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DATE DAY OPP PLACE TIME TV

Sept. 3 Sat Ole Miss Oxford, MS 3:45 pm ESPN

Sept. 10 Sat Texas Austin, TX 6:00 pm ESPN2

Sept. 17 Sat Utah Provo, UT 7:15 pm ESPN2

Sept. 23 Fri UCF Provo, UT 6:00 pm ESPN

Sept. 30 Fri Utah State Provo, UT 6:00 pm ESPN

Oct. 8 Sat San Jose State Provo, UT TBA TBA

Oct. 15 Sat Oregon State Corvallis, OR TBA TBA

Oct. 22 Sat Idaho State Provo, UT TBA TBA

Oct. 28 Fri TCU Arlington, TX 7:00 pm ESPN

Nov. 12 Sat Idaho Provo, UT TBA TBA

Nov. 19 Sat New Mexico State Provo, UT TBA TBA

Dec. 3 Sat Hawai'i Honolulu, HI 2:30 pm ESPN2

All times local to site / subject to change

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BRONCO MENDENHALLBRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITYS 14TH HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

During his six seasons as the head coach

at Brigham Young University, Bronco

Mendenhall has returned the Cougars to the

ranks o the nations top teams. Taking over

a BYU program in 2005 that was coming o

three consecutive losing seasons, Mendenhall

has guided his teams to six straight bowl

invitations, two outright Mountain West

Conerence championships and regular

national top-25 rankings.

Under his leadership, BYU has earned a

56-21 (.727) record over the past six seasons

to rank No. 16 in total wins among all teams in

the nation during that span. The Cougars have

received six straight bowl invitations or the

irst time since a string o 17 consecutive bowls

invitations rom 1978 through 1994. Mendenhall

is the only coach in BYU ootball history to take

his irst six teams to a bowl game.

Going independent in 2011, BYU was

consistently a top MWC contender under

Mendenhall. BYU achieved a 39-9 (.813)

conerence record over the past six years

to help the Cougars complete their 12-year

tenure in the MWC with 64 conerence wins

the most o any MWC school. Mendenhall

also helped the Cougars bring bowl wins over

Oregon, UCLA, Oregon State and UTEP as

Bronco Mendenhall's .727 winning percentage ranks No. 7 among

active FBS head coaches with at least ive years experience.

Name, School Years FBS Record Win %

1. Chris Petersen, Boise St. 5 61-5 .9242. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma 12 129-31 .806

3. Gary Patterson, TCU 11 98-28 .778

4. Joe Paterno, Penn St. 45 401-134-3 .748

5. Kyle Whittingham, Utah 6 57-20 .740

6. Mark Richt, Georgia 10 96-34 .739

7. Bronco Mendenhall, BYU 6 56-21 .727

7. Bobby Petrino, Arkansas 7 64-24 .727

9. Steve Spurrier, South Carolina 21 186-73-2 .717

10. Nick Saban, Alabama 15 134-53-1 .715

MENDENHALL FILE:

Name: Bronco C. Mendenhall

Age: 45

Hometown: Alpine, UtahWie: Holly Johnston

Children: Cutter, Breaker, Raeder

Parents: Paul and Lenore Mendenhall

(Alpine, Utah)

Coaching Experience:

Brigham Young (2003-present)

Head Coach (2005-present)

AFCA Region 5 Coach o the Year (2006)

MWC Coach o the Year (2006)

Eddie Robinson National Coach o the

Year Finalist (2006)

Deensive Coordinator (2003-04)

BYU Cougar Club Assistant Coach o the

Year Award (2003)

New Mexico (1998-2002)

De. Coord.; Secondary (1998-02)

Assistant Head Coach (2002)

Louisiana Tech (1997)

Secondary

Oregon State (1995-96)

Deensive Line (1995)

De. Coordinator; Secondary (1996)

Northern Arizona (1993-94)

Secondary (1993)

Co-De. Coordinator; Secondary (1994)

Snow College (1991-92)

Deensive Coordinator; Secondary

Oregon State (1989-90)

Graduate Assistant; Deensive Line


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the program enters a new era as one o our

independent schools, joining Notre Dame, Army

and Navy.

Last years BYU team achieved a 7-6 record

and tied or third in the MWC at 5-3 while

playing 19 reshmen and acing a schedule

that eatured eight bowl teams and

our opponents that inished

in inal BCS Top 25 standings.

Mendenhall took over deensive

coordinator responsibilities ater the

teams 1-4 start and the team responded

to become one

o the top

deensive

teams

over the

inal eight

games.

Playing

Experience:

Oregon State

(1986-87)

Two-year starter;

Played saety and

linebacker; Team

Captain (87);

Leo Gribko Memorial

Award (87)

Snow College JC (1984-85)

Gridwire All-American; Team

Captain;

NJCAA National Champions (11-0)

American Fork H.S. (1980-83)

Education:

American Fork High School (1984)

Oregon State (1988; B.S., Phys. Ed.)

Oregon State (1990; Masters o

Education, Exercise Physiology)


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PLAYERPROFILE

JJDILU

IGI

SENIO

RRU

NNING

BACK

Led the Cougars with 1,422

all-purpose yards, 917 rushing

yards, 45 receptions and 9

touchdowns in 2010

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The tradition o the BYU

quarterback actory should

add another notable chapter

in 2011 ater true reshman Jake

Heaps broke all the schoolsreshmen records in

2010. While the biggest

question mark entering

last season was who

would take over at

quarterback given

three-year starter Max

Halls departure, this

year BYUs quarterback stable is,

well, just thatstable.

