 1991 in Pittsburg, Calif…Son ofGardner and Sandi Daniels…Has twobrothers, Miles and Brandon, and twosisters, Richi and Brooklynn…PhilWebb, Grandpa, was drafted by theDetroit Lions.

TE, 6-4, 252, Jr.-2L

Mesa, Ariz. (Highland)

Academic Notes:

Majoring inmechanical engi-neering…2010 and2011 Big Sky All-Academic selec-tion…2011 and2012 Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t e

recipient… Recorded 4.0 GPA…2011:

Saw action eight games with twostarts…2010: Saw action in 10 gamesas a true freshman with one start(Portland State)…Made one catch for16 yards at Southern Utah…High

School: A 2010 graduate of HighlandHigh School…Played for PeteWalheim… Three-year letter winnerand two-year starter…Led footballteam to state semifinals…Three-year

letter winner in basketball…Led teamwith 20 receptions for 285 yards andfour touchdowns as a senior…Helpedbasketball team to state runner-up fin-ish and 29-4 overall record in 2008-09…Personal: Born Drew TimothyEmanuel Dec. 31, 1991 in Gilbert,Ariz…Son of Tim and KarenEmanuel…Has one brother,Jake…Also considered San Diego,Fort Lewis and Minnesota-Duluth...Uncle, Ron Emanuel, played footballat Maryland…Cousin, Dan Emanuel,played football at Maryland, whilecousin, Nick Emanuel, ran track for theTerrapins.

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#21 Mike Dosen

#88 Drew Emanuel


LB, 6-3, 225, So.-1L*

Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain)

Academic Notes:

Major is criminologyand criminal jus-tice…2011: NamedO u t s t a n d i n gD e f e n s i v eFreshman of theYear…Saw action in11 games with 10starts…Tied for

team lead in tackles with 46 with threetackles for loss and two quarterbackhurries…Had a season-high six tacklesfor times…Recorded six tackles in col-legiate debut at Arizona…2010:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Red Mountain HighSchool…Played for Coach JimJones…Three-year letter winner andstarter…Two-time all-region selection(2008, 2009)…Was team captain bothjunior and senior seasons…Recorded216 career total tackles with eightsacks, two interceptions…Also playedbaseball, earning all-region as a jun-ior…Personal: Born Craig WesleyFrum Nov. 27, 1991 in Roundlake,Ill…Son of Ron and Angie Frum…Hasone sister, Britney…Also consideredMontana State.

OL, 6-3, 275, So.-SQ*

Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-ogy and criminaljustice…2011 and2012 Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…Memberof the NationalH o n o rS o c i e t y … 2 0 11 :

Saw action in two games as a back-up…2010: Redshirted…Switchedoffensive line from defensive line in thespring of 2010…High School: A 2010graduate of Marcos de Niza…Playedfor Roy Lopez…Three-year letter win-ner and starter… Named all-region forboth offensive and defensiveline…Recorded state-leading 114 tack-les and 10.5 sacks as asenior…Chosen to the Big 25 team bythe Arizona Coaches Association…Named to 5A all-state team…Namedteam captain…Helped team to staterunner-up finish…Played in North vs.South All-Star Game…Personal: BornRoy Robert Garcia on July 27, 1992 inPhoenix, Ariz…Son of Roy and MaryGarcia…Has one sister, Olivia, andone brother, Phillip…Had perfect atten-dance during high schoolcareer…Named Top Teen in the City ofTempe.

TE, 6-4, 240, So.-1L*

Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC)

Academic Notes:

Majoring ina c c o u n t a n c y …Received the ClineAward as the out-standing student-athlete…2011: Sawaction in 10games…Prior to

NAU: Transfer fromMesa CC…Played for RonDoherty…Redshirted at MesaCC…Went on a LDS mission after highschool…Originally signed with NAUout of high school…High School: A2008 graduate of Mesa HighSchool…Three-year starter and letterwinner in football, basketball and trackand field…Helped basketball team to2008 East Valley Regiontitle…Personal: Born Beau FrazierGardner Dec. 27, 1989 in Mesa,Ariz…Son of Michael and LeElla…Hasfour brothers, Preston, Nicholas,Skyler and Ty and one sister,Paige…Father competed in thedecathlon at BYU.

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#67 Roy Garcia #89 Beau Gardner#54 Craig Frum

OL, 6-7, 235, Fr.-RS*

Wickenburg, Ariz.

(Wickenburg)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-ogy and criminaljustuce…Ranks intop 15 percent ofgraduating classwith a 3.3 gradepoint aver-age…2012 Golden

Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…2011:

Redshirted…High School: A 2011graduate of Wickenburg HighSchool…Three-year starter and letterwinner…Captain for BobbyGonzalo…Arizona Republic 1A-3A All-State first-team selection at defensiveline in 2010…Three-time all-statechoice in 3A division…Recorded 85tackles with six sacks…Helped team tothree state playoff appearances…Alsocompeted in basketball and track andfield…Threw the discus 150 feet andshot put 50 feet…Personal: BornLeRoy Patrick Guenther III on Nov. 10,1992 in Uvalde, Texas…Son of LeRoyGuenther II and Julie Conrad…Hasone brother, Clancy…Enjoys huntingand fishing.

OL, 6-5, 315, So-1L*

Valley Center, Calif. (Valley

Center)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-ogy and criminaljustice…2011: Sawaction in sevengames at right tack-l e … 2 0 1 0 :

Redshirted…HighSchool: A 2010

graduate of Valley Center HighSchool…Played for Coach RobGilster…Three-year letter winner andstarter… Chosen to all-league firstteam and All-North County secondteam…Selected offensive lineman ofthe year…Helped team to pair of CIFchampionships…Personal: BornJoseph Michael Gurski V…Son ofAdriana Gurski-Bryant…Also consid-ered Montana State.

CB, 5-10, 175, Jr.-2LBuckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in parksand recreation man-a g e m e n t … 2 0 11and 2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipi-ent…2011: Sawaction in 11 games

with nine starts…Had 22 tackles on theseason with five pass deflections, the

second-best total on the team…Hadfirst career interception at PortlandState…Recorded a season-high fivetackles against Idaho State andEastern Washington…2010: Sawaction in 10 games…Had 12 tackleswith one pass deflection on the sea-son…Had a single-game high twotackles three times…High School: A2010 graduate of BuckeyeUnion…Played for Coach BobbyBarnes…Three-year starter…4A all-state second team choice onoffense…Chosen to Skyline Regionfirst team at wide receiver and secondteam at defensive back…Had 47 rush-es for 443 yards with a 9.4 yards percarry average…Had a school-record10 touchdown receptions…Alsoscored six rushing touchdowns alongwith a punt return for a touchdown andan interception return for anotherscore…Personal: Randy LukeHale…Born January 28, 1992 inOceanside, Calif…Son of Randy andFreya Hale…Has two brothers,Markiest and Randyn, and two sisters,Jhalisa and Brandy…Father playedbasketball at UC Santa Barbara anduncle, Derrick, played football at LongBeach State…Cousin, Daniel, playsfootball at Washington State, whilecousin, Mychel, played at Wyoming(2002-05).

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#73 Lee Guenther #71 Joe Gurski

#4 Randy Hale, Jr.


LB, 6-1, 225, So.-1L

Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in biomed-ical science…2012Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…2011 BigSky All-Academicselection…Ranked10th in his class

with 4.00 grade point average…4ASkyline Region Scholar-Athlete…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made16 tackles on the season with one tack-le for loss…Had a season-high seventackles against Fort Lewis…High

School: A 2011 graduate of LibertyHigh School…Three-year letter winnerand starter for Danny Filleman…4ASkyline Defensive Player of theYear…4A-II All-State first-team line-backer by AZFCA…Recorded school-best 334 tackles in his career, includinga school record 158 during his seniorseason…Set single-game mark with19 tackles in a game and had a 65-yard interception return for a touch-down…Also earned All-Skyline sec-ond-team honors at tight end in2010…4A All-Skyline at linebacker in2009…Also played baseball for twoyears for Mark Ernster, the brother offormer NAU All-American PaulErnster…Helped team to 4A-II statechampionship in baseball…Personal:

Born Austin Michael Hasquet on Nov.8, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Mikeand DeAnn Hasquet…Has one sister,Amanda, and one one brother,Andrew…Cousin, Jordan, played bas-ketball at Montana…Cousin, GaryWagner, played football at CarrollCollege…Also considered Brown andSouth Dakota State.

OL, 6-0, 225, Fr.-RS*

Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman

Academy)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in exercisescience…Memberof the NationalH o n o rS o c i e t y … 2 0 11 :

Redshirted…High

School: A 2011graduate of

Kingman Academy…Played forEugene Kramer…Three-year letterwinner and starter…Helped team to2010 3A State Championship…Playedin CAA Senior Bowl…Also lettered inbaseball, basketball and golf…Helpgolf team to state championship andbaseball to state runner-upfinish…Won off-road racing titles inAMRA Open B and Overall Braces…Personal: Born JamesCharles Herrero Aug. 13, 1993 inFlagstaff, Ariz…Son of Joe and SarahHerrero…Has one brother,John…Took classes at MohaveCommunity College duringn highschool.

WR, 6-0, 180, Fr.-RS*

Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral)

Academic Notes:

Planning to studycriminal jus-t i c e … 2 0 1 1 :

Redshirted…High

School: Three-yearletter winner andtwo-year starter forCharlie Ragle…

Earned all-state, all-region and all-cityhonors…East Valley All-tribune teamselection…Recorded 37 receptions for717 yards and 11 touchdowns…Helped team to 44-2 record with threestate championship appearances andback-to-back state titles, including a14-0 mark in 2010…Personal: BornCory Alexander Holmes Jan. 31,1993…Son of Christopher and KatyHolmes…Father played at NAU (1982-83)…Has one brother, Ryan, and onesister, Sarah…Brother, Ryan, playsfootball at Northern Colorado…Born onSuper Bowl Sunday…Also consideredMesa State, Adams State and EasternNew Mexico.

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#35 Austin Hasquet #61 Jim Herrero #14 Alex Holmes

LB, 6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*

Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in busi-ness…2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Member of theNational HonorSoc ie ty…RegionS c h o l a r -

Athlete…Ranks fourth in his class witha 4.0 grade point average…2011:

Redshirted…High School: A 2011graduate of Greenway HighSchool…Three-year letter winner andstarter for K.J. Anthony…SelectedBlack Canyon Region Athlete of theYear and greenway Male Athlete of theYear…Named to Scout.com all-stateteam at linebacker…Also earned all-region honors…Also competed inbaseball, basketball and track andfield…Won region title in the high hur-dles and finished second in region inhigh jump…Track team won regionchampionship…Personal: BornHarrison James Johnson on Nov. 13,1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Davidand Christy Johnson…Mother attend-ed NAU…Has one sister,Hannah…Enjoys snowboarding.

S, 6-1, 190, Sr.-3L*

San Diego, Calif. (Chula Vista)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in market-ing…Selected tothe 2010 Big SkyA l l - A c a d e m i cteam…2009, 2011and 2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Nominee for the

Scholar-Athlete Leadership Award forSan Diego…Named to Mesa LeagueAll-Academic first team…2011: Sawaction in six games with onestart…Missed the first five games dueto injury…Finished with 32 tackles, theeighth-best total on the team, in onlysix games…Notched a career-high 12tackles against Montana…2010: Sawaction in 10 games…Recorded 38tackles, the seventh-best total on theteam…Had two interceptions with twobreakups…Notched season-high eighttackles against SacramentoState…2009: Saw action in all 11games with 11 starts…Ranked third onthe team in tackles and tops amongfreshmen with 73…Also recorded 4.5tackles for loss, two pass deflections,one interception and one forced fum-ble…Had at least two tackles in everygame and five or more in 10 of 11 con-tests…Recorded a season-high 10tackles at Weber State with an inter-ception…2008: Redshirted…High

School: A 2008 graduate of ChulaVista High School…Played for JuddRachow…Named most valuable playerand defensive player of the year forhigh school…All-Mesa League first-team selection…Named student-ath-lete of the month by the San DiegoUnion Tribune…Recorded 93 tackleswith 45 solos and sixinterceptions…Completed 51 of 80attempts for 246 yards and nine touch-

downs and rushed for 307 yards andfive touchdowns on 61attempts…Personal: Born TaylorFrancis Julio March 20, 1990 in SanDiego, Calif…Son of Lowen andBernie…Has two brothers, Nathanieland Christopher, and two sisters,Marlaina and Isabella.

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OL, 6-3, 194, So.-RS*

Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/

New Mexico State)

Academic Notes:

Plans to major inb u s i n e s s …Participated inspring practice in2012 after joiningthe program inJanuary…Prior to

NAU: Transfer fromNew Mexico State…Did not compete in2010 and 2011…High School: Playedboth offensive guard and nose guardfor the Centennial High SchoolCoyotes…Helped his team to a 13-1record, as the Coyotes won the leaguetitle and made the semifinals of thestate playoffs….Recorded 51 tackleson the season at nose guard, includingthree sacks, and interception, threepass break ups and three forced fum-bles…Helped the Coyotes average145.5 yards per game passing and 266yards per game on theground…Named a first team all-region,all-league and all-state player ondefense and was ranked as one of thestate's top 25 players…Tallied six tack-les and three sacks, while helping theCoyotes average 374.5 yards of totaloffense per game as a junior…Namedan all-league honorable mention selec-tion, as the Coyotes won the statechampionship…Was a first team all-region and all-league selection forO'Conner High School as a sopho-more…Personal: Born Dylan MichaelLusk March 15, 1991…Son of Michaeland Denise Lusk…Has one sisterShayla, who also attends NAU.

DB, 6-1, 190, Sr.-3L

Scottsdale, Ariz.

(Notre Dame Prep)

Academic Notes:

Majoring inf i n a n c e … 2 0 1 0Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erec ip ient…2011:

Named DefensiveBack of the Year att e a mbanquet…Started

all 11 games…Fourth on the team intackles with 40…Also had four passdeflections and two blockedkicks…recorded 19 punt returns for 9.1average, ranking second in the Big Skyand 24th in the FCS…2010: Namedoutstanding sophomore at team ban-quet…Saw action in 10 games withone start (Western New Mexico)…Had24 tackles with one interception, oneforced fumble and one fumble recov-ery…Had a season-high five tacklesagainst Weber State and PortlandState…2009: Saw action in sevengames…Recorded eight tackles withone pass deflection…High School: A2009 graduate of Notre DamePrep…Four-year starter and two-timecaptain for Coach ScottBemis…Named All-Arizona defensiveback in 2008…Named to all-state andall-region teams as a senior…Helpedteam to two state championships and2008 regional title…Set school recordfor punt return yards…Selected to playin Arizona All-Star game…Also letteredin track and field…Personal: BornTaylor John Malenfant…Son of Markand Jodi Malenfant…Has two brothers,Greg and Colton, and two sisters,Jessica and Haylee…Also consideredSan Diego State, New Mexico,Columbia and Weber State.

CB, 5-10, 195, Fr.-RS*

Litchfield Park, Ariz.

(Millennium)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in exercises c i e n c e … 2 0 1 2Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…Memberof the NationalH o n o rSociety…Received

the Legacy Award for academic andathletic accomplishments…Finished inthe Top 10 percent of graduating classwith a 4.2 GPA…2011:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Millenium HighSchool…Played for Curtis Mays…Two-time all-state quarterback who passedfor 4,584 yards and 46 career touch-downs in 25 starts…2009-10 Class 5A-2 total offense leader with 2,773yards…Had four-game playoff stats of55 for 83 passing for 890 yards with 10touchdowns with 30 carries for 114yards and two touchdowns…Two-timeWest Valley and West Valley ViewPlayer of the Year…Set 15 schoolrecords including single-game, single-season and career passing yards andsingle-game and single-season touch-downs…Arizona Combine King andFastest Man winner with a4.39 40-yarddash at the National UnderclassmanCombine…Personal: Born MichaelRyan Massey July 21, 1992 inPhoenix, Ariz…Son of Duane ScottMassey and Sara Adams (StepmotherMarla Massey)…Has one brother,Justin…Can solve Rubik’s Cube inunder a minute…Hobbies includecamping, fishing and rebuilding classiccars.

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#70 Dylan Lusk #38 Taylor Malenfant #16 Mike Massey

DE, 6-3, 250, Fr.-RS*

Mission Viejo, Calif.

(Mission Viejo)

Academic Notes:

Plans to studyforestry/ f i ref ight-ing…High School:

A 2011 graduate ofMission Viejo HighSchool…Two-yearstarter for BobJohnson…Namedfirst-team South

Coast League selection…High schoolteam finished his senior season with a13-1 record and was nationally-rankedin the top 10 in the country…Also con-sidered playing for San Jose State andVillanova…Personal: Born MitchellGary Melugin on Oct. 23, 1992 inNewport Beach, Calif…Son of Garyand Audrey Melugin…Father playedbasketball at Chico State and profes-sionally in Australia…Has one brother,William.

OL, 6-3, 265, So.-SQ*

Canyon County, Calif.

(Canyon)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in psychol-ogy with a minor inhistory…2011 and2012 Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…Three-time academic letterwinner…2011: Saw

action in two games…2010:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Canyon HighSchool…Played for coach ChrisVarner…Two-year letter winner andstarter…Team captain…Two-time All-Foothill League (2008, 2009)…Chosento All-Daily News first team and TheSignal All-Valley team…Named to first-team All-San Fernando Valley in2009…Preseason selection to the All-CIF team…Named Lineman of theYear on junior varsity in 2007 and MostImproved Player as afreshman…Personal: Born ShanePatrick Moniz Aug. 21, 1992 inLancaster, Calif…Son of Norb andKaren Moniz…Has one sister, Lauren,and one brother, Norby…Sister playedsoccer at San Jose State…Also con-sidered Weber State and Stony Brook.

DL, 6-2, 220, Fr.-RS*

Poway, Calif.

(Poway)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in exercises c i e n c e … 2 0 1 2Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erec ip ient…2011:

R e d s h i r t e d …Named DefensiveScout Team Player

of the Year at team banquet…High

School: A 2011 graduate of PowayHigh School…Played for DamianGonzalez…Three-year letter winnerand two-year starter…Had 49 tacklesand 15 receptions for 250 yards as asenior…Named All-Palomar Leaguefirst-team at tight end…Named MaleAthlete of the Year at school…Setcareer record for most varsity let-ters…Also three-year letter winner insoccer and track…Had 230 careersaves with 17 shutouts as the goal-keeper…Posted a 49-9 personal bestin the shot put…Personal: BornZachary John McDonnell May 13, 1993in Poway, Calif…Son of John andLynette McDonnell…Has one brother,Robert, and one sister, Tessa.

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#52 Mitch Melugin #60 Shane Moniz #99 Zach McDonnell


S, 6-1, 195, Sr.-3L

San Clemente, Calif.

(San Clemente)

Academic Notes:Majoring in hoteland restaurant man-agement with aminor in busi-ness…2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipi-ent…2011: Sawaction in 10

games…Recorded 26 tackles on theseason including 23 solos…Led theteam with two interceptions and twofumble recoveries…Recorded acareer-high 10 tackles with an inter-ception and fumble recovery atPortland State…2010: Saw action in all11 games…Had 16 tackles on the sea-son…Recorded a season-high fivetackles against Western NewMexico…2009: Saw action in 10games on the season…Had five tack-les on the season with one passdeflection and one fumblerecovery…Recorded two tackles at OleMiss…High School: A 2008 graduateof San Clemente High School…Playedfor Eric Patton (no relation)…Namedfirst-team all-league as asenior…Selected Triton of the Year andwas a three-time Circle of ChampionsAward winner…Had 80 tackles duringsenior season while rushing for sixtouchdowns and averaging 5.5 percarry…Recorded 17 career sacks,tying the school record…Four-year let-ter winner in track and field…Holds apersonal-best of 10.8 in the 100-meters…Part school record relays inthe 4x100m and 4x400m…Was a gym-nast for eight years…Personal: BornTaylor Michael Patton Feb. 20, 1990 inMission Viejo, Calif…Son of Dean andLea-Ann Patton…Has one brother,Shawn.

RB, 5-9, 185, So.-RS*

Oxnard, Calif.

(Rio Mesa)

Academic Notes:Majoring in psychol-ogy with a minor incriminology andcriminal jus-tice…2011: Sawaction in fourgames before suf-fering season-end-ing knee injury

against Idaho State…Had five rushesfor 37 yards and atouchdown…Recorded seven kickreturns for 285 yards with a 40.7 aver-age with one touchdown…NamedNational Kick Returner of the Week bythe College Football PerformanceAwards for performance against FortLewis…Had a 99-yard kickoff return fora touchdown, the third longest kickoffreturn for a touchdown in school histo-ry and longest since 1994…Finishedthe game with two kickoff returns for132 yards…2010: Redshirted…HighSchool: A 2010 graduate of Rio MesaHigh School…Played for BobGregorchuk…Ventura County StarOffensive Player of the Year…NamedAll-Pacific View League Back of theYear…Set school record for most rush-ing yards in a season with 1,275 yardsand 12 touchdowns as a senior…Ranfor 1,109 yards and 10 touchdowns asa junior…Returned 12 kicks for 229yards…Broke school record for single-game rushing yards (327)…Runs a10.9 100m and 50.9 400m…Personal:Born Jamaal Tre-von Perkins March20, 1992 in Frankfurt, Germany…Sonof Latricia Robinson and KennethPerkins and stepfather HowardRobinson…Also considered Ole Miss,Iowa State, Marshall and PortlandState…Cousin, Hickey Thompson,played football at Michigan State.

QB, 6-3, 210, Fr.-RS*

Portland, Ore.

(Central Catholic)

Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-e d … 2 0 1 1 :

R e d s h i t e d …Greyshirted the2010 season…Joined the teamduring spring prac-tice…High School:

A 2010 graduate ofCentral Catholic…. Played for StevePyne… Two-way starter at quarterbackand safety… Named first-team all-con-ference… Competed 61 percent of hispasses for 2,072 yards and 27 touch-downs…Also rushed for 405 yards andseven touchdowns…Led team to Mt.Hood Conference championship andsecond round of state playoffs…Named QB MVP at University ofWashington Rising Stars Camp (Votedby Scout.com)…Named QB MVP atNational Underclassman Combine…Threw six touchdown passes in twogames including state playoff firstround games against Newberg…Alsolettered in basketball andtrack…Personal: Born Jordan JeffreyPerry March 23, 1992…Son of Jeff andCathy Perry…Has one sister,Madison…Won the SnowboardBoarder X gold medal at the StateGames of Oregon…Enjoys drawing,snowboarding, golf and music.

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#47 Taylor Patton #23 Jamaal Perkins #13 Jordan Perry

LB, 5-10, 215, Sr.-2L*

Loma Linda, Calif. (Redlands)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in appliedcomputer sci-ence…2011: Sawaction in all 11games…Rankedseventh on the teamin tackles with34…Recorded 1.5tackles for

loss…Had a season-high eight tacklesagainst Eastern Washington…2010:

Saw action in two games…Had fourtackles on the season…Suffered aknee injury and missed final ninegames…2009: Saw action in fourgames…Had four tackles againstSouthern Utah and NorthernColorado…Missed the final sixgames…2008: Redshirted…High

School: A 2008 graduate of RedlandsHigh School…Played for CoachWalker…All-CBL, All-county and All-CIF first team selection two years in arow…Recorded 98 tackles with onesack…Also competed in track, throw-ing the shot put 49-0…Personal: BornBrandon Phillips Jan., 31, 1990…Sonof Marilyn Phillips…Has three siblings,Anderson, Cameron and Desiree…Also considered San Diego State andNebraska.

OL, 6-5, 265, Sr.-SQ*

Antioch, Calif. (Antioch/

Diablo Valley College)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in psychol-ogy with a minor insociology…2011:

Saw action in oneg a m e … 2 0 1 0 :

Redshirted…Prior

to NAU: Transferfrom Diablo ValleyCollege…Played for

Mike Darr…Two-year starter and cap-tain…Named to Nor-Cal Conferencefirst team…High School: A 2008 grad-uate of Antioch High School…Playedfor Frank Beade…Selected all-confer-ence second team…Personal: BornChristopher Michael Pitts April 7, 1990in Martinez, Calif…Son of Gabriela andMichael Pitts…Father played basket-ball at California.

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QB, 6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*

Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness administrationwith a focus onfinance andaccounting…2012Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…Posted a

3.96 grade point average…NationalFootball Foundation Scholar-Athletewinner… Member of the NationalHonor Society…Had a 3.95 gradepoint average…2011:

Redshirted…Named Offensive ScoutTeam Player of the Year at team ban-quet…High School: A 2011 graduateof Chandler Hamilton HighSchool…Three-year letter winner andtwo-year starter for SteveBelles…Arizona Republic all-statehonorable mention selection…Earnedall-region first-team honors in 2010after earning honorable mention hon-ors in 2009…Named most valuableplayer of the state championshipgames…Old Spice Red Zone Player ofthe Year Top 50 selection…Completed65% of his passes for 2,133 yards and17 touchdowns versus four intercep-tions while helping the Huskies to 15-0record and the 5A1 state title…Added891 yards on 152 attempts and 15 TDson the ground…Won three consecutivestate championships in 2008, 2009 and2010...Played with NAU sophomoreZach Bauman at Hamilton…Personal:

Born Kyren Stephen Poe on Nov. 2,1992 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Edwardand Catrina Poe…Has two brothers,Brenan and Peyton and one sister,Kayla, who played soccer at GrandCanyon…Also considered FresnoState and Illinois State.

CB, 5-8, 175, Sr.-2L*

Kamuela, Hawai’i

(Hawaii Prep Academy/

Boise State)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in environ-m e n t a ls tud ies…Three -time Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient (2010-12)…2010 and2011 Big Sky All-Academic selec-

tion…2011: Saw action in 10games…Made five tackles on the sea-son…2010: Saw action in eightgames…Had three tackles on the sea-son…2009: Saw action in fourgames…Prior to NAU: Transfer fromBoise State…Redshirted the 2008 sea-son under Chris Peterson…High

School: A 2008 graduate of Hawai’iPreparatory Academy under his fatherGeorge Purdy…Named player of theyear and three-time all-league selec-tion…Also lettered in basketball andtrack and field…Personal: BornWeston Mana o’i’o Purdy July 10, 1989in Kona, Hawaii…Son of Katherine andGeorge Purdy…Has two brothersMau’ae and Li’i…Grandfather GeorgePurdy, Jr., played professionally for theSan Diego Chargers and in college forformer NAU assistant Bill Smith’sfather at Boise State…Father alsoplayed at Boise State…Uncle PaulPurdy played for the University ofHawai’i.

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LB, 5-11, 190, Sr.-3L*

Seattle, Wash. (Franklin)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in healthsciences/physicaleducation with aminor in health edu-cation…Four-timeGolden EagleScholar Athleterecipient (2009-12)…Three- t ime

Big Sky All-Academic selection (2008-10)…2007 National FootballFoundation Scholar-Athlete Awardrecipient…Member of the NationalHonor Society…Posted a 3.43GPA…Member of the honor roll forseven semesters…2011: Missed theseason recovering from a shoulderinjury…2010: Saw action in 10games…Recorded 16 tackles on theseason with a forced fumble…Had aseason-high five tackles againstSacramento State…2009: Saw actionin all 11 games with seven starts…Tiedfor sixth with 48 tackles with four passdeflections and a quarterbackhurry…Had a career-high seven tack-les three times (at Montana State,Idaho State, EasternWashington)…Recorded at least onetackle in every game…2008: Sawaction in all 11 games…Recorded 13tackles on the season…Had a season-high three tackles two times…High

School: A 2008 graduate of FranklinHigh School…Played for MarioBailey…Named All-King County 4Afirst team at safety and second team atreceiver…Named to Seattle TimesWashington Top 100…Recorded 84tackles with 72 solo with six intercep-tions, nine pass deflections, four forcedfumbles and four sacks…Had 33receptions for 589 yards and fourtouchdowns…Cousin Tim Samsplayed defensive back for the

University of Idaho with former NAUassistant coach Brian Lindgren…Alsolettered in track and field for threeyears…Recorded personal bests of11.1 in the 100-meters and 22.7 in the200m…Personal: Born Nick Ragland-Johnsen Oct. 27, 1989 in Seattle,Wash….Son of Stephanie Raglandand Jerry Johnsen…Has one brother,Michael…Also considered WashingtonState, Washington, EasternWashington, Idaho State and PortlandState.

LB, 6-1, 190, So.-1L

Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study biolo-gy…2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipi-ent….Selected tothe Big Sky All-A c a d e m i cteam…2011: Saw

action in 10 games…Made 16 tackleson the season…High School: A 2011graduate of Centennial HighSchool…Two-year letter winner andstarter for Richard Taylor…Team cap-tain…Named region defensive playerof the year as a senior…Made 91 tack-les with two sacks…Recorded 91 tack-les with 5.5 sacks as ajunior…Personal: Born Tevin LamarRay on May 29, 1993 in Phoenix,Ariz…Son of Derrick and SunnyRay…Has three sisters, Sarah, Alyssaand Bella, and one brother,Samuel…Also considered SouthernIllinois and Yale.

LB, 6-1, 235, Jr.-RS*

Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame

Prep/Portland St./GCC)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study com-munications…2011:

Redshirted…Prior

to NAU: Transferfrom GlendaleCommunity Collegewith two years of eli-gibility…Originally

signed with Portland State in2009…Also attended Arizona State fora semester…Helped GCC to the Valleyof the Sun Bowl championship…Played outside linebacker for one sea-son at Portland State in 2009...Playedin all 11 games as a true freshman asa backup and on specialteams...Finished the year with 18 tack-les, including one tackle for loss…High

School: A 2009 graduate of NotreDame Prep...Played for ScotBemis…Was an integral part of back-to-back state championships from2007 to 2008...Named all-state in 2008and all-region in 2007-08...Selected toOffense-Defense All-American game inMyrtle Beach, S.C....Led the west intackles…Personal: Born Ryan PatrickReardon Feb. 1, 1991 in Boston,Mass…Son of Geralyn Reardon…Alsoconsidered Montana State.

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#33 Tevin Ray

#44 Ryan Reardon


LS/LB, 6-1, 210, So.-SQ*

Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in visualc o m m u n i c a -tion…2011 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipi-ent…2011: Did notsee any gamea c t i o n … 2 0 1 0 :

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Sinagua HighSchool…Played for DaveDirksen…Three-year letter winner andstarter…Two-year captain…NamedArizona Daily Sun Player of theYear…Two-time all-city and all-regionselection…Earned honorable mentionall-state honors in 2009…Recorded120 tackles with five forced fumbledand one recovered as a senior…Alsoearned one letter in basketball…Personal: Born Hayden RobertRenning March 25, 1992 in Flagstaff,Ariz…Son of Roy and KristaRenning…Has one brother, Kyle, andone sister, Natalie…Both parentsattended NAU, as well as unclesRobert and Matt, aunt, Gail andcousin, Chris…Enjoys snowboarding,art and weightlifting…Also consideredChapman, Puget Sound and MesaState.

TE, 6-3, 230, So.-1L

Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness…2011 Big SkyA l l - A c a d e m i cteam…Selected asa 2012 GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete recipi-ent…Had a 3.75

grade point average in highschool…2011: Saw action in ninegames…Had eight catches for 145yards…Had a season-high threecatches for 49 yards against SouthernUtah in season finale…Added twogames with two receptions (NorthernColorado/Eastern Washington)…HighSchool: A 2011 graduate of MesquiteHigh School…A four-year starter forMike Rardon…Arizona Republic All-Arizona selection…Central RegionPlayer of the Year and ArizonaRepublic 5A all-state first-teamchoice…Had 40 catches for 724yards…Three-time all-region selec-tion…Selected for the Arizona vs.California All-State game…Personal:

Born Randall Raymond Rickert onJune 16, 1993 in Aurora, Fla.…Son ofRandy and Judy Rickert…Has threesisters, Jackie, Erika and Jodie.

OL, 6-2, 255, Fr.-RS*

New River, Ariz.

(Boulder Creek)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study exer-cise science orphysical thera-p y … 2 0 1 1 :

Redshirted…High

School: A 2011graduate of BoulderCreek HighSchool…Played for

Dan Friedman… Two-year starter andletter winner…Named to ArizonaFootball Coaches Association 5A II All-state team…also selected to PhoenixMetro all-region team and ArizonaRepublic 5A honorable mentionchoice…Helped team to three playoffappearances and a regiontitle…Personal: Born Jacob DanielRodriguez on June 9, 1993 in LasVegas, Nev…Has three sisters, Alexa,Courtney and Taylor…Also consideredWashington University and Lewis andClark.

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#62 Hayden Renning #83 R.J. Rickert #63 Jake Rodriguez

RB/WR, 5-8, 175, Sr.-3L*

Pacoima, Calif.

(Crespi Carmelite)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-ogy and criminaljustice with a minorin sociology…2011:

R e d s h i r t e d …Switched to runningback in the spring…Preseason All-BigSky Selection…

2010: Saw action in all 11 games…All-Big Sky second-team selection…Had65 catches for 613 yards with threetouchdowns, the second-best totalamong receivers…65 receptions rankseventh on school single-seasoncharts…5.9 receptions per gameranked second in the Big Sky and tiedfor 25th in FCS…Had a single-gamehigh eight catches four times…Had sixkick returns and two puntreturns…2009: Saw action in all 11games…Third on the team in rushingwith 90 yards and tied for second withtwo touchdowns (Southern Utah, IdahoState) to go with 19 receptions for 160yards and one touchdown (atSacramento State)…Top kick returneron the team with 28 on the season for21.4 return average with a long of57…Notched three games with 100 ormore yards of all-purposeyardage…2008: Saw action in 10games…Had 15 carries for 65 yardsand a touchdown with one recep-tion…Had 15 kick returns for 21.5average with a long of 38yards…Season-best nine carries for 41yards against Sacramento State…Hadfirst career touchdown at IdahoState…High School: A 2008 graduateof Crespi Carmelite HighSchool…Coached by JeremiahRoss…CIF Pac5 Division I Player of

the Year…MVP of the SierraLeague…All-Sierra League firstteam…Named school’s most valuableplayer…Rushed for 2,834 yards in hiscareer with 49 touchdowns…Totaled1,389 yards with 11 touchdowns as ajunior…Ran personal-bests of 10.6 inthe 100-meters and 21.3 in the200m…California state finalist in the200m…Personal: Born AustinShanks, Jr., in Woodland Hills,Calif…Son of Austin Shanks, Sr., andShea Franklin Shanks…Has four sib-lings, Mirandon, M.Ajani, Alexandriaand Akil…Also considered the AirForce Academy and Portland State.

LB, 6-0, 235, Sr.-1L

Oakley, Calif. (Moreau

Catholic/Los Madones

College)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in adver-tising…2011: Sawaction in all 11games…Recorded24 tackles on theseason…Prior to

NAU: Transfer fromLos MadonesCollege…Played for

Coach Shipe…Two-year starter andletter winner…Recorded 77 tackleswith five tackles for loss, four forcedfumbles, three pass deflections andtwo sacks…Led Golden GateConference in tackles…Named first-team all-conference…Had schoolrecord 14 tackles against ChabotCollege…High School: A 2009 gradu-ate of Moreau Catholic…Three-yearletter winner for Coach Cotter…Nameddefensive most valuable player andfirst-team all-league at both runningback and linebacker…Recorded 70tackles and more than 800 yards rush-ing…Personal: Born Eric RandallStorey…Son of Eric Storey and StacyMurphy…Has two sisters, Sarena andShalice, and one brother, DarrionMurphy…Also considered SoutheastMissouri State and Cal Poly.

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WR, 6-3, 215, Jr.-2L

Covina, Calif. (South Hills)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in publicre la t ions…2011:

Saw action in all 11games…Rankedsecond on the teamin receptions (50,yards (667) andt o u c h d o w n s

(4)…Had seven or more catches infour games…Grabbed seven balls fora career-high 149 yards and two touch-downs against Fort Lewis…Also hadseven catches for 110 yards atPortland State…Had a career-higheight catches against EasternWashington…Also had touchdownsagainst Northern Colorado andSouthern Utah…2010: Saw action insix games…Had four catches for 43yards…Basketball (2010-11): Sawaction in five games off thebench…High School: A 2010 gradu-ate of South Hills…Played for SteveBogan…Three-year letter winner andstarter…Named All-CIF amd all-leaguefirst team…Selected as the offensiveplayer of the year…Led team to leaguechampionship all four year…Also athree-year letter winner in basket-ball…Personal: Born EmughediEmughedi Umodu July 22, 1992 in LosAngeles, Calif…Son of Vicky andDaniel Umodu…Brother, Tobi, playedfootball at UCLA, while brother, Kebin,played at Air Force…Sister, Diseph rantrack at UC Riverside…Also consid-ered UCLA, Villanova and San JoseState.

OL, 6-0, 265, So.-1L*

Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott)

Academic Notes:

Plans to major inbusiness…Memberof the Letterman’sClub…2011: Sawaction in sixg a m e s … M a d ethree tackles on thes e a s o n … 2 0 1 0 :

Redshirted…High School: A 2010graduate of Prescott HighSchool…Four-year letter winner andthree-year starter for LouBenictone…Named to ArizonaCoaches Association All-State First-Team at defensive line as a sen-ior…2009 All-Area “Dream Team”selection at both offensive and defen-sive line…2009 Western Sky All-Region Defensive Player of theYear…2009 Western Sky All-Regionchoice at center and defensive tack-le…Picked up a fumble and ran 30yards for touchdown in final prepgames…Also named to Western SkyAll-Region first team at center in2008…Also considered Montana State,Portland State and Northern Coloradoin the recruiting process…Personal:Born John Paul Vicente March 2, 1992in Prescott, Ariz…Son of J.P. andShawn Vicente…Has one brother,Michael, and one sister,Brianna…Enjoys hunting and fishing.

TE, 6-3, 225, So.-1L

Chandler, Ariz. (Basha)

Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…Named to the2011 Big Sky All-Academic team andrecipient of theGolden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t eaward…2011: Saw

action in all 11 games as a true fresh-man with seven starts…NamedOffensive Newcomer of the Year andCollege Sports Madness Big SkyFreshman of the Year…Recorded 22catches for 328 yards with three touch-downs…Had at least one catch in 10 of11 games…High School: A 2011graduate of Basha High School…Two-year letter winner and starter for BernieBusken…Earned all-region first-teamhonors and selection to the FridayNight All-Fever Team…Recorded1,500 receiving yards with 19 touch-downs in his career…Caught 43 pass-es for 680 yards and 12 touchdownsfor 9-2 Basha during his senior sea-son…Set school records for receivingyards in a game (195) and careertouchdowns (19)...Personal: BornDejzon Dwight Walker Aug. 10, 1993 inGary, Ind.…Son of TashaHutch…Uncle, Gerell Robinson,played football at Arizona State.

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OL, 6-4, 290, Jr.-1L*

Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in criminol-

ogy and criminal

justice…2010 and

2011 Golden Eagle

S c h o l a r - A t h l e t e

rec ip ient…2011:

All-Big Sky

Honorable Mention

selection…Named Outstanding

Offensive Sophomore of the Year at

team banquet…Started all 11 games at

left guard…Member of offensive line

that led the way for an offense that

ranked 14th in the Football

Championship Subdivision in 2011,

producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and

pass efficiency leader…Running back

Zach Bauman ranked fourth in the

country in rushing with over 1,400

yards with seven games over 100

yards on the season…2010: Saw

action in three games…2009:

Redshirted… Named Scout Team

Player of the Year on offense…High

School: A 2009 graduate of Sabino

High School…Four-year letter winner

for Coach Jay Campos…Named to

4A1 Kino All-Region team at both

offensive line and defensive

line…Garnered honorable mention all-

state honors at offensive line…Helped

team to state championship game as a

junior…Three-year letter winner in

track and field…Also considered

Northern Colorado… Personal: Born

W. Kyle Walker Dec. 6, 1990 in

Tucson, Ariz…Son of Ken and Jenifer

Walker…Has two brothers, Jake and

Luke.

S, 6-0, 190, So.-1L*Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study crim-

inal justice…2011

and 2012 Golden

Eagle Scholar-

Athlete recipi-

ent…Named to the

2011 Big Sky All-

A c a d e m i c

team…2011: Saw

action in 10 games with 29 tackles on

the season….Recorded a season-high

10 tackles with a fumble recovery at

Weber State…Had 25 tackles over the

final four games…2010:

Redshirted…High School: A 2010

graduate of Los Alamitos High

School…Played for John

Barnes…Four-year letter winner and

starter…Two-time all-league selec-

tion…Led the team in tackles…Had a

team-leading 70 tackles, five sacks,

five forced fumbles and two picks and

led the team to Sunset League cham-

pionship in 2008 with an 8-2

record…Named defensive back of the

year…Earned All-League and

Defensive most valuable player hon-

ors…Started as a sophomore at safe-

ty…Personal: Born Robert Anthony

Watson Jan. 28, 1992 in Long Beach,

Calif…Son of Robert and Summer

Watson…Has one sister, Kai…Cousin,

Alex Watson, was an All-American at

NAU…Also considered San Diego, UC

Davis and Northwestern.

K, 6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*

Scottsdale, Ariz.

(Notre Dame Prep)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in con-

struction manage-

ment…2010 and

2011 Golden Eagle

S c h o l a r - A t h l e t e

rec ip ient…2011:

Saw action in two

games…Had three

kickoffs with one

touchback…2010: Saw action in four

games…Had four punts for 37.5 yards

per kick average and four kickoffs with

one touchback… 2009:

Redshirted…High School: A 2009

graduate of Notre Dame Prep…Four-

year letter winner for Coach Scot

Bemis…Earned all-state honors at

punter with a 41.3 yard per punt aver-

age…Named all-region at punter, wide

receiver and free safety...Helped team

to back-to-back state champi-

onships…Caught 44 passes for 861

yards and 11 TDs as a junior and made

45 tackles with two interceptions at

safety…Also earned all-region honors

in baseball, helping team to state run-

ner-up finishes twice…Set records for

receptions (11), points (31), yards

(241) and touchdowns (4) in state title

game…Also considered Glendale

Community College…Personal: Born

Andrew Willard Wilder July 5, 1990 in

Scottsdale, Ariz…Son of Lucy

Wilder…Has three sisters, Lara, Kate

and Julie.

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LB, 6-4, 225, Fr.-RS*

Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study exer-cise science…2012Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erec ip ien t…2011:Redshirted…High

School: A 2011graduate of Basha

high School...Played for BernieBusken…Three-year letter winner andstarter…Named Friday Night Fever All-State selection and all-region first-teamas a senior…Personal: Born ZacheryTaylor Williams Dec. 1, 1992 in MissionViejo, Calif…Son of Carolyn Hibler andAaron Williams…Has three sisters,Dakota, Madelyn and Savannah, andone brother, Nathan…Enjoys huntingand camping.

CB, 6-0, 178, Sr.-1L

Miami, Fla. (Miami

Northwestern/ Palomar

College)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study crim-inal justice and soci-ology…2011: Sawaction in fiveg a m e s … M a d eseven tackles onthe season with twop a s sdeflections…Prior

to NAU: Transfer from PalomarCollege…Played for JoeEarly…Recorded 91 tackles for 27passes defended with two intercep-tions…Had 58 tackles with 15 passdeflections with 2.5 tackles for loss in2010…Named all-conference second-team…High School: A 2009 graduateof Miami (Fla.) Northwestern…Starterand letter winner for BillyRolle…Helped prep team to nationalchampionship in 2007...Personal: Sonof Velisa Willis…Has two brothers,Darian and Derrick, and one sister,LaChanze.

OL, 6-6, 300, Jr.-1L

Payson, Ariz. (Payson)

Academic Notes:

Majoring inf o r e s t r y … 2 0 1 0Golden EagleS c h o l a r - A t h l e t erecipient…Namedan Arizona Scholarand was a memberof Interact…Ranked

seventh in graduating class with a 3.9GPA…Career Notes: Seen action in 20games…2011: Started all 11 games atright tackle…Member of offensive linethat led the way for an offense thatranked 14th in the FootballChampionship Subdivision in 2011,producing the Big Sky’s top rusher andpass efficiency leader…Running backZach Bauman ranked fourth in thecountry in rushing with over 1,400yards with seven games over 100yards on the season…2010: Sawaction in seven games…2009: Sawaction in three games…High School:

A 2009 graduate of Payson HighSchool…Three-year letter winner andstarter for Coach JoshAnderson…Named All-ArizonaOffensive Lineman in 2008…Two-timefirst-team all-state selection at offen-sive line and first-team all-state atdefensive line…Helped team to 2008state championship…Three-year letterwinner in basketball, helping team totwo state runner-up finishes whileearning all-region honors…Finishedfifth in the state in the shot put in trackand field…Personal: Born MatthiasRussell Wilson July 27, 1991 inColorado Springs, Colo…Son of Joeland Janna Wilson…Has one sister,Erin.

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#57 Zack Williams #30 Devin Willis #69 Matt Wilson

DL, 6-4, 245, Fr.-HS

Laveen, Ariz.

(Fairfax)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study archi-tecture or graphicdesign…Had a 3.6grade point aver-

age…Member of the Dean’s andPrincipal’s List…High School: A 2012graduate of Betty H. Fairfax…Three-year letter winner and starter for CoachKevin Belcher… Named first-team all-section in 2011 and all-region in2010…Had 42 tackles with six sacks,two forced fumbles, one fumble recov-ery and one interception as ajunior…Helped team to region title andled basketball team to 5A D2 statechampionship…Personal: BornAnthony Gabriel Arledge Sept. 9,1993… Son of Mary and KennethSampson…Has three brothers, Taylor,Bailey and Aiden.

LS, 5-9, 182, So-RS*

Rio Rico, Ariz.

(Nogales)

Joined the team inthe spring of2012…Academic

Notes: Plans tostudy exercise sci-

ence…Named to the Academic All-Starteam in high school…Named to Dean’sList first three semesters atNAU…High School: A 2010 graduateof Nogales High School…Played forVince Villanucci…Four-year starterand two-year letter winner…Earned all-conference second-team honors atlinebacker…Personal: Born AndrewPaul Bachelier on April 18, 1992 inColorado Springs, Colo… Son ofMarcel and Christy Bachelier…Hastwo brothers, Aaron and Ben…Bothfather and grandfather played baseballat Arizona. ..Brother, Ben, played foot-ball at NAU.

WR, 6-0, 195, Jr.-TR

Gilbert, Ariz. (Gilbert/

Scottsdale CC)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study nurs-ing…Prior to NAU:

Two-year letter win-ner and starter for

Coach Doug Madowski at ScottsdaleCC… Had 44 catches for 740 yardsand seven touchdowns in 2011, earn-ing first-team all-conference and all-region honors…Had 37 catches for765 yards and eight touchdowns as afreshman… High School: A 2010graduate of Gilbert High School…Four-year starter and captain…Recorded1,222 yards with 15 touchdowns on 69receptions as a senior…Earned first-team all-state and all-regionhonors…Personal: Born Jesse IsiahBrantley in Seattle, Wash., on Nov 1,1991…Son of Pamela Brantley…Has adaughter, Jessalynn, with girlfriend,Kirinna…Has one sister, Brittany, andone brother, Marcus.

FB, 6-1, 240, Fr.-RS

San Luis Obispo,

Calif.

(San Luis Obispo)

Academic Notes:

Majoring in businessfinance andaccounting…High

School: A 2011 graduate of San LuisObispo High School…Played forCoach David Kelley…A two-yearstarter…Offensive captain…NamedAll-CIF, all-county and all-league…Alsoa two-year starter for the men’s volley-ball team…Helped team to two Pac 7championships, earning All-CIF honorsboth years…Personal: Born NickolasPeter Butier on Feb. 2, 1993 in WalnutCreek, Calif….Son of TrishaButier…Has two sisters, Alex andLindsey…Enjoys playing volleyball inhis spare time.

DL, 6-1, 235, Fr.-RS*

San Diego, Calif.

(Point Loma)

Joined the team inspring practice…Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…High School: A

graduate of Point Loma HighSchool…Four-year starter and two-time captain for MikeHastings…Personal: Born John JuniorCastaneda…Son of Maria and JuanCastaneda…Has two sisters, Wendyand Jessica.

