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OPPONENT ASOUTH DAKOTA (Griz FB Parents Day)

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Sept. 8

at Appalachian State

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SEPT. 15

LIBERTY 1:30 P.M. (Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame Game)

SEPT. 22

#NORTHERN ARIZONA* (Homecoming)

1:30 P.M.

Sept. 29 Oct. 6

#at Eastern Washington* #at Northern Colorado*

5:07 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

OCT. 13

ASOUTHERN UTAH* (Cancer Awareness Game)

1:30 P.M.

Oct. 20

#at North Dakota*

1:30 p.m.

OCT. 27

#IDAHO STATE* (Military Appreciation Game)

1:30 P.M.

Nov. 3

#at Weber State*

1:30 p.m.

NOV. 17

#MONTANA STATE* (112th meeting)

1:30 P.M.

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2012 GRIZZLY FOOTBALL Table of C ontents

JOHN KANO NGATA*A . JR LB All-American Candidate

Schedule...................................................................................... Inside Front Cover Table of Contents...................................................................................................... 1 Quick Facts............................................................................................................ 2-3 Did You Know?..................................................................................................... 4-5 Athletes in the Classroom and Com m unity...................................................... 6-7 Griz in the P ros..................................................................................................... 8-9 Washington -Grizzly Stadium...........................................................................10-11 Media Coverage................................................................................................ 12-14

1 5 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mick Delaney.............................................................................. 16-17 Assistant Coaches............................................................................................. 18-22

2 3 2012 OUTLOOK Griz O utlook..................................................................................................... 23-28

2 9 ALL-AMERICAN/HONORS CANDIDATES All-American Candidates................................................................................ 30-34 All-American History....................................................................................... 35-36 Honors Candidates........................................................ 37-40

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Meet the Griz..................................................................................................... 42-55 Alphabetical Roster.......................................................................................... 56-57 Numerical Roster............... 58-59 Griz Newcomers - Class of 2012..................................................................... 60-62

6 3 2011 SEASON REVIEW Game Results and Starters ................................................................................63 Game Reviews................ ...........................................................................64-78 Final Polls/Season Stats.................................................................................... 79-82

8 3 2012 OPPONENTS 2012 Griz Travel.................. 84 Non-Conference Opponents ....................................................................... 84-85 Conference O pponents............. 86-89 Opponent Series L ist........................................................................................ 90-91 Opponent History .......................................................................................92

9 3 BIG SKY CONFERENCE Big Sky Unveils New Logo, Brand.........................................................................94 Big Sky Champions and Runnersup.....................................................................95 Griz Big Sky Conference First Team Selections...................................................96

9 7 RECORDS AND AWARDS Offensive Records ...................................................................................... 98-105 Defensive/Miscellaneous Records............................................................... 106-107 Team Records................................................................................................ 108-109 Individual Awards......................................................................................... 110-112

1 1 3 LETTERMEN Letter men A to Z............................................................................................114-122

1 2 3 YEAR-BY-YEAR/COACHES All-Time Coaching Results/Griz C oaches........................................................ 124 All-Time Results........................................................................................... 125-132 Griz Coaches ................................................................................................ 132-134

1 3 5 GRIZ POST SEASON Griz in the Playoffs....................................................................................... 136-140 Griz in Final FCS Rankings................................................................................. 140 All-Star Games...................................................................................................... 140

141 JORDAN TRIPP â&#x20AC;¢ JR LB All-American Candidate/Buck Buchanan Award Candidate

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Administration/Head Coaches............................................................ 142 Assistant Coaches......................................................................... 143 Athletic Facilities............................................................. 144-145 Athletic Staff............................................................................. 146

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Coaching Staff Head Coach....................................................... . Alma Mater/Year.................................... ........... Record at UM /Overall....................................... Assistant Coaches Shalon Baker (Montana, 1995).................... . Legi Suiaunoa (Nevada, 2002).......................... Scott Gragg (Montana, 1995)........................ . Ty Gregorak (Colorado, 2001)..................... .... Rob Oviatt (Alabama, 1980)............................. Aric Williams (Arizona State, 2005)............ . Justin Green (Montana, 2011).................... Leon Burtnett (Southwestern College, 1965)... Timm Rosenbach (Washington State, 2005).... Kefense Hynson (Willamette College, 2003)... Roland F ord................................................... . J.C. Weida......................................................... . FB Office P h o n e........................... ....................

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..Dave Guffey .(406) 243-5402 .(406) 370-9435 . guffeydb@mso.umt.edu ................................... (406) 243-6899 .............................. (406) 243-6859 ..................... www.GoGriz.com ........................................Dave Guffey Renee Valley, Sports Information Fritz Neighbor, The Missoulian ................................................Old Hat .Renee Valley ...Todd Goodrich, Sports Information archives, or otherwise noted ...................... mhurwich/Bigstock.com

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DID YOU KNOW THAT THE MONTANA GRIZZLIES.

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• Have had 26 winning seasons in a row, dating back to 1986, and have 262 wins during that time, for an average 10.1 victories per year!? • Since 1993, have won or shared 16 of the last 19 league championships, and have a record of 210-45 overall, and they are 123-20 in Big Sky games? • Are 43-5 in the Big Sky (69-13 overall) over the past six seasons - the most W’s in a six-year span by any team in league history? • Won 38 straight regular-season games from 2006-09? • Have been ranked in the top three in attendance in the FCS the last five seasons, and were ranked third in 2011 at 24,878 in eight games played in Washington-Grizzly Stadium? • Have won 11 or more games nine times in the past 12 years? • Had nine players on an NFL roster in 2011? Have had seven played drafted in the National Football League the last five seasons?

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DID YOU KNOW THAT THE MONTANA GRIZ 'ES. • Conference title in 2009 was their 12th

straight - the second longest skein in Division 1 history? (Oklahoma has the record of 14, set from 1946-59). • Hold the FCS record with 17 straight playoff appearances from 1993-2009? (The old record was 10 by Eastern Kentucky from 1986-95)? • Have participated in the playoffs a record 23 times? (Eastern Kentucky has 19, while Appalachian State has 18).

• Have 32 playoff victories - the second most in FCS history (Georgia Southern has 38), and have played in the FCS’s championship game seven out of the past 17 seasons? • Have been ranked in the Sports Network’s top 25 for 19 years in a row?

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Griz Football CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENT-ATHLETES

For 13 consecutive semesters, The University of Montana student-athletes have maintained an average cumulative grade-point average above 3.0. In autumn semester, UMs 272 athletes maintained an average cumulative GPA of 3.06, compared to the 2.91 GPA earned by the general student populations. The UM womens cross country team led with a 3.69 GPA. ^

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I Grizzly Cup Award winner defensive tackle Dry an Waldhauser s ta n d s with interim ath letic director Jean Gee a t the Robert 0 . Lindsay schofara th le te awards banquet.

The University of Montana’s Katrina Drennen and Bryan Waldhauser were recognized as the schools 2012 Grizzly Cup recipients. Originally the award was presented annually to one Montana senior (male) student-athlete who excelled athletically on the held/court/ track, as well as in academics, and who also represented the University well in the com munity. Starting in 2009, the Grizzly Cup was awarded to two athletes: one given to UM’s male student-athlete of the year, while an other goes to the schools outstanding female student-athlete. Drennen was a four-time All-Big Sky Confer ence performer in cross country and a fivetime Big Sky track champion. Waldhauser, a former walk-on, began UMs Master of Business program in the fall of 2011 and maintained a 3.56 GPA in that curricu lum. He earned his undergraduate degree in business management at Montana, accumu lating a 3.62 GPA. He was voted to the 2011 Capital One Academic All-American Division I football first team (along with teammate Bobby Alt) by Co-SIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America).

P resident's Award winners with The University o f Montana President Royce Engstrom, from le ft t o right: senior Nicole Ennen, track and field; sophomore Maddy Murray, tennis; freshman Perek Crittenden, football; sophomore Shay Smithwick-Hall, football? and sophomore Mary Makris, soccer.

An impressive collection of 146 Montana student-athletes were treated to dinner in recognition of having cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or better during the 20th Annual Robert O. Lindsay honors banquet in April of 2012. Five men and women won the prestigious Presidents Award for having the Department of Athletics’ highest GPA for the sprin 2011 and fall 2011 semesters. All five had a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA for their collegiate careers. Montana won the 2011-12 Big Sky Confer ence Men’s All-Sports Trophy in May, 2012. It is the first Men’s All-Sports Trophy for the Grizzlies since 1970-71 and just their second since the inauguration of the Big Sky Confer ence in 1963. Montana is currently in possession of the Sterlings Bank Presidents Cup. The Grizzlies won their second Cup in July of 2011 with second-place finishes in both athletics and academics. 1

ACADEMICS & COMMUNITY SERVICE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS NEW ACADEMIC CENTER (Infrastructure and Student-Athlete Success Go Hand-In-Hand) With support from the university ad ministration and private donors, the athletic facility improvement plan in cludes the following: Construct an academic center, meeting rooms and additional offices in the open space between the current athletic com plex and the student recreation center (see artist rendition to the left). Lower level will remain a lobby to accommo date fire code restrictions and the Adams Center.

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Relocate the current weight room to a site to be finalized. The new strength and conditioning center would feature at least 10,000 square feet of training sp- ce to serve all student-athletes.

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Renovate space currently used as the M ontana mens locker room, academic center and weight room into multiple locker rooms for the sports of mens basketball, football, mens tennis, and mens track and field. Addition of locker rooms will also open space to help tlie uni versity host more outside events like concerts and high school tournaments. All of these renovations will help the university in its quest to address equity and Title IX issues as well. -.ktmmi;" t

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Though service activities and outreach to the community have been taking place for years with individual contributions, spring 2008 began the official induction of the “Griz hi the Community” service program. The program enables student-athletes to have a holistic college experience by giving back to the surrounding community, speaking to local school children, and serving as role models in the area. Student-athletes from every team have made over 200 volunteer appearances since the beginning of the program.

Kicker Srody McKnight and linebacker Jordan Tripp read M on te's /% A dven tu re t o the stu d e n ts a t S t. Pegis Elementary School, sharing the importance o f positive a ttitu d e s.

Football players Alex Shaw, P eter Nguyen and Sam G r a tto n share the importance o f sportsm anship and teamwork with s tu d e n ts in the Hamilton School D istrict’s K eystone A fter-S ch ool Program.

Tight end Clay Pierson signs autographs during the 2 0 1 0 Suddy Walk. M issoula’s Suddy Walk for the National Down Syndrome S o ciety prom otes awareness o f individuals with Down Syndrome.

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Player Year Steve Sullivan 1922 Tedlllm an 1926 William “Wild Bill” Kelly 1927 Len Noyes 1937 Milton Popovich 1937 Paul Szakash 1937 Aldo Forte 1938 Bill Lazetich 1938 John Dolan 1941 Harold Maus 1933 StanRenning 1959 John Lands i960 Gary Schwertfeger 1961 Bob O’Billovich 1962 Terry Dillon 1963 Mike Tilleman 1964 Bryan Magnuson 1967 Maceo Gray 1969 Dave Urie 1969 Tim Gallagher 1971 Willie Postler 1972 Steve Okoniewski 1972 Roy Robinson 1972 Walt Brett 1975 Ron Rosenberg 1975 Barry Darrow 1974 Greg Harris'' 1976 Doug Betters 1977 Terry Falcon 1977 Greg Anderson 1979 Tim Hook 1979 Carm Carteri 1979 Guy Bingham 1980 Pat Curry* 1982 Rocky Klever 1982 Rich Burtness 1982 Mike Hagen" 1982 Mickey Sutton * 1983 Brian Salonen 1984 Mike Rice 1987 Brent Pease 1987 Larry Clarkson 1988 Pat Foster 1988 Tim Hauck* 1989 Jay Fagan* 1989 Ki rk Scraffo rd 4 1989 Grady Bennett 1991 Matt Clark 1991 Mike Trevathan 1991 Brad I.ebo" 1992 Sean Dorris' 1992 Todd Fricson' 1991 Carl Franks 1994 Scott Gragg* 1995 Scott Gurnsey* 1993 Shalon Raker* 1993 Marc Lamb* 1995 Keith Burke 1995 Dave Dickenson* 1996 Matt Wells* 1996

Team Evansville Wilson’s Wildcats Brooklyn Professionals Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions Detroit Lions Cleveland Rams Buffalo Indians Detroit Lions (30th round) Edmonton Eskimos Indianapolis Warriors British Columbia Lions Ottawa Rough Riders Minnesota Vikings Chicago Bears Washi ngton Redskins Baltimore Colts Houston Oilers Dallas Cowboys British Columbia Lions Atlanta Falcons Sa skatch ewan Roughriders Atlanta Falcons (4th round) Cincinnati Bengals (13th round) Cleveland Browns New York Jets Miami Dolphins New England Patriots Montreal Saskatchewan Rough riders Ottawa Rough Riders New York Jets (10th round) Seattle Seahawks New York Jets (9th round) Dallas Cowboys (12th round) Seattle Seahawks 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 Washington Redskins Cincinnati Bengals British Columbia Lions British Columbia Lions British Columbia Lions Cincinnati Bengals Houston Oilers Indianapolis Colts Toronto Argonauts New York Giants (2nd Round) Toronto Argonauts British Columbia Lions New York Jets Ottawa Rough Riders Calgary Stampeders Saskatchewan Roughriders

Colt Anderson, Philadelphia Eagles, 2011 Eagles Special Teams Player o f the Year (Photo cou rtesy Philadelphia Eagles)

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NO PLACE LIKE HOME! 2012 IS UM’S WGS SEASON-BY SEASON (1986-2011: GAMES: 171-21/.891)

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This will be the 27th season that The University of Montana foot ball team calls Washington-Grizzly Stadium (capacity 25,217)/John Hoyt field their home. Montana was ranked third at the Division 1 Football Champi onship Subdivision level in attendance, averaging 24,878 fans (201, 624) in eight home games, including two playotf contests. (Appala chian State led the nation, averaging 26,211 in seven home games). The Grizzlies broke their all-time attendance record in 2011, as they drew 26,066 tans in a 17-14 victory over’ 10th -ranked Eastern Washington, the defending FCS champion. The only other time the Griz have topped the 26,000 mark was in 2010 against Montana State (26,019) - the first time more than 26,000 fans had attended any game in the state of Montana. Ih e Grizzlies not only broke the Washington-Grizzly Stadium attendance mark in the EWU game, but during the 2011 season they had three of their largest crowds ever: 25,919 (Northern Colorado), 25,855 versus Cal Poly (the largest attendance ever in a home open er), and 25,744 against Portland State. All six attendance marks in UMs 2011 season rank in the top 25 all-time. In 2010 Montana was second in the country in attendance (av eraging a Big Sky Conference record 25,448 fans per game), while three seasons ago, in 2009, Montana led the nation in attendance, at 24,417 in nine home games. The Griz have led the FCS in average attendance in 2005, 2006, and 2009, and was ranked second in 2007, 2008, and 2010. The Griz played just three games in Washington-Grizzly Sta dium in their inaugural season in 1986, and that first game on Oc tober 18, 1986 was a 38-31 come-from-behind win over Idaho State. Since that first contest the Grizzlies have an overall record of 171-21 (89.1%). Over the past six seasons the Grizzlies are 37-1 (.974) at rhome in regular-season games. Montana is 31-1 (.969) in Washington-Grizzly Stadium over the last four seasons. UM has gone undefeated in 2008, 2009, and 2011. The Griz are 46-3 (.939) in WGS over the past six years. UM set a conference record with 27 consecutive regular-season

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No Place Like Home Not only has Montana won 171 games in its 26 seasons of playing in Washington-Grizzly Stadium, but it has gone undefeated 10 times, including three of the last four years. Starting the 1994 season, the Griz reeled off 30 straight home victories. The win streak began with a 41-7 win over Sonoma State on Sept. 3 and ended with a 40-35 loss to EWU on Oct. 18, 1997. Montanas 30 consecutive home wins are the fifth longest streak in FCS history.

New Lights For 2012 The Grizzlies don’t have any night games this season, but they will still be using the newly installed lights in WGS later in the season on dark and cloudy days and when it gets darker earlier in the day. When the Big Sky Conference recently signed a television contract with ROOTS Sports each school in the league was required to install lights in their stadiums. The new lights, installed by Musco Lighting based in Oskaloosa, Iowa, made their debut on Saturday, April 14, at UMs annual spring game. The lights are of the highest quality available, and feature “hori zontal footcandles” in the 120-125 range, which means the Washing ton-Grizzly Stadium has the ability to host all levels of NCAA tele vised football playoff games. It also includes lighting in the tailgate/' parking areas. The project cost was approximately $950,000, and includes a 25year or 20,000 hours service agreement.

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OIUM WASHINGTON-GRIZZLY STADIUM MONTANA TOP 25 ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE GAMES IN WASHINGTON GRIZZLY STADIUM 1. 26, 066 vs. Eastern Washington, 2011 2. 26,019 vs. Montana State, 2010 3. 25,965 vs. Sacramento State, 2010 4. 25,919 vs. Northern Colorado, 2011 5. 25,855 vs. Cal Poly, 2011# 6. 25,811 vs. Weber State, 2009 7. 25,751 vs. Eastern Washington, 2009 8. 25,744 vs.. Portland State, 2011 9. 25,726 vs Portland State, 2009 10. 25,698 vs. Western State (Colo.), 2009 11. 25,694 vs. Cal Poly, 2009 12. 25,663 vs. Western State (Colo.), 2010 13. 25,629 vs. Montana State, 2008 14. 25,568 vs. Idaho State, 2010 15. 25,486 vs. Sacramento State, 2008 16. 25,401 vs. Weber State, 2011 17. 25,326 vs. Central Washington, 2008 18. 25,323 vs. Northern Arizona, 2010 19. 25,231 vs. Northern Colorado, 2009 20. 25, 209 vs. UC Davis, 2008 21. 25,056 vs. Southern Utah, 2008 22. 24,984 vs. Western Oregon, 2011 23. 24,207 vs. Appalachian StateSS 24. 24,151 vs. North Dakota, 2010 25. 24,018 vs, Montana State, 2006 $$FCS Semifinal game #Largest attendance in home opener

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Stadium Expansions Washington-Grizzly Stadium underwent its third expansion, at a cost of approximately $6.5 million, prior to the 2008 football sea son. The eastside expansion now houses a 500-seat “Stadium Club” with two membership levels: the “Canyon Room,” which has 125 seats inside and 125 seats outside, and the “Hellgate Terrace,” which has 250 seats. The expansion in 2008 provided 375 Grizzly Scholarship Asso ciation priority seats, which are located between the 25-and-40-yard lines and on both sides of the 50-yard line, as well as 1,150 non priority seats located on the 10-to-25-yard lines. This expansion in creased the current seating capacity of Washington-Grizzly Stadium to 25,217. The second expansion occurred in the spring and summer of 2003, and approximately 4,000 seats were added to the north end zone section, increasing the stadium capacity to 23,183, with a cost around $3.5 million. In the spring of 1995 the stadium underwent its first expansion in the north and south end zones. At that time there were 12,500 permanent seats, and seating was available, weather-permitting, in the grass end zones, which made the capacity around 15,000. The cost of that expansion was about $2.5 million. GrizVision, a state-of-the-art video and message center, was added in 2002. GrizVision displays game statistics, player profiles, digital replays, and shots of the crowd. The screen is one ot the larg est in the FCS, measuring 26 feet by 36 feet, and it came from New York City and Times Square. A natural-grass stadium gave way to SprinTurf prior to the 2001 season at a cost of about $1 million, which was paid for by an anonymous donor. The field was named “John Hoyt Field” in 2001 at the request of the anonymous donor, in honor of Hoyt, a long-time Grizzly booster, who passed away in March of that year. The locker rooms measure 4,000-plus square feet. Adams Center features a 7,000-square foot weight room, a 4,500-square foot ath letic treatment center, the Jacobson Academic Center, and a meeting room with big screen videos. The womens locker room covers 4,000 square feet. There are also three other meeting rooms totaling 2,000 square feet.