PLAYERPROFILE

JAKEHE

APS

SOPHOM

ORE

QUAR

TERBA

CK

Threw 219-of-383for 2,316 yards and

15 touchdowns in 13

games and 10 starts

KEY STAT


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PLAYERPROFILE

MATTRE

YNOLDS

SENIOR

OFFEN

SIVEL

INE

Akey strength o the BYU

team is literally its strength

up ront. Led by Outland

Trophy, Lombardi Award and All-

America candidate Matt Reynolds,the Cougars return our starters

and have plenty o talent

competing to get on the ield

in 2011. Perhaps the nations

top lineman, Reynolds is a

three-year starter at the

critical let tackle position

and is prepared to deliver

a strong inal campaign

beore taking his talents to

the NFL.

Two-year team captain,

Started all 39 games of

career

KEY STATS


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PLAYERPROFILE

CODYHOFFMAN

SOPHOMOREWIDERECEIVER

BYUs receivers may be som

o the most talented to

ever line up or the Cougar

and they will be tutored in 2011 by

new receivers coach Ben Cahoon,

the CFLs all-time receptions

leader known or precision routerunning and excellent hands.

Last years starters return in

senior McKay Jacobson and

sophomore Cody Homan.

Broke numerousNew Mexico Bowl

records after grabbing

8 receptions for

137 yards and 3

touchdowns while

returning 5 kickoffs for

125 total yards

KEY STAT


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PLAYERPROFILE

BRYANKARIYA

SENIORRUNNINGBACK

Bryan Kariya earned a place

on the ESPN Academic All

America Second Team. A

Chinese major with a 3.87 GPA,

Kariya was the only running back

rom an FBS school to be named

an Academic All-American.He was the sixth Cougar to

earn Academic All-Americ

accolades in the past thre

seasons. An excellent

blocker and leader, Kariya

will continue to play a

critical role out o the

backield.

550 yards on 137

carries in 2010

with 21 catches for

122 yards

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The deensive line loses

deensive end Vic Sooto

but boasts ive players with

starting experience. Beore

a season-ending kneeinjury, one o the most

valuable deenders in

2010 was Romney Fuga.

The 6-oot-2, 307-pound

deensive tackle only

played the irst our games

but is expected to again

anchor the deensive ront in

2011. Eathyn Manumaleuna

started at end and tackle

last year due to the variety

o injuries the team suered

during the season. A two-year

starter, Manumaleuna is slated to

start at right end backed up by

Jordan Richardson, who started

ive games last year in Fugas

spot beore also suering a

year-ending injury.

PLAYERPROFILE

EATHY

NMANUM

ALEUN

JUNIOR

DEFEN

SIVEL

INE

Played in all 13 games

and started in 8 games

in 2010, finishing with

27 tackles, 2.5 sacks

and an interception

KEY STAT


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PLAYERPROFILE

JORDANPENDLETON

SENIORLINEBACKER

Adding to the depth o

the deensive line, BYUs

linebacking corps gives

the Cougars a ront seven that i

deep and talented. The Cougars

lose inside linebacker Shane

Hunter to graduation but return

our starters, three others with

starting experience and several

experienced transers and

returned missionaries. One othe starters back is strong-side

linebacker Jordan Pendleton,

who returns his NFL-caliber too

to the Cougar deense ater

playing in only six games last ye

because o an injury.

Had 38 tackles, 2 sacks

and a forced fumble

despite missing 7 games

due to a season-ending

injury in 2010

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Playing football at BYU is a unique experience unlike any

other in college athletics. With a heritage that runs deep

in on-and-off the field success, members of the team are

expected to do all things at a higher level, in every aspect

of life. The program is guided by three distinct principles-

tradition, spirit and honor.

TRADITION

BYUs football history is packed full of championships, bowl

games and national honors. This tradition is something

that every player that passes through the program will

become a part of and appreciate. Since 1974 BYU has

played in 29 bowl games, won a National Championship,

claimed 23 conference titles and earned 17 national top-25

finishes, including four top-10 finishes. Under head coach

Bronco Mendenhall, BYU has posted a record of 56-21, won

at least 10 games four of the last five years and gone to six

straight bowl games. Since the 1970s, BYU has established

itself as one of the top football programs in the West.

1984 National Champions

23 Conference Championships

29 Bowl Games

Top 5 nationally in passing offense 19 times

17 National Top-25 NCAA Finishes

50-15 Record in the last five years

Ranked in the Top 25 during each of the last five

seasons

SPIRIT

As a school operated by the Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-day Saints, BYU provides an opportunity for student-

athletes to grow mentally, physically and spiritually.

BYU seeks to develop students of faith, intellect, and

character who have the skills and the desire to continue

learning and to serve others throughout their lives. More

than 60 percent of BYUs team has served a two-year

church mission. All of BYUs players take part in service

opportunities throughout the community. This principle is a

large factor in BYUs recruiting approach. Coaches evaluate

not only the playing ability and academic achievement of

possible recruits but also their moral character. BYU makes

it a priority to develop a players faith, and make men ofstrength, courage, fortitude, and service.

261 total missionaries that have served or are

currently serving have been coached or recruited by

Bronco Mendenhall

42 players currently serving full-time missions

69 players slated to participate in 2011 have served

full-time missions in 28 different countries, plus

Puerto Rico

Players and coaches participate in firesides or

hour-long devotionals the night prior to select

games intended to help those attend strengthen

or gain a knowledge of our purpose here on earth

185 Academic All-MWC selections and 64 Scholar-

Athlete honorees during Mendenhalls tenure (most

in MWC)

All BYU students must complete at least 14 credit-

hours in religion-related coursework

Players participate weekly in the Thursdays Heroes

program, inviting families and individuals with specialneeds to practice to be honored and recognized for

their faith, courage and strength

HONOR

All BYU students, including student athletes, are required

to follow the University Honor Code, which is a code

of conduct and living that helps improve the lives of

university students. Coach Mendenhall has worked

hard to instill the principles outlined in the honor code.