CB, 6-0, 160, FR.-RS*

Los Angeles, Calif.

(Campbell Hall)

Joined the team ins p r i n gpractice…Academic

Notes: Plans tostudy psycholo-

gy…High School: A 2011 graduate ofCampbell Hall…Played for RussellGordon…Four-year starter and letterwinner…Named first-team all-confer-ence and team defensive most valu-able player…Played in the Daily NewsAll-Star game, recording an intercep-tion and three tackles…Personal:

Born Louis Reid Collins July 24, 1993in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of CherylReid…Cousin Donald Jones plays forthe Buffalo Bills.

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#92 Anthony Arledge

#59 Andy Bachelier

#18 Jesse Brantley

#45 Nick Butier

#93 John Castaneda

#32 Louis Collins


LB, 6-2, 230, Jr.-TR

Laguna Niguel,

Calif.

(Capistrano Valley/

Saddleback JC)

Academic Notes:Plans to study busi-ness and exercisescience…Received

Scholar Baller Award at Saddleback(3.2 GPA or better)…Prior to NAU:Transfer from Saddleback JC…Two-year letter winner for MarkMcElroy…Named to JC Gridiron topprospects list…Earned SCFA All-Southern Conference second-teamhonors…Served as defensive cap-tain…Recorded 48 tackles with sixtackles for loss and two sacks…Playedone season at Milford Academy afterhigh school…Recorded 77 tackles with11 sacks among 28 tackles forloss…High School: A 2009 graduateof Capistrano High School…Played forChi Chi Biehn…Had 78 tackles and seta school record for tackles for loss(36)…Also considered New Mexicoand San Jose State…Personal: BornChristopher Jordan Connolly on July 9,1990 in Long Beach, Calif….Son ofKaren Forbes and KevinConnelly…Has two brothers, Jonathanand Daniel, and one sister,Kellie…Played with Matt Barkley ineighth grade as a tight end and full-back…Godfather Sam Cunninghamplayed for the New England Patriots.

DL, 6-1, 203, Fr.-HS

Flagstaff, Ariz.

(Coconino)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study exer-cise science…High

School: A 2012graduate of

Coconino High School…Played forTadd Ragan…Four-year starter andcaptain…Named team MVP…Rushedfor over 1,000 yards…Personal: BornLuke Matthew Daulton Oct.2, 1993 inFlagstaff, Ariz…Son of Matthew andConni Daulton…Had two sisters,AShlie and Amber, and one brother,Levi…Father played football at EasternArizona…Enjoys snowboarding.

RB, 5-11, 210, Sr.-TR

Tucson, Ariz.

(Hamilton/California)

Pronunciation: COE-von duh-BOSS-key...Transfer fromC a l i f o r n i a …Academic Notes:

Graduated from California in May 2012with a degree in interdisciplinary stud-ies with an emphasis in globalizationand consumer behavior… Career

Notes: Played in 23 games all off thebench during the last threeseasons...Has totaled 321 rushingyards and two touchdowns on theground, averaging 5.1 yards per rushon 62 carries…Added five receptionsfor 46 yards and one kick return for 14yards for a total of 299 all-purposeyards…Wore No. 28 during his first twoyears with the program, but changed toNo. 33 prior to the 2010 cam-paign…2011: Saw action in 10games…Rushed for 40 yards on 10carries…2010: Played in four gamesoff the bench, contributing 70 rushingyards on 21 carries and one receptionfor four yards...Posted a season-high31 yards on the ground, including a 10-yard run that was his longest of theseason vs. Colorado...Rushed a sea-son-high seven times for 21 yardsagainst UC Davis and also had hisfour-yard reception, which was the firstcatch of his career...His numbers in theother two games he played in werefour rushes for 14 yards vs. UCLA andsix rushes for four yards againstArizona State…2009: Played in ninegames off the bench and was third onthe team with 211 rushing yards on 31carries for a 6.8 yard per carry averagethat was second among the team'srunning backs, while adding one touch-down on the ground...Rushed for 10 ormore yards on 29.0% of his runs withhis nine double-digit rushes rankingthird on the team...Also returned onekick for 14 yards in the regular-seasonfinale at Washington...Had the biggestgame of his career in the team's sec-ond contest, rushing for 92 yards on 11carries (both career-highs), while alsopicking up both his first career rushingtouchdown on a one-yard run with 0:20

to go in the game and adding thelongest run of his career with a 30-yardjaunt earlier on the same drive during a59-7 Cal win…Was productive in theteam's season-opening 52-13 win overMaryland, rushing for 54 yards on ninecarries...Picked up 41 yards on six car-ries with a long run of 26 yards in a 49-17 triumph over WashingtonState...Also had a run of 14 yards atStanford among his two rushes for 17yards total and one of 12 yards in hisonly attempt vs. Arizona…2008:Redshirted...Took full part in 2008spring drills after graduating early fromhigh school and enrolling at Cal inJanuary of 2008….High School: ASuperPrep All-American and All-FarWest choice...Listed as the No. 27 all-purpose running back in the nation byRivals as well as the No. 12 prospect inArizona for all players by the organiza-tion...Rated as the No. 28 running backnationally and a four-star recruit byScout...Rushed for 821 yards and 13touchdowns while adding 362 yardsand five touchdown receptions as asenior, when he led his team to a 12-1record, with the only loss a defeat inthe state semifinals...On a 13-1 club asa junior in 2006, when he compiled1,304 yards and 22 touchdowns on theground as well as 434 receiving yardsand two touchdown catches...Chosenas a Class 5A honorable mentionselection by the Arizona Republic...One of four national finalists for the2008 EAS Speed and StrengthAward...Also a finalist as a senior forthe prestigious Watkins Award, anational honor recognizing success inathletics and academics among youngAfrican American males…Personal:

Full name is Covaughn DeBoskie-Johnson...Born December 18,1989...Son of Tim Johnson andWakena DeBoskie...Brother is memberof NAU football team.

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#48 Chris Connolly

#95 Luke Daulton

#32 Covaughn DeBoskie-Johnsen

DB, 5-10, 185, Jr.-TR*

Sacramento, Calif.

(Luther Burbank/

Grambling/College

of San Mateo)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness or hotel man-

agement…Has a 3.57 grade pointaverage…Prior to NAU: Two-yearstarter and one-time captain for BretPollack…Recorded over 100 tackleswith 12 forced fumbles, two intercep-tions and four sacks…Redshirtedfreshman season at Grambling StateUniversity where he played for CoachBroadway…High School: A 2009graduate of Luther Burbank HighSchool…Played for JohnHeffernan…Played in the HolidayClassic All-Star game…Led team tosecond round of the playoffs in basket-ball…Personal: Born Lucky ConradDozier on Jan. 9, 1991 in Sacramento,Calif…Son of Spencer Walker andDiane Burton…Has five sisters, ArdeanWalker, Chevonne Dozier, LakenyaLewis, Dyeshaia Richardson andYolanda Burton, and five brothers,Kevin Walker, Mike Dozier, AntwanBurton, Gary Burton and Travis Walker.

K, 5-10, 185, Fr.-HS

Diamond Bar, Calif.

(Diamond Bar)

Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…Named toPrincipal’s HonorRoll and received a

school-athlete honor…High School: A2012 graduate of Diamond Bar HighSchool…Played for Coach RyanMaine…Four-year starter and three-year letter winner…Averaged 52 yardsper punt…Scored 97 points on the sea-son with season-best field goal of 48yards…Named All-Hacienda League atkicker in both 2010 and 2011 and All-San Gabriel Valley at punter in2011…Hit game-winning field goalagainst Chino High School…Also athree-year starter on soccer team,earning All-Hacienda League honor-

able mention honors as ajunior…Personal: Born Brian JamesDrulias on June 16, 1994 in Whittier,Calif.…Son of Bill and RosieDrulias…Has one brother, Thomas,and one sister, Nicolette…Also consid-ered San Jose State.

DE, 6-1, 255, Jr.-TR*

Santa Cruz, Calif.

(Soquel/

Cabrillo College)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study crimi-nal justice…Prior to

NAU: Transfer fromCabrillo College…Played for BillGarrison…Named first-team all-confer-ence and first-team all-state…All-California Community College RegionIII team…Had 44 tackles with 12 tack-les for loss…Led the defensive line intackles and tackles for loss…High

School: A 2009 graduate of SoquelHigh School…Played for RonMyers…All-league linebacker in highschool…Three-time league championwrestler and state qualifier senior yearin 215-pound weight class…Personal:

Born George Hall Dunlap III inStockton, Calif., on Aug. 12,1991…Son of Jill Burklo…Has one sis-ter, Kaylyn Dunlap…Also consideredMontana State, Sacramento State,North Texas, Eastern Michigan andNorthern Colorado.

DL, 6-2, 235, Jr.-TR

Downey, Calif.

(St. John Bosco/

Fullerton College)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study kinesi-ology/nursing…Wasa Scholar Athlete at

Fullerton…Prior to NAU: Transferfrom Fullerton College…Two-yearstarter for Tim Byrnes….EarnedSouthern California FootballAssociation's All-Southern Conferencesecond-team honors…Recorded 41tackles with 14.5 tackles for loss, ninesacks, two pass deflections and oneforced fumbled as a

sophomore…Helped his team to the2010 Golden Empire championship asa freshman, recording 36 tackles and3.5 sacks…High School: A 2009 grad-uate of St. John Bosco HighSchool…Was a two-year letter winnerfor Coach Kiki Mendoza…Second-team all-conference selection...Personal: Born Steven Michael GarciaNov. 20, 1991 in Paramount,Calif…Son of Eliud and JacquelineRivera…Also considered Montana andAkron.

WR, 6-0, 180, Fr.-HS

Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert

Vista)

P r o n u n c i a t i o n :

G a r e - a n - e n .Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…High School: A

2012 graduate of Desert Vista HighSchool…Two-year letter winner andtwo-year starter for former LumberjackDan Hinds…Helped team to statechampionship…Recorded 38 catcheswith five touchdowns…Received theJoe Sellah Award…Also lettered inbasketball and baseball…Personal:

Born Matthew Clayton Geranen March8, 1994 in Mesa, Ariz.…Son of Scottand Chris Geranen…Has three broth-ers, Alex, David and Brian…BrotherAlex attends NAU…Hobbies includeacting.

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#20 Lucky Dozier

#97 George Dunlap III

#50 Steven Garcia

#86 Matt Geranen

#91 Brian Drulias


LB, 6-1, 210, Jr.-RS*

Surprise, Ariz.

(Peoria/N.M.

Highlands/

NAU/Phoenix

College)

Academic Notes:

Plans to studyaccounting…Prior to NAU: Transferfrom Phoenix College…Played 2011season for Land Jacobsen…Memberof the team at NAU for the 2010 sea-son…Played his freshman season atNew Mexico Highlands…High

School: A 2009 graduate of PeoriaHigh School…Played for DougClapp…Four-year letter winner andstarter…Named to all-state secondteam…Led 41-A in tackles in 2008 and2009…Averaged 12 tackles pergame...Helped team to three straightstate semi-final appearances…Alsothree-year starter for wrestling team,placing eighth in the state…Personal:

Born Anthony Hope Harrington…Sonof Anthony Harrington and MariaCamacho…Has two brothers,Desmond and Jayden, and one sister,Jannelle.

K, 5-11, 185, Fr.-HS

Peoria, Ariz.

(Sunrise Mountain)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study exercisescience…Has a 3.3grade point aver-age…High School: A

2012 graduate of SunriseMountain…Three-year starter and letter win-ner for James Carter…First-team all-state in2010 and 2011…AzFCA Top 25 All-Stateteam in 2011…Record a personal-best longfield goal of 61 yards…Played in ArizonaFootball Coach’s Association’s East vs.West Arizona All Star game…Four-year let-ter winner and starter and three-year captainfor soccer team, earning first-team 4A1 all-region honors in 2010…Also lettered inbaseball…Personal: Born Ryan TylerHawkins on July 10, 1994…Son of Johnand Jami Hawkins…Has one sister,Brylee…Enjoys fishing and playing golf.

S, 5-9, 200, Jr.-TR

Peoria, Ariz.

(Centennial/

Pima/Glendale CC)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study com-munications…Prior

to NAU: Transferfrom Glendale Community College…Played freshman season at PimaCommunity College…High School: A2010 graduate of Centennial HighSchool…Played for RichardTaylor…Three-year letter winner andtwo-year starter…Rushed for 2,010yards as a senior, earning all-state andfirst-team all-region honors…Helpedteam to state championships in sopho-more and junior seasons…Played inthe 2011 North vs. South All-StarGame…Had 316 yards rushing againstWestview in nationally-televised gameon ESPN…Personal: Born AnthonyLamar Hughes July 8, 1992 inPhoenix, Ariz.…Son of Tina and J.C.Hughes…Has one brother,John…Hobbies include listening tomusic and achieving goals…Brother ison the football team at Northern StateUniversity.

DL, 5-10, 255, Jr.-TR

Walnut, Calif.

(Walnut/Nevada/

Fullerton College)


Che-ma IKE.Academic Notes:

Plans to study politi-cal science…Fullerton College ScholarAthlete…Prior to NAU: Transfer fromFullerton College….Played for TimByrnes…Recorded 28 tackles with sixtackles for loss and two sacks as asophomore…Redshirted freshmanseason at Nevada under ChrisAult…High School: A 2009 graduateof Walnut High School…Was a three-year letter winner and two-year starterfor Michael O’Shields….Set schoolrecords for sacks and tackles forloss…Recorded 97 tackles with 21tackles for loss and 11 sacks as a sen-ior, earning All-CIF first-team and All-

San Antonio League honors twice(2008, 2009)…Helped his high schooltrack team to the league championshipand earned the individual discustitle…Personal: Born Chima Ike onJune 21, 1991 in Los Angeles,Calif…Son of Isaac and MarthaIke…Has two brothers, Ikenna andEmeka…Brother, Ikenna, played atFresno State and in the CFL with theSaskatchewan Roughriders…Has onesister, Ify…Also considered UC Davis,Eastern Kentucky and CentralConnecticut.

RB, 5-11, 185, Fr.-HS

Peoria, Ariz.

(Northwest

Christian)


YAHN. Academic

Notes: Major isu n d e c i d e d …

Member of the Honor Roll…Had a 3.2grade point average…High School: A2012 graduate of NorthwestChristian…Four-year starter and letterwinner for Coach DaveInness…Arizona Republic's SmallSchools (Divisions IV-VI) Player of theYear…The first prep player in Arizona11-man football history to rush for morethan 7,000 yards in a career, finishingwith 7,333 career yards and 107 touch-downs…Led state of Arizona in rushingand scoring…Rushed for 2,279 yardsand 33 touchdowns during a 13-1 sea-son as a senior…Helped team to statechampionship and first undefeatedseason in school history in2010…Made All-Arizona after rushingfor 2,583 yards and 32 touchdowns on300 carries, leading NorthwestChristian to the Class 2A title…Teamwent 13-1 in 2011…Personal: BornCasey Robert Jahn July 1, 1994 inDekfield, Wisc….Son of Chris andBecky Jahn…Has one brother, Kyle.

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#36 Anthony Harrington #37 Anthony Hughes

#49 Chima Ike

#42 Casey Jahn

#29 Ryan Hawkins

FS, 6-1, 210, Jr.-TR

Eagle, Idaho

(Eagle/Boise State/

Saddleback JC)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study politi-cal science or busi-ness…Prior to

NAU: Transfer from SaddlebackJC…Starter and captain for MarkMcElroy…Earned SCFA All-Californiaand All-Southern Conference first-teamhonors…Had 73 tackles with eightpass deflections and two interceptionsin 2011…Member of 2009 Fiesta Bowlchampion Boise State team…High

School: A 2009 graduate of EagleHigh School…Three-year starter andletter winner for Paul Peterson, leadingteam to an 11-1 record and state run-ner-up finish…Played in Idaho ShrineAll-Star Game…Two-time all-stateselection…Personal: Born Jacob JohnJohnston…Son of Diane and JohnJohnston…Has four sisters, Sarah,Marie, Rachel and Leah.

OL, 6-4, 297, Fr.-HS

Prescott, Ariz.

(Bradshaw

Mountain)

Academic Notes:

Plans to studymechanical engi-neering…Had a 3.3

grade point average…High School: A2012 graduate of BradshawMountain…Four-year letter winner andthree-year starter for Coach ChuckApap…Earned All-State honorablemention selection, as well as first-teamall-region, all-area and all-conferenceaccolades…Served as team cap-tain…Personal: Born Jacob MaxJulian Aig. 13, 1994 in Oceanside,Calif…Son of Jennifer Miller…Hasthree sisters, Jadie, Danielle andMadison.

DL, 6-4, 280, Jr.-TR

Scottsdale, Ariz.

(Saguaro/

Boise State)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study soci-ology…Made theDean’s List in the

2010 Fall semester…Prior to NAU:

Transfer from Boise State…Played forCoach Chris Peterson… Reservedefensive lineman saw action in BoiseState’s regular-season finale againstNew Mexico (Dec. 3, 2011) and record-ed an assisted tackle…Reserve defen-sive tackle made four appearances inhis debut season with theBroncos…Recorded a solo and anassisted tackle against Hawai’i (Nov.6, 2010) and solo tackle againstFresno State (Nov. 19)…Redshirt sea-son…High School: A 2008 graduateof Saguaro High School…Played forJohn Saunders…Lettered four times,helping to lead his team to three-straight state football champi-onships…Named first-team all-state asa senior…Also earned first-team all-conference honors as a senior...First-team all-state defensive line by fourpublications…Recorded 72 tackles,including 23 tackles-for-loss, 12 sacks,one safety and one fumble recovery asa senior…As a junior, recorded 40tackles, 10 TFLs, two sacks and oneforced fumble…Personal: Born JustinBryce Jungblut (Pronounced Joung-BLUT) on Sept 26, 1990 in Scottsdale,Ariz…Has three sisters, Brandi, Lizand Sydney, and two brothers, Jaysonand Christian.

DE, 6-2, 230, Jr.-TR

Thousand Oaks,

Calif.

(Moorpark/Army/

Moorpark CC)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study com-puter science and

computer information systems…Prior

to NAU: Transfer from MoorparkCC…Starter and letter winner for WillThurston…Played one season at Armyfor Rich Ellerson…High School: A2010 graduate of Moorpark HighSchool…Lettered twice at defensiveend for Tim Lins...Racked up school-record 20 sacks during senior cam-paign....Made 59 tackles, caused twofumbles, recovered three fumbles andmade one interception in2009...Named to 2009 All-VenturaCounty team...Earned Ventura CountyStar Defensive Player of the Year hon-ors...Named Marmonte LeagueDefensive Lineman of the Year...Helped team advance to CIFSouthern Section championship gametwo straight seasons…Personal: BornQuentin Charles Kantaris on Sept. 24,1991 in Minneapolis, Minn.…Son ofMary McManigal and RobertKantaris…Has two sisters, Britt andCalle.

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#37 Jake Johnston

#64 Jacob Julian

#98 Justin Jungblut #96 Quentin Kantaris


OL, 6-4, 285, Fr.-HS

Rancho

Cucamonga, Calif.

(Los Osos)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study crimi-nology…Has a 3.95grade point aver-

age…High School: A 2012 graduateof Los Osos High School…Three-yearletter winner and two-year starter forTom Martinez…Named Lineman of theYear and Lifter of the Year…Set schoolrecords for clean (325 pounds) andsquat (675 pounds)…Personal: BornDylan Charles LaFrenz Jan. 29, 1999in Pamona, Calif.…Son of Larry andCharlene LaFrenz…Has one sister,Megan…Also considered UC Davis.

LB, 5-11, 235, Fr.-HS

Long Beach, Calif.

(JSerra)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness manage-m e n t … H i g h

School: A 2012graduate of JSerra High School…Three-year starter and letter winnerand two-time captain for JimHartigan…Named team Most ValuablePlayer and Most Improved…Returnedtwo interceptions for touchdowns inone game…Selected for the North-South All-Star game…Personal: BornKeith Thomas Parker, Jr….Son ofShermique Cisco…Has one sister,Autumn Jay Parker…Also consideredUNLV, Colorado and San Diego State.

RB, 5-11, 210, Jr.-

TR*

Inglewood, Calif.

(St. Bernard/Santa

Monica College)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study to bea veterinarian…Six-

time selection to the Dean’s List andtwo- time choice for the Principal’sList…Member of the National HonorsSociety…Prior to NAU: Transfer fromSanta Monica College…Played forLindheim Gifford…Rushed for over500 yards on 85 carries with seventouchdowns…Helped team toAmerican Pacific Conference champi-onship…High School: A 2010 gradu-ate of St. Bernard High School…Four-year starter and captain for GregDixon…Two-time Most Valuable Playerand named school’s Male Athlete of theYear in 2010…Two-time all-league run-ning back and linebacker…Rushed for820 yards while recording 75 tack-les…Had 300 yards on 35 carries with91 tackles as a junior…Personal: BornDaniel Stephen Pipkin April 23, 1992 inInglewood, Calif.…Son of Daryll andAntoinette Pipkin…Has two brothers,Dominic and David, and one sister,Tracy…Cousin, Quinn Fauria, playedfootball at NAU (1991-94)…Also con-sidered Arizona State, UCLA and CalPoly…Enjoys running and music.

OL, 6-2, 270, Fr.-HS

Gilbert, Ariz.

(Williams Field)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study elec-trical engineer-ing…High School:

A 2012 graduate ofWilliams Field High School….Two-yearstarter and letter winner…Helped teamto a 13-1 record and state champi-onship appearance in 2011…Personal: Born Zackary remley June12, 1994 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Dennisand Lori Remley…Has one brother,Quentin…Enjoys playing video games.

OL, 6-3, 272, Fr.-HS

Palmdale, Calif.

(Palmdale)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study crimi-nal justice…Has a3.4 grade point aver-

age…High School: A 2012 graduateof Palmdale High School…Three-yearstarter and letter winner for JeffWilliams…Ranked No. 26 in the nationat center by Scout.com…Named All-CIF Northern Division in 2011…Alsochosen to All-Golden League and All-Valley first team…Selected forCalifornia Classic All-Star game…Had60 pancake blocks over the last threeseason…Personal: Born EricBenjamin Rodriguez on July 26,1994…Son of Jose and EnaRodriguez…Has two brothers, Joseand Andy, and one sister,Debbie…Also considered Cal Poly andNew Mexico State.

#76 Eric Rodriguez


#75 Dylan LaFrenz

#53 Keith Parker

#25 Daniel Pipkin #65 Zack Remley

WR, 5-11, 175, Fr.-HS

Peoria, Ariz.

(Centennial)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness management…Was an academicletterman and AIMS

scholarship recipient…Had a 3.8 gradepoint average…High School: A 2012graduate of Centennial HighSchool…Three-year letter winner andtwo-year starter for RichardTaylor…Helped teams to a 40-5 recordin three seasons in high school…Setschool record for receptions in a gamewith 10…Also played basketball andran track…Placed third at the regionalmeet in the 300 intermediate hur-dles…Personal: Born HaydenMatthew Sovacki Oct. 24, 1993 inPeoria, Ariz.…Son of CarriDavies…Has two brothers, ConnorSovacki and Riley Davies…Enjoyssnowboarding and film making.

WR, 5-7, 175, Fr.-HS

Moorpark, Calif.

(Moorpark)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-ness manage-m e n t … H i g h

School: A 2012graduate of Moorpark HighSchool…Two-year starter for TimLins…Named All-CIF, all-county andall-league after recording 52 receptionsfor 749 yards…Played in VenturaCounty All-Star game, recording 8receptions for 108 yards…Also rantrack and field and part of leaguechampion 4x100 team…Personal:

Born Alexander Stephen Tolliver Oct.12, 1993 in Thousand Oaks,Calif….Son of Lynn and ToddTolliver…Has one brother, Justin, andone sister, Danielle.

FB/LB, 6-1, 220,

Fr.-HS

Mesa, Ariz.

(Mountain View)

Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…High School:

Three-year starterand captain for Coach ChadDeGrenier…Earned all-state and all-section honors…Named DefensiveMVP…Selected Defensive Player ofthe Year for Mesa schools…Set schoolrecord for sacks by a linebacker…Alsoteam captain for baseball team, help-ing team to 17-0 record as a fresh-man…Father, Kevin, played football atArizona State from 1983-88…Motherwas an Olympic swimmer…Personal:

Born Nov. 11, 1993 in Mesa, Ariz…Sonof Dawn Hunter and KevinThomas…Has two brothers, Ryan andJosh, and one sister, Brittany.

DT, 6-2, 290, Jr.-TR

Stockton, Calif.

(Weston

Ranch/Diablo

Valley College)

Academic Notes:

Area of study isundecided…Prior

to NAU: Transfer from Diablo ValleyCollege…Two-year starter, captain andletter winner for Mike Darr…Had 70tackles with 30 tackles for loss and 12sacks…Team led California in tackles,tackles for loss andinterceptions…High School: A 2008graduate of Weston Ranch HighSchool…Played for SteveJackson…Two-year starter and letterwinner at offensive line in highschool…Personal: Born May 16, 1990in Stockton, Calif…Son of David andBecky Wooten….Has one brother,Thomas…Also considered San JoseState.

S, 6-0, 170, Fr.-HS

Phoenix, Ariz.

(Desert Vista)

Academic Notes:

Plans to study busi-n e s s … H i g h

School: A 2012graduate of Desert

Vista High School…Played for formerLumberjack Dan Hinds and won a statechampionship…Personal: Born RyanJames Wagner Oct. 20, 1993 inSeattle, Wash…Son of Kathy andErnie Wagner…Has one brother,Jeff…Enjoys snowboarding.

S, 5-9, 165, Fr.-HS

Castaic, Calif.

(West Ranch)

Academic Notes:

Major is undecid-ed…Earned scholar-athlete honors allfour years of high

school…High School: A 2012 gradu-ate of West Ranch High School…Two-year letter winner and starter for SeanO’Brien…Received the Martin LutherKing High School Heroes Award ofExcellence and was awarded the WestRanch Mr. Wildcat Award…Personal:

Born Quaid DeJon Willis June 24,1994 in Los Angeles, Calif.…Son ofMelanie and Maurice Willis…Has onebrother, Chris…Father played footballat San Francisco State…Has uncle,Dejuan Robinson, who played at NAU(1983-86) and with the ClevelandBrowns (1987-88)…Also consideredthe University of San Diego.

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#82 Hayden Sovacki

#82 Alex Tolliver#31 Marc Thompson

#46 Jake Thomas

#40 Quiad Willis

#68 Ryan Wagner


RUSHING ..........GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G

Zach Bauman ....11 271 1529 94 1435 5.3 15 64 130.5Giovannie Dixon ..7 32 297 11 286 8.9 3 82 40.9Cary Grossart ....11 79 298 234 64 0.8 0 20 5.8Jamaal Perkins ....4 5 37 0 37 7.4 1 19 9.2Andy Saldana ......8 7 19 9 10 1.4 0 8 1.2Vinnie Paciulli ....10 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 4 0.8Jake Hess ..........10 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 5 0.7Jayson Allmond ..6 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.5Khalil Paden........11 2 9 8 1 0.5 0 9 0.1Brian Riley ..........11 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1Aaron Williams ....7 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.6Chase Cartwright 3 4 4 12 -8 -2.0 0 2 -2.7TEAM ..................5 6 0 9 -9 -1.5 0 0 -1.8Total....................11 413 2212 381 1831 4.4 19 82 166.5

Opponents...... ..11 358 1813 288 1525 4.3 19 80 138.6

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G

Cary Grossart ......11 155.98 197-299-7 65.9 2745 16 79 249.5Chase Cartwright ..3 153.23 9-13-0 69.2 130 0 40 43.3Khalil Paden..........11 383.87 2-3-0 66.7 74 1 44 6.7Total......................11 158.04 208-315-7 66.0 2949 17 79 268.1

Opponents...... ....11 139.39 230-368-6 62.5 2765 19 61 251.4

RECEIVING ..........G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G

Khalil Paden..........11 61 991 16.2 8 79 90.1Ify Umodu..............11 50 667 13.3 4 58 60.6Zach Bauman........11 29 352 12.1 1 63 32.0Dejzon Walker ......11 22 328 14.9 3 34 29.8Daniel Adler ..........7 9 112 12.4 0 28 16.0R.J. Rickert ............9 8 145 18.1 0 31 16.1Mike Czyz ..............9 7 97 13.9 0 48 10.8Jeremy Dang ........11 4 43 10.8 0 26 3.9Ca'leve Deboskie ..7 4 42 10.5 0 21 6.0Jesse Bueno ..........4 3 12 4.0 0 10 3.0Jake Hess ............10 3 7 2.3 1 5 0.7Giovannie Dixon ....7 2 37 18.5 0 19 5.3Brian Riley ............11 2 37 18.5 0 24 3.4Cary Grossart........11 2 17 8.5 0 30 1.5Jamaal Perkins ......4 1 40 40.0 0 40 10.0Nick Cole ..............4 1 22 22.0 0 22 5.5Total......................11 208 2949 14.2 17 79 268.1

Opponents...... ....11 230 2765 12.0 19 61 251.4

FIELD GOALS ......FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgBlk

Matt Myers ........15-23 65.2 0-0 5-6 3-4 7-9 0-4 48 2

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SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP SafPoints

Zach Bauman ......16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 96Matt Myers ............0 15-23 35-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 80Khalil Paden ..........8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Ify Umodu ..............4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Dejzon Walker........3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Giovannie Dixon ....3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Jamaal Perkins ......2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Jake Hess ..............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Anders Battle ........1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Andy Wilder ..........0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1Cary Grossart ........0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0Total......................38 15-23 36-37 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 309

Opponents...... ....39 9-14 31-36 0-1 1 1-2 0 0 294

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Lumberjack Football

Combined Team Statistics

RECORD: OVER HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

ALL GAMES 4-7-0 3-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0CONFERENCE 3-5-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0NON-CONF. 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND

9/3/11 at Arizona L 10-41 517619/10/11 FORT LEWIS W 58-13 71089/17/11 at Portland State L 29-31 54799/24/11 IDAHO STATE W 20-3 930410/8/11 E. WASHINGTON L 28-36 501210/15/11 at #3 Montana St. L 24-41 1752710/22/11 #9 MONTANA L 24-28 842110/29/11 at Sacramento St. W 27-26 611911/5/11 NO. COLORADO W 34-14 341711/12/11 at Weber State L 31-34 761411/19/11 SOUTHERN UTAH L 24-27 4398

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

Northern Arizona ..................107 77 57 68 309Opponents ............................61 95 59 79 294

TEAM STATISTICS NAU OPP

FIRST DOWNS ......................................231..........................212Rushing ................................................92............................77Passing ................................................118 ..........................113Penalty ..................................................21............................22

RUSHING YARDAGE ............................1831........................1525Rushing Attempts ..................................413..........................358Average Per Rush ................................4.4 ..........................4.3Average Per Game................................166.5 ......................138.6TDs Rushing ........................................19............................19

PASSING YARDAGE ..............................2949........................2765Comp-Att-Int ..........................................208-315-7 ............230-368-6Average Per Pass ................................9.4 ..........................7.5Average Per Catch................................14.2 ........................12.0Average Per Game................................268.1 ......................251.4TDs Passing..........................................17............................19

TOTAL OFFENSE ..................................4780........................4290Average Per Play ..................................6.6 ..........................5.9Average Per Game................................434.5 ......................390.0

KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ......................44-1068 ..................37-924PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards......................21-170 ....................13-120INT RETURNS: #-Yards..........................6-120 ......................7-102FUMBLES-LOST ....................................18-11 ......................14-6PENALTIES-Yards ..................................78-770 ....................80-739PUNTS-AVG............................................41-41.9....................57-44.1TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ..............32:16 ...................... 27:443RD-DOWN Conversions........................58/142 ....................54/1464TH-DOWN Conversions ........................8/16 ........................7/18

INTERCEPTIONS......No. Yds Avg TD Long

Taylor Patton................2 56 28.0 0 39Taylor Malenfant ..........1 4 4.0 0 4Anders Battle ..............1 60 60.0 1 60Mike Dosen..................1 0 0.0 0 0Randy Hale, Jr. ............1 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... ..................6 120 20.0 1 60

Opponents...... ............7 102 14.6 1 49

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd

Drew Zamora ........41 1703 41.5 70 6 13 11 2TEAM ....................0 14 0.0 14 0 0 0 0Total......................41 1717 41.9 70 6 13 11 2

Opponents...... ....57 2514 44.1 67 4 18 11 0

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

Taylor Malenfant ........19 172 9.1 0 40Randy Hale, Jr. ............2 -2 -1.0 0 0Total............................21 170 8.1 0 40

Opponents...... ..........13 120 9.2 0 22

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

Ca'leve Deboskie ....10 185 18.5 0 41Daniel Adler ............7 227 32.4 0 51Jamaal Perkins ........7 285 40.7 1 99Aaron Williams ........6 117 19.5 0 24Nick Cole ................6 133 22.2 0 56Giovannie Dixon ......3 81 27.0 0 36Dan Pela ..................2 11 5.5 0 6Brian Riley ..............1 9 9.0 0 9Ify Umodu ................1 0 0.0 0 0Mike Dosen..............1 20 20.0 0 20Total........................44 1068 24.3 1 99

Opponents...... ......37 924 25.0 0 58

ALL PURPOSE ......G Rush Rec PR KOR IR TotAvg/G

Zach Bauman..........11 1435 352 0 0 0 1787162.5Khalil Paden............11 1 991 0 0 0 992 90.2Ify Umodu................11 0 667 0 0 0 667 60.6Giovannie Dixon ......7 286 37 0 81 0 404 57.7Jamaal Perkins ........4 37 40 0 285 0 362 90.5Total........................11 1831 2949 170 1068 120 6138558.0

Opponents...... ......11 1525 2765 120 924 102 5436494.2

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

Cary Grossart..........11 378 64 2745 2809 255.4Zach Bauman..........11 271 1435 0 1435 130.5Giovannie Dixon ......7 32 286 0 286 40.9Chase Cartwright ....3 17 -8 130 122 40.7Khalil Paden............11 5 1 74 75 6.8Total........................11 728 1831 2949 4780 434.5

Opponents...... ......11 726 1525 2765 4290 390.0

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|-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-YardsInt-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf46 Scott McKeever 11 30 16 46 6.0-9 1.5-16 . 5 1 . 2 . .54 Craig Frum 11 30 16 46 3.0-6 . . 1 2 . . . .24 Blake Bailey 11 25 18 43 3.5-15 . . 1 . . . . .38 Taylor Malenfant 11 22 18 40 0.5-0 . 1-4 4 . 1-31 . 2 .19 Anders Battle 10 26 9 35 0.5-1 1.0-6 1-60 3 . . 2 . .95 Blayne Anderson 11 12 23 35 4.5-17 4.0-21 . . 6 1-0 . 1 .56 Brandon Phillips 11 19 15 34 1.5-5 . . 1 1 . . . .96 Isaac Bond 11 16 16 32 4.0-15 7.5-56 . . 6 . 2 . .3 Taylor Julio 6 20 12 32 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .25 Mike Dosen 11 19 11 30 4.0-24 0.5-0 1-0 4 . . . . .90 Tim Wilkinson 10 18 12 30 6.0-17 2.0-12 . . 2 . . . .39 Robert Watson 10 16 13 29 . . . . . 1-0 1 . .94 Jarret Bilbrey 11 15 12 27 1.5-3 5.0-27 . . 4 1-0 . . .47 Taylor Patton 10 23 3 26 . . 2-56 . . 2-29 . . .51 Eric Storey 11 9 15 24 1.5-8 . . 1 . . . . .4 Randy Hale, Jr. 11 15 7 22 0.5-2 . 1-0 5 . . . . .97 Alec Hutton 11 6 12 18 1.0-2 2.5-7 . . 2 . 1 . .21 Daivon Dumas 10 8 10 18 1.0-1 . . 4 1 . . . .98 Dan Pela 11 1 15 16 1.5-1 2.0-9 . . 2 . 1 1 .35 Austin Hasquet 10 12 4 16 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .33 Tevin Ray10 5 11 16 . . . . 2 . . . .93 Perry Jackson 9 9 4 13 1.5-4 . . . 2 . . . .44 Ryan Reardon 3 8 2 10 . . . 1 . . . . .30 Devin Wllis 5 4 3 7 . . . 2 . . . . .43 Jake Hess 10 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .27 Mana Purdy 10 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .31 Aaron Williams 7 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .82 Daniel Adler 7 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .42 Drew Zamora 11 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .45 Vinnie Paciulli 10 3 . 3 . . . . . . 1 . .86 Brian Riley 11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .10 Zach Finch 4 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .83 R.J. Rickert 9 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .66 Junior Vicente 6 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .

Total.......... 11 411 288 699 45-136 26-152 6-120 32 31 6-60 10 4 .Opponents...... 11 - - - - 32-231 7-102 28 11 11-0 11 4 .

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ARIZONA 41, NORTHERN ARIZONA 10

GAME 1 - SEPT. 3, 2011 - TUCSON, ARIZ.

ARIZONA STADIUM (51,761)

The Northern Arizona football trailed only 14-10 at halftime but failed toscore in the second half as in-state rival Arizona posted a 41-10 victory inthe season opener for both teams at Arizona Stadium in front of 51,761fans.

Arizona scored on its first possession of the game, aided by a 42-yardpass from Nick Foles to Juron Criner on the opening play of the drive. Folesthen hit Criner from 10 yards to take a 7-0 lead in the game one play later.The Wildcats scored again just before the end of the quarter, completing a52-yard possession with a five-yard run by Taimi Tutogi.

The Lumberjack offense got on track in the second quarter, puttingtogether a pair of scoring drives. NAU got on the scoreboard with a 13-playdrive that resulted in a 28-yard field by Matt Myers.

Junior quarterback Cary Grossart then led the Lumberjacks on a nine-play, 91-yard drive to end the half that resulted in a 12-yard touchdown toKhalil Paden. A fter missing his first attempt to Zach Bauman, Grossart completed 16straight passes in the first half. He finished the half 16-for-17 for 145 yardsand the Lumberjacks had the momentum going into halftime after holdingthe Wildcats scoreless for the quarter.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Northern Arizona 0 10 0 0 - 10Arizona 14 0 20 7 - 48

SCORING SUMMARY

ARIZ, 1st-12:35, Criner 10-yard pass from Foles (Salazar kick) 0-7ARIZ, 1st-0:02, Tutogi 5-yard run (Salazar kick) 0-14NAU, Myers 28-yard field goal 3-14NAU, Paden 12-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 10-14ARIZ, 3rd-13:07, Antolin 18-yard pass from Foles (Salazar kick) 10-21ARIZ, 3rd-3:10, Morrison 24-yard pass from Foles 10-28ARIZ, 3rd-0:35, Hill 24-yard pass from Foles 10-34ARIZ, 4th-9:36, Crump 18-yard pass from Foles 10-41

TEAM STATISTICS

NAU ARIZ

First Downs 16 24Rushes-Yards 33-88 20-75Net Pass Yards 179 412Comp-Att-Int 20-26-1 34-42-0Plays-Total Yards 59-259 62-487Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 8-47 10-74Punts-Average 7-38.9 3-50.7Possession Time 36:13 23:47Third-down Conversions 2 of 12 2 of 7Fourth-down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2Sacks By-Yards 1-7 2-21

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 27-99-0; Dixon 2-3-0. ARIZ - Carey 9-59-0;Antolin 6-41-0; Tutogi 2-8-1; Foles 2-(-7)-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 20-26-1 179 1 TD. ARIZ - Foles 34-43-0 412 5 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Umodu7-90-0; Bauman 4-20-0; Paden 3-30-1; Adler 2-15-0; Riley 1-24-0; Walker 1-8-0; Hess 1-5-0; Grossart 1-(-13)-0. ARIZ - Roberts 7-58-0; Criner 6-151-1;Antolin 5-51-1; Crump 5-43-1; Morrison 5-42-1; Buckner 4-38-0; Hill 1-24-1;Carey 1-5-0.

NORTHERN ARIZONA 58, FORT LEWIS 13

GAME 2 - SEPT. 10, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.

WALKUP SKYDOME (7,181)

Northern Arizona scored four times in the opening quarter to cruise to ahome opening win over Division II Fort Lewis Saturday at the WalkupSkydome 58-13. It was the first game in the renovated Skydome, whichreceived a $26 million upgrade over the last ninth months.

Quarterback Cary Grossart went 16-for-21 for 271 yards and threetouchdowns, while running backs Giovannie Dixon, Zach Bauman andJamaal Perkins combined for 261 yards on 23 carries with four touch-downs. Dixon led the rushing attack with 136 yards including an 82-yardscamper in the third quarter that tied the fourth-longest run in school histo-ry from scrimmage.

NAU lost three fumbles in the contest and missed two field goals whilepunting just once. The Lumberjacks tallied 622 yards of total offense, aver-aging 10 yards per play in the game.

Ify Umodu led the receivers for the second consecutive week withseven grabs for 149 yards and two scores.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Fort Lewis 3 7 0 0 - 13Northern Arizona 27 10 14 7 - 58

SCORING SUMMARYNAU, 1st-11:38, Paden 27-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-0NAU, 1st-9:49, Umodu 58-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 14-0FLC, 1st-5:44, Baldwin 31-yard field goal 14-3NAU, 1st-5:30, Perkins 99-yard kickoff return (Myers rush fumbled) 20-3NAU, 1st-1:20, Dixon 20-yard run (Myers kick) 27-3FLC, 2nd-14;57, Jenkins 1-yard run (Myers kick) 27-10NAU, 2nd-5:22, Bauman 18-yard run (Myers kick) 34-10NAU, 2nd-0:00, Myers 46-yard field goal 37-10NAU, 3rd-9:39, Umodu 13-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 44-10NAU, 3rd-6:36, Dixon 3-yard run (Myers kick) 51-10NAU, 4th-11:34, Perkins 3-yard run (Wilder kick) 58-10FLC, 4th-2:49, Baldwin 33-yard field goal 58-13

TEAM STATISTICS

FLC NAU



RUSHING: FLC - Gramman 11-21-0; Peters 2-13-0; Miko 8-11-0; Tucker 1-4-0;Barnhart 1-(-1)-0; Bode 1-(-6)-0. NAU - Dixon 6-136-2; Bauman 13-86-1; Perkins 4-35-1; Hess 1-5-0; Paciulli 1-4-0; Allmond 1-3-0; Grossart 1-(-1)-0; Saldana 1-(-2)-0;Cartwright 2-(-12)-0. PASSING: FLC - Jenkins 21-39-0 162; Peters 2-2-0 49. NAU -Grossart 16-21-0 271 3 TD; Cartwright 7-10-0 95. RECEIVING: FLC - Cuban 4-58-0; Bode 3-4-0; Gramman 3-3-0; Scheider 2-49-0; Peters 2-29-0; Garman 2-18-0;Matos 2-12-0; Kline 2-12-0; Moisey 1-12-0; Freeman 1-8-0; Jenkins 1-6-0.NAU - Umodu 7-149-2; Adler 4-67-0; Deboski 4-42-0; Paden 2-33-1; Bueno2-8-0; Perkins 1-40-0; Walker 1-16-0; Bauman 1-8-0; Dang 1-3-0.

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PORTLAND STATE 31, NORTHERN ARIZONA 29

GAME 3 - SEPT. 17, 2011 - PORTLAND, ORE.

JELD WEN FIELD (5,479)

Kicker Matt Myers’ 41-yard field goal was wide left with seven secondsleft ending the comeback effort of the Northern Arizona football teamSaturday night at Jeld Wen Field in the Big Sky opener against PortlandState 31-29.

NAU trailed 31-17 with 6:09 left in the third quarter but scored the final12 points in the game with two Matt Myers field goals and a late touch-down. NAU was a two-point conversion from tying and field goal awayfrom winning the game. But it was a valiant effort in the first Big Sky roadgame of the season.

Trying to run out the clock late in the fourth, PSU quarterback ConnorKavanaugh was intercepted by Taylor Patton at the 20-yard line. Hereturned it 11 yards. Three plays later Zach Bauman, who finished with 84yards and two touchdowns, scored to pull the Lumberjacks within 31-29.The two-point conversion was tipped way.

But NAU had one more chance in the game, getting the ball back with54 seconds on their own 30 yard line. Quarterback Cary Grossart complet-ed three passes to get down to the PSU 33. Bauman added nine yards tosetup the potential game winner by Myers, who missed to the left.

The loss dropped the Lumberjacks to 1-2 on the season. The Vikingsimproved to 2-0.

Viking running back Cory McCaffrey rushed for 222 yards on 30 carriesand scored a career-high four touchdowns to lead the winning effort by TheVikings. Kavanaugh added 134 yards on the ground.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Northern Arizona 0 14 6 9 - 29Portland State 14 10 7 0 - 31

SCORING SUMMARYPSU, 1st-7:49, McCaffrey 33-yard run (Brown kick) 0-7PSU, 1st-1:29, McCaffrey 3-yard run (Brown kick) 0-14NAU, 2nd-14:49, Walker 12-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-14PSU, 2nd-12:12, McCaffrey 18-yard run (Brown kick) 7-21NAU, Bauman 1 -yard run (Myers kick) 14-21PSU, 2nd-2:58, Brown 40yard field goal 14-24NAU, 3rd-11:05, Myers 42-yard field goal 17-24PSU, 3rd-6:18, McCaffrey 8-yard run (Brown kick) 17-31NAU, 3rd-1:46, Myers 48-yard field goal 20-31NAU, 4th-12:03, Myers 24-yard field goal 23-31NAU, 4th-3:22, Bauman 1-yard run (Grossart pass failed) 29-31

TEAM STATISTICS

NAU PSU



RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 25-84-2; Dixon 6-14-0; Grossart 1-(-17)-0. PSU- McCaffrey 30-222-4; Kavanaugh 16-134-0; Richard 5-7-0; Lilley 1-0-0.PASSING: NAU - Grossart 19-33-0 323 1 TD. PSU - Kavanaugh 6-15-2 66. RECEIVING: NAU - Umodu 7-110-0; Paden 5-114-0; Walker 3-36-1;Bauman 3-15-0; Czyz 1-48-0. PSU - McCaffrey 2-7-0; Powell 2-5-0; Noa 1-30-0; Lewis 1-24-0.

NORTHERN ARIZONA 20, IDAHO STATE 3

GAME 4 - SEPT. 24, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.


Sophomore running back Zach Bauman rushed for a career-high 219yards and the Lumberjack defense held the nation's top passing unit to just171 yards and no touchdowns in a 20-3 victory Saturday in front of aFamily Weekend crowd of 9,304 at the Walkup Skydome.

Bond and his teammates recorded 10 sacks, holding Idaho State quar-terback Kevin Yost to just 163 yards on a 20-for-30 night with one pick. Yostled the Football Championship Subdivision in passing yards per game withan average of 394.3 and was also first in total offense with an average of405.5 yards per game entering the contest.

Bauman tallied a 219 yards, tied for 14th-best single game total inschool history, with a touchdown on a career-high 32 carries. JuniorGionannie Dixon added 83 yards and a touchdown as the Lumberjackstotaled 336 yards on the ground.

Quarterback Cary Grossart was 11-for-20 for 149 yards.Bauman started the scoring with a 59-yard burst on the first play of the

second NAU possession for a 7-0 lead. The Lumberjacks forced a fumbleon the 1-yard line on the next Bengal drive, ending the scoring threat andconverting it into a field goal by Matt Myers after a 7-play, 60-yard drive.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Idaho State 0 3 0 0 - 3Northern Arizona 10 7 3 0 - 20

SCORING SUMMARY

NAU, 1st-11:43, Bauman 59-yard run (Myers kick) 7-0NAU, 1st-4:39, Myers 34-yard field goal 10-0NAU, 2nd-13:56, Dixon 60-yard run (myers kick) 17-0ISU, 2nd-7:07, Garcia 46-yard field goal 17-3NAU, 3rd-8:52, Myers 41-yard field goal 20-3

TEAM STATISTICS

ISU NAU



RUSHING: ISU - Daniels 3-27-0; Yost 17-9-0; Prier 3-7-0. NAU - Bauman32-219-1; Dixon 8-83-1; Grossart 10-36-0.