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The plans for an on-campus football facility at Montana came to fruition in August of 1985 when Missoula businessman Dennis R. Washing ton and the employees of Washington Corporations provided a gift of SI million, hence the name of Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The initial cost of the stadium was around S3.2 million. There are 49 private boxes located on the east and west sides of the stadium, and they are individually decorated and lurnished.

DIRECTV Sports Networks & Big Sky Conference Ink Five-Year Television Pact SEATTLE, WA (January 17, 2012) DIRECTV Sports Networks and the Big Sky Confer ence have entered into a five-year agreement making DIRECTV Sports Networks and its ROOT SPORTS (formerly known as Fox Sports Northwest) branded regional sports networks the leagues official TV partner and the home of Big Sky football and basketball. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed. DIRECTV Sports Networks will pro duce and televise up to 18 Big Sky football games each season, including the 112th an nual Montana-Montana State rivalry game in 2012.

The Grizzlies’ conference football games not televised by ROOT SPORTS™ will be available on a bid basis through the Big Sky office by any interested parties. The televising rights for Montanas two home 11011-league games are owned by Learfield Sports (aka: Grizzly Sports Properties) and Grizzly Ath letics, and they were made available on a bid basis. The Grizzlies’ 11-game schedule in 2012 features six home games, including four Big Sky foes, along with two FCS squads. (Mon tana’s 2012 schedule is located on add 2 of this release). Montana opens its 2012 season at home on Sept. 1, and welcomes back former Griz head coach Joe Glenn and his South Dako ta Coyotes team, which was 6-5 last season and had wins over nationally ranked Eastern Washington (30-17) and Southern Utah (2419). UM’s second home game (Sept. 15) pits the Griz against another outstanding FCS team, the Liberty Flames, a 7-4 team a year ago. The Grizzlies play their third home game in four weeks, and their Big Sky open er, on Sept. 22 against the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks in their annual Homecoming The Grizzlies host three other confer ence games, beginning with a new league member, Southern Utah on Oct. 13, followed by an Oct. 27th contest against Idaho State. Montana ends its regular-season on Nov. 17, hosting a Montana State team that was 10-3 On Sept. 8 the Griz travel to Boone, North Carolina, to take on the Appalachian State Mountaineers in a game which will highlight two of the nations most successful FCS programs over the past decade. The Griz have an open week on Nov. 10, the week prior

to the Griz-Cat contest. The rest of the schedule includes conference road games at Eastern Washington (Sept. 29), Northern Colorado (Oct. 6), and at inaugural Big Sky member North Dakota (Oct. 20) and Weber State (Nov. 3). DIRECTV Sports Networks owns and op erates three regional sports networks branded as ROOT SPORTS™. The three ROOT SPORTS networks reach more than 8.7 million viewers across 18 states, including Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, Utah and Colo rado in the Big Sky footprint. Big Sky games will be distributed primarily to the Northwest and Rocky Mountain ROOT SPORTS networks, which are carried by all ma jor distributors in those territories, including Comcast, DIRECTV, DISH Network, Cablevision and many others. In addition, as the nation al television rights holder for Big Sky athletics, DIRECTV Sports Networks will have the ability to distribute Big Sky games both regionally and nationally. Under the agreement, it may also broadcast up to 12 regular season conference basketball games as well as Big Sky quarterfinal and semi final conference men’s basketball tournament games. All events will be produced and distrib uted in High Definition with new state-of-the-art graphics elements customized for the Big Sky and its teams. “Our agreement with DIRECTV Sports Net works and ROOT SPORTS solidifies our posi tion as a major player in Division I football in the western United States,” said Big Sky Commis sioner Doug Fullerton. “This is a landmark deal for the Big Sky Conference, as it will increase our exposure regionally and nationally in football and basketball. We are very excited to begin this partnership with DIRECTV Sports Networks. We know our fans will appreciate the high pro duction values, which will be second-to-none.” “We are proud to partner with the Big Sky Conference,” said Patrick Crumb, President of DIRECTV Sports Networks. “Our distributors and viewers in the Northwest and Rocky Moun tain regions have consistently requested Big Sky match-ups and we are excited to bring these ri valries to a broader audience.”

About DIRECTV Sports Networks: Seattle-based DIRECTV Sports Net works is a wholly owned subsidiary of DI RECTV and operates three regional sports networks branded as ROOT SPORTS’". The three networks (based in Bellevue WA, Den ver CO, and Pittsburgh, PA) are distributed in 18 states and hold exclusive regional tele cast rights to over two dozen professional and collegiate teams, including the Seattle Mariners, Colorado Rockies, Pittsburgh Pi rates, Pittsburgh Penguins, Utah Jazz, Seattle Sounders FC, Portland Timbers, University of Washington, Washington State Univer sity, Oregon State University and Gonzaga University. The ROOT SPORTS networks also distribute Big 12, Pac-12, Conference USA and other collegiate football and bas ketball games.

About the Big Sky Conference The Big Sky will celebrate its 50th sea son in 2013-14, and currently consists of 13 football playing schools in eight states (Eastern Washington University, Idaho State University, The University of Montana, Montana State University, Northern Ari zona University, the University of Northern Colorado, Sacramento State, Portland State University and Weber State University). On July 1, 2012, Southern Utah University and the University of North Dakota joined as full w members, and Cal Poly and UC Davis joined as football affiliate members. The Big Sky is one of the premier leagues at the Division 1 Football Championship Subdivision Level. The conference has advanced teams to the FCS championship game for three straight seasons from 2008-2010. Eastern Washington won the national championship in 2010. Last season Montana advanced to the semifinals and finished third in the final poll. Montana State advanced to the quarter finals and finished seventh in the final poll. Multiple Big Sky teams have qualified for the FCS postseason 13 consecutive sea sons.

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COVERING THE GRIZ Mick Holien, th e “Voice o f the Grizzlies,” is in his 2 0 th year covering the Griz. He is the play-byplay announcer on KXGZ and KGVO radio sta tio n s .

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Mick Holien and KXGZ-FM Mick Holien is in his 20th year as the “Voice of the Grizzlies” and his 28th season overall as the playby-play announcer at The University of Montana for KXGZ Radio (101.5 FM) and KGVO Radio (1290 AM). He has been selected the National Sportswriters and Sports Broadcasters Associations “Montana Sports Broadcaster of the Year” 12 times and an un precedented six years in a row. Holien resides in Poi son. Mick has two children, a son, Chris, and a daugh ter, Stephanie Landers, and four grandchildren.

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Scott Gurnsey is now in his 15th season as color commentator for Grizzly football. “Gurns” is a former (1991-94) Griz receiver and punter. He is ranked second in school history with 2,574 career receiving yards. Scott has a seven-year old son, Cameron.

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MONTANA MEDIA INFORMATION AND POLICIES Fall Practice Regular-season practices begin Monday, August 27, starting at approximately 3:30 p.m., usually at the Riverbowl site, located kitty-corner from the Campus Recreation building, which is located next door to Adams Center. There will be a short window for athlete interviews prior to practices Monday through Wednes day, from about 3:15-3:30 p.m. The media is encouraged to conduct any in-depth player/head coach interviews at UMs weekly (Tuesday) press conferences (see below). Practices are closed when the team moves from the Riverbowl site to Washington-Grizzly Sta dium on Thursday afternoons, and the entire practice session on Fridays are closed. All video/still photography is limited to the first 30 minutes of practices, unless otherwise ar ranged through Sports Information, (406) 243-5402, or Head Coach Mick Delaney, (406) 243-6899.

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Interview Policy Two-to-three student-athletes and Coach Delaney will be available every Tuesday during the season from 1:30-2:00 p.m. in the Max and Betty Swanson Grizzly Sky Club located on the third floor of the Adams Center. Players and coaches will also be available for a limited time before or after practice Monday through Wednesday on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact the Media Relations Office for all additional interview requests.

Press/Photo Credentials All media credentials and photography passes should be requested from Associate Athletic Di rector Dave Guffey. Credentials will be available at the Media Relations Office in Adams Center from Thursday at noon until Friday at 4:00 p.m. Credentials not picked up by that time are available at the Will Call window at the Adams Center Box Office from 9:00 a.m. until kickoff on game day. Photographers must comply with NCAA guidelines.

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All visiting media should make credential/parking requests through the visiting SID.

Parking Media parking is available on a limited basis to visiting media in several lots, all of which are located a short walking distance from Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Directions To Stadium Stadium from Interstate 90: The stadium is located on the north end of the UM campus on Campus Drive. From 1-90 take the Van Buren Street Exit. Proceed to Broadway Avenue and turn right at the light. Take a left at the next light and proceed over the Madison Street Bridge in the left lane to Arthur Avenue to the first traffic light. Proceed to the second traffic light and turn left onto Sixth Street.

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Postgame Interviews The postgame interview room is located in the Max and Betty Swanson Sky Club in the Adams Center. The visiting SID or a representative from UMs Sports Information Office will escort the vis iting head coach and a minimum of two players to the interview room. As per Big Sky Conference rules, locker rooms are closed to the media.

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Griz Football Head Football Coach Mick Delaney Mick Delaney was named the interim head football coach at The University of Montana in March of 2012 and became the permanent head coach in July of 2012. He replaced Robin Pflu grad whose contract was not renewed afer serving as UMs mentor the previous two seasons. Delaney recently completed his fourth season as an assistant coach at Montana, working with the running backs, and was also an associate head coach. He had retired from coaching two months prior to assuming the position as interim head coach. He was instrumental in the development of running back Chase Reynolds, who rushed for 4,067 yards and a school-record 52 touchdowns from 2008-10. Delaney began coaching football in 1964, and this will be his 28th at the collegiate level. Originally from Butte, he came to Montana from Colorado State where he was an assistant coach for former head coach Sonny Lubick for 15 seasons from 1993-2007. Former Griz head coach Bobby Hauck hired Delaney in 2008. Pflugrad retained Delaney as the lone official holdover from Hauck’s staff.

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He earned his B.A. in education at UM-Western (Western Mon tana College) in 1964. He is an inaugural inductee into the Western Montana College Sports Hall of Fame and was honored by the Mon tana Coaches Association in 1972 as the Wrestling Coach of the Year. In 1974 he was named the Football Coach of the Year by that orga nization. He also belonged to many associations during his athletic career including the Montana Coaches Association from 1968-1985. Mick and his wife Cheri have three children, son Mike, daughters Shauna Basile and Melissa Ossello, and nine grandchildren.

Mick Delaney’s College Coaching Time Line 2012: The University of Montana, Head Coach 2008-11: The University of Montana, Associate Head Coach & Running Backs 1993-2007: Colorado State University, Running Backs 1991-92: Western Montana College, Head Coach/AthJetic Director 1978-81: Montana State University, Assistant Football Coach 1968-69: The University of Montana, Head Wrestling Coach & Assistant Football Coach

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Shalon Baker Wide Receivers One of the most prolific receivers in Grizzly history, Shalon is now in his third season at his alma mater, coaching the wide receivers. From Vancouver, Wash., and Evergreen High School, he had an outstanding career with the Grizzlies from 1991-94 at receiver and as a punt returner. When he played at Montana, his position coach was former Grizzly head coach Robin Pfiugrad. He returned to Montana in 2010 from Chandler High School in Arizona, where he had served as the passing game coordinator/wide re ceiver coach since 2006. Baker is currently ranked third in school history in career receptions (182), fifth in career receiving yards (2,561), and is tied for second for the most career receiving touchdowns with 26. He is ranked sixth in school history with 3,478 all-purpose yards. He averaged 4.33 catches per game, which rank him eighth on the career list. He averaged 11.64 yards (78 for 908) per punt return, which is the fourth highest career average in school history. His 416 punt return yards in 1992 are the seventh most ever in a season at UM. He was a team captain in 1993 and 1994. He was one of three recipi ents ofUM ’s Steve Carlson Award (MVP) at Montana in 1994. The 5-7, 185-pounder was a wide receiver/linebacker in the Arena Football League from 1998-2005, playing for the San Jose (Calif.) SaberCats. He also coached with the SaberCats from 2003-05, working with the offense and wide receivers. In seven seasons in the AFL, he had 261 catches for 3,551 yards and 61 touchdowns. He played in the CFL for the Edmonton Eskimos from 1995-97 and was named “Outstanding Rookie” in ‘95. His first coaching stint was at Desert Mountain High School in Scottsdale, Ariz., where he was the offensive coordinator in 2003 and 2004.

He earned his B.A. degree at UM in business administration and a masters in business administration in sports management at Canter bury University in 1998. Shalon has three daughters: Kailyn, 17; Quincy, 13; and Kendal, 9.

Rob Oviatt Strength Coach Rob Oviatt (pronounced oh-vee-ott) is in his third season at Montana, and he brought a wealth of experience to the Grizzly foot ball program when he joined the program in 2010 .

He has been involved in strength and conditioning for the past 32 years at several different universities. He worked in that ca pacity for 19 seasons in the Pac-12 Conference. “Coach O” is more than a strength and conditioning coach at UM. He is also heavily involved in the Grizzlies’ daily practice sessions dur ing spring ball and during the season. He came to Montana from Washington State University, where he served as the assistant athletic director for strength and conditioning from 2000-08. During his time with the Cougars, they had a three con secutive 10-win season, and appeared in the Rose, Sun, and Holiday Bowls. He received the Admiral Ulysses Grant Sharp Award at the 2003 Holiday Bowl, which was voted on by WSU players.

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Prior to his stint in Pullman, he was the director of strength and conditioning at Louisiana State University (1999) and the head strength coach for football at Kentucky (1995-98). He was chosen the SEC Strength Coach of the Year in 1997 and 1998. His first stint in the Pac-10 was at Oregon State, where he was the director of strength and conditioning for all sports including football from 1985 to 1994. He has also worked in the strength and conditioning field at the University of Houston (1984), Texas A&M (1983), and the University of Mississippi (1981-82). He began his career as a voluntary assistant strength coach at the University of Alabama, working for the legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant. Oviatt is a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association and served as president of that organization from 2004-08. He was selected to the USA Strength & Conditioning Coach Hall of Fame in June of 2002. He received the Master Strength and Conditioning Coach Award in May of 2001. He earned a B.S. degree in education at Alabama in 1980. He re ceived a M.E. at Mississippi in 1982. His wife’s name is Kathleen. Rob has four children: daughters Lind say, Allison, April and son William.

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I Scott Gragg Assistant Head Coach/ Offensive Line Scott, who is one of three UM assistants who were standouts at Montana, returned to his alma mater two years ago. He was recentlay elevated to assistant head coach and also will oversee the offensive line. He also held the crucial position as Mon tanas recruiting coordinator the past two-plus seasons. He was one of the most outstanding football players in Grizzly histo ry, earning All-America accolades at offensive tackle, and he also played in the National Football League for several seasons. He returned to UM after serving a four-year stint as the head football coach at the high school in his hometown of Silverton, Ore. He took his Silverton High School teams to the state playoffs twice (2007 and 2008). His 2008 prep squad won a first-round playoff game, the school's first since 1995. He is the only player in school history to receive Montana's Paul Weskamp Award (Outstanding Offensive Lineman) three times, earning the award in 1992,1993, and 1994. He was a three-year starter for the Grizzlies and started in 38 games in a row his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. He was an All-Big Sky Conference first team selection all three of the seasons that he start ed, and was also a three-time all-league academic team pick. He started in the 1994 East-West Shrine Game and in the Senior Bowl. To date he is the only Montana player ever selected to play in the Senior Bowl. He was named to several All-American teams following his junior and senior campaigns. “Lurch” played 11 seasons in the National Football League with the New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and New York Jets. He started in 151 NFL games, including 112 in a row. He was named to the NFL’s AllPro team in 2002 and received the Bobb McKittrick Award (Outstand ing Offensive Lineman) while playing for the 49ers. Scott was a second round NFL draft pick in 1995 by the Giants.

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Legi Suiaunoa Defensive Line Legi Suiaunoa (pronounced: Lang-ee... SOW-uh-No-uh) is in his second season on Montana’s football coaching staff. He coach es the defensive line. Last season Griz senior defensive tackle Bryan Waldhauser was a first team All-Big Sky Conference selection, while ends Bob by Alt and Ryan Fetherston were honorable mention picks. Suiaunoa is now in his 11th season of coaching college and junior college football. He came to Montana from fellow Big Sky Conference school Portland State, where we worked with the defensive line during the 2010 season. Prior to his recent stint at PSU, he spent the 2009 season at Eastern Oregon as the defensive coordinator. Before that he was at Western Washington for four seasons, from 2005-08, serving as the defensive line coach. He was a graduate assistant at the University of Nevada in 2004.

Suiaunoa began his coaching career at Palomar (Calif.) Junior College in 2002 and 2003, working with the linebackers. The Com ets were 8-3 in 2003, reaching the first round of Southern California JC playoffs and were 10-1 in 2002, winning the Mission Conference championship and finishing fourth nationally in the final JC GridWire Poll. He was a starting linebacker for the Nevada Wolfpack, playing there from 1998-2001. A native of Oceanside, Calif., he won a junior college national championship in 1997 as a player at Palomar JC, and he was named all-conference that season. He attended El Camino High School in Oceanside, where he was a three-time letterman in three sports. He was chosen secondteam all-state, first-team all-county and first-team all-league as a senior in football. He helped the Wildcats to state football playoffs three times, reaching the semifinals as a senior. In basketball, he helped ECHS to three straight league undefeated seasons. He also lettered in track. He earned a degree in general studies administration from Ne vada in 2002. Legi and his wife, Rose, have a son, Lawrence, 3.

Aric Williams Cornerbacks Aric is in his third second season at Mon tana and coaches the cornerbacks. He was a collegiate standout at corner in college. The past two seasons Grizzly cornerback Trumaine Johnson was named to numerous All-American teams, and was a first team all-league pick.

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Last year senior cornerback Houston Roots was a second team all-conference selection, while two seasons ago senior corner Bran don Dodson earned all-conference honorable mention recognition. Prior to coming to Montana Aric was at Arizona State Univer sity, where he oversaw defensive quality control and assisted with cornerbacks and special teams. Before his position at ASU, he served as an assistant coach in his hometown at Diamond Bar High School in California in 2007-08. While there he worked with the defensive backs, wide receivers, as well as the kickoff and punt returners. Williams was a standout cornerback at Oregon State and fouryear letterman there from 2001-04. He was a first team AllPac-10 selection at cornerback for the Beavers his senior year in 2004 when he had 56 tackles, five interceptions, and 14 pass break-ups. He was a second team all-conference pick his junior -Mam season at cornerback and as a kick-off returner at OSU. His junior year lie had 39 tackles, four interceptions, and 12 pass deflections. Following his playing days at OSU, he played for the Philadelphia Eagles for a season (2005), and then played in NFL Europe for the Cologne Centurions (2006). After that he played two seasons of Arena Football for the Philadel phia Soul (2007) and Arizona Rattlers (2008). Williams earned his B.A. degree at OSU in fine arts with an emphasis in graphic design in 2005. He is single.