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day

Saints and non-members are expected to maintain the

same standards of conduct. All who represent BYU are

to maintain the highest standards of honor, integrity,

morality, and consideration of others in personal behavio

The basics of BYUs honor code are as follows:

Be honest

Live a chaste and virtuous life

Obey the law and all campus policies

Use clean language

Respect others

Abstain from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea,

coffee, and substance abuse

Participate regularly in church services

Observe the dress and grooming standards

Encourage others in their commitment to comply wit

the Honor Code

TRADITION /SPIRIT/HONOR


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COACHING CHANGES

LANCE

REYNOLDSASSISTANT HEAD COACH /TIGHT ENDS COACH

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 28th

YEARS OVERALL: Entering 32nd

COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2011-present

BYU assistant head coach

and tight ends coach; 2004-

10 BYU assistant head coach

and running backs coach;2001-03 BYU assistant head

coach and oensive line;

2000 BYU assistant head

coach, oensive coordinator;

and running backs coach;

1985-99 BYU running backs

coach; 1983-84 BYU junior

varsity coordinator; 1982 Ricks

College assistant head coachand oensive coordinator; 1981

Snow College assistant head

coach, oensive coordinator

and running backs; 1979-80

BYU graduate assistant

BOWL GAMES COACHED: 22

BRANDON

DOMANOFFENSIVE COORDINATOR /QUARTERBACKS COACH

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 7th year

YEARS OVERALL: Entering 7th year


BYU oensive coordinator

and quarterbacks coach;

2005-10 BYU quarterbacks

coach.BOWL GAMES COACHED: 6

OF NOTE: Promoted to Oensive

Coordinator on Jan. 4, 2011 ...

has coached 6 bowl games,

helping BYU win our bowls

in the last ive seasons,

including 52-24 victory at

the 2010 New Mexico Bowl

... guided two o the mostproliic passers in BYU history

- John Beck and Max Hall ...

Hall and Beck are second and

third, respectively, in BYU

history in pass completions,

passing yards, and total

oense


BEN

CAHOONWIDE RECEIVERS COACH

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 1st year

YEARS OVERALL: Entering 1st year

COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2011-presen

BYU wide receivers coach

BOWL GAMES COACHED: None

OF NOTE: A receiver at BYU rom

1995-97, Cahoon returns tohis alma mater ater a 13-yea

proessional career in which

he became the Canadian

Football Leagues all-time

receptions leader and a two-

time recipient o the CFL

Most Outstanding Canadian

award. Selected sixth overal

in the 1998 CFL Drat bythe Montreal Alouettes,

Cahoon spent his entire

career in Montreal where he

contributed to three Grey Cu

championships, including

back-to-back titles the past

two seasons (2009 and 201

BOWL GAMES COACHED: none


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NICK

HOWELLSECONDARY /SPECIAL TEAMS COACH

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 2nd year



BYU secondary coach

and special teams

coach; 2010 BYU outside

linebackers coach; 2008-

09 BYU deensive graduate

assistant; 2007 BYU

deensive intern; 2004-06

Ben Lomond High (Ogden,

UT) head coach; 2003 Weber

High (North Ogden, UT)

deensive coordinator; 2002

Sky View High (Smithield,

UT) deensive line coach


PAUL

TIDWELLINSIDE LINEBACKERS COACH

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 12th year



BYU inside linebackers

coach; 2005-10 BYU inside

linebackers/recruiting

coordinator; 2004 BYU specia

teams coordinator; 2002-03

BYU running backs/special

teams coordinator; 2000-01

BYU running backs/recruiting

coordinator; 1999-00 Louisian

Tech tight ends and special

teams coach; 1998 Louisiana

Tech deensive backs coach;

1995-97 Eastern Arizona

Junior College head coach;

1988-94 Snow College head

coach; 1984-87 Snow College

deensive coordinator; 1979-8

North Sanpete (Mt. Pleasant,

UT) head coach; 1978 Richield

High (Richield, UT) head coac


KELLY POPPINGAOUTSIDE LINEBACKERS COACHYEARS AT BYU: Entering 1st year

YEARS OVERALL: Entering 3rd year

COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2011 BYU outside linebackers

coach; 2010 BYU deensive graduate assistant and interim

outside linebacker coach; 2009 BYU deensive intern


JOE

DUPAIXRUNNING BACKS COACH /RECRUITING COORDINATOR

YEARS AT BYU: Entering 1st year



BYU running backs

coach and recruiting

coordinator; 2008-10 US

Naval Academy slotbacks

coach; 2004-07 Cal Poly

oensive coordinator and

quarterbacks coach; 2001-

03 Cal Poly quarterbacks

coach; 1999-00 Riverton

(UT) High assistant coach;

1998-99 Univ. o Missouri-

Rolla quarterbacks and

receivers coach



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BYU, ESPN PARTNERSHIP

On September 1, 2010, BYU took a step in a new direction when it announced it would begin

competition as a ootball independent or the 2011 season.

Along with the independence announcement, BYU also announced an 8-year partnership with

ESPN to televise Cougar ootball on the sports leaders amily o networks.

BYU is nationally recognized as an outstanding university and or the history and tradition

o its premier athletic programs, said Burke Magnus, ESPN senior vice president, college sports

programming. Once BYU decided to chart an independent course

or ootball, we both recognized it is a good opportunity to build and

grow our strong 30-year relationship. With this agreement, college

ootball ans around the country will see the quality and pageantry o BYU as well as the passion an

enthusiasm o its supporters.

ARMED FORCES BOWL PARTNERSHIP

Brigham Young University has entered into an agreement to participate

in the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl ollowing the 2011 ootball season

i bowl eligible and not selected or a BCS game.

We are extremely pleased to have an opportunity to host BYU as one

o our bowl participants in 2011, said Brant B. Ringler, executive director o

the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. Our goal is to attract schools with a

national presence to help us honor the men and women o the United States Armed Forces. BYU is

a nationally recognized institution with an outstanding an base.