PASSING: ISU - Yost 20-30-1 163. NAU - Grossart 11-20-0 149 0 TD.

RECEIVING: Rumble 10-106-0; Graves 4-30-0; Boyles 2-14-0; Austin 2-9-0; Daniels 2-7-0; Hill 1-8-0. NAU - Paden 4-58-0; Adler 3-28-0; Bauman 2-37-0; Walker 1-25-0; Hess 1-1-0.


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E. WASHINGTON 36, NORTHERN ARIZONA 28

GAME 5 - OCT. 8, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.


The Northern Arizona football team lost to defending FCS nationalchampion Eastern Washington 36-28 at the Walkup Skydome. TheLumberjacks dropped to 2-3, 1-2 in Big Sky play, while the Eaglesimproved to 2-4, 2-2.

The Lumberjacks were hampered by four turnovers in the contestincluding three fumbles. The final miscue came with the Lumberjacksthreatening to score a potential tying touchdown with 2:35 left when quar-terback Cary Grossart was intercepted in the end zone by Eastern's JeffMinnerly.

NAU had one final possession with 38 seconds left and got down to theEastern 30 but Grossart was sacked to end the game.

Grossart finished 31-for-38 for 355 yards and two touchdowns, whilehis counterpart for the Eagles, Bo Mitchell, was 27-for-40 for 356 yards andthree touchdowns.

HOW THEY SCORED1 2 3 4 Total

Eastern Washington 3 17 6 10 - 36Northern Arizona 14 7 0 7 - 28

SCORING SUMMARYEWU, 1st-8:44, Jarrett 27-yard field goal 0-3NAU, 1st-8:07, Paden 35-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-3NAU, 1st-3:40, Bauman 1-yard run (Myers kick) 14-3EWU, 2nd-14:53, Mitchell 17-yard pass from B. Mitchell (Jarrett kick) 14-10EWU, Clark 51-yard pass from Mitchell (Jarrett kick) 14-17NAU, 2nd-0:44 Hess 1-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 21-17EWU, 2nd-0;00, Jarrett 47-yard field goal 21-20EWU, 3rd-3:01, Herd 61-yard pass from Mitchell (Mitchell pass failed) 21-26EWU, 4th-14:23, Mitchell 8-yard run (Jarrett kick) 21-33NAU, 4th-11:46, Bauman 22-yard run (Myers kick) 28-33EWU, 4th-7:51, Jarrett 37-yard field goal 28-36

TEAM STATISTICSEWU NAU


INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: EWU - Talley 16-33-0; Forte 5-18-0; Brown 1-(-1)-0; Mitchell 5-(-16)-0. NAU - Bauman 23-109-2; Dixon 4-25-0; Grossart 9-(-8)-0.

PASSING: EWU - Mitchell 27-40-0 356 3 TD. NAU - Grossart 31-38-1 3552 TD.

RECEIVING: EWU - Herd 7-112-1; Edwards 5-88-0; Talley 4-27-0; Clark 3-76-1; Forte 2-14-0; Johnson 2-13-0; Mitchell 1-17-1; Miles 1-11-0; Brown 1-3-0. NAU - Paden 9-105-1; Umodu 8-73-0; Walker 4-50-0; Bauman 4-48-0;Rickert 2-40-0; Adler 2-16-0; Cole 1-22-0; Hess 1-1-1.

No. 3 MONTANA STATE 41, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24

GAME 6 - OCT. 15, 2011 - BOZEMAN, MONT.

BOBCAT STADIUM (17,527)

Third-ranked Montana State entered the game with the Big Sky's topdefense but the Bobcat offense led the way to a 41-24 victory at BobcatStadium.

Montana State totaled 524 yards in offense led by the 247 passingyards of quarterback DeNarius McGhee, who finished the game 18-for-22with three touchdowns.

Montana State took control of the game with three scores in the first 16minutes of the contest and did not punt in the game, building a 28-10 leadat the half. The Bobcats opened the second half with an 80-yard drive toextend the lead to 34-10.

The Lumberjacks stayed in the game via the big play in the second half.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Northern Arizona 7 3 7 7 - 24Montana State 14 14 6 7 - 41

SCORING SUMMARY

NAU, 1st-12:14, Walker 31-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-0MSU, 1st-11:28, Bleskin 46-yard pass from McGhee (Cunningham kick) 7-7MSU, 1st-2:53, Akpla 11-yard pass from McGhee (Cunningham kick) 7-14MSU, 2nd-14:11, Akpla 15-yard pass from McGhee (Cunningham kick) 7-21NAU, 2nd-11:43, Myers 41-yard field goal 10-21MSU, 2nd-1:08, Kirk 1-yard run (Cunningham kick) 10-28MSU, 3rd-8:38, Robinson 1-yard run (Cunningham kick failed) 10-34NAU, 3rd-3:03, Battle 60-yard interception return (Myers kick) 17-34NAU, 4th-10:26, Paden 79-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 24-41

TEAM STATISTICS

NAU MSU

First Downs 15 29Rushes-Yards 27-49 47-277Net Pass Yards 249 247Comp-Att-Int 10-20-1 18-22-1Plays-Total Yards 47-298 69-524Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 9-129 10-60Punts-Average 4-39.2 0-0Possession Time 22:42 37:18Third-down Conversions 4 of 10 6 of 9Fourth-down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2Sacks By-Yards 0-0 5-49


RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 11-37-0; Dixon 3-20-0; Grossart 10-(-22)-0.MSU - Kirk 24-142-1; Robinson 13-88-1; McGhee 5-36-0; Gilbert 1-11-1;Haluska 1-2-0.

PASSING: NAU - Grossart 10-20-1 249 2 TD. MSU - McGhee 18-22-1 2473 TD.

RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 5-150-1; Walker 2-49-1; Bauman 2-32-0; Dixon1-18-0. MSU - Akpla 6-73-2; Bleskin 3-76-1; Gilbert 3-7-0; Robison 2-28-0;Kirk 1-43-0; Ellis 1-11-0; Foster 1-7-0; Robinson 1-2-0.

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No. 9 MONTANA 28, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24

GAME 7 - OCT. 22, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.


Ninth-ranked Montana scored the winning touchdown with 4:26 left tocomplete the come-from-behind win over Northern Arizona in front of aHomecoming crowd at the Walkup Skydome.

After going ahead 24-21 on a 40-yard field goal from Matt Myers with4:45 left in the game, the Griz got a big return from Peter Nguyen to setupthe winning drive on the NAU 46-yard line. Running back Jordan Canadatook the next play for a touchdown, scampering 46 yards to give Montanaa 28-24 lead.

NAU had a final chance moving into Montana territory. After a four-yardcompletion to Khalil Paden to the 43-yard line, quarterback Cary Grossartwas sacked and threw incomplete pass on third down. Montana closed outthe game another sack of Grossart on fourth down.

Grossart finished 19-for-27 for 321 yards with two touchdowns and wassacked six times. Paden had a game-high 167 yards on six receptions withtwo touchdowns, while running back Zach Bauman rushed for 148 yardson 25 carries. Taylor Julio had a game-high 12 tackles.

HOW THEY SCORED1 2 3 4 Total

Montana 0 14 7 7 - 28Northern Arizona 14 0 0 10 - 24

SCORING SUMMARYNAU, 1st-14:44, Paden 77-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-0NAU, 1st-10:32, Bauman 37-yard run (Myers kick) 14-0UM, 2nd-7:17, Nguyen 20-yard pass from Johnson (McKnight kick) 14-7UM, 2nd-0:37, Canada 1-yard run (McKnight kick) 14-14UM, 3rd-2:57, Sambrano 80-yard run (McKnight kick) 14-21NUAU, 4th-12:40, Paden 51-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 21-21NAU, 4th-4:45, Myers 40-yard kick 24-21UM, 4th-4:26, Canada 46-yard run (McKinight kick) 24-28

TEAM STATISTICSUM NAU


INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: UM - Canada 17-98-2; Sambrano 1-80-1; Nguyen 12-34-0;Johnson 7-12-0. NAU - Bauman 25-148-1; Dixon 4-5-0; Hess 1-2-0;Grossart 11-(-5)-0.

PASSING: UM - Johnson 15-25-0 216 1 TD. NAU - Grossart 19-27-0 3212 TD.

RECEIVING: UM - Gratton 3-93-0; Moutra 3-15-0; Dennard 3-4-0;Middleton 2-24-0; Carver 2-18-0; Canada 2-8-0; Hardy 1-36-0; Mguyen 1-20-1; Saylor 1-6-0. NAU - Paden 6-167-2; Czyz 6-49-0; Umodu 3-53-0;Dixon 1-19-0; Bauman 1-16-0; Riley 1-13-0; Bueno 1-4-0.

NORTHERN ARIZONA 28, SACRAMENTO STATE 27

GAME 8 - OCT. 29, 2011 - SACRAMENTO, CALIF.

HORNET STADIUM (6,119)

Sophomore running back Zach Bauman rushed for a career-high 246yards and the go-ahead and eventual winning touchdown in the fourthquarter to help NAU to a 27-26 win over Sacramento State at HornetStadium.

The win snapped a three-game losing streak by the Lumberjacks toimprove to 3-5 on the season and 2-4 in Big Sky play. NAU also snappeda three-game losing streak to the Hornets, winning in Sacramento for thefirst time since 2003.

Bauman surpassed the 2,000-yard mark in his career in the contest,moving into seventh on the career rushing chart with 2,087 yards. It wasthe 10th 100-yard rushing game of his career, fourth of the 2011 seasonand second 200-yard game of the season. The 246 yards was the 11th-best single game total in school history.

Bauman scored on a 1-yard run with 8:50 left in the fourth quarter, giv-ing NAU a 27-20 lead. The Hornets marched back down the field on a 8-play, 73 yard drive with 4:53 left but the tying extra-point attempt wasblocked by senior Dan Pela.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Northern Arizona 7 10 3 7 - 27Sacramento State 7 7 6 6 - 26

SCORING SUMMARY

SAC, 1st-12:40, Monson 49-yard interception (Diniz kick) 0-7NAU, 1st-4:48, Bauman 44-yard run (Myers kick) 7-7SAC, 2nd-13:06, McCowan 13-yard pass from Safron (Diniz kick) 7-14NAU, 2nd-7:06, Myers 28-yard field goal 10-14NAU, 2nd-1:08, Paden 24-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 17-14SAC, 3rd-8:43, Reed 24-yard pass from Safron (Diniz kick blocked)17-20NAU, 3rd-3:48, Myers 31-yard field goal 20-20NAU, 4th-8:50, Bauman 1-yard run (Myers kick) 27-20SAC, 4th-4:53, Hillard 1-yard run (Diniz kick blocked) 27-26

TEAM STATISTICS

NAU SAC



RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 38-246-2; Grossart 9-19-0; Williams 1-(-4)-0.SAC - Safron 7-19-0; McCowan 4-18-0; Hillard 9-16-1; Croxdale 2-7-0.

PASSING: NAU - Grossart 16-30-1 167 1 TD. SAC - Edwards 10-24-1 129;Safron 5-7-0 130 2 TD.

RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 6-81-1; Umodu 5-28-0; Walker 3043-0; Rickert1-9-0; Bauman 1-6-0. SAC - Reed 7-140-1; Hendershott 2-32-0; McCowan2-18-1; Carter 1-39-0; Heaslet 1-14-0; Bradnax 1-13-0; Chastain 1-3-0.


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NORTHERN ARIZONA 34, NORTHERN COLORADO 14

GAME 9 - NOV. 5, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.


Zach Bauman tallied 250 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns tolead Northern Arizona to a 34-14 victory over Northern Colorado Saturdayat the Walkup Skydome.

Bauman, who had 246 yards rushing last week at Sacramento State,rushed for 124 yards on 28 carries, scoring the first two touchdowns of thegame. He added 126 yards receiving on five receptions including a 44-yardtouchdown catch from receiver Khalil Paden to complete the scoring forNAU. He has now recorded three games this season of 240 yards or moreof total offense in a game.

Bauman became the first Big Sky player since Weber State's TrevynSmith to record 100 yard rushing and receiving in the same game. Smithhad 119 yards with three touchdowns to go with 120 receiving yards andtwo touchdowns in a win over Idaho State on Nov. 3, 2007. Bauman isbelieve to be the second player in NAU history to accomplish the feat, join-ing David Lang in 1989, who rushed for 189 and had five catches for 112yards against Nevada on Nov. 18, 1989.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Northern Colorado 0 0 0 14 - 26Northern Arizona 7 10 10 7 - 34

SCORING SUMMARY

NAU, 1st-2:39, Bauman 4-yard run (Myers kick) 7-0NAU, 2nd-13:31, Bauman 5-yard run (Myers kick) 14-0NAU, 2nd-3:20, Myers 34-yard field goal 17-0NAU, 3rd-7:51, Umodu 19-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 24-0NAU, 3rd-0:58, Myers 47-yard field goal 27-0NC, 4th-12:06, Walker 15-yard pass from Lobato (Eden kick) 27-7NAU, 4th-11:53, bauman 44-yard pass from Paden (Myers kick) 34-7NC, 4th-2:02, Gunn 14-yard pass from Lobato (Eden kick) 34-14

TEAM STATISTICS

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RUSHING: NC - Burnley 6-23-0; Lobato 10-16-0. NAU - Bauman 28-124-2; Saldana 6-12-0; Grossart 3-6-0; Cartwright 2-4-0.

PASSING: NC Lobato 23-45-0 254 2 TD. NAU - Grossart 18-24-2 264 1TD.

RECEIVING: NC - Walker 9-125-1; Morris 6-65-0; Gunn 3-24-1; Burnely 2-0-0; Holland 1-28-0; Stewart 1-11-0; Stimhill 1-1-0. NAU - Bauman 5-126-1;Paden 5-46-0; Umodu 4-52-1; Dang 3-40-0; Rickert 2-47-0; Walker 2-32-0.

WEBER STATE 34, NORTHERN ARIZONA 31

GAME 10 - NOV. 12, 2011 - OGDEN, UTAH

STEWART STADIUM (7,614)

The Northern Arizona football team scored late and almost came awaywith a road win before Weber State slashed their comeback effort with a34-31 victory in snowy, cold conditions at Stewart Stadium.

Weber State scored the winning touchdown with 26 seconds left, cap-ping a five-play, 61-yard drive that overcame a go-ahead score by theLumberjacks with 1:36 left. The drive was aided by a 24-yard return by C.J.Tucket and pass interference call against NAU, setting the ball in shortrange at the two-yard line.

The Lumberjacks (4-6, 3-5 Big Sky) trailed 19-10 at the half but scored14 unanswered points to take the lead in the third quarter. NAU came outof the locker room strong, scoring on the first drive to pull within two pointsat 19-17. Two drives later, Cary Grossart hit Khalil Paden on a 58-yard playto take the lead, the first of four lead changes in the second half.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Weber State 7 3 14 7 - 31Northern Colorado 6 13 0 15 - 34

SCORING SUMMARY

WSU, 1st-12:34, C.J. Tuckett 16-yard run (Santos kick failed) 0-6NAU, 1st-0:38, Walker 7-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-6WSU, 2nd-11:03, Nakamura 19-yard pass from Hoke (Tuckett rush failed) 7-12NAU, 2nd-1:14, Myers 28-yard field goal 10-12WSU, 2nd-0:23, Tuckett 45-yard run (MCClain kick) 10-19NAU, 3rd-11:21, Bauman 1-yard run (Myers kick) 17-19NAU, 3rd-1:53, Paden 58-yard pass from Gorssart (Myers kick) 24-19WSU, 4th-14:04, Tuckett 1-yard run (Nakamura pass from Hoke) 24-27NAU, 4th-1:36, Bauman 9-yard run (Myers kick) 31-27WSU, 4th-0:26, Hoke 2-yard run (Kealamakia kick) 31-34

TEAM STATISTICS

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RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 30-126-2; Grossart 13-77-0. WSU - Tuckett 27-254-3; Booker 6-27-0; Collins 3-12-0; Tolutau 2-3-0.

PASSING: NAU - Grossart 18-30-0 294 2 TD. WSU - Hoke 11-19-0 178 1TD.

RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 7-152-1; Umodu 6-70-0; Walker 4-59-1. Bauman1-13-0. WSU - Kehano 3-75-0; Nakamura 2-25-1; Tuckett 2-9-0; Shufford 1-32-0; Booker 1-20-0; Taggart 1-9-0; Raught 1-8-0.

UC DAVISNAU Overall, 0-0In Flagstaff, 0-0

In Fargo, 0-0CAL POLY

NAU Overall, 8-0In Flagstaff, 4-0

In Fargo, 4-01935 Away/W 15-121936 Home/W 7-01962 Away/W 21-201994 Home/W 44-211998 Away/W 9-01999 Home/W 55-212002 Away/W 31-242003 Home/W 24-7

EASTERN WASHINGTONNAU Overall, 10-19

In Flagstaff, 6-9In Cheney, 4-10

1982 Home/L 7-141983 Home/W 22-211985 Away/L 0-331986 Home/L 6-281987 Away/W 41-241988 Home/W 34-241989 Away/L 14-201990 Home/W 31-241991 Away/L 29-441992 Home/L 9-151993 Away/L 26-381994 Home/W 35-211995 Away/W 30-161996 Away/W 13-101997 Home/L 14-311998 Away/L 17-211999 Home/L 10-142000 Away/L 9-272001 Home/W 42-332002 Away/L 29-412003 Home/W 54-312004 Away/L 14-452005 Home/L 14-422006 Away/W 34-262007 Home/L 24-522008 Away/L 13-282009 Home/L 45-492010 Away/L 14-212011 Home/L 28-36

IDAHO STATENAU Overall, 30-17-1^

In Flagstaff, 17-3-1In Pocatello, 13-14^

1951 Away/L 20-341954 Away/L 7-461959 Home/W 16-71960 Away/L 10-301961 Home/L 0-271962 Away/W 35-261963 Home/L 2-131964 Away/W 28-211965 Home/T 0-01966 Away/W 14-131973 Away/W 36-71974 Home/W 20-151975 Away/L 7-171976 Home/W 34-71977 Away/W 28-71978 Home/W 34-141979 Away/W 6-31980 Home/W 38-131981 Away/L 6-311982 Home/W 18-161983 Away/L 24-421984 Home/L 15-291985 Away/L 3-341986 Home/W 31-171987 Away/W 32-231988 Home/W 27-71989 Away/L 20-241990 Home/W 35-321991 Away/L 14-451992 Home/W 27-121993 Away/W 32-151994 Home/W 41-191995 Away/W 42-141996 Home/W(ot) 50-381997 Away/L 24-411998 Home/W 30-71999 Away/W 43-28*2000 Away/L 21-282001 Home/W 51-262002 Away/L 20-462003 Home/W 46-312004 Away/L 17-242005 Home/W 42-282006 Away/W 33-272007 Home/W 45-242008 Away/W 52-302009 Home/W 40-122010 Away/W 32-7

MONTANANAU Overall, 11-33In Flagstaff, 7-14In Missoula, 4-19

1966 Home/W 34-8 1967 Away/L 7-101968 Home/W 18-01969 Away/L 7-521970 Home/L 0-201972 Away/L 10-401973 Home/W 14-101974 Away/L 0-27

1975 Home/L 22-281976 Away/W 23-211977 Home/W 25-241978 Away/W 21-61979 Home/W 26-131980 Away/L 21-311981 Home/L 23-291982 Away/L 35-361983 Home/L 17-211984 Away/W 24-181985 Home/L 31-321986 Away/W 34-281987 Home/W 24-171988 Away/L(2ot) 26-331989 Home/L 14-381990 Away/L 14-481991 Home/L 27-341992 Away/L 27-281993 Home/L 23-381994 Away/L 24-351995 Home/L 21-241996 Away/L 32-481997 Home/W 27-241998 Away/L 20-331999 Home/L 23-422000 Away/L 7-172001 Home/L 27-382002 Away/L 24-382003 Home/L 21-592004 Away/L 22-342005 Home/L 0-232006 Away/L 21-242007 Home/L 16-212008 Away/L 10-452009 Home/W(ot) 34-412010 Away/L 21-242011 Home/L 24-28

MONTANA STATENAU Overall, 24-21În Flagstaff, 15-6În Bozeman, 9-15

1962 Home/L 6-271963 Away/L 7-281968 Away/L 15-201969 Home/W 35-01970 Away/L 8-281971 Home/W 25-161972 Away/L 9-231973 Home/L 0-451974 Away/L 21-441975 Home/L 17-311976 Away/L 0-331977 Home/W 28-211978 Away/W 43-221979 Home/L 7-101980 Away/W 27-241981 Home/W 20-141982 Away/L 19-321983 Home/W 33-161984 Away/L 3-411985 Home/W 27-241986 Away/L 19-271987 Home/W 54-211988 Away/W 28-171989 Home/W 35-311990 Away/L 37-701991 Home/W 27-161992 Away/W 13-91993 Home/W 23-201994 Away/W 47-301995 Home/W 37-01996 Away/W 49-181997 Home/W 14-131998 Away/L 25-321999 Home/W 49-20*2000 Home/W 32-92001 Away/W 35-282002 Home/W 20-172003 Away/L 17-212004 Home/L 14-602005 Away/L 22-292006 Home/L 32-392007 Away/W 29-142008 Home/L 23-252009 Away/W 23-102010 Home/W 34-72011 Away/L 24-41

NORTHERN COLORADONAU Overall, 6-0In Flagstaff, 3-0In Greeley, 3-0

2006 Away/W 54-32007 Home/W 34-142008 Away/W 25-222009 Home/W 35-272010 Away/W 21-142011 Home/W 34-14

NORTH DAKOTANAU Overall, 2-0In Flagstaff, 1-0

In Fargo, 1-01967 Home/W 39-101985 Home/W 41-0

PORTLAND STATENAU Overall, 14-5In Flagstaff, 8-2In Portland, 6-3

1978 Home/W 42-141979 Away/W 22-211981 Away/W 34-101996 Away/W 38-241997 Home/W 56-211998 Away/W 23-13

1999 Home/W 40-242000 Home/L 10-422001 Away/L 30-332002 Home/W 14-102003 Away/W 23-02004 Home/W 21-202005 Away/L 0-452006 Home/L 26-342007 Away/W 44-432008 Home/W 37-172009 Away/W 44-232010 Home/W 62-142011 Away/L 29-31

SACRAMENTO STATENAU Overall, 10-7In Flagstaff, 5-4

In Sacramento, 5-31995 Home/W 62-71996 Home/W 51-321997 Away/W 48-251998 Home/L 21-381999 Away/W(3ot) 51-492000 Home/L 24-282001 Away/W 50-402002 Home/L 21-242003 Away/W 24-212004 Home/W 26-02005 Away/L 24-382006 Home/W 39-222007 Away/L 9-382008 Home/W 42-102009 Away/L 24-272010 Home/L 10-402011 Away/W 27-26

SOUTHERN UTAHNAU Overall, 11-5^

In Flagstaff, 7-4In Cedar City, 4-1

1963 Away, W 25-7^1982 Home/W 36-151983 Home/W 53-31986 Home/L 17-271988 Home/W 55-131992 Home/L 17-201993 Away/W 31-271994 Home/W 59-211996 Home/W 43-132000 Home/L 23-272001 Away/W 42-122005 Home/W 27-72008 Away/W 19-142009 Home/W 42-392010 Away/W 26-232011 Home/L 24-27

WEBER STATENAU Overall, 22-26^

In Flagstaff, 16-8In Ogden, 6-18^

1964 Home/W 41-61965 Away/L 14-211966 Home/L 14-321967 Away/L 28-291968 Home/L 14-211969 Away/W 21-191970 Home/L 6-381971 Away/L 7-231972 Home/L 7-281973 Away/L 13-251974 Home/W 21-201975 Away/L 8-191976 Home/W 30-181977 Away/W 36-101978 Home/W 10-01979 Away/L 10-341980 Home/W 32-71981 Away/L (ot) 23-241982 Home/W 35-281983 Away/L 13-261984 Home/W 42-211985 Away/L 10-371986 Home/W 45-241987 Away/L 17-301988 Home/W 27-211989 Away/W 20-171990 Home/W 38-351991 Away/L 38-431992 Home/L 19-251993 Away/L 28-671994 Home/W 24-201995 Away/L 14-201996 Home/W 59-451997 Away/L 23-361998 Home/W 20-171999 Away/W 36-19*2000 Home/L 10-122001 Away/W 42-322002 Home/W 26-212003 Away/W 48-292004 Home/W 55-272005 Away/L 23-312006 Home/W 42-172007 Away/W 29-202008 Home/L 14-422009 Away/L 9-272010 Home/L 26-272011 Away/L 31-34

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SOUTHERN UTAH 27, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24

GAME 11 - NOV. 19 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.


The Northern Arizona football team lost its season finale to SouthernUtah 27-24 at the Walkup Skydome.

The Lumberjacks led 17-3 late in the second quarter but gave up 24unanswered points before making a late comeback but it was too late.

NAU (4-7) jumped out to a 14-0 lead with two scoring drives in the open-ing quarter behind 109 rushing yards by Zach Bauman, including a 64-yardrun that resulted in the second score. The teams exchanged field goalsbefore the Thunderbirds scored just before the half to cut the lead to 17-10at halftime.

Southern Utah scored the only points of the third quarter to tie the gameon 1-yard run by Henna Brown. The Lumberjacks missed two scoringopportunities in the quarter with a red zone fumble and missed 30-yard fieldgoal.

HOW THEY SCORED

1 2 3 4 Total

Southern Utah 0 10 7 10 - 27Northern Arizona 14 3 0 7 - 24

SCORING SUMMARY

NAU, 1st-6:52, Bauman 20-yard run (Myers kick) 7-0NAU, 1st-1:24, Bauman 64-yard run (Myers) 14-0SUU, 2nd-10:23, Cook 23-yard field goal 14-3NAU, 2nd-3:11, Myers 23-yard field goal 17-3SUU, 2nd-0:35, Ursula 27-yard pass from Sorensen 17-10SUU, 3rd-1:12, Brown 1-yard run (Cook kick) 17-17SUU, 4th-13:17, Aiono 60-yard pass from Sorensen 17-24SUU, 4th-06:46, Cook 32-yard field goal 17-27NAU, 4th0-3:01, Umodu 11-yard pass from Grossart 24-27

TEAM STATISTICS

NAU SUU

First Downs 20 23Rushes-Yards 28-162 34-86Net Pass Yards 217 389Comp-Att-Int 22-34-0 29-41-1Plays-Total Yards 62-379 75-475Fumbles-Lost 212 1-0Penalties-Yards 1-10 7-87Punts-Average 5-47.6 4-55.2Possession Time 27:15 32:40Third-down Conversions 5 of 11 9 of 16Fourth-down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0Sacks By-Yards 3-23 4-14


RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 19-157-2; Grossart 8-13-0; Paden 1-(-8)-0.SUU - Minefee 22-96-0; Brown 3-4-0; Sorensen 7-(-10)-0.

PASSING: NAU - Grossart 21-33-0 187 1 TD. SUU - Sorenesen 29-41-1389 2 TD.

RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 9-55-0; Rickert 3-49-0; Umodu 3-42-1; Bauman5-31-0; Grossart 1-30-0; Walker 1-10-0. SUU - Ursula 9-135-1; Ajono 3-73-1; Moala 4-69-0; Brown 4-44-0; Measom 3-42-0; Perdersen 3-17-0; Minefee2-6-0; Brown 1-3-0.

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Big Sky All-Time Series


A new era in the Big Sky Conferencebegins in 2012-13 as the league enters its50th year of athletic competition, and its25th sponsoring women’s collegiate athlet-ics.

The Division I Big Sky Conference wel-comes the University of North Dakota andSouthern Utah University into the fold asfull members. Cal Poly and UC Davis jointhe league as affiliate members in football,where the league competes at theChampionship Subdivision level (formerly I-AA).

The additions of North Dakota andSouthern Utah give the stable Big Sky 11full institutions and 13 football members.The current lineup includes four of the sixcharter members: Idaho State University,The University of Montana, Montana StateUniversity and Weber State. NorthernArizona enters its 43rd season in the BigSky, giving the conference five memberswith at least 40 years of continuous mem-bership.

Eastern Washington Universityjoined the Big Sky Conference in 1987,followed by Portland State University andSacramento State in 1996. The Big Skybecame a nine-team league in 2006 withthe addition of the University of NorthernColorado.

The league has become one of thestrongest Division I conferences in theWest and is a national leader in theFootball Championship Subdivision. Sixtimes, Big Sky teams have won theDivision I National Championship, includ-ing Eastern Washington in 2010. A BigSky team has played for the nationalchampionship in three of the past fourseasons.

The Big Sky Conference was estab-lished in 1963 by six charter members –Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana,Montana State and Weber State. Thosesix schools formed the foundation of theBig Sky before the league expanded in1970 by adding Boise State and NorthernArizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979and was replaced by Nevada, whichgave the league eight members. Theconference grew to nine schools in 1987

with the addition of EasternWashington.

The 1990s saw changein the makeup of theleague, beginning in 1992when Nevada departedand put the Big Sky back ateight teams. In 1996 BoiseState and Idaho left and atthe same time the confer-ence added Portland State,Sacramento State and CalState Northridge. The BigSky maintained nine teamsfor five years before CalState Northridge departed

in the spring of 2001.The Big Sky now includes nine states

spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the RedRiver Valley of North Dakota. The league isrepresented along the entire west coastwith institutions in Washington, Oregon andCalifornia. League schools also range upand down the Rocky Mountains with institu-tions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona andColorado.

On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Skywas adopted by the six presidents of thecharter members as the name of the newconference. The name Big Sky originatedin a novel written by the late A.B. (Bud)Guthrie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947 enti-tled “The Big Sky.” Jack Hollowell, a formerMontana advertising director, promoted theBig Sky theme for the Treasure State. Whileon a track and field trip from Pocatello,Idaho, to Missoula, Mont., legendary DubbyHolt of Idaho State saw a “Welcome to Big

Sky Country” sign as his team enteredMontana. Holt, and his athletes thought“Big Sky” would be a perfect name for thenew conference. Harry Missildine of theSpokane Spokesman-Review called for thenewly formed league to be named the BigSky Conference in his column dated Feb.20, 1963.

The Big Sky sponsors championshipsin 15 sports, including men’s and women’scross country, indoor and outdoor track andfield, basketball and tennis. In addition,there are also championships in football,and women’s volleyball, golf and soccer.This upcoming spring, the Big Sky willsponsor a softball championship for the firsttime.

In 1988-89, the Big Sky Conferencefirst began sponsoring women’s sports. Theformer Mountain West Conference existedfrom 1982-88, sponsoring championshipsfor women’s sports at the same institutionsthe Big Sky had men’s programs. The BigSky merged with the Mountain West in1988, forming one league for both men andwomen.

Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissionerof the Big Sky Conference, is in his 18thyear at the helm. Fullerton took over the BigSky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtimecommissioner Ron Stephenson, whopassed away in 2011. Stephenson servedthe league for 14 years. Steve Belko wasthe commissioner from 1977-81, whileJohn Roning held the post from 1971-77.The first league commissioner was JackFriel, who served from 1963-71.

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Thursday, Aug. 30

Northern Colorado at Utah ..................5:15Sacramento State at New Mexico St. 6:05Southern Utah at Utah State ..............6:05Azusa Pacific at UC Davis ..................6:05Eastern Washington at Idaho..............6:05Chadron State at Montana State ........7:05South Dakota Mines at North Dakota 7:05Northern Arizona at Arizona State ..7:35

Saturday, Sept. 1

Idaho State at Air Force ....................12:05South Dakota at Montana ..................1:35San Diego at Cal Poly ........................4:05Carroll College at Portland State........ 5:05Weber State at Fresno State ..............7:05

Saturday, Sept. 8

E. Washington at Washington St.......12:05 Southern Utah at Cal ........................12:05Sacramento State at Colorado............1:05Weber State at Brigham Young ..........1:05Colorado Mesa at Northern Colorado 1:35Black Hills State at Idaho State ..........4:05UC Davis at San Jose State ..............5:05Montana State at Drake ......................6:05Portland State at North Dakota (NC) ..6:05Montana at Appalachian State ............6:35Northern Arizona at UNLV................7:00

Saturday, Sept. 15

Portland State at Washington..............1:05Stephen F. Austin at Montana State ..1:35Liberty at Montana ............................1:35UC Davis at South Dakota State ........2:05Northern Colo. at Sac. St. (NC) ..........2:05Fort Lewis at Northern Arizona ......4:05

Cal Poly at Wyoming ..........................4:05North Dakota at San Diego State........5:05McNeese State at Weber State ..........6:05New Mexico Highlands at Sou. Utah 6:05

Saturday, Sept. 22

*Northern Arizona at Montana ........1:35

*Northern Colorado at Montana State 2:05*Southern Utah at Portland State........5:05*UC Davis at Cal Poly ........................6:05*North Dakota at Sacramento State....6:05*Eastern Washington at Weber State..6:05Idaho State at Nebraska ....................TBA

Saturday, Sept. 29

*Sacramento State at Idaho State ......1:35*Montana State at Southern Utah ......2:05*Portland State at Northern Arizona....2:05

*Montana at Eastern Washington ......4:05*Cal Poly at North Dakota ..................6:05*Weber State at UC Davis ..................6:05

Friday, Oct. 5

*Cal Poly at Weber State ..................6:05

Saturday, Oct. 6

*Montana at Northern Colorado ........1:35*Montana State at UC Davis ..............4:05*Idaho State at Portland State ............5:05*North Dakota at Eastern Washington 5:05*Sacramento State at Southern Utah..6:05

Saturday, Oct. 13

*E. Washington at Montana State ......1:35*Southern Utah at Montana ................1:35*Northern Arizona at North Dakota 3:05

*UC Davis at Idaho State ....................4:05*Weber State at Sacramento State ....6:05*Northern Colorado at Cal Poly ..........6:05

Saturday, Oct. 20

*Weber State at Southern Utah ..........1:05*Idaho State at Northern Colorado......1:35*Montana at North Dakota ..................2:35*UC Davis at Northern Arizona ........4:05

*Sacramento State at E. Washington..4:05*Portland State at Cal Poly ................ 6:05

Saturday, Oct. 27

*E. Washington at Southern Utah ......1:05*Northern Arizona at Northern Colo.1:35

*Idaho State at Montana .................... 1:35*North Dakota at Montana State ........2:05*Portland State at UC Davis................2:05*Cal Poly at Sacramento State............6:05

Saturday, Nov. 3

*Northern Colorado at Portland State 1:05*Southern Utah at North Dakota ........1:05*Montana at Weber State ....................1:35Cal Poly at Eastern Washington (NC) 1:35*Montana State at Sacramento State ..4:05*Northern Arizona at Idaho State ....4:05

Saturday, Nov. 10

*UC Davis at Eastern Washington ......1:35*Portland State at Montana State ........1:35*Northern Colorado at Weber State ....1:35*Southern Utah at Northern Arizona ........4:05

*Idaho State at Cal Poly ......................6:05

Saturday, Nov. 17

*North Dakota at Northern Colorado 12:05*Eastern Washington at Portland State1:05*Montana State at Montana ................1:35*Cal Poly at Northern Arizona ........ 4:05

*Weber State at Idaho State .............. 4:05*Sacramento State at UC Davis..........TBA

Division I Playoffs

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All-Time Series RecordsLast First

Opponent ..........................W-L-T Stk. Meeting Meeting

Abilene Christian (Texas) ..2-0-0 W 2 1995 (W, 62-0) 1989

Adams State (Colo.) ..........6-3-0 W 4 2005 (W, 52-13) 1935

Akron ..................................0-2-0 L 2 1991 (L, 14-49) 1989

Angelo State (Texas) ..........1-0-0 W 1 1986 (W, 24-13) 1986

Appalachian State ..............0-1-0 L 1 2007 (L, 21-34) 2007

Arizona................................1-11-0 L 9 2011 (L, 10-41) 1931

Arizona State ....................14-20-4 L 8 2010 (L, 20-41) 1915

Augustana (S.D.) ................1-0-0 W 1 1977 (W, 31-30) 1977

Boise State ........................6-19-0 W 1 1995 (W, 32-13) 1971

Brigham Young ..................0-2-0 L 2 1939 (L, 0-25) 1938

Cal Poly Pomona................10-6-2 L 1 1981 (L, 33-35) 1935

Cal Poly ............................7-0-0 W 7 2003 (W, 24-7) 1935

Cal State Chico ..................2-0-0 W 2 1959 (W, 26-12) 1958

Cal State Fullerton..............2-4-0 L 4 1985 (L, 8-22) 1974

Cal State Los Angeles ........2-0-0 W 2 1970 (W, 33-0) 1969

Cal State Northridge ..........11-4-0^ W 2 2000 (W, 49-26) 1968

California Tech....................5-2-0 W 1 1952 (W, 20-7) 1931

Central Missouri State ........1-0-0 W 1 1966 (W, 34-16) 1966

Chadron State (Neb.)..........1-0-0 W 1 2000 (L, 24-32) 2000

Dixie College ......................1-0-0 W 1 2006 (W, 66-14) 2006

Drake ..................................0-4-0 L 4 1974 (L, 16-34) 1968

East Central (Okla.) ............0-1-0 L 1 1967 (L, 7-13) 1967

Eastern Montana ................1-1-0 W 1 1977 (W, 70-0) 1975

Eastern New Mexico ..........10-7-0 W 1 1991 (W, 22-15) 1941

Eastern Washington ........10-19-0 L 5 2011 (L, 28-36) 1982

Florida Atlantic ....................0-1-0 L 1 2003 (L, 25-48) 2003

Fort Hays State (Kan.)........0-1-0 L 1 1938 (L, 19-20) 1938

Fort Lewis (Colo.) ............2-0-0 W 2 2011 (W, 58-13) 1965

Fresno State ......................1-7-2 L 4 1983 (L, 22-30) 1931

Furman ..............................0-1-0 L 1 1996 (L, 31-42) 1996

Georgia Southern ..............0-1-0^ L 1 1999 (L, 29-72) 1999

Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 1-0-0 W 1 1958 (W, 41-12) 1958

Hawai’i ................................0-1-0 L 1 1972 (L, 13-20) 1972

Hiram-Scott (Neb.)..............1-0-0 W 1 1968 (W, 37-7) 1968

Idaho ..................................4-16-0 L 9 1995 (L, 14-17) 1975

Idaho State ........................31-17-1^ W 7 2011 (W, 20-3) 1951

Jacksonville State ..............0-1-0 L 1 1977 (L, 0-35) 1977

La Verne (Calif.) ................8-2-0 W 2 1958 (W, 47-0) 1937

Long Beach State ..............3-3-0 L 1 1969 (L, 15-23) 1956

Louisiana Tech....................0-2-0 L 2 1973 (L, 7-37) 1972

Loyola Marymount ..............1-2-1 W 1 1929 (W, 13-0) 1926

McMurry (Texas) ................1-1-0 L 1 1959 (L, 7-55) 1958

McNeese State ..................1-0-0 W 1 2003 (W, 35-3) 2003

Minnesota-Duluth................2-0-0 W 2 1997 (W, 40-6) 1992

Mississippi ..........................0-1-0 L 1 2009 (L (14-38) 2009

Montana ............................11-34-0 L 14 2011 (L, 24-28) 1966

Montana State ..................24-22-0^ L 1 2011 (W, 24-41) 1962

Montezuma Baptist (N.M.)..2-0-0 W 2 1927 (W, 6-0) 1926

National University (Mex.) ..1-0-0 W 1 1960 (W, 34-26) 1960

Nebraska-Omaha ..............4-0-0 W 4 1977 (W, 37-21) 1967

Nevada ..............................3-15-1 L 9 1994 (L, 27-30) 1938

Nevada-Las Vegas ............2-5-0 L 2 1992 (L, 7-40) 1971

New Mexico ........................3-24-0 L 19 2000 (L, 28-35) 1927

New Mexico Highlands ......15-5-2 W 4 2008 (W, 68-10) 1937

New Mexico Mines ............1-0-0 W 1 1930 (W, 71-0) 1930

New Mexico State ..............7-17-1 L 9 1982 (L, 32-34) 1930

Nicholls State......................1-1-0 W 1 1990 (W, 34-41) 1988

Northern Colorado............10-2-0 W 9 2011 (W, 34-14) 1964

North Dakota ....................2-0-0 W 2 1985 (W, 41-0) 1967

North Dakota State ............3-5-0 W 1 1981 (W, 23-17) 1971

North Texas ........................1-0-0 W 1 1993 (W, 24-23) 1993

Northeastern ......................1-0-0 W 1 1992 (W, 21-14) 1992

Northeastern Oklahoma ....0-1-0 L 1 1958 (L, 13-19) 1958

Northern Illinois ..................1-0-0 W 1 1968 (W, 43-14) 1968

Northern Iowa ....................1-3-0 L 3 2005 (L, 17-41) 1988

Occidental (Calif.) ..............0-0-1 T 1 1935 (T, 0-0) 1935

Oregon State ......................0-1-0 L 1 2001 (L, 10-45) 2001

Pacific ................................0-2-0 L 2 1984 (L, 28-38) 1983

Panhandle State (Okla.) ....6-3-0 W 5 1960 (W, 14-13) 1938

Pepperdine ........................0-6-0 L 6 1956 (L, 12-14) 1947

Portland State ..................14-5-0 L 1 2011 (L, 29-31) 1978

Redlands (Calif.) ................10-2-1 W 5 1961 (W, 13-10) 1928

Sacramento State ............10-7-0 W 1 2011 (W, 27-26) 1995

Saint Mary’s (Calif.) ............2-0-0 W 2 2003 (W, 44-3) 2002

Sam Houston State ............2-1-0 W 2 2003 (W, 34-18) 2001

San Diego ..........................2-0-1 T 1 1960 (T, 14-14) 1956

San Diego State..................0-2-0 L 2 1966 (L, 8-16) 1965

San Francisco State ..........1-0-0 W 1 1972 (W, 31-10) 1972

San Jose State ..................0-2-0 L 2 1938 (L, 12-34) 1937

Santa Clara ........................0-2-0 L 2 1964 (L, 18-28) 1961

Sonoma State (Calif.) ........1-0-0 W 1 1987 (W, 55-6) 1987

South Dakota State ............1-0-0 W 1 1985 (W, 24-20) 1985

Southern Oregon ................1-0-0 W 1 1971 (W, 2-0) 1971

Southern Utah ..................11-4-0 L 1 2011 (L, 24-27) 1981

Southwest Texas ................3-0-0 W 3 1999 (W, 29-26) 1986

Stephen F. Austin................1-1-0 L 1 2004 (L, 17-24) 2001

St. Cloud State (Minn.) ......1-0-0 W 1 1997 (W, 33-10) 1997

Texas A&I............................1-1-0 L 1 1981 (L, 3-26) 1980

Texas-Arlington ..................0-2-0 L 2 1965 (L, 6-27) 1964

Texas-El Paso ....................0-5-1 L 5 1947 (L, 0-40) 1936

Texas Lutheran ..................1-0-0 W 1 1973 (W, 28-14) 1973

Texas Tech..........................0-2-0 L 2 1939 (L, 0-54) 1937

Trinity (Texas) ....................0-2-0 L 2 1972 (L, 22-37) 1971

Tulsa ..................................1-0-0 W 1 1987 (W, 24-20) 1987

UC Riverside ......................2-0-0 W 2 1975 (W, 34-30) 1956

UC Santa Barbara ..............1-1-0 L 1 1936 (L, 7-13) 1928

U.S. International (Calif.) ....1-0-0 W 1 1976 (W, 20-0) 1976

Utah ....................................0-1-0 L 1 2006 (L, 7-45) 2006

Valparaiso ..........................1-0-0 W 1 1993 (W, 55-13) 1993

Weber State........................22-26-0^ L 4 2011 (L, 31-34) 1964

West Texas State................1-9-0 W 1 1969 (W, 21-20) 1940

Western Illinois ..................1-0-0 W 1 1967 (W, 34-0) 1967

Western New Mexico..........16-6-1 W 4 2010 (W, 48-0) 1939

Western State (Colo.) ........8-3-0 W 4 1998 (W, 28-9) 1934

Westminister (Utah) ............1-0-0 W 1 1956 (W, 29-0) 1956

Whittier (Calif.)....................4-13-1 W 1 1967 (W, 46-29) 1930

Whitworth (Wash.) ..............1-0-0 W 1 1969 (W, 61-0) 1969

Wichita State ......................0-1-0 L 1 1947 (L, 7-55) 1947

Willamette (Ore.) ................1-0-0 W 1 1958 (W, 7-0) 1958

NOTE: Four-year colleges only; 2012 opponents in BOLD;

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RUSHING YARDS (200-PLUS)1. 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 19732. 316 - Chris Thornton vs. W. Illinois, 19673. 306 - Jim Sims vs. W. New Mexico, 19644. 289 - Archie Amerson vs. Portland St., 19965. 281 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 19966. 270 - Marcus King vs. Portland St., 20017. 265 - Alex Henderson at E. Washington, 20068. 261 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978 9. 250 - Allan Clark vs. Boise St., 1978 10. 248 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 200111. 246 - Allan Clark vs. Idaho St., 1978

246 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 201113. 229 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979 14. 221 - Archie Amerson vs. S. Utah, 199615. 219 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland St, 201016. 211 - Archie Amerson vs. Sacramento,199617. 210 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 197418. 208 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 197319. 206 - Archie Amerson vs. Furman, 1996

206 - Bill Tate vs. New Mexico St., 197021. 205 - Archie Amerson vs. Montana St., 199622. 200 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 1997

CARRIES1. 46 - Marcus King vs. Port. St., 20012. 39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St.,1996

39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 19744. 38 - Len Raney vs. North Texas, 1993

38 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 20116. 36 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 20017. 34 - Alex Henderson at Ole Miss, 2009

34 - Deonte Williams vs. N. Colorado, 200834 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 199734 - Archie Amerson vs. Mont. St., 1996 34 - Archie Amerson vs. E. Wash., 199634 - Levon Worley vs. Weber St., 198834 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978

14. 33 - Bob Fowler vs. Idaho St., 197615. 32 - Alex Henderson vs. Sou. Utah, 2010

32 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 199632 - Archie Amerson vs. N. Mexico, 199632 - Allan Clark vs. Weber St., 197832 - Carl Golden vs. Weber St., 197632 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 197332 - Jim Smith vs. Montana St., 197332 - Jim Smith vs. Idaho St., 1973

PASSING YARDS (300-PLUS)1. 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 20092. 474 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 19963. 452 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 19974. 445 - Michael Herrick vs. Montana, 20095. 438 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 19976. 431 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 20037. 424 - John Bonds vs. Nicholls St., 19908. 420 - John Bonds vs. Montana St., 1990

420 - Greg Wyatt vs. Nevada, 198910. 409 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana St., 199411. 401 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 199912. 398 - Jeff Lewis vs. Cal Poly, 199413. 391 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 198814. 388 - Michael Herrick at Mont. St., 200915. 386 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 199016. 384 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sacramento St., 200617. 383 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento St., 199618. 382 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 199919. 381 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 199820. 381 - Jason Murrietta at N. Colorado, 200621. 376 - Michael Herrick at Sac. St., 200922. 372 - Jason Murrietta vs. N. Iowa, 200423. 371 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 1996

371 - Travis Brown vs. Montana St., 199925. 370 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 198426. 368 - Bob Stewart vs. Weber St., 196927. 366 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 199728. 363 - John Bonds vs. Idaho, 199129. 360 - Jason Murrietta vs. E. Wash., 200330. 357 - Travis Brown vs. Portland St., 199731. 355 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1995

355 - Cary Grossart vs. E. Washington, 201133. 352 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1993

352 - Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 198635. 347 - Jason Murrietta at Sac, 200536. 346 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1996

37. 343 - Clint Womack vs. S. Htn. St, 2002343 - Jeff Lewis vs. E. Washington, 1995