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Ty G regorak Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers Ty, who just wrapped up his eighth sea son as an assistant coach at Montana in 2011, was named defensive coordinator bj|; former head coach Robin Pflugrad in Feb ruary of 2012. He replaced Mike Breske, who is now the defensive coordinator at Washington State. Gregorak, 33, returned to Montana in 2011 after a one-year stint at Central Washington. In 2010 he worked with the tight ends for the 8-3 CWU Wildcats, and that season CWU was the Great Northern Ath letic Conference champion. Prior to his one-year stint at CWU, he had a seven-year tenure at Montana under the tutelage of former mentor Bobby Hauck. In his eight seasons with the Griz they have won eight league championships, and advanced to three (2004, 2008, 2009) FCS title games and two semifinals (2006 and 2011). In his eight-year tenure at UM he has coached 17 all-conference players. This past season Griz senior Caleb McSurdy was chosen the Big Sky Conferences defensive MVP and named to several All-Amer ican teams. McSurdy finished 10th in school history with 293 career tackles. Also a year ago, sophomore linebacker John Kanonagta’a was a second team all-league pick, while senior Alex Shaw was an honorable mention selection. Other standout linebackers he coached at Montana include Tyler Corwin, Brandon Fisher, Shawn Lebsock, Tyler Joyce (ranked second in UM history with 356 career tackles), Shane MacIntyre, Kyle Ryan,

and Loren Utterback - all of whom were All-Big Sky picks. Gregorak coached the secondary in his first season (2003) at Montana. Before coming to Montana, Ty served as a graduate as sistant coach at the University of Washington in 2001 and 2002. He was a three-year letterman at linebacker for the University of Colorado, from 1997-2000. He was the recipient of the Lee Willard Award (outstanding freshman) for the Buffaloes in 1997. In 1998, CU played in the Aloha Bowl, while the 1999 squad played in the Insight.Com Bowl. He was a 2000 Academic All-Big XII selection, and a finalist for the National Academic-Athletic Achievement Award that year. He was a standout prep athlete at West Valley High School in Spokane, Wash., where he was a first-team all-state selection in 1995 and 1996. In 1996, he was chosen the state of Washingtons Defen sive Player of the Year and voted Super Prep magazine’s West Coast Defensive Player of the Year. In 1997, Gregorak was named West Valley High School’s Student-Athlete of the Year. He was named to several All-American teams that year, including USA Today. He was named team captain of the East squad in the Washington State All-Star game in 1997. He was team captain for the West in the 1997 High School All-American Game in Orlando, Florida. He earned a B.A. degree at Colorado in communications in 2001. He recently married former Montana State volleyball standout Kandice Kelly. Kelly was a four-time all-conference player at MSU and led the Big Sky Conference in digs in three seasons. Last season Kelly was the head women’s volleyball coach at North Idaho College and her team placed ninth in the nation, and she was voted the confer ence “Coach of the Year.” Ty has a son, Gage, who will be four in February.

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Ju stin Green Running Backs/ Recruiting Coordinator Former University of Montana and Na tional Football League running back Justin Green was named the running backs coach at his alma mater in February of 2012. Green, 29, who is from San Diego, was a student assistant coach at Montana in 2011 and replaced Mick Delaney who became the head coach in July, 2012. Green had an outstanding two-year career at Montana, rushing for a total of 1,784 yards in 2003 and 2004, which ranks him eighth in school history Prior to his senior season he was touted by UM as a Walter Payton candidate. As a junior in 2003 he rushed 252 times for 1,146 yards and 14 touchdowns and was chosen the Big Sky Conferences “Newcomer of the Year.” His rushing yards and touchdowns that season rank him fourth in Montanas single-season history. He was a second team all-league pick as a junior. After his Griz career he was a fifth round draft pick by the Baltimore Ravens, and had a four-year career in the NFL. He played three seasons at fullback for the Ravens, and then moved on to the Phoenix Cardinals, and played there for one season. Between his stint with the Ravens and Cardinals, he coached for one season at Berean High School in Walnut Creek, Calif., working with the running backs, linebackers, and cornerbacks. He returned to Berean High School again after his season with the Cardinals, once again work ing with the running backs, linebackers, and cornerbacks. He came to Montana from San Diego Mesa College where he played for one season (2002), and was team captain and co-MVP, rushing for 874 yards and 7 TDs, and was a JC Gridwire All-America honorable mention that season. He started his college career at San Diego State, where he redshirted in 2000. He lettered one season for the Aztecs in 2001 .

Cary Shimek photo He was a standout running back at University of San Diego High School where he rushed for 5,397 career yards - which at the time was the most in San Diego County history. He was a first team All-C.I.F. selection as a junior and senior. His junior year in high school he rushed for 2,385 yards, which was the fifth most in California prep his tory. His senior season he rushed for 1,801 yards and 20 touchdowns and was tabbed a USA Today honorable mention All-American. He recently earned a degree in sociology at UM. Justin and his wife, Meghan, have a two-year-old daughter, Giana.

Leon Burtnett Safeties Leon is in his first season on the Montana staff, and brings a wealth of experience to the Griz football program. He has been in the coaching profession almost five decades. He began his career at the high school lev el, coaching preps from 1965-68. He moved to the college ranks in 1969, and coached at that level from 1969-86, with stints at seven different colleges. He was the head coach at Purdue from 1982-86. Most recently he concluded his fourth season at the University of Houston, and served as the Director of Player Personnel and Quality Con trol there in 2011. He coached the linebackers at UH from 2008-10. He spent his first three seasons at UH as the linebackers coach. Burtnett came to UH in December 2007 after five seasons at Washington State. Burtnett grew up in Meade, Kansas, graduated from Southwestern College in Kansas and coached for four years in the Kansas high school ranks before getting his first collegiate position at Colorado State as a graduate intern on Mike Lude’s staff. A year later he joined the staff at Montana State as the secondary coach.

In the spring of 1971 he left MSU to coach Washington States defen sive backs. In 1972, he went to Wyoming. He then joined Darryl Rogers' staff at San Jose State in 1974, and then moved with Rogers to Michigan State in 1976. From there Jim Young at Purdue hired him in 1977. Six years later Burtnett was named the Boilermakers’ head coach, replacing Young. In 1984, Burtnett was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after guid ing Purdue to a 7-5 record and a berth in the Peach Bowl. That season Purdue defeated Notre Dame, Ohio State and Michigan, the only time in school history the Boilermakers have defeated all three teams in one season. In 1987 he joined the Indianapolis Colts and had five seasons there, the first four as running backs coach and the fifth season as offensive coordinator. He then rejoined the college ranks, making stops at Fresno State, Northeast Louisiana, Arkansas State, and Washington State. Burtnett spent two seasons at Fresno State, three years at LouisianaMonroe and three years at Arkansas State, serving as defensive coordi nator at all three schools. Leon’s wife’s name is Karen.

Kefense Hynson Tight Ends/Special Teams Kefense Hynson (pronounced: ka-FINsay...hen-SON) was hired as the tight ends and special teams coach at UM in June 2012. Hynson comes to Montana from Yale University where he recently coached the re ceivers for the past three seasons. Prior to his stint at Yale he spent the past three years as an assistant coach at Western Washington. He was the Western Washing ton offensive coordinator for his final two seasons there, and his 2008 Vikings offense averaged 404 yards of total offense and nearly 30 points a game, while his quarterbacks threw 29 touchdown passes. Hynson, who has experience working with collegiate quarterbacks, receivers, running backs and defensive backs, was an assistant at Min nesota State in 2005 and director of football operations at Boise State in 2004, the year the Broncos went 11-1, won the WAC title and were ranked in both major polls.

Timm R osenbach Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Timm Rosenbach begins his first season at UM. He replaces Jonathan Smith, who left UM to become the quarterbacks coach at Boi se State. Rosenbach, 45, coached at New Mexico State in 2009 and served as the Aggies’ offen sive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Prior to NMSU, Rosenbach was the quarterbacks coach from 2003-07 at his alma mater Washington State. During his time with the Cougars, Rosenbach mentored second team All-Pac-10 selection Matt Kegel, who racked up 2,947 passing yards and 21 touchdowns in his first season as a starter. The Cougar passing offense finished third in the Pac-10 and 21st nationally, while WSU ranked eighth in the nation in total offense in 2005. Under Rosenbach’s tutelage, Alex Brink (2004-07) became WSU’s all-time leader in passing yards, completions, attempts and touchdowns. Rosenbach (Rose-en-bah) set WSU single-season records in 1988 for total offense (3,422), passing yards (3,097), touchdown passes (24) and touchdowns responsible for (34) as the Cougars’ quarterback. His total of fense yards and passing yards per game were also Pac-10 records. He also had the highest quarterback rating in the nation that year, completing 218 of 338 passes with just 11 interceptions and 24 TD throws. He led the na

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He has also had assistant jobs at Quincy (2004) and Willamette (2003) and did an NFL minority coaching fellowship with Seattle in 2008, Oakland (2009), and Kansas City (2010), where he worked with the receivers. Hynson participated in the 2009 NCAA Coaches Academy which reinforces various aspects of securing, managing and excelling in head football coaching positions at the intercollegiate level. In 2011 he was one of 20 selected to participate in the NCAA Expert Coaches Acad emy, which helps develop the necessary skills to be a successful head coach. As a player he was an honorable mention All-American defensive back at Willamette College (Oregon). He was a three-time Northwest Conference All-Star, Willamette’s Freshman of the Year and team cap tain before graduating in 2003. A native of Oakland, Calif., he and his wife, Shan in a, have three children: Jade, Myles, and Layla.

tion in passing efficiency his final season at WSU and finished seventh in the 1988 Heisman Trophy voting that year and was an honorable mention All-American that season. He was the second pick in a supplemental NFL draff, taken by the Arizona Cardinals. Rosenbach was with the Cardinals for four years, and then spent 1994 with Hamilton of the Canadian Football League. In 1995, he signed a contract to play with the New Orleans Saints, but had to give up his career before the season because of injury. After a few years in private business, Rosenbach began coaching in 1999 at St. Ambrose University in Iowa as quarterbacks coach. Rosenbach joined the Eastern W ashington staff as a parttim e coach in 2000 and then moved into a full-tim e role as of fensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2001. In his first season as offensive coordinator the Eagles led the nation in total offense, averaging 514.5 yards per game, plus nearly 42 points per contest. Rosenbach’s father, the late Lynn Rosenbach, was a long-time football coach in the state of Washington, and coached the running backs at Montana from 1980-82. Lynn left UM to become an assis tant athletic director at Washington State. Timm was a three-sport star at Missoula’s Hellgate High School before moving to Pullman, Wash., with his family. Timm is married to former professional volleyball player Kim Exner. Kim and Timm have a five-year-old daughter, Reece Tammy. He earned his B.A. degree at WSU" in social sciences in 2005.

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Griz Football MONTANA GRIZZLIES: 2012 SEASON OUTLOOK MISSOULA, MONTANA — The Univer sity of Montana Grizzlies, who return just seven starters this season, be tested early in 2012, as three of their first five opponents were nation ally ranked in the preseason polls. (See page 28 for more information on UM’s opponents this season). After just a one-year hiatus, the Grizzlies re turned to their old form, as in 2011 they went 11-3, advanced to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs for the 18th time in the last 19 seasons, and won (or shared) their 16th Big Sky Conference title in the past 19 years. Nationally, the Grizzlies were ranked third in the The Sports Networks final poll, and fourth in the FCS Coaches’ Poll. UM employs the spread offense and has five starters back on that side of the football. Last season the offense was ranked 16th in the Foot ball Championship Subdivision in scoring (33.86 ppg), 17th in rushing (210.86 ypg), and 21st in total offense (420.36 ypg). Perhaps the most impressive offensive stat is that the Griz al lowed just .71 sacks a game, which ranked them sixth in the nation. “Last season I thought we were a really, really good offensive football team,” said head coach Mick Delaney. “We had great balance between the pass and run. Our offensive line was just tremendous; our receivers made big plays and so did our running backs.

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“Now, the big question is that we have two new coordinators - what are we going to see that is completely different?” he said. “You won’t see anything that’s completely different. You will see the same, fast-tempo pace most of the time. “The next thing that you’ll see is coach (Timm) Rosenbach (UM’s offensive coordina tor, who took over for Jonathan Smith, now an assistant coach at Boise State) who has brought what we call the quick passing game,” Delaney said. “If you are under center, it’s a three-step drop; if you’re in the gun,’ it’s catch, gather, and throw. I think that you will see our passing per centage sky-rocket. “That lets you do a couple of things,” he con tinued. “It lets you get the ball up and out; they are very quick routes. It also is a way to beat a big-pressure, blitz team. I am really excited about that. “The other thing that you will see on offense that is a little bit different is we’ll probably be a little more tight end oriented at times, or tight end and an H-back,” Delaney said. “We will have that capability in short yardage situations and on the goal-line. “I am really excited about the overall prospect of what we have the potential to be offensively, and that is a team that can move the ball and score a lot of points,” he said. Two of the six starters back on offense were all-conference picks a year ago. Senior tight end Greg Hardy (14 starts) was a first team se lection, while junior tackle Danny Kistler (who started 14 games at left guard last season), was named to the second team. Other starters returning on offense are senior wide receiver Sam Gratton (14 starts) and senior running backs Peter Nguyen (six starts) and Dan Moore (five starts). Gratton and Nguyen were honorable mention All-Big Sky picks last season. The other starter back is junior center Kjelby Oiland, who had 12 starts at right guard a year ago. Gratton had a team-high (tie) 36 catches a year ago, while Nguyen led the Griz with 835 yards rushing. The Griz defense was a mainstay last season, and was ranked among the FCS in several key categories. UM was 18th in the country in scor ing defense (19.93 ppg), 21st in sacks per game (2.57), 23rd in turnover margin (+.79 pg), and 26th in total defense (327.14 ypg). However, Coach Delaney and his staff have had lot of holes to fill on defense, including the league’s defensive player of the year, linebacker Caleb McSurdy. Long-time Griz assistant coach Ty Gregorak is UM’s new defensive coordinator, replacing Mike Breske who left UM to take the same position at Washington State.

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John Kanor\$ata a, JK L3 The two starters back on “D” are junior line backer John Kanongata’a (11 starts) and junior free safety Bo Tully (eight starts). Kanongata’a was UM’s second leading tackier last season with 93 stops, and a second team all-league selection. Tully is the team’s third leading returning tackier and had 52 stops in eight starts last season. Another key player back is junior Jordan Tripp, a Buck Buchanan Award candidate, who was a starter in 2011 (he started all 11 games in 2010), but lost for the year due to an injury, and was ably replaced by Kanongata’a. “We’re going to have some growing pains on defense,” Delaney said. “We are not going to pressure quite as much like we did with coach Breske, but we will still be a pressure team. I look for the personality of our defense to take over the personality of (defensive coordinator) Ty Gregorak - which is high energy, high emo tion, play fast, play hard, be a tough guy, and just go out and make plays.”

OFFENSE: POSITION-BY-POSITION • QUARTERBACK The Griz have two returnees at quarterback, sophomore Shay Smithwick-Hann (6-4, 214) and redshirt freshman Trent McKinney (6-0, 198). Joining the team in call camp is promising youngster Brady Gustafson, a signee from Mon tana’s Billings West High School. “Trent McKinney, a freshman, had an out standing spring, and Shay Smithwick-Hann, who is so intelligent, and every time he comes in a game he is able to move the football team. I think McKinney’s going to be a special guy, and he just got better each day during spring drills.

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“Obviously, Peter is a little guy who has quick feet, great vision, and is physical and a great pass blocker for his size,” Delaney said. “He also catches the ball very well - he’s the whole package. Then Dan, on the other hand, has the size at 230-plus pounds, and he can be tremen dously physical. He’s a guy that you send in the game on third-and-one and tell him to get the first down and he can do that. “Then you throw Jordan Canada in, and he’s so much different than either one of them,” Del aney said. “The only thing is that Jordan Cana da has not played much yet. He’s been injured off and on, but he’s had some flashes of being a big-time college running back. He has speed; he has vision; he has great change of direction. We are going to move him around and try to get him the ball in space. “Those are our three main guys there, but then you add Brett Kirschner, who I think had an outstanding spring and is very capable of helping us,” Delaney said. “He got better, stron ger, and faster. Adding Gavin Hagfors in the mix - he’s more of a Danny Moore type of guy. I see him as an H-back, fullback type of guy, a blocker and really good pass receiver.”

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“Brady Gustafson is coming in as a true fresh man, and he’s a drop-back guy,” Delaney said. “He has a tremendously strong arm. He’s 6-7, 225, and he can throw the football as well as anybody. I compare him a lot, and maybe that’s unfair, to Brock Osweiler (former Arizona State quarterback) coming out of high school. I think Brady probably has as strong, or a little stronger arm than Brock did back at that time.” Quarterback Jordan Johnson, a junior who started 13 games a year ago, will more-thanlikely miss the 2012 season due to personal rea sons. Last season Johnson had 21 touchdowns passes and rushed for four scores.

Fellow junior William Poehls (6-8, 320) will be joining Kistler (6-8, 325) and Oiland (6-4, 295), as a starter on the O-line. Senior Jake Hendrickson (6-3 V2 , 300) should get the nod at left guard, and sophomore Trevor Poole (65, 290) earned the starting job at left tackle in spring drills.

* R U N N I N G BACK The Grizzlies have their top four rushers from a year ago back this season, led by Nguyen (5-8, 182). Sophomore Jordan Canada (5-9,170) was slowed by injuries, but rushed for 580 yards and a team-high 9 touchdowns. Senior halfback/ fullback Dan Moore (5-11, 235) also missed action due to an injury, but was fourth on the team with 430 yards and 7 TDs. Sophomore Brett Kirschner (5-10, 195) also looked good in spring drills, as did redshirt freshman Gavin Hagfors (6-2, 212). “I feel really, really good about our running backs,” Delaney said. “It should be, along with our three (returning starters) offensive linemen and our tight end, strong points for us on the offensive side of the ball.

P eter Nguyen, SR Rf3 “I am so excited and optimistic about that offensive line,” Delaney said. “Let’s start at the center position with Kjelby Oiland, who I expect to be one of the best in the conference. We have one of the (Logan) Hines twins there as well, and Jake Hendrickson can play center too.” There’s solid depth on the offensive line with the likes of redshirt freshmen John Schmaing (6-7, 265) and Zachary Taves (6-4, 260) at tack le, and Samson Kaleikini (6-5, 280) at guard. Also in the mix will be junior Jordan Hines (6-4, 295) at guard. The Griz signed five preps, and one or two of whom could vie for playing time. “In our interior there are a lot of possibili ties, and we’ve got to figure out a way to get the five best players there,” Delaney said. “Trevor (Poole) is a little under-sized for a Big Sky tack le, but he has great leverage and strength and runs very well, so I am excited about his poten tial. “We’ve got Max Kelly coming in from Spo kane (Gonzaga Prep), who is around 6-7, 275, and I really expect him as a true freshman to add depth to the offensive line,” Delaney said. “Overall, offensive line-wise, we will be led by the great example provided by Kistler, who plays hard on every single play and will bring that work ethic to his fellow linemen.”

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Griz Football MONTANA GRIZZLIES: 2012 SEASON OUTLOOK • TIGHT END Hardy (6-5, 245), who has started 25 games in a row, missed spring drills due to an injury, but is expected to be 100 percent by fall camp. Hardy is Montana’s second leading returning tackier and had 22 receptions a year ago, al though he did not score a touchdown. The Griz moved junior defensive end Clay Pierson (6-3, 239) to tight end (he played several positions in high school, including wide receiv er) and he definitely shores up that spot. Highly touted incoming freshman Hayden Craig, a 6-5, 246-pounder from Dayton (Ore.) High School could be an impact player. Senior Jacob Haas (6-5, 225) also missed spring drills to recover from an injury, and also returns. “I think as people looked at us going into the spring that tight end might be an area a little bit weak, because Greg Hardy had to have surgery so he missed the entire spring, and that was a blessing in disguise for the offensive football team,” Delaney said. “Clay Pierson is a trem en dous athlete, and I think that we finally found the right position for him, and he’s made great progress. “Hayden is a freshman coming in, but he’s a big, physical kid,” Delaney said. “We had him in (Grizzly football) camp, and he runs and catch es as good as anybody. “We are excited about

those three players, and we also have Jacob Haas coming back, along with Aschan Richards (6-6, 227), who has made tremendous strides.”