NEW MEXICO BOWL VICTORY

Winning ve o its nal six games, BYU capped the 2010 season with a dominating 52-24 New

Mexico Bowl victory over UTEP to nish the year 7-6 overall and become one o only 11 programs in

the nation to win our bowl games over the past ve seasons.

The Cougars came into their 29th bowl appearance and rst-ever New Mexico Bowl ater tying

or third place in the Mountain West Conerence with a 5-3 league record. Coming back rom a 1-4

start to the season, BYU earned its sixth straight bowl invitation and became the rst Cougar teams

to win our bowls in a ve-year span since LaVell Edwards-led teams do so rom 1980-84.

JAKE HEAPS BREAKS TY DETMERS RECORDTrue reshman quarterback Jake Heaps became the rst rosh signal

caller in BYU history to start in a bowl and completed 25-o-34 passes or 26

yards and our touchdowns to be named New Mexico Bowl Ofensive MVP.

During the game, Heaps broke Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmers BYU re-

cord or reshman touchdown throws, nishing with 15 on the year to Detmer

13. Redshirt reshman wide receiver Cody Hofman caught three touchdowns

on eight receptions or 137 yards in the bowl win, while true reshman running

back Joshua Quezada ran or 101 yards on 15 carries and one touchdown.


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DEFEATED WASHINGTON IN SEASON

OPENER

The Cougars entered the season opener against Washington with a two-

quarterback rotation. BYU deeated the eventual 2010 Holiday Bowl winner as both

junior Riley Nelson and Heaps nished with exactly 131 yards passing in a 23-17 win.

With its win against Washington, BYU deeated a team rom a BCS automatic-qualiying coner-

ence or the th-straight year, the third-longest streak in the nation. The Cougars have deeated at

least one AQ school 14 o the past 15 years dating back to 1996. BYU received a Top 25 ranking dur-ing the season or the th-straight season with a No. 24 coaches poll rating ater week one.

NEW DEFENSE COMES ON STRONG

The Cougars came on strong ater Mendenhall took over the deense or the nal eight games.

Ater ranking 101st nationally in total deense ollowing the 1-4 start, the Cougars showed signican

improvement under Mendenhalls leadership to earn the nations No. 24 overall deense at years

end, ranking only behind No. 1 TCU in the MWC. The deenses statistics continued to shoot up ater

each gamerushing deense went rom last in the nation at 259.2 per game through BYUs rst

ve games to 71.5 yards per game over the next six. Over the same time, total deense went rom

433.4 ypg to 267.5 ypg and scoring deense drastically improved rom 28.8 ppg to 11.3 ppg.

ASHWORTHS FOUR TOUCHDOWNS

BYU bumped up its 15.2 ppg average to 32.6 ppg ater wins over SDSU (24-21), Wyoming (25-

20), UNLV (55-7), Colorado State (49-10) and New Mexico (40-7). Highlights included senior wide

receiver Luke Ashworths our rst-hal touchdown receptions at CSU, setting BYU and MWC re-

cords or most touchdown receptions in a hal, and Quezadas three touchdown runs versus UNLV.

MATT REYNOLDS RETURNS

Junior ofensive lineman and captain Matt Reynolds joined Rich and Sooto on the All-MWC First

Team. An Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award candidate, Reynolds surrendered only one sack allseason rom his let tackle position. Di Luigi was selected to the All-MWC Second Team while seven

additional Cougars received all-conerence honorable mention (WR Luke Ashworth, OL Terence

Brown, OL Braden Hansen, OL Jason Speredon, LB Shane Hunter, CB Brian Logan, K Mitch Payne).

SDSU WIN TURNS AROUND SEASON

Third down proved successul on both sides o the ball or the Cougars as BYU deeated coner-

ence oe San Diego State 24-21. With 3:21 let in the game and San Diego State threatening a 24-21

BYU lead, the Cougar deense held the Aztecs on three-consecutive plays to orce a punt and seal

their rst conerence win o the season. The BYU ofense, led by reshman quarterback Jake Heaps,

was 12-o-19 on third down. Heaps nished the game with 126 passing yards on 15-o-22 completions

DEFENSE BEATS WYOMING

The Cougar deense held on late in the ourth quarter to give BYU a 25-20 victory over Wyoming.

With 27 seconds let in the game and the Cowboy ofense acing a 4th-and-10 at the Cougar 26-yard

line, reshman linebacker Kyle Van Noy batted down an Austyn Carta-Samuels pass to seal the Cou-

gars second conerence win o the season. With the win, BYU improved its winning streak against

Wyoming to six straight, including eight in a row dating back to the 1987 season at Edwards Stadium.


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2011

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NO. NAME POS. HT. W T. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL)1 Pendleton, Jordan LB 6-3 238 Sr. 3L South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS

2 Hadley Spencer LB 6-1 230 So. 1L Connell, WA / Connell HS

2 Homan, Cody WR 6-4 208 So. 1L Cresent City, CA / Del Norte HS

3 Lark, James QB 6-2 200 Jr. 1L St. George, UT / Pine View HS

3 Van Noy, Kyle LB 6-3 235 So. 1L Reno, NV / McQueen HS

4 Kaveinga, Uona LB 5-11 236 Jr. RS Hawthorne, CA / USC

5 Sampson, Joe* DB 5-10 213 Jr. TR Oakland, CA / College o San Mateo

6 Jacobson, McKay WR 5-11 199 Sr. 3L Southlake, TX / Southlake Carroll HS

6 Johnson, Jordan DB 5-10 185 Fr. RS Springield, MA / Brooks School

7 Hadley, Preston* DB 6-0 200 Jr. TR Pleasant Grove, UT / Snow College

7 Kuresa, Alex* QB 5-11 180 Fr. HS Millville, UT / Mountain Crest HS

9 Heaps, Jake QB 6-1 200 So. 1L Issaquah, WA / Skyline HS

9 Sorensen, Daniel DB 6-2 206 So. 1L Colton, CA / Colton HS

10 Di Luigi, JJ RB 5-9 185 Sr. 3L Canyon Country, CA / Canyon HS

11 Apo, Ross WR 6-3 206 Fr. RS Arlington, TX / The Oakridge School

12 Falslev, JD WR 5-8 184 So. 1L Logan, UT / Sky View HS

12 Munns, Jason QB 6-5 250 So. SQ Kennewick, WA / Southridge HS

13 Nelson, Riley QB 6-0 196 Jr. 2L Logan, UT / Utah State

15 Mees, Carter DB 6-0 190 Jr. 2L St. George, UT / Pine View HS

16 Fowler, Gavin* DB 5-11 190 Fr. HS Kaysville, UT / Davis HS

16 Houk, Terenn* WR 6-4 204 Fr. HS Tacoma, WA / Enumclaw HS

17 Tollestrup, Dalin WR 6-1 182 Jr. 1L Raymond, Alberta / University o Calga

18 Galeai, Jray DB 6-0 196 So. 1L Laie, HI / Kahuku HS

18 Wilson, Richard TE 6-2 232 So. 1L Spanish Fork, UT / Spanish Fork HS

19 Marshall, Matt WR 5-10 171 Sr. 3L Salt Lake City, UT / Skyline HS

20 Pendley, Chase DB 6-1 204 So. RS Sandy, UT / Southern Utah

20 Quezada, Joshua RB 5-11 202 So. 1L La Habra, CA / La Habra HS

21 Everett, DeQuan DB 6-3 205 Jr. RS Long Beach, CA / Cerritos JC

22 Hine, Adam* RB 6-1 193 Fr. HS Santa Clara, UT / Snow Canyon HS

22 Pikula, Manoa* LB 6-1 231 Fr. HS South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS

23 Raymond, Cody* WR 5-9 173 Fr. HS Sandy, UT / Jordan HS23 Uale, Travis DB 6-2 199 Sr. 3L Hawaii Kai, HI / Kamehameha HS

24 Comer, Cameron DB 6-0 191 Fr. RS Springville, UT / Springville HS

25 Eason, Corby DB 5-8 173 Sr. 2L Columbus, GA / Erie CC

26 Buckner, Robbie DB 5-10 176 Jr. 2L Ashdown, AR / Ashdown HS

27 Foote, David RB 5-11 200 Jr. 1L Washington, UT / Pine View HS

27 Kautai, Teu* DB 6-1 212 Fr. HS Arlington, TX / The Oakridge School

28 Smith, Brian P/K 6-3 179 So. 1L Orem, UT / Mountain View HS

29 PoVey, Skye DB 5-11 184 So. SQ Ogden, UT / Snow College

29 Smith, Jordan WR 6-4 207 So. SQ Salem, UT / Spanish Fork HS

30 Folsom, Ryan RB 5-10 195 So. 1L Medord, OR / North Medord HS

31 Leung-Wai, Aveni LB 6-1 227 Sr. 1L Aiea, HI / Grossmont JC

32 Carter, Nate* RB 5-9 192 Fr. HS St. George, UT / Dixie HS

32 Hague, Mike DB 5-10 190 Jr. 2L Salt Lake City, UT / Brighton HS

33 Kariya, Bryan RB 6-0 217 Sr. 3L Kaysville, UT / Davis HS

34 Jorgensen, Austen LB 6-2 237 Jr. 2L Mt. Pleasant, UT / North Sanpete HS

35 Mendenhall, Zed RB 5-11 245 Jr. 1L Alpine, UT / Lone Peak HS

36 Fua, Alani LB 6-5 206 Fr. RS Northridge, CA / Oaks Christian HS

37 Sorensen, Justin K 6-1 232 So. 1L South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS

38 Probert, Seth LB 6-3 207 Fr. RS Lebanon, OR / Lebanon HS

41 Heder, Austin* LB 6-1 241 Fr. HS Pleasant Grove, UT / Pleasant Grove H

42 Alisa, Michael RB 6-1 213 So. 1L Provo, UT / Timpview HS

43 Pritchard, Baker* DL 6-3 277 Fr. HS South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS


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NO. NAME POS. HT. W T. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL)44 Ogletree, Brandon LB 5-11 228 Jr. 2L McKinney, TX / McKinney HS

45 Beck, Tyler LB 6-1 212 So. RS Murrieta, CA / Vista Murrieta HS

46 Bills, Kevan* LB 6-3 232 Fr. HS Provo, UT / Timpview HS

47 Ansah, Ezekiel LB 6-6 270 Jr. 1L Accra, Ghana / Presbyterian Boys

48 Frazier, Jameson LB 6-2 230 Sr. 2L Draper, UT / Alta HS

49 Wagner, Jadon DL 6-4 245 Sr. 2L Lethbridge, Alberta / LCI

51 Lesatele, Lene* LB 6-1 243 Fr. HS Artesia, CA / Gahr HS

53 Cox, Tanner LB 6-4 225 Fr. RS Pleasant View, UT / Weber HS

54 Tushaus, Blair OL 6-2 280 Fr. RS Scottsdale, AZ / Notre Dame Prep

55 Manumaleuna, Eathyn DL 6-2 294 Jr. 2L Anchorage, AK / Timpview HS

56 Anae, Famika OL 6-6 318 Fr. RS Provo, UT / Timpview HS

56 Hess, Connell LB 6-0 224 Jr. 1L Boise, ID / Capital HS

57 Kaumatule, Moses* DL 6-1 254 Fr. HS South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS

58 Blackmore, Justin DL 6-1 287 Fr. RS West Jordan, UT / West Jordan HS

59 Niumatalolo, Vaa* LB 6-1 227 Fr. HS Annapolis, MD / Broadneck HS

60 Brown, Terence OL 6-4 318 Sr. 3L Summerville, SC / Summerville HS

62 Thorson, Marco OL 6-3 305 Sr. 2L Ramona, CA / Ramona HS

66 Mulitalo, Manu OL 6-2 340 Fr. RS West Valley City, UT / Granger HS

67 Lawlor, Quinn OL 6-4 278 Fr. RS Orem, UT / Orem HS

68 Nielsen, Austin OL 6-0 277 Jr. 1L Glendale, AZ / Sandra Day OConner H70 Reynolds, Matt OL 6-6 305 Sr. 3L Provo, UT / Timpview HS

