1995 Football Media Guide by University of Montana Athletics

YEAR

1995

GRIZZLY

FOOTBALL

SCHEDULE TIME (MTN)

SEPT. 2

OPPONENT EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY (Poster Day & Family Day)

Sept. 9

@Washington State University

SEPT. 16 SEPT. 23 SEPT. 30 OCT. 7

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-DULUTH (Little Grizzly and Youth Groups Day) BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY * (Homecoming) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS (Family Weekend) WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY* (Band Day)

Oct. 14 Oct. 21 OCT. 28

©Northern Arizona University* ©University of Idaho* OPEN

NOV. 4

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY* (Hall of Fame Game)

Nov. 11 Nov. 18

©Eastern Washington University* ©Montana State University* (95th Meeting)

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1995

M o ntana G rizzly F ootball Y ea r bo o k

T h is 1995 Football Yearbook was prepared by Dave Guffey for the convenience of print and electronic media during the 1995 football season. Permission is granted to quote in whole, or in part, any material in this Yearbook. Photographs or additional information will be sent upon request. All requests for press passes should be made at least on e w eek in advance. Complete statistics are provided at each Grizzly home game. They include team and individual final stats, halftime “flash stats,” quarterly play-by-play, defensive statistics, and drive charts.

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1995 Schedule....................................................................Inside front cover UM Quick F acts................................................................................................ 1 The University of M ontana/President D en n iso n................................... 2 Academics at U M .............................................................................................3 UM A dm inistration.......................................................................................... 4 Athletic Personnel............................................................................................ 5 Head Coach Don R e ad .................................................................................. 6 Assistant C oaches......................... 7 -1 0 1995 O u tlo o k .......................................................................................... 1 2 -1 3 Walter Payton C andidate.......................................................................... 1 4 H onors C andidates................................................................................. 1 5 -1 8 The 1995 Grizzlies................................................................................. 19 -3 0 New Grizzlies....................... 31 Grizzly Weight R o o m ................................................................................. 3 2 1995 Alphabetical Roster...............................................................................33-35 Big Sky Conference...........................................................................................36 Opponents..................................................................................................... 3741 1994 Grizzly Statistics........................................................................................ 42 The Grizzly Record B ook............................................................................. 4345 Career Leaders.................................................................................................... 46 Single-Season Leaders....................................................................................... 47 Grizzly All-Americans..........................................................................................48 Grizzly 1st Team All-Big Sky Selections & Grizzly A w ards.......................49-51 Current/Former Grizzly P ro s ............................................................................ 52 1994 Game-by-Game Review........................................................................53-58 Season-by-Season Results..............................................................................59-62 All Opponents’ Series Record............................................................................62 Grizzly Football Lettermen............................................................................ 63-66 1996 Tentative Schedule.................................................................................... 66 Grizzly Coaching Records..................................................................................67 Griz Voice/Sportsweek/Sports Information D irector.................................... 68

GRIZ FOOTBALL FANS a re a s g o o d a s a n y in th e N orthw est. Last se a so n The U niversity o f M ontana averaged 1 3 ,5 2 2 fans in seven regular-season gam es, which ranked them secon d in the Big Sky C onference. The G rizzlies drew m ore than 1 5 ,0 0 0 fa n s in three hom e c o n tests in 1 9 9 4 .

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C r e d it s Dave Guffey, Sports Information Director Cindy Hodgman P h o t o g r a p h y : Todd Goodrich,UM Photographer; Howard Skaggs; Geoffrey Sutton, Derek Pruitt F r o n t C o v e r : Montana senior quarterback Dave Dickenson, a 1995 Walter Payton Trophy candidate (Photo by Michael Gallacher, The Missoulian; Design by Neal Wiegert, UM Graphics)

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I nform ation D ir e c t o r .................................................................... R o n L o g h ry

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Interim A thletic D ir e c t o r .................................. Kathy N o b le (2 4 3 -5 3 3 1 )

La y o u t/ D e s ig n :

F aculty R epr esenta tive

I n s id e F r o n t C o v e r :

Aerial view of UM campus (Photo by Doug 0 ‘Looney)

Dr. Robert Lindsay (2 4 3 -5 1 0 2 )

H ead F ootball C o a c h .............................................. D o n R ead (2 4 3 -2 9 6 9 ) F ootball S t a f f .............................................M ick D en n eh y , J ero m e S o u ers, B ruce R ead, Kraig P aulson , D avid R eev es, Brent P ea se F ootball P h o n e .................................................................................... 2 4 3 -2 9 6 9 A thletic T r a in e r ....................................................D en n is Murphy, 2 4 3 - 6 3 6 2

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E quipment M a n a g e r

Photos courtesy of UM Printing Services B a c k C o v e r : Last year's xMontana vs. Northern Arizona Homecom ing game in Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Photo by Ray Ozmon) P r in t in g *. UM Printing Services

S po r t s Information D ir e c t o r .....................D ave Guffey, 2 4 3 - 6 8 9 9 (W)

S te v e H ackney, 2 4 3 - 4 3 5 1 7 2 8 - 1 1 3 5 (H ) 2 4 3 - 6 8 5 9 (FAX)

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U n iversity

7 he University of M ontana in Missoula is located in a m ountain forest setting in beautiful w estern M ontana. It is halfway betw een Glacier and Yellowstone national parks. Four w ilderness areas are located n ear Missoula. T he natural surroundings offer excellent opportunities for hunting, fishing, backpacking, river floating, cam ping and other out door recreational pursuits. Two excellent winter ski areas are within minutes of the University, and several other ski areas are only a couple of hours away by car. UM owns and operates its own golf course near the campus. The University of Montana is one of the West's pioneers in education and celebrated its Centennial last year, as it was chartered February 17, 1893. The school opened in Septem ber 1895 with 50 students enrolled the first day. Located on 207 acres at the base of Mount Sentinel, UM has grown from 50 students and seven faculty members to a present enrollment of over 11,000 and approximately 4 5 0 full-time faculty posi tions.

Throughout its history, the University of M ontana has sustained a high standard of academic excellence in teaching, research and service. UM offers a general associate of arts degree and bachelor's degrees in 50 fields. It offers master's degrees in 45 programs and doctoral degrees in nine. The College of Arts and Sciences, which is the core of the University, includes a full range of programs and courses in the life sciences, physical sciences, social sciences and humanities. The college also offers curricula in interdisciplinary fields such as ethnic studies and liberal studies. The University also has schools of business administration, fine arts, journalism, education, forestry, law, and pharmacy and allied health sciences. The University aims to provide its students a humane and productive learning experience with the best facilities possible. The administration, faculty and staff strive for this goal.

C 5eorge Dennison became the 16th president of The Univer sity of Montana on August 15, 1990. Before coming to UM, Dennison was provost and vice presi dent for academ ic affairs at W estern M ichigan University in Kalamazoo, a post he had held since 1987. He is a former resident of Kalispell, and a UM alumnus. A history professor, he earned two degrees in that field at Montana: a m aster’s in 1963 and a bachelor’s with highest honors in 1962. In 1967, he completed a doctorate in history at the University of W ashington. Before joining W estern Michigan’s administration, he held a number of positions at Colorado State University between 1969 and 1987. They include history professor, admissions and records director, associate academic vice president, graduate school asso ciate dean and associate dean of the college of the arts, humanities and social sciences.

P resid en t

George

D ennison an d his wife, Ja n e , also from Kalispell, have two c h ild re n . 2

A ca d em ics T h e University of Montana has had 28 Rhodes Scholars. Charlotte Morrison is UM’s fifth Rhodes Scholar winner in seven years. UM ranks 15th of all American colleges and universities in the number of Rhodes Scholars it has produced, fourth among public universities. Students are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, energy, community and political involvement, and character. The Flathead Lake Biological Station, located about 80 miles north of Missoula, is the oldest biological station west of the Mississippi. The UM research station is one of the finest facilities in the country for ecological studies and freshwater re search. KUFM, a non-commercial, public radio station operated by the Telecommunications Center reaches an estimated 400,000 Mon tanans in central and western Montana. School of Education graduates compete very successfully for jobs. A high percentage of those with bachelor's degrees and graduate degrees find teaching, administrative and other education-related positions in Montana and many other states. The Department of Social Work is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, making UM the only Montana public school that prepares its graduates to apply for advanced standing in graduate schools of social work. The Department of Drama/Dance has a professional theater group -- the Montana Repertory Theatre -- based on campus. The Montana Repertory Theatre, which tours throughout the Northwest, is the only touring professional actors equity company between Minneapolis and Seattle. Eight University of Montana students have received Truman Scholarships. The national scholarship is given annually to students com mitted to a government career who have superior academic ability and leadership po tential. The Department of Anthropology has the largest collection of artifacts and records of prehistory in the region. The School of Business is the only busi ness school in Montana to be accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business at the graduate level. Year in, year out, a high percentage of the school's accounting graduates pass the Certi fied Public Accountant Exam on their first try. The Department of Geology has a strong, nationally known program in traditional geol ogy and environmental geoscience. Because the solution to most geologic problems in volves a combination of field and laboratory study, the department offers a wide range of field and laboratory courses and encourages a broad, multi-disciplinary program of study. The Department of Geography has one of the Northwest's best cartography laboratories, where students learn to make maps and inter pret aerial photography.

Charlotte Morrison, a Philosophy major from W hitefish, M ontana, w as n am ed UM's 2 8 th R h o d es S ch o la r. The Department of Health and Human Perfor mance is one of a handful in the country that prepares students to be athletic trainers. UM's graduate creative writing program, started in 1919 by H.G. Merriam, is the second oldest program of its kind in the country. Well-known for graduates like Mon tana writer and poet James Welch, the pro gram has flourished to the point that last year it received 400 applications for 20 openings. Montana has had three or more Division I, All-District VII (which includes "Solorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Alberta, and Saskatchewan) academic selec

tions six of the past seven years. Last season quarterback Dave Dickenson, free safety Blaine McElmurry, and wide receiver Matt Wells were named to the All-District squad, which requires a minimum 3.2 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). Dickenson maintains a 3.88 GPA in Mo lecular Biology/Pre-Med; McElmurry has a 3.52 in General Studies; and Wells is a 3.48 student in Business Administration. Dickenson and Wells were both GTE Aca demic All-American second team picks last year. Dickenson was a first team selection the previous season, while Wells was a second team choice. Last season 20 Montana football players were named to the All-Big Sky Conference’s academic team, which requires a 3.0 GPA or above. The Grizzly football team has ranked first or second in number of all-league aca demic team members for nine straight years, and have had the most selections on six occasions in that time span. Also last year, Griz basketball player Jer emy Lake was awarded a prestigious NCAA post-graduate scholarship, and Montana has had three athletes so-honored in the last four years. Former (1988-89-90) Griz linebacker Mike McGowan was a GTE Academic All-American first team pick three times, and had a 3.97 GPA in History. He was awarded a post graduate scholarship in 1990. The Grizzlies had an unprecedented four players named to the Division I first or second Academic All-American team in 1988. Those athletes were McGowan, halfback John Huestis, tight end Brad Salonen, and defen sive tackle Rick Sullivan.

Grizzly quarterback Dave D ickenson (center) receives the 1 9 9 4 President's Award from UM President George D ennison (left) and head football coach Don Read. Volleyball player Inga Swanson received the award in 1 9 9 4 and 19 9 5 . One-hundred-and-ten Montana athletes qualified to attend the StudentAthlete Luncheon, which requires a 3 .0 GPA or above.

A dm inistration

K athy N oble I n t e ri m Athletic Director

Jl \ athy is serving as the interim athletic director at The University of Montana for the second time during her seven year tenure at UM. She replaces Bill Moos who is now the athletic director at the University of Oregon. Kathy has been the associate or interim athletic director at UM since 1988. She also served as an interim athletic director at UMin 1989. That year Noble was instrumental in bringing an NCAA Division I-AA football playoff game to UM for the first time in school history. During her tenure she has overseen five I-AA playoff games. Noble was also instrumental in Montana's successful hosting of the Division I Women’sBasketball West Regional Championships, hosted my UM in March of 1993. She has also been the tournament director for several women's basketall tournament games, and for seven Big Sky Conference women's basketball tournaments. Prior to her arrival at UM, Noble was the Assistant Director of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities in Miami, Florida. She has 20 years of experience in college administration. She was the Associate Athletic Director at the University of Miami from 1983-86. Prior to that she was the Academic Counselor in athletics at Boise State (1982-83) and a Residence Hall Director at Washington State (1976-82). Noble earned her B.A. degree in Social Sciences at Central Washington University in 1971. She received a master’s degree in Counseling at Washington State in 1979 and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Counseling, also at Washington State. She has accepted a position as the assistant commissioner of the Big Sky Conference, and begins her duties there October 1, 1995, and will serve as Montana's interim athletic director until that time.

J3 ill is beginning his third year as Assis tant Athletic Director at The University of Montana. His duties include the identifica tion and solicitation of potential corporate sponsors; evaluation and development of radio and television rights contracts; and committee chairman of UM’s annual men’s basketball tournament. He was the assistant director of the Griz zly Athletic Association at UM from 1988 to July of 1991. Bill also served as the Sports Information Director at Montana from 1967 to 1969. He was the sports editor at The Missoulian from 1969-71. “Grizzly Bill” was the “voice” of Montana football and men’s basketball for 20 years, before retiring from those duties in the spring of 1993. He has been named Montana’s Sportscaster of the Year six times. Schwanke is a 1967 graduate of Mon tana, earning a B.A. degree in Journalism. He received Montana’s Alumni Award on Centennial Charter Day, Feb. 18, 1993. Bill and his wife, Lynn, have four chil dren: Amber, Myka, Corbin, and Genna.

/ ~ \ \ is beginning his 18th year as Execu tive Director of the Grizzly Athletic Associa tion, formerly known as the Century Club. In 1977 Century Club raised approxi mately $70,000 for intercollegiate athletics. Last year the G.A.A. generated over $750,000 in private support with emphasis primarily on athletic scholarships, but the G.A.A. assists in all phases of athletic depart ment operations. Kempfert came to UM from California Lutheran University, where he had served as the Director of Alumni/Parent Relations from 1971 to 1977. He served in the U.S. Army from 1968-71 and in Vietnam from 196970, receiving many commendations. He is an alumnus of C.L.U., where he was a threesport letterman and voted the Outstanding Senior Athlete in 1967. A1 has three children: Kim, Matthew, and David.

is the veteran of Montana’s ath letic department and is starting his 30th year at UM. He became Athletic Ticket Manager in 1966 and was appointed Manager of Athletics Facilities and Revenue in 1978. He manages all scheduling in Adams Field House, Washington-Grizzly Stadium and Dornblaser Track and Field. In addition, he also oversees the TIC-IT-E-Z Ticketing System, all athletic revenue, concessions operations, event staffing, and various other duties. He is a native of Ronan, Montana and graduated in accounting from Missoula Busi ness College in 1962. He gained experience in accounting and auditing before assuming his responsibilities at Montana. Gary and his wife, Judy, have six chil dren: Christian Ann, Dustin, Lance, Christo pher, Sara and Cary.

B ill S c h w a n k e A s s i s t a n t A t hl et ic Di re ctor , Marketing & Media Re la t io ns

A l K em pfert Execut ive D i r e ct o r , Athletic Development

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L in d s a y

Fa cul t y Representative

B o b is in his eighth year as UM’s faculty representative to the National Col lege Athletic Association. Dr. Lindsay has been a faculty member at UM since 1967. He is a professor of History and served as the department chairman from 1975-78. His specialty is Early Modem Eu ropean History. Lindsay won the Distin guished Teacher Award at UM in 1985. He taught overseas for UM in France in 197071 and 1981. He previously taught at Ohio University. He earned a Ph.D. and M.A. at the Univer sity of Oregon-and an M.A. at the University of Minnesota. He received his B.A. at Nevada-Reno in 1953. As the NCAA Representative, he deter mines eligibility for UM athletes, makes NCAA rulings at the institutional level and is UM’s representative to the NCAA. He has served on UM’s University Athletic Commit tee for numerous years and has been chair man of the committee as well. Bob and his wife, Joyce, have four chil dren.

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DON READ ( S acram ento S tate ,

1 0 th Y ea r at M o n t a n a : 7 2 -3 4

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II Coach of the Year after his Viking team won the Western Conference championship. Read’s college coaching record is 1 4 1 -1 2 5 -1 , and his overall head coaching mark at all levels is 1 7 4 -1 3 1 -1 . He has been in the coaching profession 3 5 years, beginning in 1 9 5 9 as an assistant at Placer High School in Auburn, California. His first head coaching job was at Petaluma High School in California in 1 9 6 2 . He lives and coaches by many personal philosophies. Some include: “Success is a by-product of hard work; expect players to make a commitment to football and other aspects of school life; football shapes character; and a team must always play with emotion and intensity.” Read wrote a book, The Complete Passing Game, has worked football camps in several states, and has also written more than 100 articles for athletic and coaching magazines. While coaching at Oregon, he worked with former All-Pro and current TV color analyst, Dan Fouts. At PSU he worked with former pro quarterback (and current NFL coach) June Jones. During his tenure at he has Montana coached quarterbacks Grady Bennett, Brad Lebo, and Dave Dickenson -- the top three career passers in school history. He earned his undergraduate degree in Social Science in 1 9 6 0 at Sacramento State, and his master’s degree in H.P.E there in 1 9 6 2 . Don and his wife, Lois, have a daughter, Beth, and a son, Bruce. Bruce has been UM’s special teams coach the past eight seasons.

D o n Read is the all-time winningest coach in Montana history with 72 victories in just nine seasons. Last season he guided Montana to its fifth NCAA Division I-AA playoff berth - and UM’s ninth straight winning season. Last year the Grizzlies advanced to the I-AA playoffs the fourth time in Read’s tenure. Since taking over the Grizzly football program in 1986, Read’s teams have never had a losing season, going 6-4, 6-5, 8-4, 11-3, 7-4, 7-4, 6-5, 10-2, and 11-3 last year. His record at UM is 72-34 (.679). He is 48-21 (.696) in Big Sky Conference games. Read’s winning percentage of .679 is the best of any Montana coach with more than three years of tenure and the seventh best in Big Sky history. His 72 overall wins and 48 Big Sky victories are the second most in Big Sky history. The ’94 team was the fourth one in Read’s tenure to advance to the I-AA playoffs, and it was also the second to advance to the semifinals. The Grizzlies have participated in the playoffs in 1994, 1993, 1989, 1988, and 1982. Montana’s 11 wins last year tied the school record for the most in school history. Read’s 1989 team also went 11-3. In the 1993 season, UM set a school record with 11 straight Big Sky wins, dating back to the 1992 season. In ’89, his fourth year at Montana, Read brought the Grizzly program to new heights, as UM won a school-record 11 games. Read was recognized for that success in 1989, as he was named the Big Sky Conference’s Coach of the Year, and he was so-honored again in 1993, becoming the second coach in Montana history to be named the league’s coach of the year twice. Former Griz head coach Jack Swarthout was the Big Sky’s Coach of the Year in 1969 and 1970. In Montana’s 95-year-old football history, the Grizzlies have won seven or more games 11 times, and Read’s teams have accomplished that feat six times in his nine seasons at UM. The veteran coach came to Montana from Portland State, where he headed up that program from 1981 to 1985, and 1968 to 1971. Between his PSU stays were head jobs at the University of Oregon (1974-76) and Oregon Tech (1977-80). His Oregon Tech teams were ranked ninth in the nation in 1979, and seventh in 1980. In 1984 he led PSU to an 8-3 record and was named the Division

________________ THE RECORDS 1968 1969 1970 1971 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983

- Portland State 4-6 - Portland State 6-4 - Portland State 6-4 - Portland State 4-5 - University of Oregon 2-9 - University of Oregon 3-8 - University of Oregon 4-7 - Oregon Tech 2-7 - Oregon Tech 5-4 -Oregon Tech 7-2 - Oregon Tech 7-2 - Portland State 2-9 - Portland State 2-9 - Portland State 3-7

1984 - Portland State 1985 - Portland State

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6-4 1986 - Montana 6-5 1987 - Montana 8-4 1988 - Montana 11-3 1989 - Montana 7-4 1990 -Montana 7-4 1991 - Montana 6-5 1992 - Montana 10-2 1993 - Montana 1QQd - Montana _ 11-3 141-125-1 25 YEARS

A ssistan t MICK DENNEHY O f f e n siv e C o o r d in a t o r / O - L ine M ick begins his fifth year at his alma mater. He has 23 years of coaching experience, including eight at the college level. He came to UM from Western Montana College, where he was the head coach. Dennehy serves as Montana’s offensive coordinator and also coaches M ontana’s talented offensive line. "Mick is one of the hardest working coaches I have ever been associated with," said Montana head coach Don Read. "He is extremely creative, and along with that creativity he possesses a disciplined approach to teaching and coaching." "He is well thought of in the coaching profession at all levels," Read said. "Mick loves The University of Montana, and he truly bleeds copper, gold and silver. He is committed to excellence." Montana's offensive line has excelled under Dennehy's guid ance. A good indicator of that was last season the Grizzly offense had one first team All-Big Sky Conference selection, as well as a second team pick, and three honorable mention choices. Dennehy was also instrumental in the development of former All-American tackle Scott Gragg, who now plays for the New York Giants. The Grizzlies have ranked in the top two in the nation in passing offense the last two seasons in a row. Last year Montana led the Big Sky and was second in the nation in passing, averaging 372.3 yards coach at Western for three seasons. a game. In 1990 he coached the Bulldogs to a Also last season, Montana was fifth in the country in total 5-3 record, and was named the Fron offense at 452.9 yards a game, and it was fifth in scoring, averaging tier Conference Coach of the Year. 37.4 points a game. He previously coached in the Big Sky Two seasons ago Montana led the nation in passing (359.0 Conference as an assistant for Sonny yards a game) and was second in scoring (41.2 points a game). UM Lubick at Montana State from 1980was fifth in Division I-AA in offense that year, averaging 468.6 yards 81. a game. A 1973 graduate of Montana with a B.A. degree in Education, A native of Butte, the 45-year-old Dennehy had been the head he earned a M. Ed. in Educational Administration at Washington State in 1977. He was a standout safety for the Grizzlies in 1971-72. He is tied for second in single-season Big Sky history with 10 interceptions in 1972, when he led the league in that category. That year he was named first team all-conference. He is ranked among the confer ence leaders with 16 career interceptions. Dennehy started his coaching career at Colton High School in Washington, where his teams won state championships in 1975 and 1976, and he compiled a four-year record of 40-4. He then moved on to Helena High School, and was head grid coach there for three seasons, before serving the two-year stint at MSU. He was head football coach at Campbell County High School from 1983 to 1987, before he took the head job at Western. At Campbell High he was Coach of the Year in 1983 and had a 29-25 record. In his prep coaching career he had an 88-60 overall record, was named coach of the year four times, and was twice selected to be a Shrine Game coach. Mick and his wife, Sheila, have two sons: Jake, 20, a sopho more safety for the Grizzlies, and Mark, 17. “We have always been wide open offensively. This year will be no exception. We will utilize more motion and formations, but what you've seen, is again what you'll get. Our emphasis this past spring was once again to move the ball more efficiently on the ground, and at times we had great success. This should help our offense a great deal overall."

A ssistan t

JEROME SOUERS D e fe n siv e C o o r d in a t o r / S e c o n d a r y

c/erom e is in his sixth season as M o n ta n a ’s defensive co o rd i nator, and is starting his ten th year as th e Grizzlies’ secondary co a c h . "Jerom e Souers is an excel lent teacher and com m unicator." said Griz h ead co ach D on R ead. "He is also a su p er organized p erso n , and is very p ercep tiv e and innovative when it com es to our defensive schem e. "He is an analytical ty p e of co a c h w ho truly pays attention to details." Read continued. "He is very intelligent and alw ays h as a positive attitu d e. J e ro m e is a solid fundamental football coach, and you can see his attitude and knowledge in the way the players he coaches play." Last season the Grizzlies w ere ranked second in the Big Sky C o n fe re n c e in sco rin g d e fe n se , allow ing just 1 9 .8 points a game. UM was third in the league in total defense and it was also third in passing efficiency defense. Two years ago M ontana was am ong the national leaders (26th) in rush defense, and was ranked third in the confer ence in overall defense. In 1992, the Grizzlies were nationally ranked in several defensive categories. T hat year M ontana was third in the nation against the rush, allowing 9 8 .7 yards a game. UM’s p assin g efficiency d e fe n se h a d a leag u e-lead in g 1 0 1 .8 rating per gam e, which placed them 17th in the country. Over the past nine years M ontana has led the Big Sky in rushing defense four times, and has been nationally ranked in that category the last nine seasons in-a-row. Also during that time, UM has led the league in a defensive category nine tim es. M ontana led Division I-AA in rush defense in 1 989,

allowing just 70.2 yards a game. In 1988, the Grizzlies led the conference in defense, allowing just 2 7 9 .9 yards per game. That was the third tim e in th e Big Sky history th at a M ontana team has accomplished that feat. Also in ’88, M ontana tied a school record with 28 interceptions. During his ten u re S ouers has coached six defensive backs who have gained All-American status. Souers coached one of the Grizzlies' all-time players in tw o-tim e Big Sky defensive MVP Tim H auck, w ho now plays for the Denver Broncos. Before coming to UM, Souers, 37, was the secondary coach at Portland State. H e was at W estern W ashington for a season prior to that. H e coached at “AAA” p rep level for eight years at N orth Eugene and W illamette High schools. His father, Dwight, was a successful, well-known coach in Eugene. Jerom e earned a B.A. in Physical Education at Oregon in 1983 and earned his m aster’s in P.E. at PSU in 1985. H e and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, A nna, seven, and Alaina, five. “W e believe in p la y in g aggressive, h a rd -n o se d d e fe n s e . W e k e e p it s im p le , work hard at te c h n iq u e , e m p h a s iz e e x e c u tio n o f o u r responsibilities, a n d p lay with great, e m o tio n a l, in te n s ity . ”

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BRENT PEASE Q uarterbacks / R unning B acks A former standout quarterback at The University of Montana, Brent Pease begins his first season as a fulltime coach at his alma mater. Pease will coach the quarterbacks, running backs, and work with the offense. Pease has served as a part-time coach at UM the previous four seasons, coaching the running backs and assisting with the offense. He replaces former assistant coach Robin Pflugrad, who is now at Arizona State. “Brent was an outstanding player for us,” said UM head coach Don Read. “His strength as a player was his knowledge of the game, plus he was a great competitor. “He has carried those traits into the coaching ranks,” Read said. “He is a true student of the game. He has been a valuable asset for us on the field and in the press box (during games) the past four years. ” Pease, 30, played professional football for seven years. He was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 11th round of the 1987 National Football League draft. He played in the NFL for three seasons for the Vikings and Houston Oilers. After his NFL stint he played in the World League of American Football, and he was the first player selected in the inaugural (1991) WLAF draft. He was drafted by the Birmingham Fire, and then played with the New York/New Jersey Knights. He started all 10 games at Montana in 1986, Read’s first season as head coach at Montana. He led Division I-AA in total offense, averaging 309.4 yards a game, and was ranked 14th in passing efficiency (129.7). “Bernie” set nine single-season and career records in two seasons at Montana. His senior year in ’86 he set single-season passing marks in yards (3,056), touchdowns (30), attempts (440), completions (241), and total yards (3,094). He is fifth in career passing with 3,655 yards, and still holds a share of the school record for touchdown passes (five) in a game, accomplishing that twice during his senior year. He was Montana’s co-MVP in 1986, along with receiver/punter Mike Rice. A native of Mountain Home, Idaho, Brent is married to former Lady Griz track star Paula Good. They have a six-month-old daughter, Halle (Hal-EE). try 7 want our players to learn all aspects o f our offense and I also want them to develop an intensity which will enable them to play hard all o f the time and never let up. They need to play at 100 percent all o f the time and have fu n in our pass-oriented offense. ”

KRAIG PAULSON D efensive L ine

Kraig begins his eighth season as a full-time Grizzly assistant at his alma mater. He is starting his fifth year as the defensive line coach. Last year tackle Jay Turner was named second team AllAmerican, and the Grizzly defense was ranked 20th in the nation in rush defense, allowing 118.2 yards per game. In the past three seasons the Grizzlies have had five defensive linemen named to the all-league team. Paulson was a graduate assistant in 1987 at Montana, working with the secondary and special teams. He began as a full-time coach at UM in 1988, overseeing the linebackers. He was a four-year letterman in football for the Grizzlies, playing fullback from 1982-86. He received the Terry Dillon Award in 1986, given annually to the outstanding back or receiver. In 1984 Kraig was named the Grizzlies’ Outstanding Soph omore. As a prep at Plentywood High School, he was a twotime all-state pick in football, and lettered four times in football and track. Kraig’s three brothers, Kevin, Kerry and Keith, all ran track for the Grizzlies, and another brother, Kent, competed in track for Western Montana College. He is a 1987 graduate of UM, earning a B.A. in Education. Kraig, 31, and his wife, Jody, have two sons, Keogh, two and Elias, bom Easter Sunday, 1995. “We are excited about the We to rise to the challenge that ea This will be very important in Big Sky Conference. ” 9

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B ru c e is beginning his eighth season as Montana’s special teams coach at Montana. He served as a part-time assistant coach at UM in 1986 and 1987 and was a graduate assistant at Portland State in 1985. Read graduated from PSU with a B.S. degree in Social Science in 1986. He played prep football at Henley High School in Klamath Falls, Oregon, where he was honorable mention all-state at wide receiver and punter. He led the state in punting his senior year, and was team captain and MVP. The Grizzlies have excelled in special teams during Read’s tenure, setting numerous school records. Last year the Grizzlies were nationally ranked in several catagories, including net punting, punt returns, and kickoff returns. In 1993, UM was first in the I-AA ranks in punt returns, averaging 14.6 yards an attempt. In 1988 Montana led the nation in net punting, averaging 39.8 yards an attempt, and was second in 1989 (38.6-yard average). During his tenure Bruce has coached Montana’s all-time placekicker (Kirk Duce) and punter (Jody Farmer), and Montana has broken several kickoff and punt return records. Bruce and his wife, Christina, have two sons, Justin, nine, and Joshua, three. “There are no plays in football that are more exiting than those within the kicking game. We take great pride in our special team s' consistency and big-play abilities.”

D avid is in his fifth season at Montana as a full-time assistant coach working with the linebackers. He has been coaching for seven-plus years overall at his alma mater, and was a graduate assistant coach at UM from 1988-90. "David is a hard-working coach who has an excellent relationship with our athletes," said head coach Don Read. "He is resourceful and adjusts well in game situations." During his tenure as linebacker coach he coached All-Americans Chad Lembke and Dan Downs. He is no stranger to the Montana football program, as he was a four-year letterman for the Grizzlies from 1984-87. A starter his junior and senior seasons, David was one of the teams’ leading tacklers and interceptors with 97 tackles and six interceptions those two seasons. In 1986, his junior year, Reeves had four interceptions, ranking him eighth (tie) in the Big Sky Conference. He was the recipient of the Pat Norwood Award in 1987. Reeves, 29, came to Montana from Sedro Woolley High School in Washington. As a prep he was an all-state selection on defense as a senior and was all-conference both his junior and senior years. He was team captain at Sedro Wooley in 1983 for a 12-1 squad that was runner-up for the state championship. He earned his B.A. degree at Montana in History in 1989. David is married to the former Sara Mates. "We are very young this year. We lost all three starters from last year, but we believe that the young kids we have nowall possess the ability to step in and continue our tradition of having great Grizzly linebackers."

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A third straight Division I-AA playoff berth may be a lot to ask for, but lOth-year University of Montana head football coach Don Read thinks that his 1995 Grizzly team has the potential to be one of his best teams ever. Last season the Grizzlies went 11-3 overall, advancing to the I-AA semi-final game, losing to eventual national champion Youngstown State. UM was 5-2 (tie, second) in the Big Sky Confer ence.

seasons. Gragg was the 54th selection by the New York Giants in the National Football League draft. “We lost a ton of good players to graduation, but we still have a lot of talent on both sides of the football, and our potential is very, very good,” said Read, who has a record of 72-34 at Mon tana. “We are still putting the pieces of the puzzle together. ”

A POSITION-BY-POSITION BREAKDOWN ON OFFENSE QUARTERBACK: Dickenson, who was third in the Walter Payton Trophy (I-AA MVP) balloting last year, has passed for 6,904 career yards. He needs just 875 more yards to break Grady Bennett’s record of 7,778 yards, set from 198890. Read said there is “a real dogfight” for the backup role at quarterback between sophomore Josh Paffhausen and redshirt freshman Brian Ah Yat. Transfers Todd Dellinger (a sophomore from Western Carolina) and Darren Rowell (a junior from College of the Siskiyous) are also in the picture, although Rowell will more than likely redshirt.

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“Last spring we got big effort and big plays on offense and defense, ” Read said. “We are very optimistic about the ’95 team. But, we are not near where we need to be, which is to click on all eight cylinders.” The Grizzlies return only 12 starters overall, but one crucial player is back -- senior quarter back Dave Dickenson, the Big Sky Conference MVP on offense the past two seasons. Dickenson is surrounded by a good nucleus of returnees. Montana has seven starters back on an offense that was ranked fifth in the nation in total offense in ’94, averaging 452.51 yards a game. Last year Montana was second in the country in passing yards at 372.3 yards per game, and fifth in scoring with 37.4 points a game. However, All-American tackle Scott Gragg, all-league running back Damon Boddie, and UM’s two all-time leading receivers, Shalon Baker and Scott Gumsey are gone, leaving a huge void as far as offensive productivity is concerned. Baker and Gumsey combined for 5,135 yards and 43 touchdowns in their careers, while Boddie led the team in rushing the past two

Veteran receivers include senior Chase Greene, junior Nate Dolan, and senior Ryan Blanchard. Redshirt freshmen Raul Pacheco and Eleu Kane, both from Honolulu, “also look very good,” Read said. RUNNING BACK: Read called this area, “very solid after spring drills, because of our two young running backs, and the play of our veterans.” UM’s leading returner is senior Kelly Stensrud, who rushed for 240 yards and nine touchdowns last season. Stensrud also had 33 receptions in 1994. Senior Chris Morton rushed for 154 yards last year. Sophomore transfer Josh Branen (Univer sity of San Diego) and freshman Brian Gales, “have both shown signs they can play at this level and help us right away,” Read said. Despite only four starters back on defense, Read thinks his 1995 defense could jell into a topnotch unit. “When I look at our defense and look ahead to this season, the one thing that really jumps out at me is our speed,” Read said. “It’s probably the fastest group we’ve had, and I’m talking about our linemen, our linebackers, and in our second ary. “We lost some outstanding players like Dan

OFFENSIVE LINE: Gragg was not only the biggest player in school history at 6-8, 318 pounds, but he was also a three-year starter and an inspirational leader. However, UM returns several key players on its offensive line. Junior guard Mike Agee has been a starter since his freshman season, and he was a Big Sky second team all-conference pick last year. UM’s other returning starters are senior tackle Eric Simonson, junior center David Kempfert, and junior guard Jeff Zellick. Simonson, Kempfert and Zellick were AllBig Sky honorable mention picks last year. Gragg’s replacement will be 6-7, 300-pound sophomore letterman Jason Baker, who “could be a great one,” Read said. “We feel very good about our offensive line, and what we’re looking for right now is depth,” Read said. Read said that freshmen Scott Curry, Dave Hoit, and Gabe Reece are up-and-coming linemen. “Curry is really going to be a player for us, ” Read said. “And we hope to shore up the line with a couple of more players from the JC ranks. ” WIDE RECEIVER: Despite the loss of Baker and Gurnsey, senior Matt Wells and junior Mike Erhardt, combined for 90 catches, 1,128 yards, and eight touchdowns last season. Wells needs 850 yards to break Gumsey’s career record of 2,574 yards. Read said transfers Joe Douglass (a junior transfer from Oregon State) and Trevor Woods (a sophomore from the University of Ohio), “have both shown that they can help us.”

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continued from page 12 three times. Schilling was a two-time all-league pick, and led the Grizzlies in tackles in the regularseason with 75 stops. Turner was a second team All-American at tackle and had a school-record 12 quarterback sacks during the regular-season. In all, the Grizzlies lost eight of their top 10 leading tacklers from last season. Of UM’s 42 quarterback sacks, 25 of those were by departed players.

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“We did lose a lot of our leadership and several of our top tacklers to graduation, but I think players like Yo (Yohanse) Manzanarez and Brian Toone, along with younger guys like Sean Goicoechea and Blaine McElmurry can pick up the slack for us,” Read said. McElmurry, a free safety, did not participate in spring drills after undergoing shoulder surgery, but he is expected to be fully recovered for the 1995 season. “Like our offense, we have a lot of potential on defense, and that potential is spelled with a capital P,” Read said. “I think it may take awhile for them to start playing together as a unit, but by the middle of the season they could be one of our best groups ever.”

A POSITION-BY-POSITION BREAKDOWN ON DEFENSE: LINEMEN: At end, Manzanarez will be looked for to fill a leadership role. Last year he had 53 tackles and 10 stops for losses. Some of the

speed Read was referring to is owned by ends Corey Falls and Randy Riley, both juniors. Prom ising sophomore end Joe Lehman runs a 4.6 speed in the 40. Toone and Marty Duffin are proven veter ans, and started seven games apiece last year at tackle. Toone did not participate in spring drills because of a lower leg injury. Last year Toone had 38 tackles, three stops for losses and two sacks, while Duffin had 35 tackles. Junior Ryan Thompson is an experi enced veteran at tackle and could start. Newcomer Mike Lorentz, a 6-4, 250-pound freshman transfer from the University of Colo rado, turned a lot of heads in spring drills. “He should be a big-play guy for us,” Read said. “Our defensive front is as good as any we’ve had at Montana, ” Read said. “We might not have any superstars, but we are very, very solid. I think it’s the fastest defensive line that we have had.” LINEBACKER:Despite losing the likes of Downs, Schilling, Garrett Venters (53 tackles) and Dennis Scates (59 tackles) to graduation, this position has several capable replacements. “We have six players battling for three start ing positions, and they are very similar in their style of play and experience level,” Read said. “They are all good athletes, tough kids, who are very capable and smart.” Juniors Mike Bouchee, Mark Hampe, and David Sirmon are the veterans. Sirmon was moved from inside to outside, and may take over for the departed Schilling. Bouchee appears to be the heir-apparent to Downs at one inside spot, while sophomore Jason Crebo may get the nod at the other starting job inside. Senior Mike Kowalski missed spring drills after undergoing knee surgery, but will be at outside linebackerr. Sophomore Greg Fitzgerald was also moved outside, as was Sirmon, who may start there. Promising freshman Eric Buehler was side lined with a knee injury in the spring, but he is also expected to be 100 percent by this fall. SECONDARY: Read said junior strong safety Sean Goicoechea, “had an outstanding spring. Sean’s bigger and faster, and should have a great year,” Read said. He had 45 tackles last season. “McElmurry just got better and better, gameafter-game last season,” Read said. “Sean and Blaine give us an excellent one-two punch at safety.” Seniors Jamer Bartell and Ryan Palma provide quality depth at strong and free safety, respectively. At comerback, senior lettermen Keith Woods and Mike Temple are vying with transfer Billy Ivey (Mt. SAC JC) and junior redshirt Justin Hazel for starting jobs. Temple started twice last season and had 20 tackles. Senior Scott Spraggins will

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COACH READ ON THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE “We’ve got some major tests this year in the Big Sky, especially early,” Read said. “We don’t see ourselves as the team to beat in the confer ence this year. We might be listed second, third, or in the middle of the pack. That certainly is more realistic. “Everyone is looking at Boise State, with 18 or 19 starters back from a very good team a year ago,” Read continued. “They look like they have one of their best teams in many years. “Idaho is always in the thick of things, and shouldn’t be overlooked,” Read said. “Both Weber State and Northern Arizona battled us good last year, and Idaho State beat us,” Read said. And Eastern Washington has always been a nemesis for us, and the Bobcats could be one of the most improved teams in the league. “It will be another season of battle after battle every Saturday,” Read said. “I like our schedule early, and hopefully that can give us some momentum. To play at Washington State and then open our Big Sky schedule with Boise will be major roadblocks for us.