* W I D E R E C EI V E R This was an area hit hard by graduation with the loss of Jabin Sambrano and Antwon Moutra, who each started all 14 games last season, combined for 72 catches (36 each), 1,091 yards, and 13 touchdowns, but Gratton, who also did not participate in the spring because of an in jury, tied those two for the team lead with 36 receptions and he is also an excellent down field blocker and leader. Senior Bryce Carver (6-1, 180) was slowed by injuries last year and was outstanding this past spring. Two sophomores, Dean Haynes (6-3, 190) and Mitch Saylor (6-5, 217) wTi be factors in 2012 and are vying for starting berths. Junior Cam Warren (5-7, 160) proved this past spring he can contribute. Speedy redshirt freshman transfer (University of Hawaii) Ellis Henderson (6-0,185) could be a factor as well. Three preps are joining the team in fall camp and could figure into the mix. That trio includes sprint standout Taylor Walcott (6-0, 175), from Marist High School (Eugene, Ore.); Ryan Burke (6-4,1 195, Billings’ Central Catholic HS); and Chase Naccarato (5-8,160, Mt. Spokane HS). “Again, like the offensive line and the tight end position, we lost a lot of good players there and people thought that maybe we would not be as good as we have been at wide receiver for the Griz as we have had in the past,” Delaney said. “As we came out of the last two weeks of spring (drills) I couldn’t be happier with our wide re ceiver crew. “Sam was unable to play in the spring and that put a lot of pressure on us finding a guy who can stretch the field like Sambrano did,” he said. “I think we found that guy in Sean Haynes. He’s young and has not been on the field much, but he has Jabin’s speed, and he’s probably an inch-and-a-half taller and 20 pounds heavier than Jabin was. He got better every single day. He has to get much more consistent, and you put him with Sam and Bryce Carver - that’s a very good nucleus there. “Cam Warren is a lot like Peter Nguyen, and not real big or real fast, but he has great quicks, and he has a heart that will not quit,” Delaney said. “He will go over the middle and catch every ball, and make that big first down when we need it. Mitch Saylor, at 6-4 or so will go up and get the ball, and is a big, strong physi cal guy with better than average speed. Wal cott is a speed guy who has run 10.5 in the 100 meters this past spring, and I think he will help

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DEFENSE: POSITION-BY-POSITION - DEFENSIVE LINE To call the 2012 defensive unit young might be an understatement, as only one senior is ex pected to start this season. There will be four new starters in the “D” front this season for the Grizzlies, although the projected starters do have limited experience. Also, two outstanding players from the high school ranks are expected to contribute right away as true freshmen. That’s not to say that the loss of defensive tackles Tyrone Duncan, Ben Hughes and Bryan Waldhauser, along with ends Bobby Alt and Ryan Fetherston will be easy to replace. Waldhauser was a first team all-league pick, while both ends were honorable mention selections. The heirs-apparent at end are senior Josh Har ris (6-5,251) and sophomore Zach Wagenmann (6-3 Vi, 240), while junior Alex Bienemann (62, 295) and sophomore Tonga Takai (6-2, 301) have the inside track at the tackle spots. Also expected to help are redshirt freshman Derek Crittenden (6-3, 250) at end and Jesse Ginn (6-5, 203, RS Fr.), Trevor Rehm (6-3, 244, So.), and Taylor Tuliapupu (6-0, 265, So.) at the tackle position. “Josh is the only one really who has been on the field of that whole crew, and” Delaney said. “Both Alex and Tonga are big, big guys, not real

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tall, but very physical. “Again, I’m probably crazy, but I am excited about our defense,” Delaney continued. “Zach Wagenmann is a local guy who has worked hard and got his weight up to around 245 pounds, and has good get-up. Derek Crittenden will be able to play both the open side defensive end and the close side. “Caleb Kidder, from Helena Capital (high school), I believe will really help us as a freshman,”he said. “He was the Gatorade Player of the Year on defense in our state, and he was this and he was that, and every bit of it is welldeserved. “We do have a lot of young guys there, along with Josh Harris, and I think that we will be very formidable on the inside,” Delaney said. “They are young, but we’ve got some talented players on the front.”

Sophomore strong safety Matt Hermanson (6-1 192) is a real talent and was fifth on the team in tackles with 65 last season and tied for the most intercep tions (three) as a true freshman despite starting in just one game. Tully (6-2, 197) was also one of the team’s leading tacklers a year ago. Quality depth will be provided by junior Steven Rominger (5-10, 186) and redshirt freshman Connor Lebsock (6-2, 198). Lebsock would have played last season as a true fresh man but was injured in fall camp. Jacob Coogan (6-2, 205, Jr.) was one of the leading tacklers at Southwestern College (Calif.) last season and is expected to contribute. “Matt Hermanson just got better and better last season, and Bo has done a very good job at safety for us the past couple of seasons,” Delaney said. “Rominger is one of our most improved players and he adds solid depth, as does Con nor Lebsock. We will be very, very young at that position.”

• LINEBACKERS When you consider McSurdy had a teamhigh 131 tackles and was a seventh round draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys, and Alex Shaw the team’s third leading tackier (75) has graduated, it seems hard to believe that UM’s linebacker position could be even stronger this season. Be lieve it. With the experience of Kanongata’a (5-11, 230), Tripp (6-3 Vz, 244), plus veterans Brock Coyle (6-2, 240, Jr.) and Josh Stuberg (6-2, 223, Sr.), and an impact player from the junior col lege ranks, some talented, young newcomers, you’ve got the makings of a very impressive group at this position. A possible impact player will be sophomore Jeremiah Kose (6-2,225) who was an all-confer ence pick at Palomar College last season, where he was second on the team with 88 tackles. Three freshmen - transfer (Washington) Nick Holt (6-0,215), and redshirts Addison Owen (6-2, 220) and Jonathan Richards (6-3, 208) - provide good depth and have outstanding potential. “Linebacker will definitely be the strength of our defense,” Delaney said. “I don’t know if there is a better group of linebackers in our whole division throughout the country. I think we have three to four guys, maybe even five, who can help us, and help us win. “In the middle there is great competition be tween Josh and Brock, and the cool thing is that they can both play outside too, so we could move one of them out there if we need to,” he said. “So you have great competition inside, and then on the outside with Jordie Tripp on one side and CJP’ Kanongata’a on the other, you’ve got a lot of talent. Whichever three of those four players on the field make it a very, very solid group. “And then you take the freshmen, starting with Addison Owen, who I think will be a tremendous football player for the Griz,” Delaney continued. “He has size, he has speed, and he has toughness. Jonathan Richards will continue to work hard and improve, and Kose has a chance to help us.”

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- C0RNERBACK The Griz lost starters Trumaine Johnson and Houston Roots as well as back-up Donny Lisowski to graduation, and Johnson was a third round NFL draft pick by the St. Louis Rams. Junior Sean Murray (6-1, 195) looks like the starter on the right side, while redshirt fresh man Nate Harris (5-10, 180) and sophomore Josh Dennard (5-11,180) are competing for the other spot. Dennard played wide receiver as a true freshman (he played both ways in high school) last season and was moved to defense in the spring. Also in the mix is junior college transfer Anthony Goodwin (6-1, 190), who is expected to play right away. “As far as experience goes, that is by far the least experienced position,” Delaney said. “As far as the whole scheme of the defense goes it might be the most important position. When you make a mistake at corner it’s not like you give up a 10 or 15 yard run - it’s a touchdown. “We’ve got two young guys who really have never played, and one who has played in Sean Murray,” he said. “Sean has really impressed me this spring and this summer. He could be a topnotch cornerback in our division. He’s not there yet -n o t even close. He has to walk-the-walk instead of talk-the-talk, and I think he’s going to do that. Both Nate and Josh are smart, talented players, and they have that corner mentality. What they need is to play, and that’s going to come quickly and early for them.”

Montana has a huge void to fill in its kicking game, as Brody McKnight who handled both the place-kicking and punting duties for the Griz the past two seasons is gone. Last season McKnight tied for sixth in the FCS with 1.5 field goals a game, and he was ranked eighth in punt ing, averaging 42.75 yards per attempt. A pair of redshirt freshmen, Chris Lider (6-1, 200) and Stephen Shaw, (6-3,235) are hoping to earn the starting kicking and punting jobs.

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Jordan Canada, 5 0 K3 “You’ve got two freshmen who have never been on the field,” Delaney said. “We pressured them and put them in a ton of really different situations in the spring, and I honestly believe talent-wise that we have two outstanding fresh men there in Chris Lider and Stephen Shaw. Can they do it? I know they can.” Incoming freshman Harrison Greenberg (58, 155), from Lake Oswego (Ore.) High School, made 85-of-89 PAT attempts in his career, was a kicker and punter as a prep. Senior running back Caleb Walden (5-9, 198) also has the po tential to earn the punting job. Sambrano was UM’s primary return man a year ago, but Nguyen averaged 23.8 yards per kickoff return and 9.6 on punt returns in limited action last season. Canada, Moore, Kirschner and Dennard will all be looked at in the return game. “I did tell our players that I expect every starter to be on a special teams somewhere,” he said. “We will put our best players there. Spe cial teams, as they have been at Montana in the past, are going to be special.

UM mentor Joe Glenn. Next (Sept. 8) they play FCS powerhouse and nationally-ranked Appa lachian State on the road, and then come back home the following Saturday (Sept. 15) to play Liberty, a team that is also nationally ranked in the preseason polls. South Dakota returns 13 starters from a 6-5 team. Appalachian State was 8-4 last season and ranked 12th In the final Sports Networks final poll, and has 17 starters back, while Liberty (73) finished ranked 25th and returns 16 starters. The Griz open Big Sky play on Sept. 22 in Homecoming against a Northern Arizona team that returns 15 starters. The fifth game of the season is on the road on Sept. 29 against league nemesis Eastern Washington, also ranked in the preseason polls. The Eagles have 17 starters back from a 6-5 squad that was decimated by in juries last season and won their final six games of the year. The second half of the slate includes league home games versus Southern Utah (Oct. 13), Idaho State (Oct. 27), and the 112th meeting of the Griz and Cats in the teams’ regular-season finale on Nov. 17. Conference road contests are at Northern Colorado (Oct. 6), North Dakota (Oct. 20), and Weber State (Nov. 3). “We’ve got a challenge, but you know any more, almost any conference you look at there are no more patsies on the schedule sort-ofspeak,” Delaney said. “Now we are playing all Division 1 schools, and they are all quality Divi sion 1 schools. Is that good or bad? Well, we’re going to know after five weeks whether we’re in the hunt.

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“We’ll line up and play the games that we’re scheduled to play, and see if we can’t do what the Griz do, and that is to compete for a champion ship,” Delaney said.

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Jordan TRIPP LINEBACKER/LONG SNAPS 6-3 % , 244, Jr. 2V/RS Missoula, Montana Big Sky High School MONTANA: Jordan will be starting for the third season in a row. He was one of Montanas leading tacklers a year ago, but was lost for the season because of an injury, and sub sequently received a medical hardship. He already has six career fumble recoveries, which ties him with three others for the fourth most in school history. This past spring he was chosen by former Griz defensive end Ryan Fetherston to wear UM s legacy number 37 (a tradition that started in 1987). 2011: He started in the first three games, but was forced to redshirt after suffering an injury in the Eastern Washington game, but for tunately did not lose a season, as he played as a true freshman in 2009.

QUOTING COACH M ICK DELANEY: ‘Jordan Tripp missed last season with a shoulder injury and has spent a tremen dous amount of time re-habbing, and his last checkup showed that he is stronger now than he was previously. He is capa ble of being as good a linebacker as there is in the country. He’s around 6-3, 240plus pounds, and lies probably the sec ond fastest guy on our football team. He knows the defense and what is expected of him. I just expect Jordan Tripp to be one of the premier players in our division this season "

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ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE H BUCK BUCHANAN AW ARD CANDIDATE 2010: He started all 11 games and was second on the team with 99 total tackles. He had a teamhigh (tied with Fetherston) 9.0 tackles for loss and also led the Grizzlies with a team-best three fumble recoveries. He had 10 or more tackles in six games...he was an honorable mention AllBig Sky Conference selection. He tied for 50th in the nation with 9.0 tackles a game. He was an all-league academic team pick with a 3.44 GPA. 2009: He was ranked among Montanas top tacklers as a true freshman, despite not starting and playing primarily on special teams. He was UM’s 20th leading tackier with 24 stops. His two fumble recoveries were the second most on the team. He was named to the All-Big Sky academic team. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an “AA” all-state and all-conference pick at Big Sky High School as a senior when he had 12 sacks despite battling an injury. He registered 72 tackles, including 13 for losses for the 6-5 Eagles in 2008. He was a team captain in football his senior year. He was also all-league selection in football as a junior. He also lettered in track. His high school coach was former Griz player (1959-61) and coach (1977-79), the late Gary Ekegren. CAREER HIGHS: He had 13 tackles against North Dakota in 2010. He had a 22-yard intercep tion return for a touchdown in the 2010 opener against Western State. PERSONAL: He is a third generation football player at Montana. His father, Bryan, was a start ing linebacker for the Grizzlies in 1989 and 1990, while his grandfather, Gene (Junior), played and lettered at Montana in 1963-64. His mom’s name is Lisa. He is a business management major. His birth date is April 3, 1991. Misc.: Jordan’s first two-plus seasons at UM he wore the same number, 44, that his dad Bryan wore when he was a starting linebacker for the Grizzlies. Bryan was nominated to the Allstate, AFCA Good Works Team51in 2012, college football’s pre eminent community service honor.

MONTANA: Greg will be starting at tight end for the third straight season and has started 25 games in a row. He is UM’s second leading returning receiver in 2012. 2011: He was Montana’s fourth leading (tie) receiver with 22 recep tions. He was a first team All-Big Sky Conference selection. He started all 14 games. 2010: He started all 11 games, and was Montana’s sixth leading re ceiver with 17 catches for 176 yards. He had two or more catches in five games. 2009: He saw limited time because there were two senior starters at his position, but saw considerable action on special teams. He played in 10 games and did not have a pass reception. 2008: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state pick in football, basketball, and track. He earned 12 letters: four each in football, basketball, and track and field at Fairview High School...he was a rare four-time all-con ference selection in all three sports. He was a two-time all-state and team MVP pick in football; a three-time all-state selection in basket ball, and tabbed all-state four times in track...he served as a captain in both football and basketball. His basketball team won the district title his senior year, going 20-6...high school football coach was Kevin Clausen. CAREER HIGHS: He had 5 catches against Weber State in 2011, while his career-long reception is 36 yards at Northern Arizona last year. He had 62 receiving yards against Idaho State in 2010. He had a 23-yard touchdown catch in the season opener in 2010 against Western State. PERSONAL: His parents are Jim and Mary Hardy of Fairview. His major is history. Birth date: Jan. 2,1990. Greg’s dad, Jim, played foot ball and basketball at Western Montana College (UM-Western). QUOTING COACH M IC K DELANEY: “Gregpossesses all of the things you need to he in the upper echelon at his position in the country. He has the size at 6-4-plus and weighs around 250, and he runs very well He is from a small high school in Montana, where he had to do everything. He also played basketball and ran track, and was just a great all-around athlete coming out of high school. It was a matter of where are you going to play him, defensive end or tight end. For the sake of the Griz offense he is our guy at tight end. “He will be a go-to guy for us going through the season. He can catch the ball and run, but even more important to our football team, he is an outstanding blocker and a very physical player, and he's also an outshinding leader

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MONTANA: John will start again in 2012. He is the team’s leading returning tackier. 2011: He played in all 14 games and started in the last 11 in a row. He was thrust into a starting role when Jordan Tripp was injured in the Eastern Washington game, and the results were exceptional. He was Montana’s second leading tackier with 93 stops, and was a second team All-Big Sky Conference pick. He led the team with 12 tackles for loss. 2010: He played in all 11 games as a true freshman. He was 16th on the team with 16 tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a two-year team captain on Bellevue High School’s back-to-back state championship teams in 2009 (12-2) and 2008 (14-0)...his sophomore squad was a state semifinalist, going 112...he led his league in tackles as a senior, and also had seven forced fumbles and four interceptions...won “sportsmanship award” in state title game his senior year...lettered four times in football and once in track and field...a two-time all-state and all-conference selection at linebacker...named the state’s defensive player of the year following his senior campaign. CAREER HIGHS: Last season he had 12 tackles in the Grizzlies 17-14 victory over Eastern Washington, and also had a game-ending inter ception in that contest. Also in 2011, he had 2.5 tackles for loss against Northern Iowa in a FCS quarterfinal game, and he had 8 solo stops in a FCS semifinal game at Sam Houston State.

PERSONAL: His major is business administration. His parents are Taina and Loka Kanongata’a of Bellevue. Birth date: June 22,1992. QUOTING COACH M ICK DELANEY: ‘John is another young man who has great football instincts. He’s in the top six or seven guys on the entire football team speed-wise. Again, his profile maybe doesn't fit the 6-2, 230-pound linebacker, but he is very physical and very strong, and in addition to that lies just a really smart, instinctive linebacker. M}ly has a way of getting to the football, blowing where his fits are and being able to play uninhibited on every single snap. We look forward to John Kanongataa being one of the premier players in our division."

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MONTANA: Danny is an outstanding offensive lineman and will be starting for the second season in a row in 2012. He will start at offensive right tackle this season. He has 16 starts so far in his career. 2011: He started all 14 games at left guard and was a second team AllBig Sky Conference selection. 2010: He played in nine games and started in two (North Dakota and Montana State) at left guard as a true freshman. He was an AllBig Sky Conference academic team selection, maintaining a 3.42 grade point average. H IGH SCHOOL: He earned three letters in football and two in track and field at O’Dea High School. He was voted most improved player in football as a junior for his team that went 13-1 that lost in the state championship game. He missed most of his senior year with an injury. He was an all-league pick as a junior and senior. He was named preseason all-state choice as a senior (2008). His high school football coach was Monte Kohler. PERSONAL: He is a sociology major. His parents are Dan and Helen Kistler of Seattle. Birth date: March 30,1991. QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Danny came to us from ODea High School out in Seattle, which is one o f the premier programs in the Seattle area. He actually was going to walk on at Ohio State, because a lot of his family is from the Columbus area. He had some NCAA Clearing House issues, so he went back to Washington and attended junior college and did not play football that first semester.

“Coach (Monte) Kohler called us and, said chey,we have a young man here who the (Washington) Huskies wanted to walk on, Ohio State wanted him to walk on, and hes looking for a place to go) We put his tape on, and back then Danny was probably around 375 pounds, but he just had great feet and seemed to have a real good feel for technique and mechanics.

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Mike Murphy, 2 0 0 4 and 2 0 0 6 A ssociated Press All-American, 2 0 0 6 American Football Coaches’ Association and T heSporte Network All-American.