71 Kahaialii, Walter OL 6-3 325 Jr. 2L Lahaina, HI / Kamehameha-Maui HS

72 Mathews, Ryker* OL 6-6 313 Fr. HS American Fork, UT / American Fork HS

73 Kau, Solomone OL 6-2 314 Fr. RS Rio Linda, CA / Rio Linda HS

74 Stringham, Brock OL 6-6 287 Fr. RS Highlands Ranch, CO / Mountain Vista

75 Brown, Braden OL 6-6 301 Jr. 2L Salt Lake City, UT / Highland HS

76 Hansen, Braden OL 6-6 313 Jr. 2L Sandy, UT / Alta HS

77 Dulan, Ian DL 6-1 270 Sr. 3L Hilo, HI / Kamehameha-Hawaii HS

77 Yeck, Michael OL 6-8 286 Fr. RS Keller, TX / Keller HS

78 Reynolds, Houston OL 6-2 296 So. 1L Provo, UT / Timpview HS

79 Vaitai, Manaaki OL 6-3 307 So. SQ Euless, TX / Trinity HS80 Mathews, Marcus TE 6-4 208 So. 1L Beaverton, OR / Southridge HS

82 Friel, Kaneakua TE 6-5 244 So. 1L Kaneohe, HI / Kamehameha HS

83 Haoka, Spencer WR 6-0 201 Sr. 3L Kahuku, HI / Kahuku HS

84 Mahina, Devin TE 6-6 245 So. 1L Upland, CA / Upland HS

85 Cutler, Dallin WR 5-9 170 So. SQ Draper, UT / Alta HS

86 Jorgensen, Colby* TE 6-7 234 Fr. HS Provo, UT / Timpview HS

87 Brown, Rhen WR 5-10 178 Jr. 2L Summerville, SC / Lone Peak HS

88 Holt, Austin TE 6-5 247 So. 1L South Jordan, UT / Bingham HS

89 Edwards, Matthew TE 6-3 214 Sr. 1L Salt Lake City, UT / Woods Cross HS

90 Reden, Stehly* TE 6-4 254 Fr. HS Valley Center, CA / Valley Center HS

90 Peterson, Matt DL 6-5 249 Jr. 1L Bludale, UT / Riverton HS

91 Fangupo, Hebron* DL 6-1 331 Sr. TR Santa Ana, CA / USC

92 Rowley, Graham DL 6-4 280 So. 1L Waialua, HI / Waialua HS

93 Vea, Simote DL 5-11 270 Sr. 1L Hauula, HI / BYU-Hawaii

93 Brown, Trevor* TE 6-5 210 Fr. HS Provo, UT / Timpview HS

94 Richardson, Jordan DL 6-4 270 Jr. 2L Idaho Falls, ID / Bonneville HS

95 Muehlmann, Mike DL 6-4 253 So. 1L American Fork, UT / American Fork HS

96 Hornung, Reed DS 6-2 249 Jr. 1L Anoka, MN / Snow College

97 Tuiloma, Travis DL 6-2 320 Fr. RS Topeka, KS / Washburn Rural HS

98 Fuga, Romney DL 6-2 321 Jr. 2L Huntington Beach, CA / Edison HS

99 Stephenson, Riley P/K 6-0 196 Jr. 2L St. George, UT / Pine View HS

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4 Cody Homan 6-4 205 So.