39. 342 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 199640. 342 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 200641. 340 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 200342. 339 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 199443. 338 - Preston Parsons vs. SHSU, 2001

338 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 199945. 337 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 199746. 335 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 1986

335 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 198348. 334 - Travis Brown vs. Ga. South., 1999

334 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 1994334 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1989334 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1984

52. 338 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 200453. 330 - John Bonds vs. E. Washington, 199154. 325 - P. Parsons vs. Chad. St., 200055. 324 - Travis Brown vs. Minn.-Duluth, 1997

324 - Travis Brown vs. Northridge, 1996324 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 1983

58. 322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1991322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1990322 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1988

60. 321 - Cary Grossart vs. Montana, 201161. 317 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1991

317 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas St., 198663. 313 - Craig Austin vs. Montana, 198564. 312 - Greg Wyatt vs. Weber St., 198665. 310 - Michael Herrick vs. Weber State, 2010

310 - Jeff Lewis vs. Nevada, 1994310 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1989

68. 307 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1994307 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986307 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1999

71. 306 - Michael Herrick vs. Sou. Utah, 200972. 304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho St., 1989

304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 198874. 301 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2006

PASS ATTEMPTS1. 67 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 20042. 65 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 20102. 65 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996

65 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 19844. 64 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 19995. 60 - Greg Wyatt vs. Akron, 19896. 59 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 19837. 58 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998

58 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 199758 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 199458 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986

11. 57 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 1990

PASS COMPLETIONS1. 47 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 20102. 42 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 19963. 41 - Jason Murrietta at Montana., 20044. 39 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1987

39 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 19996. 38 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 19847. 37 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 19848. 34 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2008

34 - Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 198434 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 198634 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas, 1986

12. 33 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 199813. 33 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 200314. 32 - Greg Wyatt vs. Tulsa, 1987

32 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 199432 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 200632 - Michael Herrick vs. Mont. St., 2010

INTERCEPTIONS1. 5 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997

5 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 19945 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990

4. 4 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 20044 - Travis Brown vs. St. Cloud St., 19974 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 19974 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 19914 - John Bonds vs. Montana St., 19914 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 19904 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 19884 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986

4 - Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 19864 - Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 19834 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 19834 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1983

RECEIVING YARDS (150-PLUS)1. 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 19692. 236 - T. Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 19773. 214 - Alex Watson at Arizona State, 20064. 204 - Francis St. Paul vs. SW Texas, 19985. 200 - Rod Alexander vs. Cal Poly, 19946. 197 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Idaho St., 19967. 194 - Ed Berry vs. E. Washington, 20098. 192 - Clarence Moore vs. Sac St., 2002

192 - Charlie Brown vs. Weber St., 196910. 191 - Shawn Collins vs. Weber St., 198611. 190 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho, 198212. 189 - Charlie Brown vs. Montana St., 196913. 184 - Rod Alexander vs. Idaho, 199314. 182 - Ed Berry at Montana State, 200915. 176 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Portland St., 199716. 172 - Jerry Davis vs. Montana, 1985

172 - Shawn Collins vs. Montana St., 198818. 166 - Jerry Avery vs. Montana St., 199019. 164 - Joe Taylor vs. Idaho St., 1980

164 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho St., 198321. 161 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sac St., 200322. 159 - Clarence Moore vs. Mont. St., 200323. 159 - Alex Watson vs. Dixie State, 200624. 158 - Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 200525. 156 - Julian Howard vs. Idaho St., 198926. 155 - Shawn Collins vs. Nicholls St., 1988

155 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman vs. PSU, 201028. 154 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Montana, 1996

154 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 199530. 153 - Sandy Sledge vs. Montana, 198831. 153 - Clarence Moore vs. SHSU, 200132. 152 - Sidney Smith vs. Chad. St., 200033. 150 - Alex Watson vs. Sacramento St, 2006

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS1. 140 - K.J. Gerard vs.Weber State, 20042. 99 - Troy Campbell vs. Idaho St., 19963. 97 - S. Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 19914. 95 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach St., 19565. 86 - Ray Smith vs. Montana St., 19786. 85 - Joe Walker vs. Portland St., 19787. 82 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 19848. 80 - R. Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958

80 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 199910. 79 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 199911. 78 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 1996

MISCELLANEOUS

Most Rushing Touchdowns7 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCSrecord)Most Passing Touchdowns7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996Highest Completion Percentage94.7 (18-19) - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995Most Receptions14-Johnny Marshall vs. Sm. Hstn. St., 200213-Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 200513-Alex Watson vs. Portland State, 200613-Francis St. Paul vs. Sacramento St., 199913-Gibbobs St. Paul vs. Portland State, 1997Most TD Receptions5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 1995Most Points Scored42 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCSrecord)Most Field Goals8 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986Most Punt-return Yards216 - Ricky Pearsall vs. W. New Mexico, 1996(FCS record)Most Interceptions3 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 1999

3 - George Duarte vs. Mont. St., 19853 - George Duarte vs. E. Wash., 19853 - Albert Circosta vs. L. Bch St., 19663 - Fritz Kreuzer vs. Adams St., 1965

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RUSHING YARDS1. 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 1,474 - Marcus King, 20003. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 20114. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 19785. 1,287 - Marcus King, 20016. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 19737. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 20098. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 9. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003*10. 1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 11. 1,085 - Lavon Worley, 198812. 1,084 - Willard Reaves, 197913. 1,059 - Zach Bauman, 201014. 1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 199915. 1,014 - Alex Henderson, 2006

YARDS PER CARRY1. 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 19772. 6.3 - Lionel Scott, 20073. 6.2 - Archie Amerson, 1996

6.2 - Gerald Robinson, 19915. 6.1 - Allan Clark, 19786. 5.9 - Alex Henderson, 20077. 5.8 - Archie Amerson, 1995 8. 5.7 - Marcus King, 2001

5.7 - Ronney Jenkins, 19995.7 - Rusty Summers, 1981

CARRIES1. 333 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 276 - Roger Robinson, 2003*3. 271 - Zach Bauman, 20114. 269 - Marcus King, 20005. 253 - Alex Henderson, 20096. 243 - Jim Smith, 19737. 237 - Zach Bauman, 20108. 231 - Lavon Worley, 19889. 229 - Kino Carson, 199710. 224 - Marcus King, 2001

224 - Allan Clark, 1978

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS1. 25 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 15 - Zach Bauman, 20113. 14 - Zach Bauman, 20104. 13 - Marcus King, 20005. 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009

12 - Deonte Williams, 200812 - Archie Amerson, 1995

8. 11 - Jim Smith, 197311 - Willard Reaves, 1979

10. 10 - Brian Bingham, 200110 - Carl Golden, 1977

12. 9 - David Estrada, 19639 - Allan Clark, 19789 - Len Raney, 19939 - Kino Carson, 1997

PASSING YARDS1. 3,472 - Jason Murrietta, 2003*2. 3,398 - Travis Brown, 19963. 3,395 - Travis Brown, 1997 4. 3,356 - Michael Herrick, 20095. 3,355 - Jeff Lewis, 19946. 3,057 - Travis Brown, 19997. 3,039 - John Bonds, 19908. 3,002 - Greg Wyatt, 19879. 2,862 - Greg Wyatt, 19869. 2,827 - Jason Murrietta, 200610. 2,745 - Cary Grossart, 201110. 2,683 - Greg Wyatt, 1989

TOTAL OFFENSE1. 3,460 - Jason Murrietta, 2003*2. 3,395 - Jeff Lewis, 19943. 3,363 - Travis Brown, 19974. 3,336 - Travis Brown, 19965. 3,271 - Michael Herrick, 20096. 3,039 - Travis Brown, 19997. 2,969 - Greg Wyatt, 19878. 2,903 - John Bonds, 19909. 2,872 - Jason Murrietta, 200610. 2,809 - Cary Grossart, 201110. 2,695 - Greg Wyatt, 1986

PASS ATTEMPTS1. 474 - Travis Brown, 1997 2. 450 - Jeff Lewis, 19943. 426 - Jason Murrietta, 20044. 420 - Travis Brown, 19995. 416 - John Bonds, 19906. 412 - Greg Wyatt, 19877. 412 - Jason Murrietta, 2003*8. 411 - Travis Brown, 19969. 407 - Michael Herrick, 200910. 405 - Greg Wyatt, 1989

PASS COMPLETIONS1. 274 - Travis Brown, 1997 2. 272 - Jeff Lewis, 19943. 270 - Michael Herrick, 20094. 268 - Greg Wyatt, 19875. 250 - Greg Wyatt, 19866. 246 - Travis Brown, 19997. 243 - Jason Murrietta, 2003*8. 236 - Mike Mendoza, 19849. 225 - Greg Wyatt, 198910. 223 - Travis Brown, 1996

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE1. 66.8 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209 of 313)2. 66.3 - Michael Herrick, 2009 (270 of 407)3. 65.9 - Cary Grossart, 2011 (197 of 299)4. 65.0 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 (268 of 412)5. 65.0 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (214 of 329)6. 64.7 - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150)7. 63.4 - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150)8. 63.2 - Mike Mendoza, 1984 (236 of 373)9. 63.1 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 (250 of 396)10. 60.8 - Greg Wyatt, 1988 (183 of 301)11. 60.7 - Scott Lindquist, 1981 (170 of 280)12. 60.4 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 (272 of 450)

YARDS PER PASS ATTEMPT1. 8.6 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (2,827 in 329)2. 8.4 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* (3,472 in 423)3. 8.3 - Travis Brown, 1996 (3,398 in 411)4. 8.3 - Michael Herrick, 2009 (3,356 in 407)5. 8.0 - Lance Kriesien, 2008 (1,453 in 182)6. 7.7 - Preston Parsons, 2001 (2,267 in 296)

7.7 - Herb Daniel, 1977 (1,822 in 237)8. 7.6 - John Bonds, 1991 (2,669 in 352)9. 7.5 - Scott Lindquist, 1982 (2,375 in 315)

7.5 - Jeff Lewis, 1993 (2,497 in 335)7.5 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 (3,355 in 450)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES1. 34 - Jason Murrietta, 20062. 31 - Travis Brown, 19993. 29 - Jason Murrietta, 2003*4. 26 - Jeff Lewis, 19945. 24 - Greg Wyatt, 1987

24 - John Bonds, 19907. 23 - Travis Brown, 19968. 22 - Michael Herrick, 2009

22 - Jeff Lewis, 199510. 20 - Travis Brown, 1997

RECEIVING YARDS1. 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003*2. 1,146 - Johnny Marshall, 2003*3. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 19694. 1,091 - Hendricks Johnson, 19905. 1,075 - Ed Berry, 20096. 1,067 - Pete Mandley, 19827. 1,028 - Rod Alexander, 19948. 1,017 - Alex Watson, 20069. 1,016 - Shawn Collins, 198610. 991 - Khalil Paden, 201110. 975 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1996

RECEPTIONS1. 82 - Alex Watson, 20062. 80 - Johnny Marshall, 2003*3. 75 - Ed Berry, 20094. 72 - Conrad Meadows, 20094. 70 - Shawn Collins, 19865. 69 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 20106. 67 - Ronney Jenkins, 19997. 65 - Austin Shanks, 20108. 64 - Rod Marshall, 19959. 63 - Charlie Brown, 1969

63 - Rod Alexander, 199463 - Clarence Moore, 2003*

12. 61 - Shawn Collins, 198761 - Clarence Moore, 200261 - Khalil Paden, 2011

YARDS PER RECEPTION1. 22.2 - Pete Mandley, 19822. 20.5 - Tyrone Peterson, 19773. 20.4 - Joe Taylor, 1980 4. 19.8 - Julian Howard, 19895. 19.5 - Gibbons St. Paul, 19966. 19.3 - Clarence Moore, 2001

19.3 - Ken Fraser, 19778. 18.8 - Clarence Moore, 2003*9. 18.5 - Hendricks Johnson, 199010. 18.2 - Tyrone Peterson, 1978

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS1. 15 - Alex Watson, 20062. 12 - Clarence Moore, 2003*3. 11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990

11 - Charlie Brown, 19695. 10 - Ronney Jenkins, 19996. 9 - Clarence Moore, 2002

9 - Francis St. Paul, 19999 - Rod Marshall, 19959 - Shawn Collins, 19879 - Shawn Collins, 1988

11. 8 - Al Rex, 19588 - Bob Grey, 19688 - Joe Taylor, 19808 - Khalil Paden, 2011

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS1. 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 19962. 1,979 - Pete Mandley, 19823. 1,904 - Johnny Marshall, 2003*4. 1,795 - Kino Carson, 19975. 1,791 - Marcus King, 20006. 1,787 - Zach Bauman, 20117. 1,767 - Ronney Jenkins, 19998. 1,696 - Marcus King, 20019. 1,646 - Peter Mandley, 198310. 1,633 - Archie Amerson, 199511. 1,481 - Alex Henderson, 2009

* includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals

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RUSHING YARDS1. 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-012. 3,462 - Alex Henderson, 2006-093. 3,196 - Archie Amerson, 1995-964. 2,723 - Allan Clark, 1975-785. 2,494 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.6. 2,233 - David Estrada, 1961-647. 2,139 - Willard Reaves, 1978-808. 2,022 - Carl Golden, 1975-789. 2,015 - Roger Robinson, 2003-0410. 1,935 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-8111. 1,916 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92

YARDS PER CARRY1. 6.4 - David Estrada, 1961-64 2. 6.3 - Lionel Scott, 20073. 6.2 - Giovannie Dixon, 20104. 6.1 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 5. 5.7 - Ronney Jenkins, 19996. 5.2 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09

5.2 - Marcus King, 1998-015.2 - Allan Clark, 1975-78

9. 4.9 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 4.9 - Kino Carson, 1996-974.9 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.

12. 4.8 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92

CARRIES1. 720 - Marcus King, 1998-012. 667 - Alex Henderson, 2006-093. 526 - Archie Amerson, 1995-964. 520 - Allan Clark, 1975-785. 508 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.5. 437 - Willard Reaves, 1978-806. 436 - Carl Golden, 1975-787. 426 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-818. 402 - Len Raney, 1991-949. 396 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-9210. 348 - David Estrada, 1961-64

PASSING YARDS1. 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-992. 10,717 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06*3. 10,697 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-894. 9,639 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-955. 6,460 - Michael Herrick, 2008-106. 6,274 - John Bonds, 1990-927. 5,964 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-828. 4,882 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-849. 4,677 - Preston Parsons, 1998-0110. 3,522 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

TOTAL OFFENSE1. 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-992. 10,584 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06*3. 10,277 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-894. 9,769 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-955. 6,247 - Michael Herrick, 2008-106. 6,089 - John Bonds, 1990-927. 5,683 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-828. 5,098 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-849. 4,878 - Preston Parsons, 1998-0110. 4,704 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

PASS ATTEMPTS1. 1,577 - Travis Brown, 1996-19992. 1,516 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06*3. 1,512 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-894. 1,315 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-955. 891 - John Bonds, 1990-926. 863 - Michael Herrick, 2008-107. 810 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-828. 769 - Mike Mendoza 1983-849. 670 - Preston Parsons, 1998-0110. 507 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

PASS COMPLETIONS1. 926 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-892. 886 - Travis Brown, 1996-993. 878 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06*4. 784 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-955. 561 - Michael Herrick, 2008-106. 465 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-827. 453 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-848. 449 - John Bonds, 1990-929. 378 - Preston Parsons, 1998-0110. 298 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE1. 65.8 - Cary Grossart, 2010-Pres. (200 of 304)2. 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (561 of 863)3. 61.2 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (926 of 1,512)4. 59.6 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (784 of 1,315)5. 58.9 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 (453 of 769)6. 58.8 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 (298 of 507) 7. 57.9 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* (878 of 1,516)8. 57.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (465 of 810)9. 56.4 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (378 of 670)10. 56.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (886 of 1,577)11. 50.5 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (222 of 440)

YARDS PER ATTEMPT1. 7.5 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (6,460 in 863)2. 7.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (5,964 in 810)3. 7.3 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (9,639 in 1,315)4. 7.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (11,400 in 1,577)5. 7.1 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (3,136 in 440)

7.1 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (10,697 in 1,512)7.1 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-Pres.* (10,717 in 1516)

8. 7.0 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (4,677 in 670)7.0 - John Bonds, 1990-92 (6,274 in 891)

10. 6.9 - Bill Holst, 1978-79 (1,143 in 166)6.9 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 (2,522 in 507)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES1. 94 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06*2. 86 - Travis Brown, 1996-993. 70 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-894. 67 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-955. 25 - Michael Herrick, 2008-105. 38 - John Bonds, 1990-926. 35 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-827. 29 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84

29 - Preston Parsons, 1998-019. 26 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77

RECEIVING YARDS (1,000-PLUS)1. 3,042 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*2. 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-883. 2,679 - Rod Alexander, 1990-944. 2,599 - Pete Mandley, 1979-835. 2,391 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03*6. 2,205 - Alex Watson, 2004-077. 2,198 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-988. 1,966 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-789. 1,950 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-9110. 1,887 - Jerry Davis, 1982-8511. 1,802 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-199712. 1,716 - Ed Berry, 2008-0913. 1,710 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-8814. 1,617 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-200015. 1,345 - Ken Fraser, 1977-7916. 1,273 - Chris Warner, 1993-9617. 1.191 - Khalil Paden, 2010-1118. 1,154 - Ben Richardson, 1983-8419. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 1968-6920. 1,066 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 2007-1021. 1,060 - Jerry Avery, 1990-9222. 1,036 - Vince Cisterna, 1947-4923. 1,028 - Chris Baniszewski, 1986-89

RECEPTIONS1. 201 - Shawn Collins, 1985-882. 196 - Alex Watson, 2004-073. 182 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*4. 173 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03*5. 166 - Rod Alexander, 1990-946. 156 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-987. 149 - Pete Mandley, 1979-838. 127 - Jerry Davis, 1982-859. 124 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-1997 10. 120 - Ed Berry, 2008-09

YARDS PER RECEPTION1. 19.0 - Ken Fraser, 1977-792. 17.7 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 3. 17.6 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-784. 17.4 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 5. 17.3 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-886. 16.7 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*7. 16.3 - Jerry Avery, 1990-928. 16.1 - Rod Alexander, 1990-949. 14.9 - Jerry Davis, 1982-8510. 14.3 - Ed Berry, 2008-09

14.3 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS1. 28 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*2. 25 - Shawn Collins, 1985-883. 23 - Alex Watson, 2004-074. 19 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-005. 18 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

18 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 7. 17 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91

16 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-769. 14 - Alex Calderwood, 1992-95

14 - Rod Alexander, 1990-9411. 13 - Al Rex, 1956-59

13 - Ken Fraser, 1977-7913 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03*

POINTS SCORED1. 307 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-082. 243 - Matt Myers, 2008-113. 242 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-894. 228 - Archie Amerson, 1995-965. 221 - Paul Ernster, 2001-04*6. 199 - Ty Dondelinger, 1998-01

199 - Terry Belden, 1990-938. 198 - Marcus King, 1998-019. 192 - Alex Henderson, 2006-0910. 180 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*11. 174 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.12. 160 - Tom Jurich, 1975-7713. 158 - Shawn Collins, 1985-8814. 156 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS1. 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-832. 5,088 - Marcus King, 1998-013. 4,444 - Alex Henderson, 2006-094. 4,062 - Archie Amerson, 1995-965. 3,575 - Allan Clark, 1975-786. 3,536 - Len Raney, 1991-947. 3,420 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-928. 3,407 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03*9. 3,190 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03*10. 3,154 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres.11. 3,011 - Roger Robinson, 2003-0412. 2,785 - Shawn Collins, 1985-8813. 2,612 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-0014. 2,587 - David Estrada, 1961-64

GAMES PLAYED1. 46 - Nick Yerton, 1998-01; Clarence Moore,

2000-03*; Jason Murrietta, 2003-06** includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals

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Career Total Tackles (Since 1970) 424 James Gee, 1981-84404 Jerry Lumpkin, 1975-78362 Ed Hightower, 1976-78353 Phil Cancik, 1975-79327 Jake Crissup, 1996-99326 Tony Cullen, 1983-86323 Gregg Gerkin, 1978-80320 Erik Vance, 1985-88319 Gary Galante, 1983-86

Career Total Tackles (Since 2000) 251 Bruce Branch, 2001-05242 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04232 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08229 Mike Sands, 1999-02225 Keith O'Neil, 1999-02

Career Tackles for Loss (Since 1970)64.0 James Gee, 1982-8449.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-0236.0 Scott Johnson, 1986-8732.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-0629.0 John Perrigo, 2001-0428.0 Mike Sands, 1999-0227.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-2224.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-0822.0 Mike Sanfrantello, 1987-89

Career Tackles for Loss (Since 2000)49.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-0232.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-0629.0 John Perrigo, 2001-0428.0 Mike Sands, 1999-0227.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-2225.5 Isaac Bond, 2008-1124.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-0820.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-0514.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04

Career Sacks (Since 1970)22 Scott Johnson, 198-8720 Isaac Bond, 2008-Pres.15 James Gee, 198315 David Smith, 1983-86

Career Sacks (Since 2000)20.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-0217.5 John Perrigo, 2001-0416.5 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-0616.0 Isaac Bond, 2008-Pres.13.5 Mike Sands, 1999-028.5 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-226.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-055.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04

Season Total Tackles (Since 1970) 182 Greg Gerkin, 1980174 Eric Vance, 1988160 Darrell Jordan, 1989156 Bill Hickman, 1982148 Ron Thomas, 1981146 Pete Jonovich, 1988143 James Gee, 1983142 Matt Palacio, 1982

Season Total Tackles (Since 1995) 131 Stacey Ellis, 1995*122 Jake Crissup, 1997*113 Afa Faraimo, 1998*106 Raymond Perryman, 1999*93 Keith O'Neil, 2001*92 Jeremy Thornburg, 2005*89 Jeremy Thornburg, 2004*87 Mike Sands, 2002*83 Kaaina Keawe, 2001

82 Bruce Branch, 2005*82 Bruce Branch, 200378 Damion Davis, 199778 Terrance Petty, 199878 Ian Gunderman, 200378 Keala Loo, 200278 Matt Estrada, 200976 Jeff Wheeler, 2006*76 Jake Crissup, 199875 Jake Crissup, 199975 Keith O'Neil, 200275 Vince Henman, 200375 Ray Perryman, 2000*75 Stevon Thomas, 200974 Jarett Loggins, 199773 Terrance Petty, 199773 Ray Perryman, 199873 K.J. Gerard, 200573 Taylor Julio, 200970 Vince Henman, 200470 Keala Loo, 2001

Season Tackles for Loss (Since 1970)27.0 James Gee, 1983*25.0 Ben Petrucci, 1996*25.0 James Gee, 1982*25.0 Scott Johnson, 1987*15.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1995*14.5 Ben Petrucci, 199514.0 Nick Petrucci, 199614.0 Brian Loftus, 1992*14.0 Scott Johnson, 1986*

Season Tackles for Loss (Since 1995)25.0 Ben Petrucci, 1996*21.0 Keith O'Neil, 2002*21.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006*18.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001*16.0 Kacey Allen, 1999*15.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1995*15.0 Mike Sands, 200214.5 Ben Petrucci, 199514.0 Nick Peterucci, 199614.0 Vince Henman, 200313.0 Jarett Loggins, 1997*13.0 Afa Faraimo, 199812.5 Nick Pettrucci, 199712.0 Malachi Keddington, 2000*11.0 Lynne Ray Smith, 199911.0 Vincent Burns, 200011.0 George Asalele, 200211.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005*11.0 Vince Henman, 2004*11.0 Isaac Bond, 200910.0 Kenneth Hale, 199910.0 Keith O'Neil, 200010.0 Ray Perryman, 200010.0 John Perrigo, 20039.0 John Perrigo, 20029.0 Raymond Solis, 2001

Season Sacks (Since 1970)15.0 James Gee, 1983*14.0 Scott Johnson, 1987*10.5 Brian Loftus, 19929.0 Scott Johnson, 1986*9.0 David Smith, 1986*9.0 Tom Gibson, 1986*9.0 Mark Reeve, 19929.0 Kyle Rath, 2010

Season Sacks (Since 1995)11.5 Chris Hunsaker, 2006*10.0 Kacey Allen, 1999*9.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1996*9.0 Vince Henman, 2003*

9.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001*8.5 Nick Petrucci, 1997*8.5 Issac Bond, 20098.0 Raymond Solis, 20017.5 Terrance Petty, 1998*7.5 Lynn Ray Smith, 19997.5 John Perrigo, 20037.5 Doug Harding, 20037.0 Ben Petrucci, 19967.0 Vince Henman, 2004*6.5 Afa Faraimo, 19986.5 Mike Sands, 2002*6.0 Jarett Loggins, 19976.0 Keith O'Neil, 2000*6.0 Pisa Magele, 20016.0 Michael Battisti, 2008* Led the team

Single Game Total Tackles (Since 1970)24 Dick Shumway, 1980 vs. Montana24 Pete Jonovich, 1988 vs. Boise State24 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. W. New Mexico23 Willie Pringle, 1973 vs. Texas Lutheran23 Randy Cook, 1985 vs. South Dakota St.23 Erik Vance, 1988 vs. Montana State22 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho State21 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho21 Bill Hickman, 1982 vs. Idaho21 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. E. Washington

Single Game Total Tackles (Since 2000)17 Jeremy Thornburg, 2004 at Montana17 Sean Sovacool, 2004 at Idaho State16 Mike Sands, 2002 at Montana16 Jeff Singleton, 2005 at Weber State13 Kaaina Keawe, 2000 vs. Southern Utah13 Bruce Branch, 2004 vs. Cal Poly13 Stevon Thomas, 2009 vs. Montana12 Kaaina Keawe, 2001 at Montana State12 D.J. Wade, 2006 at Montana

Single Game Tackles for Loss (Since 1970)5.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colorado4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001 at Sacramento State4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2002 vs. Portland State4.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Montana State3.5 Vince Henman, 2004 vs. Portland State3.5 Isaac Bond, 2009 vs. N. Colorado

Single Game Sacks (Since 1999)6.5 Kacey Allen, 1999 vs. Idaho State3.0 Keith O'Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State3.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001 at Sac. St.3.0 John Perrigo, 2003 at Montana State3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Mont. St.3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colo.3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at Montana3.0 Kyle Rath, 2008 vs. Portland St.

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Archie Amerson1996 (11 Games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg333-2,079 6.2 25 78

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg8/29 W. New Mexico 22-159 7.2 3 549/7 New Mexico 32-197 6.2 2 319/14 Southern Utah 29-221 7.6 2 789/21 Portland St. 39-289 7.4 3 399/28 CS Northridge 29-92 3.2 1 2410/5 Weber St. 32-281 8.8 7 7810/12 Montana St. 34-205 6.0 2 2210/19 CS Sacramento 29-211 7.3 0 2010/26 Montana 27-119 4.4 2 2911/2 Idaho St. 26-138 5.3 3 5411/9 E. Washington 34-167 4.9 0 39

Archie Amerson, 1995

1995 (11 Games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg193-1,117 5.8 12 58

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/2 New Mexico 15-77 5.1 0 159/9 CS Sacramento 12-115 9.6 3 589/16 Abilene Christian 17-69 4.1 1 189/23 CS Northridge 7-53 7.6 2 369/30 Montana St. 15-94 6.3 2 2110/7 Boise St. 26-175 6.7 0 5810/14 Montana 16-67 4.2 0 1310/21 E. Washington 25-168 6.7 2 4510/28 Idaho St. 26-143 5.5 1 1711/4 Idaho 6-0 0.0 0 411/11 Weber St. 28-156 5.6 1 45

Alex Henderson2006 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg188-1,014 5.4 5 68

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg8/31 @Arizona State 14-44 3.1 0 149/9 @Utah 8-20 3.2 0 209/16 Dixie College 8-66 8.3 0 369/23 @Idaho State 21-122 5.8 0 539/30 Montana State 14-44 3.1 1 1510/14 @Montana 20-112 5.6 1 2710/21 Sacramento St. 16-49 3.1 0 1610/28 @E. Washington 23-265 11.5 2 6811/4 Portland State 21-75 3.6 0 2411/11 Weber State 16-44 2.8 0 1611/18 @N. Colorado 27-173 6.4 1 36

2009 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg253-1,166 4.6 12 69

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/12 @Arizona 14-56 4.0 0 179/19 Southern Utah 32-168 5.3 3 579/26 Montana 19-47 2.5 0 910/3 Northern Colordo 19-160 8.4 1 6910/10 @Montana State 12-12 1.0 0 810/17 @Portland State 21-97 4.6 2 2410/24 Idaho State 17-132 7.8 2 1710/31 @Sacramento State24-98 4.1 1 1611/7 @Ole Miss 34-102 3.0 2 1211/14 @Weber State 30-111 3.7 0 3011/21 E. Washington 31-183 5.9 1 24

Roger Robinson2003 (13 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg276-1,108 4.0 7 69

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg8/30 Saint Mary’s 17-66 3.9 1 99/6 @Arizona State 15-32 2.2 0 159/20 @Portland State 39-144 3.7 1 199/27 Cal Poly 17-167 9.8 2 6910/4 @Weber State 24-52 2.2 1 910/11 @Sacramento St. 27-94 3.5 0 2610/18 Eastern Wash. 27-122 4.5 0 2210/25 @Montana St. 39-161 4.1 1 1611/1 Montana DNP11/8 Idaho State DNP11/15 @S. Houston St. 28-108 3.9 1 1911/29 @McNeese State 21-63 3.0 0 1512/6 Florida Atlantic 22-99 4.5 0 24

Marcus King2000 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg269-1,474 5.5 13 61

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/9 Chadron St. 28-177 6.3 3 389/16 CS-Northridge 28-140 5.0 4 619/23 at New Mexico 21-86 4.1 1 209/30 Portland State 27-115 4.3 0 1510/7 at Idaho State 24-154 6.4 1 3010/14 Weber State 31-164 5.3 0 1510/21 at Montana 16-75 4.7 0 1510/28 Montana St. 22-101 4.6 0 1811/4 at E. Washington 23-86 3.7 0 1611/11 Sacramento St. 28-199 7.1 3 3611/18 Southern Utah 21-137 6.5 1 37

Ronney Jenkins1999 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg184-1,051 5.7 7 78

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/9 Cal Poly 19-189 9.9 2 579/18 New Mexico 14-36 2.5 0 89/25 SW Texas 16-111 6.9 1 7810/2 E. Washington 21-58 2.7 0 1110/9 Idaho St. 18-142 7.8 0 6010/16 Montana 11-32 2.9 0 910/23 CS Sacramento 29-157 5.4 1 3012/30 Montana St. 13-112 8.6 1 7111/6 Weber St. 14-77 5.5 0 2511/13 Portland St. 15-68 2.5 1 2211/20 CS Northridge 14-69 4.9 1 36

Kino Carson1997 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg229-1,099 4.8 9 65

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg8/30 New Mexico 13-57 4.4 1 119/6 St. Cloud St. 15-87 5.8 1 369/20 Minn.-Duluth 19-126 6.6 1 349/27 Portland St. 24-117 4.9 2 6510/4 Weber St. 24-96 4.0 0 1310/11 Montana St. 24-88 3.7 0 1310/18 CS Sacramento 21-95 4.5 3 1710/25 Montana 20-82 4.1 0 1311/1 Idaho St. 16-82 5.1 0 1511/8 E. Washington 19-69 3.6 0 1111/22 CS Northridge 34-200 5.9 1 30

Lavon Worley1988 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD L231-1,085 4.7 7 49

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/3 Southern Utah St. 14-168 12.0 2 349/10 E. Washington 10-55 5.5 0 159/17 Boise St. 6-23 3.8 0 710/1 Idaho 23-129 5.6 1 1410/8 Nevada 24-45 1.9 0 1010/15 Montana 31-134 4.3 1 4910/22 Idaho St. 28-94 3.6 0 1810/29 Montana St. 19-86 4.5 3 2011/3 Northern Iowa 22-93 4.2 0 3411/12 Nicholls St. 20-82 4.1 0 3211/19 Weber St. 34-176 5.2 0 40

Willard Reaves1979 (10 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg215-1,084 5.0 11 70

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/8 Portland St. 17-116 6.8 2 219/15 Idaho 23-229 9.9 1 709/22 Montana 27-115 4.3 1 159/29 Idaho St. 27-107 4.0 1 2310/6 North Dakota St. 30-164 5.5 2 2110/13 Weber St. 21-63 3.0 0 1110/20 Montana St. 26-71 2.7 1 1110/27 Northern Colo. 14-70 5.0 1 2811/17 Cal Poly Pomona 12-76 6.3 1 6211/24 Nevada 18-73 4.1 1 16

Allan Clark1978 (10 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg

230-1,366 5.9 9 87

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/2 North Dakota St. 9-18 2.0 0 --9/9 Portland St. 21-159 7.6 2 329/16 Idaho St. 27-246 9.1 1 269/23 Montana 22-70 3.2 0 --9/30 Idaho 15-35 2.3 0 --10/7 Cal Poly Pomona 16-94 5.9 2 3110/21 Northern Colo. 18-78 4.3 0 2410/28 Montana St. 34-261 7.7 1 --11/6 Boise St. 36-250 6.9 2 8711/13 Weber St. 32-155 4.8 1 15

Jimmy Smith1973 (10 games)Att-Yds Avg TD L1,252 --- 11 86

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg9/8 North Dakota St. 19-75 3.9 0 --9/22 Weber St. 77 --- 0 --9/29 Montana 22-142 6.4 0 --10/6 Louisiana Tech 68 --- 0 --10/13 Texas Lutheran 200 --- 4 --10/20 Boise St. 30 --- 0 --10/27 CS Northridge 27-322 11.9 4 8611/3 Montana St. 94 --- 0 --11/10 UNLV 24-97 4.0 0 --11/22 Idaho St. 147 --- 3 --

Zach Bauman

2010 (11 games)Att-Yds Avg TD Lg237-1,059 4.5 14 82

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Game: 39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974

39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St., 1996

39 - Roger Robinsoin vs. Port. St., 2003

39 - Roger Robinson vs. Cal Poly, 2003

Season: 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996

Career: 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01

Yards

Game: 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridg e, 1973

Season: 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996

Career: 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01

Yards Per Carry

Season: 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 1977 (401/62)

Career: 6.4 - David Estrada, 1961-64 (2,233/348)

Carries Per Game

Season: 30.3 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (333/11)

Career: 23.9 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 (526/22)

Touchdowns

Game: 7* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996


Career: 37 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96

(*FCS national record)

100-yard Games

Season: 11^ - Archie Amerson, 1996

Career: 16^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96

(^includes one FCS playoff game)

Consecutive 100-yard Games




200-yard Games







Punts

Game: 11 - Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002

11 - Clay Brown vs. New Mexico, 1999

11 - John Earl vs. N.M. State, 1985

11 - Dion Jargo vs. Fullerton, 1982

11 - Tony Felix vs. Nevada, 1980

11 - Jim Youngs vs. N.M. State, 1967

Season: 72 - Whit Poindexter, 1979

Career: 237 - John Earl, 1983-86

Punt Yards

Game: 525 -Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002

Season: 3,002 - John Earl, 1985

Career: 9,759 - Terry Belden, 1990-93

Punt Average

Game: 54.0 - Mark Gould vs. Ariz., 2002 (6/324)

54.0 - Rhian Madrid vs. EWU, 2005 (7/378)

Season: 48.2 - Mark Gould, 2002 (2987/62)

Career: 44.8 - Mark Gould, 2000-03 (211/9,442)

Attempts

Game: 65 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996

65 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984

Season: 474 - Travis Brown, 1997

Career: 1,577 - Travis Brown. 1996-99

Completions

Consecutive: 18 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995

Game: 47 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2009


Career: 926 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (561 of 863)

(!FCS national freshman record)

Completion Percentage

Game: 94.7 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 (18/19)

Season: 66.8 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209/313)

Career: 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (926-1,512)

Yards

Game: 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010

Season: 3,472! - Jason Murrietta, 2003

Career: 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-99

(!FCS freshman record)

Interceptions Thrown

Game: 5 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997

5 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1994

5 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990

Season: 24 - John Bonds, 1990

Career: 49 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89

Lowest INT Percentage

Season: 0.9% - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (3/313)

Career: 1.8%* - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (24/1,315)

(*FCS national record)

Touchdowns

Game: 7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996

Season: 34 - Jason Murrietta, 2006

Career: 86 - Travis Brown, 1996-99

300-yard Games

Season: 7 - Jeff Lewis, 1994

Career: 19^ - Travis Brown, 1996-99




5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986


5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89

400-yard Games


2 - John Bonds, 1990


Receptions

Game: 14 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sam Houston

St., 2002

Season: 82 - Alex Watson, 2006

Career: 201 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88

Yards

Game: 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 1969

Season: 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003

Career: 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88

Yards Per Reception

Game: 34.0 - Francis St. Paul vs. (min. 5)

SW Texas, 1998 (6/204)

Season: 21.7 - Pete Mandley, 1982 (49/1,067)

Career: 19.0 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 (71/1,345)

Touchdowns

Game: 5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene

Christian, 1995

Season: 15 - Alex Watson, 2006

12 - Clarence Moore, 2003

11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990

11 - Charlie Brown, 1969

Career: 28 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03

100-yard Games

Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990

Career: 12 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91


Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990

Career: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91

Total Yards

Game: 358 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973

Season: 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996

Career: 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

Total Yards


Season: 3,395 - Jeff Lewis, 1994

Career: 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-99

Plays from Scrimmage


Season: 557 - Jeff Lewis, 1994

Career: 1,772 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89

Individual RecordsRUSHING

PUNTING

PASSING RECEIVING

ALL-PURPOSE

TOTAL OFFENSE

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Returns

Season: 32 - Gerald Robinson, 1990

Career: 85 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

Return Yards

Game: 219 - Jim Fuller vs. N.M. State, 1967

Season: 660 - Randy Ferrell, 1974

Career: 1,986 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

Return Average

Game: 54.7 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974

Season: 32.8 - Randy Ferrell, 1975

Career: 29.5 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75

Touchdowns

Game: 1 - several players; last by

Alex Henderson vs. Dixie College., 2006

Season: 2 - Randy Ferrell, 1975

Career: 3 - Len Raney, 1991-94

3 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75

Returns

Season: 41 - DeJuan Robinson, 1986


Return Yards

Game: 216* - Ricky Pearsall vs.

Western New Mexico, 1996

Season: 490 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996


(*I-AA record)

Best Return Average

Game: 61.5 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly

Pomona, 1969 (2/122)

Season: 18.1 - Ray Smith, 1976 (14/254)

Career: 16.0 - Ray Smith, 1974-76 (27/434)

Touchdowns

Game: 2 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New

Mexico, 1996

2 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly Pomona,

1969

Season: 2 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996

2 - Pete Mandley, 1982

2 - Ray Smith, 1975

2 - Joe Jackson, 1969


3 - Ray Smith, 1974-76

Points



Career: 302 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08

(*I-AA record)

Touchdowns




(*I-AA record)

Extra Points

Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977

Season: 48 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996


Extra-point Attempts


Season: 53 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996


Consecutive Extra Points


Season: 39 - Ty Dondelinger, 1999

Career: 77 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89

Best Extra-point Percentage

Season: 100 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005 (28/28)

100 - Micky Penaflor, 1989 (32/32)

100 - Micky Penaflor, 1988 (33/33)

100 - Goran Lingmerth, 1985 (18/18)

100 - Monte Varah, 1978 (22/22)

Career: 97.0 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 (98/101)

96.5 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (139/144)

Field Goals

Game: 8* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986

Season: 23 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986

Career: 56 - - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08

(*I-AA record)

Best Field-Goal Percentage

Season: 84.6 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 (23/29)

Career: 77.4 - Micky Penaflor, 1986-89 (48/62)

Kicking Points

Game: 24* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986

Season: 101 - Paul Ernster, 2003

93 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986


(*I-AA record)

KICKOFF RETURNS

Lumberjacks By The DecadeYears Record Pct. Winning Streak1915-1919 11-6-0 .647 5 (1916)1920-1929 42-21-4 .657 11 (1928-29)1930-1939 30-39-10 .443 6 (1932-33)1940-1949 22-42-3 .351 2 (several times)1950-1959 46-45-1 .511 15 (1957-58)1960-1969 54-39-5 .577 6 (1962)1970-1979 50-54-0 .481 8 (1978-79)1980-1989 47-62-0 .431 4 (1987)1990-1999 58-54-0 .518 7 (1992-93)2000-2009 56-57-0 .500 6 (2008)2010-Pres. 10-12-0 .454 2 (2010)

Largest Big Sky VictoriesPoints Opponent Score Year51 @Northern Colorado 54-3 200637 Montana State 37-0 199535 Portland State 56-21 199735 Boise State 42-7 197733 Montana State 54-21 198732 Sacramento State 42-10 200831 @Montana State 49-18 199629 Montana State 49-20 199929 @Idaho State 36-7 197328 @Idaho State 42-14 199527 Idaho State 34-7 197626 @Weber State 36-10 197725 Idaho State 51-26 200125 Weber State 32-7 1980


Rushes

Game: 70 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963Season: 579 in 1979Average: 52.6 in 1979

Yards

Game: 560 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963Season: 2,783 in 1964Average: 309.2 in 1964

Touchdowns

Game: 9 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973Season: 39 in 1996

Attempts

Game: 67 vs. Northern Iowa, 200465 vs. Montana, 1996 65 vs. Nevada, 1984

Season: 483 in 1997Average: 43.9 in 1997

Completions

Game: 42 vs. Montana, 1996Season: 279 in 1994Average: 25.4 in 1994

Yards

Game: 574 vs. E. Washington, 2009474 vs. Montana, 1996

Season: 3,467 in 1994Average: 315.2 in 1994

Interceptions Thrown

Game: 5 vs. Idaho State, 19975 vs. Idaho, 19945 vs. Montana, 19905 vs. Idaho State, 19905 vs. Northern Colorado, 1978

Season: 24 in 199024 in 1958

Touchdowns

Game: 7 vs. Cal State Sacramento, 1996Season: 32 in 1999

Plays from Scrimmage

Game: 102 vs. Montana, 1996Season: 1007 in 2003Average: 81.2 in 1994

Yards

Game: 774 vs. E. Washington, 2009772 vs. N. Mexico Highlands, 2008674 vs. Nevada, 1989

Season: 5,751 in 1996Average: 522.8* in 1996

(*Division I-AA national leader)

Touchdowns

Game: 11 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973(8 rush, 2 pass, 1 return)

Season: 63 in 1996(34 rush, 23 pass, 6 return)

Converted Field Goals

Game: 8 vs. Idaho, 1986Season: 23 in 1986

Converted Extra Points

Game: 10 vs. Western New Mexico, 199610 vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

Season: 51 in 1996

Points Scored

Game: 80 vs. Phoenix College, 1928Season: 506 in 1996Average: 42.2 in 1996

PUNTS

Game: 11 vs. New Mexico, 199911 vs. Montana State, 198611 vs. Cal State Fullerton, 198211 vs. New Mexico State, 1967

Season: 70 in 1998

Yards

Game: 490 vs. Idaho, 1979Season: 2,994 in 1979

Average

Game: 63.3 vs. Southern Utah, 1996Season: 48.0 in 2004

46.1 in 2002

Punt Returns

Game: 12* vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993Season: 45 in 1983

(*I-AA national record)

Punt-Return Yardage

Game: 322* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996Season: 598 in 1996

(*I-AA national record)

Punt-Return Average

Game: 32.2* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (322/10)(Min. 3 returns)

Season: 16.6 in 1996 (598/36)(*I-AA national record)

Kickoff Returns

Game: 10 vs. Montana State, 1990Season: 56 in 1990

Kickoff-Return Yardage

Game: 237 vs. Nevada, 1987Season: 1,264 in 1990

Kickoff-Return Average

Game: 49.0 vs. Weber State, 1988 (147/3)(Min. 3 returns)

Season: 25.3 in 1991 (1,138/45)

Fewest Points Allowed

Game: 0, many times;last at Portland State, 2003

Season: 98 in 1958Average: 7.2 in 1957

Fewest Total Yards Allowed

Game: 15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977Season: 1,717 in 1957

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed

Game: -39 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977Season: 658 in 2008; 706 in 1957

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed

Game: 0 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 19780 vs. Idaho State, 1961

Season: 755 in 1959

Most Points Allowed

Game: 108 vs. New Mexico, 1916Season: 404 in 1991Average: 36.7 in 1991

Most Total Yards Allowed

Game: 828 vs. Weber State, 1993Season: 5,278 in 1991

Most Rushing Yards Allowed

Game: 559 vs. Georgia Southern, 1999Season: 2,816 in 2002

Most Passing Yards Allowed

Game: 575 vs. Weber State, 1993Season: 3,215 in 1989

Most Consecutive Wins

Season: 11 in 1958All-time: 15 in 1957-58

Most Consecutive Losses


Most Consecutive Home Wins

Season: 6 in 1996, 1977All-time: 12 in 1957-60 (Unbeaten streak: 18, 1925-30-includes 2 ties)

Most Consecutive Home Losses

Season: 4 in 1975, 1955All-time: 7 in 1954-56

Most Consecutive Road Wins

Season: 5 in 1999All-time: 7 in 1956-58, 1928-30

Most Consecutive Road Losses

Season: 6 in 1982, 1950, 1947All-time: 16 in 1949-53(Winless streak: 31, 1946-53 - includes 2 ties)

Most Consecutive League Wins


Most Consecutive League Losses

Season: 6 in 1975, 1940All-time: 14 in 1938-41

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Team RecordsRUSHING SCORING

TOTAL OFFENSE

TOTAL OFFENSE

PASSING

PASSING

DEFENSE

CONSECUTIVES

Best NAU Record1.000 (5-0) in 1978

Most NAU Wins, Season6 in 1996

Most Consecutive NAU Wins, Season6 in 1996

Most Consecutive NAU Wins, All-time8 in 1978-79 (5-0 in 1978, 1st 3 in 1979)

Biggest NAU Win75-0 over W. New Mexico, 1996

Worst NAU Record.333 (2-4) in 1989

Most NAU Losses, Season4 in 2000, 1992, 1989, 1985

Most Consecutive NAU Losses, Season3 in 1992, 1991, 1989, 1985, 1984

Most Consecutive NAU Losses, All-time4 in 1985-86 (last 3 in 1985, 1st in 1986)4 in 1991-92 (last 3 in 1991, 1st in 1992)

Worst NAU Loss35-0 to Jacksonville State, 1977

Most Points Scored75 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996

Most Total Offensive Yards774 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009772 by NAU vs. N.M. Highlands, 2008674 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1989

Most Total Plays99 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 199699 by South Dakota St. vs. NAU, 1985

Most Rushing Attempts74 by Jacksonville St. vs. NAU, 1977

Most Rushing Yards419 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

Most Rushing Touchdowns7 by NAU vs. Weber St., 1996

Most Passing Attempts68 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 197766 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009

Most Completions47 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 200941 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 2004

Most Passing Yards574 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009469 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 1977

Most Interceptions Thrown6 by Southern Utah vs. NAU, 1983

Most Touchdown Passes7 by NAU vs. CS Sacramento, 1996

Most Return Yards366 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996

Most Punts13 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993

Most Punting Yards545 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993

Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts)63.3 by NAU vs. Southern Utah, 1996

Most Punt Returns12 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993

(I-AA national record)

Most Punt-return Yards322 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996


Most Kickoff Returns9 by NAU vs. Idaho, 19879 by Sonoma St. vs. NAU, 1987

Most Kickoff-return Yards237 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1987

Most Interception-return Yards140 by NAU vs. Weber State, 2004

Most Touchdowns

10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 199610 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

Most Made Field Goals6 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988

Most Field-goal Attempts7 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988

Most Made Extra Points10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 199610 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

Most First Downs35 by NAU vs. Nicholls St., 1990

Fewest Total Yards Allowed80 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1984

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed0 by NAU vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1978

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed-8 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 1984

Most Fumbles8 by NAU vs. Jacksonville St., 1977

Most Fumbles Lost5 by Southwest Texas St. vs. NAU, 19865 by CS Fullerton vs. NAU, 1977