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P ayton DAVE DICKENSON, 3V 5 - 1 1 , 1 7 5 , S en ior Q uarterback from Great Falls, M ontana

T h e Big Sky Conference offensive MVP in 1993 and 1994, Dave Dickenson’s winloss record and statistics speak for themselves. He is 18-1 as a starter in regular-season games at Montana, and holds numerous University of Montana passing records. Dickenson was third in the Walter Payton Trophy balloting last season, despite missing two games with a lower leg injury. He was once again first team all-conference, Big Sky MVP, and was named to several All-American teams. He is the only player in Montana history to be named the league MVP on offense. Entering the 1995 season, he was named by The Sporting News and Bob Griese’s College Football Yearbook as Division I-AA’s preseason “Offensive Player of the Year.” Last year he was named second team All-American by the Associated Press. The Sports Network, and the Football Gazette. “Dave is truly one of the most outstanding college quarterbacks ever,” said lOth-year Montana head coach Don Read, who is in his 26th year as a head mentor in the college ranks. “When you think about all of the things that he can do, it’s uncanny.. He really moves around well; he gets rid of the ball quickly; he always throws to the right guy, reads cover -- he’s just the whole package. “But, above and beyond those physical attributes are the other things he does,” Read said. “He provides great leadership, and his competitive nature rubs off on everyone around him. He is extremely intelligent on the line of scrimmage in changing calls, and sizing up the defense. He is just a very well-rounded quarterback. “And to go along with his physical and mental abilities, he seems to be at his best under pressure in critical situations,” Read said. “He’s at his finest in big games when the pressure is on him, and when we need a big play. He’s a big-play guy for us, game-in and game-out. “He’s really worked hard in the off-season, gearing up for 1995,” Read said. “He’s in the best shape he’s been in, for a long, long time. I look for Dave to have a great senior year.” Last season Dickenson was 8-1 as a starter. He was injured in his only loss (at Boise State). In 1994, he led the nation in passing efficiency at 164.5, and was second in the country in total offense, averaging 345.3 yards a game. He has been UM’s Carlson Award (MVP) recipient the last two seasons. As a sophomore he led Division I-AA in total offense with 3,978 yards, averaging 361.6 yards a game -- the second highest total and average in Big Sky history. Also in ’93, he set a school record with 3,640 passing yards, which is fifth most in league history. He also set school records with 32 touchdown passes and 14 rushing TDs that year. As a junior, he set a UM career record with 58 touchdown throws. And last year he completed 68.2 percent (229-of-336) of his passes, breaking the record he set the year before, and setting a Big Sky mark. In the 20 games he has played in the last two seasons, Dickenson has passed for 300 or more yards 12 times. He’s thrown for more than 400 yards five times, and he surpassed the 500-yard mark twice, including a school-record 512 yards in a road win at Idaho in 1993. He begins the 1995 season with 7,326 total yards - 11th best in Big Sky history, and he averages 305.3 yards a game, which is second best in conference history. Over the last two seasons, Dickenson has been the National Player of the Week three times and the Big Sky’s weekly pick on offense on five occasions. Dickenson also excels in the classroom, maintaining a 3.88 GPA in Molecular Biology in a PreMedicine curriculum. Last year he was a second team GTE Academic All-American selection, and he was named to the first team as a sophomore. He is a three-time Big Sky all-academic pick (1992, 93, 94). His success in the I-AA playoffs have been as impressive as his regular-season performances. He set a Division I-AA playoff record in ’93 by completing 84.1 percent (37-of-44) passes in a 49-48 firstround loss to Delaware. In three playoff games versus Delaware in ’93, and Northern Iowa and McNeese State last year, he is 80-of-100 with no interceptions, for 906 yards, and seven touchdowns. Dickenson was injured (ankle and leg) in UM’s second offensive series against McNeese State, and did not participate in the rest of the playoffs. Dave was a two-time first team All-State quarterback at C.M. Russell HighSchool in Great Falls, and he guided the Rustlers to back-to-back 12-0 records andstate “AA” titlesas a junior and senior.Inhis senior season he passed for 2,892 yards and 32 touchdowns and was Montana’s Gatorade Player of the Year in 1990. He passed for 5,212 career yards. His prep coach was Jack Johnson. Dickenson lettered in football, basketball, and golf, and was team captain in all three sports. In addition, he was as All-State pick in basketball as a senior. He is the son of Bob and Sue Dickenson of Great Falls. His brother, Craig is a graduate assistant coach at UM. Birthdate: January 11, 1973. P A S S IN G ATT.

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M ik e started 13 of 14 games last season and played the last part of the season with an ankle injury. He was recognized for his stellar play last season, earning Big Sky Conference second team honors. “Mike is like some of the best offensive linemen that we’ve had at Montana, in that he is such a good athlete,” said Griz head coach Don Read. “So many times offensive linemen are not such great athletes, but he is. He can really move around. He’s got quick feet and he’s a very physical player. “Mike Agee is the most complete offensive linemen you could ever coach, ” Read said. “He can pull, block in the open field, pass block, run block, and he is extremely capable physically. He is also very competitive. “He works very hard in practice and just gets better and better, ” Read said. “He is a total veteran now and always does the right things. He is versatile enough to play center, guard, or tackle for us. We think Mike is one of the best we’ve ever had here. ” Two seasons ago Agee was selected as Montana’s “co-Freshman of the Year, ” sharing the award with fellow “honors candidate” Mike Erhardt. He also excelled in the classroom in 1993 and was named to the Big Sky’s all-academic team with a 3.60 GPA. He started seven games at Montana as a redshirt freshman in 1993. Agee earned eight letters at Flathead High School: three in football and track, and two in wrestling. He was team MVP in football on offense and the Most Valuable Male Athlete in track his senior year. Mike was the state “AA” discus champion his senior season, and had a best throw of 175-5. In football, he was first team All-State and all-conference for head coach Bob Applegate. Mike’s brother, Tim, is a freshman wide receiver at UM. Tim prepped at Helena High School. Mike is a Pre-Communications major. Their parents are Michael and Ginger Agee of Helena. Birthdate: September 29,1973. PRONOUNCED: AY-gee.

MIKE ERHARDT, 2 V 6-4, 2 0 5 , Junior Wide Receiver from Eugene, Oregon iV/ontana’s second-leading returning receiver, Mike had 36 catches for 482 yards and four touchdowns last season. He had three or more catches in seven of the 10 regularseason games he played in 1994. He also excelled in UM’s three playoff games last year. Against Northern Iowa, McNeese State and Youngstown State, he had a combined 22 catches for 257 yards and scored a touchdown in each game. (Playoff stats do not count towards regular-season and career stats). “Mike has been a great player for us, and he’s improving all of the time, ” Read said. “He understands our system very well. We see the improvement in everything he does, from blocking, running routes and catching the football, to making the big catch in pressure situations. “The success he had in the playoffs was really important for us, ” Read said. “It was during the playoffs that (Scott) Gumsey had several injuries; Matt Wells was hurting, as was Shalon Baker. We had a situation where we needed someone to step forward, and Mike did. It was good to see him come to the front, and that should help us this season. “He’s played about as many minutes as any of our returning receivers, and he is extremely capable and needs to become a leader for us,” Read said. “The most important thing is that he is confident going into the season. ■ -:-v He’s no longer in the learning stage of his career; he’s now in the productive stage.” Mike had a career-high eight catches for 94 yards and two touchdowns in last year’s 45-0 victory over Cal Poly, SLO. His all-time best game was 10 receptions for 110 yards and one touchdown UM’s first-round victory over Northern Iowa last season. Last year he was Montana’s “co-Sophomore of the Year,” along with David Kempfert and Blaine McElmurry. As a freshman Erhardt had 11 catches for 154 yards and three scores. He was the Grizzlies’ “co-Freshman of the Year” in 1993 (with Agee). He was a redshirt at UM in 1992. Erhardt was a two-time All-State selection at Willamette High School in Eugene, Oregon, and was the offensive MVP of his team his junior and senior seasons. He set records at his high school with 138 catches and 32 touchdowns. He also lettered in basketball and track as a prep. Mike is a Business Administration major. His parents are Otto and Helen Erhardt of Eugene. Birthdate: August 31,1974. PRONOUNCED: AIR-heart. YEAR 1993 1994 TOTALS

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SEAN GOICOECHEA, 2V 6-1, 205, Junior Strong Safety from Stevensville, Montana

is the Grizzlies’ third leading returning tackier. Last season he had 36 tackles in UM’s 11 regular-season games. He played in all 14 games last year and had a total of 45 tackles. “Goke” was also a standout on UM’s special teams and was chosen as the “Special Teams co-Player of the Year,” sharing the award with Josh Remington. “The thing that Sean Goicoechea has done is gained weight,” said head coach Don Read. “He’s about 15 pound heavier than a year ago. We timed him at4.6 in the 40 this past winter, which means he’s not only bigger, but faster too. “Add those two dimensions to the great natural instincts that he has, which are so important when playing in the secondary, and you’ve got an ideal safety,” Read said. “Whether it’s finding the football, reacting to a receiver, or working within coverage, Sean Goicoechea does it all, and he does it well. “He will be very instrumental in the leadership aspect in the secondary this year, . .... and he will certainly be a big cog in our special teams,” Read said. “He willcaptain a lot ofthe special teams in terms of making decisions, and he will play a vital role for us there.” Goicoecheaplayed in all 12 games in 1993 as a redshirt freshman. His redshirt year, in 1992, he was selected atMontana’s “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense. Sean was an All-State quarterback and defensive back at Stevensville High School as a senior. His 1991 teamposted a 10-2 record and finished second in the state “A” title hunt. ' He earned six letters: three each in football and basketball. He was a first team all-conference pick both ways as a junior and senior, and he was team captain both those years as well. Goicoechea was also a standout in American Legion baseball. Sean has been selected to the Big Sky’s all-academic team the last two years, maintaining a 3.11 GPA in Wildlife Biology. His parents are Duane and Janet Goicoechea of Stevensville. Birthdate: November 19, 1973. PRONOUNCED: Go-Coe-CHEE-ah. YEAR

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DAVID KEMPFERT, 2V 6-4 1/2 , 280, Junior Center from Missoula, Montana A n honorable mention- All-Big Sky Conference selection last season, David started all 11 regular-season games and all three playoff contests in 1994 for the Grizzlies. He was named Montana’s “co-Sophomore of the Year,” sharing the award with free safety Blaine McElmurry and wide receiver Mike Erhardt. “David is probably the hardest-working football player we have in our program,” Read said. “He is a committed player and tries to make every down his absolute best, and he always plays with all of his heart and abilities. “He is also a very intelligent player,” Read said. “He is a solid run and pass blocker, and he now fits into the center position very well. He has a year of experience under his belt, and we see him growing and being a much better player this year. He was a very good player for us last year. “We’re always changing plays on the line of scrimmage in our offensive system, and David is really the catalyst of a lot of what goes on up front,” Read continued. “His ability to understand the system, and get the information back and forth, is really a key for us.” David, and fellow linemen Mike Agee, Eric Simonson, and Jeff Zellick are all a big reason why Montana was ranked fifth in total offense (452.5 yards a game) in Division I-AA last year, and second in the country in passing (372.2 ypg). Kempfert was a first team All-State selection at local Hellgate High School in 1991, when his team was “AA” runner-up. That season his team went 10-2, and he was voted his team’s “Outstanding Offensive Lineman.” His prep coach was Van Troxel. He was a two-time all-conference selection as a junior and senior, and he was an all-state academic pick in 1992. David has been a Big Sky all-academic pick the past two seasons, maintaining a 3.13 GPA in PrePhysical Therapy. His father, Al, is the Executive Director of UM’s Grizzly Athletic Association. His mother, Chris, also resides in Missoula. Montana’s team MVP in basketball last season. Birthdate: May 11, 1974.

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YOHANSE MANZANAREZ, 3V 6-3, 257, Senior Defensive End from Great Falls, Montana C h o s e n Montana’s “Outstanding Junior” last season, Manzanarez is the team’s second-leading returning tackier. He started all 11 regular-season games, and had 40 tackles, fives stops for losses, and four sacks. In 1994, he started all 14 games for the 11-3 Grizzlies. In three playoff games he had 14 tackles, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery. “Yohanse has really adjusted to the defensive end position and is very happy there now,” said Griz mentor Don Read. “H e’s really developed at end, considering he played a lot of linebacker for us his freshman year. He has worked hard and has made himself better and better. “He is now a very complete defensive end, in that he can both pass rush and play the run equally well,” Read said. “Yohanse is very physical, and he’s another one of our players who is highly motivated and really competes when the pressure is on. He is at his absolute best when the pressure is on. “He is really pointing to his senior year; he’s worked hard in the off-season; and he had a very solid spring,” Read said. “He’s going to have a great senior year.” Manzanarez had a career-high nine tackles twice: versus Hofstra in 1992 and at Montana State in 1993. His 1994 high in tackles was seven at Weber State, and he also had a career-best two stops for losses in that game at WSU. He had 40 stops as a sophomore and was Montana’s eighth leading tackier as a freshman with 51 tackles at linebacker. He was named the “co-Freshman of the Year” along with receiver Matt Wells. In his redshirt year in 1991, he was chosen Montana’s “Scout Team Player of the Year.” “Yo” was first team All-State his junior and senior seasons at Great Falls High School for head coach Dale Pohle. He was his teams’ MVP on defense as a senior. Manzanarez played in the East-West Shrine Game and was tabbed MVP on defense. He was an All-American and four times All-State in wrestling. He has the most wins in school history in wrestling with a record of 118-16. He is a Business Administration major. His parents are Jeff and Jolene Monheim of Great Falls. His brother, Eric, is a sophomore defensive tackle at UM. PRONOUNCED: Man-Zan-AIR-Ess. YEAR

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BLAINE McELMURRY, 2V 6-1, 195, Junior Free Safety from Troy, Montana O n e of Montana’s most consistent players last season, McElmurry was second on the team with 72 tackles in the regular-season, and he had a team-leading four interceptions, which ranked him fourth (tie) in the Big Sky. Blaine had eight or more tackles in nine of 14 games last year. He started in all 14 contests, despite suffering a shoulder injury midway through the season. His regular-season high for tackles was nine last year against Carson-Newman and Eastern Washington. He had an all-time best 13 tackles in Montana’s semifinal loss at Youngstown State. His other double-figure game was 11 tackles in the first-round victory over Northern Iowa last year. McElmurry missed 1995 spring drills after undergoing shoulder surgery, but he is expected to be fully recovered by the start of this season. Last year McElmurry was named UM’s “co-Sophomore of the Year,” sharing the award with fellow honors candidates Mike Erhardt and David Kempfert. “Blaine has so many assets,” Read said. “Of course he was a quarterback in high school, which gives him a lot of extra knowledge because of the position he played. Plus his dad was his coach, so he was raised in an athletic family. “Mostly he’s got tremendous natural ability,” Read said. “He’s a legitimate 4.5 in the 40 guy, which is very fast.He’s comparable to any safety we’ve had, And we’ve had the likes of Tim Hauck (now with the Denver Broncos) here -- so that’ssaying a lot. “The thing Blaine does the best is covering the entire field from his free safety position,” Read said. “He has great range and vision. He reacts very well to the ball. He can support run, play the pass, and can get into man coverage. He is one of the brightest players on our team, and he is a good communicator with players and coaches. We’re going to have a tremendous season from Blaine this year. He should be at 100 percent in ’95 after playing hurt a lot of last season.” He earned 12 letters at Troy High School: four in football, basketball, and track. His 1991 team won the state “B” championship, going 12-0. His prep grid coach was his dad, Rich. McElmurry was All-State, all-conference, and team MVP in football as a junior and senior. He participated in Montana’s annual East-West Shrine Game. Blaine won state titles in the long and triple jumps as a senior, and had bests of 22-2 and 44-8. He was All-State in basketball as a junior and senior, and team captain as a senior. McElmurry is an honors student at UM and a two-time All-Big Sky academic team pick with a 3.52 GPA in Pre-Medicine. He was named to the All-District academic team last year. He was an academic All-American in high school with a perfect 4.0 GPA. His parents are Rich and Chris McElmurry of Troy. His sister, Catie, is a sophomore guard on the Lady Griz basketball team. Birthdate: October 23, 1973. YEAR

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ERIC SIMONSON, 3V 6-5, 290, Senior Offensive Tackle from Plentywood, Montana

“S im o ” is starting for his third consecutive season. He also started a few games his freshman season. He is the only returning senior starter on Montana’s offensive line and was H hk . jf *2* ^ an honorable mention Big Sky all-conference pick last year. H hl | ■ Counting Montana’s four playoff games the past two seasons, Eric has started in 26 Wt «***' games in a row. Over the last two years he has consistently graded high in every contest. “Simonson is one of those athletes who you look at and you’re just not sure just how fast he can run or how strong he is,” said UM head coach Don Read.“H e’s kind of an easy-going, mild-mannered individual; but boy can he move his feet, and he is a very physical player. #■»> “He has excellent technique, and he’s always in the right position to do what he is supposed to do, almost all of the time,” Read said. “He works very hard and wants to be the best at his position. He plays with a lot of pride. “He was a weight room guy in the off-season and went from around310 or 315 pounds to under 300 pounds, and that’s the weight that we want him to play at,” Read said. “Now he still has plenty of size, as well as mobility. But, even more importantly, he has endurance to give him staying power for the entire game.” Simonson is one of the key reasons why the Grizzlies have ranked among the best offenses in Division I-AA the past few seasons. Last year Montana was fifth in the country in total offense (452.5 yards per game) and second in the nation in passing (372.3 ypg). “Eric likes to play against good players, and he plays well against good players,” Read said. “He practices hard and strives to be first in all of the drills. He is a very complete offensive lineman.” Last season he was the co-recipient of the Pat Norwood Award, given annually to Montana’s “Most Inspirational Player.”He shared the award with wide receiver Matt Wells. Simonson has excellent speed and strength, with bests of 5.1 in the 40 and he bench presses 225 pounds 23 times. He earned 10 letters at Plentywood HighSchool:four each in football and track, and two in basketball. His senior season he was first team All-Statein football as well as team captain. He was an all-conference selection in football as a sophomore, junior, and senior. His head coach was Ron Smith. He is a Business Administration major. Eric’s parents are William and Elenore Simonson of Plentywood. Birthdate: October 2, 1972.

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MATT WELLS, 3V 5-7, 160, Senior Wide Receiver from Ashland, Oregon A ^ a t t begins the 1995 season sixth in career receiving yards at Montana with 1,725 yards. He needs 850 more yards to break the all-time career record of 2,574 yards, set by former receiver Scott Gumsey from 1991-94. Wells will be starting for his third straight season. He is UM’s leading returning receiver, and he was ranked third in that category last season. His 746 yards in 1994 is the 10th most in single-season history. “The fact that our school record is obtainable by Matt tells you a lot about what he has meant to our program the past three years,” Read said. “The thing about Matt Wells is that we have not thrown the ball to him as much as we should have over the course of his career,” Read said. “He has been surrounded by quality, capable receivers, and we’ve spread the ball around. Now in his senior year when he rises to the challenge of being one of the elite guys, I’m sure he’ll catch more balls than in past seasons. “We need to keep him healthy, but he is really capable,” Read said. “He is about as smart of a receiver as we’ve ever had during our time here. He reads coverage well, and he can find the soft spots in the zone. He’s got good speed and great quickness; and those two things make him a very fine receiver. Then, when you add his other attributes: his good hands and his concentration, he is destined, I’m sure, to have a super senior season.” Wells was the co-recipient of the Pat Norwood Award (Most Inspirational) with Eric Simonson last season. Wells also received the award in 1993. He had a career-high 12 receptions (for 123 yards) as a redshirt freshman at Kansas State in 1992. Those 12 catches is the second most (tie) in school history. His all-time best is 14 catches against Delaware in the 1993 first-round playoff game. He had career-bests of 182 yards for two touchdowns against Weber State in 1993 and also returned two punts for 103 yards in that game. His 87-yard touchdown catch vs. Weber tied a school record. He was the Big Sky’s “Player of the Week” with his 285 all-purpose yards in that game. Wells has eight punt returns for 150 yards (18.8-yard average) and no touchdowns in his career. Matt is also a quality student and has been a GTE second team Academic All-American the past two years, maintaining a 3.48 GPA in Business Administration. He has been a three-time all-league academic pick. A first team All-State player for coach Jim Nagel at Ashland High School, Wells had 123 catches for 2,488 yards and 31 touchdowns during his high school career. His 1989 team was the state champion with a 14-0 record, and Wells was team MVP and captain that season. In ’89 he had 69 catches for 1,373 yards and 16 touchdowns. He earned 10 letters in high school: three in football and basketball and four in track. He was team captain in basketball as a senior. Matt’s parents are Terrance and Georgia Wells of Ashland. Birthdate: March 17, 1972. YEAR 1992 1993 1994 TOTALS

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Y o M a n z a n a r e z & B r ia n T o o n e B illy I v e y

J ake D ennehy

E r ic M a n z a n a r e z

BRIAN AH YAT

RANDY ALLIK

JASON BAKER

6 -1 , 1 8 0 QB, F r . , HS+RS

6 -2 , 2 6 0 DT, F r . , HS+RS M i s s o u l a , MT

6 -7 , 3 0 0 OT, S o., IV Coos B a y , OR

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A n up-an-coming young quarterback, Brian is in a battle with sophomore Josh Paffhausen for the backup job...the state MVP in football at Iolani (EYE-oh-Lawn-EE) High School in Honolulu in 1993....that year he led the state with 18 touch down passes...career-w ise he passed for 4,091 yards....his junior year he passed for 2,176 yards -- the second most in Hawaii prep history...earned two letters in football, basketball, and baseball...team captain in football and basketball as a senior...allstate in football and basketball...basketball team won the state title his senior year...prep grid coach was Wendell Look... Business major. PRONOUNCED: EYE-yawt.

R an dy had a solid spring and finished No. 3 at right tackle...from local Hellgate High School, w here he was a two-year letterm an and team captain as a senior...a second team all-state selec tion as a senior...all-conference as a junior and senior...H ellgate’s “Outstanding Defensive Line m an” his senior year...participated in Montana’s annual East-West Shrine Game...his senior season he had 67 tackles and 5 sacks...prep grid coach was Van Troxel... General Studies major.

c/ason is another outstanding young lineman and star of the future for the Grizzlies... should start at right tackle...an All-Big Sky academ ic team selection with a 3.41 GPA...a redshirt at Montana in 1993...replaces senior All-American Scott Gragg as a starter...one of two players from Marshfield High School (Joe L ehm an)...M ontana's "Scout Team" co-offensive MVP in 1993...lettered three times in track and twice in football...his senior year Marshfield went 13-1 en route to the state title... first team all-state and all-conference th at season...he was team captain in football and track as a senior...M VP in track his junior year...his football coach was Kent Wigle... Math major.

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MARC BEBOUT 6 -4 , 2 3 0 TE, S r., 2V R i v e r t o n , WY c/am er is a valuable m em ber of M ontana's special teams...finished spring drills at the backup position at free safety behind honors candidate Sean Goicoechea...had 10 tackles last season...an All-Big Sky academ ic squad pick with a 3 .06 GPA...first team all-state at comerback and second team all-state punt and kickoff returner at C.M. Russell High as a senior...prep coach was Jack Johnson...one of four Griz players who played for C .M .R .’s state cham pion team s in 1989 and 199 0 ...Shrine Game participant * ..Rustler’s spe cial teams MVP as a senior in ’9 0 ...earned two letters in football and one in track...was captain of the Great Falls Electrics baseball team... Business Administration major.

M a rc is also a valuable member of UM's special team s and is a key player in goal line situations...transfer from the University of Wyoming...earned seven letters at Riverton High School: three in basketball and two each in football and track...all-state and all-conference as a junior and senior in basketball...all-state and all-conference in football his senior year...in basketball, he was named honorable mention All-American by McDonald's and Street & Smith's magazine... played in the Wyoming Shrine Game, as well as the Montana-Wyoming AllStar Basketball game...Misc.: his father, Nick, played offensive tackle for seven years in the NFL for the Falcons and the Seahawks... Business Administration major. PRONOUNCED: BEE-bout. *)

.Kirby had a very solid spring and adds quality depth to the receiver and punt return positions...is vying for playing time at "Z" receiver postion...had a 21-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Josh Paffhausen in M ontana's annual (1995) spring game in Kalispell...earned six letters at Poison High School in football, track and tennis...team captain in football as a senior and in track as a junior...second team all-state at receiver and allstate in track...two-time all-conference selection as a returner...as a senior he averaged 35.8 yards on kickoff returns and 14.5 per reception...came to UM from Division II Bemidji State in Minnesota and redshirted in 1993 at Montana... History major.

RYAN BLANCHARD

MIKE BOUCHEE

JOSH BRANEN

6-3, 190 WR, S r ., IV

6-2, 231 ILB, J r., 2V

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M is s o u l a , M T

5-7, 185 RB, So., TR+RS Moscow, ID

/? y an had an excellent spring...had a sevenyard touchdown catch in UM's spring game.. .came to UM from Orange Coast College, where his teams went 15-7 his two years there for coach Bill Workman...led team in receiving as a freshman with 24 catches and also had 5 touchdowns...prepped at Edison High School and lettered three times in football and track...his junior and senior football teams went 10-3 and 92, winning league championships...won league titles all four years in high school, and his football teams went 35-7 during that time.. .had 35 catches for 5 touchdowns as a senior... Business Administration major.

iVfike will start at the "Mike" inside linebacker position...UM's 6th leading returning tackier with 27 stops, and also had one tackle for a loss...AllBig Sky academic team (3.62 GPA)...football and track letterman at Hellgate High School, earning three letters in each sport...team captain, defen sive MVP and "Outstanding Linebacker" as a se n io r.. .State of M ontana “AA” MVP on defense...first team all-state and all-conference at linebacker, and all-conference at tight end... hon orable mention All-American pick by U.S.A. Today...senior year he had 134 tackles, 9 sacks, and 4 fumble recoveries...Misc.: his father, Bill, was a three-year letterman in football at UM (early 1960’s)... Business Administration major. PRONOUNCED: BOO-shay.

A solid addition at running back, Josh had a very solid spring.. .scored a touchdown in Montana’s annual spring game in Kalispell.. .named Montana’s “co-Scout Team Player of the Year” (with Scott Curry) on offense in 1994, his redshirt year...came to UM from the University of San Diego, where he lettered in 1993...earned nine letters as Moscow High School: three in football and baseball; two in basketball; and one in track...rushed for 2,100 yards as a senior and was the state “A-2” MVP on offense that year...rushed for 347 yards in state title game. . .his 1992 prep team went 9-3 and were state champions...team captain in football and basketball as a senior.. .all-state running back.. .prep grid coach was Eric Bjorkman... Pre-Physical Therapy major.

ERIC BUEHLER

JASON CREBO

6-3, 240 ILB, F r., HS+RS B u t t e , MT

6-3, 222 ILB, So., IV H e l e n a , MT

E ric missed spring drills because of a knee injury, but is expected to be fully recovered prior to the start of fall camp...is the backup at the “Mike” inside linebacker position, and will see plenty of action there.. .one of three freshmen named “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense at Montana last year...earned 10 letters in three sports at Butte High School: four in track, and three in football and basketball...a member of Butte’s state “AA” championship team in 1992.. .was team captain in football, basketball, and track his senior year...all conference twice in football...prep football coach was Jon McElroy... Psychology major. PRONOUNCED: BEE-ler.

A n up-and-coming young linebacker, Matt is vying for playing time at inside linebacker.. .prepped at Butte High School...earned three letters in football and three in track.. .won “Captain’s Award” as a senior...was named “Outstanding Defensive Player” his junior season...Misc.: his father, Doug Cleveland, started at defensive tackle as a “true” freshman in 1971 and earned four letters at UM... Business major.

c/ason has overcome numerous injuries and should now start at the "Mack" inside linebacker position...selected as Montana's "co-Freshman of the Year," sharing the honor with strong saftey Josh Remington...the Grizzlies’ 11th (tie) leading returning tackier, with 14 stops in 1994...a pre mier player at Helena's Capital High School, he was the state's defensive MVP as a senior, and Montana's Gatorade "Player of the Year"...first team all-state and all-conference at linebacker and tight end in 1992...a three-time letterman in foot ball for coach Jim Tuss...also lettered in track twice...his 1992 prep team was 11-1 and runnerup in the state at the "AA" level and league champion... General Studies major. PRONOUNCED: CREE-boe.

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6-5, 255 OT, Fr., HS+RS V a l ie r , MT A promising young lineman, Scott is the backup at left tackle behind senior honors candi date Eric Simonson.. .has added weight and strength which will add up to playing time...was the “coScoutTeam Player of the Year” (with Josh Branen) on offense at M ontana last season as a redshirt...earned 10 letters at Valier High School: lettered four times in basketball; and three in football and track...all-state as a senior in 1993.. .first team all-conference at tight end and defensive tackle as a junior and senior, and honorable men tion pick at kicker as a senior.. .all-league in basket ball as a junior...team captain in football and basketball in ’93...prep football coach was Chuck DeBoo...Misc.: likes to ride horses “and do ranch work”... Business major.

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T odd provides solid depth at the quarterback position...came to Montana from Western Caro lina University, where he played in 1993...a threeyear letterman in football at Athens Drive High School...also lettered twice in basketball and track...as a senior he won the “Athens Drive Coaches’Award” and was team captain... twice all conference in football for coach Mike Byers...an academ ic all-league selection three times...outstanding prep quarterback with 3,400 yards passing and 37 touchdowns... Misc.: his fam ily now lives in Bellevue, Washington... Health and Human Performance major and wants to be a teacher.

J ake is vying for playing time at the free saftey postion, and could also see action in the special team s a r e a s .. .red sh irted at M ontana in 1993...earned two letters in football and basket ball at Hellgate High School...first team all-state at defensive back as a junior and senior, and his junior year he was an all-state kicker...head grid coach was Van Troxel...all-state in basketball for "AA" 1992 state champion and undefeated Knights, who went 23-0...team captain in football and basketball as a senior...Misc.: His father, Mick, is UM's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach... General Studies major.

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NATHAN DOLAN

6-2, 270 DT, Sr., IV

5-7, 165 W R /P R , J r ., 2 V B i l l in g s ,

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iV a th a n may start at the "Z" receiver postion...UM’s Scout Team Player of the Year on offense in 1992...led state in receiving his senior year (1991) with 64 catches for 724 yards...also led the state in punt returns, averaging 16-plus yards a return, and scored five touchdowns...in 1991 he led the “AA” ranks with 1,508 all purpose yards...in '91 he was all-state, a Shrine Game participant, MVP of Eastern “AA” and honorable mention All-American... coached by his father, Pat, at Billings Senior High School... Misc.: his father, Pat, and grandfather, John, played football at UM...Pat coached at Montana (197679), and John (1936-38) was the captain of the 1938 Grizzly team... Business major.

J o e could be an impact player for the Grizzlies...transfer from Oregon State where he was the second leading receiver in the Beavers’ run-oriented offense.. .the two-time offensive Player of the Year” at South Salem High School at running back...rushed for 2,170 yards and 36 touchdowns in his career...lettered three times in football and four times in basketball.. .team captain in basketball as a senior...junior and senior grid teams went 18-0 in the regular-season, and ad vanced to the state semi-final game in 1991...allstate at running back as.a junior and senior, and at safety as a senior.. .named the “Offensive Player of the Year” in Oregon in 1991... Communications major.

./Warty started in seven games last season and played in all 14 contests.. .UM's 6th leading return ing tackier with 35 stops...also had three sacks...from Ricks Junior College in Rexberg, Idaho, where he was All-Region and all-conference for coach Ron Haun...his Ricks team was 11-0 in 1991 and ranked second in the nation, while his sophomore squad was 9-2 and rated fifth in the country...in 1993, he had 100 tackles and 5 sacks...at Idaho Falls High School his teams went 33-0, winning three state titles...team captain in football and basketball...tw ice all-state in football...defensive MVP in the state champion ship game his senior year... Health & Human Performance major.

C o rey had a great spring and emerged as a starter at right end...had 13 tackles, two sacks, a tackle for a loss, and two pass deflections last season...was moved from running back to defen sive end in 1993, and responded with 12 tackles, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery that season... very good speed with a 4.59 in the 40...earned seven letters at South Medford High School: three in football, and two each in basket ball and baseball...his 1989 prep team won the conference title in football...all-state and all-con ference in football as a senior in 1990...prep football coach was Larry Walker... Health & Human Performance major.

A promising young running back, Brian will see action as a redshirt freshm an this season...earned letters in football and track at Richland High School...his senior season he first team all-state and rushed for 1,450 yards..set school records in 1993 with 2,000 all-purpose yards, 18 touchdowns, 12 straight 100-yard rush ing games, back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing sea sons, and 8.7-yards per carry average...also set school marks by rushing for 322 yards and scoring five TDs in a game...a unanimous all-league pick and football team MVP as a senior.. .had 14 catches in ’93 and seven went for scores...captain of the football team in ’93...all-state and all-conference as a junior.. .high school football coach was Lonnie Pierson... General Studies major.

A quality lineman, Bob's junior year was shortened with a knee injury.. .finished spring drills as the backup center behind honors candidate David Kempfert...could also see action at guard...played a considerable amount of minutes as a sophomore...can bench press 225 pounds 19 times.. .earned nine letters at North Medford High, including four in wrestling, three in football and two in baseball...as a senior he was co-captain in football and wrestling, and named "Most Inspira tional" in both sports...all-conference in football as a junior and senior for coach Rod Rummery.. .Misc.: Bob's high school offensive line coach, Jim Hudson, played for Don Read at the University of Oregon... Health & Human Performance major.

G re g was moved from inside to outside line backer in spring drills and will see plenty of time there...had 11 tackles and his first career intercep tion against Montana State last season... an AllBig-Sky academic team pick (3.12 GPA).. .a redshirt at UM in 1993...earned 12 letters at Columbus High School, including four in football and basket ball and two each in track and golf...won 4-B conference grid titles in 1989-90-91-92, and the state crown in '92, going 12-0...all-state in football and basketball as a junior and senior, and team captain in both sports...football MVP as a senior for coach John Smith...won hoop titles in 1992 and 1993...was a member of state champion golf team in 1993... Elementary Education major.

KYLE GOTTSCHALK

CHASE GREENE

6-3, 285 OG, Jr., JC+RS A s h l a n d , OR

6-0, 170 WR, Sr., 3V

.Kyle missed last season after suffering a knee injury in fall drills...finished 1995 spring drills as the backup at right guard...came to UM from College of the Siskiyous in Weed, Calif., where he earned two letters in football and one in track.. .all league and team captain as a sophomore at Siskiyous for coach Phil Mass.. .at Clear Lake High School (Calif.) he lettered in six sports: football, basketball, track, tennis, baseball, and wrestling...was MVP in track and baseball as a senior...two-time all-conference pick in football for coach Jim Foley...won “Coaches Award” in three sports... Communications major.

N in e M i l e F a l l s ,

C h a se has seen considerable action since his freshman season, and ended spring drills in a battle for the starting berth at the "X" receiver position.. .all league academic team pick with a 3.01 GPA...had four catches for 28 yards last year...runs a 4.50 in the 40... 1991 redshirt at UM...earned 10 letters at Deer Park High School: three in football, bas ketball and tennis, and one in track...all-state receiver as a senior...all-conference at receiver and defensive back as a junior and senior for coach Mike Blair...his senior year he had 42 catches for 739 yards and 10 touchdowns, and rushed for 297 yards...MVP in football, basketball and track as a senior...advanced to state playoffs at Deer Park in 1990, and at Oroville High (WA) as a sophomore in ’88... Education major.

MARK HAMPE

JUSTIN HAZEL

TODD HERING

6-2, 224 ILB, Jr., 2V

6-1, 190 CB, J r . , JC+RS

5-11, 170 WR, Fr., HS+RS P u l l m a n , WA

G reat F a l l s,

A ^ark is the backup at "Mack" linebacker after spring drills...UM's 8th leading returning tackier with 21 stops last season...had 23 reps of 225 pounds in the bench press...runs a 4.55 in the 40...a redshirt at UM in 1992...earned two letters in football and two in track at Charles M. Russell High School...team captain in football as a senior and special teams MVP...a key member of the Rustlers’ undefeated, state “AA” championship teams in 1989 (12-0) and 1990 (12-0)...all-state, all-conference, and played in the Montana EastWest Shrine Game...high school coach was Jack Johnson...as a senior he had 90 tackles and five sacks... Business Administration major. PRONOUNCED: Hamp-EE.

F t . L a u d e r d a le , F L

c/ ustin is one of the biggest cornerbacks Mon tana has had in recent years...he finished spring drills as the backup at right cornerback.. .redshirt at UM last season.. .came to Montana from College of the Redwoods (Eureka, Calif.), where he was first team all-conference and second team all-state for his 9-3 team...JC coach was Mike Cox...prepped at Coconut Creek High School in Ft. Lauderdale where he earned two letters in football and two in track...was all-league and second team all-state as a senior for coach A1 Milton, and had a team-high 65 solo tackles that season... Social work major.

DAVE HOIT

BILLY IVEY

6-1, 290 OG, Fr., HS+RS

5-10, 180 CB, S r . , JC

C o e u r d ’A l e n e , I D

W e s t C o v in a ,

A n excellent work ethic will soon add up to playing time for Dave, who did not play high school football because his school did not offer it...he lettered three times in basketball at Coeur d’Alene Christian Center. ..was co-captain of the basketball team as a senior...his prep basketball coach was Jim Preston...Misc.: said he came to Montana because, “the coaches said they would give a guy who had never played a day of football in his life a chance.” General Studies major.

A quality young receiver, Todd is vying for playing time at the “X” receiver position...earned seven letters at Pullman High School: three in football and track, and one in wrestling...team captain in football and track as a senior...all conference as a junior and senior in football at wide receiver and defensive back...also all-league in track...M V P of track squad in 1993 and 1994...member of state championship 4x100meter relay team as a senior...football coach was Ken Swanger... Health and Human Performance major with career goals of teaching and coaching at the secondary education level.

ENKINS CA

A two-time all-conference player at Mt. Sac Junior College (Calif.), Billy’s 1993 sophomore team was 9-2 and ranked fourth in the nation, and he set a record with 15 pass deflections that season...had eight career interception in junior college, playing for coach Bill Fisk...a four-time track All-American at Nogales High School...as a sophomore he broke Mike Powell’s prep record in the long jump, going 25-2...had a PR of 50-6 in the triple jump, a C.I.F. “AA” record, which ranked him ninth in the country...four times captain in track and twice in football...earned eight letters in high school...offensive MVP in football twice for coach Brian Beverage... Communications major with an emphasis in broadcast journalism.

P a u l is an up-and-com ing young linebacker...transferred to Butte High School as a senior, earning team MVP honors, as well as the “Hard Hat Award”.. .was team captain in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game.. .also attended high school in Stratford, Texas and St. James, Minn...as a prep he earned a total of nine letters: three in football and baseball; two in basketball; and one in track.. .at St. James High (Minn.) his team was 11-1 in football in 1993 and was Division champs., .he was first team all-conference at running back at Butte...also all-league in baseball... Business major with an emphasis on finance.

ELEU KANE

MIKE KOWALSKI

ANDY LARSON

5-10, 165 WR, F r . , HS+RS H o n o l u l u , HI

5-11, 203 OLB, S r . , 3V

6-1, 180 K/(S), J r . , 2V

C u t B ank, M T

H elena, M T

A n exciting young receiver with excellent speed, Eleu will see plenty of action in 1995...redshirt at Montana last season...ended spring drills as the backup at the “H ” receiver position behind senior honors candidate Matt Wells...a two-sport star at Kamehameha High School in Kailua...earned three letters in track and two in football...twice the state MVP in track, and winner of the state title in the 100 meters as a junior and senior...had a best of 10.6 in the 100 meters...all-state in football as a senior...team MVP as a senior with 34 catches for 587 yards and seven touchdowns.. .prep football coach was Blaine Gaison... General studies major. PRONOUNCED: EE-lay-ow... .Kaw-NEE.

iVfike was among UM's leading tacklers early last season, but was sidelined with a knee injury in the North Texas game. .had 14 tackles in Montana's first three games in 1994. ..also a valuable member of the Grizzlies' special teams...All-Big Sky selec tion academic team in 1992 and 1993 with a 3.62 GPA...earned nine letters at Cut Bank High: four each in football and track, and one in wrestling.. .first team all-state at running back and linebacker as a junior and senior...Montana East-West Shrine Game participant...his (dad) Ron Kowalski - coached teams won state class “B” championships in foot ball in 1989 and 1990...Mike also won state titles in track his junior and senior years.. .M i s c . : avid fly fisherman and hunter... Geology major. PRONOUNCED: KOE-wall-skee.

A n d y made one of the biggest kicks in Grizzly history, hitting the game-winning field goal from 37 yards out with eight seconds to go against McNeese State last year...is 8th in career scoring with 148 points...scored 79 points -- 5th most in UM's single-season history in 1993, and set a school record with 49 PATs that year...longest field goal was a 46-yarder against Jacksonville State in '93...earned three letters each in football and track at Helena's Capital High School...allstate punter and kicker as a senior for coach Jim Tuss...track captain as a senior and third in the state in the long jump (20-11)...set a school record with a 47-yard field goal while at Capital... Business major.

JOSH LASLOVICH

JOE LEHMAN

MIKE LORENTZ

5-11, 185 WR, F r . , HS+RS

6-3, 235 DE, So., IV Coos B a y , O R

6-4, 250 DL, F r . , T R

M is s o u la , M T

J osh is vying for playing time at receiver.. .from local Sentinel High School where he earned seven letters: three in football; and two in basketball and track.. .team captain in football and basketball.. .allstate as a senior and a Montana East-West Shrine Game se le c tio n .. .all-city in football and basketball.. .placed sixth in the state in the javelin as a senior...all-conference in football as a junior and senior...Sentinel defensive MVP in 1993...high school football coach was Tim Kerr, a former (1977-78) starting quarterback at Montana... General Studies major.

J oe was moved from running back to defen sive end last fall, and with added weight and experience he will be a factor for the Grizzlies at right end this season...a redshirt at UM in 1993...had 10 carries for 31 yards last year, but was moved to defense in the middle of the season...should be a superb pass rusher due to his 4.57 speed in the 40...third team all-state running back at Marshfield High School...team captain as a senior...rushed for 1,612 yards and 21 touch downs in his career.. .also had 130 career tackles at linebacker...his prep team won the state champi onship his senior year...prep coach was Kent Wigle... General Studies major. PRONOUNCED: LEE-Mun.

T hornton, C O

A possible impact player, Mike has the speed and strength to play end or tackle for the Grizzlies...transfer from the University of Colo rado and will have four years of eligibility at UM...earned three letters in football and three in wrestling at Thornton High School.. .was named to seven different All-American teams his senior year.. .named All-Colorado and all-state as a junior and sen io r...team captain in football and wrestling...also lettered twice in track...prep grid coach was A1 Knectal... Wildlife Biology major.

TROY LUCAS

ERIC MANZANAREZ

CHRIS MORTON

6-3, 260 OG, S r . , 3V P o r t l a n d , OR

6-3, 241 DT, So., IV

5-10, 190 RB, S r . , IV

T roy has been a valuable player at Montana the past two seasons, adding quality depth on both the offensive and defensive lines...finished spring drill as No. 2 man at left guard behind honors candidate Mike Agee...has played offensive guard and defensive tackle during his career at UM....as a senior he was first team all-state at offensive guard, and a second team selection at defensive tackle at Canby Union High School...that year he was also team captain and first team all-conference both ways...as a junior he was all-league at offen sive tackle...played in the O regon Shrine Game...junior and senior prep teams won league titles, going 9-0 in back-to-back seasons...prep football coach was Erv Garrison... Health & Human Performance major.