83 Spencer Haoka 6-0 200 Sr.

6 McKay Jacobson 5-11 190 Sr.

11 Ross Apo 6-3 202 Fr.

16 JD Falslev 5-8 175 So.

82 Devin Mahina 6-6 236 So.

84 Marcus Mathews 6-5 200 So.

18 Austin Holt 6-4 245 So.

70 Matt Reynolds 6-6 322 Sr.

72 Ryker Mathews 6-6 285 Fr.

76 Braden Hansen 6-6 310 Jr.

79 Manaaki Vaitai 6-3 300 So.

60 Terence Brown 6-4 330 Sr.

78 Houston Reynolds 6-2 308 So.

71 Walter Kahaiali'i 6-3 334 Jr.

62 Marco Thorson 6-3 327 Sr.

75 Braden Brown 6-6 300 Jr.

56 Famika Anae 6-5 260 Fr.

74 Brock Stringham 6-5 280 Fr.

9 Jake Heaps 6-1 194 So.

13 Riley Nelson 6-0 201 Jr.

33 Bryan Kariya 6-0 218 Sr.

35 Zed Mendenhall 5-11 239 Jr.

10 JJ Di Luigi 5-9 190 Sr.

20 Joshua Quezada 5-11 211 So.

2011 OFFENSE DEPTH CHART 2011 DEFENSE DEPTH CHART

41 Matt Putnam 6-6 271 S

92 Graham Rowley 6-4 261 S

Ian Dulan 6-1 255 S

98 Romney Fuga 6-2 307 S

97 Travis Tuiloma 6-2 316 F

91 Hebron Fangupo 6-1 310 S

55 Eathyn Manumaleuna6-2 295 J

94 Jordan Richardson 6-3 271 J

82 Mike Muehlmann 6-4 240 S

1 Jordan Pendleton 6-3 239 S

3 Kyle Van Noy 6-3 219 S

36 Alani Fua 6-5 195 F

4 Uona Kaveinga 5-11 255 J

34 Austin Jorgensen 6-2 235 Jr

45 Tyler Beck 6-1 210 S

44 Brandon Ogletree 5-11 225 J

47 Spencer Hadley 6-1 221 S

31 Aveni Leung-Wai 6-1 238 S

48 Jameson Frazier 6-2 225 S

49 Jadon Wagner 6-4 246 S

26 Robbie Buckner 5-10 176 J

28 Jordan Johnson 5-10 175 F

25 Corby Eason 5-8 172 S

7 Preston Hadley 6-0 200 J

21 DeQuan Everett 6-3 200 J

17 Daniel Sorensen 6-2 200 S

18 Jray Galeai 6-0 179 S

32 Travis Uale 6-2 197 S

23 Mike Hague 5-10 190 J

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PR37 Justin Sorensen 6-2 230 So.

99 Riley Stephenson 6-0 203 Jr.

24 Brian Smith 6-3 175 So.

4 Cody Homan 6-4 205 So.

16 JD Falslev 5-8 175 So.

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16 JD Falslev 5-8 173 S

96 Reed Hornung 6-2 250 J

19 Matt Marshall 5-10 172 S


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UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Provo, UtahFounded: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct. 15, 1875

Elevation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,553 eet

Enrollment: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,278

Nickname: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cougars

Mascot: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cosmo

Colors: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dark Blue and White

Stadium (capacity): LaVell Edwards Stadium (63,725)

S u r a c e : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N a t u r a l G r a s s

President: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil O. Samuelson

Athletics Director: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Holmoe

FOOTBALL TEAM INFORMATIONDeense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

Oense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pro Set

2010 Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6

Final National Ranking: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A

2010 MWC Record/Finish: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-3/3rd

PROGRAM HISTORYNational Championships: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 (1984)Conerence Championships: . . . . . . . . . 23 (last 2007)

MWC Championships: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 (last 2007)

Bowl Appearances: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Bowl Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-17-1

Last Bowl Appearance: . . . . . . 2010, New Mexico Bowl

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W, 52-24 vs. UTEP

Last Bowl Victory: . . . . . . . . . . . 2010, New Mexico Bowl

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W, 52-24 vs. UTEP

Bowl Streak: . . . . . . . . . . . .Six consecutive (4-2 record)

First Year o Football: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1922

All-time Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512-380-26 (.572)All-time Home Record: . . . . . . . . . . . .278-129-6 (.680)

All-time Road Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211-231-19 (.478)

All-time Neutral Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-20-1 (.544)

All-time MWC Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*64-26 (.711)

*Most wins by any MWC school since league inception

All-time MWC Home Record: . . . . . . . . . . . 33-12 (.733)

All-time MWC Road Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-14 (.689)

Stadium Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205-64 (.762)

Stadium Record (since 1982 expansion):136-42 (.764)

Stadium Record (since 2000 renaming):45-16 (.738)

LaVELL EDWARDS STADIUMHOME OF THE COUGARS


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STARTERS/LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGLetterwinners Returning/Lost: .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62/16

Oensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: . . . . . . . 31/4

Deensive Letterwinners Returning/Lost: . . . . . . 28/11

Specialist Letterwinners Returning/Lost: . . . . . . . . .3/1

Oensive Starters Returning/Lost: . . . . . . . . . . . . .10/1

Other Oensive Returners with Starting Exp. . . . . . .7Deensive Starters Returning/Lost: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/6

Other Deensive Returners with Starting Exp. . . . . . .7

BEST ATTENDANCEIN THE WEST, 2010

No. School Avg. Attend.

1. USC (15) 79,907

2. Washington (23) 66,264

3. BYU (27) 61,381

4. UCLA (28) 60,376

5. Oregon (29) 59,398

6. Caliornia (31) 57,873

7. Arizona (36) 55,408

8. Arizona State (45) 47,943

9. Colorado (46) 46,864

10. Oregon State (48) 45,509

National attendance ranking in parentheses

Year Gm Home Avg. Total

2010 6 368,283 61,380 642,535

2009 6 385,416 64,236 626,495

2008 6 384,613 64,102 657,439

2007 6 386,980 64,497 645,653

2006 6 363,146 60,524 595,587

2005 6 349,222 58,204 590,549

2004 6 350,849 58,475 529,022

2003 6 369,003 61,500 643,737

2002 6 373,055 62,176 587,062

2001 6 362,699 60,450 596,980

2000 6 363,711 60,619 639,249

1999 6 391,111 65,185 545,105

1998 6 376,210 62,702 697,281

1997 6 389,362 64,894 548,246

1996 7 440,576 62,939 701,529

1995 6 371,780 61,963 555,256

1994 6 364,913 60,819 619,046

1993 6 392,676 65,446 566,617

1992 6 390,476 65,079 638,626

1991 6 394,978 65,830 689,029

1990 6 396,011 66,002 610,054

1989 6 392,252 65,375 567,994

1988 6 386,774 64,462 621,337

1987 6 391,335 65,223 603,745

YEARLY ATTENDANCE


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As a BYU football player, much is expected on the field, in the classroom and in daily life.

It is important for athletes to find a balance between all of their various commitments.

Coach Mendenhall wants his players to structure their lives with emphasis in the

following five areas and in this order: Faith, Family, Knowledge, Friends and Football.

1. FaithWith BYU being a religion-based institution, players and coaches alike can unite under

similar religious beliefs and backgrounds. Athletes can find strength and comfort in

relying on their faith in difficult situations. Their faith allows them to see the larger picture

beyond the football field.