Most Penalties19 by Idaho vs. NAU, 1993

Most Penalty Yards200 by NAU vs. Idaho, 1981

Most Points Scored

42 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996


Most Total Offense425 by Leonard Valentine, Nicholls St.

vs. NAU, 1990

Most Rushes38 by Len Raney, NAU vs. N. Texas, 1993

Most Rushing Yards281 by Archie Amerson, NAU

vs. Weber St., 1996

Most Rushing TDs7 by Archie Amerson of NAU vs. Weber St.,

1996(I-AA national record)

Most Passing Attempts67 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 200465 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 200958 by Jeff Lewis, NAU vs. Boise St., 199458 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. E. Wash., 1986

Most Passes Completed47 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 200941 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 200439 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987

Most Passing Yards574 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009424 by John Bonds, NAU

vs. Nicholls St., 1990

Most Passes Intercepted5 by John Bonds, NAU vs. Idaho St., 19905 by Morris Bledsoe, Weber St.

vs. NAU, 1978

Most Touchdown Passes7 by Travis Brown, NAU

vs. CS Sacramento, 1996

Most Receptions14 by Johnny Marshall, NAU vs. Sam

Houston St., 2002

Most Reception Yards236 by Tyrone Peterson, NAU

vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977

Most Receiving Touchdowns5 by Rod Marshall, NAU

vs. Abilene Christian, 1995

Most Punts

12 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993

Most Punting Yards545 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993

Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts)63.3 by Mark Jagodzinski, NAU

vs. Southern Utah, 1996

Most Punt Returns8 by Alex Calderwood, NAU

vs. CS Northridge, 1993

Most Punt-return Yards216 by Ricky Pearsall, NAU

vs. W. New Mexico, 1996(I-AA national record)

Most Kickoff Returns7 by Michael Haynes, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987

Most Kickoff-return Yards217 by Michael Haynes, NAU

vs. Idaho, 1987

Most Interceptions3 by George Duarte, NAU

vs. Montana St., 1985

Most Interception-return Yards140 by K.J. Gerard, NAU

vs. Weber State, 2004

Most Total Touchdowns7 by Archie Amerson, NAU

vs. Weber St., 1996(I-AA national record)

Most Converted Field Goals6 by Micky Penaflor, NAU

vs. Northern Iowa, 1988

Most Field-goal Attempts7 by Micky Penaflor, NAU

vs. Northern Iowa, 1988

Most Converted Extra Points10 by Tom Jurich, NAU

vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

Longest Rush Play87 yards by Allan Clark, NAU

vs. Boise St., 1978

Longest Pass Play99 yards, John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson, NAU vs. Boise State, 1990

Longest Punt Return99 yards by Marcus Bonner, Texas A&I

vs. NAU, 1980

Longest Kickoff Return100 yards by Len Raney, NAU

vs. Idaho State, 1994100 yards by Anthony Brown, S. Utah

vs. NAU, 1994100 yards by Lavaugh Macon, N.M. Highlands vs. NAU, 2008

Longest Interception Return99 yards by Troy Campbell, NAU

vs. Idaho St., 1996

Longest Punt81 yards by Terry Belden, NAU

vs. Northeastern, 1992

Longest Field Goal60 yards by Terry Belden, NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993

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Walkup Skydome RecordsTEAM BESTS

INDIVIDUAL BESTS


100 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994100 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974

99 - Interception return, Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 199699 - Pass, John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise St., 199099 - Kickoff return, Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 198898 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. UC Riverside, 197398 - Kickoff return, Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 195697 - Interception return, Sean Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 199196 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 199196 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 198896 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 197795 - Interception return, Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 195693 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 197592 - Pass, Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 1999 90 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 199290 - Punt return, Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 197690 - Punt return, Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 196689 - Punt return, Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 197989 - Pass, Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 197888 - Fumble return, Jim Oman vs. New Mexico Highlands, 196387 - Pass, John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 199087 - Rush, Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 197886 - Pass, Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 200186 - Punt return, Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 198386 - Interception return, Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 197886 - Rush, Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 197386 - Rush, Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 197385 - Punt return, Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 198385 - Interception return, Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 197884 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. CS Fullerton, 197682 - Interception return, Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 198482 - Rush, Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 201081 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 198681 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 200980 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 198980 - Pass, Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 198380 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 197780 - Interception return, Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958

87 - Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 197886 - Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 86 - Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 197382 - Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 201079 - Ken Fraser vs. Augustana (S.D.), 197778 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Southwest Texas, 199978 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber State, 199678 - Archie Amerson vs. Southern Utah, 199677 - Mike Jenkins vs. Idaho State, 198076 - Carl Golden vs. Augustana (S.D.), 197775 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland State, 201074 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 199474 - Len Raney vs. Northeastern, 199272 - Jay Carter vs. Idaho State, 199571 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Montana State, 199971 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 198070 - David Lang vs. Nevada, 198970 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979

99 - John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise State, 199096 - Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 198896 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 197792 - Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 199989 - Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 197887 - John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 199086 - Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 200184 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Cal State Fullerton, 197681 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 200981 - Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 198680 - Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 198980 - Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 198380 - Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

84 - Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 197581 - Terry Belden vs. Northeastern, 199279 - Rusty Tillman vs. Weber State, 196878 - Mark Gould vs. Montana State, 200077 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 199677 - Terry Belden vs. Idaho, 199276 - Terry Belden vs. Southern Utah, 199376 - Joe Perez vs. Idaho State, 196375 - Terry Belden vs. Weber State, 199275 - John Earl vs. Nevada, 198575 - Jim Youngs vs. West Texas State, 196674 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 199674 - Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 197672 - Rhian Madrid vs. Montana, 200671 - Rhian Madrid vs. Idaho State, 200571 - Rhian Madrid vs. Eastern Washington, 200571 - Paul Ernster at Eastern Washington, 200471 - Bob Martin vs. Idaho State, 197570 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 200470 - John Earl vs. Weber State, 198470 - Drew Zamora vs. Montana State, 201070 - Drew Zamora vs. Portland State, 2010

90 - Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 196690 - Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 197689 - Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 197986 - Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 198385 - Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 198373 - Alex Calderwood vs. Cal State Northridge, 199373 - Ryan Thornton vs. Montana, 200267 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 199666 - Matt Estrada vs. Southern Utah, 201057 - Pete Mandley vs. Southern Utah, 198256 - Joe Walker vs. Idaho, 197852 - Rod Alexander vs. Southern Utah, 199351 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 199650 - Alex Calderwood vs. Weber State, 1994

100 - Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994100 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974

99 - Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 198898 - Randy Ferrell vs. Cal-Riverside, 197398 - Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 195696 - Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 199193 - Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 197590 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1992

99 - Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 199697 - Sean Roundtree vs. New Mexico Highlands, 199195 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 195686 - Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 197885 - Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 197882 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 198480 - Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 195879 - K.J. Gerard vs. Weber State, 200479 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 199978 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 1996

60 - Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 199355 - Kevin O’Leary vs. Montana, 199555 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Weber State, 198655 - Mark Diamond vs. New Mexico, 198255 - Gary Galati vs. Weber State, 197354 - Terry Belden vs. Eastern Washington, 199354 - Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 199354 - Tom Jurich vs. Weber State, 197754 - Tom Jurich vs. Montana, 1977

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Longest PlaysALL PLAYS PUNTS

PUNT RETURNS

KICKOFF RETURNS

INTERCEPTION RETURNS

INTERCEPTION RETURNS

RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE

PASS PLAYS

RUSHING2011 Zach Bauman 1,4352010 Zach Bauman 1,0592009 Alex Henderson 1,1662008 Deonte Williams 9502007 Alex Henderson 8992006 Alex Henderson 1,0142005 Philo Sanchez 4452004 Roger Robinson 9072003 Roger Robinson 1,1082002 Philo Sanchez 4452001 Marcus King 1,2872000 Marcus King 1,4741999 Ronney Jenkins 1,0511998 Marcus King 5441997 Kino Carson 1,0991996 Archie Amerson !2,0791995 Archie Amerson 1,1171994 Len Raney 5421993 Len Raney 5921992 Gerald Robinson 6351991 Gerald Robinson 7271990 Gerald Robinson 5541989 David Lang 5211988 Lavon Worley 1,0851987 Charles Matthews 4451986 Allan Rouse 5071985 Jonas Eldridge 3451984 Jerry Holder 2951983 Jerry Holder 6021982 Elbert “Bo” Perry 6801981 Rusty Summers 7751980 Willard Reaves 6281979 Willard Reaves 1,0841978 Allan Clark 1,3361977 Carl Golden 7041976 Carl Golden *7311975 Chris Mangold 6561974 Eric Days 6561973 Jimmy Smith *1,2521972 Tom Rogers 7551971 Danny White 620

RECEIVING2011 Khail Paden 9912010 D. Curry-Chapman 7382009 Ed Berry 1,0752008 Ed Berry 6412007 Alex Watson 6112006 Alex Watson 1,0172005 Alex Watson 5662004 Raufeem Jackson 5402003 Clarence Moore 1,1842002 Clarence Moore 9252001 Clarence Moore 6442000 Sidney Smith 5031999 Ronney Jenkins 7161998 Francis St.Paul 7671997 Ricky Pearsall 7651996 Gibbons St. Paul 9751995 Rod Marshall 7321994 Rod Alexander *1,0281993 Rod Alexander 8711992 Christian Cervantes 5211991 Hendricks Johnson 8591990 Hendricks Johnson 1,0861989 David Lang 4471988 Shawn Collins *8821987 Shawn Collins 6531986 Shawn Collins 1,0161985 Jerry Davis 7881984 Jerry Davis 6631983 Pete Mandley 8421982 Pete Mandley 1,0671981 Rusty Summers 5821980 Pete Mandley 5821979 Mike Jenkins 2421978 Tyrone Peterson 6181977 Ken Fraser 6361976 Tyrone Peterson 5191975 Tyrone Peterson 2231974 Kevin Riley 4741973 Rick Wilson 4381972 Walt Mannon 3591971 Walt Mannon 628

ALL-PURPOSE2011 Zach Bauman 1,7872010 Zach Bauman 1,3672009 Alex Henderson 1,4812008 Conrad Meadows 1,1102007 Alex Henderson 1,1492006 Alex Henderson *1,3872005 Philo Sanchez 1,0582004 Roger Robinson 1,7112003 Johnny Marshall 1,9042002 Clarence Moore 9252001 Marcus King 1,6962000 Marcus King 1,7911999 Ronney Jenkins 1,7671998 Francis St. Paul 9611997 Kino Carson 1,7951996 Archie Amerson !2,4291995 Archie Amerson 1,6331994 Rod Alexander 1,0471993 Rod Alexander 1,1921992 Gerald Robinson 1,0261991 Gerald Robinson 1,0701990 Gerald Robinson 1,3911989 David Lang 9761988 Lavon Worley 1,2501987 Michael Haynes 8821986 Shawn Collins 1,0161985 Jerry Davis 7881984 Ben Richardson 9241983 Pete Mandley 1,6461982 Pete Mandley 1,9791981 Rusty Summers 1,2271980 Pete Mandley 1,3921979 Willard Reaves 1,2191978 Allan Clark 1,5061977 Allan Clark 9101976 Carl Golden 8461975 Chris Mangold 6901974 Randy Ferrell 7581973 Jimmy Smith 1,4641972 Tom Rogers 8171971 Danny White 816

INTERCEPTIONS2011 Taylor Patton 22010 Brian Hunter 32009 Thomas/McNally/Mack 22008 K.J. Gerard 52007 K.J. Gerard *62006 Wheeler/Karstens 32005 K.J. Gerard 42004 K.J. Gerard 42003 Iverson/Jacobs/Thornburg 42002 Stephen Gubernick 52001 Keala Loo 42000 David Moran 21999 David Moran *61998 Cedric Jones 31997 Walter Jefferson 21996 Cedric Jones 61995 Dereck Williams 41994 Dereck Williams 51993 Beau Smith 31992 Will Glover 21991 Tucker Sides 31990 Darrin Jackson 31989 Darrin Jackson 3

Salvador Nava 31988 John Dierking *81987 Henry Miller 41986 George Duarte 41985 George Duarte !91984 Terry Gatewood 41983 DeJuan Robinson 3

Gene Andrews 31982 Bob Jenkins 81981 Junior Solomon 41980 Dave Noosinow 31979 Tommie Wright 31978 Joe Walker/Harold Smith51977 Ray Smith 51976 Cleveland Dansby 61975 Don Beachum 51974 Jim Dearing 41973 Paul Arslanian 21972 Joe Hernandez 21971 Norm Aufderheide 3

PASSING2011 Cary Grossart 2,7452010 Michael Herrick 2,0612009 Michael Herrick 3,3562008 Lance Kriesien 1,4532007 Lance Kriesien 1,8972006 Jason Murrietta 2,8272005 Jason Murrietta 1,9232004 Jason Murrietta 2,4952003 Jason Murrietta 3,4722002 Clint Womack 1,9502001 Preston Parsons 2,2672000 Preston Parsons 2,1161999 Travis Brown 3,0571998 Travis Brown 1,5501997 Travis Brown 3,3951996 Travis Brown 3,3981995 Jeff Lewis 2,4261994 Jeff Lewis 3,3551993 Jeff Lewis 2,4971992 Jeff Lewis 1,3771991 John Bonds 2,6691990 John Bonds 3,0301989 Greg Wyatt 2,6831988 Greg Wyatt 2,1501987 Greg Wyatt 3,0021986 Greg Wyatt 2,8621985 Craig Austin 1,7521984 Mike Mendoza 2,3361983 Mike Mendoza 2,5461982 Scott Lindquist 2,3751981 Scott Lindquist 1,9841980 Scott Lindquist 1,4661979 Brian Potter 9561978 Bill Holst 8351977 Herb Daniel 1,8221976 Herb Daniel 1,3141975 Robbie Schmitz 4721974 Dan Troup 9071973 Dave Mendez 7161972 Bud Kane 8031971 Craig Holland 821

TOTAL OFFENSE2011 Cary Grossart 2,8092010 Michael Herrick 2,0172009 Michael Herrick 3,2812008 Lance Kriesien 1,7622007 Lance Kriesien 2,5832006 Jason Murrietta 2,8722005 Jason Murrietta 1,8462004 Jason Murrietta 2,4062003 Jason Murrietta 3,4602002 Clint Womack 1,8412001 Preston Parsons 2,4192000 Preston Parsons 2,1301999 Travis Brown 3,0391998 Travis Brown 1,5291997 Travis Brown 3,3631996 Travis Brown 3,3361995 Jeff Lewis 2,5461994 Jeff Lewis 3,3951993 Jeff Lewis 2,5291992 Jeff Lewis 1,2991991 John Bonds 2,6331990 John Bonds 2,9031989 Greg Wyatt 2,5001988 Greg Wyatt 2,1131987 Greg Wyatt 2,9691986 Greg Wyatt 2,6951985 Craig Austin 1,7191984 Mike Mendoza 2,2071983 Mike Mendoza 2,4081982 Scott Lindquist 2,2191981 Scott Lindquist 1,8501980 Scott Lindquist 1,3701979 Willard Reaves 1,0841978 Allan Clark 1,4531977 Herb Daniels 1,9001976 Herb Daniels 1,3791975 Chris Mangold 6821974 Dan Troup 7931973 Jim Smith 1,2521972 Bud Kane 8331971 Craig Holland 759

SCORING2011 Zach Bauman 962010 Zach Bauman 962009 Matt Myers 872008 Robbie Dehaze 822007 Robbie Dehaze 882006 Alex Watson 902005 Robbie Dehaze 552004 Paul Ernster 542003 Paul Ernster 1012002 Paul Ernster 662001 Dondelinger/Bingham 722000 Marcus King 801999 Ronney Jenkins 1041998 Mike Goldstein 731997 Mike Goldstein 641996 Archie Amerson !1561995 Kevin O’Leary 891994 Kevin O’Leary 591993 Terry Belden 751992 Terry Belden 691991 Terry Belden 611990 Hendricks Johnson 661989 Micky Penaflor 621988 Micky Penaflor *901987 Micky Penaflor 901986 Goran Lingmerth 931985 Goran Lingmerth 571984 Jerry Davis 381983 John Wiggins 581982 Mark Diamond 681981 Mark Diamond 541980 Joe Taylor 481979 Willard Reaves 661978 Allan Clark 601977 Tom Jurich *921976 Tom Jurich 451975 Chris Mangold 301974 Jerry Wallace 311973 Jimmy Smith 661972 Tom Rogers 341971 Dick Baserman 36

TOTAL TACKLES2011 Scott McKeever 462010 Reid Worthington 672009 Matt Estrada 782008 Cyrus Igono 612007 Cyrus Igono 792006 Jeff Wheeler 762005 Bruce Branch 822004 Jeremy Thonburg 892003 Jeremy Thornburg 922002 Mike Sands 872001 Keith O’Neil 832000 Ray Perryman 751999 Ray Perryman 1061998 Afa Faraimo 1181997 Jake Crissup 1221996 Afa Faraimo 661995 Stacey Ellis 1311994 Stacey Ellis 981993 Jeff Bergman 1111992 Beau Smith 1301991 Jeff Bergman 621990 Dwan Brandon 1081989 Darrell Jordan 1601988 Erik Vance 1741987 Erik Vance 1251986 Mark Yuhas 1061985 Randy Cook 1331984 Tony Cullen 911983 James Gee 1421982 Bill Hickman 1561981 Ron Thomas 1481980 Gregg Gerken 1821979 Phil Cancik 1161978 Jerry Lumpkin 1211977 Ed Hightower 1291976 Jerry Lumpkin 1351975 Don Rowell 1171974 George Kaegle 1091973 Bruce Ivor 941972 Joe Hernandez 961971 Tom Ramsey 93

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Rod Alexander, WR

Football Gazette (1994)The Sports Network (1994)Archie Amerson, RB

WALTER PAYTON AWARD WINNER

(1996)

The Sports Network (1996)FB Gazette (1995, 1996)American Football CoachesAssociation (1996)Walter Camp (1996)Dan Anders, DL

Associated Press (1980) Tom Anderson, DE

Associated Press (1969)

Chris Baniszewski, WR

CoSIDA Academic (1989)Zach Bauman, RBBeyond College Sports (2011, 2nd)Vince Beemiller, OT

NFL Draft Report (1988)Terry Belden, P/K

Associated Press (1991, 1992, 1993)The Sports Network (1992, 1993)Football Gazette (1991, 1992, 1993)Kodak (1993)Walter Camp (1993)Jeff Bergman, SS

Football Gazette (1994)The Sports Network (1994)Ed Berry, WR

Sports Network (2009, 2nd)John Bonds, QB

Leonard’s All-America (1990)NFL Draft Report (1990)Mike “Bo” Bowttcher, LB

Associated Press (1971)Dwan Brandon, LB

NFL Draft Report (1990)Leonard’s All-America (1990)Associated Press (1989, 1990)Charlie Brown, WR


Travis Brown, QB

The Sports Network (1996)Football Gazette (1996)Alex Calderwood, PR

Football Gazette (1994)The Sports Network (1994)Darren Carrington, DB

NFL Draft Report (1988)Football News (1988)Football Gazette (1988)Vince Cisterna, E

Helms Foundation (1947, 1948, 1949)Allan Clark, TB

CoSIDA Academic (1978)Associated Press (1978)Sporting News (1978) Shawn Collins, TE

NFL Draft Report (1987, 1988)Sports Network (1987, 1988)Walter Camp (1987, 1988)Football News (1987, 1988)Football Gazette (1988)Associated Press (1987, 1988)

Herb Daniel, QB

CoSIDA Academic (1977)Eric Damko, OL

Verizon Academic (2000, 2001)Cleveland Dansby, CBAssociated Press (1977) Robbie Dehaze, K/P

AFCA (K, 2008, 1st)Walter Camp (P, 2008, 1st)College Sporting News (P, 2008, 1st)Associated Press (P, 2008, 2nd)Sports Network (P, 2008, 2nd)Sports Network (K, 2008, HM)Sports Network (2007, HM)Owen Dejanovich, DT

NAIA (1963) John Dierking, FS

Football News (1988)Art Donnell, OT

Football Gazette (1994)The Sports Network (1994)

George Duarte, DB

Associated Press (1985, 1986)NFL Draft Report (1986)Ed Duley, DT

Associated Press (1968)Stacy Ellis, ILB

Football Gazette (1995)David Estrada, RB

NAIA (1963)Paul Ernster, P

Walter Camp Foundation (2004) IAA.org (2004)The Sports Network(2004) Football Gazette (2004)

Afa Faraimo, LB

The Sports Network (1998)Associated Press (1998)Football Gazette (1998)Dan Finn, OL

The Sports Network (1996, 1997)American Football Coaches Association(1997)Walter Camp (1997)Football Gazette (1996)Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE

Sports Network (2007, HM)Larry Friedrichs, OG

Kodak (1977)Associated Press (1976, 1977)CoSIDA Academic (1977)Sporting News (1977)

James Gee, DT

Associated Press (1983, 1984)Gregg Gerkin, LB

Sporting News (1980)Tom Gibson, DE

NFL Draft Report (1986)Associated Press (1986)K.J. Gerard, DB

Associated Press (2008, 1st)College Sporting News (2008, 1st)Sports Network (2008, 1st)Walter Camp (2008, 1st)

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Charlie Brown Allan Clark Ed Berry Travis Brown Robbie Dehaze

Sports Network (2007, 2nd)Associated Press (2007, 3rd)Carl Golden, FB

Associated Press (1976, 1977)Mark Gould, P

AFCA (2003)Associated Press (2002, 2003)CoSIDA Academic (2003)CSTV (2003)Football Gazette (2002)The Sports Network (2002, 2003)Verizon Academic (2001, 2002)Cary Grossart, QB

Beyond College Sports (2011, 3rd)

Bill Hanna, DE

Associated Press (1967)Charles Harvell, OG

NAIA (1963)Michael Haynes, WR

NFL Draft Report (1987)George Herman, FB

NAIA (1964)Neal Higgenson, NG

Associated Press (1978)Sporting News (1978) Ed Hightower, DE

Associated Press (1978)Sporting News (1978)CoSIDA Academic (1977, 1978)Chris Hunsaker, LB

The Sports Network (2006)Associated Press (2006)Football Gazette (2006)

Cyris Igono, S

Sports Network (2007, HM)

Marvin Jackmon, LB

Associated Press (1984)Darrin Jackson, DBNFL Draft Report (1989)Jack James, MG

NAIA (1964)

Pete Jonovich, LB

NFL Draft Report (1988)Darrell Jordan, LB

Associated Press (1989)NFL Draft Report (1989)Football Gazette (1989)Hendricks Johnson, WR

Leonard’s All-America (1991) Football Gazette (1990, 1991)Associated Press (1991)The Sports Network (1991)NFL Draft Report (1990)Scott Johnson, DL

The Sports Network (1987)CoSIDA Academic (1987)Football News (1987)Cedric Jones, DB

Football Gazette (1999)Ed Judie, LB

Associated Press (1979)Tom Jurich, K

Kodak (1977)Sporting News (1977)Kevin Kolkman, DLFootball Gazette (1996)

Rodney Leota, C

Walter Camp (1987)The Sports Network (1987)NFL Draft Report (1987)Associated Press (1986) Jeff Lewis, QB

Football Gazette (1994, 1995)The Sports Network (1994, 1995)Goran Lingmerth, K

Kodak (1986)NFL Draft Report (1986) Associated Press (1986)Mark Lomas, DE

Associated Press (1969)Jerry Lumpkin, LBAssociated Press (1977, 1978)CoSIDA Academic (1978)

Rhian Madrid, P

Football Gazette (2006)Steve Maier, WRAssociated Press (1970)Pete Mandley, WR

Associated Press (1980, 1982,1983)Sporting News (1982)Rod Marshall, WR

Football Gazette (1995)Pat Meech, OT

Football News (1987)Henry Miller, SS

Associated Press (1988)Football News (1988)Football Gazette (1988)Rex Mirich, OT

NAIA (1962, 1963) Dan Moran, OG

Associated Press (1986)NFL Draft Report (1986)Glen Morgan, OT

NAIA (1957, 1958) Associated Press (1957, 1958)Rufus Mullen, CB

Associated Press (1971, 1972)Jason Murrietta, QB

The Sports Network (2006)Associated Press (2006)Football Gazette (2006)

John Nuttall, OG

Associated Press (1971)Stephen Nwogbe, DL

College Sporting News (2008, HM)

Rich O’Hara, WR

Associated Press (1967)Kevin O’Leary, P/K

The Sports Network (1994, 1995)Football Gazette (1994)United Press International (1994)Keith O’Neil, LB

Football Gazette (2002)

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K.J. Gerard Jeff Lewis Rex Mirich Jason Murrietta Keith O’Neil


Matt Palacio, DB

Associated Press (1982)Ricky Pearsall, PR

Football Gazette (1996)

Micky Penaflor, K

The Sports Network (1988, 1989)NFL Draft Report (1989)United Press International (1989)Football Gazette (1988, 1989)Football News (1987, 1988)Associated Press (1988)Walter Camp (1988)Raymond Perryman, LB

Football Gazette (1999)Football Gazette (2000)Ben Petrucci, DL

Football Gazette (1995, 1996)Frank Pollack, OL

Football Gazette (1989)Associated Press (1989)NFL Draft Report (1989)Kris Poindexter, OL

Sports Network (2010, 3rd)

Matt Raivio, OL

I-AA All-Star (2003)Tom Ramsey, DE

Associated Press (1972)Willard Reaves, TB

Associated Press (1979)Al Rex, TE

NAIA (1958)Dick Ries, LB

Associated Press (1966)NAIA (1966)DeJuan Robinson, DB

NFL Draft Report (1986)Associated Press (1986)Gerald Robinson, RB

Football Gazette (1991)Leonard’s All-America (1991)Associated Press (1991)

Mike Sanfratello, DL

Leonard’s All-America (1990)Football Gazette (1989, 1990)NFL Draft Report (1989)Associated Press (1989)Kelly Schultz, TE

Associated Press (1972)Bill Shorty, DE

NAIA (1963, 1965)Sandy Sledge, WR

NFL Draft Report (1988)Football News (1988)Football Gazette (1988)

Larry Small, OG

Associated Press (1968)NAIA (1968)Beau Smith, LB

Associated Press (1992)Football Gazette (1992)The Sports Network (1992)Harold Smith, FS

Associated Press (1978)Jimmy Smith, TB

Associated Press (1973)Ted Sorich, QB

Associated Press (1958)Francis St. Paul, WR

Football Gazette (1999)Gibbons St. Paul, WR

Football Gazette (1996)Bob Stewart, QB

Associated Press (1969)Rayna Stewart, CB

American Football CoachesAssociation (1995)The Sports Network (1994, 1995)Football Gazette (1994, 1995)Sim Stokes, WR


Erik Vance, LB

Football News (1987, 1988)Football Gazette (1988)NFL Draft Report (1988)

Alex Watson, WR

Walter Camp Foundation (2006) The Sports Network (2006)Associated Press (2006)Football Gazette (2006)Bud Wiedoff, DE

Associated Press (1967, 1968)Chuck Willig, DB

Associated Press (1979)Greg Wyatt, QB

Associated Press (1987, 1989)United Press International (1989)Football Gazette (1988, 1989)Football News (1987, 1988)NFL Draft Report (1987)Walter Camp (1987)The Sports Network (1987)

Mark Yuhas, LB


Drew Zamora, P

Beyond College Sports (2011, HM)

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All-Americans

Francis St. Paul

Alex Watson

Rod Alexander, WR: 1994Archie Amerson, RB: 1995#, 1996~ Dan Anders, DL: 1980

Terry Belden, K/P: 1992, 1993Jeff Bergman, LB: 1994Ed Berry, WR: 2009Isaac Bond, DL: 2010, 2011Mike Bowttcher, LB: 1970Bruce Branch, LB: 2003Zach Bauman, RB: 2011

Kino Carson, RB: 1997Christian Cervantes, TE: 1992Allan Clark, RB: 1978~Shawn Collins, TE: 1987, 1988Jake Crissup, LB: 1999

Cleveland Dansby, DB: 1977Robbie Dehaze, K/P: 2008George Duarte, DB: 1985, 1986

Afa Faraimo, LB: 1998*Dan Finn, OL: 1995, 1996, 1997Larry Friedrichs, OL: 1976, 1977

Paul Ernster, P: 2004Matt Estrada, S: 2009

Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE: 2006

James Gee, DL: 1983, 1984Tom Gibson, DL: 1986K.J. Gerard, DB: 2007, 2008Carl Golden, RB: 1976, 1977Mark Gould, P: 2003

Alex Henderson, RB: 2006# (2nd),2009Neal Higginson, DL: 1978Robert Haws, OL: 2001Vince Henman, LB: 2004Ed Hightower, DL: 1978Chris Hunsaker, LB: 2006Marvin Jackmon, LB: 1984Hendricks Johnson, WR: 1990#Cedric Jones, DB: 1999Darrell Jordan, LB: 1989Ed Judie, LB: 1979Tom Jurich, K: 1976, 1977~

Cyrus Igono, ST: 2007

Rodney Leota, OL: 1986Goran Lingmerth, K: 1986Jarett Loggins, DT: 1997Jerry Lumpkin, LB: 1977, 1978~

Rhian Madrid, P: 2005, 2006Pete Mandley, WR/PR/KR: 1980,1982, 1983Johnny Marshall, WR: 2003

Bob Martin, P: 1976James Martin, OL: 1997Mike Mendoza, QB: 1983#Clarence Moore, WR: 2002, 2003Dan Moran, OL: 1986Rufus Mullen, DB: 1972Jason Murrietta, QB: 2003~, 2006~

Kevin O’Leary, P: 1994, 1995Keith O’Neil, LB: 2001, 2002

Matt Palacio, DB: 1982Ricky Pearsall, PR: 1996Micky Penaflor, K: 1988, 1989Raymond Perryman, LB: 1999, 2000Ben Petrucci, DL: 1996Nick Petrucci, DE: 1997Frank Pollack, OL: 1989Kris Poindexter, OL: 2010

Matt Raivio, OL: 2002, 2003Willard Reaves, RB: 1979DeJuan Robinson, DB: 1986Renal Robinson, CB: 1997Roger Robinson, RB: 2003

Mike Sands, LB: 2002Mike Sanfratello, DL: 1989John Schachter, LB: 1979Beau Smith, LB: 1992#Harold Smith, DB: 1976, 1977, 1978Jim Smith, RB: 1973Ray Smith, DB/PR/KR:1978Francis St. Paul, WR: 1999Gibbons St. Paul, WR: 1996Rayna Stewart, DB: 1994, 1995Milford Suida, RB: 1972

Jeremy Thornburg, S: 2004

Alex Watson, WR: 2006*Chuck Willig, DB: 1979Reid Worthington, LB: 2010Lavon Worley, RB: 1988#Greg Wyatt, QB: 1986#

COACH OF THE YEARJoe Salem: 1977, 1978Jerome Souers: 1999

*Unanimous selection; Active playersunderlined ~Top Offensive/Defensive

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Alex Henderson

Jake Crissup


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Lumberjacks in the Pros

Keith O’Neil became the sixth formerLumberjack to win a Super Bowl title with theIndianapolis Colts in 2006.

Airiban Justin won the Grey Cup with theSaskatchewan Roughrigers.

Travis Brown had an eight-year career in theNFL with four teams. including the Eagles,Seahwaks, Bills and Colts.

Matt Estrada was with the Jacksonville Jaguarsduring the 2011 season.

Former Lumberjack Dave Heasman was part the Canadian Football League’s Grey Cup championCalgary Stampeders in 2002.

FORMER PLAYERSDonta Abron, DB

Albany Firebirds (AFL), 1997Kacey Allen, DE

Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 2003Rod Alexander, WR

New Jersey Gladiators (AFL),2001San Diego Chargers, 1999Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96Archie Amerson, RB

Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2002-05Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 2001Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 1997-00Michael Battisti, DL

Spokane Shock (AFL), 2011Terry Belden, P/K

Tampa Bay Storm (AFL), 1997Memphis Pharoahs (AFL), 1996Amsterdam Admirals (WLAF), 1995Las Vegas Posse (CFL), 1994John Bonds, QB

Arizona Cardinals, 1993, 1995Blair Boynton, DL

Amarillo Dusters (af2), 2009Dwan Brandon, LB

Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 1991Charlie Brown, WR

Detroit Lions, 1970Travis Brown, QB

Indianapolis Colts, 2004-05Buffalo Bills, 2001-04Seattle Seahawks, 2000Philadelphia Eagles, 1999Dave Cahill, DT

Atlanta Falcons, 1969Los Angeles Rams, 1967Philadelphia Eagles, 1966Sonny Campbell, RBAtlanta Falcons, 1970-71Phil Cancik, LB

Kansas City Chiefs, 1981New York Giants, 1980Darren Carrington, DB

Jacksonville Jaguars, 1995-96San Diego Chargers, 1991-94Detroit Lions, 1990Denver Broncos, 1989-90Kino Carson, RB

Montreal Alouettes (CFL), 2000Allan Clark, RB

Green Bay Packers, 1982Buffalo Bills, 1982New England Patriots, 1979-80

Shawn Collins, WR

Iowa Barnstormers (AFL), 1997Frankfurt Galaxy (WLAF), 1995-96Green Bay Packers, 1993Cleveland Browns, 1992Atlanta Falcons, 1989-91Gerald Commissiong, RBCalgary Stampeders, 2007Daiveun Curry-Chapman, WR

Arizona Cardinals, 2011Robbie Dehaze, P/K

Atlanta Falcons, 2008Toronto Argonauts, 2010Ty Dondelinger, K

C. Valley Coyotes (AFL2), 2004Columbus Wardogs (AFL2), 2003Art Donnell, OL

Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, 1995-96Steve Douglass, DB

Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1995-96George Duarte, CB

New York Jets, 1988Chicago Bears, 1987Herb Duncan, WR

Milwaukee Mustangs (AFL), 1999-2000Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1995-98Paul Ernster, P/K

Detroit Lions, 2008Pittsburgh Steelers, 2008Cleveland Browns, 2007Denver Broncos, 2005-07Matt Estrada, DB

Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL), 2011Dan Finn, OG

Denver Broncos, 1999Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 1999San Francisco 49ers, 1998Stevan Fontana, TE

Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe), 2002Green Bay Packers, 2001K.J. Gerard, DB

Baltimore Ravens, 2009Chicago Bears, 2010Miami Dolphins, 2011Tom Gibson, DE

Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1994-98Los Angeles Rams, 1991Cleveland Browns, 1989-90Mark Gould, P

N. Y. Giants, 2004Robert Haws, OL

St. Louis Rams, 2003Arizona Cardinals, 2002Michael Haynes, WR

New Orleans Saints, 1994-97Atlanta Falcons, 1988-93

David Heasman, OL

B.C. Lions (CFL), 2004Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2000-03Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 1998-99Alex Henderson, RB

Las Vegas, 2010 (UFL)Ryne Holstrom, OL

Philadelphia Soul (AFL), 2011Las Vegas Locos (UFL), 2011Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011Ronney Jenkins, RB

Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2004New Orleans Saints, 2004Oakland Raiders, 2003San Diego Chargers, 2000-02Hendricks Johnson, WR

Memphis MadDogs (CFL), 1995-96Indianapolis Colts, 1993Los Angeles Rams, 1992Cedric Jones, CB

Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2000Ed Judie, LB

Miami Dolphins, 1984Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1983San Francisco 49ers, 1982-83Tom Jurich, K

New Orleans Saints, 1978Airaban Justin, DBSaskatchewan Roughriders, 2007-08Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2004-06Baltimore Ravens, 2003David Lang, RB

Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96Los Angeles Rams, 1991-94

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Jeff Lewis, QB

New Orleans Saints, 2001-2002Carolina Panthers, 1999-2001Denver Broncos, 1996-98Goran Lingmerth, K

Cleveland Browns, 1987Kelly Lochbaum, LB

B.C. Lions (CFL), 2002-05Ottawa Renegades (CFL), 2002Calgary Stampede (CFL), 2001British Columbia Lions (CFL), 1998-00Jarrett Loggins, LB

Birmingham Thunder (XFL), 2001Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe), 1999-2001Mark Lomas, DT-DE

New York Jets, 1970-74Pete Mandley, WR

Kansas City Chiefs, 1989-90Green Bay Packers, 1988Detroit Lions, 1984-88Johnny Marshall, WR

Arizona Rattlers, 2006Brian McCurdy, DB

Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 1993-96Todd McMillon, DB

Chicago Bears, 2001-2004Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL),1998-2000Mike Mercer, K

San Diego Chargers, 1970Green Bay Packers, 1968-69Buffalo Bills, 1967-68Kansas City Chiefs, 1966Oakland Raiders, 1963-65Minnesota Vikings, 1961-62Kansas City Chiefs, 1960Rex Mirich, DT

New England Patriots, 1970Denver Broncos, 1967-69Oakland Raiders, 1964-66Clarence Moore, WR

Baltimore Ravens, 2004-06Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2008Cecil "Brute" Mulleneaux, C

Green Bay Packers, 1938Pittsburgh Steelers, 1935-36New York Giants, 1932Jason Murrietta, QB

Arizona Rattlers, 2012Central Valley Coyotes (af2), 2009Spokane Shock (af2), 2008Keith O’Neil, LB

Indianapolis Colts, 2005-07Dallas Cowboys, 2003-04Preston Parsons, QB

Denver Broncos, 2006Houston Texans, 2004-05Arizona Cardinals, 2002-03

Ray Perryman, DB

Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2007Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003-05Baltimore Ravens, 2002Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), 2002Oakland Raiders, 2001Terrance Petty, LB

Los Angeles Avengers (AFL), 2000Frank Pollack, OL

San Francisco 49ers, 1990-91, 1994-98Denver Broncos, 1992-93Len Raney, RB

Los Angeles Raiders, 1995-96Willard Reeves, RB

Washington Redskins, 1989Miami Dolphins, 1989Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 1983-87DeJuan Robinson, DB

Cleveland Browns, 1987Roger Robinson, RBArizona Cardinals, 2005-06Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 2006Mike Sanfratello, OL

San Francisco 49ers, 1991John Schachter, LB

Washington Redskins, 1982-83Francis St. Paul, WR

Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003St. Louis Rams, 2001-2002Rayna Stewart, CB

Jacksonville Jaguars, 2000-01Miami Dolphins, 1999Houston/Tennessee Oilers, 1996-98Maurice Taylor, DB

Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 2004-05Jeremy Thornburg, S

Philadelphia Eagles, 2005Rusty Tillman, LB

Washington Redskins, 1970-77Alex Watson, WR

Amarillo Dusters (af2), 2009Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011Greg Wyatt, QB

San Francisco 49ers, 1990

Players on active or training camprosters for the years listed.

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K.J. Gerard played for the Baltimore Ravens fortwo seasons after signing as a free agent.

Paul Ernster played for four teams in the NFLafter being drafted by the Denver Broncos.

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Keith O’Neil was the last Lumberjack to win aSuper Bowl, playing on the Colts in Super BowlXLI.

Frank Pollack was a part of a Super Bowl win-ning team with the San Francisco 49ers.

Jeff Lewis was a member of two Super Bowlteams with the Denver Broncos..

NAU All-Time Super Bowl RosterPLAYERS

Name Team Super Bowl – Year Opponent

Keith O’Neil Indianapolis Colts# XLI – 2006 Chicago Bears

Francis St. Paul* St. Louis Rams XXXVI – 2002 New England Patriots

Jeff Lewis Denver Broncos# XXXIII – 1999 Atlanta Falcons

Denver Broncos# XXXII – 1998 Green Bay Packers

Darren Carrington San Diego Chargers XXIX – 1995 San Francisco 49ers

Denver Broncos XXIV – 1990 San Francisco 49ers

David Lang Dallas Cowboys# XXX – 1996 Pittsburgh Steelers

Frank Pollack San Francisco 49ers# XXIX – 1995 San Diego Chargers

John Schachter* Washington Redskins XXVIII – 1984 L.A. Raiders

Washington Redskins# XXVII – 1983 Miami Dolphins

Ed Judie San Francisco 49ers# XVI-1982 Cincinnati Bengals

Rusty Tillman Washington Redskins VII – 1973 Miami Dolphins

Mike Mercer Kansas City Chiefs# I – 1966 Green Bay Packers

* - Not On Active Roster# - Winning Team

DID YOU KNOW...

Mike Mercer (left), a Lumberjack in 1960, kicked the first field goal in Super Bowl historyback in Super Bowl I as his Kansas City team lost 35-10 to Green Bay and Vince Lombardi.The field goal was 31 yards and happened in the second quarter, bringing the Chiefs within

14-10 heading into halftime.


Year Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral PF-PA Conf. Coach1915 2-4-0 .333 1-2-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 52-183 Clarence Thorpe1916 5-1-0 .833 4-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 107-129 Clarence Thorpe1917 2-0-0 1.000 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 39-34 Clarence Thorpe1918 1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 55-0 R.A. Fuller1919 1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 32-6 L.T. Lawyer1920 3-2-0 .600 2-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 84-37 McVey and Eastburn1921 1-5-0 .167 0-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 26-228 R.H. “Ducky” Drake1922 3-2-1 .583 1-1-1 2-1-0 0-0-0 131-71 R.H. “Ducky” Drake1923 6-1-0 .857 4-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 168-43 R.G. Stevenson1924 4-4-0 .500 2-3-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 236-96 W.E. Rogers1925 2-3-1 .417 2-1-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 90-49 Talbert D. Jessuppe1926 5-2-0 .714 4-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 139-55 E.H. “Swede” Lynch1927 6-1-2 .722 3-0-2 3-1-0 0-0-0 208-24 E.H. “Swede” Lynch1928 7-1-0 .875 4-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 274-37 Rudy Lavik1929 5-0-0 1.000 3-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 129-13 Rudy Lavik1930 4-2-1 .641 1-1-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 113-68 Rudy Lavik1931 3-5-0 .375 1-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 94-126 2-3-0 Rudy Lavik1932 3-2-2 .600 0-0-2 2-2-0 1-0-0 40-32 2-2-1 Rudy Lavik1933 5-1-0 .833 3-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 59-38 4-1-0* Mark McIntosh1934 1-5-1 .214 0-3-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 44-99 0-3-1 Mark McIntosh1935 3-3-3 .500 2-2-2 1-1-1 0-0-0 99-57 0-3-1 Mark McIntosh1936 3-4-1 .438 2-1-1 1-3-0 0-0-0 58-116 2-2-1 Mark McIntosh1937 5-5-0 .500 3-1-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 148-108 1-4-0 Garrett Arbelbide1938 2-6-1 .278 2-2-0 0-4-0 0-0-1 114-182 1-2-0 Garrett Arbelbide1939 1-6-1 .188 1-3-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 53-224 0-4-0 Garrett Arbelbide1940 2-6-0 .250 1-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 95-181 0-6-0 Maurice Moulder1941 3-5-0 .375 3-1-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 119-143 1-5-0 Maurice Moulder1942 1-5-0 .167 1-3-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 18-93 1-4-0 Maurice Moulder1943 1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 31-21 Frank Brickey1944 2-2-0 .500 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 53-85 Frank Brickey1945 2-3-0 .400 2-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 64-86 Frank Brickey1946 5-2-2 .667 4-0-0 1-2-2 0-0-0 130-70 1-2-1 Frank Brickey1947 1-7-0 .125 1-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 39-295 0-4-0 Nick Ragus1948 4-5-0 .444 3-1-0 0-4-0 1-0-0 144-187 1-2-0 Nick Ragus1949 1-6-1 .188 1-3-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 102-261 0-3-0 Emil Ladyko1950 2-7-0 .222 2-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 114-366 0-4-0 Ben Reiges1951 1-7-0 .125 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 76-211 0-2-0 John Peterson1952 3-4-0 .429 3-1-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 92-120 0-1-0 John Peterson1953 4-5-0 .444 3-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 126-166 2-3-0 John Peterson1954 3-6-0 .333 2-3-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 130-167 1-3-0 Earl “Jiggs” Insley1955 0-9-0 .000 0-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 72-220 0-4-0 Earl “Jiggs” Insley1956 8-2-0 .800 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 311-93 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury1957 8-1-0 .889 5-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 269-65 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury1958 11-1-0 .917 5-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 321-98 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury1959 6-2-1 .722 4-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-1 135-142 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury1960 6-3-2 .591 4-0-1 2-3-1 0-0-0 260-176 2-1-1** Max Spilsbury1961 3-5-1 .389 2-2-0 0-3-1 1-0-0 136-230 2-0-1 Max Spilsbury1962 6-4-0 .600 3-1-0 3-2-0 0-1-0 169-173 Max Spilsbury1963 5-3-1 .611 2-2-1 2-1-0 1-0-0 194-128 Max Spilsbury1964 5-4-0 .556 2-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 275-123 Max Spilsbury1965 5-4-1 .550 2-2-1 2-2-0 1-0-0 196-106 Andy McDonald1966 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 202-159 Andy McDonald1967 5-5-0 .500 3-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 228-222 Andy McDonald1968 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 229-156 Andy McDonald1969 7-3-0 .700 4-0-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 284-182 John Symank1970 2-8-0 .200 2-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 120-287 0-4-0 John Symank1971 5-5-0 .500 5-1-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 189-224 1-3-0 Ed Peasley1972 3-8-0 .273 1-5-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 182-292 0-4-0 Ed Peasley1973 4-6-0 .400 3-1-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 202-254 2-3-0 Ed Peasley1974 3-6-0 .333 3-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 139-241 2-3-0 Ed Peasley1975 1-9-0 .100 1-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 155-268 0-6-0 Joe Salem1976 8-3-0 .727 5-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 249-184 4-2-0 Joe Salem1977 9-3-0 .750 6-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 324-204 4-1-0 Joe Salem1978 8-2-0 .800 5-0-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 259-174 6-0-0* Joe Salem1979 7-4-0 .636 5-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 172-194 3-4-0 Dwain Painter1980 5-6-0 .455 4-1-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 224-202 3-4-0 Dwain Painter1981 4-7-0 .364 3-2-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 226-257 2-5-0 Dwain Painter1982 4-7-0 .364 4-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 276-287 3-4-0 Joe Harper1983 4-7-0 .364 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 252-293 2-5-0 Joe Harper1984 4-6-0 .400 2-3-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 285-259 2-5-0 Joe Harper1985 3-8-0 .273 3-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 167-289 1-6-0 Larry Kentera1986 7-4-0 .636 5-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 273-205 5-2-0 Larry Kentera1987 7-4-0 .636 3-2-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 385-292 4-4-0 Larry Kentera1988 6-5-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 296-236 4-4-0 Larry Kentera

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Year Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral PF-PA Conf. Coach1989 3-8-0 .273 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 259-330 2-6-0 Larry Kentera1990 5-6-0 .455 5-1-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 290-417 3-5-0 Steve Axman1991 3-8-0 .273 3-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 294-404 1-7-0 Steve Axman1992 4-7-0 .364 3-4-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 199-258 2-5-0 Steve Axman1993 7-4-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 315-293 3-4-0 Steve Axman1994 7-4-0 .636 5-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 391-273 4-3-0 Steve Axman1995 7-4-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 403-163 4-3-0 Steve Axman1996 9-3-0 .750 6-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 506-333 7-1-0 Steve Axman1997 6-5-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 302-261 4-4-0 Steve Axman1998 6-5-0 .545 4-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 241-227 3-5-0 Jerome Souers1999 4-8-0^ .333 2-3-0^ 2-5-0* 0-0-0 409-370 2-6-0^ Jerome Souers2000 3-8-0 .272 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 245-275 2-6-0 Jerome Souers2001 8-4-0 .667 4-1-0 4-3-0 0-0-0 368-307 5-2-0 Jerome Souers2002 6-5-0 .545 4-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 252-284 3-4-0 Jerome Souers2003 9-4-0 .692 4-2-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 409-305 5-2-0** Jerome Souers2004 4-7-0 .363 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 244-314 3-4-0 Jerome Souers2005 3-8-0 .375 3-2-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 233-328 1-6-0 Jerome Souers2006 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 378-296 5-3-0 Jerome Souers2007 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 322-305 5-3-0 Jerome Souers2008 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 316-273 4-4-0 Jerome Souers2009 5-6-0 .454 3-2-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 327-327 4-4-0 Jerome Souers2010 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 314-218 4-4-0 Jerome Souers2011 4-7-0 .364 3-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 309-217 3-5-0 Jerome SouersTotals 426-430-23̂ .499 276-156-12 141-269-9 9-4-2 18,901-18,200 161-227-7 30 head coaches

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All-time Record: 426-430-23 (.499)52 winning seasons

18 seasons with at least 7 wins8 conference championships

5 national postseason appearances1 national runner-up finish (1958, NAIA)

NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS

1931-1972 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)

1973-1977 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Div. II

1978-2006 NCAA Division I-AA2006- NCAA Football Championship

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* Conference Champion

** Conference Co-Champion

^ Includes forfeited games

NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Years Conference Record Pct. Titles

1931-1952 Border 16-57-5 .237 19331953-1955 New Mexico 3-10-0 .231 None1956-1961 Frontier 16-1-2 .895 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 19601962-1969 Independent ---- ---- ----1970- Big Sky 129-167-0 .435 1978, 2003

HOME FIELDS

Facility Years Record Pct. Notepad

City Fairgrounds 1915-1922 12-6-1 .658 4 undefeated seasonsMcMullen Field 1923-1932 24-8-5 .716 3 home losses in last 7 seasonsSkidmore Stadium 1933-1956 47-38-3 .551 Longest tenure as Jacks’ home fieldLumberjack Stadium 1957-1977 63-34-3 .645 1 NAU loss in first 20 home datesWalkup Skydome 1977- 129-71-0 .645 26 winning home seasons in 34 yrs.