G rea t F a lls ,

E ric has added much-needed weight which should add up to more playing time for him...he was moved from defensive end to defensive tackle last spring and emerged as the backup at left tackle...was a redshirt in 1993...all-state as a se nior at Great Falls High School for coach Dale Pohle...as a senior he had 95 tackles, nine sacks, two inteceptions, and was selected team MVP.. .allstate and all-conference his junior season...Shrine Game participant...Misc.: his brother, Yohanse, is UM's starter at right defensive end... Pre-physical Therapy major. PRONOUNCED: Man-Zan-AIR-Ess.

JUSTIN OLSEN 5-10, 170 WR, F r ., HS+RS H e l e n a , MT Z a c k has worked hard in the weight room and is battling for playing time at end...finished spring drills No. 3 at left end...a redshirt at Montana last season...all-state tight end and defensive end at Butte Central High School as a senior in 1993...team captain as a senior as well...all-con ference both ways as a junior and senior., .also all conference in basketball...participated in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game.. .high school football coach was Don Peoples... Business major.

O n e of the biggest surprises from spring drills, Justin could see action at the “Y” receiver position...was third on the depth chart there after spring drills...earned five letters at Helena High School: three in football and two in track...all-state receiver as a junior and senior...team MVP on offense his junior and senior years, and first team all-league those seasons as well.. .his senior year he had 51 receptions for 950 yards and nine touchdowns...prep football coach was Greg Trenary... Pre-Medicine major.

San J o s e , C A

C h ris had a great spring and is vying for the starting job at running back...UM's third leading rusher last year with 154 yards...an All-Big Sky academic team pick in 1994 with a 3.00 GPA...a redshirt at UM in 1993.. .bench presses 225 pounds 19 times, and runs a 4.55 in the 40...a transfer from Oregon State...started as a "true" freshman for the Beavers, and had a career-best 64 yards against Cal-Berkeley in 1991.. .OSU's second-lead ing rusher as a frosh with 353 yards on 89 carries.. .a highly-touted prep recruit, he rushed for 2,782 career yards at Leland High School in San Jose, scoring 38 touchdowns.. .prep All-Amercian weightlifter... Health & Human Performance major.

RAUL PACHECO 5-9, 170 WR, F r ., HS+RS K a i l u a , HI /? au l had a great spring and may start at the “Z” receiver position...all-state as a junior and senior at Iolani (EYE-oh-Lawn-ee) High School, and had 122 catches those two years.. .led the state in receiving as a senior with 74 catches for 1,020 yards and 7 touchdowns...all-conference pick tw ic e.. .p articip ated in H aw aii’s Shrine Game... earned eight letters in high school: three in football and basketball; and two in track...coHawaiian Prep of the Year...co-captain in football and basketball as a senior...high school football coach was Wendal Look...played with Griz QB Brian Ah Yat in high school... General Studies major. PRONOUNCED: rah-OOL... .Puh-CHAY-koe.

JOSH PAFFHAUSEN

RYAN PALMA

ERIC RASMUSSEN

6 -0 , 1 75 QB, S o., IV B u t t e , MT

6 -1 , 2 0 5 FS, S r., 2V C a n b y , OR

6 -4 , 2 2 0 TE, S o., IV K e n n e w i c k , WA

c/osh was seeing plenty of action last year until he was sidelined with a knee injury in UM's second game of the season against Carson-Newman.. .is vying for the backup role at quarterback... redshirted at UM in 1993...a three-sport star at Butte High School, earning 10 letters, four in trac k , and th re e each in foo tb all and basketball...gridiron MVP at the "AA" level as a junior and senior for coach Jon McElroy...the Bulldogs won the "AA" state championship in 1992...the USA Today Montana Player of the Year as a junior...team captain in football and basketball and "Outstanding Sprinter" in high school...all-conference in basketball...high hur dles, triple jump, and intermedite hurdles cham pion at the "AA" level...in football he won the "Hard Hat" Award as a senior... General Studies major.

i?yan is a versatile player and can play either safety position.. .finished spring drills as the back up at "Fox" or free safety.. .also a valuable special teams member...Montana's 14th leading return ing tackier with 14 stops last year.. .transferred to UM from Oregon State.. .an All-Big Sky academic team choice with a 3.00 GPA.. .from Canby Union High School, where he lettered four times in track and three times in football.. .grid team was football conference champion in 1989 and 1990...twice team MVP in track, specializing in sprints and the long jump...set a school record in the long jump at 22-11.. .twice all-state in football for coach Erv Garrison...captain in track for two seasons and once in football... Pre-Physical Therapy major.

Eric was moved from wide receiver to tight end this past spring and adds quality depth to that position, as well as on special teams...also played wide receiver and quarterback for the Grizzlies...team captain and Most Inspirational Player as a senior at Kennewick High School...all-conference at safety and quarterback for coach Ted Homme...as a senior he passed for 1,600 yards, completed 59 percent, and threw 18 touchdown passes for the fourthranked team in the state...prep team was 10-2 in 1992 and Eastern Washington Region champi ons... 1993 Tri-Cities Player of the Year...led league in yards per completion (18.0) and passing efficiency...earned seven letters: football (three), baseball (two), basketball (one), and track (one)...honors student as a prep with a 3.9 GPA... General Studies major.

GABE REECE

JOSH REMINGTON

TORY RICHTMYER

6 -5 , 2 5 0 OC, F r . , HS+RS S a l e m , OR

6 -1 , 1 9 5 SS, S o., IV K a l i s p e l l , MT

6 -0 , 1 8 0 FS, S o ., SQ+RS T o w n s e n d , MT

A quality young offensive lineman, it’s just a matter of time for Gabe to work his way into the lineup.. .should see action at center this year and can also play guard...lettered in football (three), track (two), and wrestling (one) at South Salem High School.. .was his team ’s Offensive Lineman of the Year as a junior and senior...all-state at center as a junior and all-conference his junior and senior seasons.. .won league titles as a junior and senior...high school football coach was Terry Haligen... General Studies major.

c/osh had a great freshman season as he was named UM's "co-Freshman of the Year" along with Jason Crebo...was named the Big Sky's special teams player of the week for his play against Cal Poly, SLO.. .UM's tenth leading returning tackier with 17 stops.. .led Griz with three blocked kicks... returned to Montana after serving a one-year mission for the Morman church...first team allstate at defensive back at Flathead High School as a senior.. .team MVP in football as a senior... 1993 M ontana E ast-W est S h rin e G am e participant.. .lettered twice in football and twice in basketball...all-conference in basketball.. .prep foot ball coach was Bob Applegate... General Studies major.

.Adds quality depth to the secondary, where he is vying for playing time at free safety.. .an eight time letterman at Broadwater High School.. .earned four letters in football, three in track, and one in wrestling.. .all-state and all-conference in football as a senior...team captain in football his senior season...high school football coach was Chuck Harvey... Business major.

RANDY RILEY

SCOTTIE RILEY

ROWELL

6-3, 230 DE Jr., 2V Butte, MT

6-4, 235 TE, J r., SQ B e n s a l e m , PA

, B.C.

O n e of UM’s quickest linemen Randy has seen considerable action at end the last two sea sons, and 1995 will be no different...among the team leaders with three tackles for losses and a sack...an all-league academic selection with a 3.00 GPA.. .moved from linebacker to defensive left end his freshman year...continues to add weight and strength...runs a 4.62 in the 40 and can bench press 225 pounds 19 times...all-state and all conference at Butte High School for coach Jon McElroy.. .and, according to coach McElroy: “Randy is fast, tough, and a good athlete. He sells out every game to the maximum. On our team he was a leader and a doer.”... Art major.

S cottie is vying for playing time at right defen sive tackle...one of the strongest players on the team, benching 225 pounds 27 times...redshirted at Montana in 1993... played one season at Northern Montana College (1992)...at Bensalem High School he earned nine letters: three times in basketball and track; twice in football; and once in cross country...was all-conference in football at linebacker and tight end his senior season for coach A1 Black... Sociology major with a career in law enforce ment.

A transfer from College of the Siskiyous in Weed, Calif., Darren is a promising quarterback, but will more-than-likely redshirt in 1995...passed for more than 3,000 yards and set five records at Siskiyous for coach Dennis Roberts...earned 10 letters at W.J. Movat Secondary School, including four in football.. .three-year captain in football. .MVP of conference and second team All-Canadian as a senior...as a senior he passed for 2,362 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushed for nine TDs, and his team was 8-2-2, and Provincial champions.. .runnerup for British Columbia’s “High School Athlete of the Year” in 1992...set a prep record with 378 passing yards in a playoff game...prep football coach was Denis Kelly... Health and Human Performance major with plans to go into athletic training.

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W a d e redshirted at Montana last season after transferring from fellow Big Sky Conference mem ber University of Idaho.. .is vying for playing time at left defensive tackle, where he finished spring drills at No. 3 on the depth chart...started his college career at the U nited S tates Air Force Academy...excellent lower body strength with 47 reps in the leg press at 500 pounds...also bench presses 225 pounds 20 times...his brother, Dennis was a four-year letterman and two-year starter at linebacker at Montana from 1991-94.. .was a threeyear letterman at Rogers High School.. .all-confer ence selection...team MVP as a senior... General Studies major.

DAVID SIRMON

SCOTT SPRAGGINS

6-1 1/2, 225 OLB, J r., 2V Walla Walla, WA

5-9, 180 CB, Sr., 3V Great Falls, MT

D av id will start at the "Hero" or outside line backer position...is UM's fourth leading returning tackier with 34 stops...bench presses 225 pounds 21 times.. .named to All-Big Sky academic team in 1993 and 1994 with 3.35 GPA...All-Big Nine Conference selection in 1989,1990 and 1991... allstate and team captain as a senior at Walla Walla High School for coach Gary Mires...earned four letters in wrestling and three in football.. .grid MVP on offense and defense...played in Washington’s State All-Star game...his teams’ Most Inspirational Player...averaged 17 tackles a game as a senior...Misc.: his brother, John was a three-year starter at The University of Idaho (1989-92)... History/Political Science major.

S c o tt was moved from running back to cornerback midway through last season...last year in just four games he rushed for 86 yards and two touchdowns...in 1993, he rushed for 204 yards and three touchdowns, and had a critical 19-yard TD catch against Idaho in the Big Sky title game ...bench presses 225 pounds 18 times and runs a 4.68 in the 40...all-state and all-conference at Great Falls High for coach Dale Pohle...rushed for 1,496 yards as a senior...team MVP on offense as a se n io r...te a m cap tain in football as a senior...earned three letters in track...all-state and all-conference in track... Health & Human Performance major. PRONOUNCED: SPRAY-Gins.

JLast year Kelly rushed for a team-high nine touchdowns...UM's leading returning rusher with 240 yards on 62 carries.. .sixth in receiving with 33 catches...in 1993, he shared Montana’s "Top Sophomore" Award (with defensive end Yohanse Manzanarez)...14th in career scoring at UM with 104 points...at Hellgate High School he was first team all-state at halfback and as a returner in 1991...1ed the state in rushing (1,577 yards, aver aging 8.0 yards a carry) in '91...rushed for 303 yards in one game...second team all-state as a junior...team captain and MVP in football in 1990...also team captain in track...earned eight varsity letters...played for Knights' 1990 state bas ketball title team.. .football coach was Van Troxel... Business Administration major. PRONOUNCED: Stens-ROOD.

M ik e should start at right cornerback this season...started twice last year and had 19 tackles and an interception (against Eastern Washington) during the regular season...the Grizzlies' ninth leading returning tackier...from Grossmont Junior College where he was first team All-Mission Con ference as a sophomore, and was voted team MVP of the secondary...led his junior college team in tackles and pass deflections (10)...team captain at Lincoln High School as a senior and all-league selection twice...earned seven letters in football, basketball, track, and tennis...team captain as a quarterback in high school.. .second team All-C.I.F. at QB...had 1,752 career passing yards for 20 touchdowns... Social work major.

Ryan emerged as the starter at left tackle after spring drills... 11th (tie) leading returning tackier with 14 stops...runs a 4.96 in the 40 and does 24 reps in the bench press at 225 pounds...from Big Sky High School, where he earned two letters in football and one in wrestling...all-conference and all-city at offensive tackle for former Grizzly coach (1977-78) and player (1959-62) Gary Ekegren...team captain in football as a senior and co-captain in wrestling...moved to Missoula from Salt Lake City, Utah, where he played varsity football and American Legion baseball.. .also played legion baseball for the Missoula Mavericks.. .Misc.: wants to become a pilot after graduation... General Studies major.

89 LARRY TOFANELLI

BRIAN TOONE

MIKE WILSON

6-0, 170 WR, Sr., IV S t o c k t o n , CA

6-2, 261 DT, Jr., 2V B u t t e , MT

5-7, 160 WR, S r ., IV

H a d a very solid spring and may start at the “X” receiver position...had two catches last sea son, including a 31-yarder for a touchdown in UM’s opener against Sonoma State...came to UM from San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton, Calif...two-year starter, all-conference, and team captain at Delta for coach Gary Scott...led team with 35 catches as a sophomore...earned 11 letters at Linden (Calif.) High School: four each in basketball and track and three in football...led league with 22 catches and 370 yards as a senior for coach Mark Miller...MVP in track as a senior...team captain in football and track as a senior...all-league in football as a senior... Math major and hopes to become a teacher.

W a h ia w a , H I

B ria n started two games last year and was sidelined with a lower leg injury, which hampered his play the last half of the season...UM's fifth leading returning tackier with 28 stops in only nine regular-season games.. .had three tackles for losses and two sacks in 1994...can bench press 225 pounds 27 times.. .moved from linebacker to tackle his freshman year...nam ed to the Big Sky Conference's all-academic team in 1993 and 1994 with a 3.28 GPA...redshirted at Montana in 1992...all-state and all-conference for coach Jon McElroy at Butte High School.. .played in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game...had 49 tackles and three interceptions as a senior... Business Administration major.

M ik e was playing a lot last year but was sidelined with a knee injury...a redshirt at UM in 1993... a two-year starter at Oregon Tech... in '92, he had 66 catches for 890 yards and 10 TDs...was nam ed first team All-Colum bia Football Association...fifth in NAIA Division II with 7.3 catches a game.. .third in the league in scoring with 64 points...set a record with 15 catches for 266 yards against Southern Oregon in Tech's historic finale, November 14, 1992...head coach at Tech was Craig Edward...at Leilehua High School in Wahiaw, on Oahu, he was first team all-league, and honorable mention all-state in 1990 ...ranked second in the Western Division with 28 catches for 451 yards and two TDs in eight games... Business Administration major.

KEITH WOODS

TREVOR WOODS

5-10, 175

5-7, 165

CB,

WR, So., TR

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IV CA

/Ceith saw a lot of action last season and finished spring drills as the starter at left cornerback...had 11 tackles and an interception against Cal Poly, SLO, which he returned 45 yards for a touchdown...came to Montana from Taft (Calif.) Junior College...was an All-American, allstate, all-conference, and his team’s Most Inspira tional Player at Taft as a sophomore.. .set a school record with five blocked kicks that season.. .lettered in football at San Fernando High School and was team MVP and “Outstanding Defensive Back” as a senior...all-area, all-conference, and all-city his senior year...had 94 tackles and seven intercep tions in his career... Political Science major.

D ia m o n d B a r ,

TVevor is vying for playing time at wide receiver...transfer from University of Ohio and lettered at Mt. San Antonio College in California in 1993...prepped at Bishop Amat Memorial High School and lettered in football, baseball, and track...his 1993 football team went a state record 15-0 en route to C.I.F. title, and his team was ranked sixth in the nation, and second in the state that year...as a senior he had 25 catches for 500 yards and 5 TDs, and he averaged 40.5 yards per kickoff return...team co-captain as a senior...high school football coach was Mark Paredes...first team all-state, all-league, and all-C.I.F. in base ball... Communications major.

A n intergral part of Montana's talented offen sive line, Jeff was an honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference choice last season...missed most of spring practice with a back injury...underwent back surgery in May, and total recovery is expected...started all 14 games in 1994, and several games the previous year as a redshirt freshman...four-year letterman at Thurston High School, earning two letters in football and two in track...all-state and all-conference in football as a senior for coach Don Stone...team captain as a senior...Misc.: his father, Dan, played football at Oregon State, and his uncle, Jim, played at Mon tana in the early 70’s... General Studies major.

Junior free safety Blaine McElmurry led the Grizzlies with four interceptions last sea so n , which ranked him fourth (tie) in the Big Sky C onference.

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CHAD BRANDON LB, 6-3, 195, 4.65 in the 40. Hometown: Helena, Mont. / High School: Helena HS Honors: Second team all-state in football...USA Today honorable mention All-American...Selected for the East-West Shrine, MontanaNorth Dakota All-Star Game, and Down Under all-star games...Had 220 career tackles, eight forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries, and seven interceptions, two of which went for touchdowns...

JOE BURKLEY OL, 6-4, 260, 4.9 in the 40. Hometown: Tumwater, Wash. / High School: Tumwater HS Honors: a ll- s ta te .. .H is 1 9 9 3 p re p team w on th e sta te championship...Selected for Washington Shrine Game: National Honor Student with 3.9 GPA...Also lettered in basketball...Prep grid coach was Sid Otten...

TROY CAPSER OT, 6-4, 260, 4.8 IN THE 40. Hometown: Billings, Mont./High School: Billings Central HS Honors: Transfer from Butte College in California, where he started at tight end for his third-ranked team...Had three touchdown catches at Butte last year...Moved to offensive tackle at UM, and will add immediate depth to UM’s offensive line..Twice all-conference at Billings Central High School...As a senior he was all-state and team captain...Played for coach Jim Hogan, a former Griz starting linebacker...Also lettered twice in track...

RYAN JOY OL, 6-4, 285, 5.0 in the 40. Hometown: Havre, Mont. / High School: Havre HS Honors: All-state in football as a senior.. .All-state in track in 1992 and 1993...Selected for East-West Shrine Game and Montana-North Dakota All-Star game...Prep football coach was Scott Sward...

PAUL MOCKO DE, 6-2, 225, 5.0 in the 40. Hometown: Missoula, Mont. / High School: Hellgate HS Honors: Twice nam ed all-state...E ast-W est S hrine G am e selection...Also named to Montana-North Dakota All-Star game roster...Prep coach was Jeff Dohn...

DALLAS NEIL Punter/LB 6-3, 200, 4.7 in the 40. Hometown: Great Falls, Mont. / High School: Great Falls HS Honors: First team all-state punter in 1993 and 1994...Selected for East-West Shrine Game at quarterback...Offensive MVP and team captain as a senior...Honorable mention all-state QB as a senior for coach Dale Pohle...Student Body President and member of Honor Society and Honor Guard (top 10 students in his school) with 3.98 GPA...Also all-state in basketball and golf...Averaged 41.5 yards punting last two seasons...

CHASE RAYNOCK DL, 6-5, 255, 4.9 in the 40. Hometown: Billings, Mont. / High School: Billings Skyview HS Honors: Named all-state and first team all-conference, and is an East-

DAVID (D.J.) COLTER DL, 6-3, 240, 4.8 in the 40. Hometown: Hysham, Mont. / High School: Hysham HS Honors: Selected three times all-state and four times all-conference in

West Shrine Game alternate...Prep football coach is Ron Lebsock, former UM standout.. .Also played high school basketball.. .Participated in Montana-North Dakota All-Star Game...

football...Will play in “Treasure State All-Star Game”...Academic allstate and class Valedictorian with 3.9 GPA. President of National Honor Society...Twice all-state in basketball, and four times all league... Participated in state track meet three times...Prep coach was Shawn Hollowell...

NATE SANDERS RB, 6-0, 185, 4.5 in the 40. Hometown: Anaconda, Mont. / High School: Anaconda HS Honors: Twice all-state...Had more than 2,000 yards in total offense

JUSTIN GAINES CB, 5-10, 175, 4.5 in the 40. Hometown: Niceville, Fla. / High School: Niceville HS Honors: All-Northwest Florida, 1993and 1994... All-County in weight lifting (170-pound division).. .Honor student with 3.4 GPA. Prep coach was Frank Sorrells...

as a senior...Selected for East-West Shrine Game and Montana-North Dakota All-Star game...All-State in track and all-conference in basketball...His prep football coach was Allen Green, a former Grizzly standout at tight end...

TRAVIS WALKER WR, 6-1, 195, 4.6 in the 40. Hometown: Plentywood, Mont. / High School: Plentywood HS Honors: Four times all-state and all-conference in football.. .all-state at

RYLAN JOLLYMORE LB, 6-2, 215, 4.7 IN THE 40. Hometown: Gilbert, Ariz. / High School: Highland HS Honors: First team all-state for 12-1 te a m ... Defensive team

three different positions...Will play safety in East-West Shrine Game and wide receiver in the Montana-North Dakota All-Star gam e.. .Three times all-state and all-conference in basketball... Scored more than 2,000 points in his career...Averaged 28 points a game in basketball the last two seasons... Twice state champion in the long jump... Coached by his father, Duane Walker, a former starter at tight end for the Grizzlies (1974-77)...

MVP...Fourth in the state in “4A ” with 162 tackles as a senior...Also had six forced fumbles, five fumble recoveries, and two interceptions in ’94...Selected for Arizona All-Star Game and Down Under All-Star Game...Lettered in track and is a power lifter.. . Prep coach was Mike Epperson...

JEREMY WATKINS WR, 6-0, 170, 4.7 in the 40. Hometown: Missoula, Mont. / High School: Big Sky HS Honors: Montana’s “AA” Player of the Year on offense...Also an all-

BRAD JONES OL, 6-7, 275, 5.0 in the 40. Hometown: San Diego, Calif. / High School: Helix HS Honors: All-San Diego Area team...Second team All-C.I.F.. . Also

state selection...Named to East-West Shrine Game team...National Honor Society with 3.5 GPA...Prep coach was former UM player and coach Gary Ekegren...Also lettered in basketball...

lettered in basketball and track...

j V f o n t a n a 's weight room was completed in the winter of 1991 at a cost of an esti足 mated $220,000, with all of the funding provided by private donors. It covers ap足 proximately 4,000 square feet. Bruce Wallwork (photo right), has served as UM's Strength and Conditioning Coordi足 nator since March of 1988.

The Grizzly power weight room is divided into three separate areas of apparatus: AREA Is This phase of the weight room emphasizes free weight training. It has nine benches for bench press, and incline and decline bench pressing. It also has five squat and power racks, three lifting platforms, three squat and leap ma足 chines, a calf machine, four-way neck machines, and assorted benches.

AREA 2: Combines all the dumbbells and racks with pairs starting at 15 pounds to 100 pounds, and another set which ranges from 15 pounds to 120 pounds. It also has assorted benches, prone and decline for dumbbell exercising. It incluses three overhead cable lat pulls, and a custom cross-over cable apparatus. Two dip bars, a T-bar, bent over incline and row machines are also located here. AREA 3: Eight Nautilus and eight universal machines are located here. There are also hip sleds, leg press machines, sit-up boards and ladder combinations. ______________ ______ 32

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6-4 1 /2 6-1 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-7 5-11 6-4 6-4 5-6 6-3 6-2 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-4 6-4 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-5 6-5 6-0 5-11 5-7 6-0 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-4 6-2 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-3 5-10 5-10 6-2 6-7 6-4 5-10 6-4 1 /2 5-9 6-1 5-11 6-1

285 170 180 260 185 30 0 180 195 230 175 190 231 195 185 230 260 260 225 232 24 0 21 5 255 225 175 175 165 180 270 205 230 270 22 4 175 170 195 285 170 27 5 22 4 155 190 170 290 180 180 195 195 215 27 5 28 5 165 278 160 185 203 180

Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr.

2V HS RS RS RS IV 3V HS 2V SQ IV 2V HS T R /R S RS HS JC HS RS HS IV RS RS IV 3V 2V TR IV 2V 2V 3V IV HS RS 2V JC /R S 3V HS 2V HS RS RS NA JC HS RS TR HS HS HS RS 2V HS HS 3V 2V

Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) Helena, MT (Helena HS) Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Seal Beach, CA (Los Alamitos HS) Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield 1 iS) Great Falls, MT (C.M. Russell HS) Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) Riverton, WY (U of Wyoming) Poison, MT (Bemidji St.) Huntington Beach, CA (Orange Coast JC) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Helena, MT (Helena HS) Moscow, ID (U of San Diego) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Tumwater, WA (Tumwater HS) Billings, MT (Butte JC) Missoula, MT (Frenchtown HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Hysham, MT (Hysham HS) Helena, MT (Helena HS) Valier, MT (Valier HS) Issaquah, WA (W. Carolina) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Great Falls, MT (C.M. Russell HS) Billings, MT (Billings Sr. HS) Salem, OR (Oregon State) Idaho Falls, ID (Ricks JC) Eugene, OR (Willamette HS) Medford, OR (Medford HS) Medford, OR (S. Medford HS) Columbus, MT (Columbus HS) Niceville, FL (Niceville HS) Richland, WA (Richland HS) Stevensville, MT (Stevensville HS) Ashland, OR (Col. of the Siskiyous) Deer Park, WA (Deer Park HS) Concord, CA (Concord HS) Great Falls, MT (C.M Russell HS) Bigfork, MT (Bigfork HS) Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Col. of Redwoods) Pullman, WA (Pullman HS) Coeur d â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Alene, ID (Christian Center HS) West Covina, CA (Mt. Sac JC) Helena, MT (Helena HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Lolo, MT (Big Sky HS) Gilbert, AZ (Highland HS) San Diego, CA (Helix HS) Havre, MT (Havre HS) Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) Lake Bluff, IL (Lake Forest HS) Cut Bank, MT (Cut Bank HS) Helena, MT (Helena Capital HS)

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HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Missoula, MT (Sentinel HS) Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield HS) Thornton, CO (U of Colorado) Canby, OR (Canby HS) Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) Los Alamitos, CA (Los Alamitos HS) Troy, MT (Troy HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Missoula, MT Sentinel HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) San Jose, CA (Oregon State) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Canby, OR (Oregon State) Columbia Falls, MT (Col. Falls HS) Kennewick, WA (Kennewick HS) Billings, MT (Skyview HS) Salem, OR (S. Salem HS) Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) Townsend, MT (Townsend HS) Butte, MT (Butte HS) Philadelphia, PA (N. Mont. Coll.) Abbotsford, B.C. (Col. of the Siskiyous) Morton, WA (Pasco HS) Anaconda, MT (Anaconda HS) Spokane, WA (U of Idaho) Plentywood, MT (Plentywood HS) Walla Walla, WA (Walla Walla HS) Van Nuys, CA (Grant HS) G reat Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) Roundup, MT (Roundup HS) San Diego, CA (Grossmont JC) Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) Stockton, CA (Delta JC) Butte, MT (Butte HS) G reat Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) Eureka, MT (Lincoln County HS) Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) Plentywood, MT (Plentywood HS) Ashland, OR (Ashland HS) Wahiawa, HI (Oregon Tech) Pacoima, CA (Taft JC) Diamond Bar, CA (U of Ohio) Springfield, OR (Thurston HS)

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T h e Big Sky Athletic Conference is starting its 33rd season of operation with championships being conducted in 13 sports including men's and women's cross country, basketball, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, women's volleyball, women's golf, and football. The Big Sky has eight member institutions and is affiliated with NCAA Division I in all sports except football, which is classified as Division I-AA. The 1995-96 athletic season in the Big Sky Conference is the seventh in which the league will sponsor championship competition in women's sports. On July 1, 1988, the Mountain West Athletic Conference merged with the Big Sky. The Mountain West conference had been in existence since 1982. The Big Sky Conferencecurrently consists of Boise State University, Boise, Idaho; Eastern Wash

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ington University, Cheney, Washington; Univer sity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; Idaho State Univer sity, Pocatello, Idaho; University of Montana, Missoula, Montana; Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana; Northern Arizona Universi ty, Flagstaff, Arizona; and Weber State University, Ogden, Utah. Formed in 1963, the Big Sky Conference consisted of charter members Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga University, Montana, Mon tana State and Weber State. Boise State and Northern Arizona joined the league July 1, 1970, in the Big Sky's first expan sion. Nevada was admitted to the league July 1, 1979, replacing former charter member Gonzaga. On July 1, 1987, Eastern Washington became the Big Sky's ninth member. When all nine members of the Mountain West Conference and Big Sky Conference were parallel the way was paved to merge the two leagues. This will be the last year in the league for Boise State and Idaho, as they will join the Big West Conference for the 1996-97 athletic season. However, Portland State will join the Big Sky next season, and other schools are also under consid eration. (Nevada left the league in 1992). The league office has been moved to Ogden, Utah. The office had formally been located in Boise, Idaho. The Big Sky Conference has member institu tions in six states and covers more than 220,000 square miles (or almost 1 /1 2th the total square miles in the contintental United States). The six states included in the Big Sky Conference (Ari zona, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah and Wash ington) span from the Canadian to Mexican bor

ders. The Big Sky is one of two major conferences located in the Rocky Mountain region. The name BIG SKY originated in a novel authored in 1947, by the late A. B. (Bud) Guthrie, of Great Falls, Montana, entitled THE BIG SKY. Jack Hollowell, former Montana Advertising Di rector, promoted the Big Sky theme for the Trea sure State. Harry Missildine, of the Spokane SPOKESMAN-REVIEW, called for the Confer ence to be named "The Big Sky Conference" in his column of February 20, 1963. On February 20, 1963. On February 25, 1963, the Conference name was adopted by the presidents of the newly formed league. Doug Fullerton begins his first year as the league’s commissioner. He took over for Ron Stephenson, who retired after 14 years of service. Jack Freil was the conference’s first commis sioner, serving from 1963 to 1971. He was followed by John Roning (1971-77) and Steve Belko (1977-81). Kathy Noble will begin her duties as the Big Sky’s associate commissioner October, 1, 1995. She is currently the interim athletic director at The University of Montana. Ron Loghry was named the league’s new assis tant commissioner for information services. He replaced Arnie Sgalio who had served in that capacity for the past 16 years. Big Sky Conference Big Sky Conference P.O. Box 1 4 5 9 Suite 2 0 1 Ogden, UT 8 4 4 0 2 2 4 9 1 Washington Blvd. Ogden, UT 8 4 4 0 1 8 0 1 -3 9 2 -1 9 7 8 (Office) 8 0 1 -3 9 2 -5 5 6 8 (FAX)

Past Champs, Runnersup Montana State (2-1) Idaho State (2-1)

1963—Idaho State (3-1) 1964—Montana State (3-0) 1965—Weber State, Idaho (3-1) 1966—Montana State (4-0) 1967—Montana State (4-0) 1968—Weber, Idaho, MSU (3-1) 1969—MONTANA (4-0) 1970—MONTANA (6-0) 1971—Idaho (4-1) 1972—Montana State (5-1) 1973—Boise State (6-0) 1974—Boise State (6-0) 1975—Boise State (5-0-1) 1976—Montana State (6-0) 1977—Boise State (6-0) 1978—Northern Arizona

1979—Montana State (6-1) 1980—Boise State (6-1) 1981—Idaho State, BSU (6-1) 1982—MONTANA (5-2) 1983—Nevada (6-1) 1984—Montana State (6-1) 1985—Idaho (6-1) 1986—Nevada (7-0) 1987—Idaho (7-1) 1988—Idaho (7-1) 1989—Idaho (8-0) 1990—Nevada (7-1) 1991—Nevada (8-0) 1992—Idaho (6-1) 1993—MONTANA (7-0) 1994 Boise State (6-1)

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P resid en t: Dr. Everett Frost Location: Portales, New Mexico P opu lation : 12,000 Enrollm ent: 3,600 N icknam e: Greyhounds S c h o o l C olors: Green & Silver A thletic D irector: Chris Gage H ead C oach: Harold “Bud” Elliott Alm a Mater: Baker (1953) O verall R ecord: 143-134-8 (27 yrs.) R ecord at ENM: 6-4-1 (1 yr.) B e st Tim e to Call: 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. F ootb all P hon e: 505-562-2239 A ssista n t C oach es: Glenn Johnson (Def.

Coordinator); Steve Quinn (O-Line); Tim Schaffner (Secondary); Andy Frerking (WRs/TEs); John Hicklin (RBs). Stadium : Greyhound (6,500, Grass) Stadium P hon e: 505-562-4309 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 6-4-1 L eague R ecord /F in ish : l-3 -l/5 th C o n feren ce: Lone Star Starters Back: 14 (7 off.,7 def.) L etterm en B ack /L ost: 3 9 /1 7 S eries R ecord: 2-0, UM Last M eeting: L, 15-41 @UM, 1989 SED: Judy Willson SID P h on e: 505-562-4309-W; 359-2504-H SID FAX: 505-562-4384 A thletic Trainer: Richard Bomgardner Key R etu rn ees: Conrad Hamilton, SS, 5-10, 190, Sr.; Calvin Blue, DT, 6-0, 285, Sr.; Steve Williams, FB, 5-10, 220, Sr.; Maurice Coleman, OT, 6-3, 280, Sr.

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W ash in g to n S tate U niversity P resid en t: Dr. Samuel Smith L ocation: Pullman, Washington P op u lation : 23,600 E nrollm ent: 19,400 N icknam e: Cougars S c h o o l C olors: Crimson & Gray A th letic D irector: Rick Dickson H ead C oach: Mike Price Alm a Mater: Puget Sound (1969) O verall R ecord: 81-77 (14 yrs.) R ecord at WSU: 35-33 (6 yrs.) B e st Tim e to Call: 11:00 a.m.- Noon, Tues-Thurs. F ootb all P h on e: 509-335-0250 A ssista n t C o a ch es: Craig Bray (Secondary); Bill

Doba (Def. Coord./ILBS); Gary Emanuel (DTs); Mike Levenseller (WRs); Larry Lewis (Asst. Head Coach/DEs); Lawrence Livingston (OGs/OCs); John McDonell (Off. Coord./OTs); Al “Buzz” Preston (RBs); Jim Zeches (OLBs). Stadium : Martin (37,600/OmniTurf) Stadium P h on e: 509-335-0270/2684 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 8-4 L eague R ecord /F in ish : 5-3/4th C o n feren ce: Pac-10 S tarters Back: 12 (7 off.,3 def., 2 kickers) L etterm en B ack /L ost: 3 6 /1 9 S eries R ecord: 31-2, WSU Last M eetin g: W, 24-13, @WSU, 1992 SID: Rod Commons SID P h on e: 509-335-0270-W; 332-8309-H SID FAX: 509-335-0267 A thletic Trainer: Mark Smaha Key R etu rn ees: Chris Hayes, OLB, 6-0, 202, Sr.; Dwayne Sanders, DE, 6-7, 255, Sr,; Chad Davis, QB, 6-2, 200, Jr.; Frank Madu, RB, 5-9, 170, Sr.; Jay Dumas, SB, 6-2, 170, Sr.

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Chris Hayes Linebacker

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n iv e r s it y o f

in n e so t a - D u l u t h

n iv e r s it y o f

C a l ifo r n ia - D

a v is

C hancellor: Dr. Kathryn Martin L ocation: Duluth, Minnesota P opu lation : 85,000 Enrollm ent: 7,600 N icknam e: Bulldogs S ch o o l C olors: Maroon & Gold A thletic D irector: Bruce McLeod H ead C oach: Jim Malosky Alm a Mater: Minnesota (1951) O verall R ecord: 235-114-12 (12 years) R ecord at UMD: 235-114-12 (12 yrs.) B est Tim e to Call: 8:00 a.m .-l:00 p.m. F ootb all P h o n e: 218-726-7121 A ssista n t C o a ch es: Scott Hanna (Interior Line);

P resid en t: Dr. Charles Ruch L ocation: Boise, Idaho P op u lation : 130,198 Enrollm ent: 15,060 N ick n am e: Broncos S c h o o l C olors: Blue & Orange A th letic D irector: Gene Bleymaier H ead C oach: Pokey Allen A lm a Mater: Utah (1965) O verall R ecord: 80-36-2 (9 yrs.) R ecord at BSU: 16-10 (2 yrs.) B e st Tim e to Call: 9:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m., M-F F ootb all P h on e: 208-385-1793 A ssista n t C oach es: Tom Mason (Asst. Head

C h an cellor: Dr. Larry Vanderhoef L ocation: Davis, California P op u lation : 53,000 E nrollm ent: 22,700 N icknam e: Aggies S c h o o l C olors: Yale Blue & Gold A th letic D irector: Dr. Keith Williams H ead C oach: Bob Biggs Alm a M ater: UC Davis (1973) O verall R ecord: 16-6 (2 yrs.) R ecord at UCD: 16-6 (2 yrs.) B e st Tim e to Call: Early Afternoon F ootb all P h on e: 916-752-1356 A ssista n t C oach es: Fred Arp (Asst. Head Coach/

Vince Repesh (Def. Coordinator); Jim Malosky Jr. (Off. Coordinator); Dave Stromme (WRs). Stadium : Griggs Field (4,000/SuperTurfII) Stadium P h o n e: 218-726-7224 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 4-7 L eague R eco rd /F in ish : 3-3/T, 4th C o n feren ce: Northern Sun Intercollegiate S tarters Back: 14 (7 off., 7 def.) L etterm en B ack /L ost: 3 4 /1 7 S eries R ecord: First Meeting

Coach/Def. Coord./LBs); Dave Stromsweld (Off.. Coord ./O-Line); Scott Criner (RBs); Ron Gould (Secondary); Andy Ludwig (QBs); Barry Sacks (DLine); Don Bailey (WRs/TEs); Pete Kwitatkowski (D-Ends). Stadium : Bronco (22,600/Blue Astro Turf) Stadium P h on e: 208-385-1408 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 13-2 (NCAA Runnerup) L eague R ecord /F in ish : 6 -1 /ls t C on feren ce: Big Sky Starters Back: 19 (10 off.,8 def., 1 kicker) L etterm en B ack/L ost: 40 /1 2 S eries R ecord: 16-18, BSU Last M eetin g: W, 38-14 @BSU, 1994 SID: Max Corbet SID P h on e: 208-385-1515-W; 345-2180-H SID FAX: 208-385-1778 A thletic Trainer: Gary Craner Key R etu rn ees: Tony Hilde, QB, 6-0, 195, Jr.; Ryan Ikebe, WR, 5-10, 178, Jr.; Paul Coffman, C, 6-1, 251, Sr.; Brian Smith, LB, 5-10, 229, Sr.; Rashid Gayle, CB, 5-8, 180, Sr.

D-Line/Recruiting Coord.); Mike Moroski (Off.. Coordinator); Lou Bronzon (Def. Coordinator); Greg Chapla (RBs); Daryl Hill (DBs); Tony Franks (O-Line); Ted Hoal TEs). S tadium : Toomey Field (10,111, Grass) S tadium P h on e: 916-752-9366/9367 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 6-4 L eague R ecord /F in ish : DNA C o n feren ce: Div. II Independent S tarters B ack: 8 (4 off.,2 def., 2 spec.) L etterm en B ack /L ost: 3 9 /2 5 S e r ie s R ecord: First Meeting Last M eetin g: First Meeting SID: Doug Dull SID P h o n e: 916-752-3505-W; 649-3174-H SID FAX: 916-752-2676 A th letic Trainer: Jeff Hogan K ey R etu rn ees: Chris Chambers, QB, 6-3, 200, Sr.; Mike Legrand, C, 6-1, 250, Sr.; Derek Vandersloot, LB, 5-8, 190, Sr.

SID: B ob Nygaard SID P h o n e: 218-726-8191-W; 724-6366-H SID FAX: 218-726-6529 A thletic Trainer: Don Roach Key R etu rn ees: Brian Potocnik, LB, 6-1, 210,

Sr.; Kurt King, OG, 6-3, 230, Jr.; Eric Siljendahl, HB, 6-2, 185, Sr.; David Floysand, QB, 6-6, 195, Sr.; Shawn Racine, Safety, 5-11, 190, Jr.; Chad Stoskopf, DE, 6-5, 230, Sr..

Jim Malosky Head Coach

Overall: 1 3 -2 /B ig Sky:

O 1 O 8

O O O N N

15 22 29 5 19

@Montana State St. Cloud State ©Portland State @Bemidji State* Wisconsin-River Falls Southwest State* @Moorhead State* Winona State* @Minnesota-Morris* Northern State* @Idaho State

1 9 9 5 Schedule

D a te

O pponent

S 2 S 9

Wisconsin-Stout @St. Cloud State

SI 6

S23 S30 O 7 014 021 O 28 N 4 N 11

L L L W W W L L W L L

7-37 7-35 21-35 48-13 17-14 9-21 7-17 20-40 42-0 15-20 29-24

T im e (CST)

S 3 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 1 O 8

0 15 O 22

N 5

N N N D D D

12 19 26 3

10 17

1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

6-1

O verall: 6 -4

W W w w w w L W

36-26 40-19 37-27 35-7 28-16 24-17 21-32 38-10

3 8 -1 0

@Eastern Washington* Idaho* #North Texas # Appalachian State ^Marshall L ^Youngstown State ^Division I-AA playoff game

16-13 27-24 24-20 17-14 28-24 14-28

M ontana*

w w w w w

1 9 9 5 Schedule

2 : 3 0 p .m .

Bemidji State* 1:30 p.m. ©Wayne State (NT.) 30 p.m. ©Southwest State' 30 p.m. Moorhead State (1 C) 30 p.m. @Winona State* 30 p.m. Minnesota-Morris* 30 p.m. 00 p.m. ©Northern State* 8:30 a.m Southwest State* (NSIC Metrodome Classic) *Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference game

Northeastern (Mass.) Cal-North ridge Nevada Liberty ©Northern Arizona* Weber State* @Idaho State* @Montana State*

D a te

O pponent

S 9 S 16

©Utah State Sam Houston State

S23

@ M ontana*

3 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12

1 9 9 5 Schedule

O pponent

S 9 S 16 S 23

Western State (CO) Humboldt State Sonoma State

Tim e (Mtn.)

S30

7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m.