Name (All-American Earned).... ......... OT/DT Chris Bentz (+).............................. William “Wild Bill” Kelly (*+)....................QB William “Wild Bill” Kelly (&+)................... QB Tom Davis (*)............................... ................ QB Jim Morrow (*)............................. ................ QB ..... HB Waldo Ekegren (*)....................... . Bob Stansberry (#&)..................... ......... HB Hank Blastic (*)............................ .......... HB Naseby Rhinehart (*)................... ...............End Hank Blastic (*)............................ ...........HB ........ HB Milt Popovich (&) .................... ........ HB Roland Lundberg (#*) .............. Frank Nugent (# ) ..................... .......... HB ........ FB Eso Naranche (# )......................... ....... OC Ken Campbellm (#*)................... ........ HB Dick Imer (#*)......................... ........ HB Dick Imer (#*)......................... Joe DeLuca (#*)........................ ........ OG ....... OG Doug Dansinger (#*) ................ ........ HB Dale Shupe (*) ......................... Stan Renning (#&*).................. ........ LB/OG ..... LB/OG Stan Renning (#) ...................... ...... ...End John Lands (*) ......................... John Lands (*).............................. ............. End ....... HB/DB Terry Dillon (#) ........................ ........ LB Wayne Harrington (*) .............. ..... MLB Bob Beers (#&)........................ Bob Beers (*) ........................... ........ MLB .... OT Tuufuli Uperesa (#)..... ............ ........ DE Herb White (*) ........................ Ray Brum (*) ........................... ............... QB Les Kent (# ) ............................. ........ .....HB Larry Miller (#) ........................ ............... DT Karl Stein (# ) ........................... ............. FS Tuufuli Uperesa (#&)................ ............. OT Arnie Blancas (*)...................... .............HB Larry Miller (*) .....................................DT Steve Okoniewski (*#%)............ .............OT Karl Stein (%) .......................... .............FS Steve Caputo (*) ....................... .............HB Barry D arrow (*)...................... .............OG Steve Okoniewski (#&)............. .............OT Barry D arrow (#) ..................... .............OG Ron Rosenberg (#)....................... .............MLB Greg Anderson (*#) .................. .............DB/Ret. Greg Anderson (#&)................. .............DB/Ret. Monty Bullerdick (*#) .............. .............HB Jim Hard (% ) ........................... .............WR Pat Curry (*)............................ .............DE Tony Fudge (*)......................... .............SS Marty Mornhinweg (*#)............ ............... QB Brian Salonen (#%!).................. ............. TE Marty Mornhinweg (*)............. ............... QB Mike Rice (#) ........................... ......... WR/P Tony Breland (*)....................... ............. DB Larry Clarkson (%)................... ............. OT Mike Rice (*) ........................... ............. WR/P Tony Breland (*)....................... ............. DB Scott Camper (#) ...................... ............... DT Larry Clarkson (+%A) ................. ........... OT Pat Foster (#)................................ ........... DE ......... MLB Mike Rankin (^#)......................... Bill Venard (*#) ........................ .............OG

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Griz All-Americans 2000..... Etu Molden (*).............................WR 2000..... Andy Petek (*)..............................DE 2000 ......Matt Steinau (*)............................MLB 200 1 ......Calvin Coleman(*)......................CB 2001..... Yohance Humphery (#$A) ..........RB 2001......Vince Huntsberger (#$A+)..........SS 2001......Etu Molden (#$A) ........................WR 2001......Ciche Pitcher ($)..........................DE 2001......Mark Spencer ($).........................P 2001......Matt Steinau ($*)..........................LB 2001......Thatcher Szalay (#!$A+ )..............OG 200 1 ......Trey Young ($*)............................FS 2002 ......Dylan McFarland (#$A) ..............OT 2002......Levander Segars ($).....................PR 2002......Vernon Smith (*$).......................CB 2002 ......Trey Young (!#$A+ ) .....................FS 2003 ......Tim Bush (#A) ..............................DE 2003......Dylan McFarland (!#A) ...............OT 2003......Chris Snyder (#A$ ) ......................K 2003 ......Jon Skinner ($).............................OT 2004 ......Mike Murphy (# ).........................DE 2004 ......Cory Procter (#A) ........................DE 2005 ......Alan Saenz-(#)..............................DT 2006 ......Cody Balogh, (A) .........................OT 2006......Kroy Biermann (+#A$)................DE 2006......Dan Carpenter (# ).......................K 2006......Tuff Harris (A) ..............................PR 2006 ......Mike Murphy (!#A)......................DE 2007 ......Colt Anderson (A*)......................SS 2007......Kroy Biermann (!*A+).................DE 2007......Dan Carpenter (#A+ ) ..................K 2007......Colin Dow (A*) .......................... OL 2007......Lex Hilliard (A* )..........................RB 2007......Tyson Johnson (A) .......................P 2007......Craig Mettler (A*) ........................DT 2007......J.D. Quinn (A*).............................OC 2007 ......Brent Russum (A*).......................OT 2008 ......Colt Anderson (#+A!)..................SS 2008......Cole Bergquist (A*)......................QB 2008......Colin Dow (#+A) .........................OG 2008 ..Marc Mariani (A) ......................... WR 2008......J.D. Quinn (A*).............................OC 2008......Chase Reynolds (A*)....................RB 2008 ......Brent Russum (A).........................OT 2009 ......Levi Horn (A!)..............................OT 2009 Marc Mariani (#A+)............... WR/Ret. 2009 ......Chase Reynolds (A) .....................RB 2010 ......Trumaine Johnson (!+A~ # ) CB 2010 ......Erik Stoll (~).................................SS 201 1 ......Trumaine Johnson (!+A~ # ) CB 2011......Caleb McSurdy (A#~!).................LB 2011 Jabin Sambrano (A~ )............. WR/Ret. 2011...... Jon Opperud (#~)........................OT

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1988.. ...... Jay Fagan (#)......................... OG RB 1988.. ....Jody Farmer ($).................... 1988.. ....Tim Hauck (#%)................... FS MLB 1988.. ...... Mike Rankin (#) .......................... 1988.. ...... Quinton Richardson (*#).... DB 1988.. ...... Kirk Scrafford (*#)..................... OG 1989.. ...... Grady Bennett (*) ...................... ........... QB 1989.. ...... J.C. Campbell (*#)...................... OLB 1989.. ....Tim Hauck (#%A) ...................... . FS 1989.. ...... Mike Rankin (#)................... . MLB 1989.. ....Kirk Scrafford ($) ......................... OG 1990.. ...... Grady Bennett ($) ....................... ........... QB 1990 .. ...... Rick Erps (#).................................... OG 1990 .. ...... Mike Trevathan ($A) ................ . WR 1991.. ...... Sean Dorris (*$)........................... SS 1991 .. ...... Chad Germer (#$)............... OC 1991.. ....Chad Lembke (*$)............... . MLB 1993 .. ...... Dave Dickenson (*) ................... ........... QB 1993 .. ...... Todd Ericson, #) ........................... SS 1993 .. ...... Scott Gragg (#) .............................. OT 1994.. ...... Dave Dickenson (#) .................. .........QB 1994 .. ...... Dan Downs ($).............................. LB 1994.. ...... Scott Gragg (#!$A) ...................... OT 1994.. ...... Jay Turner ($ ) ................................. DE 1995 ...... Mike Agee (#$).............................. OG 1995 ...... Mike Bouchee ($)......................... MLB 1995 ...... Jason Crebo (*#$A) .................... LB 1995 ...... Dave Dickenson (#!$A+) ........ ........QB 1995 ...... David Kempfert ($ ) ................... OC 1995 ...... Yohance Manzanarez (*$).... DE 1995 ...... Blaine McElmurry (*)............... FS 1995 ...... Eric Simonson ($) ....................... OT 1995 ...... Matt Wells (#$A) .......................... WR 1996 ...... Mike Agee (#$A+) ....................... OG 1996 ...... Brian Ah Yat (#$A+ ) .................. ........QB 1996 ...... Mike Bouchee (#)......................... MLB 1996 ...... Jason Crebo, #$A.......................... LB 1996 ...... Joe Douglass (#!$A) ................... WR 1996 ...... Corey Falls (*) ................................ DE 1996 ...... David Kempfert (#!$A) ............ OC 1996 ...... Blaine McElmurry (*$A) ........ FS 1996 ...... Jeff Zellick (*$) ............................... OG 1997 ...... Brian Ah Yat (*) ............................ ....... QB 1997 ...... Jason Crebo (#!A+ ) ..................... LB 1997 ...... Justin Gaines ($*)......................... CB 1998 ......Brian Ah Yat (#*) ......................... ....... QB 1998 ......Raul Pacheco (#*) ........................ WR 1999 ......Kelley Bryant (#!A) ..................... DT 1999 ......Yohance Humphery (#$&)... RB 1999 ......Vince Huntsberger (*).............. SS 1999 ......Drew Miller (#$A) ........................ ....... QB 1999 ......Dallas Neil (*).................. ............... TE 1999 ......Chase Raynock (A) ..................... OT 1999 ......Jeremy Watkins (*)...................... WR 2000 ......Calvin Coleman ($) ................... CB 2000 ....Jimmy Farris (#A) ........................ WR 2000 ....Vince Huntsberger (#$A+)... SS 2000 ..... Yohance Humphery (*$)........ RB 2000 .....Drew Miller (*) ............................ ....... QB

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HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-year football letterman at Bozeman High School...an all-state and all-conference selection as a senior...team captain in 2008...all-conference pick as a junior...his high school coach was Troy Purcell.

MONTANA: Brock had an excellent spring and will start at the “Mike” line backer position. He is Montanas sixth leading returning tackier. 2011: He played in all 14 games and was the teams 16th leading tackier, despite not starting. He had 31 tackles, 4.5 stops for losses, and one pick. 2010: His career was put on hold this season as he recovered from off season surgery and he redshirted. He would have been the teams 10th leading returning tackier. YEAR 2009 2011 TOTAL

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CAREER HIGHS: He had 8 tackles in UM’s FCS quarterfinal game against Stephen F. Austin in 2009. He had interceptions against Portland State and Stephen F. Austin as a true freshman. He had an interception in UMs 2011 quarterfinal FCS playoff win over Northern Iowa. PERSONAL: His parents are Tina and Christopher Coyle of Bozeman. His major is business (marketing). Birth date: Oct. 12,1990. QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Brock has very good speed and quickness at the mike linebacker position. You add Brock to Tripp, Kanongata’a, and Josh Stuberg and you’ve got a special group of guys and some really, really good linebackers.”

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of the Year by PrepNation.com...his prep football team was the “AA” run ners-up in 2007, going 10-3. His senior year he was team captain and had 43 catches for 723 yards and seven TDs. Chosen co-Special Teams MVP as a senior at kicker. Career-wise he had 149 receptions for 2,155 yards and 13 TDs...his high school football coach was former (1987-88) Griz wide re ceiver Mark Sulser...he was an academic All-State team pick with a 3.6 GPA. CAREER HIGHS: He had two scoring catches (8 and 25 yards) against Northern Iowa in a FCS quarterfinal win in 2011. He had 8 catches for 124 yards and a touchdown at Cal Poly in 2010. He had a career-long 45-yarder on a touchdown catch at Northern Arizona in 2009, and also had a 45-yarder at NAU in 2011. He blocked a punt in the opener against Western State in 2009. PERSONAL: His parents are Scott Gratton of Missoula, and Shelley Haughton of Billings. His major is business (management). Birth date: Oct. 10, 1989. Sam’s dad Scott played linebacker for the Grizzlies from 1979-82 and was UM’s Golden Helmet Award (hardest hitter) recipient in 1981 and 1982. QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Sam is going to be one of the two or three leaders of the entire offense, not just the receiving core. He is always where be is supposed to be, and very, very physical and tough. He just has that spark that you love to see. Sam is the type o f guy, that when the tough catch has to be made, or the tough block has to be made, he will be the guy who makes it. I would think that Sam will have a high number o f catches for us this season, but more importantly, it’s what he brings to the team personalitywise.”

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HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state and first team all-conference selec tion his senior year when he had 47 tackles, eight sacks, and 14 quarterback hurries...team defensive MVP as a senior.....a two-time all-league pick in football...named honorable mention all-state as a junior...played in both the East-West Shrine Game and the Mon-Dak All-Star Game....lettered in foot ball (three), basketball (two), and track (three)...named academic all-state twice...his high school football coach was Russell McCarvel. CAREER HIGHS: He had 9 tackles 2.5 stops for losses, and a sack in UM’s 30-24 win over Portland State in 2011. He had a forced fumble in a second round FCS home playoff win (41-14) over Central Arkansas last season.

MONTANA: Josh had an excellent spring and will start at one of UMs defensive end positions. He is the Grizzlies fifth leading returning tackier in 2012. 2011: He played in all 14 games and was the team’s 12th leading tackier with 43 stops. He tied with linebacker Caleb McSurdy for fourth on the squad with 9.5 tackles for loss. 2010: He would more-than-likely have started at one of UMs two defensive end spots, but suffered a season-ending injury in fall camp. 2009: He had a productive season as a redshirt freshman, playing in all 15 games, and was the team’s 21st (tie) leading tackier with 19 stops. He was named to the All-Big Sky Conference academic team with a 3.65 GPA. 2008: He was a redshirt at UM. SOLO AST B I B B |H H B B B BHH B B I BBI HBHHBH BBB B B I B29/0 B I BBB (1L5(~62) B B I m IlSlllIllH B m B B TOTALS YEAR

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PERSONAL: His parents are Greg and Jeanie Harris ofKalispell. His major is sociology. Birth date: Sept. 15,1989. Josh’s dad, Greg, lettered in football at Montana from 1973-75, and was an All-Big Sky pick as a junior and se nior. QUOTING COACH DELANEY: Josh is an unassuming guy who just lines up every single play, and plays hard. I think you will see that his senior year. He puts great pressure on the quarterback, and still is big enough and physical enough to stand in there and play the run game. Josh Harris is our leader with the front four. There are no ifs, ands, or buts. He has battled through some injuries; he has just worked so hard in the weight room, and with the summer workout program and him being able to be in great condition, youregoing to see some very special things by him at defen sive end? SACKS

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football coach was his dad, Brian Hermanson. He earned 11 letters: four each in football and track and three in basketball. He was a three-time all-state pick in football, and the Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior Tabbed football MVP on defense as a junior and senior. Served as a team captain in football and hoops his senior year. CAREER HIGHS: He had 13 tackles, including 12 solo stops in Mon tana’s 2011 FCS semifinal loss (31-28) at Sam Houston State. He had five or more tackles in eight games. He had two forced fumbles in UM’s 41-14 second round FCS win over Central Arkansas.. He had interceptions at Idaho State, and against Western Oregon and Weber State.

MONTANA: Matt is another of what has been a long line of outstanding Grizzly safeties. He will be vying for a starting berth in 2012. He is the Grizzlies’ second leading returning tackier, despite starting just once last season. He is also a valuable member of UM’s special teams. 2011: He played in 13 games and started in one (Northern Colorado) as a true freshman. He was fifth on the team with 65 tackles, and tied with two other players with a team-leading three interceptions. H IGH SCHOOL: He had an outstanding senior year at Washington High School, leading his team to a second straight 13-0 season, and second consecutive state championship. His senior season he passed for 1,400 yards and 21 touchdowns and rushed for 600 yards and 6 TDs, and had 76 tackles and 4 interceptions on defense. His junior and senior seasons on defense he had combined 140 tackles and 11 interceptions his. His prep

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HONORS CANDIDATE FULLBACK/HA LFBACI 5-11,235, Sr., 3V Tucson, Arizona M ountain View High School MONTANA: Dan has been slowed by in juries the past couple of seasons, but he has been a major contributor both at halfback and in special teams. He was vying for the starting job this past spring, along with fellow senior Peter Nguyen. 2011: He was second on the team with seven rushing touchdowns, despite missing three games due to an injury. He was fourth on the team with 430 yards rushing, and had the second most carries with 120. He was ninth on the team with 12 receptions (for 111 yards). 2010: He played in the first eight games until being sidelined with an in jury against Northern Arizona.

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Kjelby OILAND

2009: He played in 13 games and was a major contributor on special teams, where he garnered 13 tackles. He also, rushed for a touchdown. 2008: He was at UM, but unable to play because of NCAA rules. HIGH SCHOOL: He lettered in four sports at Mountain View High School: football (three), wrestling (three), baseball (three), and track and field (one)...a two-time all-state and three time all-conference choice in football...also named All-Region...the 14th-ranked fullback in the nation by Scout.com...as a senior he rushed for more than 2,000 yards and 21 touchdowns, averaging 8.0 yards a carry, and had 2,525 all-purpose yards (229.0 a game)...voted team MVP three times...team captain in football, baseball, and track and field...was a U.S.A Power-lifting champion as a freshman....his high school football coach was Paul Schmidt. CAREER HIGHS: He had 15 rushes for 116 yards at Montana State in 2011, and also had a career-long 37-yard run for a touchdown in that game. He had a career-high 21 carries at Idaho State last season. He rushed for two touchdowns at Sacramento State a year ago, and also had career-highs of 4 catches for 66 yards in that game. Personal: His parents are David and Amanda Moore of Tucson. His major is sociology. Birth date: February 1,1990. QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Dan Moore is a versatile guy. He's go ing to play running back, and go up in there and get that really tough two or three yards when you have to have it, for a first down or on the goal line. Hes also going to play some H-back, which involves more receiving and blocking than we've done in the past. “I think Danny's future down the road will be number one to stay healthy. He's battled some injuries, but if he can stay healthy and do what we expect him to do on special teams, he has a chance to play at the next level, as a fullback and special teams guy. Danny has the potential of being on the field a whole lot this year, whether in's on special teams, at tailback, or at H-back. He ought to be a terror on special teams and at tailback and H-back.''

second in the state with a 10-4 record...also a first team all-state performer in track, where he earned four letters...track captain his senior year...high school football coach was Jim Sharkey. PERSONAL: His parents are Mike Oiland and Lisa Alford, both of Spo kane. His major is anthropology. Birth date: April 8, 1992.

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MONTANA: Kjelby (pronounced: kell-bee) is a returning starter, and will start at center in 2012 for the Grizzlies. 2011: He was moved from defense to offense in the spring and played in all 14 games, and started 12 times at right guard. 2010: He played in five games on the defensive line for UNLV and had 6 tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: A two-way starter and three-time letterman in football at Ferris High School...was named 4-A second team all-state at defensive tackle by the Associated Press...a first team All-Greater Spokane League selection...team captain as a senior in 2009 for the Saxons, who finished

QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Kjelby, technique-wise and with his knowledge of the game of football, might be the best of any player on our offensive line. The good thing about our offensive line is that there are no seniors on it except one (guard Jake Hendrickson). “He can go back to guard if we need him there. We could put Logan Hines at center and move Kjelby to guard and not miss a beat. That's what makes Kjelby so valuable to the offensive line. He can play both center and guard, and play both positions at a high level. He is such a strong, good, quick footed smart guy, that he is the player we want at center. “He understands where he's going, and he does all of the things you want him to do at center. He is smart enough to make the calls, because our center actually directs the entire offensive line on every single offensive play. I f he has a great summer, I believe our three or four offensive linemen will be as good as anybody's."

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on punt returns. He was a second team All-Big Sky pick as a return specialist. HIGH SCHOOL: He was chosen the 3A “Player of the Year” as a senior for his 14-0 state championship team at Bellevue High SchooL.team captain his senior year...lettered in football, track, and basketball...football teams won league titles in 2006 and 2008...his prep football coach was Butch Goncharosf.

HONORS CANDIDATE RUNNING RACK/R 5-8, 182, Sr., 3V Seattle, Washington Bellevue High School MONTANA: Peter is among UMs career leaders in punt and kickofF return yards, and will soon be ranked among the top rushers as well. He is ranked 11th in school history with 3,032 all-purpose yards. He had an outstanding spring and is vying for the starting berth with senior Dan Moore and sophomore Jordan Canada. He has played in 40 straight games. 2011: He was the Grizzlies’ leading rusher with 835 yards and 151 carries, and was an honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference selection at running back. His 835 rushing yards were the 18th most in single-season history at UM. He was sixth (tie) on the team with 17 receptions. He was second on the squad, averaging 98.8 all-purpose yards per game. He was named to the leagues academic team for the third year in a row. 2010: He was ranked 12th in the nation in punt returns (12.79-yard average) and 38th in kickofF returns (24.81 avg.). He was named second team All-Big Sky as a return specialist. 2009: He played in all 15 games as a true freshman and averaged 4.9 yards on 38 carries. He averaged 23.7 yards per kickofF return, and 10.6 yards on five

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QUOTING COACH DELANEY: “Peter is one of those special guys. In the grand scheme of things at running back and at special teams, Peter is not the biggest guy, but hes as strongpound-for-pound as anyone on the team. He’s not a speed guy, but hes extremely quick and has great vision and greatfeet. “Peter cant carry the ball 35 times a game, but he can certainly carry it 20, and when he does his statistics will probably be at around four-and-a-half to five yards per carry - and that’s what is important. He is such an asset because he never loses yardage. He’s an amazing change of direction guy. There’s one par ticular play that comes to mind, which was the Montana State game last year. It was just a quick little inside zone type of thing, and Peter probably made six guys miss (he had a 21-yard TD run on the play). He does a dynamic job on special teams for us, and I lookforward to him being the best punt returner in the conference this year.”