HOMECOMING GAMES1924 Phoenix College ......L, 32-141925 N.M. Highlands ........W, 34-01926 Phoenix Indian............W, 7-01927 Arizona St. ................W, 19-01928 New Mexico St. ........W, 12-01929 Arizona St. ................W, 31-01930 New Mexico St...........L, 25-01931 Arizona St. ................L, 20-61932 Arizona St.....................T, 6-61933 New Mexico St. ........W, 13-71934 Fresno St. ................L, 26-141935 Western St. ............W, 23-121936 Arizona St. ................W, 19-01937 New Mexico St.............L, 7-01938 Arizona St. ..............W, 19-131939 New Mexico St.........L, 26-131940 Cal Tech..................W, 33-141941 New Mexico St. ........W, 27-71942 West Texas St. ..........L, 27-71943 No Homecoming1944 No Homecoming1945 Luke A.F.B. ..............L, 15-131946 New Mexico St. ........W, 14-61947 Western St. ..............W, 12-81948 Redlands ..................W, 25-71949 Whittier ....................L, 20-131950 New Mexico St.........L, 20-141951 La Verne ..................L, 13-121952 La Verne ................W, 36-141953 La Verne ................W, 18-14

1954 N.M. Military..............W, 13-71955 Redlands....................L, 32-61956 La Verne ..................W, 27-61957 Long Beach St. ............L, 7-61958 La Verne ..................W, 37-01959 Chico St. ................W, 26-121960 Western St. ..............W, 38-01961 Idaho St. ....................L, 27-01962 Western St. ..............W, 20-71963 Idaho St. ....................L, 13-21964 Northern Colorado ....L, 45-01965 Idaho St. ......................T, 0-01966 Central Missouri......W, 34-161967 Neb.-Omaha ..........W, 41-131968 CS Northridge ..........L, 21-201969 Montana St. ..............W, 35-01970 Drake ......................L, 31-171971 Montana St. ............W, 25-161972 Trinity ......................L, 37-221973 Montana..................W, 14-101974 Idaho St. ................W, 20-151975 Idaho........................L, 22-121976 CP Pomona ................L, 9-71977 CS Fullerton..............W, 24-91978 CP Pomona ..............W, 31-31979 N. Dakota St. ..........W, 21-101980 Idaho St. ................W, 38-131981 Nevada ....................L, 34-171982 Boise St. ................W, 30-141983 Montana ..................L, 21-171984 Idaho St. ..................L, 29-15

1985 Montana St. ............W, 27-241986 SW Texas ................W, 39-01987 Sonoma St. ..............W, 55-61988 Idaho St. ..................W, 27-71989 Idaho........................L, 41-311990 Boise St. ..................L, 28-201991 Montana St. ............W, 27-161992 Boise St. ..................L, 20-141993 Montana St. ............W, 23-201994 Boise St. ..................L, 28-161995 Montana St. ..............W, 37-01996 Weber St.................W, 59-451997 Portland St. ............W, 56-211998 Western St. ..............W, 28-91999 E. Washington ........L, 14-102000 Montana State ..........W, 32-92001 Idaho State ............W, 51-262002 Portland State ........W, 14-102003 E. Washington ........W, 54-312004 Sacramento State ....W, 26-02005 Montana ....................L, 23-02006 Sacramento State ..W, 39-222007 Montana ..................L, 16-21 2008 Weber State ............L, 14-422009 Idaho State ............W, 40-122010 Sacramento State ....L, 10-402011 Montana ..................L, 24-28All-Time Record (86)50-34-2 (.581)

FAMILY WEEKEND1954 LaVerne (Calif.) ..............................W, 35-191955 Western New Mexico ......................L, 14-121956 Panhandle State (Okla.) ..................W, 47-01957 Western New Mexico ....................W, 44-121958 Panhandle State (Okla.) ................W, 74-411959 Western New Mexico ......................W, 33-61960 Panhandle State (Okla.) ................W, 14-131961 Cal Poly-Pomona ............................L, 55-121962 New Mexico Highlands ....................W, 17-01963 Western New Mexico ....................W, 52-141964 Adams State ....................................W, 33-01965 Cal Poly Pomona ............................W, 13-71966 Long Beach St. ..............................W, 32-121967 Western Illinois ................................W, 34-01968 Hiram Scott (Neb.) ..........................W, 37-71969 Eastern New Mexico ......................W, 48-201970 Fresno State......................................L, 42-71971 Cal State Northridge ........................W, 48-01972 Louisiana Tech .............................. L, 42-211973 Cal State Northridge ......................W, 77-171974 Boise State ......................................L, 45-131975 Montana State ................................L, 31-171976 Boise State ......................................W, 42-71977 Montana State ..............................W, 28-211978 Boise State ....................................W, 31-301979 Northern Colorado ..........................W, 16-71980 Northern Colorado ........................W, 30-131981 Idaho ................................................W, 24-31982 Eastern Washington ..........................L, 14-71983 Nevada ..........................................W, 41-381984 Boise State ......................................L, 14-121985 Montana State ..............................W, 27-241986 Boise State ....................................W, 17-141987 Montana State ................................W, 54-211988 Northern Iowa ................................W, 25-211989 Montana ..........................................L, 38-141990 Nicholls State (La.) ........................W, 41-341991 Montana ..........................................L, 34-271992 Eastern Washington ..........................L, 15-91993 Montana ..........................................L, 38-231994 Weber State ..................................W, 24-201995 Montana ..........................................L, 24-211996 Cal State Sacramento ....................W, 51-321997 Montana ........................................W, 27-241998 Idaho State ......................................W, 30-71999 Montana ..........................................L, 42-232000 Weber State...................... ............W, 12-102001 Montana ..........................................L, 38-272002 Sacramento State....... ....................L, 24-212003 Montana.................. ........................L, 59-212004 Portland State ................................W, 21-202005 Eastern Washington ........................L, 42-142006 Montana State ................................L, 39-322007 Idaho State ....................................W, 45-242008 Sacramento State ..........................W, 42-102009 Northern Colorado ........................W, 35-272010 Montana State ..................................W, 34-72011 Idaho State ......................................W, 20-3All-Time Record (55) ......................37-18-0 (.673)


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Jerome Souers 1998-Pres. 13 years 76-82-0 .481Steve Axman 1990-97 8 years 48-41-0 .539Larry Kentera 1985-89 5 years 26-29-0 .473Joe Harper 1982-84 3 years 12-20-0 .375Dwain Painter 1979-81 3 years 16-17-0 .485Joe Salem 1975-78 4 years 26-17-0 .605Ed Peasley 1971-74 4 years 15-25-0 .375John Symank 1969-70 2 years 9-11-0 .450Andy McDonald 1965-68 4 years 22-17-1 .563Max Spilsbury 1956-64 9 years 58-25-5 .688Earl Insley 1954-55 2 years 3-15-0 .167John Pederson 1951-53 3 years 8-16-0 .333Ben Reiges 1950 1 year 2-7-0 .222 Emil Ladyko 1949 1 year 1-6-1 .143Nick Ragus 1947-48 2 years 5-12-0 .294Frank Brickey 1943-46 4 years 10-8-2 .556Maurice Moulder 1940-42 3 years 6-16-0 .273Garrett Arbelbide 1937-39 3 years 8-17-2 .333Mark McIntosh 1933-36 4 years 12-13-5 .483Rudy Lavik 1928-32 5 years 22-10-3 .691E.H. Lynch 1926-27 2 years 11-3-2 .786T.D. Jesseppe 1925 1 year 2-3-1 .417W.E. Rogers 1924 1 year 4-4-0 .500R.G. Stevenson 1923 1 year 6-1-0 .857R.H. Drake 1921-22 2 years 4-7-1 .375McVey/Eastburn 1920 1 year 3-2-0 .600L.T. Lawyer 1919 1 year 1-1-0 .500R.A. Fuller 1918 1 year 1-0-0 1.000Clarence Thorpe 1915-17 3 years 9-5-0 .643TOTALS 1915-2010 96 years423-422-23 .501

All-Time Head Coaches

BIG SKY OPENERS1970 at Montana L, 20-01971 at Weber St. L, 23-71972 at Montana L, 40-101973 at Weber St. L, 25-131974 Idaho St. W, 20-151975 Idaho L, 22-121976 Idaho St. W, 34-71977 at Idaho St. W, 28-71978 Idaho St. W, 34-141979 Idaho W, 29-181980 Boise St. L, 20-181981 Montana L, 29-231982 at Montana L, 36-351983 at Weber St. L, 26-131984 Weber St. W, 42-211985 Idaho L, 27-31986 Weber St. W, 45-241987 Montana W, 24-171988 E. Washington W, 34-241989 at Weber St. W, 20-171990 at Nevada L, 55-141991 at Weber St. L, 43-381992 Idaho St. W, 27-121993 at Idaho St. W, 32-151994 Idaho St. W, 41-191995 Montana St. W, 37-01996 CS Northridge W, 32-141997 Portland St. W, 56-211998 CS Northridge L, 41-101999 E. Washington L, 14-102000 at CS Northridge. W, 49-262001 at Portland State L, 33-302002 Portland State W, 14-102003 at Portland State W, 23-02004 Weber State W, 55-272005 at Weber State L, 41-232006 at Idaho State W, 33-272007 Northern Colorado W, 34-142008 at Northern Colorado W, 25-222009 Montana L, 34-41 ot2010 at Idaho State W, 32-72011 Idaho State W, 20-3All-time Record (41) ..........25-16-0 (.610)

HOME OPENERS

1915 Prescott HS L, 38-6

1916 Winslow HS W, 20-6




1920 Prescott HS L, 6-0

1921 Winslow HS L, 18-0

1922 Holbrook HS W, 25-0

1923 Clarkdale HS L, 25-0

1924 Jerome HS W, 64-0

1925 Clarkdale Alumni W, 32-0

1926 Smoki AC W, 40-0

1927 Prescott AC W, 34-0

1928 Eastern Arizona W, 68-0

1929 Loyola Marymnt W, 13-0

1930 N.M. Mines W, 71-0

1931 Cal Tech L, 13-0

1932 Arizona St. T, 6-6

1933 Redlands W, 13-7

1934 Whittier L, 7-6

1935 Adams St. W, 61-0

1936 Cal Tech W, 7-0

1937 Cal Tech W, 26-7

1938 Ft. Hays St. L, 20-19

1939 Brigham Young L, 25-0

1940 Texas-El Paso L, 28-7

1941 E. New Mexico W, 32-0

1942 Redlands L, 6-0

1943 Yuma AFB W, 25-0

1944 Tonopah AB W, 13-0

1945 Douglas AFB W, 6-0

1946 Williams AFB W, 6-0

1947 Western St. W, 12-8

1948 New Mexico St. W, 13-7

1949 Cal Tech W, 43-13

1950 La Verne W, 37-20

1951 Cal Tech L, 28-14

1952 E. New Mexico L, 21-7

1953 Adams St. W, 20-7


1955 Adams St. L, 12-6

1956 Pepperdine L, 14-12

1957 Ft. Huachuca W, 46-0

1958 S.D. Marines W, 25-19

1959 Idaho St. W, 16-7

1960 China Lake Naval W, 61-2

1961 Redlands W, 13-10

1962 Montana St. L, 27-6

1963 Whittier T, 6-6

1964 Weber St. W, 41-6


1966 Weber St. L, 32-14

1967 North Dakota W, 39-10

1968 Long Beach St. W, 26-20

1969 Cal Poly Pomona W, 38-7

1970 Quantico Marines W, 25-3

1971 N.M. Highlands W, 34-27

1972 North Dakota St. L, 14-7

1973 Montana W, 14-10

1974 CS Fullerton L, 10-7

1975 UC Riverside W, 34-30

1976 U.S. International W, 20-0

1977 Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-30

1978 Portland St. W, 42-14

1979 Idaho W, 29-18

1980 Texas A&I W, 24-11

1981 North Dakota St. W, 23-17

1982 Sou. Utah St. W, 36-15

1983 Southern Utah St. W, 53-3

1984 CS Northridge W, 26-10

1985 North Dakota W, 41-0

1986 Southern Utah St. L, 27-17

1987 Montana W, 24-17

1988 Sou. Utah St. W, 55-13

1989 Abilene Christian W, 42-13


1991 E. New Mexico W, 22-15

1992 Southern Utah L, 20-17

1993 North Texas W, 24-23

1994 Southern Utah W, 59-21

1995 CS Sacramento W, 62-7

1996 W. New Mexico W, 75-0

1997 St. Cloud St. W, 33-10

1998 Southwest Texas W, 38-16

1999 Cal Poly W, 55-21

2000 Chadron State W, 32-24


2002 Sam Houston St. W, 40-14

2003 Saint Mary’s (CA) W, 44-3

2004 Weber State W, 55-27

2005 Adams State W, 52-13

2006 Dixie College W, 66-14

2007 W. New Mexico W, 47-0

2008 N.M. Highlands W, 68-10

2009 Southern Utah W, 42-39

2010 West. N. Mexico W, 48-0

2011 Fort Lewis W, 58-13

All-Time Record (96).72-22-2 (.760)

All-Time School NamesNorthern Arizona Normal School (1899 to 1925)

Northern Arizona State Teachers College (1925 to 1929)Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff (1929 to 1945)

Arizona State College at Flagstaff (1945 to 1966)Northern Arizona University (1966 to present)

Jerome Souers1998-Pres.

Dwain Painter1990-97

Steve Axman1990-97

Joe Salem1975-76

Larry Kentera1985-89

Max Spilsbury1956-64

Gov Aker 1946Robb Akey 1995-98Marion Ancich 1982Gary Andersen 1995-96Don Anderson 1971-72Paul Arslanian 1987-89Dino Babers 1990Travis Baker 2011-Pres.Joe Barry 1996-98Rich Bartnett* 1972Corey Batoon 1998-08Jimmy Beal 2010-Pres.Gary Bernardi 2004Don Blackwelder 1985Jack Blair 1938Steve Boadway* 1991Mike Bowttcher 1972-73Jake Bracker 1925Josh Branen* 1999-00Craig Bray 1980-82Andy Brenna 1982-83Ed Bricker* 1992Frank Brickey 1941C.O. Brocato 1969-70Bill Bryant 1981Bill Busch 1995-96Bill Callahan 1987-88Mike Caviness 1979-81Brad Childress 1986-89Jamie Christian 2002Mike Churchill 1974Ken Clark* 1975Jim Clements 1975-78Bill Cockerham 1982-83Joe Conte 1981Larry Cox 1971Scott Criner 1998-99Greg Croshaw 1979-81Joe Davis 1983-84Pete DeMuniz* 2002-04H.W. Denman 1925Charlie Dickey 1990-91Kwame Dixon 1995-98Mike Dolby 1979-81Karl Dorrell 1990-91Norm Dow 1973-74Owen Dejanovich 1965-68Willie Dudley 1991-92

Ron English 1996Don Ettinger 1961Joe Francese 1947Carl Franks 2003-08Derek Frazier 2005Mike Freeman* 1991Justin Gaines 2001-Pres.Ron Gentry 1981Ken Gibler 1962-66Joe Glenn 1975Ed Goble 1984-85Rick Gordon* 1972Richard Gray 1985-89Herb Gregg 1949-54Bob Grey* 1970Gary Guthmiller 2005Leo Haberlack 1964-66Jim Hackett* 1992-94Steve Hagen* 1987-88Charlie Hall 2001-04Bill Harris 1948Ron Harris* 1987Bobby Hauck 1993-94Chuck Heater 1976Dick Heesch 1975-77Ken Heizer 1968Jaime Hill* 1989Mike Hlavac 1971Ryan Hodson 1996-98Byron Honorie* 1988Terry Hudgens 1970-72Charles Huff 2011-Pres.Jeff Imamura 2000-02Earl “Jiggs” Insley 1951-53,

1956-57Marvin Jackson* 2006Moody Jackson 1985-86Jerry Janson 1975-78Craig Johnston* 1982Don Jones* 1972John Kaiser* 1990Larry Kerr 1990-92Joe Kersting 1984-85, 1997Craig Knoth 2006-Pres.Steve Kragthorpe 1990-93Bobbie Lane 1982-84Randy Langejans* 1985-87Andy LaRussa 2009-10

Pat Lavin 1978Greg Lees 1999-06Jeff Lewis 2012-Pres.Brian Lindgren 2006-11Goran Lingmerth* 1988Kyle Lingerfelt 1999Bob Loose 1979-80Bob Lopez 1987, 1989-90John Lowry 1958-59Art Luppino* 1957E.H. Lynch 1925Brad Lynn 1964Keeth Mathney 2006-07Tim McConnell 1979-80Aaron McCreary 1936, 1951,

1954-55Lamar McHan 1969-70Zac McNally* 2011-Pres.Tom Melvin* 1986-87Bronco Mendenhall 1993-94Jim Miller 1973George Moate* 1987Thurmond Moore 1991-93Harold Morgan 1982-84Marty Mornhinweg 1988, 1994Pat Morris 1978Brent Myers 1992-97Cecil Nelson 1958John Nuttall* 1972Bill Odykirk 1965Mike Orthmann 2000-03Richard Oxer* 1975Curtis Page 1986John Pavlich 1947Brent Pease 1999-2000Scott Pelluer 1993-95Kevin Peoples 1999Frank Pollack 2005-06Eric Price 1996-97Willie Pringle* 1975Nick Ragus 1946Ruben Rea* 1984David Reeves 2009-Pres.Pete Regetz* 1988-89Andy Reid 1986Eric Reid 2007-Pres.Ben J. Reiges 1949Don Rezac 1985

Dave Rice 1987-89Quinton Richardson 1999-01Glen Riggert 1967Lonnie Rogers 1975Darren Rowell* 1999-00Brad Rowland 1984Dan Runkle 1975-78Francis St. Paul* 2007-11Brent Salem* 1993Jim Sanson 1985-86Dick Saunders 1947Ken Sawin 1969-72Rich Scangarello 2012-Pres.Dante Scarneccia 1979Marty Schaetzle 1989Scott Schumann 1969-74Cliff Schwenke 1997-98Mike Shanahan 1977Gordon Shaw 1982-84Rod Shaw* 1982John Skladany 1990-92Bill Smith 2000-10Rick Smith 1985-88Tim Smith* 1989-90J.D. Sollars 2005Ted Sorich 1960-62Dan Southard* 1975James Spurlock 1994Ray Stawiarski* 1989-90Brian Stewart 1995Dave Stromswold 1998-01Kevin Sullivan 1995-98Scott Swartz 2002-03Chris Taylor* 2009-Pres.John Teuscher* 2008-10.Andy Thompson 2005-Pres.Isi Tuanaki* 2005Ed Van Winkle 1963Andre Walker* 1989Ryan Wells* 2007-08Chris Wiesehan 2001-04Jerry Willinsky* 1988Rick Wilson* 1975Andy Wolfe 1938Al Worley 1971-74Ken Zampese 1992-95Joe Zubek* 1988

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All-Time Assistants

NFL Pipeline - Current and Former Coaches


Mike ShanahanWashington Redskins,

Head Coach(NAU Assistant, 1977)

Brad ChildressFormer Minnesota

Vikings, Head Coach

(NAU Assistant, 1986-89)

Andy ReidPhiladelphia Eagles,

Head Coach(NAU Assistant, 1986)

Marty MornhinwegDetroit Lions,

Former Head Coach Current Philadelphia

Asst.(NAU Assistant, 1988,

1994)

Bill CallahanOakland Raiders,

Former Head CoachCurrent N.Y. Jets

Assistant(NAU Assist., 1987-88)

NFL and College Assistants

Joe Barry, San Diego Chargers (NAU Assistant, 1996-99)

Darrell Bevell, Seattle Seahawks (NAU Player, 1989)

Dan Finn, Utah Assistant (NAU Player, 1994-97)

Jeff Imamura, Minnesota Vikings (NAU Assistant, 2000-02)

Jeff Lewis, Northern Arizona (NAU Player, 1992-95)

Derek Mason, Stanford Assistant (NAU Player, 1987-91)

Marty Mornhinweg, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1988, 1994)

Tom Melvin, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1986-87)

Pat Morris, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NAU Assistant, 1978)

Frank Pollack, Oakland Raiders (NAU Player,1986-89; Asst. 2005-06)

Dante Scarnecchia, New England Patriots (NAU Assistant, 1979)

Brian Stewart, Houston Assistant (NAU Player, 1986-87; Assistant, 1995)

Rayna Stewart, Former Tennessee Titans (NAU Player, 1991-95)

Ken Zampese, Cincinnati Bengals (NAU Assistant, 1992-95)

1915 – 2-4-0

@Winslow High W 12-7PRESCOTT HIGH L 38-6WINSLOW HIGH W 19-13@Phoenix Union High L 40-0@Arizona State L 72-3PRESCOTT HIGH L 13-12Scoring – NAU 52, Opp. 183

1916 – 5-1-0

WINSLOW HIGH W 20-6PRESCOTT HIGH W 32-2@Winslow High W 7-0PHOENIX UNION HIGH W 19-7ARIZONA STATE W 29-6@New Mexico L 108-0Scoring – NAU 107, Opp. 129

1917 – 2-0-0

WINSLOW HIGH W 32-28FLAGSTAFF ALL-STARS W 7-6 Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 34

1918 – 1-0-0

WINSLOW HIGH W 55-0Scoring – NAU 55, Opp. 0

1919 – 1-1-0

WINSLOW HIGH W 32-0@Winslow High L 6-0Scoring – NAU 32, Opp. 6

1920 – 3-2-0

@Prescott High L 12-0PRESCOTT HIGH L 6-0EMERSON SCHOOL W 32-6WINSLOW HIGH W 43-6@Winslow High W 9-7Scoring – NAU 84, Opp. 37

1921 – 1-5-0

WINSLOW HIGH L 18-0@Prescott High L 27-6@Phoenix College L 77-0@Mesa High L 88-0@Holbrook High W 6-0HOLBROOK HIGH L 18-14Scoring – NAU 26, Opp. 228

1922 – 3-2-1

HOLBROOK HIGH W 25-0PRESCOTT HIGH T 0-0@St. Johns High W 58-0@Round Valley High W 48-0PHOENIX COLLEGE L 46-0@Winslow High L 25-0Scoring – NAU 131, Opp. 71

1923 – 6-1-0

@Williams High W 25-0CLARKDALE HIGH L 25-0ST. JOHNS HIGH W 67-0ROUND VALLEY HIGH W 32-0@Jerome High W 18-0FLAGSTAFF HIGH~ W 14-12WINSLOW HIGH W 12-6Scoring – NAU 168, Opp. 43

~First game at McMullen Field

1924 – 4-4-0

JEROME HIGH W 64-0WILLIAMS HIGH W 51-0@Prescott High W 19-6@Needles (Calif.) High W 51-0FLAGSTAFF HIGH L 13-7PHOENIX COLLEGE L 32-14@Arizona State L 20-16WINSLOW ALUMNI L 25-14Scoring – NAU 236, Opp. 96

1925 – 2-3-1

CLARKDALE ALUMNI W 32-0ARIZONA STATE L 3-0@Phoenix College L 18-7NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 34-0@Phoenix Indian School T 7-7@Arizona State L 21-10Scoring – NAU 90, Opp. 49

1926 – 5-2-0

SMOKI ATHLETIC CLUB W 40-0EASTERN ARIZONA COLL. W 19-0@Phoenix College W 32-0FLAGSTAFF REDSKINS W 7-0@Loyola Marymount L 27-7@Arizona State L 14-0MONTEZUMA BAPTIST (N.M.) W 34-14Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 55

1927 – 6-1-2

PRESCOTT ATHLETIC CLUB W 34-0 PHOENIX COLLEGE T 0-0@Eastern Arizona W 32-0ARIZONA STATE W 19-0LOYOLA MARYMOUNT T 0-0PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL W 39-0@New Mexico L 24-7@Winslow Athletic Club W 71-0@Montezuma Baptist (N.M.) W 6-0Scoring – NAU 208, Opp. 24

1928 – 7-1-0

EASTERN ARIZONA W 68-0@Loyola Marymount L 18-0PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL W 34-0NEW MEXICO W 12-0UC SANTA BARBARA W 33-0@Redlands (Calif.) W 20-13@Arizona State W 27-6@Phoenix College W 80-0Scoring – NAU 274, Opp. 37

1929 – 5-0-0

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 13-0REDLANDS (Calif.) W 32-7ARIZONA STATE W 31-0@Arizona State W 27-0@New Mexico W 26-6Scoring – NAU 129, Opp. 13

1930 – 4-2-1

NEW MEXICO MINES W 71-0@Whittier (Calif.) W 20-0@New Mexico State W 9-6NEW MEXICO L 25-0ARIZONA STATE T 0-0@Los Angeles Firemen L 31-6@Arizona State W 7-6Scoring – NAU 113, Opp. 68

1931 – 3-5-0, 2-3-0 Border Conf.*

@Fresno State W 26-2CALIFORNIA TECH L 13-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-6ARIZONA STATE* L 20-6@New Mexico* L 20-6@Arizona* L 19-12@Arizona State* W 13-7@Whittier (Calif.) L 39-18Scoring – NAU 94, Opp. 126

1932 – 3-2-2, 2-2-1 Border Conf.*

@New Mexico* L 6-0ARIZONA STATE* T 6-6Arizona*# W 7-6FRESNO STATE T 0-0@New Mexico State* L 7-0@Arizona State* W 20-7@Phoenix All-Stars W 7-0Scoring – NAU 40, Opp. 32#Played in Phoenix, Ariz.

1933 – 5-1-0, 4-1-0 Border Conf.*

BORDER CONF. CHAMPION

REDLANDS (Calif.) W 13-7@New Mexico* W 14-0NEW MEXICO STATE*~ W 13-7ARIZONA STATE* W 13-0@Arizona* L 24-0@Arizona State* W 6-0Scoring – NAU 59, Opp. 38

~First game at Skidmore Stadium

1934 – 1-5-1, 0-3-1 Border Conf.*

WHITTIER (Calif.) L 7-6@New Mexico* L 33-6FRESNO STATE L 26-14@New Mexico State* T 6-6ARIZONA STATE* L 21-0@Western State (Colo.) W 12-0@Arizona State* L 6-0Scoring – NAU 44, Opp. 99

1935 – 3-3-3, 0-3-1 Border Conf.*

ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 61-0OCCIDENTAL (Calif.) T 0-0NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 23-12@New Mexico* L 20-0ARIZONA STATE* L 6-0CAL POLY POMONA T 0-0@Arizona State* T 0-0@Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W 15-12Scoring – NAU 99, Opp. 57

1936 – 3-4-1, 2-2-1 Border Conf.*

CALIFORNIA TECH W 7-0UC SANTA BARBARA L 13-7@New Mexico State* L 41-0@Fresno State L 31-6ARIZONA STATE* W 19-0TEXAS-EL PASO* T 0-0@Arizona State* W 13-6@New Mexico* L 25-6Scoring – NAU 58, Opp. 116

1937 – 5-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.*

@Texas Tech* L 6-0@Whittier (Calif.) W 9-0CALIFORNIA TECH W 26-7@San Jose State L 21-6NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0@Arizona State* W 7-0NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 61-0@Texas-El Paso* L 53-13LA VERNE (Calif.) W 20-7@New Mexico* L 7-6Scoring – NAU 148, Opp. 108

1938 – 2-6-1, 1-2-0 Border Conf.*

@Brigham Young L 19-0Nevada# T 12-12FORT HAYS STATE (Kan.) L 20-19ARIZONA STATE* W 19-13NEW MEXICO* L 20-0@New Mexico State* L 34-0PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.) W 33-7@Whittier L 23-19@San Jose State L 34-12Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 182

#Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

1939 – 1-6-1, 0-4-0 Border Conf.*

@Western New Mexico T 12-12BRIGHAM YOUNG L 25-0NEVADA W 9-7NEW MEXICO STATE* L 25-13@Texas Tech* L 54-0WHITTIER (Calif.) L 27-13@New Mexico* L 33-0@Arizona State* L 41-6Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 224

1940 – 2-6-0, 0-6-0 Border Conf.*

TEXAS-EL PASO* L 28-7@Arizona* L 41-0CALIFORNIA TECH W 33-14@West Texas State* L 27-6@New Mexico State* L 13-0ARIZONA STATE* L 12-0@Western New Mexico W 21-0@New Mexico* L 46-28Scoring – NAU 95, Opp. 181

1941 – 3-5-0, 1-5-0 Border Conf.*

EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0@New Mexico* L 12-6NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 34-0WEST TEXAS STATE* L 27-0NEW MEXICO STATE* W 27-7@Arizona* L 41-0@Arizona State* L 33-0@Texas-El Paso* L 23-20Scoring – NAU 119, Opp. 143

1942 – 1-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.*

@New Mexico* L 26-6REDLANDS (Calif.) L 6-0WEST TEXAS STATE* L 27-7ARIZONA STATE* L 14-2@Texas-El Paso* L 20-0NEW MEXICO STATE* W 3-0Scoring – NAU 18, Opp. 93

1943 – 1-1-0

YUMA AIR FORCE BASE W 25-0@New Mexico L 21-6Scoring – NAU 31, Opp. 21

1944 – 2-2-0

@New Mexico L 47-14TONOPAH AIR BASE W 13-0Nevada# L 25-6COMPTON COLLEGE (Calif.) W 20-13Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 85

#Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

1945 – 2-3-0

DOUGLAS AFB W 6-0EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 39-0@Fresno State L 19-0@Arizona L 52-6LUKE FIELD L 15-7Scoring – NAU 64, Opp. 86

1946 – 5-2-2, 1-2-1 Border Conf.*

WILLIAMS AFB W 6-0@New Mexico* L 12-7WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0@Fresno State T 6-6NEW MEXICO STATE* W 14-6@Western State (Colo.) W 19-6@West Texas State* L 20-0EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 33-7@Arizona State* T 13-13Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 70

1947 – 1-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.*

@Nevada L 50-0@Pepperdine L 60-7@Texas-El Paso* L 40-0WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 12-8@Arizona State* L 31-7@Wichita State L 55-7WEST TEXAS STATE* L 25-0@New Mexico State* L 26-6Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 295

1948 – 4-5-0, 1-2-0 Border Conf.*

@West Texas State* L 28-0NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-7SAN PEDRO ATHL. CLUB W 21-12@Arizona State* L 40-0REDLANDS (Calif.) W 25-7@Western State (Colo.) L 26-6La Verne (Calif.)# W 47-6PEPPERDINE L 34-20@Whittier (Calif.) L 27-12Scoring – NAU 144, Opp. 187

#Played in Kingman, Ariz.

1949 – 1-6-1, 0-3-0 Border Conf.*

@Pepperdine L 39-0CALIFORNIA TECH W 43-13WESTERN STATE (Colo.) L 25-14@Arizona State* L 62-6WHITTIER (Calif.) L 20-13@Redlands (Calif.) T 20-20WEST TEXAS STATE* L 47-6@New Mexico State* L 35-0Scoring – NAU 102, Opp. 261

1950 – 2-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.*

@West Texas State* L 52-12@New Mexico* L 78-0LA VERNE (Calif.) W 37-20@Arizona State* L 63-0NEW MEXICO STATE* L 20-14NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 26-19@Whittier (Calif.) L 28-7@Western New Mexico L 20-6@Pepperdine L 66-12Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 366

1951 – 1-7-0, 0-2-0 Border Conf.*

@New Mexico Highlands L 13-6@New Mexico* L 55-6CALIFORNIA TECH L 28-14WHITTIER (Calif.) W 6-0LA VERNE (Calif.) L 13-12@Idaho State L 34-20@New Mexico State* L 48-12WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 20-0Scoring – NAU 76, Opp. 211

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1952 – 3-4-0, 0-1-0 Border Conf.*

EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-7LA VERNE (Calif.) W 36-14CALIFORNIA TECH W 20-7NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 13-6@New Mexico State* L 33-9@Western New Mexico L 14-7@Whittier (Calif.) L 25-0Scoring – NAU 92, Opp. 120

1953 – 4-5-0, 2-3-0 N.M. Conf.*

ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 20-7@Eastern New Mexico* L 20-0@Whittier (Calif.) L 13-7WESTERN STATE (Colo.) L 26-7LA VERNE (Calif.) W 18-14@New Mexico Highlands* W 12-8@Panhandle State (Okla.)* L 26-21WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 20-7@New Mexico Military Inst.* L 45-21Scoring – NAU 126, Opp. 166

1954 – 3-6-0, 1-3-0 N.M. Conf.*

@Redlands (Calif.) W 14-0@Adams State (Colo.) L 20-12WHITTIER (Calif.) L 20-16LA VERNE (Calif.) W 35-19 NEW MEXICO MILITARY* W 13-7NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* L 27-13PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* L 21-14@Western New Mexico* L 7-6@Idaho State L 46-7Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 167

1955 – 0-9-0, 0-4-0 N.M. Conf.*

ADAMS STATE (Colo.) L 12-6@Whittier (Calif.) L 20-0REDLANDS (Calif.) L 32-6LA VERNE (Calif.) L 6-0@New Mexico Highlands* L 41-20@Panhandle State (Okla.)* L 28-7WESTERN NEW MEXICO* L 14-12@Pepperdine L 34-14@New Mexico Military Inst.* L 33-7Scoring – NAU 72, Opp. 220

1956 – 8-2-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.*

FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION@Ft. Huachuca Army Base W 28-6PEPPERDINE L 14-12UC RIVERSIDE W 60-0@Westminister (Utah) W 29-0LA VERNE (Calif.) W 27-6NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 28-13PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 47-0@Western New Mexico* W 54-40@Long Beach State L 7-6@San Diego W 20-7Scoring – NAU 311, Opp. 93

1957 – 8-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.*

FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION

FT. HUACHUCA ARMY BASE# W 46-0SAN DIEGO W 40-6REDLANDS (Calif.) W 18-6CAL POLY POMONA W 34-7LONG BEACH STATE L 7-6@New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7@Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 42-0WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 44-12Nevada+ W 26-20Scoring – NAU 269, Opp. 65

#First game at Lumberjack Stadium+Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

1958 – 11-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.*

NAIA NATIONAL RUNNER-UP


SAN DIEGO MARINES W 25-19@Cal Poly Pomona W 16-8McMURRY (Texas) W 13-6@Redlands (Calif.) W 28-14LA VERNE (Calif.) W 47-0NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 20-0PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 41-7@Western New Mexico* W 30-7Willamette (Ore.)# W 7-0@Cal State Chico W 40-6Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.)+ W 41-12NE Oklahoma% (CBS-TV) L 19-13Scoring – NAU 321, Opp. 98

#Played in Yuma, Ariz.+NAIA Playoff (Tucson, Ariz.)%Holiday Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.)

1959 – 6-2-1, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.*


@New Mexico State L 35-0IDAHO STATE W 16-7@McMurry (Texas) L 55-7REDLANDS (Calif.) W 6-0CAL STATE CHICO W 26-12@New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7@Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 27-13WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 33-6Cal Poly Pomona# T 7-7Scoring – NAU 135, Opp. 142

#Played in Yuma, Ariz.

1960 – 6-3-2, 2-1-1 Frontier Conf.*

FRONTIER CONF. CO-CHAMP

CHINA LAKE NAVAL BASE W 61-2@Idaho State L 30-10@Redlands (Calif.) W 20-6WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 38-0NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* T 7-7PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 14-13@Western New Mexico* W 34-26@Cal Poly Pomona L 18-14NATIONAL UNIV. (Mexico) W 34-26@Eastern New Mexico* L 34-14@San Diego T 14-14Scoring – NAU 260, Opp. 176

1961 – 3-5-1, 2-0-1 Frontier Conf.*

@New Mexico State L 56-6@Adams State (Colo.) L 14-6REDLANDS (Calif.) W 13-10IDAHO STATE L 27-0@New Mexico Highlands* T 21-21@Santa Clara L 20-10WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 35-13CAL POLY POMONA L 55-12Eastern New Mexico*# W 33-14Scoring – NAU 136, Opp. 230

#Played in Mesa, Ariz.

1962 – 6-4-0, Independent

MONTANA STATE L 27-6ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 16-0WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 20-7@Idaho State W 35-26NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 17-0@Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W 21-20@Western New Mexico W 34-7@Cal Poly Pomona L 38-0@Whittier (Calif.) L 29-20Eastern New Mexico# L 19-0Scoring – NAU 169, Opp. 173

#Played in Clovis, N.M.


WHITTIER (Calif.) T 6-6SAN DIEGO MARINE BASE L 40-7IDAHO STATE L 13-2@New Mexico Highlands W 49-0@Montana State L 28-7WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 52-14CAL POLY POMONA W 42-14@Western State (Colo.) W 14-7Eastern New Mexico# W 15-6Scoring – NAU 194, Opp. 128

#Played in Globe, Ariz.


WEBER STATE W 41-6TEXAS-ARLINGTON L 10-9@Idaho State W 28-21NORTHERN COLORADO +W 45-7@Cal Poly Pomona W 28-6@Western New Mexico W 56-6ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 33-0@Eastern New Mexico L 39-17@Santa Clara L 28-18Scoring – NAU 275, Opp. 123

+Game forfeited by NAU


@Weber State L 21-14WHITTIER (Calif.) L 3-2@Adams State (Colo.) W 56-0IDAHO STATE T 0-0CAL POLY POMONA W 13-7@Northern Colorado W 23-0@Texas-Arlington L 27-6@Fort Lewis (Colo.) W 41-14EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 41-14SAN DIEGO STATE L 20-0Scoring – NAU 196, Opp. 106


WEBER STATE L 32-14@Fresno State L 14-12@Idaho State W 14-13CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE W 34-16@Cal Poly Pomona W 26-0LONG BEACH STATE W 32-12MONTANA W 34-8WEST TEXAS STATE L 34-7@Eastern New Mexico W 21-14@San Diego State L 16-8Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 159


NORTH DAKOTA W 39-10@Weber State L 29-28EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 7-0@Whittier (Calif.) W 46-29NEBRASKA-OMAHA W 41-13WESTERN ILLINOIS W 34-0@Long Beach State W 26-21@Montana L 10-7EAST CENTRAL (Okla.) L 13-7@New Mexico State L 90-0Scoring – NAU 228, Opp. 222


@Drake L 30-14LONG BEACH STATE W 26-20WEBER STATE L 21-14@Nebraska-Omaha W 7-6@Northern Illinois W 43-14CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L 21-20@Montana State L 20-15HIRAM-SCOTT (Neb.) W 37-7@Eastern New Mexico W 35-17MONTANA W 18-0Scoring – NAU 229, Opp. 156


CAL POLY POMONA W 38-7@West Texas State W 21-20@Montana L 52-7MONTANA STATE W 35-0@Cal State Los Angeles W 20-14@Long Beach State L 23-15WHITWORTH (Wash.) W 61-0@Weber State W 21-19EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 48-20@Fresno State L 27-18Scoring – NAU 284, Opp. 182

1970 – 2-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky*

QUANTICO MARINE BASE W 25-3CAL STATE LOS ANGELES W 33-0@Montana* L 20-0@New Mexico Highlands L 47-4@New Mexico State# L 57-13DRAKE L 31-17@Montana State* L 28-8WEBER STATE* L 38-6@Eastern New Mexico L 21-7FRESNO STATE L 42-7Scoring – NAU 120, Opp. 287

#Designated Big Sky game

1971 – 5-5-0, 1-3-0/6th Big Sky*

@North Dakota State L 42-9NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS ^L 34-27@Weber State* L 23-7DRAKE# L 38-13MONTANA STATE* W 25-16NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 20-7@Trinity (Texas) L 42-21CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 48-0@Boise State* L 22-17SOUTHERN OREGON ^W 2-0 Scoring – NAU 189, Opp. 224

#Designated Big Sky game^Won by forfeit

1972 – 3-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky*

NORTH DAKOTA STATE L 14-7SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 31-10@Montana* L 40-10@New Mexico Highlands W 35-26@Montana State* L 23-9TRINITY (Texas) L 37-22WEBER STATE* L 28-7@Cal State Northridge W 15-14LOUISIANA TECH L 41-21@Hawai’i L 20-13BOISE STATE* L 39-12Scoring – NAU 182, Opp. 292

1973 – 4-6-0, 2-3-0/3rd Big Sky*

@North Dakota State L 36-7@Weber State* L 25-13MONTANA* W 14-10@Louisiana Tech L 37-7TEXAS LUTHERAN W 28-14@Boise State* L 21-6CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 77-17MONTANA STATE* L 45-0@Nevada-Las Vegas L 42-14@Idaho State* W 36-7Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 254

1974 – 3-6-0, 2-3-0/5th Big Sky

CAL STATE FULLERTON L 10-7NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 27-15NEVADA-LAS VEGAS L 31-14IDAHO STATE* W 20-15@Montana State* L 44-21@Montana* L 27-0WEBER STATE* W 21-20BOISE STATE* L 45-13@Drake L 34-16Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 241

1975 – 1-9-0, 0-6-0/7th Big Sky*

UC RIVERSIDE W 34-30IDAHO* L 22-12@Cal Poly Pomona L 3-0@Idaho State* L 17-7EASTERN MONTANA L 36-34@Boise State* L 48-0@Nevada-Las Vegas L 34-21MONTANA STATE* L 31-17MONTANA* L 28-22@Weber State* L 19-8Scoring – NAU 155, Opp. 268

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1958 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNER-UPS

FRONT ROW: Rightly Curnutte (Manager), Johnny Lopez, Mike Garcia, FrankThomas, Carlos Salas, Ron Cote, Bill McCormick, Louis Reyna, Bill Herrera, DanLoveall, Larry Clapham and Bob Gradillas. SECOND ROW: Al Alvarez, PaulReynolds, Joe Gallegos,Ray Harris, Louis Casillas, Rudy Cabrera, Hector Lopez, TedSorich, Mel Huffaker, Frank Morales and Fernando Maya. THIRD ROW: Don Murray(Manager), Paul Renner, Hosie Maddox, Al Rex, Ernie Hansen, Glen Morgan, EarlRandolph, Bruce Bernhardi, Mel Hannah, John Lowry (Coach), Cecil Nelson (Coach),Max Spilsbury, (Football). Not pictured Pete Kotchou.


1976 – 8-3-0, 4-2-0/3rd Big Sky*

U.S. INTERNATIONAL (Calif.) W 20-0IDAHO STATE* W 34-7@Nebraska-Omaha W 28-13@Montana* W 23-21CAL POLY POMONA L 9-7NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 31-28BOISE STATE* W 42-7@Montana State* L 33-0WEBER STATE* W 30-18@Idaho* L 31-14@Cal State Fullerton W 20-17Scoring – NAU 249, Opp. 184

1977 – 9-3-0, 4-1-0/2nd Big Sky*

AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 31-30@Idaho State* W 28-7MONTANA*^ W 25-24@Weber State* W 36-10@Nevada-Las Vegas L 20-16@Cal Poly Pomona W 16-0CAL STATE FULLERTON W 24-9@Boise State* L 27-13MONTANA STATE* W 28-21EASTERN MONTANA W 70-0NEBRASKA-OMAHA W 37-21JACKSONVILLE STATE! L 35-0Scoring – NAU 324, Opp. 204

!Division II playoff game^First game in J.L. Walkup Skydome

1978 – 8-2-0, 6-0-0/1st Big Sky*

BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION

@North Dakota State L 23-7PORTLAND STATE W 42-14IDAHO STATE* (ABC-TV) W 34-14@Montana* W 21-6@Idaho* W 34-29CAL POLY POMONA W 31-3@Northern Colorado L 33-6@Montana State* W 43-22BOISE STATE* W 31-30WEBER STATE* W 10-0Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 174

1979 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-3rd Big Sky*

@Portland State W 22-21IDAHO* W 29-18MONTANA* W 26-13@Idaho State* W 6-3NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 21-10@Weber State* L 34-10MONTANA STATE* L 10-7NORTHERN COLORADO W 16-7@Boise State* L 44-7CAL POLY POMONA W 21-3NEVADA* L 31-7Scoring – NAU 172, Opp. 194

1980 – 5-6-0, 3-4-0/t-6th Big Sky*

TEXAS A&I W 24-11@North Dakota State L 27-14BOISE STATE* L 20-18@Cal State Fullerton L 21-13IDAHO STATE* (ESPN-TV) W 38-13@Nevada* L 21-0WEBER STATE* W 32-7@Montana State* W 27-24NORTHERN COLORADO W 30-13@Montana* L 31-21@Idaho* L 14-7Scoring – NAU 224, Opp. 202

1981 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/6th Big Sky*

@Texas A&I L 26-3NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 23-17MONTANA* L 29-23@Boise State* L 34-20@Idaho State* L 31-6NEVADA* L 34-17@Portland State W 34-10MONTANA STATE* W 20-14@Weber State* (ot) L 24-23IDAHO* W 24-3Cal Poly Pomona# L 35-33Scoring – NAU 226, Opp. 257

#Played in Tempe, Ariz.