O 7 014 021 028 N 4 N il

©Portland State ©St. Mary’s (CA) Cal-North ridge @Sacramento State ©Southern Utah Cal Poly, SLO

7:05 p.m. Northwestern State (LA) 7:05 p.m. Northern Arizona* 0 1 4 @Weber State* 12:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 0 2 1 Idaho State* 7:05 p.m. O 28 Portland State 1:05 p.m. N 4 Eastern Washington* 1:05 p.m. N 11 Montana State* 'T05 p.m. N 18 @Idaho* *Big Sky Conference game

S S S O O O O O N N

@Pacific @Cal-North ridge St. Mary’s (CA) Southern Utah Sacramento State @Cal Poly, SLO Sonoma State @Humboldt State Chico State @San Francisco State

D a te

1 :3 5 p .m .

S 30 O 7

Chris Chambers Quarterback

1 9 9 4 R esults

1 9 9 4 Results

1 9 9 4 R esults

O verall: 4 -7 /N S IC : 3 -3

S 3 S 10 S 17 S 24

Bob Biggs Head Coach

Brian Smith Linebacker

Pokey Allen Head Coach

Brian Potocnik Linebacker

L L W W W L W L W W

7-24 13-52 13-0 41-16 27-24 31-32 43-13 21-33 35-7 49-13

Tim e (Pac.)

7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1 2 :3 0 p.m .

7:00 1:00 7:00 6:00 12:00 7:00

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

O p p o n en ts W e be r S tate U n iv e r s it y

N o r t h e r n A r iz o n a U n iv e r s it y

President: Dr. Paul H. Thompson Location: Ogden, Utah P opulation: 7 5 ,0 0 0 Enrollm ent: 14 ,0 0 0 Nicknam e: Wildcats School Colors.: Royal Purple & White Athletic Director: Dutch Belnap Head Coach: Dave Arslanian Alma Mater: Weber State (1972) Overall Record: 34-33 (6 yrs.) Record at WSU: 34-33 (6 yrs.) B est Time to Call: 11:30 a.m.-Noon F ootb all P hone: 80 1-626-6493 A ssistant Coaches: Sam Aloia (O-Line); Paul Arslanian (Def. Coordinator/LBs); Mark Brady (Secondary); Mark Gorscak (Admin. Coord./W Rs, Kickers); Rich Ericson (QB/RBs); Michael Gray (D-Line). Stadium : Wildcat (17,500, Grass) Stadium P hone: 8 0 1 -6 2 6 -6 588 1 9 9 4 Record: 5 6 League R ecord/F inish: 2-5/T , 6th C onference: Big Sky Starters Back: 14 (7 off.,6 def., 1 spec.) Letterm en B ack /L ost: 3 5 /1 6 S eries Record: 23-10, Montana Last Meeting: L, 20-35, @WSU, 1994 SID: Brad Larsen SID Phone: 801-626-6010-W ; 776-5376-H SID FAX: 801-626-6490 Athletic Trainer: Joel Bass Key Returnees: Bryan Martin, QB, 6-3, 205, Sr.; Pokey Eckford, WR, 5-9, 170, Sr.; Kyle Stephens, OT, 6-7, 270, Jr.; Jason Jensen, DE, 6-4, 260, Sr.; Ian Franklin, CB, 6-4, 195, Jr.

President: Dr. Clara M. Lovett Location: Flagstaff, Arizona Population: 50,000 Enrollm ent: 19,000 Nicknam e: Lumberjacks School Colors: Blue & Gold A thletic Director: Steve Holton Head Coach: Steve Axman Alma Mater: C.W. Post (1969) Overall Record: 26-29 (5 yrs.) Record at NAU: 26-29 (5 yrs.) Best Time to Call: 9:30 a.m .-11:30 a.m. F ootball Phone: 520-523-5353 A ssistant Coaches: Kwame Dixon (RBs); Brent Myers (Asst. Head Coach/O-Line); Ken Zampese (Off. Coord./WRs); Scott Pelluer (Def. C oord./ OLBs); Gary Andersen (D-Line); Robb Akey (ILBs/Special Teams), Brian Stewart (TEs); Bill Busch (Secondary). Stadium : Walkup Skydome (15,300, Astroturf) Stadium P hone: 5 2 0 -5 2 3 -7 7 2 7 /7 7 2 8 1 9 9 4 Record: 7 4 League Record/Finish: 4-3/T , 4th C onference: Big Sky Starters Back: 13 (7 off.,5 def., 1 kicker) Letterm en B ack/L ost: 3 7 /2 0 Series Record: 18-10, Montana Last M eeting: L, 24-35, @UM, 1994 SID: Chris Burkhalter SID Phone: 520-523-6792-W ; 774-9355-H SID FAX: 520-523-6793 Athletic Trainer: Mike Nesbitt Key Returnees: Jeff Lewis, QB, 6-3, 205, Sr.; Alex Calderwood, WR, 5-9, 170, Jr.; Rod Marshall, WR, 5-10, 175, Sr.; Kevin O’Leary, P / K, 5-11, 185, Sr.

U n iv e r s it y Id a h o

President: Dr. Thomas Bell (Interim) L ocation: Moscow, Idaho P opu lation : 16,660 Enrollm ent: 11,730 N icknam e: Vandals School Colors: Silver & Gold Athletic Director: Pete Liske Head Coach: Chris Tormey Alma Mater: Idaho (1978) Overall Record: First Year Record at UI: First Year B est Time to Call: 1:30-3:00 p.m. F ootb all P hone: 602 523 6784 A ssistan t C oaches: George Yarno (Off. Coordinator); Nick Holt (Def. Coordinator); Jim Senter (D-Line); Greg Olson (QBs); Jeff Mills (Secondary); Paul Skansi (WRs); Todd Hoiness (RBs); Kasey Dunn (Secondary). Stadium: Kibbie ASUI Dome (16,000, Artificial Surface) Stadium P hone: 208-885-0211 1 9 9 4 Record: 9 3 League R ecord/F inish: 5-2/T, 2nd C onference: Big Sky Starters Back: 14 (7 off.,6 def., 1 kicker) L etterm en B ack/L ost: 3 4 /1 6 S eries Record: 53-23-2, Idaho Last Meeting: L, 21-45, @UM, 1994 SID: Sean Johnson SID P hone: 2 0 8 -8 8 5 -0 2 1 1-W; 509-751-8869-H SID FAX: 208-885-0255 A thletic Trainer: Barrie Steele Key R eturnees: Brian Brennan, QB, 6-5, 207, So.; Jim Mills, OT, 6-6, 279, Sr.; Spencer Folau, OT, 6-5, 3-1, Sr.; Ryan Phillips, DE, 6-4, 238, Jr.; Montreal Williams, CB, 6-0, 183, Jr.

mmmm

Dave Arslanian Head Coach

Pokey Eckford Wide Receiver

Steve Axman Head Coach

1 9 9 4 R esu lts S 3 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 1 O 8 O 15 022 O 29 N 5 N 12

Jeff Lewis Quarterback

Chris Tormey Head Coach

1 9 9 4 R esu lts

Overall: 5 -6 /B ig Sky: 2-5 W estern M ontana W M ontana Tech W M ontana State* W @E. Washington* L @NE Louisiana L ©Boise State* L © Southern Utah W M ontana* L ©N orthern Arizona* L Idaho State* W @Idaho* L

30 -1 2 4 7-7 4 1 -1 3 6-24 37 -6 2 17-24 20 -1 4 2 0 -3 5 2 0 -2 4 4 0-6 3 0 -7 9

S S S S O O 0 0 O N N

3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12

Overall: 7 -4 /B ig Sky: 4-3 @Nevada L Southern Utah W Idaho State* W @Montana State* W Boise State* L © M ontana* L E. Washington* W @Idaho* L Weber State* W Cal Poly, SLO W © Cal-N orthridge w

Jim Mills Offensive Tackle

1 9 9 4 R esu lts 2 7-30 59-21 41 -1 9 47 -3 0 16-28 2 4 -3 5 35-21 14-41 2 4-20 44-21 60-7

S 3 S 17 S 24 0 1 0 8 0 15 0 22 029 N 5 N 12 N 19 N 26

Overall: 9 -3 /B ig Sky: 5-2 © Southern Utah W @UNLV W Stephen F. Austin w Idaho State* w @E. Washington* w M ontana State* w N orthern Arizona* w @ M ontana* L N orthern Iowa w Weber State* w ©Boise State* L @McNeese State# L

43 -1 0 48 -3 8 5 8 -2 6 70-21 4 0 -1 5 2 7 -1 3 4 1 -1 4 2 1 -4 5 21 -1 2 79 -3 0 24-27 2 1 -3 8

# D i v i s i o n I-AA p l a y o f f g a m e

1 9 9 5 S c h e d u le D a te A 31 S 9 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 7 014 0 21 0 28 N 4 N 11 N 18

O pponent ©W estern Michigan @Central Michigan St. Mary’s (CA) Cal Poly, SLO E. Washington* ©Montana* Boise State* (HC) @Montana State* Idaho* Open Northern Arizona* @Idaho State*

1 9 9 5 S c h e d u le

Time (Mtn.) 5:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 12:05 p.m. 12:05 p.m. 12.05 p.m. 12:05 p.m. 12:05 p.m. 12:05 p.m.

D a te S 2 S 9 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 7 014 021 0 28 N 4 N 11

O pponent ©New Mexico Cal-State Sacram ento Abilene Christian C al-N orthridge Montana State* (HC) @Boise State* M ontana* @E. Washington* @Idaho State* Idaho* ©Weber State*

Time (Mtn.) 5:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 11:05 a.m. 5:05 p.m. 6 :0 5 p.m . 1:05 p.m. 1:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 12:05 p.m.

* Bi g S k y C o n f e r e n c e g a m e

* B ig S k y C o n f e r e n c e g a m e

1 9 9 5 S c h e d u le D a te O p p o n e n t S 2 @Oregon State S 9 O p en S 16 Sonom a State S 2 3 O p en S 3 0 ©Idaho State* O 7 ©M ontana State* 014 E. Washington* (HC) 0 2 1 M ontana* 0 28 ©Weber State* N 4 ©Northern Arizona* N 11 © N orthern Iowa N 18 Boise State*

Time (Pac.) 1:00 p.m.

* B ig S k y C o n f e r e n c e g a m e

3.05 p.m. 5:35 11:05 3:05 3 :0 5 11:05 5:05 4:30 3:05

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m . a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

Opponents Id a h o S tate U niversity

E a s t e r n W a s h in g t o n U n iv e r sit y

P resid en t: Dr. Richard L. Bowen L ocation: Pocatello, Idaho P opu lation : 55,000 Enrollm ent: 12,442 N icknam e: Bengals S ch o o l C olors: Orange & Black A thletic D irector: Kelley Wiltbank H ead C oach: Brian McNeely Alm a Mater: Wichita State (1979) O verall R ecord: 11-22 (3 yrs.) R ecord at ISU: 11-22 (3 yrs.) B est Tim e to Call: 1:00-2:00 p.m. F ootb all P h o n e: 208-236-2779 A ssista n t C o a ch es: Rob Bolks (Def. C oord./

P resid en t: Dr. Marshall E. Drummond Location: Cheney, Washington P op u lation : 15,000 E nrollm ent: 8,000 N icknam e: Eagles S c h o o l C olors: Red & White A thletic D irector: John Johnson H ead C oach: Mike Kramer Alm a Mater: Idaho (1977) O verall R ecord: 4-7 (1 yr.) R ecord at EWU: 4-7 (1 yr.) B e st Tim e to Call: Weekday Mornings F ootb all P h on e: 509-359-2463 A ssista n t C oach es: J.D. Sollars (Asst. Head

Secondary); Mark Caballero (O-Line); Rob Christophel (Off. Coord./WRs); Rick Courtright (OLBs); Chris Culig (Special Teams/D-Line); Brent McNeely (RBs); T.J. Slansky (TEs/Asst. O-Line); Willie Joe Walker (ILBs). Stadium : Holt Arena (12,000, Astroturf) Stadium P h o n e: 208-236-2952 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 6-5 L eague R eco rd /F in ish : 4-3/T, 4th C o n feren ce: Big Sky S tarters Back: 15 (6 1/2 off., 8 1 /2 def.) L etterm en B a ck /L o st: 3 5 /1 5 S eries R ecord: 25-12, Montana Last M eeting: W, 28-23, @ISU, 1994 SID: Glenn Alford SID P h o n e: 208-236-3651-W; 233-7294-H SID FAX: 208-236-3659 A thletic Trainer: Phil Luckey Key R etu rn ees: Alfredo Anderson, RB, 5-10, 175, Jr.; Mark EchoHawk, FS, 5-10, 170, Jr.; Brian Getz, ILB, 6-0, 225, Sr.; Josh Hays, DE, 6-2, 245, So.; Robb Wetta, QB, 6-4, 180, So.

Coach/LBs/Academic Coord.); Jerry Graybeal (Def. Coord ./Secondary); Jim McElwain (QBs/ WRs); Paul Wulff (O-Line); Jesse Williams (D-Line). Stadium : Woodward (6,000, Grass) Stadium P h on e: 509-359-6334 1 9 9 4 R ecord: 4-7 L eague R ecord /F in ish : 2-5/6th C on feren ce: Big Sky Starters Back: 9 (7 off., 2 def.) L etterm en B ack /L ost: 27/21 S eries R ecord: 13-7-1, Montana Last M eeting: L, 29-49, @UM, 1994 SID: Dave Cook SID P h on e: 509-359-6334-W; 235-4672-H SID FAX: 509-359-2828 A thletic Trainer: Tom Embree K ey R etu rn ees: Tom Ackerman, OL, 6-4, 275, Sr.; Dion Alexander, LB, 6-2, 215, Sr.; David Lewis, RB, 5-11, 185, Sr.; Jesse Hardt, TE/LS, 6-3, 235, Sr.; Jerrold Jackson, WR, 5-8, 145, Jr.

Brian McNeely HeadCoach

Alfredo Anderson Halfback

Mike Kramer HeadCoach

1 9 9 4 Results

3 10 17 1 8 15 22 29 5

W L L L W W W L L

54-0 0-66 19-41 21-70 38-20 32-31 21-16 21-38 6-40

N 12

M ontana*

2 8 -2 3

N 19

Minnesota-Duluth

29-24

S 10

O pponent

S 9 S 16 S 23 S 30 0 7 0 14 0 21 0 28

@Cal Poly, SLO Cal-Northridge Southern Utah Idaho* @Eastern Washington* Montana State* @Boise State* Northern Arizona* (HC)

N 4

@ M ontana*

N 11 N 18

@North Texas 12:30 p.m. Weber State* 6:30 p.m. *Big Sky Conference game

T im e (Mtn.)

2 9 -4 9

Weber State* ©Portland State Idaho* @Northern Arizona* ©Idaho State* Montana State* (3 OTs) ©Utah State Boise State* ©Northern Iowa

W L L L L W W L L

24-6 21-31 15-40 21-35 16-21 34-31 49-31 13-16 17-27

2:00 6:30 6:30 6:30 7:35 6:30 7:05 2:00

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

1 2 :0 5 p .m .

O pponent

S 7 S 16 S 23 S 30 0 7 0 14 0 21 028 N 4

@SW Texas Sacramento State Portland State @Weber State* Idaho State* ©Idaho* Northern Arizona* (HC) @Mon tana State* @Boise State*

Tim e (Pac.)

N 11 M ontana*

N 18

S S S S O 0 O 0 O N

3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5

N 19

1 9 9 5 Schedule

D a te

5:00 6:35 6:35 5:05 6:35 3:05 1:05 11:05 12:05

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.

1 1 :0 5 a.m .

@Cal Poly, SLO *Big Sky Conference game

Eric Hopkins Wide Receiver

1 9 9 4 R esults

61-7

S 17

24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19

tate

O verall: 3 -8 /B ig Sky: 0 -7

S O 0 O O O N N N

1 9 9 5 Schedule D a te

Cal Poly, SLO

n iv e r s it y

Cliff H ysell Head Coach

Dion Alexander Linebacker

O verall: 4 -7 /B ig Sky: 2 -5

Adams State @Utah @Northern Arizona* @Idaho* @Montana State* Boise State* Eastern Washington* Portland State @Weber State*

ontana

President: Dr. Michael Malone Location: Bozeman, Montana P opu lation : 3 0 ,000 Enrollm ent: 10,600 Nicknam e: Bobcats School Colors: Blue & Gold Athletic Director: Chuck Lindemenn Head Coach: Cliff Hysell Alma Mater: Montana State (1966) Overall Record: 14-19 (3 yrs.) Record at MSU: 14-19 (3 yrs.) Best Time to Call: Weekday Mornings F ootb all Phone: 406-994-4221 A ssistant C oaches: Dave Telford (Off. C oord./ WRs/QBs); Greg Salo (Def. Coord./LBs); Phil Davis (RBs); Jim Michalczik (O-Line); Butch Damberger (D-Line); A1 Simmons (Secondary); George Booker (LBs); Tim Drevno (TEs). Stadium: Reno. H. Sales (15,197, Grass) S tadium P hone: 4 0 6-994-3100 1 9 9 4 Record: 3 8 L eague R ecord/F in ish : 0 -7 /8 th C onference: Big Sky Starters Back: 14 (8 off., 6 def.) Letterm en B ack /L ost: 3 9 /1 5 S eries Record: 57-32-5, Montana Last M eeting: L, 20-55, @UM, 1994 SID: Bill Lamberty SID Phone: 406-994-5133-W ; 587-5459-H SID FAX: 406-994-4102 Athletic Trainer: Chuck Karnop Key Returnees: Eric Hopkins, WR, 5-10, 175, Sr.; Jason Hicks, DE, 6-1, 244, Sr.; J.C. Murray, OG, 6-3, 250, Sr.; Jason Westbrock, OT, 6-3, 255, Sr.; Rodney Ellis, LB, 6-3, 205, Sr.

1 9 9 4 Results

O verall: 6 -5 /B ig Sky: 4 -3

S S S 0 O 0 O 0 N

1:00 p.m.

Minnesota-Duluth @Stephen F. Austin @Weber State* Northern Arizona* @Sacramento State Idaho State @Idaho* Boise State* @E. Washington* (3 OTs) W. New Mexico

W W L L L L L L L W

37-7 21-18 13-41 30-47 14-30 20-38 13-27 10-38 31-34 44-6

@ M ontana*

2 0 -5 5

1 9 9 5 Schedule D a te

S 2 S9 7

S 16 S 23 S 30 0 7 0 14 0 21 O 28 N 4 N 11 N 18

O pponent

Tim e (Mtn.)

©Colorado State Central Washington @Cal Poly, SLO SW Texas State (HC) ©Northern Arizona* Idaho* @Idaho State* Weber State* Eastern Washington* Open . @Boise State* M ontana*

1:05 12:05 7:05 2:05 4:05 12:05 6:35 12:05 12:05

D.m. D .m . D .m . D .m .

a.m.

12:05 p.m. 1 2 :0 5 p.m .

*Big Sky Conference game

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

1994

Grizzly

14 Games: 11-3* Overall (5-2 Big Sky, 2nd)

* P la yo ff g a m e s in clu d e d in record, b u t n o t in s ta tistic s

(L e a d ers Only) TEAM S T A T IS T IC S

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Player, Position

G/GS

Sacks/Yds.

TL/Yds.

Blk

Int

Kurt Schilling, OLB Blaine McElmurry, FS Jay Turner, DT Dan Downs, ILB Acen Chiles, CB Mike Goicoechea, SS Keith Burke, CB Y. Manzanarez, DE Garrett Venters, ILB Dennis Scates, ILB Sean Goicoechea, SS David Sirmon, ILB Brian Toone, DT Mike Bouchee, ILB Marty Duffin, DT Keith Jones, DE Mark Hampe, OLB Mike Temple, CB Josh Remington, SS Mike Kowalski, OLB Jason Crebo, ILB Ryan Thompson, DT Ryan Palma, FS Corey Falls, DE Greg Fitzgerald, ILB Keith Woods, CB Randy Riley, DE Others

11/11 11/11 11/11 9 /9 11/11 1 0 /1 0 1 1/10 11/11 1 1 /6 1 0 /5 11 /0 11 /2 9 /4 8 /0 11/7 10 /1 0 10 /0 10 /2 9 /0 3 /0 7 /0 5 /0 6 /0 8 /0 6 /0 5 /0 8 /0 11/10

35 42 27 17 23 29 26 10 15 13 18 13 8 8 8 10 2 9 5 6 6 1 6 3 2 6 5 13

40 30 39 36 27 19 15 30 25 26 18 21 20 19 17 13 19 10 12 8 8 13 8 10 9 5 5 25

75 72 66 53 50 48 41 40 40 39 36 34 28 27 25 23 21 19 17 14 14 14 14 13 11 11 10 38

2 /1 3 0 /0 12/87 4 /3 2 1 /7 1/1 0 /0 4 /3 2 0 /0 1 /6 0 /0 2 /1 0 2 /8 0 /0 2/11 6 /4 0 0 /0 0 /0 0 /0 0 /0 0 /0 1 /4 0 /0 2 /1 3 0 /0 0 /0 1 /5 2 /1 0

6 /1 1 1 /2 5 /2 4 3 /6 0 /0 4 /1 2 0 /0 5 /1 1 4 /1 1 3 /7 1 /3 0 /0 3 /3 1/1 1 /3 2 /3 0 /0 0 /0 0 /0 0 /0 1/1 0 /0 0 /0 1/7 0 /0 0 /0 3 /6 2 /4

0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3 3 1 1 6 5 8 2 3 2 2 4 0 1 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0

0 4 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

11/11 11/11

366 369

527 475

893 844

4 2 /2 7 9 5 4 /4 2 8

4 6 /1 1 5 3 3 /9 8

9 5

13 13

4 1

51 29

13 12

First Downs Rushing Attempts Rushing Yards Gained Rushing Yards Lost

257 326 1435 548

220 410 1712 417

NET RUSHING YARDAGE

887

1295

Yards Per Rush

2.7

3.2

Rushing Yards Per Game

80 .6

117.7

Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Had Intercepted Pass Completion Percentage

454 299 12 .659

419 223 13 .532

4081

2820

NET YARDS PASSING Yards Per Pass Completion

13.7

12.7

Passing Yards Per Game

3 7 1 .0

2 56.4

780 70.9

829 75.4

TOTAL NET YARDS

4968

4115

Yards Gained Per Play

6.4

5.0

45 1 .6

374.1

3 2 /7 3 8 23.1 28/3 4 6 12.4 13/246 58/2 2 9 6 39.6 1 8 /6 6 3/587 5 .7 /5 3 .4 144/57 .396 29:02

60/1 0 8 3 18.1 18/91 5.1 1 1/78 7 5/2806 37.4 2 0 /9 85/7 2 7 7.7/66.1 179/58 .324 30:58

Total Plays Total Plays Per Game

Yards Gained Per Game Kickoff Ret./Kickoff Ret. Yds. Avg. Yardage Per Kickoff Ret. Punt Returns/Punt Return Yds. Avg. Yardage Per Punt Return Intercept. Ret./Intercept. Ret. Yds. Punts/Total Punt Yardage Average Yards Per Punt Fumbles/Fumbles Lost Penalties/Yards Penalized Penalt. Per G./Penal. Yds. Per G. 3rd Down Conver./Attempts/Made 3rd Down Conver. Percentage Average Time of Possession

Overall Attend.: Home Attend.:

DEFEN SIV E S T A T IS T IC S

Opp.

UM Opponents

P O IN T AFTER C O N V E R S IO N S

A T T EN D A N C E -------------------160,060 94,656

Overall Avg.: Home Avg.:

Kicking Att.-Made

14,551 13,522

L arson.....................

UM.......................... 11 O p p ........................ 11

------ RE C E IV IN G

G/GS

Rec.

Yds.-Avg

Yds/G

Gumsey Baker Wells Erhardt Boddie Stensrud

11/11 11/11 11/11 1 0/10 10/10 1 1 /1

65 55 54 36 34 33

998-15.4 885-16.1 746-13.8 482-13.4 396-11.7 298- 9.0

90.7 80.5 67.8 48.2 39.6 27.1

6 9 4 4 1 2

60 71 53 36 60 48

UM Opp.

1 1/11 11/11

299 223

3 72.5 2 56.4

30 17

—

4097-13.7 2 820-12.7

TD Long

Intcepts Yards-Avg.

McElmurry . . . . 11 Burke . . . . 11

UM......... ___ Opp. . . . ___

11 11

58 - 14.5 83 - 27.7

0 1

13 11

246-18.9 78-7.1

2 0

Total Points

.90

. 9 0 ___ ____ . 9 6 ___ ___

46 26

Rushing Y ards------Gain Loss Net TD

Att. Dickenson

361

306

Att.

336

---------

4 3

Pet.

FG Att.

Made

Larson

UM Opp.

13 11

6 6

Passing Y ards---Cmp. Yards TD

Plays

Yds

431

3108

Pet. .460

Long 42

.460 .550

TOTAL O FF E N SE

in i E n L E r l lu w a

FIELD G O ALS

229

3053

Yds/Game TDR 345.3

P A S S IN G

G-GS

Att.

Cmp.

Cmp Pet.

Dickenson Wilberger

9 /9 8 /2

336 115

229 69

.682 .600

6 5

3053 1016

24 5

164.5 139.9

71 68

UM Opp.

11/11 11/11

454 419

299 223

.659 .532

12 13

4081 2820

30 17

157.9 116.9

—

UM Opp.

Int.

Yds.

TDs

Eff. Rtng

Long Pass

y u n n iE n a

1st

Avg.

2nd

Avg.

Half

3rd

Avg.

4th

Avg.

Total

83 51

7.6 4.6

127 76

11.6 6.9

21.3 12.5

95 43

8.6 3.9

106 48

9.6 4.4

411 218

Game Avg. 37.4 19.8

n o o i im u

G-GS

Att.

Gain

Loss

Boddie Stensrud Morton Spraggins Dickenson

10/10 11/1 7/0 4 /0 9 /9

68 62 41 12 95

475 243 161 94 361

37 3 7 8 306

UM Opp.

11/11 11/11

326 410

1435 1712

548 417

Net-Avg.

438-6.4 240-3.9 154-3.8 86-7.2 55-0.6

5 9 0 2 3

887-2.7 1295-3.2

22 11

SC O R IN G

PU N T R E T U R N S

Scoring

Pass G Rcpt.

PATs Total Rush /FGs Points

Pts./ Game

Stensrud Larson Baker Gumsey

11 11 10 11

2 0 9 6

9 0 1 0

0 63 0 0

68 63 62 40

6.2 5.7 5.6 3.6

UM Opp.

11 11

30 17

22 11

63 42

418 220

38.0 20.0

Ret

Yds-Avg

Baker Wells

11 11

22 2

276-12.6 14-7.0

0 0

55 12

UM Opp.

11 11

28 18

346-12.4 91-5.1

0 0

Long Ret

A L L -P U R P O SE R U SH IN G G Boddie Baker Gumsey Wells Stensrud

10 11 11 11 11

Plays 127 78 66 57 96

Yards

Yds/Gam e

1445 1169 1001 779 557

144.5 106.3 91.0 70.8 50.6

KICKOFF R E T U R N S G

Ret

Yds.-Avg.

Boddie

611-24.4

UM Opp.

11 11

32 60

738-23.1 1083-18.1

0 0

PUNTING -------------G

Pnts.

1984-40.5

UM........................ 11 Opp....................... 11

58 75

2296-39.6 2806-37.4 -

G um sey.............

Yds.-Avg.

Long 75

TD Long Ret.

Grizzly

R ec o rd s

M ike K o w a l s k i

J a m e r B a r t e ll

The •

RUSHING

G r iz z ly

— I n div id u a l R e c o r d s - S ingle S e a s o n —

M ost C arries

241, Greg Iseman, 1982

M ost T o u ch d o w n P a s s e s

H ig h e st A v era g e

M ost N et Y ards

32, Dave Dickenson, 1993

I,253, Steve Caputo, 1971

• TOTAL OFFENSE

(minimum of 35 punts) 44.7, Mike Rice, 1985 (622,771)

H ig h est A v era g e P er Carry

8.2, Dick Imer, 1953 (86703) M ost T o u c h d o w n s R u sh in g

14, II, 10, 10,

Dave Steve Greg Tony

Dickenson, 1993 Sullivan, 1920 Iseman, 1982 Rice, 1992

M ost P la y s

• PUNT RETURNS

561, Brad Lebo, 1991

M ost

M ost Y ard s

42, Karl Stein, 1970

3,978, Dave Dickenson, 1993 (R u sh -3 3 8 ; P a s s -3 ,6 4 0 )

M ost Y ard s

M o st A tte m p ts M ost C o m p le te d

262, Dave Dickenson, 1993 M ost Y ard s

3,640, Dave Dickenson, 1993

R eturns

• SCORING

• KICKOFF RETURNS

1,079, Scott Gumsey, 1993

M ost R etu rn s

M o st T o u c h d o w n s

33, Shannon Cabunoc, 1990

13, Mike Rice, 1986 13, Marvin Turk, 1991

M ost Y ard s

84, 84, 84, 80, 79, 79, 14, 14, 13, 13, 12, 12,

762, Mike Guevara, 1992

(minimum of 100 attempts) 68.2%, Dave Dickenson, 1994 (229-of-336)

M ost P u n ts M ost

M ost P a s s e s H ad In terce p ted

3,161, Jody Farmer, 1988

#33.5, Greg Anderson, 1974 (10,335) 29.4, Renard Coleman, 1987 (20,588)

77, Scott Gumsey, 1992 Y ards

16, Marty Mornhinweg, 1984 16, Grady Bennett, 1990

Dave Dickenson, 1993 Kirk Duce, 1988 Greg Iseman, 1982 Mike Rice, 1986 Andy Larson, 1993 “Wild” Bill Kelly, 1926

M ost T o u c h d o w n s

H ig h e st A v era g e

• PUNTING

Returned

M ost P o in ts

M ost Y ard s

H ig h e st C o m p le tio n P et.

Yards

218, Greg Anderson, 1978 (6 interceptions)

20.2, Greg Anderson, 1974 (13,263)

71, Mike Trevathan, 1990

457, Brad Lebo, 1991

M ost

H ig h e st A v era g e

• PASS RECEIVING

In terce p tio n s

#11, Karl Stein, 1969

417, Karl Stein, 1970

M ost R e c e p tio n s

• PASSING

• PASS INTERCEPTIONS M ost

Dave Dickenson, 1993 Greg Iseman, 1982 Mike Rice, 1986 Marvin Turk, 1991 “Wild” Bill Kelly, 1926 Tony Rice, 1992

M ost Field G oals

18, Kirk Duce, 1988 M ost C o n v e r s io n s

# Big Sky record

49, Andy Larson, 1993

— I ndiv id ua l R e c o r d s - S ingle G am e — •

• TOTAL OFFENSE

r u s h in g M o st C a rries

36, Monty Bullerdick vs. Idaho State, 1977 M ost N et Y ards

227, Les Kent vs. Portland State, 1969 Most Touchdowns Rushing 4, Arnie Blancas vs. Weber State, 1970 4, Greg Iseman vs. Weber State, 1982

M ost Y ard s

M ost P la y s

126, Karl Stein vs Portland State, 1970

71, Johnny Coppedge vs. Idaho State, 1983 71, Brad Lebo vs. Idaho, 1991

L on gest T ouchdow n

83, Ron Baines vs. U. of Pacific, 1967

M ost Y ard s

• KICKOFF RETURNS

539, Dave Dickenson vs. Idaho, 1993

M ost R etu rn s

A ll-P u r p o se Y ard s

8, Mike Rice vs. Weber State, 1985

321, Damon Boddie vs. Idaho State, 1994

L o n g est T o u ch d o w n Run

80, Bob Smith vs. Simon Fraser, 1973 80, Mike Mickey vs. South Dakota, 1975 80, Doug Egbert vs. Weber State, 1975 L o n g est Run From S crim m a g e

88, “Wild” Bill Kelly vs. Mt. Saint Charles, 1924

• PASS

M ost Y ard s

RECEIVING

245, Mike Rice vs. Weber State, 1985

M ost R e c e p tio n s

L on gest T ouchdow n

14, 12, 12, 11,

102, Milt Popovich vs. Oregon St. Col., 1936 99, Damon Boddie vs. Idaho, 1993 98, Kevin Morris vs. Boise State, 1989

Mike Trevathan vs. Idaho, 1990 Mike Rice vs. Idaho State, 1986 Matt Wells vs. Kansas State, 1992 Marvin Turk vs. Idaho, 1991

• PASSING

M ost Y ard s

M ost A tte m p ts

248, Mike Trevathan vs. Idaho, 1990

• PASS INTERCEPTIONS M ost I n te r c e p tio n s

62, Johnny Coppedge vs. Idaho State, 1983

M ost T o u c h d o w n s

4, Ed Cerkovnik vs. Portland State, 1977

M ost C o m p le te d

38, Dave Dickenson vs. Idaho, 1994

4, Mike Rice vs. Idaho State, 1986 4, Marvin Turk vs. Idaho, 1991

125, Kelly Johnson vs. Portland State, 1977

M ost Y ard s

L o n g est T o u ch d o w n R e c e p tio n

512, Dave Dickenson vs. Idaho, 1993

87, Matt Wells vs. Weber State, 1993 87, Scott Moe vs. Weber State, 1985

M o st T o u c h d o w n s

5, 5, 5, 5,

Brent Pease vs. Idaho State, 1986 Brent Pease vs. E. Washington, 1986 Brad Lebo vs. Weber State, 1991 Brad Lebo vs. Idaho, 1991

• SCORING M ost P o in ts

• PUNTING M ost P u n ts

H ig h e st C o m p le tio n P e r c e n ta g e

(minimum of 10 attempts) .923 (12x13), Grady Bennett vs. Thomas More, 1990 M ost P a s s e s H ad In terce p ted

11, Mike Rice vs. Boise State, 1986 11, Dave Harrington vs. Rice, 1973 11, Terry Thomas vs. Nevada-Las Vegas, 1978 M ost Y ard s

501, Jody Farmer vs. Nevada-Reno, 1988 ‘ H ig h e st A v era g e

L o n g est T o u ch d o w n P a s s

55.7, Jody Farmer vs. Nevada-Reno, 1988 (9 for 501)

87, Dave Dickenson vs. Weber State, 1993 87, Shanon Mornhinweg vs. Weber State, 1985

M ost R etu rn s

5, John Vaccarelli vs. Univ.of Pacific, 1966

• PUNT RETURNS

— I ndividual

30, 26, 26, 26,

Greg Iseman vs. Weber State, 1982 “Wild” Bill Kelly vs. Whitman Col., 1926 Del Spear vs. Idaho, 1974 Mike Rice vs. Idaho State, 1986

M ost T o u c h d o w n s

5, Greg Iseman vs. Weber State, 1982 M ost F ield G oals

4, Kirk Duce vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1988 4, Bruce Carlson vs. Northern Colorado, 1976 L o n g est F ield G oal

52, Eby Dobson vs. Northern Arizona, 1985 M ost C o n v e r s io n s

9, Russell Sweet vs. Mont. Sch. of Mines, 8, Kirk Duce vs. Thomas More, 1990

8, Shalon Baker vs. Montana State, 1992

•

M ost Y ard s R etu rn ed

C areer

F oo tball

*1- AA National record

1924

R e co rd s—

r u s h in g M ost C a rries

M ost Y ard s P a ssin g

• RECEIVING

7,778, Grady Bennett, 1988-90

• SCORING

M ost R e c e p tio n s

M ost P o in ts

433, Monty Bullerdick, 1977-78

M o st T o u c h d o w n s

182, Shalon Baker, 1991-94

280, Kirk Duce, 1988-91

M ost N et Y ards

58, Dave Dickenson, 1992-94

M ost Y ard s

M ost T o u c h d o w n s

2,228, Rocky Klever, 1977-81

M ost P a s s e s H ad In tercep ted

2,574, Scott Gumsey, 1991-94

42, Grady Bennett, 1988-90

M ost T o u ch d o w n R e c e p tio n s

H ig h e st C o m p le tio n P et.

26, Shalon Baker, 1991-94

31, "Wild" Bill Kelly, 1924-26 28, Jody Farmer, 1986-89 28, Shalon Baker, 1991-94

• PASSING M ost A tte m p ts

58.7%, Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-84

M ost F ield G oals

M o st C o m p le tio n s

• INTERCEPTIONS

48, Kirk Duce, 1988-91

641, Grady Bennett, 1988-90

M ost I n te r c e p tio n s

1,097, Grady Bennett, 1988-90

M ost C o n v ersio n K icks $ Ranks 3rd in Big Sky history

$21, Karl Stein, 1969-70

136, Kirk Duce, 1988-91

The • RUSHING

G r iz z ly

T eam R e c o r d s - S ingle S e a s o n —

728, 1970 3,477, 1971 H ig h est A v era g e P er Carry

5.6, 1954 (380-2114) H ig h est P er G am e A v erage

338.4, 1970

• PASSING M ost A tte m p ts

503, 1994 M ost C o m p le te d

299, 1994 H ig h e st C o m p le tio n P e r c e n ta g e

65.9%, (299-of-454), 1994 H ig h e st A v era g e Y a rd a g e

371.0,

1994

M ost P a s s e s H ad In terce p ted

. p a ss d efen se F e w e st A ttem p ts A llo w ed

M ost C a rries M ost N et Y ards

R 96, 1959

• PUNTING

F e w e st C o m p le tio n s A llo w ed

M ost P u n ts

35, 1959

84, 1992

L o w est C o m p le tio n P et. A llo w ed

M ost Y ard s

.354, 1973 (84-237)

3,161, 1988 H ig h e st A v era g e

44.7, 1985 (62-2,771)

F e w e st Y ard s A llo w ed

415, 1959 F e w e st T o u c h d o w n s A llo w ed

• PUNT RETURNS

4, 1963

M ost R etu rn s

M ost P a s s e s In te r c e p te d

45, 1988

28, 1970, 1988

M ost Y ard s

• TOTAL DEFENSE

458, 1992 H ig h e st A v era g e

17.9, 1954 (12-215)

F e w e st A v era g e P la y s A llo w ed

55.6,

1963

L ow est A verage P er P lay Y ield

• KICKOFF RETURNS

3.3, 1970 (648-2150)

M ost R etu rn s

F e w e st Y ard s

28, 1977

53, 1985, 1986

2,150, 1970

F ew est P a s s e s H ad In terce p ted

M ost Y ard s

L ow est Y ield P er G am e

4, 1970

1,127, 1986

215.0, 1970

M ost T o u ch d o w n P a s s e s

H ig h e st A v era g e

35, 1993

24.6, 1974 (43-1,059)

M ost Y ard s

4,081, 1994

• FIRST DOWNS F e w e st A llo w ed

• SCORING

98, 1949

M ost P o in ts

F e w e st R u sh in g

• TOTAL OFFENSE

453, 1993

39, 1970

M ost P la y s

M ost T o u c h d o w n s

F e w e s t P a s s in g

859, 1989

62, 1993

14, 1959

M ost Y ard s

M ost F ield G oals

F e w e st By P e n a ltie s

5,155, 1993

18, 1988

3, 1959 and 1964

H ig h est P er P lay A verage

M o st C o n v e r s io n s

6.7, 1993 (794-5,155)

50, 1993

H ig h est P er G am e A v erage

454.8, 1969

• RECOVERIES M ost F u m b le R e c o v e r ie s

• RUSH DEFENSE

27, 1975

F e w e st A v era g e C arries A llow ed

M ost T o ta l R e c o v e r ie s

45, 1977 (Interceptions and Fumbles)

• FIRST DOWNS

34.6, 1970

M ost T o ta l First D o w n s

L ow est P er R ush Y ield

257, 1994 M ost First D o w n s R u sh in g

2.0, 1970 (346-699) 2.0, 1989 (392-772)

171, 1970

F e w e st Y ard s A llo w ed

M ost First D o w n s P a ssin g

699, 1970

• BIGGEST COMEBACK 31 points vs. South Dakota State (38-7; won 52-48)

168, 1994 M ost First D o w n s by P e n a ltie s

30, 1993

•Team R e c o r d s - S ingle G ame —

• RUSHING

H ig h est A vera g e P er P lay

M o st T o u c h d o w n s

M ost C a rries

9.9,

16, vs. Mount 8, vs. Eastern 8, vs. Portland 8, vs. Portland

83, vs. South Dakota State, 1970 M ost N et Y ards

471, vs. Portland State, 1968 M ost T o u c h d o w n s

16, vs. Mount Saint Charles, 1920 8, vs. Thomas More, 1990 H ig h est A v era g e P er Carry

8.6,

vs. North Dakota, 1948

• PASSING M ost A tte m p ts

62, vs. Idaho State, 1983 M ost C o m p le tio n s

38, vs. Idaho, 1994 M ost Y ard s

512, vs. Idaho, 1993 M ost T o u c h d o w n s

5, 5, 5, 5,

vs. vs. vs. vs.