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PERSONAL: He is a business management major. Birth date: June 16,1991. His mom is Hoa Nguyen of Seattle. His brother, David, is a junior comerback at Montana.

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CAREER HIGHS: He had career-highs of 22 carries for 149 yards against Western Oregon in 2011. He had 123 yards rushing at Montana State in 2011. His longest reception is 33 yards against Northern Colorado last season. He had a career-long 57 yard run versus Portland State in 2009. His long punt return is 37 yards versus Idaho State in 2010. His career-long kickofF return was a 61-yarder at Northern Arizona in 2009.

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HIGH SCHOOL: He earned three letters in both football and wrestling and was a team captain in both sports at Chandler High School...was a 5A first-team all-state and all-region selection as a senior and all-region as a junior...his high school football coach was Jim Ewan...had a record of 16-2 as a heavyweight wrestler his junior season. PERSONAL: His major is health and human performance. His parents are Vern and Christine Poehls of Chandler. Birth date: Nov. 27, 1991. Quoting Coach Delaney: “William started off an on for us last year, and he’s another guy with a great work ethic. He has great feet for a guy his size. He needs to have better knee bend, but he is starting to get better in that area. He’s awful hard on himself, and in the same term, he has not had that consistency down after down. “William is a lot like Danny (Kistler), in that he does not have a clue on how much potential he has. It’s up to us to coach him up and get that potential going, so that he becomes a top-notch offensive lineman.”

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OFFENSIVE CENTER/SHORT SNAPS 6-2, 261, Sr., IV Missoula, Mont. Big Sky High Sch

WIDE RECEIVER 5-9, 175, So., SQ Missoula, Mont. Loyola Sacred Heart High School MONTANA: Kevin has been a squad member the past two seasons and is vying for playing time. 2011: He was a squad member at UM. 2010: He redshirted at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state running back and safety at Loyola Sacred Heart High School as a senior when he rushed 138 times for 953 yards, and had 84 tackles on defense...all-conference pick both ways as a junior and senior... played in the Class B All-Star Game in 20 10... team captain in football his senior year...earned nine letters: four each in foot ball and track, and one in wrestling...teams won conference football titles in 2006, 2008, and 2009...his high school football coach was Dan Weber. PERSONAL: He is a pre-physical therapy major. Birth date: Sept. 27, 1991. His parents are Robert and Karen Berland of Missoula.

MONTANA: Brett serves as UMs short snapper and also plays center. 2011: He played in 12 games and lettered. 2010: He was a squad member at Montana. 2009: He was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: He earned two letters in football at local Big Sky High School...received the “coaches award” as a senior..an all-conference selec tion and honorable mention all-state pick his senior year...high school football coach was former UM assistant coach and player, the late Gary Ekegren. PERSONAL: His parents are John and Kathy Brauer of Missoula. His major is communication studies. Birth date: January 14,1990. His grand father, Fred Brauer, played football at Montana, lettering from 1938-40.

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MONTANA: Alex had a good spring and emerged as the starter at one of UMs two defensive tackle positions. 2011: He had 11 tackles and earned a letter. 2010: He was pressed into duty as a true freshman and played in seven games...had 3 tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a four-year letterman in football...he was first team All-Colorado and all-league following his senior season...he was team captain his senior year...also named team MVP and received his teams “Leadership Award”...he earned two letters in lacrosse...his prep football coach was Mark Noland. CAREER HIGHS: He had 4 tackles against Northern Colorado and Northern Iowa last season. He had a tackle for a loss in the NC game in 2011 .

PERSONAL: His major is com munication studies. His parents are Jim and Shere Bienemann of Greenwood Village, Colorado. Birth date: September 14, 1991.

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MONTANA: Jordan had an outstanding year as a redshirt freshman and will see plenty of action this season. He is UMs second leading returning rusher and was instrumental in many Griz wins last season; he had a 46-yard run in a 28-24 win at Northern Arizona with 4:26 left to play 2011: He was the Grizzlies’ second leading rusher with 580 yards and had a team-high 9 touchdown runs. He was eighth on the team with 14 receptions. He played in 13 games and had one start (Weber State). 2010: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He had an exceptional junior year at Duarte High School, rushing 149 times for more than 1,900 yards and 19 touchdowns...averaged 13.2 points per game his junior year...he also played defensive back...did not play football his senior year at South Hills High School, as he and his brother, Jaime, were transfers...was named team MVP at Duarte as a sophomore and junior. He was coached by Wordell Crutchfield. CAREER HIGHS: His sole 100-yard game so far in his career was 159 yards against Portland State in 2011 where he rushed 13 times for 160 yards in the second half. He also had a 75-yard run vs. PSU, which ties him for the ninthlongest in school history. He scored twice at NAU and in the Grizzlies' second round 41-14 FCS win over Central Arkansas. He had 17 carries in the come-from-behind win at NAU. He had two or more receptions in five games, including a career-long 20-yarder at Idaho State. PERSONAL: His major is sociology. His mom is Gala Canada of Duarte, Calif. Birth date: Sept. 16,1992.

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WIDE RECEI 6-1, 185, Sr., 31 Dillon, Mont. Beaverhead HI MONTANA: Bryce had an outstanding spring and emerged as a starter at one of UMs wide re ceiver positions. He is the Grizzlies’ seventh leading returning receiver. 2011: He suffered an injury early in the season and did not get to full strength until the middle of the year. He played in 12 games and had 11 catches for 140 yards and one touchdown. 2010: He played in all 11 games and started in the last eight. He was UM’s fourth-leading receiver with 31 receptions. He had 261 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns. 2009: He played in seven games on special teams as a true freshman. He did not have a reception. HIGH SCHOOL: He was the starting quarterback for the Beavers and conference MVP as a junior and senior...a receiver and safety in 2006 when the Beavers won the Class “A” state title...as a senior he threw for 2,238 yards and 19 touchdowns and rushed for 1,105 yards and 25 TDs... also punted, kicked, and played defensive back...earned 10 letters at Bea verhead High School: three each in football and basketball, and four in track...teams won basketball state championships in 2007 (25-0) and 2009 (23-2)...league MVP in hoops in 2008 and 2009...four time all-conference performer in track...team captain in football and basketball as a senior... prep coach was Terry Thomas, a former (1978-80) Griz starting defensive back and punter. CAREER HIGHS: His longest reception is 39 yards at Sam Houston State last season in a FCS semifinal game. He had 6 receptions against Idaho State in 2010, and a career-best 48 yards receiving against Sac State and at Northern Colorado in that season. He had two scoring grabs in the 2010 season opener against Western State. He had a 14-yard run at NC as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Bryce’s parents are Brett and Nancy Carver of Dillon. His major is business finance. Birth date: April 17, 1991. YEAR

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MONTANA: Derek had a solid spring and will see playing time at defensive end. 2011: He was a redshirt at Montana. 2010: He enrolled at UM in the winter semester of 2011. HIGH SCHOOL: He lettered in football (three), wrestling (three), and track (four) at Whitefish High SchooL.he was an all-state pick at defensive line as a senior in 2009...senior year he was voted defensive MVP and served as a team captain...all-conference first selection at linebacker and fullback as a junior...prep football coach was Pat Dryden...team captain in wrestling as a junior, and tabbed “Hardest Worker” this season...had a 4.0 GPA and was a member of the national honor society, serving as class valedictorian. PERSONAL: His major is biology, and he hopes to attend medical school and become a physician. His parents are Bill and Cyndee Carter of Whitefish. Birth date: April 15,1992.

Jake DALLASERRA WIDE RECEI 5-11, 180, Fr., Butte, Mont. Butte High Schoo MONTANA: Jake played well in the spring, and is competing for playing time. 2011: He redshirted at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an outstanding wrestler at Butte High School, where he had a career record of 100-8, and won state championships in 2008 (at 105 pounds) and 2011 (when he went 34-2 at 160 pounds), and was the runner-up in 2009...team captain in wrestling his senior year... second team all-state at wide receiver and safety as a senior...lettered four times in wrestling, three times in football, and twice in track...his prep coaches were Arie Grey in football and Kevin Parvinen in wrestling. PERSONAL: His major is business. Birth date: Feb. 24,1993. His parents are Jerry Dallaserra and Marki Kissell of Butte.

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MONTANA: Adam is competing for playing Li; time at safety and may see action on special teams. 2011: He was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state selection in football (2010), wres tling (2009-11), and track (2011)...chosen District IB MVP in football as a senior...earned 12 letters at Choteau High School - four in football, wrestling, and track...served as team captain in football for coach Robert McKay his junior and senior years. PERSONAL: His major is athletic training. Birth date: March 9, 1992. His parents are Nels and Lorraine DeBruycker of Choteau.

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MONTANA: Josh was moved from wide re ceiver to cornerback this past spring and will see action there and on special teams. 2011: He lettered as a true freshman at wide receiver. He played in 12 games and had 4 catches for 22 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown grab against Weber State. He also had 8 tackles on special teams. HIGH SCHOOL: He played primarily running back, but also played defensive back, and returned kickoffs and punts...as a senior he rushed for 722 yards and 10 touchdowns and caught 35 passes for 375 yards and three TDs...a standout in track and field for Brophy, which won Arizona’s Division I team championship in 2011...placed seventh in the long jump and 16th in the triple jump at the state meet...named one of 33 top senior football players from Arizona and Southern California and chosen for the inaugural All-Star Game (he elected not to play in the game). CAREER HIGHS: He had 3 tackles against Northern Iowa last season. He had 3 receptions at Northern Arizona in 2011. PERSONAL: His dad, Glenn Dennard, played football at Arizona State in the mid’80’s....his uncle, Preston Dennard, played in the NFL for eight seasons (1978-85)...Josh’s older brother, B.J., played at Arizona (2004-08). Birth date: April 13,1993. He is undecided on a major. YEAR 2011 YEAR 2011

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MONTANA: Jesse missed the first half of 2012 spring drills, but participated in the final two weeks, and he’s expected to contribute on the D-line this season. 2011: He would have played as a true freshman, but was injured in fall camp and had to redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a two-way starter at local Hellgate High School... first team all-state on defense as a senior and second team pick his junior year...team MVP in football as a junior and senior...was one of the leading rebounders in the state for the Knights his junior and senior seasons...he had 74 tackles, 12 stops for losses, and eight sacks as a senior...high school football coach was R.L. Boyles...a two-time all-state selection in hoops. PERSONAL: His major is undeclared at this time. Birth date: August 7, 1992. His dad is Jesse Ginn of East Missoula.

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MONTANA: Zach is recovering from off-season BM llBHk' J i surgery, and was unable to participate in spring football drills. 2011: He was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: Zach was a three-year starter at Senior High School at safety...he was tabbed first team all-state as a senior for the 6-5 Broncs who lost in the first round of the playoffs...his senior year he had 79 tackles, including 59 solos, two interceptions, a fumble recovery and blocked kick, along with 10 pass break-ups...high school coach was former UM foot ball player Mark Sulser (1987-88)... chosen for annual East-West Shrine Game. PERSONAL: His brother Sam is a senior starting wide receiver for the Griz, while his dad Scott was a starting linebacker at UM, playing from 1979-82. His major is undecided at this time. Birth date: Dec. 24, 1992. His mom is Shelley Haughton of Billings.

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Nate HARRIS 2010: He played in seven games, exclusively on special teams, and earned a letter. He did not have a reception. 2009: He was a squad member at UM. 2008: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He earned two letters in football and two in basketball at Central Catholic High School...a second team all-conference selection at quarterback...served as a team captain in football his senior year...his teams won conference championships in football and basketball his se nior season...his prep football coach was Steve Pyne. PERSONAL: He is a communications studies major. His parents are Scott and Sandra Haas of Portland. Birth date: Sept. 5,1989.

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MONTANA: Nate is a talented player who could earn a starting job at one of the cornerback positions. 2011: He was a Griz redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team All-C.I.E and first team all league at running back and cornerback as a senior at Chino Hills High School when he rushed for 1,169 yards and 14 touchdowns...also an ex ceptional defensive back, and had three interceptions in 2010...senior squad went 10-3...prep coach was Matt McCain. PERSONAL: His major is undeclared at this time. Birth date: Sept. 2, 1993. His parents are Michael and Monique Harris of Chino Hills.

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MONTANA: Gavin has a lot of potential. He is competing against several upperclassmen with more experience, but he should still be in the mix this season. 2011: He was a redshirt at UM HIGH SCHOOL: He rushed for 907 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior at C.M. Russell High School...named first team all-state and “Super State” at running back as a junior in 2009...tabbed first team all-state at linebacker and second team at running back as a senior, and team (12-1) won the state title that year...team captain and MVP on defense his senior year...lettered twice in basketball and once in track...also team captain in hoops...“Rustler Award” his senior year...his football coach is Montana hall of famer Jack Johnson. PERSONAL: He was an outstanding student in high school and had a 4.0 GPA. His major is undeclared at this time. Birth date: Feb. 28, 1993. His parents are Greg and Patty Hagfors of Bend, Oregon. His father, Greg, was an All-American center at North Dakota State in 1984.

MONTANA: Shawn is a walk-on vying for playing time. 2011: He was a squad member at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He lettered three times in football and once in both wrestling and track at Browning High School...a two-time all-conference selection on offense and defense...was a team captain in football as a ju nior and senior...a two-time winner of the “Hustle Award”...his prep foot ball coach was Jim Polk. PERSONAL: His major is Native American Studies. His parents are An gie Kipp and Shawn Heavyrunner Sr. Of Browning. Birth date: Sept. 16, 1992. Misc.: His aunt, Malia Kipp, and cousin Tamara Guardipee, both played basketball for the Lady Griz at UM.

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Sean HAYNES

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MONTANA: Sean played well in the spring and is expected to compete for a starting berth at wide receiver this season. 2011: He saw lim ited action, but earned a letter. He did not have a reception. 2010: He was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: Sean is a big-play receiver, who averaged 20.3 yards per catch as a senior...senior year he had 30 receptions for 610 yards and five touchdowns...earned three letters in football and four in track and field...first team all-league se lection at wide receiver following his senior year...a finalist in the conference 400 meters as a junior with a personal best of 49.75...a three-year athlete with a 3.3 GPA... won Mission League football titles as a junior and senior...high school football coach was Dean Har rington. PERSONAL: His major is com munication studies. His parents are Charles Haynes and Anita Bivens of Los Angeles. Birth date: Sept. 11, 1992.

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MONTANA: Jake played well this past spring, and was competing for the starting job at left guard. He has also played the tackle position. 2011: He redshirted at Montana. 2010: He was a squad member. JUNIOR COLLEGE: He was a two-year starter at guard at Scottsdale Community College, where one of his teammates was Stephen Sabin, who will start at center in 2011 for the Grizzlies. HIGH SCHOOL: He prepped at Seton Catholic High School where he lettered three times in football and twice in baseball...team captain in football as a senior...all-conference pick in football...also named to Aca demic All-State squad his senior year. PERSONAL: His major is psychology. His parents are Karl and Margaret Hendrickson of Gilbert. Birth date: August 4, 1990.

Jordan HINES OFFENSIVE GUARD 6-4, 295, Jr., SQ Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix College/NW Christian HS MONTANA: Jordan is competing for playing time at guard this season. 2011: He saw limited action at Montana. JUNIOR COLLEGE: He started at offensive tackle at Phoenix College as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: He prepped at Northwest Christian High School in Phoenix...he was a two-time all-state selection as a prep at offensive left tackle....played in the Arizona All-Star Football Game and was named to the All-Arizona Football Team by the Arizona Republic. PERSONAL: Jordans identical twin brother, Logan, is a center on the of fensive line at Montana. Birth date: Nov. 20, 1991. His parents are Brian and Tina Hines of Phoenix. His major is communication studies. -T-'l

MONTANA: Ellis was slowed by injuries this past spring, but is expected be to a factor for the Griz at wide receiver this season. HAWAII: He was a grayshirt at Hawaii last season, and did not practice or play there. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-year starter at wide receiver and defen sive back for the Skyview High School Storm, where he had almost 2,500 all-purpose yards, as well as 109 receptions for 1,893 yards and 24 TDs, 8 kick/punt returns for touchdowns, along with 143 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and 9 interceptions....his league’s Defensive Player of the Year as a senior, when he was also named all-state...his varsity football teams had a three-year record of 28-9 and won league titles in 2010 (9-3), 2009 (10-3), and 2008 (9-3)...a member of the stat champion 4x4 relay team in track... also lettered three times in baseball...his high school football coach was Steve Kizer. PERSONAL: His major is communications. Birth date: July 7, 1992. His parents are Ron Henderson and Maggie Mohammadi of Portland.

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MONTANA: Logan had an outstanding spring and is the back-up at center. 2011: He was a squad member at UM. JUNIOR COLLEGE: He was the starter at left tackle as a freshman for the Wolves. HIGH SCHOOL: He prepped at Northwest Christian High School, where he was named first team all-state as a senior, and was a second team pick as a junior at center...also played in the Arizona All-Star Football Game and was named to the All-Arizona Football Team by the Arizona Republic. PERSONAL: He plays along-side his brother, Jordan, his identical twin. Birth date: Nov. 20,1991. His parents are Brian and Tina Hines of Phoenix. He is a sociology major.

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MONTANA: Nick participated in spring drills and is expected to contribute at linebacker and on special teams in 2012. 2011: He was at the University of Washington where he was a redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: He played quarterback and linebacker at Seattle Prep... co-Defensive MVP of the Metro League Mountain Division as a senior, and first team all-league at both linebacker and quarterback...named first team 3A All-State by the Associated Press and also made the Seattle Times All-Area team as a senior...had 82 tackles and four sacks as a senior... rushed for 244 yards in a win over Eastside Catholic in 20i0...All-Metro League defensive MVP as junior, and first team ah-league at linebacker and second team at quarterback...prep coach was D.R. Clawson,..he is the son of former Husky defensive coordinator Nick Holt. PERSONAL: His parents are Nick and Julie Holt of Seattle. His major is history. Birth date: Sept. 28, 1992.

Gerald KEMP

MONTANA: Gerald is a very versatile athlete and was moved to wide re ceiver full time prior to the start of 2012 fall camp. He has played quarter back, running back, and wide receiver in his three-year career at UM, and scored at least one touchdown at each of those positions. He has played in 30 career games going into his senior season. 2011: He had a solid all-around junior season, playing in 11 (of 14) games, but was slowed by injuries in early November. He was fifth on the team

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MONTANA: Brett played well in the spring and will see action at running back and on special teams. 2011: He rushed 39 times for 135 yards and scored two touchdowns. 2010: He was injured during the summer and was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a four-year letterman in football...also lettered twice in both track and baseball...had 2,193 yards of total offense and scored 26 touchdowns his senior season...named all-state by Associated Press, Seattle Times, News Tribune, and Evergreen State Preps...KingCo (King County) 2A-3A offensive player of the year in 2009...first team All KingCo as a senior, and second team as a sophomore and junior...twotime team MVP in football...teams won four straight Crossroads Cup ti tles...his high school football coach was Sheldon Cross...a three-time team captain in football. CAREER HIGHS: He rushed for 37 yards at Montana State last season. He had 10 carries against Western Oregon in 2011. He had touchdown runs against Northern Colorado and Western Oregon. His longest run was 23 yards at MSU. PERSONAL: His major is history. His parents are Jeff and Kimm Klassen of Bellevue. Birth date: July 3,1991.

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Chris LIDER

MONTANA: Trent had a very good spring and should see action as a redshirt freshman in 2012. He has added approxi mately 15 pounds over the past year. 2011: He redshirted at Montana, when he was named the “Scout Team Player of the Year” on offense. H IG H SCHOOL: His senior season he passed for 2,227 yards and 25 touchdowns with just six interceptions for the Mililani High School Trojans, who went 12-2, won their league title and advanced to the Hawaii Division I semifinals...also rushed for 603 yards and 14 touch downs...second team all-state, Red (West) MVP in prep all-star game... football team MVP on offense as a junior and senior...received an invitation to play in the Army All-American Bowl...his high school football coach was Rod York...also lettered twice in basketball....team captain in football and in hoops his senior year. PERSONAL: His major is health and human performance. Birth date: July 17,1993. His dad is Melvin McKinney of Mililani.