1982 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky*

@Cal State Fullerton L 19-15SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 36-15@Montana* L 36-35BOISE STATE* W 30-14@Nevada* L 24-12IDAHO STATE* W 18-16EASTERN WASHINGTON L 14-7@New Mexico State L 34-32@Montana State* L 32-19@Idaho* L 55-37WEBER STATE* W 35-28Scoring – NAU 276, Opp. 287

1983 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky*

SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 53-3@Weber State* L 26-13MONTANA STATE* W 33-16MONTANA* L 21-17EASTERN WASHINGTON W 22-21@Idaho State* L 42-24@Pacific L 28-14NEVADA* W 41-38IDAHO* L 40-10@Boise State* L 28-3@Fresno State L 30-22Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 293

1984 – 4-6-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky*

New Mexico Highlands# W 64-0CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 26-10WEBER STATE* W 42-21PACIFIC L 38-28@Nevada* L 37-20@Montana* W 24-18BOISE STATE* L 14-12IDAHO STATE* L 29-15UNIV. OF MANITOBA+ W 42-14@Idaho* L 37-9@Montana State* L 41-3Scoring – NAU 285, Opp. 259

#Played in Ft. Defiance, Ariz.+Exhibition, does not count in record

1985 – 3-8-0, 1-6-0/t-7th Big Sky*

NORTH DAKOTA W 41-0SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 24-20IDAHO* L 27-3@Eastern Washington L 33-0@Idaho State* L 34-3MONTANA STATE* W 27-24@Boise State* L 24-10NEVADA* L 36-10@Weber State* L 37-10CAL STATE FULLERTON L 22-8MONTANA* L 32-31Scoring – NAU 167, Opp. 289

1986 – 7-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd Big Sky*

SOUTHERN UTAH STATE L 27-17ANGELO STATE (Texas) W 24-13EASTERN WASHINGTON L 28-6WEBER STATE* W 45-24@Montana* W 34-28SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE W 39-0@Montana State* L 27-19@Idaho* W 24-0BOISE STATE* W 17-14IDAHO STATE* W 31-17@Nevada* L 27-17Scoring – NAU 273, Opp. 205

1987 – 7-4-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky*

@Northern Colorado W 44-17MONTANA* W 24-17IDAHO* L 46-37SONOMA STATE (Calif.) W 55-6@Weber State* L 30-17@Idaho State* W 32-23MONTANA STATE* W 54-21@Eastern Washington* W 41-24@Tulsa W 24-20@Boise State* L 48-18NEVADA* L 40-39Scoring – NAU 385, Opp. 292

1988 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky*

SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 55-13EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 34-24BOISE STATE* (2ot) L24-21@Idaho* L 31-20@Nevada* L 31-28@Montana* (2ot) L33-26IDAHO STATE* W 27-7@Montana State* W 28-17NORTHERN IOWA (ESPN-TV) W 25-12@Nicholls State L 23-5WEBER STATE* W 27-21Scoring – NAU 296, Opp. 236

1989 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-6th Big Sky*

ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) W 42-13WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-17@Weber State* W 20-17@Eastern Washington* L 20-14IDAHO* L 41-31@Boise State* L 21-14MONTANA* L 38-14@Idaho State* L 24-20@Akron L 52-7MONTANA STATE* W 35-31NEVADA* L 52-45Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 330

1990 – 5-6-0, 3-5-0/t-5th Big Sky*

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 37-3@Nevada* L 55-14EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 31-24IDAHO STATE* W 35-32@Montana State* L 70-37BOISE STATE* L 28-20@Montana* L 48-14NICHOLLS STATE W 41-34@Idaho* L 52-7WEBER STATE* W 38-35@Northern Iowa L 36-16Scoring – NAU 290, Opp. 417

1991 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-8th Big Sky*

EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 22-15NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 65-12@Weber State* L 43-38@Akron L 49-14@Idaho State* L 45-14MONTANA STATE* W 27-16@Boise State* L 57-14MONTANA* L 34-27@Eastern Washington* L 44-29IDAHO* L 44-28NEVADA* L 45-16Scoring – NAU 294, Opp. 404

1992 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/t-6th Big Sky*

SOUTHERN UTAH L 20-17NORTHEASTERN W 21-14@Nevada-Las Vegas L 40-7IDAHO STATE* W 27-12@Montana State* W 13-9BOISE STATE* L 20-14@Montana* L 28-27EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 15-9@Idaho* L 53-14WEBER STATE* L 25-19MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 31-22Scoring – NAU 199, Opp. 258

1993 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky*

@Southern Utah (KUSK-TV) W 31-27NORTH TEXAS W 24-23CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 23-9@Idaho State* W 32-15MONTANA STATE* W 23-20@Boise State* W 23-9MONTANA* L 38-23@Eastern Washington* L 38-26IDAHO* L 34-27@Weber State* L 67-28VALPARAISO W 55-13Scoring – NAU 315, Opp. 293

1994 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-4th Big Sky*

@Nevada L 30-27SOUTHERN UTAH W 59-21IDAHO STATE* W 41-19@Montana State* W 47-30BOISE STATE* L 28-16@Montana* L 35-24EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 35-21@Idaho* L 41-14WEBER STATE* W 24-20CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO W 44-21@Cal State Northridge W 60-7Scoring – NAU 391, Opp. 273

1995 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-2nd Big Sky*

@New Mexico L 45-21SACRAMENTO STATE W 62-7ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) W 62-0CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 68-7MONTANA STATE* W 37-0@Boise State* W 32-13MONTANA* L 24-21@Eastern Washington* W 30-16@Idaho State* W 42-14IDAHO* L 17-14@Weber State* L 20-14Scoring – NAU 403, Opp. 163

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1996 – 9-3-0, 7-1-0/2nd Big Sky*

1-AA PLAYOFFS

WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 75-0@New Mexico L 49-33SOUTHERN UTAH W 43-13@Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 38-24CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 32-14WEBER STATE* W 59-45@Montana State* W 49-18SACRAMENTO STATE* W 51-32@Montana* L 48-32IDAHO STATE* (FSN-TV) (ot) W 50-38@Eastern Washington* W 13-10FURMAN! L 42-31Scoring – NAU 506, Opp. 333

! I-AA Playoff Game

1997 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky*

@New Mexico L 33-10ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.) W 33-10MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 40-6PORTLAND STATE* W 56-21@Weber State* (FSN-TV) L 36-23MONTANA STATE* W 14-13@Sacramento State* W 48-25MONTANA* W 27-24@Idaho State* L 41-24EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 31-14@Cal State Northridge* L 21-13Scoring – NAU 302, Opp. 261

1998 – 6-5-0, 3-5-0/t-7th Big Sky*

@Cal Poly W 9-0SOUTHWEST TEXAS W 38-16CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 41-10WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 28-9@Eastern Washington* L 21-17IDAHO STATE* W 30-7@Montana* L 33-20SACRAMENTO STATE* L 38-21@Montana State* L 32-25WEBER STATE* W 20-17@Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 23-13Scoring – NAU 241, Opp. 227

1999 – 4-8-0^, 2-6-0^/t-6th Big Sky*

CAL POLY W 55-21@New Mexico +L 45-14@Southwest Texas W 29-26EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 14-10@Idaho State* +W 43-28MONTANA* L 42-23@Sacramento State* (3ot) W51-49MONTANA STATE* +W 49-20@Weber State* +W 36-19PORTLAND STATE* W 40-24@Cal State Northridge* +W 30-10@Georgia Southern +L 72-29Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 370

2000 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-7th Big Sky*

CHADRON STATE (KUSK-TV) W 32-24@CS Northridge W 49-26@New Mexico L 35-28PORTLAND STATE (KUSK-TV) L 42-10@Idaho State L 28-21WEBER STATE (KUSK-TV) L 12-10@#5 Montana L 17-7MONTANA STATE W 32-9@Eastern Washington (FOX-TV) L 27-9SACRAMENTO ST. (KUSK-TV) L 28-24SOUTHERN UTAH (KUSK-TV) L 27-23Scoring – NAU 245, Opp. 275

2001 – 8-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd Big Sky

I-AA PLAYOFFS

CS NORTHRIDGE W 30-17STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 10-3@Southern Utah W 41-12@#23 Portland State L 33-30IDAHO STATE W 51-26@Weber State W 42-32#2 MONTANA (KPAX) L 38-27@Montana State W 35-28EAST. WASHINGTON (FOX-TV) W 42-33@Sacramento State W 50-40@Oregon State L 45-10at Sam Houston State! L 34-31Scoring – NAU 368, Opp. 307

! I-AA Playoff Game

2002 – 6-5-0, 3-4-0/t-4th Big Sky

@Arizona (FSN-AZ) L 37-3@Cal Poly W 31-24#14 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 40-14#9 PORTLAND STATE* W 14-10WEBER STATE* W 26-21SACRAMENTO STATE L 24-21@Eastern Washington L 41-29MONTANA STATE (KAZ-TV) W 20-17@#1 Montana (KAZ-TV) L 38-24@#19 Idaho State L 46-20@St. Mary’s (Calif.) W 24-12Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 284

2003 – 9-4-0, 5-2-0/t-1st Big SkyBIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION

SAINT MARY’S (CALIF.) W 44-3@#20 Arizona State L 34-14@#22 Portland State* W 23-0#14 CAL POLY W 24-7@Weber State* W 48-29@Sacramento State* W 24-21EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 54-31@Montana State* (KAZ-TV) L 21-17#10 MONTANA* (FB Net./AZ-TV)L 59-21#20 IDAHO STATE* W 46-31@Sam Houston State W 34-18@#1 McNeese State! W 35-3#13 FLORIDA ATLANTIC! (ESPN) L 48-25Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 305

! I-AA Playoff Game

2004 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/5th Big Sky

@Arizona (FSN-AZ) L 3-21@#15 Stephen F. Austin (ot) L 17-24WEBER STATE* W 55-27SACARAMENTO STATE* W 26-0@Eastern Washington* (AZ-TV) L 14-45WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 34-14PORTLAND STATE* W 21-20#21 MONTANA STATE* (AZ-TV) L 14-60@#9 Montana* L 22-34@Idaho State* L 17-24#25 NORTHERN IOWA L 21-45Scoring – NAU 244, Opp. 314

2005 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-7th Big Sky

Adams State W 52-13@Arizona L 12-31Southern Utah W 27-7@Weber State* L 23-31@Sacramento State* (AZ-TV) L 24-38#8 East. Washington* (AZ-TV) L 14-42@#25 Portland State* L 0-45@#15 Montana State* (Max Media) L 22-29#4 Montana* (KPAX) L 0-23Idaho State* W 42-28@#10 Northern Iowa L 17-41Scoring – NAU 233, Opp. 338

2006 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/4th Big Sky

@#24 Arizona State (FSN) L 14-35@Utah (the mtn.) L 7-45DIXIE COLLEGE W 66-14@Idaho State* W 33-27MONTANA STATE* (Max Media) L 32-39@#3 Montana (KPAX) L 21-24SACRAMENTO STATE* W 39-22@E. Washington* W 34-26#25 PORTLAND STATE L 26-34WEBER STATE* W 42-17@N. Colorado* W 54-3Scoring – NAU 378, Opp. 296

2007 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/3rd Big Sky

W. NEW MEXICO W 47-0@Arizona L 24-45@#1 Appalachian St. L 21-34N. COLORADO* (NAU) W 34-14@Sacramento State* L 9-38@Portland State* W 44-43IDAHO STATE* (NAU) W 45-24@Weber State W 29-20#3 MONTANA* (NAU) L 16-21@Montana State (Max Media) W 29-14E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L 24-52Scoring – NAU 322, Opp. 305

2008 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/5th Big Sky

@#15 Arizona State (FSN) L 13-30N.M. HIGHLANDS (NAU) W 68-10@Southern Utah W 19-14@N. Colorado W 25-22SACRAMENTO ST. (NAU) W 42-10PORTLAND STATE (NAU) W 37-17@Idaho State W 52-30#16 WEBER STATE (NAU) L 14-42@#6 Montana (KPAX) L 10-45MONTANA STATE (Max Media) L 23-25@E. Washington L 13-28Scoring – NAU 316, Opp. 273

2009 – 5-6-0, 4-4-0/T5th Big Sky

@Arizona L 17-34SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU) W 42-39#4 MONTANA* (KPAX) (ot) L 34-41 N.COLORADO* (NAU) W 35-27@#24 Montana St.* (BSN) W 23-10@Portland State* W 44-23IDAHO ST.* (NAU) W 40-12@Sacramento St.* L 24-27@Ole Miss* (CSS) L 14-38@Weber St.* L 9-27E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L 45-49Scoring – NAU 327, Opp. 327

2010 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/6th Big Sky

W. NEW MEXICO (NAU-TV) W 48-0at Arizona State (FSN PLUS) L 20-41@Idaho State W 32-7@Southern Utah W 26-23@#13 E. Washington* L 14-21#9 MONTANA ST.* (MAX) W 34-7@#7 Montana* (KPAX) L 21-24SACRAMENTO ST.* (NAU-TV) L 10-40@N. Colorado* W 21-14WEBER ST.* (NAU-TV) L 26-27PORTLAND ST.* (NAU-TV) W 62-14

2011 – 4-7-0, 3-5-0/T6th Big Sky

@ Arizona (FSN) L 10-41FORT LEWIS (NAU-TV) W 58-13at Portland State L 29-31IDAHO STATE (NAU-TV) W 20-3E. WASHINGTON (NAU-TV) L 28-36@#3 Montana State (MAX) L 24-41#9 MONTANA (KPAX) L 24-28@Sacramento St. W 27-26NO. COLORADO (NAU-TV) W 34-14@Weber State L 31-34SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU-TV) L 24-27

( ) - Televison Outlet, Opponent RankingsSince 2000, ^ includes forfeited games;

+Game forfeited by NAU*Big Sky Conference game!Division I-AA playoff game

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A-A-AEd Abel 1974-75Donta Abron 1993-94Eric Adams 2004Karreim Adams 1998-99Daniel Adler 2010-12Chika Agha 2002Julian Agredano 1946-47Howard Ahern 1979Govenor Akers 1937-38Samaji Akili 1994-97Keoni Akina 2004Jim Alderson 1965Van Aldridge 1989Rod Alexander 1990-94Alma Allen 1954Derek Allen 1998Gove Allen 1927-32John Allen 1927-28Kacey Allen 1997-2000Ken Allen 1973-74Scott Allen 1981Jason Allmond 2011Doug Allred 1983-85Lamar Allred 1935William Alo 2005Albert Alverez 1954-58Frank Alverez 1951-52OScar Alvirez 2008Mickey Alzola 1959-60Alex Amado 1959-60Archie Amerson 1995-96Paul An 2003-04Dan Anders 1977-80Dave Anders 1979-81Jim Anders 1979-81Blayne Anderson 2008-11Fred Anderson 1938George Anderson 1923Gregg Anderson 1970Jack Anderson 1938Steve Anderson 1981-82Tom Anderson 1968-69Robert Anderson-Drake 2001-02Tony Angelo 1989-90Andrew Anthony 1997-2000Brandon Anthony 2005, 2007Alfred Antillon 1942Hekili Apao 2000Chuck Apt 1972-75Marty Arambel 1969Duke Archer 1963Jim Arellanes 1992-93Kojo Arhin 2000Denzil Arlington 1951-52Jim Arlington 1951-52Alvin Armer 1932Bill Armstrong 1932-35Frank Armstrong 1928-31Gus Armstrong 1978Joe Armstrong 1983Craig Arnold 1965-66Darrel Arnold 2003-06Dave Arnold 1978-79Paul Arslanian 1973-74Greg Arthur 1979-82George Asalele 2000, 2002Charles Aston 1938Matt Atwood 1987Gaston Aubineau 1915-17Norm Aufderheide 1970-71Craig Austin 1985-86Frankie Auza 1988-89Joe Auza 1955Jerry Avery 1990-92Scott Avery 1985Manuel Avila 1965Mark Awbrey 1980Joe Ayers 1986Ray Azar 1942

B-B-BLloyd Babcock 1942Ben Bachelier 2008-11John Badertscher 1980

Mike Bail 1975Rick Bail 1985-86Blake Bailey 2011-Sid Bailey 1975Frank Baker 1975-77Jim Baker 1974Ken Baker 1984Shaun Baker 2006Carl Baldenegro 1954-55Craig Ballew 1963-67Chris Baniszewski 1986-89Edmond Bardwell 1989Pete Barela 1983-84Lawrence Barfell 1930Jermekio Barlow 2005Randy Barkley 1977Ted Barkley 1942Gary Barnes 1964-67Larry Barnes 1979-82Robert Barnes 1983-84Doug Barr 1969-70Lester Barry 1963Brad Bartholomew 1981-82Dueane Bartle 1953Dick Baserman 1967-71John Bates 1975Michael Battisti 2008-10Kawika Batoon 1999-2000Tony Battiest 1985-88Anders Battle 2010-Sean Battle 1993-94Wayne Baugman 1952Zach Bauman 2010-G. Baumkirchner 1967Bill Bausmen 1989Chester Beach 1955-57Don Beachum 1975Joe Beacom 1975Vince Beemiller 1984-88Anthony Belcher 2008Terry Belden 1990-93Bob Bell 1978Curt Bellar 1985-56William Bellomoo 1950Bart Belzner 1970Dennis Bender 1960John Bendixon 1932-33Ben Benedict 1987-89Mike Bengston 1968Steve Benham 1978-80Fidencio Benitez 1949Darren Bennett 1983-84Jim Bennett 1969-70Quinten Bennett 1999-02Scott Benning 1987-88John Bensing 1995-96Milton Berg 1936-37Bryant Berge 1999Jeff Bergman 1991-94Paul Berlin 1974-75Bruce Bernhardi 1955-58Doug Berry 1976Ed Berry 2008-09John Berry 1975Randy Berry 1973-76Ryan Berry 2008Jim Bertoglio 1948Jarret Bilbrey 2008-Harry Biller 1935-36Brian Bingham 2000-03Dale Bingham 1959Fred Bingham 1942-47Alvin Bird 1987Gene Bird 1952-56Mike Birt 1983-86Jeffrey Birthwright 2002-03Ben Bishoff 1986Randy Bishop 1972Billie Black 1926Chester Black 1922Dion Black 1995-98Jeff Black 1989-90Gary Bladow 1992-93Bobby Blair 1955Dave Blair 1938

Jack Blair 1935-37Carl Blakely 1997-2000Mark Blakenship 1975Sean Blankenship 1984Daks Blanks 1994-95Chad Blazzard 1939L. Boatwright 1976-77Ron Boatwright 1959-61Nick Bogle 2001Walter Boice 1921Mike Bomer 1966-67Isaac Bond 2007-11John Bonds 1990-92Victor Bongerg 1915-16Vic Boniolo 1972-73Jack Bonnell 1949Tony Booker 1968Don Bossert 1970Jonathan Both 1923Craig Boudy 2004Charles Bowers 1960Dick Bowers 1969Wayne Bowling 1941Mike Bowttcher 1968-71Patrick Boyce 1917Dwight Boyd 2008-11Blair Boynton 2004-07Robert Bracy 1965Carson Bradley 2000Tom Brady 1935-36Rohber Brafford 1985-87Trason Bragg 2006Bruce Branch 2001-05Dwan Brandon 1989-90Thomas Brandt 1915-16Ryan Branham 1933Bruce Branstrom 1967-68Eric Brewster 2005-07D. Breshears 1937Ed Bricker 1989-91Frank Brickey 1930-32A.J. Brill 1976-77Art Brimhall 1927Earl Brimhall 1931Rae Brimhall 1951-52Price Brinkerhoff 1916-17Tommy Brittain 1986Hal Brockett 1948-49Bill Brooks 1942Brown 1916Andrew Brown 1953-54Bob Brown 1969Chad Brown 1965Charles Brown 1968-69Clay Brown 1997-99Homer Brown 1937-38J.B. Brown 1953Leonard Brown 1960Leroy Brown 1938-39Pete Brown 1924Phil Brown 1977Ray Brown 1938Travis Brown 1996-99Justin Bruce 1991-92Bob Bruner 1955Charles Brunk 1974-75Steve Bruno 1976Dub Bryan 1947-49Jim Bryan 1952Wilber Bryan 1950David Bryant 1975-76Carlos Bryce 1951John Buckley 2002-04Monroe Bull 1950Jim Bullard 1970-73David Bullock 1975Jim Bunck 1967-68Dennis Bunker 1963Nathan Burgess 2008Larry Burke 1955Edgar Burkhart 1936Gary Burnett 1989Charles Burns 1952Jay Burns 1996Jim Burns 1947

Vincent Burns 2000Melvin Burrell 1942Wendell Bush 1983-84Jeremy Butler 1997-98Shannon Butler 2002-04Brian Buzzard 2003-04Norm Buzzard 1953Chris Byers 1997-98Pat Byrd 1968

C-C-CRudy Cabrera 1955-58Clyde Caffey 1927-29Tim Cahal 1975Dave Cahill 1962-64Walter Cain 1927-29Chris Calcagno 1975Alex Calderwood 1991-95Horacio Camacho 1996-97Harold Cameron 1917-18Lynn Camp 1922-24Arthur Campbell 1966Gary Campbell 1961-65 Lawrence Campbell 1919-21Rex Campbell 1925Sonny Campbell 1967-69Troy Campbell 1996-97Mark Camper 1986Phil Cancik 1975-79 Dave Candelaria 1941-42Jeff Canterbury 1978-80Tom Cantrell 1941Steve Caparella 1982-84Gilbert Carbajal 1940Rodger Carbone 1975-78Rich Carlberg 1972-75Tony Carlisle 1980Dave Carlton 1976-78Al Carnahan 1965Eric Carpenter 1987Walter Carpenter 1941Derek Carr 1999-2000John Carrara 1915Tony Carretto 1927Darren Carrington 1985-88John Carroll 1971-73James Carruthers 1986Kino Carson 1996-97Charles Carter 1937Gene Carter 1936Randy Carter 1972-73Chase Cartwright 2011-Steve Cartwright 1980Matt Cary 2000-03Joe Casados 1941, 46Hilario Casillas 1955Joe Casillas 1956-57 Louis Casillas 1958A.J. Casteneda 1981-84Julian Castillo 1953Ernesto Castro 1938Raul Castro 1936Terry Cates 1967Charles Catt 1935Bill Caughron 1970-71Christian Cervantes 1990-92Paul Chadwell 1968Shonta Chaloux 1998-99Ross Chamberlain 1974James Chambers 1986-87Jon Chanda 2008Bob Chandler 1972-73Florence Chandler 1961Daiveun Curry Chapman2007-10Francis Chapman 1935-37L.B. Chapman 1955Pierre Charmasson 1981Sean Chase 1986-87Mike Cheap 1977Gerald Chilton 1933Kenneth Chilton 1935John Chiono 1927-30Jared Chrisman 2008Mark Cibik 1983Peter Cich 2000-01

Alberta Circosta 1966-67Vince Cisterna 1946-49Bob Claborn 1960-63Larry Clapham 1958Al Clark 1969Allan Clark 1975-78Don Clark 1935Greg Clark 1976-77James Clark 1927John Clark 1924Robert Clay 1951Leonard Claymore 1938Niegel Clements 2005-06Roger Closs 1948-49James Cobb 1977-80John Cochran 1967Chris Coghlan 1993Ed Coker 1967-68Hinson Cole 1932-33Lamb Cole 1967Monte Cole 1979Valley Coleman 2000-01James Collier 1950Bump Collins 1977-79Frank Collins 1978-80James Collins 1967-69John Collins 1984Shawn Collins 1985-88Cleveland Colter 1969Lacey Colter 1965-68Scotty Combs 1926Steve Combs 1971-72John Cometa 1971-72Gerald Commissiong 2006Charles Compton 1951-54Bill Compton 1951Charles Connelly 1960John Conrad 1917Tony Conrad 1986-90Tom Conway 1962-63Charles Cook 1941, 1947Randy Cook 1983-85Bob Cooke 1978Jay Coombs 1946-47Harvey Cooper 1924Jeremy Cooper 1998-2000Mose Cooper 1927-30Tavon Cooper 1998Rich Coppage 1991-92Raymond Cordes 1932-33Charles Corey 1949Nick Cornell 1989Gilbert Corona 1941, 46David Correa 1984-85Rich Correa 1968-69Kent Cosby 1922-24Ron Cote 1956-59Frank Cottrell 1951-52Coughlin 1926Beryl Coulson 1918Jon Counts 1955Chris Courter 1965David Couture 1994-97Larry Cox 1969-70Mike Coz 1947Scott Craig 1991-92Stuart Crandall 1998-2000Sonny Cray 1979Vince Creviston 1970-71Jake Crissup 1996-99Jim Criswell 1968Rich Croson 1966George Crouch 1984James Crowe 1984Mike Crowe 1969-70Al Culdice 1971-72Tony Cullen 1982-86Ryan Cunningham 1998-99 William Cunningham 1955Charles Curren 1965Alphonse Curry 1976-79Chad Curtis 2005Mike Czyz 2008-11

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Brian Daeley 1978-79Jim Dagley 1971Eric Dahlberg 1995Marcellus Dale 1946Sonny Dale 1948-49Jim Daley 1960Chip Daly 1988Eric Damko 1998-01Joe Dandoy 1983Marc D’Andrea 1985Antonio Danek 2007-08Jeremy Dang 2010-Herb Daniel 1976-77Mike Danielek 1965-67Brent Daniels 2000-03Cleve Dansby 1996-99Cleveland Dansby 1976-77Wes Darby 1946Duane Darr 1953Bill Darrow 1982Seth Darst 1995-97Aaron Dave 1997-98Richard Davenport 1935-36Jerry Davidson 1935Clyde Davis 1924-25,

1928Damion Davis 1996-97Jerry Davis 1982-85Kevin Davis 1975-76Eric Days 1974Dour Dean 1969-70Jim Dearing 1973-75Wes Dearmore 1991-92Ca’leve Deboskie 2011-Trent DeBusk 1979Francis Decker 1919Nate Dedic 2006-07Luigi DeFelice 1967-68Al DeGrate 1975-76John DeGrenier 1969-70Robbie Dehaze 2005-08Owen Dejanovich 1962-63Jim Delaney 1975-78Ray DeLeon 1949Mark Del Giorgio 2002-05Robert DeLintt 1952,

1955-56Geoff Demers 1988-89Grant Denny 2008-09Mark Deniz 1993-94Mike Derifield 1968Dean DeSpain 1942,

1946-48Hubert Detloff 1926-29Lou Devita 1982Mark Diamond 1981-82Julian Diaz 2004-05John Dierking 1985-88Mike DiSilvestro 1975Dennis Dixon 1974Giovannie Dixon 2009-11David Dobbs 1977Allan Dodds 1968Pete Doherty 1970Mike Dohm 1978-81Thomas Dolan 1998Bob Donahue 1971-72Ty Dondelinger 1998-01R. Donkersley 1946-47Art Donnell 1993-94Ernie Dora 1960-64Mike Dosen 2011- Kelton Dotson 1965Steve Douglass 1990-93Cody Dowd 2006-08, 10Vince Dozier 1981-83Doug Dragomer 1991-92Alex Duarte 1963George Duarte 1985-86Geoff Ducksworth 2004-05Daren Dudgeon 1987-91 C.R. Duley 1999Ed Duley 1968-69Dave Dumas 1970Daivon Dumas 2009-11Jimmy Dunbar 1935-36Clarence Duncan 1959-60

Herb Duncan 1984-88 John Duncan 1950Dan Dunklin 1918Paul Dunn 1978Marty Durkin 1973Lester Durst 1942Allen Dushek 1936-38

E-E-EKeith Eachus 1985-86John Earl 1983-86J.B. Easley 1927-29Edwin Eckert 1935-36Bill Eden 1970-71Bubba Edmonds 2005David Edstrom 1981Jim Eis 1959-61Jonas Eldridge 1985Ralph Ellinger 1915Harold Elliott 1948Matt Elliott 1989-93Stacey Ellis 1994-95Chip Ellwanger 1971-73Ross Elvey 1952Drew Emanuel 2010-John Emerick 1987Slip Emison 1919Cecil Emmett 1935Paul Enge 1972Mickie Enright 1919Jogn Enslow 1979-80George Eppelman 1942Bill Epperson 1960-61Aaron Epstein 1952Paul Ernster 2001-04David Estrada 1961-64Matt Estrada 2008-10Cleon Etter 1925Robby Eufemia 2002Todd Evangelist 1942Anthony Evans 2008Edward Evans 1931-32Glen Evans 1925Milton Evans 1949Dustan Everman 1959-60

F-F-FKenneth Fagan 1937-39Arthur Fagg 1918Charles Faires 1962Bill Falcon 1950Jim Fapley 1969-70Jay Fano 2005-06Afa Faraimo 1996-98Joe Farinas 1956Sean Farley 1988-90Thomas Farney 1936James Faultner 1999Quinn Fauria 1990Elmer Feather 1939Warren Feigus 1946Tony Felix 1978-80John Fenger 1994-95Jim Fernandez 1960-63Randy Ferrell 1974-75Tom Fields 1953Darin Fila 1983-84Charles Fillerup 1922-23Dan Finn 1994-97Patrick Finkbone 2001-03Dan Fischer 1955Ed Fischer 1990-91Robert Fish 1936-38Joe Fisher 1970Jim Fitzgerald 1953Shaun Fitzpatrick2005-07, ‘09Rick Flaherty 1987Curtis Flannigan 1971Curtis Flannigan 1997Gary Fleming 1968Vic Flemons 1982Alvin Fletcher 1960Jeff Fletcher 1975Kino Flores 1969-73Ray Flores 1994-97Bernard Flournoy 1954Stevan Fontana 1997-99Brian Foote 1988-90Mike Forch 1991-92

Charles Ford 1978Edgar “Mutt” Ford 1930-32Nate Foreman 1999Robert Forti 1988-91 John Foss 1980-84Elmer Foster 1952Tom Foster 1965Bob Fowler 1977Durant Fowler 1992-95Dan Francis 1916David Frank 1965-68Ken Fraser 1977-79Robert Frazer 1931Jarrod Fredricksen 2003Scott Free 1971-72Gleston Freeman 1950John Freeman 1975-77Pat Freitas 1978Eric Freund 1991-95Larry Friedrichs 1975-77Craig Frum 2011-Chester Fuller 1932-33Jim Fuller 1965-69Sean Funke1999-00, 2002-03Jason Fyda 2005

G-G-GSean Gaffney 1971-72Gary Galante 1983-86Gary Galati 1970-73Brian Galbreath 1993-96Neal Gallagher 1975Gilbert Gallahar 2002Joe Gallegos 1958-60Taryll Galloway 2004Doug Gandy 1980-84Frank Gankas 1946Mark Gappa 1989-90Adrian Garcia 2009-10Gilbert Garcia 1946Jesse Garcia 1931Mike Garcia 1955-58Ramiro Garcia 1952Beau Gardner 2011-Vergene Gardner 1970Steve Garner 1968-70Larry Garrens 1990-91Ken Garver 1964Joe Garza 1991-92Kevin Gaston 1979-82Trevor Gates 2007-08Terry Gatewood 1984James Gee 1981-84Sammy Gee 1965Wayne Geis 1965Ulysses George 1916K.J. Gerard 2004-08Gregg Gerkin 1977-80Thomas Geter 1994-95Dan Geyer 1977Austin Gibbons 1925-28Shawn Gibson 1983-86Tim Gibson 1979Tom Gibson 1982-86William Giezl 1931-33Benn Gill 1951Branch Gill 1952Norman “Pup” Gill 1989Tim Gill 1985-86Trey Gilleo 2008-Tony Gilliam 1986Archie Gilliland 1946-48Billy Gilliland 1955Guy Gilman 1932-33Alex Gilmete 1987-89Paul Gilmore 1989Al Gilpin 1972-73Pierre Girtley 2007Charles Gilpin 1933Bob Glassner 1965-68Joe Glasson 1935-36Chris Glaze 1987-88Will Glover 1989-92Carl Golden 1975-78Courtney Golden 2000Morris Golden 1930Louis Goldman 1946Kurt Goldsberry 1988Mike Goldstein 1997-98

Mike Golightly 1965-66Brian Gomez 2000-02Frank Gomez 1951-54Joe Gomez 1952-55Steve Gomez 1999-02Jeff Gonter 1981-82Armando Gonzales 1955-56Ruben Gonzales 1970-71Mike Good 1994-95Reggie Gooden 1981-82Dave Goodwin 1947Tom Goodwin 1970Tom Gordan 1989Benny Gordon 1984Tom Gottschall 1989-91Mark Gould 2000-03Keith Govan 1993Charles Gover 1970-73Bob Gradillas 1957-61Chris Graham 1996-97Troy Graham 2008Adam Graley 2005Miguel Granillo 1955Tanner Grantham 1986-87Demarrice Green 2008Ramen Green 2001-04Pete Greer 1969Jesse Gregg 1921-22Pete Greier 1970Bobby Grey 1968-69Nate Griffin 2003-04Jerry Grigsby 1973Justin Grimm 2004-05Mike Groman 1962Don Groscost 1981Cary Grossart 2008-Mike Grossner 1983Stephen Gubernick 2002Rance Guild 1980Brian Guliford 1992-93Ian Gunderman 2001-04Wally Gunkle 1980Andy Gunsalus 1954Welko Gurovich 1941Joe Gurski 2011-

H-H-HDoug Hachett 1973-74James Hackett 1990-91Jeff Hadded 1987Lamar Haines 1948-50Edward Haini 2004Kenneth Hale 1997-2000Randy Hale, Jr. 2010-George Haley 1947-48Anthony Hall 1986-88Boyd Hall 1961 Larry Hallam 1967James Hallsted 1950John Hamblin 1922Roland Hamblin 1921Lamont Hamlett 1976Josh Hamlin 2001-04Eric Hammon 1985George Hanley 1922-23Joe Hanley 1916-19Chris Hann 1998-2000Bill Hanna 1964-67Keith Hanna 1955Mel Hannah 1958-59William Hanna 1951-54Mike Hannagan 1966-67Larry Hannum 1963-64Tanner Hansler 2009Ernest Hansen 1956-60Jim Hansen 1956Doug Harding 2001-03Jiggs Hardt 1946Richard Hardt 1941Curt Hardy 1971Robert Hardy 1979Pete Hargis 2007-08Cleveland “Chick” Harris 1967-68Dave Harris 1952Monte Harris 1959,

1962-64Ray Harris 1958-59Tyler Harris 2000Rusty Harrison 1979

Jesse Hart 1999Marc Hartman 1987-89Russ Hartman 1975Harry Hartsell 1964-66Charles Harvell 1961-64Ross Haskie 1938-39Austin Hasquet 2011-Glen Hastings 1984Kay Hatch 1931-33Edgar Hawkins 1962-63Lee Haws 2000-03Robert Haws 1998-01Lofa Hay 1937Bill Hayes 1976Michael Haynes 1986-87Mike Haynes 1976Richard Haywood 1962Gus Headington 1949-50Jim Headington 1955Dave Heasman 1994-97Earl Heckethorn 1919Jack Heckethorn 1922-26Trevor Heekin 2004-08Jeff Heffernen 1976Alex Henderson 2006-09Broc Hendershot 1999Elmer Henderson 1915Carl Hendricks 1932Lloyd Hendricks 1935Vince Henman 2002-04George Henry 1946-47Roland Henshaw 1932Greg Henson 1971George Hentz 1957Finney Hernandez 1954Joe Hernandez 1976Joe Hernandez 1969-71Steve Hernandez 1993-94Victor Hernandez 1993-94Bill Herrera 1958-59Gary Herrera 2001-02Michael Herrick 2008-10Fred Herring 1923Jerome Herring 1995-96Donald Herriott 1924Cy Hershey 1982Shea Heslep 1949-50Jake Hess 2011-Mason Hess 1992-95Dean Hesseler 1975Bill Hickman 1981-82Rue Hickman 1939Aaron Hicks 2006-07Neal Higgenson 1975-78Ed Hightower 1975-78Jon Hightower 1978Roger Hightower 1937-39Joe Higuera 1951Phil Hildebrand 1972-73Ryan Hill 1996-97Vernon Hill 1939Wally Hill 1962Eugene Hillock 1950-51Jay Hills 1969Danny Hinds 1981-86Jeff Hines 2007-10Phil Hinse 1979Darrell Hinton 1987-88Todd Hitchcock 1992-93Gary Hitterman 1971-72Mike Hlavac 1969-70Jeff Hodges 1988Ryan Hodson 1994-95Terry Hoerner 1971-74Drew Hoffman 2004-07Ford Hoffman 1927-29Ned Hogan 1933Pat Hogan 1919Jerry Holder 1981-84Craig Holland 1971Jackson Holland 1946-50Burt Hollis 1936Chris Holmes 1982Roy Holmes 1998-01Steve Holmes 1968-69Walter Holmes 1973Bill Holst 1978-79Ryne Holstrom 2006-09Gary Holt 1952

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William Holt 1926-28George Homeyer 1935Mike Hooper 1991-92Kenneth Hooples 1927Sherman Hopkins 1938-39Bill Hoppes 1980Andy Horn 1931-33Reginald Horne 1918Marvin Horner 1950-52Gary Houghton 1984Fred Householder 1931Josh Housman 1993-96Dave Howard 1972-73Gary Howard 1970Julian Howard 1988-90Rick Howard 1972-73Charles Hrabowy 1990-91Paul Hubbard 1955Rick Huber 1981Carey Hubert 1966-67Kevin Huddleston 1987Terry Hudgins 1968-69Ed Hudson 1935Gilbert Huerta 1974-76Justin Huey 2006Larry Huff 1985-88Mel Huffaker 1956-59Aaron Huisman 2001Scott Hull 1996-97Jewell Humphreys 1932-33Chris Hunsaker 2005-06Dale Hunt 1965-67James Hunt 1931Brian Hunter 2007-10Joe Hunter 1946-47Donald Hurston 1991-94Steve Huskey 1988-89Mark Huston 1984-86Trent Hutchinson 1981Alec Hutton 2010-11Tim Hutton 1985Tom Hyde 1942, 1946Chris Hyta 1971

I-I-ICyrus Igono 2005, 2007-08Josiah Igono 2002Shawn Ingram 1993-95Earl “Jiggs” Insley 1931-33Jose Insua 1976Andrew Isaacson 1925Tim Isaacson 1918Eric Iverson 2001-04Mike Ivey 1972Bruce Ivor 1971-74

J-J-JDarrin Jackson 1989-90Derrick Jackson 2007-08Elmer Jackson 1921James Jackson 1986-87Joe Jackson 1969Keith Jackson 1977-80Marvin Jackmon 1983-84Perry Jackson 2011Raufeem Jackson 2001-04Russell Jackson 1931-33Donald Jacobs 1993-94Jason Jacobs 2002-03Pete Jacobs 1979-80Noah Jacobsen 1995-96Homer Jacobsmeyer 1936-38Matt Jacques 1985Randy Jagger 1972Mark Jagodzinski 1995-96Bob James 1972-74Dennis James 1984Jack James 1961-64Ted James 1965-67Bill Jaques 1985Tony Jaramillo 1973Laverl Jarvis 1931Silas Jarvis 1924-26Maurice Jeanisse 1990-91Tom Jeeves 1988-89Walter Jefferson 1997Bob Jenkins 1982-83Mike Jenkins 1978-81Ronney Jenkins 1999

Jude Jenners 1971-72Jensen 1937Dennis Jensen 1970Jiggs Jensen 1926Dion Jergo 1981-82Al Jernigan 1987Ken Jerry 2002-04Jay John 1976Todd John 1970-74Bill Johnson 1942, 1945-46Bill Johnson 1959DeAndre Johnson 2006Ellis Johnson 1925Hendricks Johnson 1990-91Jack Johnson 1970Kenneth Johnson 1946Mark Johnson 1973Matt Johnson 1993-96Phil Johnson 1993-95Robbie Johnson 1969Robert Johnson 1969Ron Johnson 1970Scott Johnson 1986-87Steve Johnson 1978-80Todd Johnson 1991-92Tom Johnson 1989-90Scott Johnston 1980-84Mike Johnstone 1987-88Bryan Jones 1916Cedric Jones 1996-99Ed Jones 1971-73Jeff Jones 1987Jim Jones 1989-90Jonathan Jones 1988-89Ray Jones 1951Robbin Jones 1977-78Tim Jones 1997Peter Jonovich 1985-88Dick Joralmon 1953-54Darrell Jordan 1988-89Jack Jordan 1955O.B. Joy 1936Ed Judie 1977-80Taylor Julio 2008-Tom Jurich 1975-77Scooter Justiani 1984-86Airabin Justin 2002

K-K-KZack Ka'ahanui 2009-George Kagele 1972-73George Kahawaii 1975-76Kalen Kamaka 1988-89Harry Kaminski 1982-85Bud Kane 1972Kurt Karstens 2005-06Trent Kartchner 1990Tom Kasunic 1976Ted Kawulok 1976-78Greg Kavulich 2004Wicky Kay 1954Kaaina Keawe 1999-02Malachi Keddington 1998-01John Keegan 1948Steve Keeling 1989Terry Keeton 1965-67Herb Keller 1954Bob Kelley 1942,

1946-47Jim Kelley 1963-64,

1966, 1968Joe Kelley 1994Sandy Kellin 1966Bill Kellis 1953Ed Kelly 1969Sean Kelly 1989Jack Kennedy 1917Todd Kennedy 1982Todd Kennedy 1989John Kenshalo 1942Wally Kepner 1980Joe Kersting 1976-77Gary Kiepke 1963,

1966-68David Killeen 1993-95Wilfrek Killip 1933Dalton Kimble 1966Robert Kimbro 1921Bruce Kindall 1980-81

Marcus King 1998-01Randy Kirschman 2003-06Paul Kirschvink 1948Paul Kitchen 2004Murphy Kittrell 1982-85Pat Kleiner 1948-49Dayton Kling 1937-38Steve Kloeppel 1987-89John Kmetovic 1969-72Chesty Knight 1939Walter Knox 1931-33Jim Kobashi 1959-60Fotu Kofutua 2006-07Kevin Kolkman 1993-96Dale Konow 1964Allan Korneff 1961Hartsell Kornegay 1935Fritz Kreuzer 1963-66Lance Kriesien 2005-08Bob Krizan 1962-65

L-L-LFred Lacey 1981-82Alan Lachaumette 1981Manuel Laguna 1949Marc Lamb 1990-92George Lamport 1919Doug Lampshire 1975John Land 1981Travis Landrum 1991Arnold “Bud” Lane 1966-67Bob Lane 1953Steve Lane 1982-83David Lang 1987-89Theo Langford 1982Steve Lannon 1969-70Vance Larrabee 1938Mike Larraque 1983-84Larson 1916Bruce Larson 1986Mike Larson 1974Nick Larson 2010Quinton Larson 2004-06Ricky Lavender 1997-98Kyle Lawson 1998Greg Laybourn 2004Charles Lee 1963-66Leslie Lee 2002Lynn Lee 1952Reader Leflore 1968Mike Leitle 1974Larry Lemke 1971Mike Lemos 1995-97Rodney Leota 1986-87Marlin LeSueur 1955Woodrow LeSueur 1938Bennett Levy 1986-88Brandon Lewis 2005Edmond Lewis 1961-65Jeff Lewis 1991-95Rich Lewis 1973Sammy Lewis 1942Shannon Lewis 1971-72Manuel Leyva 1952-55Brian Liebrock 1985-86Scott Lindquist 1979-82Tony Lindsey 1963-65Ryan Lingenfelder 1994-97Goran Lingmerth 1985-86Rick Linneweh 1961Brad Little 1982-85Denton Little 1942Anthony Ljubicich 1935-37Anthony Llanos2006, 2008-10Bernard Lloyd 1931-32Alfredo Lobrato 1952Kelly Lochbaum 1996Otis Lockett 1997-99Tim Lockridge 1976Locky Lockwood 1926George Loftin 1973Brian Loftus 1988-92Jarett Loggins 1994-97Mark Lomas 1968-69Keala Loo 1999-02Steve Loomas 1977-78Jerry Loper 1959-60Eddie Lopez 1960-62Hector Lopez 1956-59

Johnny Lopez 1958Mario Lopez 1969Nick Lopez 1955Tony Lopez 1925Vic Lopez 1954-57David Lord 2007-08Dan Lorenz 1969Dan Loveall 1958Scott Lovering 1982Wayne Loving 1941-42Bruce Lovingwood 1952John Lowry 1916Rocky Loyce 1973-74Oriol Lozand 1952Luckingham 1957Rich Lucero 2002Josh Luck 2006-08Bob Lueck 1961Conrado Lujan 1955Larry Luke 1982Jerry Lumpkin 1975-78Arnulfo Luna 1924William Lund 1955Kyle Lunde 1994Trent Lundin 1999-2000Mike Luzny 1965Joe Lyman 2006-07Sammie Lynch 1989Richard Lyons 1941, 46

M-M-MDoug MacGregor 1970Raphael Mack 2008-09Ken Macklin 1985Glenn MacLeod 1980Josie Maddox 1956-59Kaleb Madison 2002Buster Madriaga 1954-56Buster Madriaga, Jr. 1987Sam Madriaga 1951-53Rhian Madrid 2005-06Roy Madrid 1954Pisa Magele 2000-01Terry Mahan 1982-86Kory Mahr 2004-05Steve Maier 1967-70Ikaika Mahoe 2007Kenny Mahone 2006-07Taylor Malenfant 2009-Andrew Maloata 1987Faren Mandel 1987-88Pete Mandley 1979-83Bill Manes 1935-36Chris Mangold 1975-77Bud Manier 1954Rich Manno 1982-83Walt Mannon 1968,

1971-72Fabian Manumaleuna 1998Alex Marcelin 1991-94Eric Marchall 1988-89Herbert Marchall 1916Kevin Margerum 1979-82John Marine 1921-24Jeff Markey 1989-90Johnny Marshall 2000-03Rod Marshall 1993-95Austin Martin 2005-06Bob Martin 1975-76James Martin 1994-97Jeff Martin 1955Lance Martin 1991Max Martin 1946-47Steve Martin 1971-72Torry Martin 1983-86Tony Martinex 1947-48Alex Martinez 1956Brian Martinez 1990-91George Martinez 1947Steve Marx 1980-82John Mascola 1982-83Dick Maske 1954-55Dave Mason 1971Derek Mason 1987-91Joe Mason 1955High Masson 1955Chris Mathews 1982John Mathews 1915Howard Matney 1962

Charles Matthews 1987-88Rod Matthews 1994-95Royce Matthews 1936-37Scotty Mattos 2002Mike Mauger 1974-75Willie Maumau1999-00, 2002-03Jerry Mautz 1956-57Herbert May 1918Fernando Maya 1956-59Hal Mayer 1970Coleman McArthur 2009Ray McCaughey 1925-26Bill McCormick 1958Cecil McCormick 1918, 1925Ken McCormick 1978-79Daryl McCoy 1980Jim McCullock 1961Leslie McDaniel 1916Art McDonald 1990-94Jeromy McDonald 2001-02Mark McDonald 1975Tyler McDonnell 1996-97Paul McDonough 1982Mark McDowell 1979Gerry McEurn 1955Tim McFadden 1993-95Jerry McGaugh 1922Lenny McGee 1985-86Marcus McIllwain 2005-06Fraser McKay 1939-41Marty McKee 1979Scott McKeever 2007-11Cord McKenzie 1998-99Zephery McKenzie 1974-75Thurman McKinney 1983-84Charles McKinzie 1990-91Jack McLain 1946-48Harry McLaughlin 1989-91Sean McLaughlin 1989Art McMillan 1960Todd McMillon 1991-95McNutt 1926Zac McNally 2007-09Mickey McShan 1991C.W. Mead 1970Conrad Meadows 2008-09Kevin Meagher 2005-08Edmund Medina 1960John Medina 1961Louis Medina 1956Pat Meech 1983-87Dave Meints 1965Bob Melendez 1959-60Frank Melendez 1969-70Josh Mello 1995Wayne Melton 1963Dave Mendez 1973-74Carlos Mendiola 1949Alex Mendoza 1947-49Mike Mendoza 1983-84Mike Mercer 1960Tom Merriam 1986-90Jay Dee Merrill 1953-54Brad Meuli 1975Bru Meyer 2003-04Nate Miconi 1995-96Richard Middleton 2005-07Bruce Miller 1960C.D. Miller 1928Cliff Miller 1939-41Darrell Miller 1952-53Henry Miller 1987-88Howard Miller 1952-55Jack Miller 1932-33Joe Miller 1941,

1946-47John Miller 1966,

1971-72Jordan Miller 1969Noel Miller 1937-38Robert Miller 1978-80Tim Miller 1982-84Merville Mills 1916Cliff Millsapps 1970-71Chris Minor 1973-74Ed Minor 1960-62Fausto Miranda 1960-61Rex Mirich 1959-63

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Darrell Mitchell 1972Jimmy Mitchell 2007-08Joe Mitchell 2006-07Mike Mitchell 2004Ron Mitchell 1977-80Vardan Mkhitarian 1999Gary Moderacki 1970-71Jimmy Mohr 1979-80Jerry Molera 1981Rick Molera 1981Nico Molino 2008Jon Moller 1968William Montanna 1951H. Montgomery 1977-79Mooney 1926Clarence Moore 2000-03Homer Moore 1916Lance Moore 1997-98Roy Moore 1960Skyler Moore 2005-08Frank Morales 1953-58Dan Moran 1982-86David Moran 1998-2000Dave Moreau 1982Ephraim Moreno 1935-37Jesus Moreno 1989-90Roy Morey 1955Glen Morgan 1956-59Spencer Morrison 2008Jim Moser 1939Philip Moses 1928-29Jason Mosier 1997Dan Moss 1949-51Perry Moss 1941,