2. FamilyBYU places a strong emphasis on the importance of family and the strength that comesfrom building relationships with them. BYU football has always been unique with its family

relationships, including married players, sibling teammates and continuing generations

of athletes. The team itself has created an atmosphere of family with a brotherhood of

teammates, a band of brothers, who care for one another as family.

3. KnowledgeAs student-athletes, gaining all of the knowledge available will always be an important

principle for success. BYU football encourages athletes to reach high academicachievement in the classroom. After graduation and throughout their lifetime, athletes

should continue to learn and grow in knowledge.

4. FriendsChoosing the people you associate with can shape the person that you become. The

importance of good friends and associating with people of high character and moral

standards will always be a constant principle for BYU football. The team encourages

players to be good friends and make lasting friendships while encouraging all to be good

examples.

5. FootballMany people will wonder why football is placed fifth on this list. After understanding

what a BYU football player is supposed to be and what he is supposed to represent, it

becomes clear. Year in and year out, BYU football will seek to not only win at the highest

level but also forever strive to produce successful young men of exceptional moral

character.

BALANCE AND PRIORITIES


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2011 OPPONENTS

atOLE MISSOxford, Miss.

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (60,580)

atTEXASAustin, Texas

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (100,119)

UTAHProvo, Utah

LaVell Edwards Stadium (63,725)

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Brandon Bolden (976 yds)

Passing: Brandon Bolden (7 yds)

Receiving: Melvin Harris (408 yds)

Tackles: Damien Jackson (68)

TEAM INFORMATION2010 Overall Record: 4-8

2010 Conerence Record/Finish:

1-7 6th in West Division (SEC)

2010 Final Ranking: N/A

Last Bowl: 2009 Cotton Bowl, beat No. 19

Oklahoma State 21-7

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Cody Johnson (592 yds)Passing: Garrett Gilbert (2,744 yds)

Receiving: Mike Davis (478 yds)

Tackles: Keenan Robinson (113)


2010 Conerence Record/Finish:2-6, T-10th (Big 12)/6th in South Division


Last Bowl: 2009 BCS Championship, lost to

No. 1 Alabama 37-31

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Griff Robles (124 yds.)

Passing: Jordan Wynn (2,334 yds.)

Receiving: DeVonte Christopher (660 yds.)

Tackles: Chaz Walker (113)



7-1 (MWC)/2nd

2010 Final Ranking: No. 23 (Coaches), RV (AP)

Last Bowl: 2010 MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, los

to No. 10 Boise State 26-3

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2011 OPPONENTS

UCFProvo, Utah


UTAH STATEProvo, Utah


SAN JOSE STATEProvo, Utah


RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Ronnie Weaver (890 yds.)

Passing: Jeff Godfrey (2,159 yds.)

Receiving: A.J. Guyton (353 yds.)

Tackles: Kemal Ishmael (93)



7-1 (C-USA)/1st

2009 Final Ranking: 20 (Coaches)/21 (AP)

Last Bowl: 2011 Liberty Bowl, beat Georgia

10-6

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Robert Turbin (1,296 yds)Passing: Jeremy Higgins (22 yds)

Receiving: Stanley Morrison (616 yds)

Tackles: Bobby Wagner (133)


2010 Conerence Record/Finish:2-6 (WAC)/7th


Last Bowl: 1997 Humanitarian Bowl, lost to

Cincinnati 35-19

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Brandon Rutley (461 yds.)

Passing: Matt Faulkner (206 yds.)

Receiving: Noel Grigsby (822 yds.)

Tackles: Keith Smith (115)



0-8 (WAC)/9th


Last Bowl: 2006 New Mexico Bowl, beat New

Mexico 20-12

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atOREGON STATECorvallis, Oregon

Reser Stadium (45,674)

IDAHO STATEProvo, Utah


vs.TCUArlington, Texas

Cowboys Stadium (80,000)

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Markus Wheaton (220 yds.)

Passing: Ryan Katz (2,401 yds.)

Receiving: Markus Wheaton (675 yds.)

Tackles: Lance Mitchell (74)



4-5 (PAC-10)/7th


Last Bowl: 2009 MAACO Las Vegas Bowl,

lost to BYU 44-20

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Tavoy Moore (252 yds.)Passing: Kyle Morris (671 yds.)

Receiving: Rodrick Rumble (464 yds.)

Tackles: A.J. Storms (146)


2010 Conerence Record/Finish:0-8 (Big Sky)/9th


Last Bowl: N/A

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Ed Wesley (1,078 yds.)

Passing: Casey Pachall (78 yds.)

Receiving: Josh Boyce (646 yds.)

Tackles: Tanner Brock (106)



8-0 (MWC)/1st

2010 Final Ranking: 2nd

Last Bowl: 2010 Rose Bowl, beat Wisconsin,

21-19

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2011 OPPONENTS

IDAHOProvo, Utah


NEW MEXICO STATEProvo, Utah


atHAWAIIHonolulu, Hawaii

Aloha Stadium (50,000)

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Princeton McCarty (380 yds.)

Passing: Brian Reader (568 yds.)

Receiving: Justin Veltung (497 yds.)

Tackles: Robert Siavii (91)



3-5 (WAC)/6th


Last Bowl: 2009 Humanitarian Bowl - beat

Bowling Green 43-42

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Kenny Turner (461 yds.)Passing: Matt Christian (1,372 yds.)

Receiving: Todd Lee (280 yds.)

Tackles: Donyae Coleman (92)


2010 Conerence Record/Finish:1-7 (WAC)/8th


Last Bowl: 1960 Sun Bowl, beat Utah State

20-13

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing: Bryant Moniz (102 yds.)

Passing: Bryant Moniz (5,040 yds.)

Receiving: Royce Pollard (901 yds.)

Tackles: Corey Paredes (151)



7-1 (WAC)/T-1st


Last Bowl: 2010 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, lost

to Tulsa 62-35

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