Idaho, 1991 Weber State, 1991 Idaho State, 1986 Eastern Washington, 1986

H ig h e st C o m p le tio n P et.

vs. North Dakota, 1948 (46-457)

• FIRST DOWNS 31, vs. Weber State, 1986 M ost R u sh in g First D ow n s

25, vs. Idaho, 1974 M ost P a ssin g F irst D ow n s

20, vs. Weber State, 1990 M ost First D ow n s by P en a lties

5, five times; three times in 1968

Saint Charles, 1920 Washington, 1950 State, 1967 State, 1968

M ost C o n v ersio n K ick s

16, vs. Mount Saint Charles, 1920 7, vs. Portland State, 1967-68-69 Arizona, South Dakota State, 1969

• RUSH DEFENSE F e w e st C arries

• PUNTING

18, vs. British Columbia, 1963

M ost P u n ts

12, vs. Boise State, 1986 M ost Y ard s

501, vs. Nevada, 1988 H ig h e st A v era g e

#55.7, vs. Nevada, 1988

• PUNT RETURNS M ost R etu rn s

8, vs. Montana State, 1992 M ost Y ard s

F e w e st Y ard s

-43, vs. Weber State, 1989 F ew est A verage Y ards P er P lay

-1.7, vs. Weber State, 1989

• PASS DEFENSE M ost I n te r c e p tio n s

#10, vs. Boise State, 1989 7, two times in 1978 L o w e st C o m p le tio n P e r c e n ta g e

.179, by Montana State, 1971 (5x28)

224, vs. New Mexico, 1959

M ost Y ard s In te r c e p tio n s R etu rn ed

M ost P a s s e s H ad In terce p ted

• SCORING

234, vs. Northern Colorado, 1978

6, vs. Utah State, 1948

M ost P o in ts

.833, vs. Thomas More, 1990 (20x24)

• TOTAL OFFENSE M ost P la y s

99, vs. South Dakota State, 1970

133, vs. Mount Saint Charles, 1920 62, vs. Thomas More, 1990 60, vs. Simon Fraser, 1980 59, vs. Montana State, 1986

M ost Y ard s

649, vs. Portland State, 1968

| # Big Sky record, ties I-AA record

• TOTAL DEFENSE F e w e st P la y s A llo w ed

27, vs. British Columbia, 1963 Fewest Yards Allowed 28, vs. Utah State, 1950 Lowest Average Per Play Allowed .63, vs. Thomas More, 1990

C a re er

( S in c e 1 9 4 8 ) S

R u s h in g 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 . 15 .

Rocky Klever (1 9 7 7 -8 1 ).......... Steve C aputo (1969-71) ......... Monty Bullerdick (1978-79).... Jody Farm er (1 9 8 6 -8 9 )............ Dick Imer (1 9 5 3 -5 4 )................. Terry Dillon (1 9 6 0 -6 2 )............. Arnie Blancas (1 9 6 9 -7 0 )......... Les Kent (1 9 6 9 -7 0 ).................. Tony Rice (1 9 8 8 -9 2 )................ Del S pear (1 9 7 3 -7 6 )................. Paul Connelly (1 9 6 4 -6 5 )......... Jeff H offm an (1 9 7 0 -7 1 ).......... Bob Byrne (1 9 4 9 -5 1 )............... R enard C olem an (1985-8 8 ).... Casey Reilly (1 9 6 9 -7 1 ).............

2 ,2 2 8 yards 2 ,0 3 3 yards 1 ,8 1 3 yards 1 ,7 1 9 yards 1 ,5 9 2 yards 1,5 6 9 yards 1 ,5 6 4 yards 1 ,5 5 4 yards 1 ,4 5 3 yards 1 ,4 2 9 yards 1 ,3 4 8 yards 1 ,3 4 5 yards 1 ,3 1 3 yards 1,311 yards 1 ,2 8 4 yards

12. 3. 4. 5. 6. 73. 9. 19. 11. 12. 13. 14.

Sh a lo n B aker

Scott G um sey (1 9 9 1 -9 4 ) 2 ,5 7 4 Shalon Baker (1 9 9 1 -9 4 ).................................2 ,5 6 1 Bill Cockhill (1 9 9 0 -9 3 )...................................2 .2 5 7 Mike T revathan (1 9 8 7 -9 0 )............................ 1 ,9 6 9 Brian Salonen (1 9 8 0 -8 3 ).............................. 1 ,8 8 2 Matt Wells (1 9 9 2 -9 4 ).......................................1 ,7 2 5 Matt Clark (1 9 8 7 -9 0 ).......................................1 ,6 3 9 Bob McCauley (1 9 8 1 -8 4 )...............................1 ,4 6 6 Mike Rice (1 9 8 5 -8 6 )........................................1 ,4 3 4 S hannon C abunoc (1 9 8 8 -9 2 )...................... 1 ,3 1 7 Ray Bauer (1 9 4 8 -5 0 )...................................... 1 ,2 5 0 Marvin Turk (1 9 9 0 -9 1 )................................... 1 ,1 7 8 Mike Carlsen (1 9 9 1 -9 2 ).................................1 ,1 4 0 Vern Kelly (1 9 7 8 -7 9 ).......................................1 ,1 0 3 Brad Salonen (1984-88) 9 80 Jim Hard (1 9 7 8 -7 9 ) 960 Paul Cooley (1 9 7 5 -7 6 )..................................... 941 Tony Lam bert (1 9 8 6 -8 7 )................................. 9 15

280 196 180 178 170 166 158 148 126 122 115 112 Ill 104 104

points points points points points points points points points points points points points points points

S c o tt G urnsey

P a s s in g

R e c e iv in g 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

c o r in g

Kirk Duce (1 9 8 8 -9 1 )....................................... Bruce Carlson (1 9 7 4 -7 7 ).............................. Dan W orrell (1 9 6 8 -7 0 ).................................. Jody Farm er (1 9 8 6 -8 9 )................................. Shalon Baker (1 9 9 1 -9 4 )................................ Eby D obson (1 9 8 3 -8 6 ).................................. Tony Rice (1 9 8 8 -9 2 )...................................... Andy Larson (1 9 9 3 -9 4 )................................ Del Spear (1 9 7 3 -7 6 )....................................... Scott G um sey (1991-94) ............................. Bob Turnquist (1 9 7 2 -7 3 ).............................. Rocky Klever (1 9 7 7 -8 1 )................................ Dick Imer (1 9 5 3 -5 4 ) Mike Rice (1 9 8 5 -8 6 )....................................... Kelly Stensrud (1 9 9 2 -9 4 ).............................

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 1 5. 16.

yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards 46

Grady B ennett (1 9 8 8 -9 0 )........................... Dave Dickenson (1 9 9 2 -9 4 )....................... Brad Lebo (1 9 8 9 -9 2 )................................... Marty M ornhinw eg (1 9 8 0 -8 4 ) ................. Brent Pease (1 9 8 5 -8 6 )............................... Tom Kingsford (1 9 4 8 -5 0 )......................... Bob Boyes (1 9 7 8 -7 9 )................................. Bert W ilberger (1991-94) ......................... Scott W erbelow (1986-87) ....................... Ray Brum (1969-70) Tim Kerr (1 9 7 6 -7 8 ) Van Troxel (1 9 7 2 -7 5 ) Rock Svennungsen (1 9 7 1 -7 4 ) Dick H eath (1 9 5 2 -5 4 ) Kelly Richardson (1 9 8 0 -8 4 ) Gary Berding (1 9 7 0 -7 1 )

7 ,7 7 8 6 ,9 0 4 6 ,7 1 7 6 ,0 8 3 3 ,6 5 5 2 ,2 9 6 2 ,1 7 8 2 ,1 7 3 2 ,0 9 9 2 ,0 6 8 1 ,7 4 5 1 ,4 4 7 1 ,4 4 6 1,231 1,191 1 ,177

yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards yards

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u s h in g

Yds. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Steve C a p u to ........................ 1 , 2 5 3 Greg I s e m a n ......................... 1 , 0 7 5 M onty B ullerdick................. 1 , 0 2 2 Les K e n t................................... 9 7 2 Terry D illo n ............................ 8 9 2 Dick Im e r.................................... 8 8 9 A rnie B la n c a s ...........................8 5 5 Bryan M a g n u so n ..................... 8 1 8 M onty B ullerdick................... 7 9 1 Rocky K le v e r.......................... 7 8 3

D ave D ic k e n s o n .......................... 8 4 Kirk D u c e ......................................... 8 4 G reg I s e m a n ................................... 8 4

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

S c o tt G u m s e y ................. M arvin T u r k ................... M ike R i c e ........................ M ike T r e v a t h a n ............ S c o tt G u rn s e y ................ B ob M c C a u le y ............... S h a lo n B a k e r ................. Bill C o c k h ill.................... B rian S a lo n e n ................ M att W e lls ........................ Jim H ard ......................... M ike T r e v a t h a n ............ S h a lo n B a k e r ................. P aul L a m b ....................... P aul C o o l e y ................... M att W e lls ........................ S h a lo n B a k e r .................. M att C la r k ....................... M ike C a r l s e n ................. S h a n n o n C a b u n o c ...... T o n y L a m b e r t................ V ern K e lly ....................... Ray B a u e r ....................... M ike C a rlse n ..................

1 ,0 7 9 1 ,0 4 7 1 ,0 4 6 1 ,0 0 6 998 933 885 870 832 746 722 710 702 614 607 606 592 588 588 573 569 564 563 552

(C ontinued )

P ts.

1971 1982 1977 1969 1962 1954 1970 1967 1978 1981

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8. 9. 11. 13. 14. 15. 16.

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Season (Since 1948)

Mike R ic e 80 Andy L a rs o n 79 Marvin T u r k ............................... 7 8 Kirk D u c e .................................... 7 3 Tony R ic e 72 Kelly S te n s ru d 68 Eby D obson ................................. 6 8 Dan W o rre ll............................... 6 7 Kirk D u c e ..................................... 6 7 Dick Im e r..................................... 6 4 Andy L a r s o n .............................. 6 3 S halon B a k e r............................. 6 2 Dan W o rre ll............................... 6 0 Del S p e a r ..................................... 6 0 Jody Farm er ................................ 6 0 Jody F a r m e r ................................ 6 0 Shalon B a k e r...............................6 0

Arnie Blancas

R eceiving

(C ontinued )

Yds.

Yr. 25. 26. 27. 28.

1993 1991 1986 1990 1994 1984 1994 1993 1983 1994 1979 1989 1991 1985 1976 1993 1993 1989 1992 1990 1986 1978 1950 1991

Yr. 1986 1993 1991 1989 1992 1994 1986 1969 1990 1954 1994 1994 1970 1974 1987 1989 1993

Bill C o c k h ill................. ............. 5 4 2 V ern K e lly ..................... ............. 5 3 9 Bill C o c k h ill................. ............. 5 3 6 L o re n z o G l e n n ........... ............. 5 1 1

Yr. 1992 1977 1991 1989

P a s s in g Yds. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

D ave D ic k e n s o n ........ 3 ,6 4 0 3 ,3 8 4 B rad L ebo ..................... G rad y B e n n e t t ............ 3 ,0 9 1 3 ,0 5 6 B re n t P e a s e ................. 3 ,0 5 3 D ave D ic k e n s o n ......... 3 ,0 0 5 G rad y B e n n e t t ............ B rad L ebo ..................... 2 ,6 4 6 2 ,4 5 3 M arty M o rn h in w e g ... S c o tt W e rb e lo w .......... 1 ,8 8 3 1 ,6 8 2 G rad y B e n n e t t ............ B ob B o y e s ..................... 1 ,6 6 8 M arty M o rn h in w e g ... 1 ,5 6 9 1 ,3 6 1 T o m K in g s f o r d ........... M arty M o rn h in w e g ... 1 ,1 8 7 Tim K e r r ........................ 1 ,0 9 7 B e rt W ilb e rg e r............ 1 ,0 1 6 Ray B r u m ...................... ............. 9 6 9

Yr. 1993 1991 1989 1986 1994 1990 1992 1984 1987 1988 1979 1982 1950 1981 1977 1994 1969

Grizzly PLAYER YEAR Chris Bentz................................................ 1918 “Wild” Bill Kelly (AShrine Game)........... 1926 Russell Sweet (AShrine Game) ................ 1926 Tom Davis* (AShrine Game) :........ 1928 Jim Morrow............................................... 1929 Waldo Ekegren*...........................................1930 Bob Stansberry* ......................................... 1933 Henry Blastic............................................. 1937 Milt Popovich (AShrine Game)................ 1937 Eso Naranche (AShrine Game)................ 1942 Ken Campbell (AP#*).............................. 1950 Joe DeLuca*.............................................. 1954 Doug Dansinger*....................................... 1955 Stan Renning...................................... 1957, 58 John Lands......................................... 1958, 59 Terry Dillon (AShrine Game).................... 1962 Wayne Harrington (AP, 2nd team) 1965 Bob Beers (AP, 1st team) 1967, 68 Herb White (AP*)........................................1968 Les Kent (AP, 2nd team).......................... 1969 Tuufuli Uperesa......................................... 1969 (AP, 2nd team; Kodak*)

All-Am

Tony Breland PLAYER YEAR Mike Rice (AP, 1st team).......................... 1985 Larry Clarkson (AP, 1stteam)...... 1986 Mike Rice..................................................... 1986 (AP, 1st team; Football News, 1st team) Tony Breland............................................... 1986 (Football News, 2nd team) Larry Clarkson............................................. 1987 (AP, 2nd Team; Walter Camp; Football News; Blue Gray Game)

PLAYER YEAR Tim Hauck................................................... 1988 (AP, 1st team; Football News, 1st team) Quinton Richardson (AP*)..........................1988 Kirk Scrafford (AP*).................................... 1988 J.C. Campbell (AP*).................................... 1988 Jody Farmer (AP, 2nd team) ............. 1988, 89 Mike Rankin (AP, 3rd team).............. 1988, 89 Tim Hauck................................................... 1989 (AP, Kodak, Football News, Finalist for Payton Award; The Sports Network, 1st team; USA Today; Japan Bowl) Jay Fagan (AP, 3rd team)..........................1989 Kirk Scrafford.............................................. 1989 (AP, 1st team, Martin Luther King Bowl) Rick Erps (AP, 2nd team)...........................1990 Mike Trevathan........................................... 1990 (Sports Network, Football Gazette, 1st team) Grady Bennett............................................. 1990 (Football Gazette, 3rd team) Chad Germer............................................... 1991 (AP, 3rd team; Football Gazette, 1st team; Blue-Gray Classic) Sean Dorris (Football Gazette*).................1991

Eso Naranche Larry Miller (AP, 3rd team)...................... 1969 Ray Brum (AP*)......................................... 1969 Karl Stein (AP*,Kodak*)............................. 1969 Larry Miller (AP, 3rd team)...................... 1970 Ray Brum (Kodak, 1st team).................... 1970 Arnie Blancas (AP*).................................. 1970 Steve Okoniewski (AP*)............................ 1970 Karl Stein.................................................... 1970 (AP, 1st team; Kodak, 1st team) Barry Darrow (AP*)................................... 1971 Steve Okoniewski...................................... 1971 (AP, 3rd team; Kodak, 2nd team) Barry Darrow.............................................. 1972 (Universal Sports, 2nd team) Ron Rosenberg (AP,3rd team)................. 1974 Greg Anderson............................................1976 (1975 AP*; AP, 1st team; Kodak, 1st team) Monty Bullerdick (AP*).................... 1977 Jim Hard (Kodak, 1st team; AP*)............ 1979 Allen Green (Pepsi-Mizlou, 1st team ) 1979 Tony Fudge (AP)* .................................... 1982 Marty Mornhinweg (AP)*.......................... 1982 Brian Salonen............................................ 1983 (AP, Kodak, Coaches 1st team; AShrine Game) Marty Mornhinweg (AP*)...........................1984

Jay Turner Tony Breland............................................... 1987 (AP*, Football News 1st team) Scott Camper (AP*).................................... 1987 Pat Foster (AP, 3rd Team).........................1987 Bill Venard (AP*)......................................... 1987 Mike Rankin (AP*).........................1987, 88, 89

A cademic A ll- A mericans PLAYER YEAR Greg Maloney (2nd team )......................1 9 7 8 Ed Cerkovnik (1st team )......................... 1 979 Greg Iseman (3rd team).......................... 198 2 Brian Salonen (2nd team )......................1 9 8 3 Rick Sullivan (2nd team) 1986, 88 John Huestis (2nd team )........................ 1 9 8 8 Brad Salonen (2nd team) .......................198 8 Mike McGowan (1st team ).... 1988, 89, 90 Dave Dickenson (1st team ) 1993, 94 Matt Wells (2nd team ) 1993, 94 48

Chad Lembke (FootballGazette*)...............1991 Todd Ericson.............................................. 1993 (AP, 2nd team; Football Gazette, 1st team; Sports Network, 3rd team) Dave Dickenson........................................ 1993 (Football Gazette, 1st team; AP, 2nd team; Sports Network, 3rd team) Scott Gragg (SportsNetwork*).................. 1993 Dave Dickenson.........................................1994 (AP, 2nd team; Sports Network, 2nd team; Football Gazette, 2nd team) Scott Gragg.................................................1994 (AP, 2nd team; AShrine Game; Senior Bowl; Sports Network, 2nd team) Jay Turner................................................... 1994 (Sports Network, 2nd team; Football Gazette, 2nd team) Dan Downs................................................. 1994 (Football Gazette*)

* D enotes honorable m ention A D enotes East-W est Shrine Gam e

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YEAR

PLAYER

Jerry Luchau, O G .............................. 1 9 6 3 Chris Pomajevich, WR...................... 1 9 6 3 Pete Gotay, F B ................................... 1 9 6 3 Paul Connelly, T B .............................. 1 9 6 4 Wayne Harrington, O C .................... 1 9 6 4 Terry Bergren, T B ............................. 1 9 6 5 Willie Jones, T B /R ets........................1 9 6 5 Warren Hill, T B .................................. 1 9 6 6 Bob Graham, O C ............................... 1 9 6 7 Lon Howard, O T ................................ 1 9 6 7 Larry Huggins, D E .............................1 9 6 7 Bryan Magnuson, F B ........................ 1 9 6 7 Mick O’Neill, D B ................................ 1 9 6 7 Bob Beers, ILB......................... 1967, 68 Herb White, DE........................ 1967, 68 Tuufuli Uperesa, O T ............... 1968, 69 Tim Gallagher, D E ............................. 1 9 6 9 Bill Gutman, O T ................................. 1 9 6 9 Les Kent, R B .......................................1 9 6 9

YEAR

Pat Curry, D E ...................................... 1 9 8 1 Jim Rooney, O T ..................... 1 9 8 1 Mickey Sutton, C B /P R ..................... 1 9 8 1 Tony Fudge, S S .................................. 1 9 8 2 Ben Kiefer, O L B ................................ 1 9 8 2 Brian Salonen, T E ............................. 1 9 8 3 Mike Rice, W R /P ..................... 1 9 8 5 , 86 Larry Clarkson, O T .................. 19 8 6 , 87 Tony Breland, S S .........................•......1 9 8 7 Scott Camper, D T.............................. 1 9 8 7 Pat Foster, D E ..................................... 1 9 8 7 Mike Rankin, ILB 1987, 88, 89 Bill Venard, O G .................................. 1 9 8 7 $Tim Hauck, F S 19 8 8 , 89 Kirk Scrafford, O G ................... 1 9 8 8 , 89 J.C. Campbell, O L B ..........................1 9 8 8 Jody Farmer, R B /P /K O R 19 8 8 , 89 Jay Fagan, O G ....................................1 9 8 9 Dan Edwards, D E ............................... 1 9 8 9

Mike Rankin P L A YE R Y EA R Greg Anderson, FS/Rets. ... 1974, 75, 76 Paul Cooley, W R .................................. 1 9 7 6 Monty Bullerdick, R B .........................1 9 7 7 Steve Fisher, D T ..................................1 9 7 8 Allen Green, T E ...................................1 9 7 8 Sam Martin, D E .......................... 1 9 7 8 , 79 Guy Bingham, O G ................1 9 7 8 ,7 9 Greg Dunn, F S ........................... 1 9 7 8 , 79 Jim Hard, W R........................................ 1 9 7 9 Raul Allegre, K ..................................... 1 9 7 9 Kent Clausen, IL B ................................ 1 9 7 9

Jim N ordstrom , D E ..............................1 9 6 9 Roy Robinson, D B ............................... 1 9 6 9 Jo h n Stedham , D T ...............................1 9 6 9 Larry S tranahan, D T .......................... 1 9 6 9 Arnie Blancas, R B ..................... 1 9 6 9 , 70 Larry Miller, D E .......................... 1 9 6 9 , 70 Karl Stein, F S .............................. 1 9 6 9 , 70 Steve Okoniewski, O G 1 9 7 0 , 71 Steve C aputo, R B ................................ 1 9 7 1 Ray Stachnick, O C ..............................1 9 7 1 Kit Blue, O C ...........................................1 9 7 2 Barry Darrow, O G ...............................1 9 7 2 Mick Dennehy, D B ..............................1 9 7 2 Leo LaRoche, D E ................................. 1 9 7 2 #R on Rosenberg, IL B 1 9 7 2 , 74 Steve Taylor, D E ...................................1 9 7 3 Dave H arrington, C B .......................... 1 9 7 3 Sly Hardy, C B ............................ 1 9 7 3 , 74

Rick Erps, O G ................. .................... 1 9 9 0 Mike M cGowan, OLB .................... 1 9 9 0 Marvin Turk, W R............ .................... 1 9 9 1 Chad G erm er, O C .......... .................... 1 9 9 1 Kirk Murphy, D E ............ .................... 1 9 9 1 Chad Lembke, IL B ........ 1 9 9 1 , 92 Todd Ericson, Safety 1991, 92, 93 Sam Davidson, D T ......... .................... 1 9 9 2 Dan Downs, I L ............... 1 9 9 2 ,9 3 ,9 4 !Dave D ickenson, QB 1 9 9 3 , 94 Scott Gurnsey, WR .................... 1 9 9 3 Frank G arrett, O G ......... .................... 1 9 9 3 Kurt Schilling, OLB ........................... 1 9 9 3 Carl Franks, D B .............. .................... 1 9 9 3 Scott Gragg, O T .................................. 1 9 9 4 Keith Burke, C B .............. ....................1 9 9 4

Todd Ericson 49

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SkyDefensive MVP, 1988, 89 SkyDefensive MVP, 1974 Sky Offensive MVP, 1993,94

G rizzly E a c h year eight outstanding University of Montana football players are recipients of awards. The Terry Dillon Award, honoring the outstanding back or receiver, was established in 1964 following the accidental death of former Grizzly Terry Dillon. Dillon played defensive and offensive halfback for UM from 1960 to 1962. He started at defensive halfback for the National Football League Minnesota Vikings. The Paul Weskamp Award was established in memory of Paul Weskamp, a tackle on Ed Chinske’s 1954 Grizzlies. The award honors UM’s out standing lineman and was established by the citizens of Ronan, Montana. The Golden Helmet Award honors the hardest hitter on the team. It was set up on a nationwide basis by the CocaCola Company in 1967. The Larry Miller Award is given in memory of the great Grizzly lineman and wrestler who competed for UM in 1969 and 1970. Miller died in an automobile accident in 1974. The award honors the teams’ outstanding defensive lineman. The Steve Carlson award is given to the teams’ most valuable player in memory of the former Grizzly football player who died in 1977. Pat Norwood was a four year starter at offensive tackle for the Grizzlies (1978-82) from Billings, who died of cancer in 1983. This award is given to the Most Inspirational Player, who often times had to overcome an injury. The Tony Barbour award is given in memory of a Loyal Grizzly Fan. It is presented annually to a UM player, “who best exemplifies outstanding practice habits and makes an unselfish contribution to the betterment of the Grizzly Football Team. Enthusiasm, dedication and commitment are the key factors sought in the person receiving this award.” The Outstanding Linebacker award was inaugurated in 1990, and is given by an anonymous donor.

Brian S a lo n en C a r l s o n (M VP) 1 9 7 7 — Ron Lebsock 1 9 7 8 - Tim Kerr 1 9 7 9 - Jim H ard 1 9 8 0 — K ent C lausen 1 9 8 1 — Rocky Klever

1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 -

1 9 8 2 — Greg Isem an 1983 — 1984 — 1985 — 1986— 1987 — 1988— 1989— 1990— 1991 -

1992 1993 — 1994—

M arty M ornhinw eg B rian S alonen M arty M ornhinw eg Mike Rice Mike Rice B rent P ease Pat Foster Bill V enard Tim H auck Tim H auck G rady B en n ett Mike M cG ow an Brad Lebo Marvin Turk Brad Lebo S ean D orris Dave D ickenson Dave D ickenson S co tt G urnsey S halon B aker

1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

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W ay n e H a rrin g to n P au l C o n n elly Jim N eilsen B ry an M ag n u so n M ike B uzzard Karl S tein A rn ie B lan c as S te v e C a p u to Je ff H o ffm an Bob S m ith R ock S v e n n u n g s e n Del S p e a r P aul F isn ess M onty B u llerd ick R ocky K lever R ocky K lever W ay n e H a r p e r R ocky K lever G reg Isem a n J o e y C h a rle s S c o tt M urray L eR oy F o s te r L eR oy F o s te r K raig P a u lso n R e n a rd C o le m a n S c o tt W e rb elo w Jo d y F a rm e r Jo d y F a rm e r M ike T re v a th a n M arvin T urk T o n y Rice S hannon C abunoc

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B rian S a lo n e n D ave D u m m e tt Kelly R ic h a rd so n Tim M o n te ro s si R ob K unka Rick S ullivan D avid R eev es J a s o n Ray J a s o n Ray D on G rav es Ja y F ag an M att C lark Nels K ludt S te v e Pr,em ock S am D av id so n Kelly M cC allum F ra n k G a rre tt M att W ells M att W ells Eric S im o n so n

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— L arry H uggins — Tuufuli U p e re sa — Tuufuli U p e re sa — Larry Miller — S tev e O koniew ski — Ron R ich ard s — Jim Leid — L arry F arn am — W alt B rett — D an Sullivan — T erry F alcon — Guy B ingham — Guy B ingham — B rian M cH ugh — Jim R ooney — G reg A m u n d sen — Bob C o rd ie r — Rick L in d erh o lm — Eric D aw ald — Larry C lark so n S haw n P o o le Larry C lark so n — Jay F agan — Kirk S craffo rd — Rick E rps — C had G erm e r D am on G ilb reth S c o tt G ragg — S c o tt G ragg S c o tt G ragg —

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Bob B eers H erb W hite Jim N o rd stro m Jim N o rd stro m C asey Reilly Mick D en n e h y Sly H ardy R on R o s e n b e rg S tev e D io n as G reg A n d e rso n Kelly J o h n s o n K ent C lau sen G reg D unn Ja y B eck er S c o tt G ra tto n S c o tt G ra tto n C u rt M cElroy B ren t O ak lan d J a k e T ram m ell T erry S hillam P a t H ard im a n D em id ric C o o k s Tim H auck Tim H au ck Tim H auck M ike R ankin S tev e C ollins D on G raves T odd E ricso n D eth ric k S locum T odd E ricso n C arl F ran k s C h ad L em bke T odd E ricson C arl F ran k s A cen C hiles

1991

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C u rre n t/F o r m e r

Tim H auck Steve Sullivan Ed Illman “Wild” Bill Kelly Len Noyes Milton Popovich Paul Szakash Aldo Forte Bill Lazetich John Dolan Stan Renning John Lands Bob O ’Billovich Terry Dillon Mike Tilleman Willie Postler Steve Okoniewski Barry Darrow Doug Betters Terry Falcon Greg Anderson § Tim Hook Carm Carteri Guy Bingham Rocky Klever Rich Burtness § Mike Hagen

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Evansville Wilson’s Wildcats Brooklyn Professional Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions Detroit Lions Cleveland Rams Buffalo Indians Edm onton Eskimos Indianapolis Warriors Ottawa Rough Riders M innesota Vikings Chicago Bears British Columbia Lions Atlanta Falcons Cleveland Browns Miami Dolphins New England Patriots M ontreal Saskatchew an Roughriders Ottawa Rough Riders New York Jets (10th round) New York Jets (9th round) Dallas Cowboys (12th round) Seattle Seahawks

§ Mickey Sutton Brian Salonen Mike Rice Brent Pease Larry Clarkson Pat Foster * § Tim Hauck * § Kirk Scrafford * Matt Clark * § Mike Trevathan * § Brad Lebo § Sean Dorris § Todd Ericson * Bruce Dotson Carl Franks *Scott Gragg *Shalon Baker Damon Boddie Scott Gurnsey *§Marc Lamb Stacy Edwards Keith Burke

1983 1984 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1992 1992 1994 1994 1994 1995 1995 1995 1995 1995 1995 1995

Pittsburgh Maulers Dallas Cowboys (10th round) New York Jets (8th round) Minnesota Vikings (11th round) San Francisco 49ers (8th round) Los Angeles Rams (9th round) New England Patriots Cincinnati Bengals British Columbia Lions British Columbia Lions Cincinnati Bengals Houston Oilers Indianapolis Colts British Columbia Lions T oronto Argonauts New York Giants (2nd Round) British Columbia Lions British Columbia Lions Toronto Argonauts New York Jets Birmingham Barracudas Ottawa Rough Riders

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GAME 2 S ep t. 10th MONTANA 4 8 , CARSON-NEWMAN 1 4 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium ) 6 0 , Cloudy 0— 7 1 0 — 41

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-4:40--Scott Gurnsey, 11 Pass from Dave Dickenson

(Andy Larson kick), UM -2nd-13:34-Damon Boddie, 1 Run (Larson kick) UM -2nd-2:18--Larson, 42 Field Goal UM -3rd-10:26-Kelly Stensrud, 1 Run (Larson kick) UM -3rd-7:01-Scott Spraggins, 5 Run (Larson kick) SS -3rd-3:09--Derek Minatee, 8 Pass from Ryan Merrill

TEAM STATS

16 31 56 336 60-392 4 (-32) 29 18 0 1-0 4-43 6-42.3 2x11 28:12

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Times Sacked Pass Attempts Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

GAME 3 S ep t. 17th MONTANA 4 9 , E. WASHINGTON 2 9 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium )

Attendance: 1 1 ,1 1 9 5 8 , Broken Clouds C arson-N ew m an................ 7 7 0 0 -- 14 M o n ta n a ............................. 17 2 4 7 0 — 48

A ttendance: 1 3 ,8 3 1 E. W ash in gton ................... 3 7 M o n ta n a .............................. 2 1 0

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-10:40—Boddie, 23 Run (Larson kick) CN -lst-8:39--Wayne Morton, 61 Run (Bryan Standfest kick) UM -lst-7:59--Shalon Baker, 34 Pass from Dickenson (Larson

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-13:44-Dickenson, 1 Run (Larson kick) EWU -lst-ll:21-Tom Zurfluh, 22 Field Goal UM -lst-4:15-Stensrud, 15 Pass from Dickenson (Kick failed) UM -lst-l:25--Mike Erhardt, 8 Pass from Dickenson

kick) UM -lst-2:50--Larson, 21 Field Goal UM -2nd-ll:33--Mike Wilson, 29 pass from Dickenson

16 37 87 137 74-224 4 (-19) 37 16 1 2-1 10-85 12-39.6 5x18 31:48

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Chris Morton: 8-55/0; Boddie: 7-23/1 TD. SS -J.D. Davidson: 18-71/0. P a ssin g UM -Dickenson: 13x22-0=271/1 TD; Wilberger: 5x7-

0=65/1 TD, SS - Ryan Merrill: 14x33-1/1 TD. R eceiving UM -Matt Wells: 4-87/0; Gurnsey: 3-39/1 TD. SS -Minatee: 4-31/1 TD; Ben Weeks: 3-24/0. D efen siv e Leader(s) UM -Blaine McElmurry: 8 TT; Mike Goicoechea: 5, 1

TL (-1), 1 PD. SS -Jimmy Owens: 6 TT, 1 TL (-8). GAME NOTES: The Grizzlies weren’t clicking on all

cylinders against the Cossacks, especially on offense, but Montana started the 1994 season with a convincing 417 victory. Junior quarterback Dave Dickenson completed 13-of22 Passes for 271 yards in two quarters. Senior Shalon Baker had two catches for 111 yards and returned four punts for 87 yards. “I’m very happy with the big picture, but we’ve got to clean up the little things,” was how head coach Don Read described his seventh straight opening-season victory at home since taking over the UM program in 1986. Senior comerback Keith Burke, a 1994 honors can didate and honorable mention All-Big Sky selection last season, had the game’s only interception. Sophomore free safety Blaine McElmurry had a game-high eight tackles in his first start. Sophomore kicker Andy Larson booted three 42-yard field goals,but one was nullified because of a UM penalty. Montana’s defense allowed just 224 total yards, and made some big plays to keep the Cossacks at bay. Perhaps the biggest defensive stop was Burke’s intercep tion. Burke had to leap high in front of the Sonoma receiver for the pick.

5 , Clear S k ies 6 1329 21 7 — 49

(Dickenson to Gurnsey) EWU -2nd-10:02--Jason Anderson, 99 Pass from Todd

(Larson kick)

(Brendan McMurtrie kick) UM -4th-12:10-Larry Tofanelli, 31 Pass from Bert Wilberger (Larson kick) UM 4th-9:43-Larson, 42 Field Goal UM

Season

Bemett (Zurfluh kick)

UM -2nd-9:50-Boddie, 16 Run (Larson kick) CN -2nd-5:55--Vincent Williams, 3 Run (Standfest kick) UM -2nd-4:59--Morton, 14 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -2nd-:04--Larson, 23 Field Goal UM -3rd-ll:54-Gumsey, 25 Pass from Dickenson (Larson

kick)

UM -3rd-9:23--Baker, 16 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -3rd-7:33-Baker, 7 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -3rd-4:46-Burke, 72 Interception Return (Larson kick) EWU -3rd-2:23-Jason Patrick, 2 Run (Pass Failed) EWU -4th-12:07-Anderson, 50 Pass from Bemett (Zurfluh

kick)

TEAM STATS

29 29 135 477 612 4 (-21) 38 26 0 0-0 7-40 3-39.0 3x9 27:10

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Times Sacked Pass Attempts Completions Hard Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

19 56 292 103 395 3 (-18) 18 9 0 6-3 9-81 6-33.7 5x15 32:50

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 5-61/2 TDs; Dickenson: 6-42/0. CN -Wayne Morton: 8-94/1; Vincent Williams: 14-80. P assing UM -Dickenson: 22x30-0=398/4 TDs; Wilberger:

4x8-0=79/0. CN -Williams: 3x8-0=40/0. R eceiving UM -Baker: 7-130/1TD; Gurnsey: 449-1. CN-Sedric

Cherry: 2-44/0. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -McElmurry: 9 TT; Kurt Schilling: 8 TT. CN -Rodney Best; 10 TT.

UM -4th-9:21~Jay Turner, 25 Fumble Return (Larson kick) EWU -4th-3:43-Jerrold Jackson, 38 Pass from Bemett (Pass

failed) UM

TEAM STATS

23 23 35 424 70-459 0 47 34 1 2-0 6-73 6-47.3 4x12 26:39

EWU

25 30 117 486 89-603 4 (-26) 59 30 3 2-2 9-76 4-38.5 8x19 33:21

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing

UM -Morton: 8-22/0, EWU-David Lewis: 19-92. P assin g

UM -Dickenson: 34x47-1-424/4 TDs. EWU -Bemett: 30x59-3=486/3 TDs. R eceiving

UM -Gurnsey: 7-111/0; Stensrud: 6-53/1 TD; Baker: 8/70/2. EWU-Anderson: 11-264/2 TDs. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -McElmurry, 9TT, Int., PD.

EWU -Evan Brady, 12TT, Sack, Int., TL (-18).

GAME NOTES: The Grizzlies entered the game ranked fourth in Division I-AA, while the CarsonNewman College Eagles were ranked 10th in Division II. UM's passing game worked to near-perfection, racking up 612 total yards -- just 37 short of a school record. Dickenson picked apart the Carson-Newman de fense, scoring on all eight of his possessions, and was 22-of-30-0 for 398 yards and four TDs in two quar ters. All of the scoring was accomplished early, as the Grizzlies’ final TD made it 48-14, on a 25-yard hookup from Dickenson to Scott Gurnsey early in the third quarter. Baker caught seven passes for 130 yards. Boddie rushed for 61 yards and two touchdowns, had a 74yard kickoff return, and one catch for 20 yards. Dickenson was named the Big Sky-Cenex Land O’Lakes Player of the Week on offense, sharing the award with NAU signal-caller Jeff Lewis. It was Dickenson’s fourth player of the week award in the last two seasons.

GAME NOTES: Montana capitalized on big plays to start the Big Sky Conference season with a victory. Dickenson passed for 424 yards and four touch downs, and the Grizzly defense scored twice. There were 1,062 total yards in the game, 603 of them by the Eagles. However, EWU lost two fumbles and QB Todd Bemett, who passed for a school-record 486 yards, was picked off three times. Montana scored 42 of its 49 points in the second and third quarters. For the fifth time in his career, Dickenson exceeded 400 yards passing. A Dickenson pass was intercepted early in the second quarter, break ing a string of 202 passes in which he had not been picked off.

1994

GAME 5 O ct. 1 MONTANA 4 5 , CAL POLY, SLO 0 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium )

GAME 4 S ep t. 2 4 th MONTANA 2 1 , ©NORTH TEXAS 17 (Fouts Field, D en ton , Texas) Attendance: 2 0 ,3 5 4 M o n ta n a .............................. 0 North T e x a s ....................... 0

7 14

6 4 , Sunny, Windy 7 7 — 21 3 0 17

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -2nd-ll:24--Dickenson, 14 Run (Larson kick) UNT -2nd-2:01--David Brown, 30 Pass from Mitch Maher (Jeff

Graham kick) UNT -2nd-:06--Troy Redwine, 40 Pass from Maher (Graham

kick) UNT -3rd-ll:49-Graham, 22 Field Goal UM -3rd-3:32-Stensrud, 2 Run (Larson kick) UM -4th-5:13--Boddie, 20 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM

TEAM STATS

21 24 32 279 62-311 2 (-21) 38 27 0 1-1 7-60 6-33.3 6x13 28:47

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Sacks By Pass Attempts Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

Season

UNT

17 29 86 229 63-315 6 (-41) 33 16 1 1-0 6-37 6-38.8 3x14 31:13

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 9-23/0; Stensrud: 5-21/1 TD. UNT -Stacy Anderson: 16-54/0; Cedric Cromer: 7-

43/0. P assing UM -Dickenson: 27x38-0=279/1 TD. UNT -Mitch Maher-. 20x33-1=229/2 TDs. R eceiving UM -Gurnsey: 10-137/0; Matt Wells: 6-48-0; Stensrud: 4-28/0. UNT -David Brown: 5/41/1

TD; Brian Smith: 5-62/0; Troy Redwine: 2-47/1. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Downs: 9 TT, Int., TL (-2); McElmurry, 8 TT, TL

62). UNT -Willis Hudson: 6 TT, 2 TLs (-7), Sack (-9).

Attendance: 1 1 ,8 6 8 Cal Poly, SLO ................... 0 M o n ta n a .............................. 7

GAME 6 O ct. 8 MONTANA 3 5 , NORTHERN ARIZONA 2 4 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium )____________

6 3 , Broken Clouds 0 0 0 0 14 8 16 — 45

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-2:40--Erhardt, 11 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -2nd-9:12-Erhardt, 7 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -2nd-2:28-Baker, 40 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -3rd-8:12-Wells, 5 Pass from Dickenson (Kick Failed) UM -3rd-6:29-Safety, Punt Blocked out of End Zone (by Josh

Remington)

A ttendance: 1 5 ,4 6 6 N. Arizona .......................... 3 M o n ta n a .............................. 7

7 14

5 3 , Blue S k ies 0 1 4 -- 2 4 7 7 -35

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY NAU -lst-ll:15-Kevin O’Leary, 32 Field Goal, UM -lst-5:50--Erhardt, 12 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) NAU -2nd-ll:58--Jeff Lewis, 4 Run (O’Leary kick) UM -2nd-9:46--Stensrud, 3 Run (Larson kick) UM -2nd-5:39-Dickenson, 12 Pass from Stensrud (Larson

kick)

UM -4th-l 3:25-Safety, Ball Snapped out of End Zone UM -4th-10:00-Scott Spraggins, 55 Run (Larson kick) UM -4th-8:15— Keith Woods, 45 Interception Return (Larson

kick)

UM -3rd-10:21--Stensrud, 14 Run (Larson kick) NAU -4th-4:28-Rod Alexander, 12 Pass from Lewis (Pass

Failed) UM -4th-3:05--Stensrud, 12 Pass from Dickenson (Larson

kick) UM

TEAM STATS

23 37 154 304 79-458 5 (-28) 42 26 0 2-1 1-15 8-42.6 8x17 36:11

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Rush Yards Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Times Sacked Pass Attempts Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

CP,SLO

7 28 52 109 59-161 4 (-36) 31 10 1 0-0 10-85 13-37.5 1x16 23:49

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Spraggins: 9-85-1/1 TD; Stensrud: 9-40/0. CP, SLO -Dan Nyugen: 10/35/0. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 20x33-0=239/4 TDs; Wilberger: 6x9-0=65/0. CP, SLO -Mike Fisher. 4x18-0=53/

0; Brandon Stott: 5x12-1=19/0. R eceiving UM -Erhardt: 8-94/ 2 TDs; Gurnsey: 4-59/0; Baker: 3-64/1. CP, S L O -3-60/0. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Turner: 10 TT, 3 1/2 Sacks (-26 1/2). CP, SLO -A.D. Williams: 9 TT, Sack (-10).

NAU -4th-: 01-Alexander, 6 Pass from Lewis (Lewis to Chris

Warner) UM

TEAM STATS

20 28 93 308 57-401 5 (-34) 29 20 0 4-2 8-61 4-33.5 5x11 24:43

NAU

25 40 78 339 91-417 4 (-35) 51 32 0 3-0 10-79 4-43.5 7x22 35:17

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 5-63/0; Stensrud: 5 /23/2 TDs. NAU -Len Raney: 18-62/0. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 19x28-0=296/2 TDs; Stensrud: 1x1

0=12/1 TD. NAU -Jeff Lewis: 32x51-0=339/2 TDs. R eceiving UM -Baker: 4-90/0; Gurnsey: 4-73/0; Erhardt: 3-59/ 1 TD. NAU -Rod Alexander: 9-123/2 TDs; Mason

Hess: 5/50/0; Jesus Reyes: 5-46/0. GAME NOTES: Montana’s 19th victory in its last 21

games did not come easy. The Griz defense held UNT to 315 total yards -- and the Eagles had just 86 yards rushing on 29 attempts. It was a real “gut check” kind of game for Montana, which had won its previous three-games by 34, 34, and 20 points. Montana found itself down 17-7 in the third quarter and in quite a dogfight with the tenacious-hitting Eagles. The 21 points was Montana’s lowest score since it closed out the 1992 season with a 21-14 win at Idaho State. UM had scored 35 or more points in its previous 12 games ina-row, and had 40-plus in seven of those contests. The wind was a major factor. Only one touchdown was scored against the wind: the game-winner, from Dickenson to Boddie. Mitch Maher, the pre-season All-Southland Confer ence quarterback, was 20 of 33-1 for 229 yards and a pair of TDs. Dickenson, who went over the 5,000-yard passing mark faster than any other Griz quarterback, now has 5,223 passing yards. Receiver Shalon Baker had just 16 receiving yards, but that moved him up to second on UM’s career list, giving him 1,979 yards. He passed Mike Trevathan, who had 1,969 yards from 1987-90.