1946-47Erin Motes 1988-89Alex Mott 2008-11Ken Moulton 1965-66Don Mower 1977-80Frosty Mueller 1986Rufus Mullen, Jr. 1971-72Cecil Mulleneaux 1928-31Larry Muno 1984Al Munoz 1947-49Charles Murphy 1918Ira Murphy 1931Ralph Murphy 1930Tim Murphy 1960Jason Murrietta 2003-06Nathaniel Murray 2007-08H.H. Muse 1947David Musselman 1990-91Chris Muti 1989-93Matt Myers 2008-11Tim Myers 1977Don Mylchreest 1965

N-N-NAl Nader 1947Tiny Naegle 1922Dave Narramore 1969Charles Nash 1999-01Chris Nash 2002-03Emil Nasser 1941, 1946Salvador Nava 1987-90Anthony Navaro 1987Alfred Neima 1933Bill Nelson 1977Cecil Nelson 1956-57Earl Nelson 1992-93Scott Nelson 1988-89Ted Nelson 1967Todd Nelson 1968Walter Nelson 1935Troyce Newberry 1936-39Xavier Newbill 2005Justin Newman 1995-97Don Nicholl 1942David Nichols 1988-90John Nichols 1969-70Zach Nielsen 2004Karl Nielson 1935-37Dave Noosinow 1977-80Kevin Noyd 1977-80Dre Nunis 2005John Nuttall 1970-71Stephen Nwogbe 2005-08

O-O-O

William Oates 1955James O’Connor 2003-04Gus O’Connor 1919Mark O’Connor 1976John Oddonetto 1950Tim Oder 1969-70John O’Donnell 1975Rich O’Hara 1967Kevin O’Leary 1994-95Tim O’Leary 1993Bud Olsen 1970Erique Olsen 1997-98Mike Olson 1968-69Jim Oman 1962-63Keith O’Neil 1999-02Bill Orinski 1969-70Ray Orr 1938Adolph Orrantia 1930Bob Orrill 1975-79Eugene Ortiz 1955Jim Osborn 1938Clark Osborne 1983-87Harold Osborne 1921Kasseem Osheroff 2007-Don Ott 1987-88Alvin Overson 1933-34Clyde Overson 1942Wesley Overson 1931-33Lucian Owens 1916Robert Owens 1984Russ Owens 1977-81

P-P-PLynn Pace 1926-29Vinnie Paciulli 2008-11Josh Packer 1993-94Khalil Paden 2010-11John Padilla 1979-82Nick Padoval 1976Jesse Page 1997-98Dennis Paige 1993Matt Palacio 1981-82Bill Palmer 1974Randy Palmer 1975-76Travis Palmer 1994-95Chris Parish 1991-93Larry Parker 1981Marcus Parker 2001Vincent Parker 1980Mike Parkes 1989Jason Parkinson 2008Parks 1917Preston Parsons 1998-01Ryan Partridge 2004Scott Partridge 1994-95Dave Pasanella 1980-81Jerry Pasquini 1967Dwight Patterson 1932-33Jim Patterson 1935-37Roy Patterson 1955Steve Patterson 1988Lee Patton 1926Taylor Patton 2009-10Bob Pavlich 1936-38Nick Paynovich 1931-33Kainoa Pe’a 2006-10Dusty Peace 2000-01John Peach 1946-47George Pear 1927-30Ricky Pearsall 1994-97Dan Pela 2008-11Art Pena 1962-63Micky Penaflor 1985-89Leroy Peoples 1971Joe Perez 1963Jamaal Perkins 2011-Cisco Perralta 2003-05John Perrigo 2001-04Charles Perrill 1942,

1946-48Jim Perrill 1941Elbert “Bo” Perry 1981-82Jason Perry 2003-04Jerry Perry 1953Willie Perry 1972-73Raymond Perryman1997-2000Chris Petersen 1955-56Jake Petersen 1997-2000Tyrone Peterson 1975-78

Paul Petraitis 1978Ben Petrucci 1993-96Nick Petrucci 1995-97Joe Pettit 1984Terrance Petty 1997-98Gail Pew 1946Calvin Pharr 1968-69Lewis Phelps 1933-35Neal Phelps 1917-18Brian Phillips 1955-56John Phillips 1950-52Dustin Phillips 2003Warren Phillips 1942, 1946Anthony Piazza 1988Tom Piechota 1986M. Pieczentkowski 1961Charles Pierce 1918Heston Pierce 1930Charles Pilon 1955DeAnte Piper 2008Gene Pisel 1952Tom Pistole 1981-82Cedric Pitts, Jr. 2002-03Paul Plummer 1924Keith Poche 1991-92Harold Poe 1924-25Kris Poindexter 2007-10Whit Poindexter 1979-80Jim Polenske 1980-82Keith Politte 1986Frank Pollack 1985-89Phil Pollock 2010Tony Pontarelli 1975-76Jim Porter 1970Glen Posey 1987-89Nick Posey 2006-07Chuck Potee 1979Brian Potter 1979-80Pat Powers 1970Carlton Prather 1915-16Hamblin Pratt 1931-33Mike Pratt 1999-00Charles Pregnetzer 1942Stever Preston 1968-69Willie Pringle 1973-74Dave Protivnak 1993Puente 1935Don Puente 1915John Puhara 1937-39Clarence Pulliam 1915Mana Purdy 2009-

Q-Q-QDonald Quaderer 1937-38Raul Quezada 1955

R-R-RDavid Rabago 1951-53Keith Rabb 1989John Rade 1978Nick Ragland-Johnsen 2008-Bill Rainbolt 1946Matt Raivio 2002-03George Raitt 1924Doug Ramma 1982Gilbert Ramos 1971-74Dan Ramsey 1979Larry Ramsey 1969Tom Ramsey 1969-72Eldon Randall 1941-42Nate Randall 1932-33Jason Randels 1997Jeff Randle-El 1983-85Earl Randolph 1956-59Len Raney 1990-94John Rants 1975Kyle Rath 2007-10Brian Rau 1993-94Ryan Rauschert 2006-09Jack Ray 1951Tevin Ray 2011-Wes Rayban 1939John Raymond 1998Tim Reader 2004-07Darrell Reagan 1991Willard Reaves 1977-80Ernie Redmond 1965-68Tautua Reed 2005Erin Reeder 1989-93

Mark Reeve 1990-92Arthur Reeves 1980-82Paul Renner 1956-59Dominic Renon 1961Frank Renteria 1941,

1946-48Rick Renzi 1976-79Rob Renzi 1978-79Scott Reutter 1989-90Sheldon Revis 1985Alvin Rex 1956-59Jesus Reyes 1994Ruben Reyes 1960-63Henry Reyna 1946-48Louis Reyna 1955-58Lane Reynolds 1988-89Paul Reynolds 1958Tony Reynolds 1977Darren Rhodes 1988-90Gordon Rhodes 1938Woodrow Rhodes 1941Lloyd Rhoten 1921-23Clay Richard 1979Daryl Richards 1971Max Richards 1982-84Morris Richards 1923Paul Richards 1917-18Ben Richardson 1981,

1983-84Robert Richey 1972-73R.J. Rickert 2011-Brian Riley 2007-11Al Riswold 1932Gary Roach 1975Chad Robbins 1981Terry Robbins 1990Brian Roberson 1977-79Donri Roberson 1983-87Mark Roberts 1975-76Mike Robertson 1975Olen Robertson 1974-75Steve Robertson 1982-83Cleo Robinson 1969DeJuan Robinson 1983-86Gerald Robinson 1990-92Jack Robinson 1955Renal Robinson 1996-97Roger Robinson 2003-04Terry Robinson 1952Robert Robles 1960Tony Robles 1960Erv Rodgers 1964-65Artie Rodriguez 1952Ricardo Rodriguez 1981-82Rick Rodriguez 1979-83Carl Rogers 1935, 1939Dave Rogers 1946-49Gary Rogers 2009Larry Rogers 1968Ned Rogers 1935-37Tom Rogers 1971-72Sam Rogolsky 1927-28Joe Rolle 1938Frank Romano 1991-94Danny Roper 2008Bob Rosanbalm 1951-52James “J.J.” Rosier 1998Ron Rosier 1986Greg Roskopf 1982-86Raymond Ross 1917Mike Rossi 1991Sean Roundtree 1987-91Allen Rouse 1986-87Donald Row 1942Don Rowell 1975Brad Rowland 1982-83Stan Rowley 1946-49Brad Royse 1973-75Mark Ruckle 1979Bill Rudolph 1973-74Manuel Ruiz 1952-54Melvin Rushing 1925Joe Russac 1939Jim Russo 1963-64J.J. Ruther 1991-93Wesley Ruther 1938-39Bernie Rutherford 1949Matt Ryan 2002-03Randy Ryan 1976

Rick Saathoff 1970Norman Saba 1946-47Frank Saenz 1948Robert Saenz 1949Niko Saiplale 2004Alex Salas 1956Angel Salas 1954-55Carlos Salas 1956-59Cruz Salas 1956-57Reggie Salazar 1953Andy Saldana 2008-11Brad Salem 1988-89Brent Salem 1988-89Herman Salzbrenner 1936-39Don Sam 1967Zack Samorano 2005Jeff Sampson 1987To’o Samuelu 2007-10Jess Sanchez 1949Joe Sanchez 1969-72Philo Sanchez 2002-05Shane Sandau 2004, 2006Kelly Sandell 1987Frank Sanders 1919Frank Sanders 1931-32Jake Sanders 2003-05Jim Sanders 1975Nathan Sanders 1994-95Preston Sanders 2007-08Robert Sanders 1970Tom Sanders 1930Manuel Sandoval 1951Mike Sands 1999-02Tim Sanford 1970-73Mike Sanfratello 1986-90Mike Santiago 1976-79Peter Santibanez 2000-03Albert Santillenes 1916John Saranger 1947Chad Satterfield 1999Ryan Saumer 2008Paul Saunders 1949Merritt Savage 1946-48Josh Sayles 2004-07John Scanion 1942Bill Scarbrough 1952-55Aurthur Schaar 1924John Schachtner 1977-81Alfred Schanz 1936-37Louis Schenk 2008-10Art Schilling 1961-63John Schlotfeld 1938Eric Schlesener 1984Robbie Schmitz 1975-76Aaron Schoenecker 2009Eric Schrader 1970-73Doug Schriner 1974-75Kelley Schultz 1971-72Larry Schultz 1962-63Ray Schwanbeck 1930-32Willy Schweikart 1935-36Brad Scott 1987-90Chris Scott 1983-84Ed Scott 1966Lionel Scott 2007Steve Scott 1974-77Bill Seabrook 1972Troy Searcy 1997-98Wayne See 1946-47Max Selder 1941, 1946Willie Sellers 1980-81Clifford Sells 1978-79Greg Semas 1991-93Cliff Sennett 1991-93Lalo Serrano 1953-54Dan Serrano 1981-82Tony Serrano 1980-81Steve Setka 1962Keith Sewell 1986Shanahan 1926Brian Shanahan 2005-06Austin Shanks 2008-Arthur Sharpe 1947-49Alan Shaver 1963-64DeWayne Shavers 1985-88Augustus Shaw 1937

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Justin Shaw 2004Lamont Shedrick 1989-90Terrence Sheehan 1989-90Steve Shellenberger 1977Kevin Shelton 1995-98Dugger Shepard 1942Mike Sheppard 1970Ken Sherman 1969-72Mark Shields 1986Adam Shipley 2008Vernon Shipp 1931Ben Sialega 1980Tucker Sides 1991Pete Siebert 1976Joel Sienkeiwicz 2008Anthony Simmons 1988-90Chris Simon 2004Joel Simpson 1960-62Jim Sims 1961-64Jeff Singleton II 2004-05Warren Sirrine 1928-31Basil Skouser 1961Ozzie Slade 1965-68Robert Slayton 1949Sandy Sledge 1985-88Larry Small 1966-69Demitrio Smaniego 1953Andre Smith 1998-99Beau Smith 1992-93Bob Smith 1938-39Bob Smith 1963-67Campbell Smith 1961Colin Smith 1988David Smith 1983-86Dean Smith 1976-77Don Smith 1973Earnest Smith 1969Enoch Smith 1929-31Fred Smith 1937-38Fred Smith 1978-81George Smith 1916-17George Smith 1955Harold Smith 1975-78Jeff Smith 1976Jeff Smith 1979-82Jim Smith 1973Leroy Smith 1923Lynne Ray Smith 1998-99Major Smith 1972Mike Smith 1989Paul Smith 1981Ray Smith 1975-78Sidney Smith 2000-01Stefan Smith 1989-90Tim Smith 1970-71Tucker Smith 1988-90Walt Smith 1949-50Don Snyder 1941Mark Snyder 1973Nick Sofranac 1999-01Larry Sol 1942Ray Solis 2001-02Junior Solomon 1979-81Ted Sorich 1957-59Joe Sorrels 1931-33Marcello Soto 1946Bill Southwell 1963Sean Sovacool 2003-04Bill Sowders 1991-95Mark Spradlin 2005-07Marlin Spaw 1950-51,

1955Cliff Specht 1966Mitch Speros 1955Tom Speros 1953-55Jack Spilsbury 1941Randy Spilsbury 1973-75Clay Spivey 1949-50Mike St. Louis 1963-65Francis St. Paul 1997-2000Gibbons St. Paul 1995-98Chasen Stangel 2010-11Doug Stanley 1982Joe Stanley 1970Devedrick Stanton 1992-93Curt Starkey 1970-71Jerry Steel 1961Matt Steinbach 2007-09Kevin Stephens 1996

Rodney Stephens 1954-57Sam Stephens 1949-50David Stephenson 1977Dale Stevens 1955Harry Stevens 1924-27Ralph Stevens 1951-52Charles Stevenson 1964Dave Stevenson 1980-81Bob Steward 1969-70Bobby Stewart 1969Brian Stewart 1986-87Doug Stewart 1986Rayna Stewart 1991-95Roy Stewart 1985-86Dan Stickle 1974-75Sonny Stidham 1990-93Eric Stingley 1979David Stokes 1981Sim Stokes 1966Floyd Stone 1942Milton Stone 1923Eric Storey 2011-Derek Stotts 2002-03Clifford Stratton 1935Ed Strickland 1977Scott Strini 1992-93Garrik Strong 1989Don Stuart 1953Amalio Suarez 1931-32Mike Suarez 1981John Suddarth 1979-80Milford Suida 1969-70Kevin Sullivan 1992-93Rusty Summers 1980-82Bob Sutherland 1989George Sutherland 1938-41George Sutton 1952Russell Svelmoe 1936Curt Sweeney 2006-09John Swenning 1984Kenny Swift 1947-49Harold Sykes 1915-16Ted Symonds 1990Kevin Szalonek 1988

T-T-TJames Tabor 1948Bob Tagye 1974Bill Tate 1969-71Duane Tate 1953Inoke Taufa 2000-01Wheatie Tavernitli 1973Bob Taylor 1949Bob Taylor 1953James Taylor 1994-95Jim Taylor 1954-57Joe Taylor 1977-80Maurice Taylor 2002-03Torey Taylor 1991-92Blinn Tenney 1951-52Jim Tenney 1952Richard Terry 1973-74Derek Teuscher 1988-89Mike Therrell 1965-66Kris Theus 2005, 2007Fred Thigpen 1976Cecil Thomas 1928Frank Thomas 1951,

1956-58Ingamar Thomas 1981Jason Thomas 2005-07Richard Thomas 1926-29Ron Thomas 1981-82Stevon Thomas 2008-09Dustin Thome 1999-2000Paul Thompson 1969Jeremy Thornburg2 0 0 0 - 0 1 ,2003-04Chris Thornton 1966-67Harry Thornton 1967Ryan Thornton 2000-03Buster Thorton 1922Pat Tice 1973Elias Tidwell 1930Bill Tifft 1966Rusty Tillman 1968-69Tim Timmons 1980Joe Tissaw 1936-37Ryan Tkalcevic 1998

Jon Toailoa 2006-07Al Tocco 1935-37Duane Todd 1965-66Jeremiah Toloumu 2004James Tonkin 1936James Topp 1950Claude Torrey 1994-95Steve Trainotti 1983-84James Treat 1915-16Todd Trimm 1988-89Darrel Tripp 1928Bus Trojanovich 1926Dan Troupe 1974Chris Tsosie 1984Isi Tuanaki 2001-02Bill Tucker 1959Rod Tucker 1957Chad Tuitama 1999Sam Tuitari 1983-84Justin Tyler 2006-07Kevin Tyler 1981-83

U-U-UGilbert Udall 1916Keith Udall 1936Bill Upshaw 1965-66Ify Umodu 2010-Sam Unger 2010-

V-V-VAlbert Valenzuela 1955Joe Vales 1971Rosie Van 1970-72Brandon Vance 2007-10Erik Vance 1985-88Sam Van Dyke 1947-50Kurt Van Hazel 1967-69Micah Van Hilsen 2006Kevin Van Horn 1988Nate Van Peursem 2002-03Nels Van Peursem 2001-02Ed Van Winkle 1952-53Bill Van Zanten 1960-61Ron VanDerPool 1966Monte Varah 1978Dick Vargas 1956-67Tranky Vasquez 1953Bob Vega 1955George Veit 1939James Velasquez 1966-67Ken Vensel 1960-61Larry Vernier 1965-66Junior Vicente 2011-Emery Vickers 1923-24Jim Volpe 1969-72Bob Vreeland 1980

W-W-WEd Wacker 1931-32D.J. Wade 2005-06Simirone Wade2001, 2003-05Clinton Wager 1930Bill Wagner 1971-73Bobby Walish 2005-08Alec Walker 1968-69Dejzon Walker 2011-Franklin Walker 1917Jeremy Walker 2000-01Joe Walker 1975-78Joe Walker 1989Kawon Walker 2004-05Kyle Walker 2011-Tony Walker 1997-2000Jerry Wallace 1973-76Aaron Walls 2001-04Tony Walser 1941Pat Walsh 1999-03Gary Walters 1971Scott Walters 1979-81Terrence Walters 1984Darren Watson 2010Alex Watson 2003, 2005-07Chuck Walton 1989-93John Walton 1974-77Paul Walton 1965Leroy Ward 1951Steve Ward 1977-78Tee Ward 1981-82Chris Warner 1993-96

Joe Warner 1967George Warnock 1954Mike Warther 2002Alan Warzecha 1973-74Javares Washington 1999-00Mike Washington 1976-77Rod Washington 1996-97Wes Wasson 1971Waters 1956Bill Watson 1953Dave Watson 1964Robert Watson 2011-Jason Webb 2002-05Roland Webb 1980Roy Webster 1974Sam Webster 1988-91Gary Wedemeyer 1967Dave Weisberg 1931Jake Welch 2007Mike Welch 1988-89Josh Wells 1998-99Greg Wermes 2001-04Rian Weske 1997-98Arthur West 1942Chris West 1990-94Harvey West 1938Lanny Westbrook 1960-62Don Wetzel 1952Roy Whalen 1967-68Lee Whatley 1956Jeff Wheeler 2003-06Burk White 1915-16Conrad White 2008-09Daniel White 1970-71Jacob White 1952John White 1938Paul White 1968Frank Whitehouse 1924Chris Whitlock 2001Craig Whitten 1990-91Bud Wiedoff 1967-68John Wiggins 1981-82Randy Wikert 1971-72Andy Wilder 2011-Tim Wilkinson 2010-Bill Will 1954Aaron Williams 2011Anthony Williams 2007-10Bo Williams 1972Breyon Williams 2004Decker Williams1915-16, 1919Deonte Williams 2008Dereck Williams 1992-95Don Williams 1953-55George Williams 1962-63Gregg Williams 1969Josh Williams 2004, 2006-07Lee Williams 1946-47Matt Williams 2007Ryan Williams 2002-05Steve Williams 1976Chuck Willig 1978-80Devin Willis 2011-Mack Wilshire 1953Don Wilson 1953Drew Wilson 1999Jack Wilson 1925-28Jadiem Wilson 1998-01Matt Wilson 2010-Norman Wilson 1928-29Rich Wilson 1972-73Rick Wilson 1972-73Ricky Wilson 2006-07Steve Wilson 1965Steve Wilson 1980Jack Wiltbank 1941Jim Wiltjer 1974Bob Wing 1941, 1946Ryan Winkler 1997Tom Winn 2000-03Carl Winters 1941Williams Winthrop 1951Joe Wisdom 1931-33Rich Woerth 1981Alfred Wohlschlegel 1936-38Frank Wojtasiak 2007-08Andy Wolf 1935-37Jacob Wolfe 2004-05Dennis Wolfley 1994

Alex Wolven 1947Clint Womack 2002Andy Wood 1979-80Jud Wood 1994-96Randy Woodard 1974Sandy Woodard 1985-88Chris Woods 2007Leroy Woods 1967Randy Wooldridge 1989-90Tot Workman 1959-60, 1963Lavon Worley 1988-89Taelor Worrell 2009-10Reid Worthington 2009-10Adam Wright 2006-08Bill Wright 1960Everett Wright 1939Matt Wright 1984Randy Wright 1973Tommie Wright 1979-83Brian Wriston 2005Greg Wyatt 1985-89Bill Wyrick 1916

Y-Y-YBill Yancy 1979-80M.R. Yeager 1921Nick Yerton 1998-01Kris Yonker 1981-84Ernest Yost 1922John Yost 1916Dennis Young 1971Hank Young 1939Thurman Young 1938Jim Youngs 1966-67Mark Yuhas 1986Justin Yuille 1996-99

Z-Z-ZDrew Zamora 2009-11Tim Zamora 1976Irving Zaner 1927-31Jason Zarate 2005Derek Zazueta 1985-86Max Zemezonak 2010

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1958 - NAIA ChampionshipNortheastern Oklahoma 19, NAU 13

1958 NAIA Holiday BowlSt. Petersburg, Fla.

After beatingGustavus Adolphusin the first round ofpostseason play,NAU metN o r t h e a s t e r nOklahoma in theNAIA championshipHoliday Bowl.

T h eLumberjacks andOakies battled it outall game up anddown the field, butthe most excitingplay came in the fourth quarter when theLumberjacks tried to mount a comeback infront of an 8,500-plus crowd and about 15million more watching the game on CBS.With time running out and the Lumberjacksdown 19-7, NAU drove downfield 92-yardspowered by the arm of quarterback TedSorich to score a touchdown, but the extrapoint was missed. With only minutes leftand the Jacks down six points, NAU'sdefense did everything in its power to getthe ball back. But the Oakie offense wasstrong, and as time ran out, NAU had tosettle for NAIA national runner-up.

1977 - NCAA Division II First RoundJacksonville State 35, NAU 0

Flagstaff, Ariz.

In its first postseason game in 19 yearsthe Lumberjacks were blanked at home 35-0 in front of a crowd of 7,584 byJacksonville State. The Jacks, who nevermanaged to get any points on the board,were beaten in almost every aspect of thegame. Jacksonville St. more than doubledthe rushing production of the Jacks andcame up with 19 first downs while NAU onlyhad 12.

After scoring two touchdowns in thelast four minutes of the first quarter,Jacksonville St. hit the locker room at half-time with a 21-0 lead. After scoring twomore touchdowns in the third, JacksonvilleSt. was finally quieted in the fourth quarterwith the game ending at 35-0.

1996 - NCAA Division I-AA First RoundFurman 42, Northern Arizona 31

Flagstaff, Ariz.

The record-setting Lumberjack footballteam returned to the postseason for the firsttime in almost 20 years and the first time asa I-AA program, dropping a 42-31 game toFurman in the first round of the NCAADivision I-AA playoffs. Although the Jacksstatistically outscored Furman in firstdowns, rushing yards, passing yards andpossession time, they could not manage toput enough points on the board. NorthernArizona failed to advance as the Paladinsscored 21 unanswered points in the last6:19 of the game.

NAU started quickly, scoring 21

straight points to take a 21-7 halftime lead.Furman tied the game after three periods,but NAU assumed a 31-21 lead with 6:19left. The Paladins rallied, taking the leadwith 31 seconds left then sealing the winwith an interception return for a TD.

In his final game as a Lumberjack,Archie Amerson rushed for 206 yards and atouchdown on 30 carries, while TravisBrown threw for 260 yards.

2001 - NCAADivision I-AAFirst Round

Sam HoustonState 34, NAU 31Huntsville, Texas

Alex St. Peter’s20-yard field goalas time expiredended NorthernArizona’s seasonas Sam Houston

State posted a 34-31 victory in the firstround of the NCAA I-AA playoffs. SamHouston State (10-2) advances to face top-seeded Montana, while the Lumberjackscomplete the 2001 campaign at 8-4.

St. Peter’s game-winning kick wassetup by a 58-yard completion from JoshMcCown to Matt Buss that put the Bearkatsin scoring position. SHSU had taken pos-session of the ball on the 32-yard line withjust 24 seconds on the clock after a NAUtouchdown.

NAU had tied the game on a four-yardpass play from Preston Parsons toClarence Moore. It completed a 12-play,73-yard drive to tie the game.

Parsons finished with a career-high338 yards and four touchdowns. Widereceivers Clarence Moore and JohnnyMarshall both had career afternoons.Moore had eight catches for 153 yards withtwo touchdowns, while Marshall had 149yards on six catches with a touchdown.

The Bearkats led 24-14 at the halfbehind three rushing touchdowns in theopening 20 minutes. Sam Houston scoredthe opening touchdown on a two-yard runby Joe Rauls. The extra-point attemptfailed. NAU then rebounded two plays laterwhen Parsons hit Marshall on a 75-yardbomb for a 7-6 lead.

The Bearkats then got a 42-field goalfrom Joey Price and a one-yard run byMcCown to build a 17-7 lead. NAUresponded with a 10-play drive to pull with-in three at 17-14 when Tom Winn caught a12-yard pass from Parsons.

2003 - NCAADivision I-AAFirst Round

Northern Arizona35, McNeese

State 3Lake Charles, La.

N o r t h e r nArizona (9-3) upsettop-ranked andt o p - s e e d e dMcNeese State

behind freshman quarterback JasonMurrietta's five touchdown passes and astrong defensive effort en route to a 35-3win in Lake Charles.

Murrietta completed 24-for-35 passes

for 285 yards and five touchdowns, hittingnine different receivers on the night. Fourdifferent receivers caught touchdowns,including two by senior Chris Nash, whohad a game-high seven receptions.

Murrietta and Nash started the scoringwith a nine-yard touchdown in the first quar-ter. The Lumberjacks added a secondscore on an 11-yard pass to Ramen Greenfor his first career touchdown and a 14-0lead. McNeese managed its only points ofthe night on a 27-yard field goal from JohnMarino with 8:23 left in the second quarter.NAU built its lead to 21-3 on a 7-yard passfrom Murrietta to Clarence Moore.

The Lumberjacks held McNeese Statescoreless in the second half, adding touch-downs in each quarter to complete one ofthe biggest first-round upsets in NCAA I-AAplayoff history. It was the worst loss athome for the Cowboys since 1990.

McNeese, which had been ranked No.1 in the nation for most of the year and hadappeared in last year's 1-AA championshipgame, completed its season at 10-2.

2003 - NCAADivision I-AA

QuartersFlorida Atlantic

48, NorthernArizona 25

Flagstaff, Ariz.

Jared Allenpassed for 228yards and threetouchdowns andthe Florida Atlantic

defense - led by sophomore cornerbackWillie Hughley's two big plays that led to 14points - stymied the Northern Arizonaoffense through the first half as FAU, athird-year member of the Division I-AA foot-ball ranks, posted a 48-25 win over the hostLumberjacks in a quarterfinal matchupbefore 9,134 fans in the J. LawrenceWalkup Skydome.

The Owls' speed proved to be a daunt-ing factor in the contest on the WalkupSkydome turf, both offensively and defen-sively. FAU forced three turnovers, includ-ing a 47-yard interception return for atouchdown by Hughley in the third quarterto make the score 27-3, then a 25-yardfumble return by Hughley that set up athree-yard TD pass from Allen to DougParker to make it 41-3.

In the first half, the Lumberjacks'offense had a difficult time getting anymomentum on any drives, as NAU washeld to 127 yards and just three points athalftime as the Owls vaulted to a 24-3 lead.The Lumberjacks got offense rolling in thesecond half, but it was too late. NAU rolledup 267 yards of offense after halftime andscored 22 points in the fourth quarterthanks to recovering an onside kick and a57-yard pass from receiver Clarence Mooreto fellow receiver Chris Nash - off a lateralfrom freshman QB Jason Murrietta - thatclosed the scoring.

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Northern Arizona University provides anoutstanding undergraduate residential edu-cation strengthened by important research,graduate and professional programs and aresponsive distance learning network deliv-ering programs throughout Arizona.

Undergraduate education that providesknowledge of the world and an ability toappreciate change, diversity and life itself isNAU's underlying core strength.

Faculty and staff members are commit-ted to the residential campus concept and tothe students but also are prepared to delivereducation throughout Arizona and the worldeither online or in new campus structures.

Northern Arizona University has a stu-dent population of more than 20,000 at itsmain campus in Flagstaff and at sites across

the state.NAU was established in 1899 as the

Northern Arizona Normal School. A close,personal interest in the development of eachstudent as an individual has long been atrademark of the Mountain Campus. Thiseducational experience is enhanced by anatmosphere that celebrates the diversity ofopinions and cultures.

The undergraduate programs at NAUcover a diverse range of disciplines, from lib-eral arts and the sciences to professionaland career-related fields.

As NAU looks to the future, it continuesto develop innovative ways to provide citi-zens with greater access to education andstrives to strengthen its teaching and servicepartnerships to meet the needs of a chang-

ing Arizona.Flagstaff, with a population of about

62,000, is rich in cultural diversity. Located atthe base of the majestic San FranciscoPeaks, Flagstaff is 140 miles north ofPhoenix at the intersection of Interstate 17and Interstate 40. With its elevation of 7,000feet and four-season climate, Flagstaff isideal for year-round outdoor activities.Nearby attractions include the GrandCanyon, Lowell Observatory, Oak CreekCanyon, Sedona, Monument Valley, SunsetCrater, Meteor Crater, and ArizonaSnowbowl.

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Northern Arizona University• William A. Franke, one of Arizona'smost prominent business leaders, hasmade a $25 million contribution toNorthern Arizona University's Collegeof Business, the largest donation in theuniversity's history.• The university has created a newCollege of Health and HumanServices to help the university respondto the need for more health-care pro-fessionals in the state and enhancethe university's participation in thedeveloping academic medical com-plex in downtown Phoenix.• The Arizona Cardinals conduct train-ing camp at NAU, which SportsIllustrated has called among the topfive training camps in the NFL.• NAU's graduate physical therapyprogram ranks among the best in thenation, according to U.S. News &World Report.

Flagstaff, northern Arizona'slargest city with a year-round popula-tion of approximately 62,000, is thehome of Northern Arizona University.Surrounded by pines and aspens andsitting at the base of the 12,633-footSan Francisco Peaks, Flagstaff is inthe middle of the Coconino NationalForest, the largest contiguous stand ofponderosa pines in the world, at anelevation of 7,000 feet above sea level.The altitude, clean air and surroundingforest provide an unsurpassed climateyear-round.

Flagstaff’s most attractive qualitymay be its four distinctive seasons. Inthe summer, Flagstaff is warm andcomfortable, boasting an average day-time high temperature of 80 degreesand an overnight low of 47. The wintersoffer sunny days and beautiful snowscenes. Flagstaff has an average of288 days of sunshine each year as wellas a mild, four-season climate thatoffers excellent conditions for studyand recreation.

This college town has a friendly,small-town atmosphere combined withoutstanding cultural, scientific andrecreational opportunities. The varietyof cultural resources includes theFlagstaff Symphony and the Festival ofNative American Arts.

The area's natural and cultural his-tory is represented by such institutionsas the Museum of Northern Arizona,

the Pioneer Historical Museum andRiordan State Historical Park.

Flagstaff is surrounded by incredi-ble scenery, including the GrandCanyon National Park, Lake Powell,Meteor Crater, the Wupatki Indian ruinsand the San Francisco Peaks. Within a30-minute drive from campus are SlideRock State Park, Oak Creek Canyon,Sunset Crater, Walnut Canyon andLake Mary.

This diverse landscape also offersan exciting array of recreational possi-bilities, from hiking and biking to skiingand backpacking. From rafting downthe Colorado River through the GrandCanyon to hiking through Sedona’s redrock country south of Flagstaff, toexperiencing the beauty of theSonoran Desert in southern Arizona,the opportunities for outdoor enjoy-ment are truly endless.

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Population ..................................................62,000Elevation................................................7,000 feetAvg. High Temp. Range ..............................40-85Area Attractions....................................................Snowbowl Ski Resort, Grand Canyon NationalPark, Lake Powell, Slide Rock State Park, SunsetCrater, Meteor Crater, Lowell Observatory, OakCreek Canyon, San Francisco Peaks.

In 2012, the J. Lawrence WalkupSkydome, one of the most unique venuesin all of college athletics, celebrates its 36thyear as the entertainment center for north-ern Arizona.

The building underwent a major reno-vation from Dec. 2010-Sept. 9, 2011, at acost of $26 million. The scope of the projectincluded bringing the fire, life and safety upto code while remodeling the bathrooms,concourse, offices, suites, locker roomsand press box. The athletic training andequipment on the main floor were alsoremodeled and three elevators were addedto the complex. Fans now enter the buildingto a panoramic view of the field on the Eastand west concourses. Capacity wasreduced to 10,000 but now feature 21-inchwide chair back seating.

The Skydome has been the home ofNAU football, basketball and indoor trackand field since 1977. Construction began inthe fall of 1975, and the facility was com-pleted in September 1977. Seating capaci-ty for football originally was 15,000 and7,000 for basketball.

Once the largest wood-span structureof its kind in the world, the Skydome wasbuilt at a cost of more than $8 million. Itcovers an area of 6.2 acres, with the roofspanning more than 500 feet and rising 142feet above the playing surface.

The Skydome showcases the REAL-GRASS™ surface installed in the spring of2008 by the Hellas Construction firm ofAustin, Texas. The carpet, the Matrix ver-sion of the brand REALGRASS™ costclose to $1 million. The REALGRASS™Matrix system is comprised of a monofila-ment spinneret yarn in two different sizesand colors. It is the same installed for theDallas Cowboys' stadium.

With the 2001 renovation to theSkydome floor, the 96,000-square foot sur-face was covered with Mondo. The trackcontains a six-lane, 300-meter non-bankedloop (eight sprinting lanes) with the infieldcontaining enough area for six NCAA-stan-dard basketball and volleyball courts, aswell as two regulation tennis courts. Trackand field specific, the facility now has 12-

month training capabilities. When coveredfor football with artificial turf, the Skydomesupports a practice pole vault pit and along/triple jump runway, as well as a lanefor sprinting and hurdles. When the turf isup, the facility can be used for intramuraland camp sports, and has enough room fora varsity soccer practice.

The roof was also resurfaced duringthe summer of 2000 and the astroturf wasreplaced in 2002 from a surface that was inthe Tropicana Dome, the home of theTampa Bay Devil Rays, in St. Petersburg,Fla.

The concourse contains offices, meet-ing rooms, restrooms and concessionstands. Located on the dome’s floor levelare fully equipped locker rooms and state-of-the-art athletic training and weightrooms. During the summer of 1997, thedome underwent a $1 million lighting reno-vation that further enhanced the Skydome’slure for television cameras. Fresh air andheat come through 19 large ducts, main-taining a constant temperature of 72degrees.

The first NAU sporting event held inthe Skydome was a Lumberjack win overMontana in football on a last-second fieldgoal, 25-24. The first NAU basketball gamewas a 101-76 triumph over AlaskaAnchorage.

Special athletics events held in theSkydome include a Division II football play-off game in 1977, a Division I-AA footballplayoff games in 1996 and 2003, a first-

round National Invitation Tournament bas-ketball game in 1986 and 2006, the 1987,1997, 1998 and 2006 Big Sky Conferencemen’s basketball tournaments, and the1984, 1990, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006,2009 and 2012 Big Sky Conference indoortrack and field championship meets. In2003, comedian Jay Leno appeared at theSkydome in a special Family Weekendevent.

Many special events, including con-certs, trade shows and high-school statetournaments are held in the Skydome eachyear. It also serves as training camp homeof the Arizona Cardinals and Phoenix Suns.In May of 2000, the facility hosted a WNBAexhibition game between the PhoenixMercury and the Detroit Shock.

NAU is one of 11 universities to own itsown domed facility. The others are Idaho,Idaho State, Minnesota, North Dakota,Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, NorthDakota State, South Dakota, EastTennessee State and Syracuse.

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Year-by-Year in the SkydomeYear Record Pct. PF PA1977* 5-1 .833 184 1101978 5-0 1.000 148 611979 5-2 .714 127 921980 4-1 .800 142 641981 3-2 .600 107 971982 4-1 .800 126 871983 4-2 .667 176 1391984 2-3 .400 123 1121985 3-4 .429 144 1611986 5-2 .714 179 1231987 3-2 .600 209 1301988 5-1 .833 189 1011989 2-4 .333 184 1961990 5-1 .833 202 1561991 3-3 .500 185 1661992 3-4 .429 138 1281993 4-2 .667 175 1371994 5-1 .833 219 1301995 4-2 .667 264 551996* 6-1 .857 341 1841997 5-1 .833 184 1051998 4-2 .667 147 1281999 2-3 .600 177 1212000 2-4 .333 131 1422001 4-1 .800 160 1172002 4-1 .800 121 862003* 4-2 .667 214 1792004 4-2 .667 171 1662005 2-3 .400 135 1132006 3-2 .600 205 1262007 3-2 .600 166 1112008 3-2 .600 184 1042009 3-2 .600 196 1682010 3-2 .600 180 882011 3-3 .500 188 12135 yrs. 125-69 .644 6,021 4,391

*Includes one playoff home game

Capacity ................................................10,000Constructed................................................977Elevation ..........................................7,000 feetFirst Game ....................NAU 25, Montana 24Longest Win Streak ....................11 (1996-97)Losing Losing Streak ....................4 (1991-92)Biggest Wi ............NAU 75, W. New Mexico 0

Field Fun Facts

* There is 44 oz. of yarn per square yard ofREALGRASS™.* The field consists of 28 rolls that weigh 8,700pounds each.* The project contains 23,400 pounds of fibersynthetic yarn.* The field is filled with 230,000 pounds ofground recycled rubber tires.

“If you love majestic pine trees,cool afternoons and the SanFrancisco Peaks range of moun-tains overlooking the field, youneed to visit this underratedspot.”

- Peter King, Sports Illustated

Top NFL Training Camp Sites

1. Steelers (Latrobe, Pa.) 2. Cardinals (Flagstaff, Ariz.)

3. Bills (Pittsford, N.Y.) 4. Eagles (Bethlehem, Pa.)

5. Panthers (Spartanburg, S.C.)

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John D. Haeger leadsNorthern ArizonaUniversity in its com-mitment to under-graduate education-ac o m m i t m e n tenhanced by the uni-versity's ongoing

efforts in research, graduate educationand distance learning.

Dr. Haeger has been NAU presi-dent since November 2001 after joiningthe university to serve as NAU provostin June 2000.

During his term as president, Dr.Haeger has guided the university tonew heights in student enrollment. Healso has ushered the university into itslargest building boom since the 22-year term of former NAU President J.Lawrence Walkup.

Further, he has fully endorsed anational effort to increase institutionalaccountability, explaining that NAUmust perform on a level that demon-strates its significance to students andto society.

Among university achievementsunder his leadership: • Tuition guarantee. Dr. Haeger insti-tuted a "block tuition" plan that guaran-tees first-time, full-time freshmen andtransfer students the same tuition ratefor eight semesters.• Access and affordability. NAU haspartnership with 15 community col-

leges throughout the state. The initia-tive streamlines the credit transferprocess, allowing students enrolled atpartnering community colleges to savetime and money by being admitted toNAU while they are earning an associ-ate degree. • Innovation. NAU-Yavapai openedits Prescott Valley doors last fall, allow-ing students to earn bachelor’sdegrees at about one-third the cost of atraditional, residential college experi-ence. The savings comes from offeringa limited number of degree options andusing existing resources throughNAU’s Flagstaff campus. The cost-sav-ing model garnered the attention ofGov. Jan Brewer, who called it “vision-ary” and “an example for the entirestate and the nation.”• Expansion of nursing and thehealth professions. The university hasplaced emphasis on graduating morestudents in nursing and developing orexpanding programs in occupationaltherapy, athletic training and physi-cians assistant.• Commitment to research.President Haeger has instituted NAU'sfirst office of Vice President forResearch. In Yuma, a 12,225-square-foot building that will provide researchfour-year degree opportunities. • High Country Conference Center.Dr. Haeger initiated a joint partnershipbetween the city of Flagstaff, Drury

Hotels and Sodexo to build a 42,000-square-foot conference center and anadjoining hotel and parking structure.Consultants have estimated the eco-nomic benefit to northern Arizona to beabout $7 million annually.• 1899 Bar & Grill. The universityhas opened an upscale steakhouse inthe old north union that is open to thepublic and complements the confer-ence center• Largest gift in university history.The College of BusinessAdministration was able to acquire thelargest gift in university history, a $25million donation from prominent busi-ness leader William Franke. The col-lege was renamed The W.A. FrankeCollege of Business.• Arizona Cardinals partnership. TheCardinals agreed to continue theirtraining camp in Flagstaff. About $7million will be added to the northernArizona economy as a result.

Dr. Haeger is a member ArizonaBoard of Education, the Governor's P-20 Council, the board of directors ofthe Translational Genomics ResearchInstitute, is former chair of the UnitedWay of Northern Arizona board, servesas commissioner for the WesternInterstate Commission for HigherEducation, and is past chair of theCouncil of Presidents of the Big SkyConference.

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All-Time Academic All-Big SkyJim Anders ....................................1979Gene Andrews ........................1982, 83James Arellanes ............................1993Jerry Avery ....................................1991Joe Ayers ......................................1986Ben Bachelier ....................2009, 10, 11Chris Baniszewski ............1987, 88, 89Todd Barnhart................................1986Michael Battisti ........................2008, 10Sean Battle....................................1993Zach Bauman ..............................2010James Bear ..................................1983Terry Belden ......................1991, 92, 93Bryant Berge ................................1999Brian Bingham ..............................2000Gary Bladow............................1992, 93Blair Boynton ..........................2005, 07Travis Brown..................................1997Brian Buzzard................................2003Steve Caparella ............................1983Allan Clark ....................................1978Tony Conrad ..................................1990Michael Cooper ............................1988David Couture ..................1994, 95, 97Scott Craig ..............................1991, 92Jake Crissup ..............1996, 97, 98, 99Tony Cullen....................................1986Mike Czyz....................2008, 09, 10, 11Eric Damko..................1998, 99, 00, 01Jeremy Dang ................................2011Brent Daniels ..............2000, 01, 02, 03Seth Darst ........................1995, 96, 97Jerry Davis ....................................1983Nathan Dedic ..........................2006, 07Robbie Dehaze........................2007, 08Mark Deniz ....................................1994Thomas Dolan ..............................1998Mike Dosen ..................................2011

Darren Dudgeon......................1988, 90John Earl ................................1985, 86Drew Emanuel........................2010, 11John Enslow ..................................1980Paul Ernster ................2001, 02, 03, 04Todd Evangelist ............................1990Patrick Finkbone......................2001, 03Shawn Fitzpatrick........2005, 06, 07, 09Stevan Fontana ......................1998, 99Durant Fowler................................1993Ken Fraser ....................................1979Eric Freund....................................1995Mark Gappa ..................................1990Trevor Gates..................................2008Gregg Gerkin ..........................1979, 80Steve Gomez ....................2000, 01, 02Jeff Gonter ....................................1982Mark Gould..................2000, 01, 02, 04Justin Grimm ..........................2004, 05Ian Gunderman ............................2001Austin Hasquet ............................2011Vince Henman ........................2003, 04Michael Herrick..............................2009Jake Hess ....................................2011Mason Hess ................1992, 93, 94, 95Ed Hightower ................................1978Drew Hoffman................................2007Josh Housman ..............................1996Charles Hrabowy ..........................1991Mark Jagodzinski ..........................1996Matt Johnson ....................1994, 95, 96Scott Johnson................................1987Tom Johnson ..........................1989, 90Cedric Jones ................................1996Taylor Julio ....................................2009Harry Kaminski..................1983, 84, 85Ted Kawulok ..................................1978Malachi Keddington ................1998, 01

Randy Kirschman....................2003, 04Kevin Kolkman ..................1994, 95, 96Quinton Larson..............................2006Greg Laybourn ..............................2004Mike Lemos ..................................1996Brad Little ......................................1985Joe Lyman ..............................2006, 07Kevin Magarum ............................1982Austin Martin ..........................2005, 06James Martin ................................1997Brian Martinez ..............................1991Tyler McDonnell ......................1996, 97Scott McKeever ............................2007Richard Middleton ........................2007Ron Mitchell ............................1979, 80Lance Moore ..........................1997, 98Dan Moran ....................................1983Alex Mott..................................2010, 11Don Mower ..............................1979, 80Jason Murrietta..............................2006Christopher Muti ............................1993Salvador Nava ............1987, 88, 89, 90Timothy O’Leary ............................1993Don Ott ..........................................1988Chris Parish ............................1991, 92Dusty Peace............................2000, 01Dan Pela......................2008, 09, 10, 11Jake Petersen ..............................1997Ben Petrucci ............................1993, 94Nick Petrucci ................................1996Mana Purdy ............................2010, 11Nick Ragland-Johnsen ......2008, 09, 10Jeff Randle-El..........................1984, 85Matt Raivio ....................................2003Tevin Ray......................................2011Tautua Reed ..................................2004Erin Reeder ............................1991, 92R.J. Rickert ..................................2011

Steve Robertson............................1983Gerald Robinson ..........................1990Frank Romano ..............................1993Jake Sanders ................................2003Mike Sands....................................2002Lamont Shedrick ....................1989, 90Dick Shumway ..............................1981Jeff Singleton ..........................2004, 05Beau Smith..............................1992, 93Fred Smith ....................................1980Sean Sovacool ..............................2004Gibbons St. Paul............................1997Rayna Stewart ..................1993, 94, 95Sonny Stidham ........................1991, 92Scott Strini ..............................1992, 93Ryan Thornton ..............................2000Micah Van Hilson ..........................2006Nels Van Peursem ........................2002D.J. Wade......................................2005Bobby Walish ..........................2007, 08Dejzon Walker ..............................2011Pat Walsh ..........................2000, 01, 03Tee Ward ......................................1982Robert Watson ............................2011Jason Webb ................2002, 03, 04, 05Josh Wells ....................................1999Christopher West ....................1993, 94Jeff Wheeler ..................................2003Clint Womack ................................2002Jud Wood ................................1995, 96Reid Worthington ....................2009, 10Greg Wyatt ..................1986, 87, 88, 89Nick Yerton ....................................2001Kris Yonker ..............................1983, 84Max Zemezonak............................2010

Active players in BOLD

Academics in the athletics depart-ment have taken on a new meaning atNorthern Arizona University. The aca-demic services are under the directionof assistant athletic director Pam Lowieand offer numerous programs to helpthe student-athletes throughout theiracademic careers.

The results have been impressive.During the spring semester of 2012,NAU student-athletes achieved acumulative grade-point average of3.15, the 28th semester with a cumula-tive GPA above 3.0 in the last 15 years(30 semesters). During the 2011-12academic year, the Lumberjacks gar-nered 174 Golden Eagle Awards and49 student-athletes took part in springcommencement ceremonies on theNAU campus and were commissioneddegrees as part of the Class of 2012.

The Lumberjacks placed a school-record 14 players on the 2011 Big SkyAll-Academic team and had 39 earnGolden Eagle Scholar-Athlete awardsfor posting a 3.0 or better cumulative orsemester GPA.

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The football program had eight graduates in the fall of 2011.

Thirty-nine football student-athletes earned Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete honors in 2012.

Ben Bachelier (left) was named and Academic All-American in 2011 and received the pretigiousGold Axe Award.

2012 northern arizona football media guide

Documents

college football hall

game records

arizona state college

football capsule

nau athletics hall of

northern arizona

season results

game span