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LINEBACKER 6-2, 220, Fr., R Vancouver, W Camas High S MONTANA: Marlon is competing for playing time at cornerback and may contribute on special teams as well. 2011: He was named the “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense. He was a squad member on the team. 2010: He was a squad member at UM. WESTERN MICHIGAN: He was a walk-on there and did not play. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state running back as a senior at Jefferson High School and rushed for more than 2,000 yards that season...also all-state as a junior, and twice team MVP and all-league in football...basketball team won back-to-back state championships....an all-state performer in track, and member of a state championship squad...earned four letters in football, three in track and two in basketbalL.three-time team captain in football and track and once in hoops...prep football coach was Anthony Stoudmire. PERSONAL: His major is communications studies. His parents are Mark and Amelia Miles of Portland. Birth date: November 30,1990.

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MONTANA: Addison is an up-and-coming player who should see action at linebacker and on special teams. 2011: He redshirted at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state selection as an all-purpose player as a senior...his Camas High School team (11-1) was ranked sixth in the state, losing 27-24 in overtime to Lake High in a state quarterfinal game, and Owen rushed 29 times for 152 yards in that contest...two time first team all-conference pick for league champion teams his junior and senior seasons...also lettered in basketball (3) and track (1)...his prep foot ball coach was John Eagle. PERSONAL: His major is undeclared at this time. Birth date: April 21, 1993. His parents are Angela Owen and Mark Riehl of Camas.

Clay PIERSON

MONTANA: Clay was moved from defensive end to tight end in the spring and made the adjustment well. He is ex pected to see plenty of action at his new position and on special teams. 2011: He played in 12 contests and had 2 tackles. 2010: He played in five games, missing part of the season due to an injury. He saw action on the D-line and on special teams and had 5 tackles. He had three solo tackles at Portland State on special teams. 2009: He might have played as a true freshman, but was injured in fall camp and had to redshirt. He had gained more than 20 pounds his first season at UM, and was moved from safety to defensive end in the spring. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a three-sport standout and earned 12 letters at Twin Bridges High School...had four letters each in football, basketball, and track and field...all-state selection in football as a junior and senior... named all-state three times and all-conference four times in basketball... team captain in football in 2007 and 2008...team captain in basketball his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons...state tournament and district MVP in hoops as a senior when his team won the state title...high school football coach was Rob Lott. CAREER HIGHS: He had 3 tackles, all unassisted, at Portland State. PERSONAL: Clays parents are Dave and Tamara Pierson of Twin Bridges. His major is history. Birth date: Sept. 2,1990.

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PERSONAL: His major is business management. Birth date: April 29, 1992. His parents are Craig and Darla Rehm of Dillon.

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MONTANA: Trevor is a talented young player and emerged as the starter at left tackle after spring drills. He continues to work hard and add weight and strength. 2011: He saw action in several games and lettered. 2010: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was an all-state and All-Tacoma News first team pick as a senior...lettered in football (two) and track (three)...first team all-league offensive lineman for coach Jim Sharkey...senior team was state runners-up...one of his teammates at Ferris was Griz lineman Kjelby Oiland. PERSONAL: He is a sociology major. His dad, Scott Poole, was a starter at both defensive and offensive (as a senior) tackle in 1984 and 1985 for the Grizzlies, playing from 1981-85. He wears the same number (72) that his dad did when he played at UM. His moms name is Lisa. Trevors uncle, Shawn Poole, started on both offense and defense, and was an All-Big Sky pick on defense in 1985 and 1986. Birth date: November 25, 1991.

I TIGHT EN 6-6, 227, Fr., Butte, Mont. Butte Central High School

MONTANA: Aschan is competing for “PT” at tight end. 2011: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state selection at Butte Central High School at tight end...first team all-confercncc at tight end and at defensive end...also lettered in basketball and track. PERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. Birth date: July 10, 1992. His cousin, Jonathan Richards, is a redshirt linebacker at UM.

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MONTANA: Trevor continues to work hard, and is vying for playing time at defensive tackle and on special teams. 2011: He was a squad member at Montana. He was moved from linebacker to D-end in the spring. 2010: He was a redshirt at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned 10 letters at Beaverhead County High School: four in track and field and three in both football and basketball...two-time all-state and all-conference pick in football...tabbed all-state and confer ence co-MVP in hoops as a senior...prep basketball squad won the state championship in 2009...team captain in football and basketball...prep football coach was former (1978-80) starting defensive back and punter Terry Thomas...prep teammate of Griz senior wide receiver Bryce Carver.

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MONTANA: Steve had a good spring and should see action at safety and will once again be a major contributor on special teams. 2011: He played in 11 games, mostly on special teams. 2010: He played in seven games, mostly on special teams. 2009: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a prolific runner from his quarterback position as a senior and led the league in rushing that season...chosen all-state and all-conference when he rushed for more than 1,200 yards and passed for 1,400-plus his senior year at Sentinel High School...team offensive MVP as a junior and senior...offensive team captain his senior year...earned four letters in track...his prep football coach was Pete Joseph. Career Highs: He had 2 tackles against Sacramento State and Idaho State in 2010. PERSONAL: His major is sociology. His parents are Dean and Emy Rominger of Missoula. Birth date: May 19, 1990. His dad was a kicker for the Grizzlies from 1980-83.

MONTANA: Mitch is competing for a starting position at wide receiver. 2011: He was unable to play for the first month of the season because of an injury, but ended up participating in nine games. He had 10 catches for 110 yards. 2010: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He earned 11 letters in Union High School in Camas, Wash.: four in football and basketball, and three in track...three-time team captain in football...tabbed MVP of the 3A-4A East-West All-Star Game in 2010, when he had 7 catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns (10 and 56 yards), in a 28-9 victory by the East...a first team all-region and all-league pick his senior year...all-state, conference and all-league pick as a junior when he had 45 catches for 765 yards and 15 touchdowns... football team MVP as a sophomore and junior...prep football coach was Cale Piland. CAREER HIGHS: He had 3 receptions against Weber State last season. He had a career-long 51-yard catch (also his game-high in yards) against Northern Colorado. PERSONAL: He is undecided on a major. His parents are Brent and Shannon Saylor (step mom), and Raemarie Saylor of Vancouver. Birth date: Sept. 16, 1991. YEAR

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MONTANA: John is a very promising young player. He finished spring drills second on the depth chart at both of the offensive tackle positions. 2011: He was a Griz redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: He was named first team all-state at offensive tackle and second team at defensive end his senior year at Senior High School... also named all-conference on offense and defense as a senior...was a thrceyear starter..named to Great Falls Tribunes “Super State Team”..his prep coach was former Griz football player Mark Sulser (1987-88)...served as team captain his senior season...an academic all-state selection. PERSONAL: His major is undeclared. Birth date: April I, 1993. His par ents are Bob and Linda Schmaing of Billings.

Stephen SHAW

MONTANA: Stephen is vying for the starting job at punter for the Grizzlies in 2012. 2011: He was a redshirt at Montana. HIGH SCHOOL: He had an exceptional senior year at Capital High School, when he averaged 43.4-yards per punt, and was named first team All-Idaho 5-A at punter...senior season he was tabbed all-league at punter and at kicker (when he had 44 of 65 kickoffs for touchbacks)...chosen Capitals special teams MVP as a senior...averaged 42.0 yards as a junior at Lutheran High School in Villa Park, Calif...his coach at Capital his senior year was Todd Simis. PERSONAL: His major is political science. Birth date: Nov. 21, 1992. His guardians are his aunt and uncle, Cindy and Dan Ediger of Boise. His mom is Cathy Shaw of Fullerton, Calif.

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MONTANA: Josh adds quality depth at middle linebacker, and is also a key player on special teams. He is UM s fifth leading returning tackier. He has played in 35 career games. 2011: He played in all 14 games, and had at least one tackle in every game. He was the Grizzlies’ 13th (tie) leading tackier with 37 stops. 2010: He played in eight games, missing three because of an injury. 2009: He played in 13 games and started in the season opener against Western State. He was the team’s 13th leading (tied with fellow linebacker Caleb McSurdy) tackier with 32 stops. 2008: He was a redshirt at Montana. H IG H SCHOOL: He was a first team all-state pick as a senior, and nam ed to the second unit as a junior at Helena High School...in 2006 he led the state in scoring and touchdowns with 9.0 points a game and 15 TDs, and was ranked third with 1,324 all-purpose yards...he was an all-conference selection as a sophom ore and junior at cornerback and receiver...was a two-way starter as a senior, but missed a lot of the season with an injury...placed in three events in the state track m eet as a sophomore...his high school football coach was for mer (1985-88) Griz quarterback Tony A rntson. CAREER HIGHS: He had seven tackles against Eastern Washington in 2009. He had an interception at Idaho State in £09. His season-high tackles in 2011 were 6 against Cal Poly. PERSONAL: His parents are Rob and Carolee Stuberg of Helena. His major is management information systems. Birth date: August 18,1989.

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MONTANA: Zack had a very good spring and will be vying for a starting role this season. He worked hard in the off season and added weight and strength. 2011: He played in all 14 games and had 13 tackles. 2010: He was named UMs co-defensive “Scout Team Player of the Year.” He was a Griz redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: He was a second team all-state selection in football as a senior...a first team all-conference pick in hoops as a junior...earned two letters in both football and track and field, and three in basketball... captain in football and basketball as a senior...high school football coach was Pete Joseph...academic all-state in basketball his junior year. CAREER HIGHS: He had 3 tackles against Northern Colorado in 2011. He had a tackle for loss against Central Arkansas last season. PERSONAL: He is a communications studies major. His mom is Lori Muchmore (Dave) and his dad is Marko Wagenmann, both of Lolo, Montana. Birth date: August 8, 1992. YEAR

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MONTANA: Caleb excels on special teams and may also see action at running back. He also may see action at punter. 2011: He played in all 14 games and had 14 tackles on special teams and rushed 11 times for 44 yards. 2010: He was a team member at UM. HIGH SCHOOL: He lettered in football, wrestling and baseball at Capital High School...football offensive MVP as a senior...career-wise he rushed for 3,310 yards and 41 touchdowns...his high school football coach was Todd Simis. CAREER HIGHS: He had 3 tackles at Montana State last season. He rushed 5 times for 33 yards against Western Oregon a year ago, with a long of 15. He had a fumble recovery at Idaho State in 2011. PERSONAL: His major is sociology. Birth date: July 20,1989. His parents are Bruce Walden and Karen Frings of Boise.

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Griz Football 2012 Alphabetical Roster N am e Kevin Berland Alex Bienemann Shawn Bradshaw Brett Brauer Ryan Burke Nelo Butler Jordan Canada Bryce Carver Jacob Coogan Joey Counts Hayden Craig Brock Coyle Derek Crittenden Jake Dallaserra Adam DeBruycker Josh Dennard Devon Dietrich Jacob Elder Herbert Gamboa Jesse Ginn Anthony Goodwin Sam Gratton Zach Gratton Harrison Greenberg Brady Gustafson Jacob Haas Gavin Hagfors Spencer Hale Greg Hardy Bo Harris Josh Harris Nate Harris Sean Haynes Shawn Heavyrunner Ellis Henderson Jake Hendrickson Matt Hermanson Jordan Hines Logan Hines Nick Holt Tyrone Holmes Ryan Johnson Samson Kaleikini John Kanongata’a Max Kelly Caleb Kidder Brett Kirschner Danny Kistler Jr. Jeremiah Kose Clint LaRowe Connor Lebsock Chris Lider Kelsey Lippert Brandon Maguire Brian Maus Trent McKinney Marlon Miles Dan Moore Dan Morstein

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H o m e to w n (P rev io u s School) Missoula, Mont. (Loyola HS) Denver, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS) Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky HS) Billings, Mont. (Central Catholic HS) Helena, Mont. (Helena HS) West Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS) Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead County HS) San Diego, Calif. (Southwestern College) Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge HS) Dayton, Ore. (Dayton HS) Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS) Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish HS) Butte, Mont. (Butte HS) Choteau, Mont. (Choteau HS) Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy Prep) Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS) Helena, Mont. (Capital HS) San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS) Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS) Temecula, Calif. (Mt. San Antonio JC) Billings, Mont. (Senior HS) Billings, Mont. (Senior HS) Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS) Billings, Mont. (West HS) Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic HS) Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS) Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS) Fairview, Mont. (Fairview HS) Fairfield, Mont. (Fairfield HS) Kalispell, Mont. (Flathead HS) Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills HS) Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS) Browning, Mont. (Browning HS) Portland, Ore. (U of Hawaii/Skyview HS) Gilbert, Ariz. (Scottsdale CC) Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington HS) Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) Seattle, Wash. (Univ. of Washington) Eagle Point, Ore. (Eagle Point HS) Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View HS) Kapolei, Hawaii (Kapolei HS) Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS) Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga Prep) Helena, Mont. (Capital HS) Bellevue, WA (Interlake HS) Seattle, W ash.(0’Dea HS) Oceanside, Calif. (Palomar College) Miles City, Mont. (Custer County HS) Billings, Mont. (Skyview HS) Bellevue, Wash. Sammamish HS) Fort Benton, Mont. (Fort Benton HS) Olympia, Wash. (Olympia HS) Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani HS) •Portland, Ore. (Western Michigan) Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS) Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead County HS)

^ r n 2 0 1 2 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER N am e Sean Murray Chase Naccarato JR Nelson Peter Nguyen Kjelby Oiland Addison Owen Zach Peevey Clay Pierson William Poehls Trevor Poole Trevor Rehm Aschan Richards Jonathan Richards Steven Rominger Mitch Saylor John Schmaing Stephen Shaw Jake Simpkins Shay Smithwick-Hann Josh Stuberg Tonga Takai McCauley Todd Jordan Tripp Bo Tully Zack Wagenmann Caleb Walden Taylor Walcott Cam Warren Ben Weyer Justin Whitted

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H o m eto w n (P rev io u s S chool) Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS) Spokane, Wash., (Mt. Spokane HS) Hacienda Heights, Calif. (Glen Wilson HS) Seattle, Wash. (Bellevue HS) Spokane, Wash. (UNLV) Vancouver, Wash. (Camas HS) Missoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS) Twin Bridges, Mont. (Twin Bridges HS) Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler HS) Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead Co. HS) Butte, Mont. (Butte Central HS) Butte, Mont. (Butte Central HS) Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Vancouver, Wash. (Union HS/Camas, WA) Billings, Mont. (Senior HS) Boise, Idaho (Capital HS) Butte, Mont. (Butte Central HS) Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS) Helena, Mont. (Helena HS) Waipahu, Hawaii (Damien Memorial HS) Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Washington HS) Missoula, Mont. (Big Sky HS) Spokane, Wash. (Mead HS) Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Boise, Idaho (Capital HS) Eugene, Ore. (Marist HS) Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS) Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS) Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard HS)

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L 2012 Grizzly Numerical Roster NO. - NAME 1 - A nthony G oodw in 2 - Taylor W alcott 3 - Sean M urray 3 - Brady Gustafson 4 - Brett Kirschner 5 - Chase Naccarato 6 - A dam Brzeczek 7 - Ellis H enderson 8 - Sam G ratton 9 - Jacob Coogan 11 - Nate H arris 11 - Trent M cKinney 12 - M att H erm anson 13 - Zach G ratton 13 - Spencer Hale 14 - Josh D ennard 16 - Mike Stallone 17 - Gerald Kemp 18 - JR Nelson 18 - Brandon Maguire 19 - Shay Sm ithw ick-H ann 20 - H erbert G am boa 21 - Joey Counts 23 - Cam W arren 24 - Steven Rom inger 25 - M arlon Miles 26 - Jordan C anada 27 -Ryan H errera 28 - Peter Nguyen 29 - Bryce Carver 30 - Bo Tully 31 - Justin W hitted 32 - Adam DeBruycker 33 - C onnor Lebsock 34 - Jacob Elder 35 - D an M oore 36 - Gavin Hagfors 37 - Jordan Tripp 38 - Nelo Butler 39 - Jake Dallaserra 40 - Nick H olt 41 - Caleb W alden 42 - Kelsey Lippert 43 - Brian Maus 44 - Caleb K idder 45 - Jeremiah Kose 46 - Clay Pierson 47 - D erek C rittenden 48 - Jonathan Richards 49 - A ddison Owen 51 - Jake Simpkins 52 - John K anongataa

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H O M ETO W N (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Temecula, Calif. (Mt. San A ntonio JC) Eugene, Ore. (M arist HS) Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS) Billings, M ont. (West HS) Bellevue, Wash. (Interlake HS) Spokane, Wash., (Mt. Spokane HS) Q ueen Creek, Ariz. (Q ueen Creek HS) Portland, Ore. (Hawaii) Billings, M ont. (Senior HS) San Diego, Calif. (Southwestern College) Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills HS) Mililani, Hawaii (M ililani HS) Sioux Falls, S.D. (W ashington HS) Billings, M ont. (Senior HS) M issoula, Mont. (Hellgate HS) Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy Prep) Redlands, Calif. (Redlands HS) San Diego, Calif. (Rancho Bernardo HS) H aceinda Heights, Calif. (Glen W ilson HS) Olympia, Wash. (Olympia HS) Kalispell, Mont. (Glacier HS) San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS) Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge HS) Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS) M issoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Portland, Ore. (Western Michigan) D uarte, Calif. (South Hills HS) Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) Seattle, Wash. (Bellevue HS) Dillon, Mont. (Beaverhead County HS) Spokane, Wash. (Mead HS) Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard HS) Choteau, Mont. (Choteau HS) Billings, M ont. (Skyview HS) Helena, M ont. (Capital HS) Tucson, Ariz. (M ountain View HS) Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS) Missoula, M ont. (Big Sky HS) Helena, M ont. (Helena HS) Butte, M ont. (Butte HS) Seattle, Wash. U o f W ashington) Boise, Idaho (Capital HS) Fort Benton, M ont. (Fort Benton HS) Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Helena, M ont. (Capital HS) Oceanside, Calif. (Palomar College) Twin Bridges, Mont. (Twin Bridges HS) Whitefish, Mont. (W hitefish HS) Butte, M ont. (Butte Central HS) Vancouver, Wash. (Camas HS) Butte, M ont. (Butte Central HS) Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS)

■ NO. - NAME 53 - Josh Stuberg 54 - Trevor Rehm 56- Brock Coyle 58 - Zack W agenm ann 61 - Shawn Bradshaw 62 - D an M orstein 63 - Brett Brauer 65 - Jordan Hines 66 - Logan Hines 67 - Shawn H eavyrunner 68 - M cCauley Todd 69 - Kjelby Oiland 70 - Ben Weyer 71 - Devon D ietrich 72 - Trevor Poole 73 - Samson Kaleikini 74 - John Schmaing 75 - W illiam Poehls 76 - D anny Kistler Jr. 77 - Jake H endrickson 78 - Clint LaRowe 79 - M ax Kelly 80 - Sean Haynes 81 - M itch Saylor 82 - Jacob Haas 83 - Ryan Burke 84 - Kevin Berland 85 - Hayden Craig 86 - Greg Hardy 87 - Chris Lider 88 - Stephen Shaw 89 - Aschan Richards 90 - Bo Harris 91 - Tyrone Holmes 92 - Alex Bienemann 93 - Zach Peevey 94 - H arrison Greenberg 95 - Tonga Takai 96 - Josh H arris 97 - Ryan Johnson 99 - Jesse Ginn

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2012 CO A CH ING STAFF; M ick Delaney (W estern M ontana, 1964), H ead Coach Tim m Rosenbach (W ashington State, 2005), Offensive C oordinator & Q uarterbacks Ty G regorak (Colorado, 2001), Defensive C oordinator/ & Linebackers Scott Gragg (M ontana 1995), Assistant H ead Coach/Offensive Line Shalon Baker (M ontana 1995), W ide Receivers Legi Suiaunoa, (Nevada, 2002) Defensive line Aric W illiams (Oregon State, 2005 ), Cornerbacks Justin Green (M ontana, 2011) Running Backs/Recruiting C oordinator Rob Oviatt (Alabama, 1980) Strength & C onditioning Leon B urnett (Southwestern College, Kansas, 1965), Safeties Kefense H ynson (W illamette, 2003) Tight Ends/Special Teams

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H O M ETO W N (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Helena, Mont. (Helena HS) Dillon, M ont. (Beaverhead Co. HS) Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman HS) M issoula, M ont. (Sentinel HS) M issoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS) Dillon, M ont. (Beaverhead County HS) Missoula, M ont. (Big Sky HS) Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) Browning, Mont. (Browning HS) Cedar Rapids, Iowa (W ashington HS) Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) Bozeman, M ont. (Bozeman HS) Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS) Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) Kapolei, Hawaii (Kapolei HS) Billings, Mont. (Senior HS) Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler HS) Seattle, Wash. (O’D ea HS) Gilbert, Ariz. (Scottsdale CC) Miles City, M ont. (Custer C ounty HS) Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga Prep) Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Alem any HS) Vancouver, Wash. (Union HS/Cam as, WA) Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic HS) Billings, Mont. (Central Catholic HS) Missoula, M ont. (Loyola HS) Dayton, Ore. (Dayton HS) Fairview, M ont. (Fairview HS) Bellevue, Wash. Sam m am ish HS) Boise, Idaho (Capital HS) Butte, Mont. (Butte C entral HS) Fairfield, Mont. (Fairfield HS) Eagle Point, Ore. (Eagle Point HS) Denver, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS) Missoula, M ont. (Hellgate HS) Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS) Waipahu, Hawaii (Dam ien M em orial HS) Kalispell, Mont. (Flathead HS) Vancouver, Wash. (M ountain View HS) Missoula, M ont. (Hellgate HS)

N ew com ers - C lass of 2012 Ryan BURKE • Ryan was moved from wide receiver to quar terback his senior season, when he passed for 1,474 yards and 18 touchdowns with just 4 picks...while leading his team to its fifth straight State A championship game...also rushed for 704 yards and 8 TDs...as a junior he caught 48 passes for 677 yards and six TDs. • Prep football coach was Jim Stanton. • Eastern A pick in football, basketball and track...prep team lost A title game to Beaver head County High School in 2011...selected to play in both the East-West Shrine Game and M ontana-Dakota All-Star Game. • Member of Centrals state champion 400-meter relay team and state runner-up 1,600 relay foursome his junior year.