GAME NOTES: The third-ranked Grizzlies started out slow, but had their first shutout since a 41-0 blanking of Chico State in 1992. Dickenson had a career-tying four touchdown passes in just 2 1 /2 quarters of work. Senior defensive tackle Jay Turner had the best game of his career with career and game-highs of 10 tackles and 3 1 /2 sacks for losses of 26 yards, and added a tackle for a loss. His sack total was the most by a Griz player in the past 17 seasons. Montana improved its record to 5-0 - its best start since the 1970 season, in which the Griz went 10-0 in the regular-season for the second year in a row. Since those ’69 and ’70 teams, UM has had 4-0 starts in 1983 and 1988. UM rushed for a season-best 154 yards on 37 carries. And 85 of those rushing yards were by junior halfback Scott Spraggins, who also had a career-long 55-yard touchdown jaunt. The following week, UM moved up to second in the rankings after No. 2 McNeese State lost (28-8) to fifthranked Youngstown State.

D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Schilling, 15 TT, Sack (-10), TL (-2); Acen Chiles, 10 TT. NAU -Stacey Ellis: 10 TT, 3 Sacks (-32),

FF, FR.

GAME NOTES: It was a double feature entertain m ent special as the “Kelly Stensrud Show ” and the “Big-Play Griz Defense Show ” debuted in front of a rockin’-and-rollin’ Homecoming crowd of 15,466. It was UM’s 15th win in a row in the regular season, and the Grizzlies’ 13th straight Big Sky Conference victory. The victory assured ninth-year head coach Don Read and the Grizzlies of their ninth straight winning season. Read has never had a losing season at Montana, taking the helm in 1986. Freshm an safety Remington continued his stellar special team s play, blocking a 41-yard field goal attem pt by NAU’s Kevin O ’Leary. Halfback Kelly Stensrud scored his career-best third touchdown on a 12-yard pass from Dickenson late in the game. Senior linebacker Kurt Schilling had a career-high 15 tackles and was named the league's player of the week on defense.

1994 GAME 7 O ct. 2 2 MONTANA 3 5 , @WEBER STATE 2 0 (W ildcat Stadium , O dgen, Utah) Attendance: 1 6 ,5 4 7 M o n ta n a .............................. 0 W eber S t a t e 7

7 13

GAME 8 O ct. 2 9 MONTANA 4 5 , IDAHO 2 1 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium )

6 1 , Blue S k ies 14 1 4 35 0 0 — 20

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY WSU -lst-3:18-Pat McNemey, 17 Pass from Bryan Martin

(Mike Minnoch kick) WSU -2nd-14:ll-McNemey, 1 Run (Minnoch kick) WSU -2nd-7:42-Minnoch, 45 Field Goal UM -2nd-4:27-Stensrud, 10 Run (Larson kick) WSU -2nd-l :02-Minnoch, 47 Field Goal UM -3rd-9:55-Wells, 7 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -3rd-7:51-Baker, 57 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -4th-12:39-Gumsey, 11 Pass from Dickenson (Larson

kick) UM -4th-5:14-Gumsey, 11 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM

TEAM STATS

24 22 23 363 70-386 7(-52) 48 30 2 0-0 7-75 7-40.7 5x13 26:57

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YARDS Times Sacked Pass Attempts Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

Season

WSU

28 51 64 323 94-387 3(-16) 43 27 0 2-1 10-94 7-37.0 6x19 33:03

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Stensrud; 6-20/1 TD. WSU -Larry Rogers-24-65/0. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 30x48-2=363/4 TDs. WSU -Martin: 27x43-0=323/1 TD. R eceiving UM -Baker: 12-172/1 TD; Wells: 7-64/1 TD; Erhardt: 4-57/0; Gurnsey: 3-30/2 TDs. WSU -

Pokey Eckford: 9-104/0; Del Stilson: 9-120/0.

Attendance: 1 5 ,4 6 6 Id a h o ..................................... 7 M o n ta n a ............................. 2 1

7 3

GAME 9 O ct. 5 @BOISE STATE 3 8 , MONTANA 1 4 (B ronco Stadium , B oise, Idaho) 3 6 , Broken Clouds 0 721 0 21 45

4 4 , Windy 8 -- 14 7 38

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY BSU -lst-13:44-Ryan Ikebe, 38 Pass from Tony Hilde (Greg

(Ryan Woolverton kick) UM -lst-8:29-Gumsey, 12 Pass from Dickenson (Stensrud run) UM -lst-0:53-Baker, 18 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -2nd-8:21-Larson, 42 Field Goal UI -2nd-2:21-Andy Gilroy, 14 Pass from Hisaw (Woolverton kick) UM -4th-14:55-Stensrud, 11 Run (Larson kick) UM -4th-9:20-Dickenson, 5 Run (Larson kick) UM -4th-4:02-Stensrud, 1 Run (Larson kick) UI -4th-0:31-Gilroy, 14 Pass from Brian Brennan (Woolverton kick)

BSU -lst-4:36-Erickson, 47 Field Goal UM -2nd-10:29-Boddie, 16 Run (Kick Failed) BSU -2nd-9:58-K.C. Adams, 38 Run (Erickson kick) BSU -2nd-9:58-Jarett Hausske, 26 Pass from Tony Hilde

TEAM STATS

28 26 76 510 78-586 6(-45) 52 38 2 3-1 8-83 3-37.0 5x12 34:38

20 29 34 364 75-398 3(-31) 46 23 0 2-1 3-25 7-36.0 5x16 25:22

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS R ushing UM -Stensrud: 8-42/2 TD’s Boddie; 7-35/0, UI -Sherriden May: 16-65/0. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 38x52-2=510/3 TDs. UI -Eric Hisaw; 17x36-0=272/ 2 TDs; Brian Brennan:

Erickson kick)

(Erickson kick) BSU -3rd-4:22-Hilde, 1 Run (Erickson kick) UM -4th-9:09-Baker, 12 Pass from Dickenson (Dickenson to

Baker) BSU -4th-8:22-Ikebe, 54 Pass from Hilde (Erickson kick) UM

TEAM STATS

23 30 24 314 73-338 13(-98) 43 29 3 2-0 8-59 5-38.8 7x15 33:36

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Times Sacked Pass Attempts Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

BSU

23 38 211 286 69-497 l(-8) 31 16 2 i- i 4-40 3-39.7 7x12 26:24

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie; 5-26/1 TD. BSU -Adams: 12-93/1

TD; Willie Bowens: 12-77/0; Hilde: 8/45/1. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 26x38-1=273/1 TD; Wilberger: 3x52=41/0. BSU -Hilde: 16x36-2=286/3 TDs. R eceiving UM -Gurnsey: 10/110/0; Wells: 7-77/0. BSU -Jarett Hausske: 5/115/1; Ryan Ikebe: 4-112/

6x10-0=92/1 TD. Receiving

UM -Downs: 12 TT, 2 sacks (-24), PD; Turner: 7 TT,

UM -Wells: 8-120/1 TD; Gurnsey: 7-118/1; Erhardt:

3 sacks (-16).

0 7

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-13:07-Wells, 15 Pass from Dickenson (Kick Failed) UI -lst-12:07-Dwight McKenzie, 65 Pass from Eric Hisaw

D efen siv e Leader(s)

WSU -Rob Hitchcock: 10 TT, sack (-7), Int.

Attendance: 2 2 ,6 3 0 M o n ta n a ............................... 0 6 B oise S t a t e ........................ 1 0 1 4

5-96/0; Baker: 6-86/1 TD. UI -McKinzie: 6-132/1 TD; Kyle Gary: 6-84/0; Keith

D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Schilling: 11 TT, TL (-1). BSU -Joe O’Brien: 11 TT, 3 sacks (-17); Brian Smith:

9 TT, 2 1/2 sacks (-20), 4 TL (-32), FF, PD.

Neal: 6-71/0; Gilroy: 2-28/2. GAME NOTES: The Grizzlies trailed twice, 17-0 and

20-7. An emotional halftime talk by head coach Don Read and an improving defense held the Wildcats score less in the second half. Montana (7-0) moved from second in the nation to No. 1, as previously top-ranked Marshall fell 24-14 at Appa lachian State. It was the first time in school history a Grizzly team was ranked first. “Coach Read gave us a heck of a good talk during halftime, ” said senior cornerback Acen Chiles. “He said, ‘We’ve got a dream, we’ve got a goal. Who is someone to take that away from us?”’ Baker broke records for career reception yards and career receptions on back-to-back catches in the third quarter. Downs had one of his best games ever with 12 tackles, two sacks, and a pass deflection, while Turner added seven tackles and three sacks. WSU strong safety Nick McDaniel broke Dickenson’s string of 131 passes without an interception early in the second quarter. The come-from-behind victory would set up one of the premier matchups in Big Sky Conference history the following week, as No. 1 and undefeated Montana would host No. 3 and undefeated Idaho.

D efen sive Leader(s) UM -McElmurry: 8 TT, FR; M. Goicoechea: 8 TT, PD;

Jay Turner: 7 TT, 3 sacks (-22). U I -Cole Wilson: 15 TT.

GAME NOTES: M ontana’s first No. 1 ranking in school history held up for another week, as UM handed third-ranked Idaho its first loss of the season. It was R ead’s 100th gam e at M ontana, and the Grizzlies’ fourth straight victory over the Vandals the longest win streak over Idaho since the series began in 1903. Dickenson passed for 5 1 0 yards, missing by two yards the school record he set in UM's 1993 win at Idaho. His 38 com pletions broke a UM m ark of 36 set by Brent Pease in 1986, and tied by Brad Lebo in 1991. On his second touchdow n pass Dickenson be cam e M ontana’s all-time touchdow n passing leader, breaking Grady B ennett’s school record of 55. Dickenson finished the day with three TD throws, giving him 57 in his career. Stensrud rushed for two touchdow ns, had a carry for a two-point conversion, and also had seven receptions.

GAME NOTES: No. 1-ranked Montana was roughed up by the Broncos. UM had won 17 straight regularseason games, dating back to 1993. Dickenson was sacked 11 times, losing 73 yards, and was knocked out of the game with eight minutes left. Since Dickenson took over at UM early in the 1993 season, no one had held the Griz to under 20 points. Those who were closest were North Texas (21) in 1994 and Idaho State (28) in 1993. With the loss, BSU tied Montana and Idaho at the top of the conference standings at 4-1. “They got momentum going, so we played into their game plan instead of our game plan,” said coach Read. “The reason they’ve won, in my opinion, is that they get people out of their rhythm, which prevents opponents from doing what they normally like to do.” The Grizzly offense and Dickenson had trouble hear ing due to the steady noise from the partisan crowd of 22,630. The result was several procedure and delay of game penalties. "What they did was they were relentless and they didn’t quit and they deserved to win,” said UM senior offensive tackle Scott Gragg.

1994 GAME 1 0 Nov. 1 2 ©IDAHO STATE 2 8 , MONTANA 2 3 (Holt Arena, P ocatello, Idaho) A ttendance: 5 ,8 7 3 M o n ta n a ............................... 0 21 Idaho S t a t e ........................ 1 4 0

0 7

GAME 11 Nov. 19th MONTANA 5 5 , MONTANA STATE 2 0 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium ) Indoors 2 23 7 28

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY ISU -1st-11:25-Alfredo Anderson, 28 Run (James Ferrell kick) ISU -lst-4:12-Anderson, 7 Run (Ferrell kick) UM -2nd-13:47-Baker, 8 Run (Larson kick), UM -2nd-10:16-Stensrud, 2 Run (Larson kick) UM -2nd-2:57-Baker, 21 Pass from Wilberger (Larson kick) ISU -3rd-4:13-Chad Kay, 1 Run (Ferrell kick) ISU -4th-13:59-David Houde, 58 Fumble Return (Ferrell kick) UM -4th-0:31-Safety, ISU Rob Wetta Runs Out of End Zone UM

TEAM STATS

24 30 32 394 82-426 6(-41) 52 32 2 2-1 3-38 6-39.2 7x15 27:39

Season

ISU

20 35 164 394 70-338 0 35 23 1 1-0 8-77 6-42.7 8x14 32:21

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 11-61/0. ISU -Anderson: 11-116/2. P assin g UM -Wilberger: 32x51-1=394/1 TD. ISU -Robb Wetta: 23x35-1=174/0. R eceiving UM -Baker: 8-71/1; Boddie: 7-145/0; Gurnsey: 5-

Attendance: 1 5 ,6 4 0 M ontana S t......................... 0 M o n ta n a .............................. 3

7 21

GAME 12 Nov. 2 6 th — Dlv. I-AA P layoffs, F irst R ound MONTANA 2 3 , NORTHERN IOWA 2 0 (W ashington-Grizzly Stadium ) _______ _

3 2 , Cloudy Sk ies 13 0 — 20 17 1 4 - 55

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-3:10-Larson, 31 Field Goal UM -2nd-ll:34-Gumsey, 21 Pass from Wilberger (Larson

kick) UM -2nd-6:39-Wilberger, 1 Run (Kick failed) MSU -2nd-4:57-Morgan, 16 Pass from Fred Moore (Geoff

Groshelle kick) UM -2nd-0:47-Wells, 53 Pass from Wilberger (Wilberger to

Gumsey) UM -3rd-10:34-Boddie, 64 Run (Larson kick) MSU -3rd-10:14-Eric Hopkins, 72 Pass from Brock Spencer

(Groshelle kick) UM -3rd-6:20-Larson, 36 Field Goal UM -3rd-2:01-Stensrud, 1 Run (Larson kick) MSU -3rd-0:26-Moore, 4 Run (Kick blocked by Josh Remington) UM -4th-14:04-Baker, 28 Pass from Wilberger (Larson kick) UM -4th-2:24-Wilberger, 10 Run (Larson kick) UM

TEAM STATS

26 46 227 386 81-613 4(-24) 36 19 2 0-0 4-40 4-32.3 5x15 34:30

MSU

20 36 115 270 71-385 3(-19) 35 17 4 0-0 7-69 6-33.8 3x14 25:30

82/0; Erhardt: 5-32/0. ISU -Troy Waters: 6-59/0. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Downs: 10 TT, sack (-3); Turner: 8 TT, TL (-4);

McElmurry, 8 TT, Int. ISU -Brian Getz: 14 TT, 1 1/2 sacks (-15).

GAME NOTES: Head coach Don Read was hoping his team could rebound, however, back-to-back Big Sky Conference championship aspirations were dashed in Pocatello. Fifth-ranked Montana lost in the Gem State for the second consecutive week, ending a 10-game winning streak over ISU in Read’s first loss to the Bengals. Wilberger, subbing for an injured Dickenson, passed for nearly 400 yards. He was 32-of-51 for 394 yards and a TD, but his sole interception came with 1 :34 left, after UM had advanced the ball to the ISU 26-yard line. Sophomore halfback Alfredo Anderson rushed for 115 yards and two scores in the first half, but missed most of the second stanza with an ankle injury. In 1993, Anderson rushed for 162 yards against UM. “It’s just disappointing,” said senior receiver Shalon Baker, who rushed for a touchdown and also scored on a 21-yard pass from Wilberger. “I think our whole team felt like we should have had the victory.” Montana would have had a shot at the crown with a Boise State loss at Eastern Washington, but the Bron cos prevailed 16-13. "We played as hard today as we have in a long time," Read continued. "I don't fault the kids at all. I'm happy they came to play. But, we didn't make enough big plays to win."

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 11-143/1 TD; Stensrud: 12-46/1; Morton: 10-33/0. MSU -Moore: 13-83/1. P assin g UM -Wilberger: 19x35-2=388/3 TDs. MSU -Spencer: 14x28-2=250/1 TD. R eceiving UM -Gumsey: 8-190/1 TD; Wells: 5-106/1; Baker*.

4-81/1. MSU -Hopkins: 7-149/1; Morgan: 3-70/1. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -Scales: 9 TT, 2 TL (-4); Burke: 9 TT, TL (-8). MSU -Rodney Ellis: 7 TT, sack. GAME NOTES: The STREAK continued as the Griz won their ninth straight game over the Bobcats. It was the biggest margin of victory since 1987, when the Grizzlies beat the Cats 55-7 in Bozeman. Wilberger and the Griz offense racked up a seasonhigh 613 yards. Another BIG part of the win was that it earned Montana a berth in the NCAA Division I-AA national playoffs. Gurnsey had a career-high 190 receiving yards on eight catches and became UM’s all-time leader (2,574 yards). A four-year starter at UM, Baker ended up second in receiving yards with 2,561, but set records with 182 catches and 26 touchdown receptions. Boddie rushed for a career-high 143 yards on just 11 carries. The Grizzlies proved their 1994 slogan right: “No Place Like Home.” In seven home games UM has outscored its opponents 318 to 115, going 7-0.

Attendance: 7 ,9 5 8 Northern Io w a .................... 7 M o n ta n a ............................... 7

6 10

0 0

3 2 , Cloudy 7 -20 6 — 23

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-8:53-Boddie 1 Run (Larson kick) UNI -2nd-7:33-Sylvestor Brown, 68 Run (Matt Waller kick) UNI -2nd-14:55-Dedric Ward, 15 Pass from Brett O’Donnell

(Pass failed) UM -2nd-9:42-Larson, 33 Field Goal UM -2nd-3:30-Baker, 18 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) UM -4th-13:34-Erhardt, 3 Pass from Dickenson (Kick failed) UNI -4th-6:21-Ward, 62 Pass from O’Donnell (Waller kick) UM

TEAM STATS

21 31 18 436 82-454 6 (-39) 51 38 0 1-1 12-98 5-35.8 8x16 34:19

First Downs Rush Attempts Net Yards Rushing Passing Yards Plays-TOTAL YDS. Times Sacked Pass Attempts Pass Completions Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Average 3rd Down Conv. Time of Poss.

UNI

21 45 254 213 67-467 l(-9) 22 12 1 4-4 10-78 4-43.3 4x11 24:41

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 15-47/1 TD. UNI -Brown: 13-149/1. P assing UM -Dickenson: 38x50-0=436/2 TDs. UNI -O’Donnell: 12x22-1=213/2. R eceiving UM -Baker: 8-145/1 TD*^Erhardt: 10-110/1; Gumsey: 9-104/0. UNI -Ward: 2-77/2. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -M. Goicoechea: 12 TT; McElmurry: 11 TT; Scates: 10 TT, 2 FRs. UNI -Derrick Marbles: 13

TT; Scott Durflinger: 12 TT.

GAME NOTES: The return of Dickenson and some key turnovers highlighted this hard-fought, 23-20 victory. It was the Grizzlies first win in the Division I-AA playoffs since the 1989 season. . Despite an obvious limp and limited mobility, Dickenson managed to complete 38-of-50 passes for 436 yards and two touchdowns. Northern Iowa had a chance to tie the game and maybe put the game in overtime with 1:34 left, but, a 36-yard field goal attem pt was wide right. Even after the missed field goal, UNI had a chance, but, outside linebacker Andre Allen was called for a late hit on Dickenson, giving M ontana a crucial first down. M ontana once again had three players with m ore than 100 receiving yards each. The leader was Baker who had 145 yeards on eight catches and an 18-yard TD. Erhardt had career-highs of 10 grabs for 110 yards, and the game-winner, while Gurnsey had nine grabs for 104 yards. Both Gumsey and Wells left the game with injuries, but soon returned to action. Right after the game Montana learned it would play McNeese State, a 38-21 first round winner at hom e over fellow Big Sky m em ber Idaho.

1994 GAME 13 D ec- 3rd — D iv. I-AA Quarterfinal MONTANA 3 0 , MCNEESE 2 8 (W ashington-Grizzly Staduim ) Attendance: 8 ,4 1 9 M cN eese S ta te .................. 7 M o n ta n a ............................... 7

0 7

Season

3 0 , Light Sn ow Attendance: 1 5 ,3 3 3 0 21 —2M 8 o n ta n a ............................... 0 13 3 — 30 Y oungstow n S t................... 0

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY UM -lst-12:37-Erhardt, 7 Pass from Dickenson (Larson kick) MSU -lst-9:58-Damien Morris, 28 Pass from Kerry Joseph

(Jose Larios kick)

0 14

7 7

3 6 , Rain 2— 9 7— 2 8

TEAM-QUARTER-TIME-PLAY YSU -lst-3:38-Shawn Patton, 2 Run (Paul Massaro kick) YSU -2nd-l:25-Patton, 14 Pass from Mark Brungard

(Massaro kick)

UM -2nd-12:35-Gumsey, 19 Pass from Wilberger (Larson

kick)

YSU -3rd-8:28-Trent Boykin, 6 Pass from Brungard

(Massaro kick)

UM -3rd-4:58-Gurnsey, 6 Pass from Wilberger (Larson kick) UM -3rd-0:18-Baker, 43 Pass from Wilberger (Kick failed), MSU -4th-10:51-Terence Davis, 15 Pass from Joseph (Larios

kick) MSU -4th-6:48-Henry Fields, 1 Run (Larios kick) MSU -4th-4:13-Morris, 58 Pass from Joseph (Larios kick) UM -4th-0:08: Larson, 37 Field Goal UM

TEAM STATS

23 23 48 537 97-585 3(-20) 74 43 1 3-3 5-44 5-37.6 10x20 30:54

MSU

15 37 63 283 84-371 2(18) 47 21 1 3-1 2-20 11-40.5 6x20 29:06

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 12-41/0. MSU -Fields: 13-27/1. P assin g UM -Dickenson: 5x6-0=61/1 TD; Wilberger: 38x671=476/3. MSU -Joseph: 21x47-2=283/3. R eceiving UM -Baker: 10-181/1; Gumsey: 10-138/2; Wells: 6101/0. MSU -Morris: 6-158/2. D efen siv e Leader(s) UM -Downs 12 tackles, Int., FF; Schilling: 8 TT, FR,

PD; M. Goicoechea: 9 TT, TL (-7).

UM -3rd-2:31-Erhardt, 21 Pass from Wilberger

(Larson kick) YSU -4th-8:30-Brungard, 14 Run (Massaro kick) UM -4th-3:51-Safety, Brungard Int. Grounding in End Zone UM

TEAM STATS

10 15 244 127 59-247 3(-26) 44 23 1 2-0 8-102 7-35.1 4x15 22:09

YSU

21 55 244 127 74-371 0 19 12 1 0-0 5-26 4-31.7 6x16 37:51

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing UM -Boddie: 5-15/0. YSU -Patton: 26-142/1 TD. P assin g UM -Wilberger: 23x44-1=211/1 TD. YSU -Brungard:. 12x19-1=127/2 TDs. Receiving UM -Erhardt: 7-102-/1 TD; Wells: 5-48/0. YSU -Boykin: 3-35/1 TD; Don Swisler: 3-35/0. D efen sive Leader(s) UM -McElmurry: 13 tackles, Int.; Downs: 13 TT, TL (-

2); Schilling: 11 TT, TL (-1); Turner: 10 TT, TL (13). YSU -Vance Mayes: 11 TT, PD.

MSU -Vincent Landrum: 11 TT, PD; Zack Bronson: 8

TT, Int.

GAME NOTES: Larson booted a 37-yard field goal with eight seconds left in the game for UM's dramatic win, and Montana advanced to Division I-AA’s semifinals for the second time in school history. UM played at Georgia Southern in the 1989 semifinal game. UM led 27-7 starting the fourth quarter, but MSU quarterback Kerry Joseph threw two late touchdown passes sandwiched between a oneyard TD run by halfback Henry Fields, and MSU led 28-27. Montana took over on its own 13-yard line, with 41 seconds left in the game, and Wilberger con nected on all three of his pass attempts. Wilberger's last two completions were to Baker. Twice in the drive Wilberger spiked the ball into the ground, stopping the clock. Wilberger, who replaced Dickenson after he re injured his right ankle and leg, was 38-of-67-l for 476 yards and three TDs. He was flawless in the final drive, moving the ball 67 yards in 33 seconds.

GAME NOTES: The Penguin defense held the Griz zlies to just 247 total yards, and their lowest point (9) output of the season. The eighth-ranked Grizzlies, ended the season 11-3. The Penguins went ahead 21-0 in the third quarter, scoring on a diving catch by senior Trent Boykin in the left comer of the end zone. The Griz didn’t die however, marching 95 yards on 16 plays, as Erhardt was on the receiving end of a 21yard touchdown pass from Wilberger. Wilberger, who had lead the Grizzlies to a miraculous 30-28 come-from-behind win over McNeese State the previous week, was starting once again for Dickenson, who was out with ankle and leg injuries. It was the final college game for 17 Montana seniors, who should be able to take some consolation in the fact that they have won 34 games the past four seasons. Senior offensive tackle Scott Gragg, a selection for the Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Game, summed it up best. “It’s been a fun trip, it’s just too bad it had to end here,” Gragg said. “We’ll always be Grizzlies.” Youngstown went on to defeat Boise State, 28-14, to win its second straight Division I-AA NCAA National Championship.

Kicker Andy Larson celebrates his last-second field goal against M cNeese State.

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S e a so n -b y -S e a so n 18 97 UM

0 0 0 4 18 10

The “Tigers” ................... 0 The “Tigers” ................... 0 The “Tigers” ....................0 Butte Bus. College........20 Montana S ta te................ 6 @ Butte Bus. Coll..........26 (1-2-3)

1 89 8 UM

5 0 5 6 16

@MontanaT ec h (4-1-1)

O pp.

1 89 9 UM

1 90 0 UM

O pp.

11 Montana S tate.............. 12 (0-1) O pp.

L L W 26 0

Ft. Shaw Indians...........W Butte Ath. Club..............W Fort Missoula.................. L Fort Missoula.................. 0 @ Montana S ta te .. 31 (2-3)

33 52 0 3 42 24 15

O pp.

0 Montana T ech.............. 16 0 Montana S ta te ..............38 (0-2)

19 0 3 UM

32 II 0 0 0 0 6

O pp.

Fort Missoula.................. 0 Fort Missoula...................0 Montana T ech.............. 19 @ Montana T ec h 23 @ Idaho...................28 @ Washington State... 3 2 @ Montana S ta te .........13 (2-5)

1904 UM

10 0 5 5 79

O pp.

Fort Missoula.................. 0 @ U tah...........................17 @ Utah S ta te ...................0 Washington S ta te ........... 6 Montana S ta te ................ 0 (3-2)

19 05 UM

0 0 6 23 88

O pp.

U ta h ................................42 @ Whitman Coll...............5 @ Washington State ...28 Utah State........................0 Ft. Shaw Indians............ 0 (2-3)

19 0 6 UM

32 0 11 0 6 0

O pp.

Ft. Shaw Indians............ 6 Washington S ta te ........... 5 Spokane Ath. C lub........0 @ U tah.......................... 42 @ Utah State ................ 16 Ex-Collegians...................6 (2-4)

19 07 UM

62 28 0 12 12

O pp.

Montana W esleyan........0 Ft. Shaw Indians............ 0 @ Washington State... 38 Montana T ech................ 0 Spokane Ath. Club ........0

1918

O pp.

0 0 0 0 5

8 0 3 5 3 10

1911 UM

1 9 12 UM

28 7 0 3 39 18 9

O pp.

Missoula H igh................ 0 @ Montana S ta te ......... 0 @ Utah S ta te ............... 17 @ U tah........................... 10 Montana S tate............... 3 @ Gonzaga .................... 6 @ Willamette.................. 30 (4-3)

1 9 13 UM

O pp.

9 @ Washington State ... 34 7 Utah State..................... 9 7 @ Montana S ta te 0 20 Montana S ta te .............. 0 7 @ Gonzaga.................... 16 0 @ Whitman Coll............ 35 (2-4)

1914 UM

87 I0 0 32 26 13 19

O pp.

Butte Ramblers.............. Washington S ta te ......... @ Idaho.......................... Utah S tate...................... Montana S ta te ............... North Dakota State...... @ Gonzaga .................... (6-0-1)

0 0 0 0 9 0 0

1 9 15 UM

15 7 10 7 50 6

O pp.

Idaho ................................ 3 @South Dakota....... 10 @North Dakota...... 10 @Washington State ... 2 7 Butte Centervilles 0 Syracuse......................... 6 (2-2-2)

1916 UM

II 20 0 17 6 20

O pp.

Montana Wesleyan @ Utah S ta te......... Montana T ech....... Whitman College @ Idaho................... @ Montana State Washington State (2-3-2)

7 47 6 6 7 6 42

O pp.

@South Dakota............. 0 @Gonzaga ..................... 0 @Washington State ... 27 Whitman College......... 0 @Montana S ta te ........... 6 @Idaho......................13 (4-1-1)

0 12 6 27 6 56 21 0

1927 UM

19 8 0 0 6 13 6 0

1921 UM

25 7 6 7 14 7 0

O pp.

Idaho State ............ @ Washington ....... Whitman College @ Idaho................... @ Montana State North Dakota State G onzaga.................. (3-3-1)

0 28 14 35 7 6 0

1922 UM

0 37 15 6 7 0 0

O pp.

@ Washington ....... Montana Wesleyan Idaho State ............ @ Gonzaga ............. Montana S tate ....... Whitman College Idaho ....................... (3-4)

26 0 12 37 6 13 39

1923 UM

27 0 25 2 16 14 24 0

O pp.

Mt. Saint Charles 0 @ Idaho .................... 40 Montana T ech........ 0 G onzaga................... 25 @ Whitman College 7 @ Washington ........ 26 @ Montana State 13 @ Pacific College 6 (4-4) 1924

Opp.

40 Mt. Saint Charles 13 Idaho ........................ 7 @ Washington ........ 106@ Montana Tech 14 G onzaga................... 61 Pacific University 3 @ Stanford............... 20 @ Whitman College (4-4)

7 41 52 6 20 7 41 0

19 25 UM

0 10 14 57 7 20 7 28

O pp.

Washington State @ Washington Gonzaga (in Butte) Montana Tech @ Oregon State @ Idaho.................. @ USC.................... Montana S ta te...... (3-4-1)

9 30 14 0 27 14 27 7

O pp.

Butte Centervilles......... 0 Mt. Saint Charles......... 0 @ Washington State ... 35 @ Washington .............32 @ Idaho..........................42 @ California.................. 33 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 0 @ Gonzaga .................... 0 (3-4-1)

O pp.

133 Mt. Saint Charles 0 18 @ Washington ....... 14 34 Montana Wesleyan 0 0 @ Washington State ..3 1 7 @ Whitman College .... 13 28 Montana S tate....... 0 7 Idaho ....................... 20 (4-3)

O pp.

O re g o n ...........................49 Idaho ............................ 27 @ Washington State ... 14 Montana St. (inButte)..............0 @ Gonzaga .................. 10 Whitman College........... 7 @ Sacramento S ta te .... 0 @ USC............................61 (3-5)

1920 UM

O pp.

12 @ Montana T ech ......... 0 0 Utah S tate...................... 8 28 Poison Independents.........6 (2-1)

19 26 UM

1919

26 0 28 6 0 6 14

O pp.

Montana T ech............... 0 @ Montana S ta te ......... 0 Utah S tate...................... 5 @ Gonzaga .................. 17 @ Montana T ec h ......... 0 Montana S ta te............... 0 (3-2-1)

team —

1910 UM

O pp.

Utah State.............. 21 @ Whitman College .... 14 Montana State 7 @ Washington State ..2 8 Idaho ....................... 14 (1-4) — no

Missoula H igh................ Ft. Shaw Indians.......... @MontanaT ec h 0 @MontanaS ta te 0 Fort Missoula................. Montana T ech............... Montana S tate............... (6-0-1)

1 90 2 UM

6 3 9 0 3

1 9 09

1901 UM

O pp.

0 Montana S tate............... 0 8 Montana T ech............... 5 4 @MontanaT ec h 5 0 @MontanaS ta te 5 (1-2-1)

O pp.

I 2 Anaconda Ath. Club 5 0 @ Montana S ta te .........38 0 Montana S tate................ 5 (1-2)

1 90 8 UM

O pp.

Helena High School 6 Anaconda Ath. Club... 18 Helena Ath. Club (forfeit)........ 0 @ Montana S ta te ........... 0 Montana S ta te ................ 0 (3-2)

1917

1928 UM

13 13 6 0 20 6 0 6 0 7

O pp.

Butte Centervilles......... 0 Anaconda A nodes....... 0 Washington S ta te .........26 W ashington................... 25 Montana T ech............... 0 Idaho 21 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 0 @ Oregon ..................... 31 @ Oregon State ...........44 @ Gonzaga .................... 0 (4-5-1) 1929

18 19 6 0 45 12 18 0 0

O pp.

Anaconda A nodes....... 2 Mt. Saint Charles......... 0 @ Washington .............. 6 @ Idaho........................ 19 Intermountain U............ 0 Mont. St. (in Butte) .... 14 @ California.................. 53 Washington S ta te......... 13 @ UCLA......................... 14 (3-5-1) 1930

18 52 0 13 0 0 27 12

O pp.

Anaconda A nodes..... 14 Mt. Saint Charles.......... 0 @ Washington ............2 7 Mont. St. (inButte)........ 6 @ Washington State... 61 @ California ................. 46 G onzaga 15 Idaho ............................... 6 (5-3) 1931

0 0 19 0 37 0 0

O pp.

Mt. SaintCharles............ 2 @ Washington ............. 25 @ Idaho.........................21 Washington S ta te ....... 13 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 6 @ Oregon S ta te ..........19 @ USC.......................... 69 (1-6) 1932

25 13 14 6 0 7 0 6 13

O pp.

Anaconda A nodes....... 0 @ Washington .............. 26 Carroll College.............. 8 Idaho ............................. 19 @ UCLA........................ 32 Mont. St. (in Butte) ..... 19 @ Washington State ...31 Oregon S ta te ................ 35 @ Gonzaga ................... 56 (2-7) 1933

O pp.

0 @ Oregon State ........... 20 7 Washington S ta te ....... 13 6 @ Idaho......................... 12 32 Mont. St. (in Butte) ....... 0

7 @ S tan fo rd .................... 3 3 13 @ Gonzaga .................... 7 2 6 Utah S ta te .................• 0 (3-4)

19 34 UM 0 0 48 6 25 0 7 4

O pp. @ Washington S tate... 2 7 @ UCLA......................... 16 Montana T e c h ................ 0 Idaho .............................1 3 Mont. St. (in Butte) ....... 0 @ Oregon ........................ 13 @Oregon State .............. 7 @Gonzaga ........................ 6 (2-6-1)

1935 UM O pp. 0 @ U S C ................................9 2 0 Mont. St. (in Butte) .......0 7 Washington S ta te ......... 13 7 @Id ah o ............................ 14 7 @W ashington ................33 7 Gonzaga (in G. Falls)...... 7 0 @ S tan fo rd ..................... 32 0 Oregon S ta te ....................0 (1-5-2)

19 36 UM Opp. 0 @ Washington S tate... 19 0 @ UCLA..........................3 0 4 5 Idaho State ...................13 6 G o n z a g a ............................ 0 2 7 Mont. St. (in Butte) .......0 7 @ Oregon State ..........14 1 6 Idaho ................................ 0 2 4 San Francisco (in Butte)............ 7 1 3 North D ak o ta....................6 (6-3)

1937 UM Opp. 2 5 Whitman C ollege.............0 1 3 @ Texas T e c h .................. 6 3 6 Okla. City (in G. Falls)... 6 1 3 San Francisco (in Butte)............ 7 19 Mont. St. (in Butte) ........ 0 2 3 G o n z a g a ............................ 0 0 @ Id ah o ..............................6 14 North D ak o ta................... 3 (7-1)

19 38 UM O pp. 2 7 E. W ashington................. 0 0 @ San F rancisco .............0 7 D e P a u l................................6 1 3 Texas Tech .....................19 0 @ North D ak o ta............ 7 6 Idaho ................................1 9 9 @ Gonzaga .......................0 13 Mont. St. (in Butte) ....... 0 ? @ Arizona ......................... 0 (5-3-1)

1939 UM O pp. 9 P ortland ............................ 0 6 San Francisco ............... 13 6 Mont. St. (in Butte) ........ 0 1 3 @ Id ah o ..............................0 0 @ Washington ................. 9 0 @ Texas T e c h ................ 13 0 @ Arizona ......................... 6 0 G o n z a g a ..........................2 3 (3-5)

1940 UM O pp. 9 E. W ashington................. 0 0 @ Washington S ta te ... 13 1 9 Texas Tech .................... 3 2 6 Mont. St. (in Butte) ........ 0 1 3 Gonzaga (in Butte)........ 1 0 0 @ Oregon .......................3 8 28 Idaho ................................18 20 @ San Diego Marines......38 0 @ Portland ...................... 0 (4-4-1)

S e a so n -b y -S e a so n 1941 UM

20 27 7 13 23 0 13 16 0

1950 O pp.

@ Brigham Young........ 7 North Dakota State...... 0 @ UCLA....................... 14 @ Gonzaga .................... 6 Mont. St. (in Butte) .... 13 @ Washington 21 North Dakota................. 6 @ Idaho.......................... 0 @Ore. St. (in Portland) 27 (6-3)

52 28 13 7 33 0 35 13 38 7

@ E. Washington ......... 0 @ Idaho..........................27 @ Oregon ..................... 21 Washington S ta te ......... 14 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 0 @ Oregon S ta te ...........20 Puget Sound................... 7 @ Nevada-Reno.......... 19 Utah State...................... 7 San Jose St. (in Hawaii). 32 (5-5)

13 0 7 13 35 21 13 13 7

1942 UM

6 13 16 0 0 0 0 0

Brigham Y oung 12 Mathers AFB............... 19 @ Washington State ... 68 @ Washington .............. 35 Idaho ..............................21 @ Oregon S ta te 33 @ California................ 13 @ USC........................... 38 (0-8)

1951 UM

7 25 0 9 38 6 7 6 10

1943, 44

UM O pp.

@ Washington .............. 58 New Mexico................... 7 D e n v e r...........................55 Idaho .............................. 12 @ Montana S ta te ......... 0 @ Utah State ................ 19 W yoming........................34 Colorado S ta te ............. 34 @ Washington State... 47 (2-7)

6 14 16 0 13 12 7 6 6 13

1952 UM

UM ....................................Opp. 13 @ Utah S ta te ............... 44 0 @ Idaho......................... 46 13 @Farragut Naval Base 21 36 Pocatello M arines........ 6 13 Farragut Naval Base ... 18 (1-4) 1946 UM

O pp.

E. Washington............... 7 Colorado S ta te .............. 0 @ O regon......................34 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 7 Utah State......................26 Idaho ............................... 0 @ UCLA........................ 61 @ Washington ............. 21 (4-4) 1947

21 21 7 7 12 13 21 14 41 14 28

O pp.

@ E. Washington ......... 0 Portland ......................... 0 @ Arizona .....................40 @ Utah S ta te .............. 13 Mont. St. (inButte) .... 13 @ Washington State ... 12 @ Idaho.......................... 0 @ California..................60 Colorado S ta te ............... 7 @ Hawaii.......................12 @ Hawaii All-Stars 14 (7-4)

33 7 18 12 14 19 34 19 25

O pp.

British Columbia..........24 @ Pacific.........................23 @ New Mexico.............. 20 Utah State......................41 Weber S ta te ................ 12 Western Illinois.............. 0 @ Idaho S ta te ............... 14 Montana S ta te .............. 30 @ San DiegoMarines 43 (3-6) 1965

O pp.

@ U tah...........................20 Wyoming (in Billings) ... 21 @ New Mexico............. 44 @ Denver......................29 Utah State..................... 27 Brigham Y oung............41 @ Colorado State.........57 Idaho ..............................14 Montana S tate..............20 @ San Diego................. 24 (0-10)

19 0 12 12 0 14 16 6 6

1953

13 14 16 15 21 7 13 7 14 33

O pp.

@ U tah.......................... 28 S. Dakota (in Billings)... 15 Idaho State .................... 0 @ Weber State...............14 @ Utah S ta te ................ 54 Idaho .............................. 35 Pacific.............................. 7 @ Montana S ta te ........24 @ Western Michigan... 17 @ Portland .State......... 7 (4-6) 1966

O pp.

North Dakota................27 Wyoming (in Billings) ... 58 @ Brigham Young.......... 0 D e n v e r.......................... 27 @ Utah S ta te ................28 New Mexico.................. 55 Colorado S ta te .............26 @ Montana S ta te .........40 @ Idaho............................9 (1-8)

6 7 10 0 0 14 8 0 6

13 7 12 22 32 13 14 32

O pp.

@ Brigham Young 27 W yoming........................27 Idaho ..............................20 @ D enver.......................13 Colorado S ta te ............. 31 New Mexico.................. 41 @ Utah S ta te ................ 33 @ Montana S ta te ......... 13 (3-5)

21 0 12 18 26 6 26 10 6 6

1967 O pp.

@ North Dakota...........14 Wyoming (in Billings) ... 14 Utah State..................... 14 Idaho ..............................14 @ D enver.......................12 Brigham Y oung.............. 7 @ Colorado State.........14 Montana S tate................ 6 @ U tah...........................16 @ New Mexico..............24 (5-5)

19 7 13 21 14 20 10 8 14 55

1954 UM

31 6 13 20 7 34 14 25 20

O pp.

Fort Lewis (WA)............. 7 @ Iow a...........................48 @ D enver.......................19 Utah State......................13 @ Brigham Young 19 @ Colorado State 37 @ New Mexico.............. 20 Montana S tate.............. 21 U ta h ................................41 (3-6)

1968

1961 UM

0 6 40 6 12 22 9 14

O pp.

Wyoming (in Billings)... 29 @ Utah S ta te ................ 54 New Mexico.....................8 @ Brigham Young.......... 7 U ta h ................................24 Colorado S ta te ............. 19 @ Montana S ta te .........10 Idaho (in Boise)............. 16 (2-6)

37 0 58 3 45 13 24 16 0

12 0 27 13 6 19 7 19 0 0

O pp.

N. Dakota (in Billings).. 10 @ South Dakota 21 Portland S ta te ............... 0 Utah State......................50 @ Idaho..........................56 @ Idaho S ta te............... 23 Montana S ta te .............. 29 Weber S ta te ...................20 @ Northern Arizona... 18 (2-7)

1962

1955 O pp.

@ H ouston.................... 54 Wyoming (in Billings)... 35 Brigham Y oung 13 D e n v e r......................... 61 @ Utah S ta te ................ 32 New Mexico...................14 Colorado S ta te 12 @ Montana S ta te ......... 0 @ Arizona ..................... 29 @ Idaho..........................31 (3-7)

1969

O pp.

0 Wyoming (in Billings)... 13 8 @ North Dakota..........14 2 0 ® Utah S tate ...............43 22 Idaho ..............................16 25 Weber S ta te .....................6 0 Brigham Y oung............27 22 @ Idaho S tate ............. .1 5 36 Montana S ta te .............. 19 1 2 ® New Mexico.............41 16 @ Colorado State........15 (5-5)

O pp.

S. Dakota (in Billings)... 13 @ Washington State ... 13 @ Utah S ta te .............. 13 @ Colorado State 27 @ Oregon S tate.. 63 Idaho ..............................47 Mont. St. (in Butte) 12 E. Washington............... 6 Brigham Young 18 (5-4)

O pp.

@ North Dakota 14 S. Dakota (in Billings)..... 3 @ Weber State.............12 Pacific............................ 7 Idaho .............................. 19 Idaho State .................... 0 Northern A rizona 7 @ Montana S ta te 14 @ Utah S ta te ................ 20 @ Portland S ta te ........... 7 (7-3)

O pp.

E. Washington (inG. Falls) 12 Utah State......................18 Pacific............................. 0 Washington S tate 48 Mont. St. (in Butte) ...... 0 @ Idaho.........................39 @ Brigham Young 26 College of Pacific .........32 @ Stanford.................... 39 North Dakota................. 7 (3-7)

O pp.

N. Dakota (in Billings).... 30 @ South Dakota........... 21 Portland S ta te ............... 0 Weber S ta te .................. 28 @ Pacific....................... 28 @ Idaho S ta te .............. 17 @ Northern Arizona ... 34 Montana S ta te ................ 38 @ Idaho........................ 40 (1-8)

1960

1949 UM

29 7 0 0 20 7 7 6 7

1959 O pp.

0 Utah State...................... 7 0 @ Wyoming....................14 7 Brigham Y oung............28 17 @ D enver....................... 7 0 @ Colorado State.........41 14 @ O reg o n......................14 35 Montana S tate.............. 12 0 @ Idaho..........................27 2 0 ® San JoseState...........39 6 @New Mexico.................12 (2-7-1)

1948 UM

7 7 27 0 14 0 20 14 7 47

@ U tah.......................... 32 Wyoming (in Billings) ... 20 @ Brigham Young........20 D e n v e r.......................... 26 @ Utah S ta te................ 25 New Mexico.....................6 @ Idaho.........................31 @ MontanaS ta te ...........22 Colorado S ta te ............. 19 (2-7)

teams — 1945

31 26 0 20 0 19 7 0

O pp.

1958 O pp.

— no

1964

1957 O pp.

O pp.

2 4 @ North Dakota 10 31 S. Dakota (inG. Falls) 20 52 Northern A rizona 7 2 0 @ Weber State.............. 17 34 Id a h o ............................. 9 46 Idaho S ta te ....................36 4 9 ® Portland S ta te ........... 14 7 @ Montana S ta te ........... 6 14 Cal Poly (SLO)............... 0 58 South Dakota St.............. 0

12 6 13 13 21 20 13 13 13 0

3 North Dakota State

1963 O pp.

@ Arizona ..................... 27 @ U tah...........................26 @ D enver.......................22 Utah S tate....................2 7 Brigham Y oung 13 @ Colorado State 34 Montana S ta te .............. 33 Wyoming (in Billings) ... 34 @ New Mexico.............. 14 Idaho .............................. 14 (1-9)

16 0 13 0 13 6 6 13 3 12

O pp.

@ British Columbia.........0 Wyoming (in Billings)... 35 North Dakota................ 19 @ Brigham Young........27 Idaho S ta te ................... 14 Utah State..................... 62 @ New Mexico..............24 @ Weber State.............. 19 @ Montana S ta te .........18 Colorado S ta te .............20 (1-9)

(1 0 - 1)

1970 UM

Montana S tate .............. 0 @ South Dakota St....... 0 Camellia Bowl (Sacramento, CA)

16 North Dakota St.......... 31 (10-1) 1971 UM

O pp.

2 8 No. Dakota (inBillings).......... 7 3 0 @ Northern Illinois........6 20 @ Northern Arizona 0 38 Weber S ta te .................29 4 4 Idaho (in Pullman) 26 35 @ Idaho S tate.............. 34 3 5 ® South Dakota........... 7 31 Portland State ............. 25

O pp.

14 S. Dakota (in G. Falls)............. 7 27 @North Dakota 14 38 @Cal Poly (SLO) 14 12 Idaho ..............................21 24 @ Boise State................ 47 45 Idaho State ................... 35 14 Pacific.............................30 1 4 ® Weber State............. 13 30 @Montana S ta te 0 11 @Hawaii...................... 25 29 @Portland S ta te 36 (6-5) 1972 UM

0 14 40 6 12 7 4 42 3 17 7

O pp.

@ South Dakota...........35 N. Dakota (inBillings)........... 42 Northern A rizona........ 17 @ Pacific.........................24 Weber S ta te ................... 7 @ Idaho S tate.............. 14 @ Hawaii...................... 30 Boise State.................... 28 Montana S ta te .............. 21 @ Idaho.........................31 @ Tulsa......................... 10 (3-8) 1973

O pp.

41 Simon Fraser (inG. Falls)..... 14 1 0 ® North Dakota........... 31 10 @ R ice............................21 10 @ Northern Arizona... 14 31 South Dakota................ 19 19 Idaho State ....................14 7 @ Montana S ta te ....... 33 7 @ Boise State...............55 7 Idaho .............................. 20 10 @ Weber State............... 0 (4-6) 1974 UM

14 10 17 24 27 35 24 29 22 42

O pp.

@ Simon F raser..........23 @ South Dakota......... 24 @Nevada-Las Vegas............. 20 Weber S ta te .................. 13 Northern A rizona........ 0 @ Idaho........................ 35 @ Portland S ta te .........14 Montana S ta te ..............43 @ Idaho S tate............... 25 Boise State.................... 56 (3-6-1) 1975

51 21 48 7 14 3 28 33 28 10

O pp.

South Dakota................ 17 Nevada-Las V egas........20 @ Weber State.............. 12 Idaho State ................... 10 Idaho ................................ 3 @ Montana S ta te .........20 @ Boise State................ 39 Portland S ta te .............. 16 @ Northern Arizona ... 22 @ Simon Fraser...........24 (6-4) 1976

Camellia Bowl (Sacramento, CA)

1956

35 24

O pp.

19 @ Nevada-Las Vegas......21 49 @ Portland S ta te..........50 28 Weber S ta te .................. 25 21 Northern A rizona........23 1 7 ® Boise State................ 14 19 @ Northern Colorado.... 27 12 Montana S tate .............. 21 21 Idaho S ta te ....................17 19 @ Idaho..........................28 45 Simon F raser................ 17 (4-6)

S ea so n -b y -S e a so n 1977 UM

13 24 40 23 17 20 17 19 34 18

1981 O pp.

Nevada-Las V egas........1 5 @ Northern Arizona... 25 Portland State ..............25 Weber S ta te .................. 31 Boise S tate.................... 43 @ Idaho..........................31 Idaho State ................... 15 @ Montana S ta te .........24 Northern C olorado......13 @ Puget Sound.............17 (4-6)

29 @ NorthernArizona ... 23 42 Northern Iowa.................21 13 @ Boise State......... 2 7 16..............@ Idaho.............. 14 24 Idaho State ................... 21 33 Portland S ta te ............... 3 2 7 @ Montana S ta te ......... 17 33 Nevada-Reno................ 26 6 Weber S ta te ................... 7 13 @E. Wash, (inSpokane)....... 14 (7-3)

1978 UM

12 16 6 27 15 30 28 17 24 31 7

1982 O pp.

Puget Sound.................. 23 @ Portland S ta te ..........27 Northern A rizona........2 1 @ Weber State................ 7 @ Boise State...................7 Idaho ..............................34 @ Idaho S tate................. 7 @ Nevada-Las Vegas... 25 Montana S ta te ................ 8 Northern Colorado......14 @ San Jose State.........35 (5-6)

0 38 36 28 14 40 14 45 28 42 10 7

1979 UM

14 13 23 35 28 17 20 21 20 32

O pp.

@ Hawaii............. 40 Puget Sound...................10 Northern A rizona........35 @ Nevada-Reno............ 27 @ Boise State................ 21 Idaho ............................ 16 @ Idaho S ta te ............... 28 Montana S ta te .............. 14 @ Portland S ta te ...... 35 @ Weber State........ 20 @ Oregon S ta te .......30 @ Idaho$............. 21 ($I-AA Playoff game) (6-6)

O pp.

@Wash. St. (inSpokane)....... 34 @ Northern Arizona ...26 Weber S ta te .................. 16 Boise State.................... 37 Idaho State ................... 24 @ Idaho..........................20 Nevada-Reno................ 27 @ Montana S ta te .........38 @ Northern Colorado 10 Portland State ..............40 (3-7)

1983 UM

21 35 21 28 0 24 8 14 25 17

1980 UM

60 0 0 10 21 0 42 7 31 7

O pp.

Boise S tate.................... 20 Portland S ta te .............. 19 @ Northern Arizona... 17 Weber S ta te .................. 26 N evada-Reno................ 38 @ Idaho..........................45 @ Montana S ta te.........28 Long Beach S tate ........38 @E. Wash, (inSpokane).......... 27 Idaho State ................... 31 (4-6)

O pp.

Simon F raser................ 27 @ Portland S ta te ..........20 Idaho ..............................42 Boise S tate.................... 44 @Weber State...............38 @Idaho S ta te................ 17 E.W ashington.................. 7 Montana S ta te ..............24 Northern A rizona........21 @Nevada-Reno 10 (3-7)

1984 UM

42 17 3 14 18 14 7 39

O pp.

Abilene Christian..........28 @ Portland S ta te .......... 16 @ Idaho S ta te ............... 43 @ Weber State.............. 47 Northern A rizona........24 Eastern Washington ... 14 @ Boise State................ 35 Id a h o ..............................40

24 Montana S tate.............. 34 28 @ Nevada-Reno............31 31 A rm y...............................45 (Mirage Bowl in Tokyo) (2-8-1) 1985 UM

31 17 16 23 35 0 18 29 3 19 32

Opp.

Cal-Fullerton................. 30 @ Minnesota................. 62 Portland State .............. 21 R e n o ............................... 38 Idaho State ................... 29 @ Idaho..........................38 @ Montana S ta te 41 Weber S ta te .................. 57 Boise State.................... 28 @ E. Washington .........52 @ Northern Arizona... 31 (3-8) 1986

17 28 42 0 38 59 31 55 57 35

O pp.

@ Nevada-Reno 51 Northern A rizona 34 E. Washington..............37 @ Boise State............... 31 Idaho State ................... 31 Montana S tate 28 Idaho ..............................38 @ Weber State............. 29 @ Idaho S tate.............. 13 @ Portland S ta te 14 (6-4) 1987

3 17 41 33 25 12 26 55 63 22 26

O pp.

Portland State .............. 20 @ Northern Arizona ... 24 Nevada-Reno................ 29 @ Northern Iow a 16 @ Idaho.........................31 Boise State..................... 3 Weber S ta te .................. 29 @ Montana S ta te .......... 7 Idaho State .................... 0 @ E. Washington ......... 3 @ Cal State-Fullerton .. 43 (6-5) 1988

O pp.

3 5 Eastern New Mexico........ 6 41 South Dakota State 16 34 @ Idaho S tate................ 7

26 3 30 33 28 41 17 0 19

Idaho ............................. 17 @ Nevada-Reno........... 2 7 E. W ashington............... 6 N. Arizona (2 OT).........26 @ Boise State................ 31 @ Weber State............. 14 Montana S ta te............... 3 @ Portland S ta te .......... 21 @ Idaho$........................38 ($I-AA Playoff game) (8-4) 1989

41 37 30 22 24 31 40 38 48 17 35 48 25 15

O pp.

Eastern New Mexico... 15 @ Fresno State 52 Portland State .............. 21 @ E. Washington ....... 16 @ Idaho..........................30 Weber S ta te ................... 6 Nevada R eno................ 22 @ Northern Arizona... 14 Boise State................... 13 @ Montana S ta te 2 Idaho State..................... 21 Jackson S tate$ .............. 7 Eastern Illinois$ 19 Georgia Southern$ 45 ($I-AA Playoff game) (11-3) 1990

UM 22 62 45 35 3 39 48 35 27 14 42

O pp.

@ Oregon S ta te 15 Thomas M ore.............. 0 McNeese S tate............. 22 E. W ashington............. 36 @ Boise State............... 41 @ Weber State............. 37 Northern Arizona ..... 14 Montana S ta te ........... 18 @ Nevada..................... 34 Id a h o .............................35 @ Idaho S ta te.............. 23 (7-4) 1991

UM 38 11 3 24 17 21 47

O pp.

Humboldt State.............. 6 @ Louisiana Tech 21 @ McNeese S ta te 31 Idaho State .................. 13 @ E. Washington ........20 Boise S tate.................... 7 Weber S ta te ................. 38

34 16 28 35

@ Northern Arizona ... 27 @ Montana S ta te 9 Nevada (2 OT)............... 35 @ Idaho (OT)................. 34 (7-4) 1992

O pp.

13 @ Washington State ... 25 41 Chico S ta te .................... 0 1 2 ÂŽ Kansas State........... 27 21 E. W ashington.............27 2 1 @Boise State.............. 27 7 @Weber State............24 28 Northern Arizona ...... 2 7 29 Montana S ta te .............. 17 47 Idaho ..............................29 50 H o fstra........................... 6 21 @ Idaho S tate.............. 14 (6-5) 1993 UM

52 30 28 35 38 45 38 37 54 54 42 48

O pp.

S. Dakota S tate............48 @ Oregon ..................... 35 Idaho State .................. 16 @ E. Washington .........20 Boise S tate.................... 24 Weber S ta te ................. 17 @ Northern Arizona ... 23 Jacksonville S tate....... 7 Cal-Sacramento ......... 7 @ Idaho..........................34 @ Montana S ta te .........30 Delaware$ :.................... 49 ($I-AA Playoff game) (10-2) 1994

41 48 49 21 45 34 35 45 14 23 55 23 30 9

O pp.

Sonoma S ta te ................ 7 Carson-Newman........... 14 Eastern Washington ... 29 @ North Texas................17 Cal Poly,SLO................. 0 Northern A rizona........24 @ Weber State.............. 20 Idaho ..............................21 @ Boise State................ 38 @ Idaho S tate................28 Montana S ta te .............. 20 $Northern Iow a...........20 $McNeeese S ta te .........28 $@ Youngstown State 28 (11-3) ($I-AA Playoff game)

A ll- O p p o n e n ts Abilene Christian....... Arizona Army............................ Boise S t a t e .................

W 1

1 0 8

Brigham Young.......... 5 2 British Columbia . California..................... 0 Cal-Fullerton.............. 1 3 Cal Poly (SLO) Cal-State Chico......... 1 Cal-State Sacramento ...1 Carroll College.......... 1 Carson-Newman (TN) ...1 6 Colorado State Delaware.................... 0 D ePaul........................ 1 Eastern Illinois............ 1

0 4

0 0 0

1 16 11

0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Eastern New Mexico .. . 2 Eastern Washington .. 13

0 7

0 1

0 0 0

2 1 1

0 0 0

Farragut Naval Base... Fresno State............... Georgia Southern......

Gonzaga.................. Hawaii...................... Hofstra.................... H ouston.................. Humboldt S ta te ......

W 11 1 1

9 3 0 1 0

4 0 0 0 0

1 Idaho......................... 23 53 Idaho State ................. 25 12 1 Iowa.......................... 0

0 0 1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Minnesota-Duluth ... . 0 Montana S ta te ......... . . 5 7

0 32

0 5

4 4 10 10 7

2 0 0 0 1

Montana Tech......... Nevada-Las Vegas Nevada.................... New Mexico............ North Dakota....... .

4 4 10

3 1

2 0

0 0

0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Northern Arizona.... . . 1 8

Northern Colorado 3 1 Northern Illinois........ 2 Northern Iowa.......... Oklahoma C ity........ 1 Oregon ..................... 0 1 Oregon State............ Pacific University...... 1 University of the Pacific.2 Pocatello Marines.... 1 2 Portland................... Portland State.......... 14 Puget Sound............ 3 0 Rice............................ San Diego................ 0 San Diego Marines ... 0 2 San Francisco........... San Jose State......... 0 Simon Fraser............ 3

2 0

1 1 0 0 0 1 0

Jackson S ta te ......... Jacksonville State .... Kansas State........... Long Beach State .... Louisiana T ech ....... McNeese S tate....... Minnesota...............

North Dakota State,. North Texas.............

0 0 0 1

11 1

5 0 0 9 1 1

1 2 1

3 2

0 0

1 8 4 0 0 0 1 1 0

0 6 0 5 4 0 3 0 1

0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

UC-Davis.................. .... 0

UCLA...................... U ta h ........................ Utah State.............. Washington............

0 0 8 1

26 16

0 0 0 1

Washington State ..... 2 Weber S ta t e ............ 23

31 10

Western Illinois , W hitm an................ Willamette.............. Wyoming................

0 5 1 12

0 1 0 0

*357 4 1 9

1 5 0 0

* to ta ls include non -collegiate gam es not listed here

Sonoma S tate........ South Dakota......... South Dakota State Southern California Stanford ................. Syracuse ................. Texas Tech............ Thomas M ore........ T ulsa.......................

F o o tb a ll 1897

1904

Blake, Harold**..................... Missoula Crain, Fred*........................... Missoula Ebert, Fred* .............................Missoula Goodfellow, Howard*.............. Ovando Heyfron, Dan*....................... Missoula Jones, Martin*........................ Corvallis Kennedy, Hugh**....................Missoula Kennett, George** ................ Missoula Rittenour, Clifford*................ Missoula Schroeder, Howard* ............ Missoula Ward, Sidney**......................Hamilton Westby, George**................. Missoula

Adam, Emil**.................. Missoula Cary, Robert** .................N. Platte, NE Dimmick, Charles*** Missoula Holmes, Robie*.......................... Billings Longley, Ed*.......................Stevensville

1905 Farrell, Thomas*....................... Missoula Fisher, John* ................. St. Louis, MO Fitzgerald, Edward*........................Butte Fulton, Scott*..................................... NA Gunner, James*................................. NA

1898

1906

Allard, Charles***.................... Ravalli Ebert, Laurence* ...... Vancouver, WA Flynn, Michael*..................... Missoula Hechler, Laurens**................Hamilton Heyfron, Gil***...................... Missoula Miller, Ed*............................. Missoula Sedman, Ellis**..................... Missoula Sedman, Oscar**....................Missoula

Ambrose, Keith**..................... Missoula Berry, Oral**...............................Granite Bishop, Arthur****.................... Missoula Craig, Vincent*......................... Missoula Flaherty, James*......................Bozeman Harriman, William** Petoskey, MI Lewis, Frank**...................................NA King, John R.*....................... Livingston Kitt, Bemey**........................... Missoula McCarthy, Eugene*............... Townsend McNamara, John*............. East Helena Morgan, Arthur** ............... Marshfield, OR

1899 Cross, Shorty*.........................Missoula Craig, William****................ Missoula Graham, Hugh* ........................ Bonner Hodson, William* ...................Missoula Jameison, William*....................Victor Marceyes, Claude**** .............. Forsyth McAllister, Claude*................Missoula McCormick, Washington* .... Missoula McDonald, Homer***............ Potomac Sloane, Hugh*! Missoula Walker, Sidney* .....................Missoula

19 0 7 Dinsmore, Raymond*............... Missoula McLaren,Gilbert**...................Hamilton Ryan, Emmett****......................... Valier Stoddard, Thayer***................. Missoula Thomas, Dilwayn* ........................Butte

1908 1900 Buckhouse, Joe****.................Missoula Farrell, George** ............ Virginia City Garlington, King**** ...............Missoula Greenough, Leo****.............. Missoula Hay, Walter**** .................... Missoula Hughes, Herbert** ......................... NA Polleys, Hovey***...................Missoula Walters, Ray*****....................Missoula

1901 Barnes, George* .................Olivet, WI Greenough, Warren*..............Missoula Johnson, Elmer****.................Missoula Latimer, Frank**.....................Missoula McCauley, Charles*............. Missoula McPhail, Roy*****.......... New Chicago Parsons, Houston*................. Missoula Sheridan, Guy*.......................Missoula Walters, Guy*.........................Missoula Marshall, Charlie*..................Missoula Westby, Arthur* Missoula

Connor, Daniel****....................... Darby Fredell, Ernest**......................Anaconda Johnson, Charles**................... Missoula McClay, Harry*** ..................... Missoula Reardon, Stephen** Boston, MA Simpson, Martin***.................. Missoula Smead, Burton***..................... Missoula Soderston.John*..................Clinton, IA Tait, William*............................ Missoula Torrey, Henry*.................. Manila, Phil. Vealey, William** ..................... Missoula Webster, F.*.................. Missoula Winstanley, Edward****............ Missoula 1909 Beard, LeBaron**..................... Missoula Bennett, William**..................Anaconda Ittner, William* ....................... Red Lake Falls, MN Kennett, Holter*..........................Helena Little, George** ........................ Missoula Thieme, Fred**......................... Missoula

1902

1910

Cochrane, William*........... Red Lodge Crowley, Clem*...........................Butte Fergus, Faustus* .................... Whitehall Greenough, Paul** j,........Missoula Russell, Harvey* .....................Missoula Smith, Earl*......................................N A Urlin, John*.............................Missoula Williams, Arthur**............. Radersburg Williams, Frank*......... :... Deer Lodge Wood, Leslie*..................................NA

Day, Clifford***......................... Missoula Deschamps, Elizierd**.............. Missoula Dobson, Cecil**.............. Dickinson, ND Domblaser, Paul**** Chicago, IL Gleason, Frank*........................Florence Simpkins, Edward**** Missoula

1903 Corbin, Edwin**......................Missoula Curtis, John H.* ............................Butte Farrell, Joseph T.*..................Missoula Greenough, Earl***.................Missoula Hammer, Walter* ..............Miles City Hardenburgh, Floyd**........... Missoula Messenger, Ralph* ............... Missoula Murphy, Fred***.....................Missoula Schoonover, Chas.** Phillipsburg Spaulding, Thomas*............. Missoula Willis, Hartwell*** ...................... Plains

Streit, Norman****.................. Missoula Weidman, Roy**............................ Pony

1913 Anderson, Herbert* ......................... N A Collins, Ray* ................................. Butte Craighead, Barclay*............... Missoula Kress, Paul* — , MI Sheridan, Phillip*** .............. Paola, KS

1914 Bentz, Christian****........ Aberdeen, SD Burns, Virgil*...................... Mexico, MO Clark, Earl***...................... Everett, WA Guerin, William*............... Olympia, WA Keeran, John*** Harrington, WA Robertson, Alfred**.....................—, MN Sanderson, Lawson*** Shelton, WA Scherck, George***.................. Missoula Vance, Cecil**.............................—, WA Claypool, Clinton*.................... Missoula

19 1 5 Adams, Harry****........... Aberdeen, WA Blackwell, Ira*................. Aberdeen, WA Cook, Sam* ................................ —, ID Dreis, Frank* —, MN Layton, Jack***................. Portland, OR McQuarrie, Claude**................ Missoula Mahrt, Pete*............................. Missoula

1916 Dahlberg, Harry**** .......................Butte Jones, Lester* Everett, WA Lockridge, Earl* .......... Stevensville Nelson, Al*................................ Missoula Orr, Conrad**........................... Missoula Woodward, Ward*...................Miles City

1 917 Carver, Dwight**...................... Florence Doherty, Emmett*......................... Butte Driscoll, John*................................Butte Felker, Preston*........................Missoula Harris, James***............................Butte Kreis, Robert*............................ Sidney Lamb, Henry*................... Laurel Leahy, Arthur*...............................Butte Sailor, Floyd*...............................Havre Sullivan, Stephen**** .................... Butte

1918 No team organized due to WWI

1919 Brown, Wingfield*................Philipsburg Clinich, Vernon* ........................... Butte Daylis, Fred***........................... Worden DeMers, Lambert**............... ....... Arlee Dorsey, James***...................... Missoula Farmer, James “Eck”* ............. Missoula Fitzgerald, Harold*................. Miles City Howard, Cort*.........................Bozeman Keeley, Patrick** Deer Lodge Volger, Ralph*............................... Butte Walterskirchen, Wm.**............ Missoula

1920 1911 Forbes, Hugh*........................... Missoula Hunt, Lewis** ........................... Kalispell Kelly, Pat*** Big Timber Klebe, George**....................... Missoula McCarthy, Patrick**................. Missoula Ronan, Peter***........................ Missoula Owsley, Merritt****........... Twin Bridges

Baird, Harold*.......................... Missoula Barry, Earl*............................... Missoula Elliott, Harvey***...................... Missoula Freeman, Paul*.......................Great Falls Highbee, Lawrence*................ Missoula Kershner, Leroy Joe**................Billings Madsen, Lloyd***.................... Miles City McGowan, Thomas*** Lewistown Ramsey, Ted***.....................Lewistown

1912 Busha, Tom** .....................Big Timber Craighead, Ed* .............. Missoula Daems, Leonard**** Harlowton Davidson, Bertram* .............. Anaconda Gault, James*** ................... Great Falls Griffith, William*....................Anaconda Stone, George*......................... Missoula

1921 Christie, Ralph**............. Spokane, WA Dahlberg, George***......................Butte Johnston, William* New York, NY Lambert, James*....................Great Falls Murphy, Ray**................. Anaconda Merrill, Robert*.......................Great Falls

Plummer, Ted***............... Stevensville Porter, Gilbert**.................Stevensville Rooney, Harry* Missoula Straw, Alva*............................... Forsyth Tanner, Gordon** ................. Miles City

1922 Coleman, Charles*..................Alberton Johnson, Earl** ........................Missoula Maudlin, Warren*** Three Forks O’Neill, William* ...................... Missoula Shaffer, John*** .................... Miles City Silvernale, Grant***.......................Baker

McCarthy, Thomas***........Anaconda Murray, Henry*** ....................Missoula Walker, Carl* Boundary, WA

1930 Botzenhardt, August** Anaconda Breen, Robert**..............................Butte Dailey, Lowell** ........................Scobey Fox, Richard**............................ Billings Grove, Joseph* Glenwood, MN LeRoux, Leonard** .... Wis. Rapids, WI Madden, Gilbert**................... Roundup Snyder, George** ...............Great Falls Vidro, August*** ...................Anaconda

19 2 3 Dahlberg, Oscar***.........................Butte Griffin, Walter***......................Roundup Hyde, Neil* ............................... Fairview Illman, Ted***........................... Missoula Meagher, Angus**..........................Butte Moe, O.K.*..................... St. Cloud, MN Plummer, Ben***................. Stevensville Sugrue, Pat***........................ Anaconda Taylor, Ed*............................ Miles City

19 2 4 Axtell, George**......................Bozeman Burrell, Walter*** .................Tampa, FL Cogswell, Andy***.................... Missoula Fletcher, Claude**....................Roundup Hanson, Danta** ...................... Mildred Kelly,"Wild” Bill***................... Missoula Martinson, Karl***.................... Missoula Ritter, Milton***................... Eveleth, MN Sweet Russell**.........................Miles City Varney, Howard*........................Helena

19 2 5 Beeman, Stewart* Lewistown Coleman, Charles*................. Alberton Brittenham, Curtis*** .,............. Kalispell Kain, Sam*** ...............................Helena Ostrum, Emil** Wabash, MN Vierhus, Louis***............... Portland, OR Whitcomb, Clark***.....................Helena

19 2 6 Callison, Lloyd***........................... Loma Chinske, Ed*** Michigan City, IN Coyle, Clarence**..................... Alberton Davis, Tom***.................................Butte Fogerty, Gerald*.............................Butte Murray, Marshall***.................. Missoula Parmalee, James***................. Missoula Rafferty, William*............... Wabash, MN Rognlien, Gordon***.................Kalispell Tieman, Robert***...............Toledo, OH

19 2 7 Clark, James**................. Pasadena, CA Dezell, William*.................. Winona, MN Foss, Don***.................................. Havre Harmon, Reid***................... Price, UT Lewis, Ray***..................................Butte Mellinger, Ted***..........Pine Island, MN Morrow, James****.......................Moore

1928 Carpenter, Clyde***....................Billings Ekegren, Kermit***.................... Harlem Ekegren, Waldo*** .............. Harlem Lyon, Ray***................................Billings Moore, Thomas*** ...............Philipsburg Muhlick, Clarence*** Kenosha, WI Perey, Emile***.....................Philipsburg Peterson, Russell***..................Miles City Ryan, Jerry***......................Deer Lodge Rule, Ted*** --------DeerLodge Schotte, George**.......................Helena Spencer, Franklin***...................Geyser

1929 Boone, William**.................Deer Lodge Bums, Elmer* ........................... Choteau Cox, Walter***................................Butte

1931 Caven, Arthur*** ..................Miles City Crowley, Cale** ............................Butte Dahlberg, Alfred**.........................Butte Hinman, Dale** Greybull, WY Kuka, Leonard*** ........................Havre Lyman, Chalmer**.................... Helena McKay, John* ............................. Noxon Meeker, Delmer**...................Missoula Reynolds, Linwood***....................Butte Williams, Wendell*................... Billings

1932 Andersen, Leif*** Portland, OR Carpenter, Kenneth*** Hamilton Emery, Cal***............................ Helena Hawke, William** .........................Butte Hileman, William*** .....Whitefish Kuka, George***................ Chicago, IL Oech, Vern* ............................... Billings Rhinehardt, Naseby*** Milwaukee, WI Sayatovich, George***.........Anaconda Stansberry, Robert* Norfolk, NE Vesel, Frank**......................... Roundup

1933 Benson, Frank* White Pine Blastic, Henry***.................Chicago, IL Brandenberg, Herbert*** Miles City Hartsell, Louis*** ..................Anaconda Heller, Albert**...............Twin Bridges Kent, Edison* ............................... Dillon McCall, Rodney* Silverton, OR Newgard, Morris*................... Kalispell Roberts, James*......................... Billings Story, Leland** ......................... Winnett Sullivan, John***............................Butte Zemke, Hubert*.......................Missoula

1934 Babich, Roy**.................................Butte Carter, Don*.............. Los Angeles, CA Cosgrove, Robert*** Alhambra, CA Dickson, Robert* Los Angeles, CA Holmquist, Don* .................... Whitefish Newgard, Morris*...................Kalispell Olson, Clifford***................... Whitefish Whittinghill, Charles***.............Helena Wilcox, Charles**.............. Stevensville

1935 Breen, Robert*...............................Butte Farnum, Donald* ..................Harlowton Noyes, Leonard***.........................Butte Pomajevich, Joseph***...........Missoula Popovich, Milt***...........................Butte Previs, John* Thompson Falls Shields, John** Miles City Swanson, Carl** ...................Anaconda Szakash, Paul**...................Chicago, IL Welch, Roderick* Long Beach, CA

1936 Beal, Robert***......................Anaconda Bonawitz, Norval*....................Missoula Brower, Gerald*** Miles City Dolan, John*** ........................... Helena Forte, Aldo***..................... Chicago, IL Gedgord, Tom*.................. Chicago, IL Gibson, Lyman* Puyallup, WA

F o o tb a ll Golden, Joseph* .................Chicago, IL Jenkin, Fred***...................... Anaconda Lazetich, William***............. Anaconda Lundberg, Roland** Chicago, IL Mariana, Joseph* .................Miles City Matasovic, William*** Chicago, IL McDonald, Archie**...................Nirada Morris, Clifford*....................Miles City Peterson, Arthur*** Great Falls Peterson, Phillip***................. Kalispell Rolston, Thomas***.................... Forsyth Smith, Frank** ................... Chicago, IL Spelman, James***.............. Anaconda Strizich, Joseph* Great Falls Vogel, Robert* ....................Whiting, IN Williams, Charles*** Chicago, IL Zimmerman, Walter* Chicago, IL

Berger, Edward*........................ Billings Bowman, Richard* Casper, WY Felt, Tom*................................... Billings Ferris, Jack*........................Belmar, NJ Fox, Donald* Park City Leaphart, Don*........................Missoula McIntosh, James* ....................Missoula Misic, William*.................. Chicago, IL Nyquist, Donald*............., Scobey Schiller, Carl*.................... Chicago, IL Taylor, Joseph* ..................Chicago, IL Thiebes, Joseph* ................. Great Falls Vannett, Leonard**............. Pasco, WA

1937

Arnst, Richard* ................... Fort Benton Cook, Robert** Cut Bank Craft, Archie* Los, Angeles, CA Dayton, Clark*...................... Anaconda Donovan, John* .................... Anaconda Fleming, Eugene* ...................... Eureka Gall, Donald* ...................... Fort Benton Gallagher, Edward*.............. Anaconda George, Donald*............................Butte Kalisch, Frank*** Dickinson, ND Krause, Kenneth* ........................ Dillon O’Loughlin, Jack**** .............. Missoula Preuninger, William* Missoula Rhehfield, Robert*................... Missoula Rist, Severt* ............................... Billings Rossmiller, Edward** Minot, ND Shephard, William* ....Des Moines, IA Stephens, Wallace** ................. Billings Thompson, Harry* ................Kalispell Thorsrud, Garfield*..................Missoula Williamson, Paul*....................Missoula Lewis, George*........................Missoula

1943, 1944 No team organized due to WWII

1945 Hoon, Jack***............................ Helena Lundberg, Roger*** Northwood, IA Nugent, Frank***................... Miles City Shaffer, Harry**.............................Butte Stenson, Perry***.................... Kalispell Taberacci, Emil*** Great Falls Thornally, Robert*** Chicago, IL Van Bramer, Glen*** ...............Billings

1938 Edwards, Hugh***..........................Butte Hoacek, Ed**.................Wheeling, WV Johnson, Neil***.......................Missoula O’Donnell, Thomas*** Casper, WY Shegina, William**...............Anaconda

1939 Brauer, Fred*** ......................Missoula Brown, Clyde* ............................Dillon Bryan, Don** ............................. Billings Clawson, Gene***....................Missoula Drahos, Kenneth**** Puyallup, WA Dratz, John***..........................Missoula Duffy, Tom**..................................Butte Duncan, John**.......................... Helena Gorton, Robert** ..................... Kalispell Gustafson, Roy** .................... Corvallis Mufich, William****.......................Butte Naranche, Eso***...........................Butte Ness, Robert* ......................... Kalispell Nussbacker, Karl* ................. Missoula Roberts, Buan* .............................Butte Roberts, Sam*............................ Helena Strom, Roy***.............................Shelby Swarthout, Jack*** Prosser, WA Vaughn, Coleman*............... Anaconda Jones, William**................... Livingston

1940 Dahmer, Henry*..........................Havre Daems, Leonard* ...................Bozeman Emigh, Jack*.................. Kankakee, IL Fiske, Karl*** ............................ Outlook Jones, Charles*..................... Livingston Leaphart, William*** Missoula Page, John*............................. Kalispell Reagan, John**.................. Chicago, IL Robertson, William*** Great Falls Sparks, Robert* .............................Butte Swarthout, William*** .... Prosser, WA Walters, Ted** ........................... Billings

1941 Barbour, William* ............... Phila., PA Burke, Paul** ............................. Billings Kampfe, Paul*........................ Kalispell Keig, William*...................... Anaconda Kern, Richard** .................... Livingston Mather, William*................. Lewistown Reynolds, Vernon** Prosser, WA Scott, Arnold**............................. Plains Tyvand, Ben*** ..............................Butte Westwater, James* Chicago, IL

1946 Anderson, Robert*** ................Missoula Briney, Frank** ............................Butte Cheek, John*................................ Dillon Cork, Lee****...........................Missoula Gerner, Kenneth* Thompson Falls Helding, John****.....................Missoula Kovacich, John*............................Butte Kumpuris, Mike**** ....Little Rock, AR Leeper, Sam***.............................Butte Lodell, Albert* ...................... Anaconda Malcom, Roy**** .....................Missoula Normand, Robert* ................ Anaconda Palmer, Loren*........................... Laurel Pattison, Leo*...........................Glasgow Radakovich, Dan***.................Glasgow Reynolds, William*** Highland, IN Roberts, Pierre**......................Missoula Scott, Wilbur* ..........................Missoula Semansky, Frank****.....................Butte Streit, David**..........................Missoula Sivingen, Mbrcus* ...................Glasgow Walterskirchen, Jerome* Missoula Warden, Darrel*..................Great Falls Yovetich, Dan*..............................Butte

1947 Bauer, Ray**** ..................... Great Falls Delaney, Don*** ......................Missoula DeVore, Kent** ......................... Helena Ford, Henry*** .................Durango, CO Gorton, Robert*....................... Kalispell Hammerness, Roland*** Glasgow Harris, Doyle** ...........Forest City, AR Korn, Dan**............................. Kalispell Kuburich, Steve*** ............... Anaconda Malone, Jack** .......................... Billings Prueninger, William* Missoula Replogle, Bert* .................... Lewistown Selstad, Tom*** ................... Great Falls Whalen, Robert* ............................Butte

1942

1948

Badgley, Kirk Jr.** ..................Missoula

Campbell, Don*** ............... Great Falls

Chaffin, Everett**.....................Missoula Kafentzis, Andy***...................Missoula Kafentzis, Chris* ......................Missoula King, Jack*** .......................... Kalispell Kingsford, Tom*** ...................Missoula Naye, William*............. Petaluma, CA Smith, William (B.J.)*.................. Butte Stewart, Gordon***.................... Forsyth Morey, William*.....................Sheridan

Dasinger, Douglas** ......... Wolf Point Imer, Dick** .............. Highland, IN Laird, Walton**......... ..........Miles City Leuthold, Kenneth* ................ Laurel Milne, Curtis** .......... ............Glendive Peterson, Keith** ......Seattle, WA Shupe, Dale*** ......... .............. Harlem Weskamp, Paul** ................ Ronan

1949

Enochson, Paul*** ................ Havre Gehring, Robert** .. Port Orchard, WA Kaiserman, William** * .......Livingston Miles, Robert* ........... ..........Anaconda Muri, Pete**............... ......... Miles City Small, Robert*** ....... ............Missoula Rowam, James* (Mgr.) Livingston

1954 Byrne, Robert*** ........................ Billings Campbell, Ken** Great Falls Doyle, Richard* ...................... Missoula Hanson, Robert** ... Santa Monica, CA Lamberg, Ed* (Mgr.).................... Butte Mayte, Carol*** ..............Sand Coulee Murphy, Charles** Burlington, IA Oberweiser, Jack*..................... Billings Reed, Dick** Miles City Volk, Fred** Great Falls Wold, Paul***.............................. Laurel

1950 Antonick, Robert*** ...................... Butte Baker, William*.......................... Poison Gerlinger, Don*** .............Chicago, IL Carlson, Gene*** Great Falls Graves, Robert*** ...................... Billings Ingram, Mel***........................... Billings Jones, Gordon*** .......................... Butte Laird, Loren*** ....................Miles City Lamley, Robert*** Kenton, OH Leonard, Robert** Santa Ana, CA Maus, Harold***..................... Hamilton Merrill, Earl** ....................Selma, CA Miller, David** Santa Monica, CA Moomaw, Richard** Santa Ana, CA Murray, Jim*** .....................Anaconda Nearing, Ed*.............Los Angeles, CA Rothwell, Jack*.......................... Billings Sherbeck, Harold** .............Big Sandy Thomas, Lloyd**........ Santa Ana, CA Vucurovich, George**.................. Butte Watt, Henry* Hermosa Beach, CA White, John*............... Santa Ana, CA Walker, William* .................. Bozeman

1951 Anderson, Eddie***..................Missoula Burke, Jim***........................ Livingston Campbell, Murdo****........... Great Falls Davidson, Ian*....................... Great Falls Lindsey, Richard**.................. Missoula Nickel, Frank**.......................... Billings Mirchoff, Fred** Santa Ana, CA Roberts, Joe** ................................Butte Shadoan, Richard** ...................Billings Stewart, Robert**....................... Forsyth Yurko, Robert*.......................Great Falls

1952 Brandt, Don**.......................... Glendive Brott, Dean* Seattle, WA Crumley, Robert*................ Cut Bank Dantic, Robert*** ........................Laurel De Luca, Joe**.................... Weed, CA Deuchler, Owen** Seattle, WA Gompf, Harold*............................Libby Gue, William***.....................Great Falls Heath, Richard*** Miles City Jensen, Marlyn***.................. Miles City Little, Don***..............................Helena Orlich, Don* ...................................Butte Pinsoneault, Richard*.........St. Ignatius Samuelson, George*** Glendive Stocking, G. Edgar*............... Whitefish Swearingen, C.* .... Port Orchard, WA Wilson, James* ................. Laurel

1955 Bissell, Don*.............. ..................... Belt Bray, Roy*** .............. .......... Missoula Dzizi, Richard**......... ............ Kalispell Erickson, Harold* ..Sioux Falls, SD Gardner, William* ......Seattle, WA Hurley, Terry*** .......Chicago, IL Johnson, Terry* ........................Billings Johnson, Ronald* ......Elmhurst, IL Jones, Ivory**............. Kampschror, Norman * .........Glendive Lonner, Walter*....................... Butte Mading, Wallace* .............Missouri McGibon, Robert** .........Great Falls Pangle, Louis***...............Denver, CO Rhinehart, Naseby Jr.* **.......Missoula Rosera, Ervin***......... Lena, WI Strand, Carl*............. Bremerton, WA Wikert, Milton* .......... .Santa Ana, CA Williamson, Don* ................. Butte

1956 Benjamin, Karl** .....Seattle, WA Bockman, Montana*** ........... Missoula Butossish, Robert* ................ Butte Carver, Duane* ......... Seattle, WA Connors, Jerry*** ...Spokane, WA Dixon, John**............. ...Spokane, WA Everson, Robert*** ....Cheney, WA Gorsich, Mathew*** . .....Highland, IN Hand, Bill**................. Selah, WA Hart, Willard* ............ ....Oakland, CA Hayes, Severn*.......... ....Oakland, CA McKelvie, Charles** ......Reseda, CA Manno, Pat*................ .....Anaconda Moore, Edward*** ...... Deer Lodge O’Brien, Michael*** ...Spokane, WA Renning, Stanley*** , , ........Great Falls Tennant, Vernon* ...... ........... Kalispell Gue, Kenneth* ........... ........Great Falls

1957 Barney, Phil*.............. ........... Missoula Bilan, Edward*.........Calgary, Alberta Brown, Ronald*.......... Sun Valley, CA Fell, Donald* .............. ......Vallejo, CA Grant, Russell* ........... Mead, WA Griffin, Phil**.............. ......Chicago, IL Jankovich, Sam* ....... .................Butte Johnson, Howard**.... ..........Hamilton Keeley, Earl* ...........Vancouver, B.C. Leenhouts, Richard* ... Selah, WA Love. John*

____

Rnrhank

McArthur, Jon*.........Vancouver, WA Myers, Larry**................Pacoma, CA Olson, Bruce** ............ Missoula Pepe, Joe** ............................Missoula Sorenson, Thomas** .....Benicia, CA Sparber, Dale**......... Cashmere, WA Vierra, Lester*............ ... Yakima, WA Vercurovich, George* .................Butte Williamson, Dan* .................Butte Young, Jerry**....................Sandy, OR

......

1953 Barone, Vincent** Elizabeth, NJ Burke, Howard** .................. Livingston Byerly, Kenneth*** .............. Lewistown

Gratton, Roger (Tim)* Missoula Gregor, John*** ......................... Shelby Greminger, Henry**.Alhambra, CA Johnson, James***.................. Missoula Lands, John**............ Baton Rouge, LA Matte, John***......................... Missoula Meese, John** Woodside, CA Nearamys, Robert* Pasco, WA Pelayo, Alvin*...................Honolulu, HI Johnson, Richard*(Mgr.) Hamilton

1959 Beddes, Lawrence*** ................ Billings Dotson, Jerry*.............. Bremerton, WA Ekegren, Gary***...................... Harlem Grasky, James*** .................Miles City Gustafson, Paul*** Vancouver, B.C. Harris, James*............ Des Moines, IA Kosiur, David** Westaskiwin, Alb. O’Billovich, Robert*** ...................Butte Schwend, Howard**................. Bridger Schwertfeger, C.****... Milwaukee, WI Schwertfeger, G.**** ...Milwaukee, WI Smith, Gary***....................... Whitefish Thomson, Mike**....................... Billings Sorenson, Glenn** ..................... Billings Schulz, John*** ........................Missoula

1960 Bansemer, James* Milwaukee, WI Bartell, James*** ............... Glencoe, IL Birgenheier, Richard** Harlowton Bouchee, William*** Livingston Dillon, Terry*........................Irving, KS Dodson, Pat*** ........................... Shelby Herber, Edmund**..............Camas, WA Miller, Dick*** Hopkins, MN Moe, Eugene**...........................Helena Peters, Daniel** .............................Butte Rudio, Jack** ............................. Helena Shevalier, Jack**....................... Helena Trotter, C.M.**............... Longview, WA Werba, Ronald*** .............. Chicago, IL

1961 Dennis, George* ...................Irving, KS Gilder, Richard** .....................Missoula Hauck, Thomas***........................ Butte Huse, Richard** Great Falls Miller, Paul D.** ..................Miles City Wallwork, Bruce*** Waimanalo, HI Wood, Steve*** Great Falls

1962 Calder, Fred**............ Toms River, NJ Dennis, Wayne* Vancouver, B.C. Ellison, William*................Mandan, ND Gotay, Peter**.................Clarkston, NY Jenkins, Gary** Great Falls Kimmit, Dennis* Great Falls Leonard, Eugene** Bay City, MI Luchau, Gerald*** ...................Missoula Martin, Bill***............................... Dillon Pomajevich, Chris**............... Superior Russel, Brent***........................Missoula Scovel, Larry* ........................ Kalispell

1963 Bain, Frank*............................. Kalispell Barherie, John* Calgary, Alb. Benzley, Robert** Green River, WY Bultman, Charles* ............. Telford, PA Crippen, Robert*...........................Butte Greenfield, Rocky* ..................Missoula Huffer, Thomas**............. Maywood, IL McElhenney, Ted*.........................Butte Meyer, Dennis*.......................... Helena Petty, Larry** Great Falls Robinson, Clarence*............... Kalispell Seeley, Roger** ......................... Shelby Tilleman, Michael** ................ Chinook Tripp, Eugene** ......................Missoula

1958 Berry, Dale** .............. ..........Fairview Emerson, Michael** Lewiston, ID

1964 Aukamp, Ronald*

Mt.Prospect, IL

Football Bergren, Terry* ...........................Darby Brophy, Robert* Red Lodge Clemens, Roger* ................Plentywood Connoly, Paul*............... Muskegon, MI Enger, David* Deer Lodge Ferris, Edward*............................Dillon Garland, Roger* Spring Valley, IL Harrington, Wayne* Yakima, WA Hill, Warren* .............................Billings Joramo, Floyd* ........................Choteau Neilson, James*......................... Shelby Salois, Jerry* ......................Philipsburg Salvo, Jim*...................................Dillon Schmauch, Michael* Great Falls Smelko, Daniel* Hubbard, OH Walle, Charles* ......................Superior Welker, Thomas* ..................... Conrad Whipple, James* ......................Helena Huggins, Larry* ...................... Missoula

1965 Adams, Merle* ..................... Livingston Allen, Dewayne “Dewey”*** Kalispell Appelt, Wesley***.................. Missoula Becker, Wayne**....... Chula Vista, CA Costello, Anthony*..... Chula Vista, CA Fiala, Joe* Deer Lodge Hanson, Greg* ........................ Missoula Malloy, Don***............................. Malta McDonald, Doug*................... Missoula Meyer, Dennis*.......................... Helena Miller, Walter** Walnut Creek, CA Schaefer, Gary*......................... Billings Searles, Jim*** ....................... Missoula Smith, Gary***.............. Pittsburgh, PA Smith, Mike** ...............Olympia, WA Walle, Virgil*..........................Superior

1966 Brumback, D.G.** ..Walla Walla, WA Fiske, Karl**................................Laurel Graham, Robert** San Mateo, CA Gudith, Larry* Wyandotte, Ml Jones, Willie** ................... Monroe, MI Kenyon, Jim* .......................... Missoula Lung, Roderick** Placerville,'CA Magnuson, Bryan** ...Minnetonka, MN Sparks, Richard*** ........................Butte Strauss, Richard*** ..................... Poison White, Herbert*** ................Ecorse, MI

Guptill, Robert*** Great Falls Gutman, Bill**..........................Missoula Hedstrom, Ole** ......................... Laurel Howard, Lon*............... Centralia, WA Lavery, Thomas* Chicago, IL Lovell, Byron** Honolulu, HI Luis, Al* Orland, CA Lyons, Joe*.............................. Kalispell McBurrows, John* Englewood, NJ Nelson, Rue*............ New Orleans, LA Nordstrom, Jim*** Auburn, WA O’Neil, Mick*.......... Walla Walla, WA Schruth, Pat***........................... Billings Stranahan, Larry***.................Missoula Talolutu, John** Oahu, HI Uperesa, Tuufuli** Alea, Oahu, HI Urie, Dave**......................... Chico, CA Waters, William*........................... Troy Warn, John***................Mt. LakeTer., WA Worrel, Dan*** ....................Great Falls Wysel, Glen* ........................... Lewiston

1969 Atwood, George*** Lansdale, PA Baldwin, Gene* ............. Spokane, WA Blancas, Arnie** Aberdeen, WA Bozzo, Tony* Salinas, CA Caputo, Steve*** Seattle, WA Dennehey, Mick***.........................Butte Fisher, Bob* Aberdeen, WA Frustau, Martin** Los Angeles, CA Glennon, Mike* Westminster, CA Hare, Ray* Spokane, WA Hickerson, Bill** Sonoma, CA Hoffmann, Jeff*** Seattle, WA Johnson, L.** Sacramento, CA Kent, Les**.........................Honolulu, HI McCann, Mike** Renton, WA Miles, Greg* Seattle, WA Miller, Larry* Martinez, CA Ochoa, John* Orange, CA Peters, R.*** Cleveland Hts., OH Postler, W.*** Vancouver, B.C. Reilly, Casey*..........................Anaconda Schillinger, Jim** Vida, MT Stachnik, Ray** .................. Chicago, IL Stein, Karl**.............San Anselmo, CA Stems, Bill** ................. Stevenson, WA Atwood, George** Lansdale, PA

1967

1968 Brum, Ray** ......................Honolulu, HI Buzzard, Mike** Mt. Vernon, WA DeBord, Jim***...................Pasco, WA Dolan, Pat*** Great Falls Gabriel, Tony* ............South River, NJ Gallagher, Tim***...................Kalispell Garske, Ron* ........................Chico, CA

1972 Babish, Timothy* .................Azusa, CA Brett, Walt*** ............Kings Beach, CA Brick, Timothy*** ....Traverse City, MI Cooley, Jerry** Anacortes, WA Dedrick, Kurt** Westminster, CA Donner, Curt** Spokane, WA Enders, Robert*............... Kankakee, IL Evans, Dean** La Puente, CA Harrington, David** Portland, OR Harris, Gregory***.................. Kalispell Kautz, James*.......................... Worden Reynolds, Terry* Glendora, CA Rosenberg, Ronald*** Whitefish Salo, Gregory***........................... Butte Soloman, Ted* Spokane, WA Stark, John* Vancouver, WA Stark, Robert**............................Poison Starkey, Steven** ..........El Monte, CA Svennungsen, Rock*** Shelby, MT Swearingen, Gary*..................Missoula Taylor, Steven* GreatFalls Troxel, Ed Van**** Moscow, ID Turnquist, Robert** .................... Billings Walsh, Creighton* ........................ Butte

1 97 3 Adams, Mike* Newton, IA Anderson, Greg*** Blue Island, IL Border, Richard**... Salt Lake City, UT Buxton, John*** Owatonna, MN Carlson, Steve** GreatFalls Erickson, Greg** Everett, WA Farnam, Larry** Seattle, WA Flowers, Terry** Cincinnati, OH Grigsby, Bill** Spokane, WA Hardy, Sylvester** Monrovia, CA Ladd, Mike** Garden Grove, CA Lynn, Randy** Omak, WA Mangegold, Eric** ....................Glendive Nakoa, Doug** Honolulu, HI Oglesbee, Jim* ......................... Missoula Parker, John* Kingston, ME Ponqoha, Dave** Lacey, WA Prigmore, John* Winlock, WA Schmasow, Glen*** GreatFalls Smith, Bob** Pasco, WA Spear, Del**** Cheney, WA

1974 1970

Bain, Doug***.......................... Kalispell Baines, Ron E.**..............Tacoma, WA Beers, Bob*** ...............Beaverton, OR Dawson, E.L.** Westport, WA Dudley, Ell T.**....................Detroit, MI Glennon, Michael**** ........... Billings Gray, Maceo*** Baltimore, MD Hedstrom, Olaf** ........................Laurel Jernberg, Ken**............Sunnyside, WA Kelly, James R.*** Seattle, WA Mullins, Peter*** ....San Francisco,. CA McCann, Michael** Renton, WA Morgan, Garth*** ... Salt Lake City, UT Nicosia, Michael** Scranton, PA Nordstrom, Bruce**...Vancouver, WA O’Neil, James M.**.... Edmonton, Alb. Ortiz, R.C.***............. Monte Bello, CA Paresa, Gregory***.............Kahului, HI Robinson, Roy**** ................... Glasgow Stedham, John*** Chehalis, WA Stimac, Daniel** Great Falls Tubbs, Frederick*** Honolulu, HI Unruh, Richard*** i Poison Waters, William** ......................... Troy

Berding, Gary**.............Cincinnati, OH Bodwell, Tom** .............. Grayland, WA Chong, Elroy*................... Honolulu, HI Darrow, Barry*** Great Falls Dempsey, Dean*** Claremont, CA Gaskins, Wally** ....................... Missoula Jackson, Lonzie* Oakland, CA Lewis, Lonzo* Rockford, IL Lugviel, John**.............. Longview, WA Maloney, Greg**................. Macon, MO McMahon, Tom* .................Tustin, CA Okoniewski, Steve*............ Seattle, WA Pugh, Terry**............................ Kalispell Richards, Ron**..............................Butte Spencer, Bruce*............. Hoquiam, WA Welch, Glen**.................................Butte

1971 Anderson, Richard*** Lacey, WA Baumburger, Jay* Great Falls Blue, Christopher***...... Olympia, WA Burnett, Clifford** Caldwell, ID Cleveland, Douglas*** ..................Butte Dodds, Richard** Snohomish, WA Doyle, Dennis** ...................Edina, MN Hann, James**............. Centralia, WA Kottke, Warren** Great Falls Kouzmanoff, Marc*** .... Glen Ellyn, IL La Roche, Leo** Fitchburg, MA Leid, James***..............Waitsburg, WA Manovich, Dave***........................Butte Olson, James*** Rochester, MN

Anderson, Greg****.............Chicago, IL Argo, Daniel** Cincinnati, OH Betters, Douglas***... Arlington Hts., IL Carlson, Bruce****..........Great Falls Carter, G.** Far Rockaway, NY Cedarstrom, James* Scottsdale, AZ Chappie, Darrell* Spokane, WA Clift, Tom*** Otis Orchards, WA Dionas, Steve** Sumner, WA Facey, Tom** Lancaster, CA Gulbranson, Wm.** Aberdeen, WA Harbison, Ben**** .................... Missoula Lebsock, Ronald****...................... Butte McCraw, Wyatt** ........... E. Orange, NJ McReynolds, Kim* Olympia, WA Milliman, Hayes* Cincinnati, OH Muse, Richard*..........................Opheim Nielsen, William* .............. Chicago, IL Ogden, Randy**** ... Traverse City, MI Plum, Mark*** Tracyton, WA Redwine, Randy** Reading, OH Storbakken, Rollie* ... Mt. Vernon, WA Stuart, Gig* Miami, FL Sullivan, Dan**** .......................... Butte Taylor, Steve* Great Falls Walker, Duane***........................ Malta Williams, Ken* Houston, TX

197 5 Accomando, Dan* Westminster, CA Bonas, Jerry** ..............Fair Haven, CT Carlson, Jeff***............... Great Falls Cheek, Donald* Corvallis, OR Cooley, Paul** Anacortes, WA Cunningham, G .* Los Angeles, CA

Egbert, Douglas***.............. Ogden, UT Eustance, Bob** ......................... Helena Fiskness, Paul** Huntington Beach, CA Hansen, Ray**.............. Priest River, ID Jordan, Richard** Tacoma, WA Mickey, Michael**.......... Bellevue, WA Morton, Scott***.............Spokane, WA Pierce, Murray** Cincinnati, OH Scott, Duncan* Great Falls Smith, Jeffrey*........... Vancouver, WA Stachnich, Richard** Chicago, IL Steinhauer, Ben* Chicago, IL Vincent, Rusty** Tinley Park, IL Weikum, George** Wilmington, IL

1976 Beriault, Don*...................Bellevue, WA Bingham, Guy****.......... Aberdeen, WA Bitar, Greg**................... Hoquiam, WA Brant, Jim**.............................. Missoula Campbell, Neil**..........................Helena Champagne, Gene* Lacey, WA Clausen, Kent**** Aberdeen, SD Dews, Robbie** Newark, NJ Falcon, Terry**..................... Culbertson Ferda, Scott****.................... Great Falls Frost, Mike* .......... Newport Beach, CA Gelaskoska, Joe***..............Bothel, WA Gleason, Dave***...................... Missoula Grady, Willie* ..................... Newark, NJ Green, Allen**** .....................Anaconda Halverson, William* Great Falls Harper, Wayne***................. Livingston Harris, Rocky* New York, NY Hogan, James***............. Olympia, WA Huggins, Jay*............................ Missoula Johnson, Kelly*** Great Falls Kleckner, Grant*** Great Falls McDonald, Clev* ........... Palo Alto, CA Magner, M.*.......... Newport Beach, CA Martin, Sam*** .................. Shelton, WA Roban, Michael** Great Falls Sacks, Barry**** Federal Way, WA Shupe, Joe* Great Falls Sobansky, Joe* Ajo, AZ Spigner, Paul* .................... Newark, NJ Sullivan, Paul****............................Butte Van Wormer, Matt**................ Missoula Williams, Bryon* New Orleans, LA Woldseth, George*...........Bellevue, WA

Duff, James*............... ......Chicago, IL Eicklemann, Mark** .............Indio, CA Hard, James** ........... ........Napa, CA Laird, Randy***.......... ........... Missoula Menke, John** ...N. Broomfield, CO Moe, Richardson** . ..............Poplar Morton, Scott*............ ...Spokane, WA Norwood, Pat*** ........ .............. Billings Palatine, IL Price, John*................ ........... Missoula Rooney, James*** Sharkey, Ron***......... ...........Missoula Thomas, Terry**........ ........Great Falls

1979 Andrus, Bart* ............. Sepulveda, CA Amundson, Greg*** .... Seattle, WA Caraway, Brian*** ........Great Falls Seattle, WA Cleveland, Curt*........ Chalcraft, Steve* ....... .Richmond, WA Cordier, Bob**** ........ ...Spokane, WA Gratton, Scott****....... ...........Missoula Hinson, John**** ........ ....Seatttle, WA Kovacich, John****.... .................Butte Lamb, Carlton*.......... . Las Vegas, NV Madison, Reed**** ..... .................Butte McElroy, Curt****...... ................. Butte Murfitt, Steve*............ .. Philipsburg Great Falls Paoli, David***...........

1980 Alex, Mike**.................... Overland, KS Bowman, Dennis*..........Spokane, WA Chaplin, Dave** ................ Selah, WA Dantic, Brad****.......................... Laurel Fudge, Tony**** ................... Great Falls Garrison, Steve****........Spokane, WA Hagen, Mike** ................ Auburn, WA Kline, Dave*....................Bellevue, WA Klucewich, Joe****............ Alpine, CA Lowry, Gary**** ..................Great Falls Madsen, Mark*** Ellensburg, WA McGinness, Curt****......Janesville, WI Miller, Rocky***................Richland, WA Mornhinweg, Marty**** San Jose, CA Murray, Mark*................. Choteau, MT Richardson, Kelly****..... Gts. Pass, OR Rominger, Dean**** Fort Benton Salonen, Brian**** ...............Great Falls Silovsky, Paul*.................. Topeka, KS Sorrell, Malcom***.........Tacoma, WA Stephens, Andre****.......Tacoma, WA Sutton, Mickey** Union City, CA

1977 Albright, Keith* ........................ Kalispell Barrick, Brett***....................Lewistown Becker, Jay*** .................... Atlantic, IA Bell, Darrell* Federal Way, WA Bryant, Michael*...................... Hull, MA Bullerdick, Monty** Anaheim, CA Carteri, Carm**.............. Regina, Sask. Cavaligos, Nick*................ Chicago, IL Cerkovnik, Ed***........................... Malta Dunn, Greg*** Medical Lake, WA Fritz, Robin*................................. Sidney Hook, Tim*..................... Regina, Sask. Johnson, Mike**...........North Bend, OR Jones, Basil*** Spokane, WA Kelly, Vernon** Los Angeles, CA Kerr, Tim** ..............................Missoula Klever, Rocky****.......Anchorage, AK Lane, William*** Englewood, CO McHugh, Brian***.......... Spokane, WA Rigoni, Arnie*** Chicago, IL Schmeckpeper, Cary* Buhl, ID Tagmyer, W.* Federal Way, WA

1981 Connors, Bob**** .....................Glasgow Dacus, Glenn**** Enumclaw, WA Dilts, Dan**...............Walla Walla, WA Ellig, Scott**.................... Spokane, WA Glenn, David**.......................Elma, WA Hogan, Mike* Lacey, WA Iseman, Greg** Baldwin City, KS Jahr, Sean* Port Orchard, WA Jones, Rob** .................... Oakland, CA Kiefer, Ben**................. Burlington, KS McCauley, Bob****..................Missoula Nelson, Joe*.......................Shelton, WA Nuu, Joe** .................. Bakersfield, CA Oakland, Brent*** ...................Glendive Powell, Alan***.................... Lewistown Rooney, John***.............................Butte Rutt, Tom**** .............................. Laurel Sundquist, Tim*** Great Falls Tarrow, Bill**** Eugene, OR Williams, Derrick*** Los Angeles, CA Trammell, Jake****... Vancouver, WA

1978

1982

Allegre, Raul**.................Torreon, MX Andrews, Marty* Grahan, WA Boyes, Bob**..............Sacramento, CA Burtness, Richard*** ... Anacortes, WA Carroll, Mike** Seattle, WA Cerkovnik, Robert** Great Falls Curry, Pat*** ...................... Billings Dolan, Williams*** .............. E. Helena

Becker, Ned**..................... Atlantic, IA Botzheim, Alan***................... lone, WA Charles, Joey**................Valencia, CA Coppedge, Johnny** ...... Stayton, OR Dawald, Eric****............Owatonna, MN Deeks, Darryl** Bend, OR Dozier, Rick**** Kent, WA Dummett, Dave**..............Sanborn, IA

F o o tb a ll

Nygren, Greg*** ..... ..........Merlin, OR Polich, Tim**** ....... ........... Great Falls Ruiz, Mike**............. ..............Kalispell Scrafford, Kirk**** .................Billings Smith, Scott** ......... ........Denver, CO Strutzel, Mike** .......Monitor, WA Tomlinson, Keith* .... ..........Bonita, CA W ilson

J o h n * * * .......... ...............

M is s o u la

1987 Bradford, Tim** ...... .............Etna, CA Camper, Scott* ...... ......Manteca, CA Collins, Mikael** .......Fairfield, CA Kostecki, Jim**** ..............Missoula McGowan, Mike**** ........Seattle, WA Richardson, Quinton**....Oakland, CA Sulser, Mark** ........ ..............Glasgow Trevathan, Mike**** . Thous. Oaks, CA Winter, Tim** ........ Walla Walla, WA Zanon, Scott* .......... ..............Kalispell

1988 Barrett, Lee**.......... ....Vacaville, CA Bennett, Grady*** .... ..............Kalispell Bowen, Marcus** ... .........Edualy, CA Cabunoc, Shannon**** , Honolulu, HI D u re

Guse, Harold** Janesville, MN Harvey, Anthony** Oakland, CA Helean, Mike***.......................Missoula Lewis, Cliff**............Los Angeles, CA Mckenna, Mike* San Antonio, TX Meidinger, Rob***...................... Billings Moe, Scott****..................Spokane, WA Oliver, Larry****..............Hillsboro, OR Poole, Scott*** Spokane, WA Poole, Shawn****.............Spokane, WA Ray, Ted**** ....................... Stevensville Rodriguez, Alex** .....Los Angeles, CA Sethman, Richard* Lakewood, CA Shillam, Terry**** Orchards, WA Taylor, Kent**....................Wichita, KS Young, Kevin* Toledo, OH

1983 Anderson, Kerry** .... .........Tigard, OR Coe Tony** ............... .......Renton, WA Dobson, Eby**** Grants Pass, OR Gillis, Tim** ............. , , , Portland, OR Green, Gregg** ........ , Tonasket, WA Klucewich, Josh** ................. Missoula .. Crystal, MN Linderholm. Rick** ... Moore, Scott***........ ....Coos Bay, OR Renton, WA Mosier, Craig**........ Murray, Scott*** ...... .............Kalispell North Bend, OR Nelsen, Ken** Paulson, Kraig**** .... ........Plentywood Pells, Greg*.............. , Calgary, Alb. Sexe, Doug***.......... ..........Great Falls Vancouver, WA Smith, Mark*** Timberman, Scott** .................... Butte Villeneuve, Pete*..... , Sheboygan, WI

Nelson, Sherman* Gary, IN Odden, Nate****.......................... Dutton Salonen, Brad**** ...........Great Falls Weston, Kelly*...............Tacoma, WA White, Terry** ...............San Jose, CA Wynn, Dontelle*** Detroit, MI

1985 Amston, Tony**** Great Falls Bartsch, Kevin***.......................Helena Brown, Chuck* .......................Whitefish Brown, Reggie** Concord, CA Clausen, Clay**** ....................Missoula Coleman, Renard**** Renton, WA Finch, Nate**................... Jackson, WY Gimler, Brian**..................Parsons, KS Hans, Dwayne** ................. Pasco, WA Hardiman, Pat** Livermore, CA Huestis, John**** ... Battle Ground, WA Kunka, Rob***..................... Great Falls Laird, Robbie***.......................Missoula Lohof, Rusty*............................... Laurel Metcalf, Jack* Gurnee, IL Mornhinweg, Shanon* .... San Jose, CA Owens, John** ...................... Kent, WA Pease, Brent**.............Mtn. Home, ID Peterson, Tom*.....................Miles City Rankin, Mike**** Edmonds, WA Ray, Jason****..........................Missoula Reeves, Davfd*** . Sedro Wooley, WA Reid, Darrin** Klamath Falls, OR Rice, Mike** ..................Twin Falls, ID Sullivan, Rick****................... Whitefish Vernard, Bill***.................. Albany, OR Wang, Dean*................................ Baker Werbelow, Scott** Glendale, CA

1984 Apostol, Ed***........... , Olympia, WA Brown, Lee* .................Bridgeport, NE Renton, WA Breland, Tony****..... Campbell, J.C.**..... Steilacoom, WA Clarkson, Larry**** ... Abbotsford, B.C. Cogar, Mike*............ .............Missoula Crawford, Ward**** .. Spokane, WA Ehlers, Mike****.......... Wilsonville, OR Foster, Pat**** .......................... Savage Foster, LeRoy**.................Chicago, IL Kavanaugh, Jim*..............Chicago, IL Hartman, Scott**** ..............Great Falls Kerr Mike* ........... .............Missoula Littleton, CO Koechlein, Todd** .... Lamb, Paul**** ......... Spokane, WA McKenzie, Dave* ...............New York Monterossi, Tim** ... Klamath Falls, OR

1986 Blank, Jeff* ................................. Billings Blank, Russ*..............................Missoula Cooks, Demidric** San Jose, CA Donovan, Tim*............San Rafael, CA Douglas, Don*................................Butte Farmer, Jody**** ..........................Libby Garza, Dave**..................... Pasco, WA Gianinni, Greg*** Sand Coulee Gober, Ken* Gary, IN Hauck, Tim*** Big Timber Hunter, Alex**** Vancouver, WA Lambert, Tony** .... .. Steilacoom, WA Lindsay, Robbe*......................... Billings Marceau, Ron**** ...............Great Falls Mikesell, Brent* Spokane, WA Murray, Chris*** Englewood, CA

Kirk****

M is s o u la

Edwards, Dan** ... Sedro Wooley, WA Engler, Scot** ......... .............Hamilton Erps, Rick**** ..............Glasgow Ferguson, Greg**** ............Tigard, OR Germer, Chad**** .........Three Forks Glenn, Lorenzo** .... ... Ftn. Valley, CA Gormon, Todd** .................Billings Huse, Thad**** ..............Missoula Kalafat, Joe*** ......... ...........Great Falls Kludt, Nels**** ..........Orofino, ID LeProwse, Paul*** ....................Butte McCoy, Scott****.... Shelton, WA McGrew, Todd** .... .....Hayward, CA Mirich, Kyle**** ....................Butte Murphy, Kirk**** .................. Poison Smerker, Gregg**** ...........Great Falls Sprosky, Todd** ..... ......Gardena, CA

1989 Batchan, Broyce** ... ....Vacaville, CA Brickley, Sean**** ... .......Pocatello, ID Davidson, Jon*........ .............Bend, OR Davidson, Sam**** Mercer Island, WA DeBourg, Mark**** .................Billings Farrish, Joe** .......... .......Newark, CA Franks, Troy** ......... .............. Kalispell Fred. Britt**** .................Helena Gilbreth, Damon*** .. Wenatchee, WA Gillie, Rick** ........... ........Rocklin, CA Graves, Don**......... .......Newark, CA Hendrickson, Erik** ...............Missoula Ives, John* ............... . Grants Pass, OR Kuhl, Rick**............. ... Springfield, OR Lawton, Galen** ..... ........Topeka, KS Lebo, Brad**** ....Lewistown, ID Lembke, Chad**** ....................Butte McCallum, Kelly**** ............Bend, OR Morris, Kevin**....... ..Chula Vista, CA Payne, Bryan** ....... .....Spokane, WA Roberts, Tony**....... ..Vancouver, WA N. Bend, OR Rice, Tony****......... See, Mike *** .......... ...........Great Falls Thoemmes, Wade** ........Honolulu, HI Tripp, Bryan**........ ..............Missoula Tvedt, Kelly** ......... ......... Plentywood Whitney, Craig** .... Walla Walla, WA

1990 Allen, Lance**** ..... ....................Butte Barker, Jason**....... ..........Layton, UT Burton, Gary**** ..... ..............Missoula Cockhill, Bill**** ..... .................Helena Ericson, Todd****.... ....................Butte Garrett, Frank**** .... ..............Missoula Goulet, Tony** ........ ......Fullerton, CA Kaiser, Gary** ........ ..............Boise, ID Martin, Joe****............Anchorage, AK Mason, Chuck****..................... Bigfork

Merz, Shawn****............ Longview, WA Monestime, Marc*** . Thous. Oaks, CA Premock, Steve** .... Grass Valley, CA Slocum, Dethrick** Fresno, CA Stringer, Darren** Vacaville, CA Turk, Marvin**........... Sacramento, CA

1991 Anderson, Dan**.................... Yuba, CA Arledge, Warren** .................Bozeman Baker, Shalon**** Vancouver, WA Bise, Dan** Newberg, OR Burns, Quentin** Hayward, CA Carlsen, Mike** Ukiah, CA Downs, Dan**** ......................... Helena Dyer, Doak* Redmond, WA Edwards, Stacy**..................Pasco, WA Goicoechea, Mike**** Stevensville Gragg, Scott****............... Silverton, OR Guevara, Mike**..................Fresno, CA Gumsey, Scott**** Tumwater, WA Hawkins, Charlie* Anderson, CA Hortsch, Jeff**.................. Corvallis, OR Jones, Keith**** Portland, OR Klohs, Jason**.................. Gresham, OR Lono, Eric* ........................Honolulu, HI Malmstrom, Cleve*................... Helena Scates, Dennis**** Spokane, WA Schilling, Kurt****.......................Shelby Swenson, Brent*** ...................Glasgow Turner, Jay**** Marysville, WA Venters, Garrett****......... Richland, WA Wilberger, Bert****........... Ashland, OR

1992 Alexander, Brandy*......... Post Falls, ID Bartell, Jamer*** ................. Great Falls Botkin, Bob*.............. Plentywood Brown, Scott*...........................Missoula Caton James**........... Sacramento, CA Dickenson, Craig* ............... Great Falls Dickenson, Dave***............. Great Falls Dotson, Bruce** ...Los Angeles, CA Fenton, Bob***...................Medford, OR Franks, Cari**..............................Stockton, CA Freeman, Corey* Deer Lodge Gockley, Rich***............ Spokane, WA Greene, Chase*** Nine Mile Falls, WA Kowalski, Mike*** ..................Cut Bank Lucas, Troy*** .....................Canby, OR Manzanarez, Yohanse*** ....Great Falls McElroy, Jeff** .................... Great Falls

Simonson, Eric***...............Plentywood Spraggins, Scott***..............Great Falls Stensrud, Kelly***................... Missoula Wells, Matt*** Ashland, OR

1993 Agee, Mike**........................... Kalispell Alexander, Dan* Los Angeles, CA Bebout, Marc** Riverton, WY Boddie, Damon**............. Stockton, CA Bouchee, Mike**..................... Missoula Burke, Keith**.. Huntington Beach, CA Carver, Alan**...................Ashland, OR Chiles, Acen** Orange, CA Dolan, Nathan**......................... Billings Erhardt, Mike**...................Eugene, OR Falls, Corey**.................... Medford, OR Goicoechea, Sean** Stevensville Hampe, Mark**...................Great Falls Jackson, Damian**............Ashland, OR Kempfert, David** ................. Missoula Larson, Andy** ..........................Helena McElmurry, Blaine**..................... Troy Riley, Randy**............................... Butte Saltus, Mike*............................... Darby Sirmon, David** Walla Walla, WA Thompson, Ryan** ..................Missoula Toone, Brian** .............................. Butte Trevathan, Jeff* ...Thousand Oaks, CA Zellick, Jeff** Springfield, OR

1994 Baker, Jason*................. Coos Bay, OR Blanchard, Ryan* HuntingtonBeach,CA Crebo,Jason* ............ Helena Dennehy, Jake* ...................... Missoula Dickson, Aubre* Portlland, OR Duffin, Marty* Idaho Falls, ID Fitzgerald, Greg*................... Columbus Lamb, Marc* Yorba Linda, CA Lehman, Joe*................. Coos Bay, OR Manzanarez, Eric* ...............Great Falls Morton, Chris* San Jose, CA Paffhausen, Josh*...........................Butte Remington, Josh*.................... Kalispell Sopp, Bernie*...................... Ukliah, CA Temple, Mike* ............San Diego, CA Wilson, Mike* ................... Honolulu, HI

NOTE: Player is listed the first season he lettered.

D ate September 7

Opponent @ Oregon State

SEPTEMBER 14

MANKATO STATE

September 21 September 28 October 5 October 12

@ Cal Poly, SLO O p en O pen @ Weber State*

OCTOBER 19 OCTOBER 26

NORTHERN ARIZONA* IDAHO

November 2 November 9

@ Portland State* @ Idaho State*

NOVEMBER 16 NOVEMBER 23

E. WASHINGTON* MONTANA STATE*

UPPERCASE &

BOLD INDICATES HOME GAME

* Big Sky Conference game

T h ro ug h

C oach es COACH (ALMA MATER)

YEAR(S)

PCT.

Fred Smith (C ornell)............................. Sgt. F.B. Searight (Stanford).............. Guy Cleveland (M o n ta n a )................... Frank Bean (Wisconsin)........................ Dewitt Peck (Iowa S ta te )...................... H.B. Conibear (Illinois).......................... F.W. Schule (Wisconsin)........................ Albion Findlay (Wisconsin)................... Roy White (Iowa).................................... Robert Cary (M ontana)........................ Lt. W.C. Philoon (West P o in t)............ A.G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) . . . Jerry Nissen (Waashington State) . . . Bernie Bierman (M innesota).............. J.W. Stewart (G e n e v a )........................ Earl Clark (M ontana)............................. Frank Milburn (West P o in t)................. Bernard Oakes (Illinois)........................ Doug Fessenden (Illinois)...................... Clyde C arpenter (M ontana)................. George Dahlberg (Montana) . . ----Doug Fessenden (Illinois)...................... Ted Shipkey (Stanford)........................ Ed Chinske (M ontana).......................... Jerry Williams (Washington S tate). . . Ray Jenkins (C olorado)........................ Hugh Davidson (Colorado) ................. Jack Swarthout (M ontana)................... Gene Carlson (M ontana)...................... Larry Donovan (N eb rask a).................

1897 1898 1899 1 9 0 0 -0 1 1902 1 9 0 3 -0 4 1 9 0 5 -0 6 1907 1 9 0 8 -0 9 1 9 1 0 -1 1 1912 1 9 1 3 -1 4 1 9 1 5 -1 7 1 9 1 9 -2 1 1 9 2 2 -2 3 1 9 2 4 -2 5 1 9 2 6 -3 0 1 9 3 1 -3 4 1 9 3 5 -4 1 1942 1945 1 9 4 6 -4 8 1 9 4 9 -5 1 1 9 5 2 -5 4 1 9 5 5 -5 7 1 9 5 8 -6 3 1 9 6 4 -6 6 1 9 6 7 -7 5 1 9 7 6 -7 9 1 9 8 0 -8 5

1 3 1 2 0 5 4 4 7 5 4 8 7 9 7 7 18 8 32 0 1 14 12 8 6 14 8 51 16 25

2 2 2 4 3 7 7 1 2 3 3 4 7 9 8 8 22 22 25 8 4 15 16 18 23 43 20 41 25 37

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 0

0 1

.3 3 3 .6 0 0 .3 3 3 .3 3 3 .0 0 0 .4 1 6 .3 6 3 .8 0 0 .7 7 7 .6 2 5 .5 7 1 .6 6 6 .5 0 0 .5 0 0 .4 6 6 .4 6 6 .4 5 0 .2 6 6 .5 6 1 .0 0 0 .2 0 0 .4 8 2 .4 2 8 .3 0 7 .2 0 6 .2 4 5 .2 8 5 .5 5 4 .3 9 0 .4 0 3

Don Read (Sacramento S tate). .

1 9 86 -

.679

1 0 0 0

*Ties not co m puted in percentage

Jack Swarthout coached Montana to back-to-back undefeated (10-0) regular seasons in 1 9 6 9 and 1 9 7 0 .

Griz

Radio/Television/S “ V o ic e o f t h e G r iz z l ie s ”

M ic k H o l ie n

M ic k Holien is in his third year as the “Voice of the Grizzlies” and in his 11th as a playby-play announcer at The University of Montana. Prior to his calling Montana football and men's basketball, he was the “Voice of the Lady Griz” basketball team for eight seasons. This is KYLTAM of Missoula’s 25th year of broadcasting Montana athletics and serving as the Grizzlies’ official statio n . Mick has been selected as Montana’s Broadcaster of the Year three times: in 1988, 1989 and 1991, and he was a finalist in 1990 and 1992. He was named M ontana’s Sports Broadcaster of the Year in 1988, 1989 and 1990 by the Associated Press. He had previously done play-by-play for high school football and basketball games for seven years, and announced American Legion baseball games for four years. Mick has been a general assignment reporter for The Missoulian since October, 1992. Prior to that, he was the sports and news director, as well as the managing editor, at KGVO Radio from 1984 to 1992. Holien's son, Chris, works in Kalispell, and his daughter, Stephanie, attends UM. Brad Salonen, a former (1984-88) UM standout receiver, is in his third season as the Grizzlies’ color com m entator for football. Salonen was a GTE second team Academic All-American in 1988.

S po r tsw eek B eginning its 16th season, "Sportsweek With the Montana Grizzlies" will be shown "live" every Sunday night, beginning August 27 at 10:30 p.m. on KECI-TV. The show will also be aired on Eagle Communications Network stations KCFW-TV of Kalispell, KTMV-TV of Butte, and KBZ-TV of Bozeman at the same time. KECI-TV Sports Director Todd Reed will be in his second season as the host of Sportsweek. This is the second time the show has used a live format. Reed is beginning his third year at KECI. Prior to that he was a sports reporter at KULR-TV in Billings for two years. Todd is a 1991 graduate of Rocky Mountain College in Billings, where he played football. He was named a pre-season Academic All-American at Rocky, and chosen All-to the Frontier Conference's all-academ ic squad. A native of the Washington D.C. area, Reed attended Springbrook High School in Silver Springs, MD, where he lettered in basketball, track, and volleyball. He then went to Montgomery Junior College in Maryland where he won several honors in football.

T o d d R eed

S po rts

D ave G uffey

I n f o r m a t io n

D ir e c t o r

D a v e Guffey is in his 1 8 th seaso n as M ontana's S p o rts Inform ation D irector. His responsibilities include publicaitons, press releases and p ro m o tio n s, gam e and cum ulative statistics, research, and other duties. He has won 20 district and national awards for his football and basketball media guides, game program s, and feature writing. Dave served as media coordinator for the NCAA Division I W om en’s Basketball West Regional hosted by UM in March of 1993. He served has media coordinator for the Big Sky Conference's 1991 and 1992 postseason basketball tournament. He has also served in the same capacity for UM’s annual men's holiday baskeball tournam ent since 1980. Guffey served as media coordinator for the Montana Special Olympics in 1979 and 1980, and was the media director for the United States Association for Blind Athletes Seventh Annual National Cham pionships in 1983. Dave has been a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) since 1978. Prior to coming to UM he was the Sports Editor at the Fresno Guide (CA) for two years, and was a sports writer at the Fresno Bee from 1974 to 1977. He is a 1975 graduate of Fresno State where he received a B.A. in Jounalism. Dave and his wife, Mea Andrews, have a 13-year-old son, Patrick, and a 10-year-old son, M atthew .

G r iz z l y S p o r t s

N etw ork

T h e 1995-96 Grizzly Sports Network: flagship station KYLT-AM, Missoula; KOFI-AM, Kalispell; KMSL-AM, of Great Falls; KMTA-AM of Miles City; KXGN-AM, Glendive; KSEN-AM and KZIN-FM, Shelby; KPRK-AM of Livingston; KDRG-AM of Deer Lodge; KCAPAM, Helena; KXTL, Butte-AM; KBLG-AM of Billings; KGLM-AM of Anaconda; and KXLO-AM of Lewistown. 68

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