Hayden CRAIG

Anthony GOODWIN

• Hayden is a standout three-sport athlete at Dayton High School. • He was first team all-state in football as a junior and senior and chosen his conferences “Defensive Player of the Year” in football as a junior and senior. • Has started all three years on D aytons tw o-tim e state ru n n er-u p basketball team • All-state in basketball and baseball his junior year. • He carries a 3.4 GPA.

• Anthony’s junior college team played undefeated City College of San Francisco (12-0) in the Cali fornia Community College Athletic Association football championship game, losing 52-42. • Named All-Southern Conference in 2011, when he had 40 tackles, 13 pass break-ups, two picks (one for a TD) • His freshman JC squad won a national championship (the Mounties also won the title in 2009). • Mt. SAC has won or shared seven straight conference titles. • JC team was ranked No. 3 in the nation. • Has run a 10.6 in the 100 meters. • He prefers the nickname “Chief”.

Devon DIETRICH Jacob COOGAN

Safety, 6 -2 , 2 05 , Jr., JC S an D iego, Calif. S o u th w estern College

• Jacob was one of the leading tacklers at South western College last season with 40 stops, along with an interception and a tackle for loss. • Named teams “Hardest Hitter” last season in junior college. • Started his college career at San Diego State • All-league selection at defensive back as a senior at Marian Catholic High School. • Named team MVP his senior season in high school.

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• He was nam ed first team 4A all-league at offensive tackle as a senior by the Seattle Times and tabbed a “W hite Chip Recruit” by that publication. • Given 2011 Coaches Award. • Team captain as a senior. • A three-year letterman in football. • Academic all-league selection...a member of the National Honor Society, 2008 to present. • Has a second degree black belt. • Devon has accepted admissions to UM.

Harrison GREENBERG

PK, 5 -8 ,1 5 5 , Fr., HS Lake O sw ego, Ore. Lake O sw ego HS

• Has prep career mark in PATS made with 85 (of 89) at Lake Oswego High School. • Ranked first in Oregon in kickoff touchbacks. • Named first team kicker by Northwest Elite Index... “The #1 kicker not only in Oregon, but in the Region. He can play at the highest level. 84% (sic) o f kickoffs go for touchbacks. A potent weapon.” - Dirk Knutson, Northwest Prep Report ( 12/ 10/ 11).

• His senior team went 14-0 en route to its first state title. • Harrison has accepted admission at UM.

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Herbert GAMBOA

• Joey rushed for 1,719 yards on 180 carries (9.55 yards a carry) and scored 22 touchdowns. • Had 200 receiving yards as a senior. • Senior team went 10-3. • He rushed for a state record 403 yards and five touchdowns to lead Desert Ridge to a 63-14 win over Phoenix North Canyon. • Named to All-Arizona team following his senior campaign. • Tabbed first team all-region as a junior when he rushed for 1,329 Yards and 19 touchdowns.

• Herbert helped the Tritons to a 12-2 record and a berth in the Pac5 Southern Conference Section title game, a 27-13 loss to Santa Margarita. • Finished the season with 112 tackles, including 82 solo stops, and seven sacks. • Also ran for two touchdowns and caught a TD pass. • Has excellent speed, running a 10.71 in the 100 meters.

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• Brady passed for 2,913 yards and 20 touchdowns with 8 picks to lead the Golden Bears to an 11-2 record in 2011. • Wests all-time leading passer with 6,202, topping the record of 5,457 set by Bo Bartik from 1997-99. • One of just eight players in M ontana prep history to surpass 6,000 passing yards...was 22-8 as a starter, including 22-5 the past two seasons. • Selected to play in Montanas annual East-West Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. • Named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team.”

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• Bo was a key member of Fairfield’s “B” state championship in 2011, which had an 11-0 record. • Had 17 sacks his senior year. • A two-time all-state selection...first team all-conference pick on offense and defense. • Named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team”. • Selected to play in Montana’s annual East-West Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. • Also a three-year letterman in basketball. • An all-state athlete in track and field.

• Max was nam ed to several all-state teams following his senior campaign. • First team All-Greater Spokane League and all-city selection as a senior and junior at Gonzaga Prep. • 4A all-state honorable mention pick and team captain his senior year. • Tabbed Spokane U-District’s Physical Therapy Iron Man Award winner. • Selected for Washington’s East-West All-Star Game. • Also a standout in track in the shot put and discus. • Prep football coach was David McKenna.

Tyrone HOLMES

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• Tyrone was the 2011 co-defensive player of the year in the Midwestern League as a senior. • Also first team all-state and all-league honors as a senior. ®First team all-league as a junior and sopho more. • Received first team all-league honors as an of fensive lineman as a senior, and was a second team all-league performer the previous two years. • Also an excellent and versatile track athlete. • Defending state champion in the shot put and placed fourth in the state meet in the high hur dles as a junior.

Ryan JOHNSON

Caleb KIDDER • Amassed 97 tackles, 13 sacks, 11 tackles for a loss and six forced fumbles as a senior. • Also recorded 45 pancake blocks on offense in 2011.

• Caleb was named the Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior, when he led the Helena Capital Bruins to a 12-1 record and the Class AA state championship. • Chosen “AAA” defensive MVP senior year... named first team all-state at guard and defen sive end following his senior campaign. • A three-time all-state selection. • Selected to play in Montana’s annual EastWest Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota AllStar Game. • Prep football coach was Pat Murphy. • Named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team”. • Carried a 3.71 grade point average.

DL, 6 -2 '/2, 2 3 5, Fr., HS V ancouver, W ash. M ountain View HS

• Ryan was named to Greater St. Helen’s League first team on defense as a senior. • Preseason all-state selection in 2011. • Named to Preseason GSHLFootball com All Level All-Star Team first team on defense and also chosen as the preseason “Defensive Player of the Year” by that entity prior to his senior season. • Also plays basketball and baseball. • His hoops coach is former (1987-89) Grizzly player Nate DuChesne. • Greater Vancouver and Southwest Washington Scholar Athlete of the Year with a 3.75 GPA.

Jeremiah KOSE

LB, 6 -2 , 2 25 , So., JC O cean sid e, Calif. Palo m ar C ollege/ V ista HS

• Was second on the team with 88 tackles and tied for first in sacks with five last year. • Jeremiah was a first team All-CIF San Diego Section pick at linebacker. • Also an All-Southern Conference and AllCountry first team selection last season at Palomar.

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N ew com ers - C lass of 2012 Clint LAROWE

OT, 6-5, 2 5 0, Fr., HS M iles City, M ont. C u ster C ounty HS

• Clint was a key player on his Custer County High School’s state “A” championship team in 2011 .

• Selected to play in Montanas East-West Shrine Game and the Montana-Dakota All-Star Game. • Named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team”. • A three-year letterman in basketball. • Also a track letterman, participating in the shot put and discus. • Maintained a 3/7 GPA.

Chase NACCARATO

WR, 5 - 8 ,1 6 0 , Fr., HS S p ok an e Mt. S p o kane HS

• Chase was a two-way starter the past two seasons at Mt. Spokane, playing cornerback and wide receiver. • First team all-state and all-league as a senior, as well as team MVP. • Named Greater Spokane League’s all-purpose player of the year as a junior. • Has been timed in the high 4.3s in the 40. • School record holder with 53 career touchdowns. • Also holds the school mark for the 40-yard dash. • His high school football coach was Mike McLaughlin.

Zach PEEVEY

Taylor WALCOTT

• Zach was an honorable m ention all-state selection at fullback and defensive end for the Knights when he had 12 TFLs and 9 sacks. • Also a two-year starter in basketball. • He was a prep teammate of Griz redshirt freshman defensive tackle Jesse Ginn. • A three-time member of Hellgate High School’s state championship tennis teams.

• A sa senior he had 40 catches for 810 yards and 11 touchdowns. • For his career he averaged more than 20 yards on 137 catches. • Had 2,805 yards and 44 touchdowns. • As a junior his Spartan team went 12-1 and lost in overtime in the Class 5A state title game, he had 58 catches for 1,144 yards and 18 scores. • His high school football coach was Frank Geske. • Had 27 catches for 547 yards and 9 TDs as a sophomore, when Marist went 14-0 and won the 5A crown. • He’s the reigning Class 5A champion in the 100 and the 200 meters. He swept the 100 and 200 Midwestern League track titles as a junior after accomplishing that as a sophomore in the Sky-Em League. • Taylor’s father, George, was the Pac-10 champion in the 200 for Oregon in 1983 and is currently the track coach at Churchill High School in Eugene. • Taylor was named first team 5A all-state by the Oregonian.

McCauley TODD • He anchored the right tackle position on an of fense that averaged 33.8 points and 242.8 rush ing yards per game his senior year. • Senior campaign he allowed zero sacks in 235 pass attempts and averaged five knockdowns a game. • McCauley was a Mississippi Valley Conference and All-Cedar Rapids first team selection. • His senior team was 8-4. • His senior squad advanced to the quarterfinals of the Class 4A playoffs. • Iowa Preps ranked him the 21st top player in the state and a three-star player. • He missed part of his junior year due to an injury. • He had a 3.7 GPA.

0L , 6-4 , 2 5 5, HS B ozem an, M ont. B ozem an HS

• Ben was a two time all-state selection on both offense and defense. • Started at left tackle for the Hawks in their 2010 State AA title season. • Projected as a center for the Grizzlies...selected to play in both the East-West Shrine Game and Montana-Dakota All-Star Game had shoulder surgery after the 2011 season. • Prep football coach was Troy Purcell...named to Great Falls Tribune “Super Team”...also par ticipates in track for the Hawks. • Had a 3.8 GPA.

JR NELSON • A two-way starter as a senior, playing cornerback and wide receiver. • As a senior he had 211 rushes form 1704 yards and 13 touchdowns, along with 20 receptions for 415 yards and a score, and threw for one TD. • Senior season he rushed for 401 yards and five TDs in one game. • In 2010 he had 38 catches for 540 yards (14.2-yard average) and 6 touchdowns; 59 tackles (49 unassisted); also rushed 10 times for 57 yards and a TD. • Only California prep athlete to earn five letters: football, basketball, track, drama and choir.

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at Tennessee CAL POLY #10 EASTERN WASHINGTON at Sacramento State NORTHERN COLORADO at Idaho State PORTLAND STATE at Northern Arizona WEBER STATE WESTERN OREGON at #1 Montana State #15 CENTRAL ARKANSAS #2 NORTHERN IOWA at #1 Sam Houston State

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94,661 25,855 26,066 12,751 25,919 9,124 25,744 8,421 25,401 24,984 20,247 22,005 23,049 12,367

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OVERALL (H-3) (7-1) (4-2)

HOME (8-0) (4-0) (4-0)

AWAY (3-3) (3-1) (0-2)

NEUTRAL (0-0) (0-0) (0-0)

MONTANAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Offense Opponent at Tennessee Cal Poly E. Wash.* at Sac State* N. Colorado* at Idaho State* Portland St. at N. Arizona* Weber St.* W. Oregon at Montana St.* C. Arkansas% N. Iowa% at SHSU%

QB J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson Montana J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson

RB Moore Moore Moore Nguyen Moore Moore Nguyen Nguyen Canada Carl Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen

LT Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud LaPan LaPan Opperud Opperud Opperud Opperud

RG Poehls Poehls Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland Oiland

OC Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin Sabin

LG Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler Kistler

RT Burton Poole Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton Burton

WR Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton Gratton

WR Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano Sambrano

WR Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra Moutra

TE Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy Hardy

FG/PAT McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight

Defense Opponent DE at Tennessee Fetherston Cal Poly Fetherston E. Wash.* Fetherston at Sac State* Fetherston N. Colorado* Fetherston at Idaho State* Fetherston Portland St.* Fetherston at N. Arizona* Fetherston Weber St.* Fetherston W. Oregon Fetherston at Montana St.*Fetherston C. Arkansas% Fetherston N. Iowa% Fetherston at SHSU% Fetherston *=Big Sky Conference game

DT Hughes Hughes Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Hughes Hughes Hughes

DT DE Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt Waldhauser Alt

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LB McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy McSurdy

LB Tripp Tripp Tripp Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa Kanongataa

LB Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw

CB T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson Lisowski T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson

FS Badger Badger Badger Badger Hermanson Badger Tully Tully Tully Tully Tully Tully Tully Tully

SS McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord McCord

CB Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots Roots

PUNTER Wren Wren Wren Wren McKnight Wren McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight McKnight

■w GAME #1 OF 2011 MONTANA AT TENNESSEE

Sept. 3, 2011 at Knoxville, Tenn. Attendance: 94,661 Score by Quarters Montana Tennessee

1 0 14

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 12:47 UT - Rogers, D. 47 pass from Bray, T. (Palardy, M. kick), 1-47 0:10 08:36 UT - Hunter, J. 81 pass from Bray, T. (Palardy, M. kick), 3-84 1:39 2nd 13:21 UT - Lane, M. 9 pass from Bray, T. (Palardy, M. kick), 12-96 5:35 04:06 UT - Poole, T. 8 run (Palardy, M. kick), 13-76 7:03 03:49 UM - Jabin Sambrano 80 pass from J. Johnson (Brody McKnight kick), 1-80 0:17 3rd 12:45 UM - Ben Hughes safety 12:12 UT - Evans, A. 37 interception return (Palardy, M. kick) 4th 09:10 UT - Lane, M. 1 run (Palardy, M. kick), 6-44 2:55 06:04 UM - Jordan Canada 7 run (Brody McKnight kick), 9-82 3:00 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int 3 TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UM 18 30-111 235 8-20-1 68-346 0-0 1-2 7-114 0-0 8-42.8 2-2 4-44 24:41 7 of 16 0 of 1 1-2 3-21

UT 19 46-128 311 25-18-0 71-439 0-0 5-23 3-100 1-37 4-37.2 6-0 6-40 35:19 10 of 17 1 of 3 3-4 0-0

RUSHING: Montana-Peter Nguyen 9-67; Jordan Canada 8-25; Dan Moore 5-12; Jordan Johnson 2-4; Gerald Kemp 6-3. Tennessee-Poole, T. 24-98; Lane, M. 10-35; Neal, R. 2-7; Smith, T. 3-6; TEAM 1-minus 1; Bray, T. 6-minus 17. PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 19-36-1-226; Gerald Kemp 1-2-0-9. Tennessee-Bray, T. 17-24-0-293; Simms, M. 1-1-0-18. RECEIVING: Montana-Antwon Moutra 4-30; Gerald Kemp 3-33; Sam Gratton 3-27; Cam Warren 2-28; C.J. Atkins 2-14; Greg Hardy 2-14; Jabin Sambrano 1-80; Peter Nguyen 1-7; Jordan Canada 1-1; Bryce Carver 1-1. Tennessee-Hunter, J. 6-146; Rogers, D. 5-100; Fugate, C. 3-17; Lane, M. 2-16; Bartholomew, B. 1-18; Rogers, Z. 1-14. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-None. Tennessee-Evans, A. 1-37. FUMBLES: Montana-Gerald Kemp 1-1; Peter Nguyen 1-1. Tennessee-Poole, T. 2-0; Bray, T. 1-0; Rogers, Z. 1-0; Lane, M. 1-0; TEAM 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Caleb McSurdy 1-0; Ben Hughes 1-0; Ryan Fetherston 1-0. Tennessee-None. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Caleb McSurdy 6-7; Ben Hughes 5-5; Tru. Johnson 5-2; Ryan Fetherston 3-4; Jordan Tripp 3-3; Bo Tully 3-1; Josh Stuberg 2-2; Bry. Waldhauser 2-2; Houston Roots 3-0; Josh Harris 1-2; Mike McCord 1-2; Alex Shaw 0-3; Bobby Alt 0-3. Tennessee-Vereen, D. 4-2; Gordon, E. 4-0; Smith, J. 3-1; Walls, M. 2-2; Wilks, R. 2-2; John son, Aus. 2-2; Maggitt, C. 3-0; Evans, A. 3-0.

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE - The Grizzlies struggled to get the offense on track after a 99-minute lightning and rain delay, and the Tennessee Volunteers used the momen tum to cruise to a 42-16 victory. The game was scheduled to start a 6:07 p.m. EST but a severe thunder storm moved kickoff back to 7:40 p.m. EST. The storm was so severe that fans were asked to leave their seats and get out of the weather. The Grizzly defense stifled the Volunteer offense on their first possession and forced a three-and-out. But, on the ensuing punt Peter Nguyen failed to field the ball and UT recovered the punt on the Montana 47 yard line. UT sophomore quarterback Tyler Bray hit sophomore receiver Da’Rick Rogers for a 47-yard touchdown on the first play after the fumble. On the ensuing Tennessee drive Bray connected on an 81-yard touchdown, this time with sophomore receiver Jus tin Hunter. On their next drive the Vols went 96 yards and scored on another Bray pass, this time to tailback Marlin Lane. Af ter another short Grizzly drive led to a punt, UT once again made a long drive for a TD, as tailback Tauren Poole scored on an 8-yard run. The Grizzly offense finally got on the board when John son found senior receiver Jabin Sambrano open, and after evading a defender Sambrano outran the defense for an 81-yard touchdown bringing the score to 28-7. The Vols led 28-7 at halftime. In the first possession of the second half the Grizzlies ap peared to be on the move but after two first-downs the drive once again stalled. Sean Wrens ensuing punt was downed on the one yard line, and on the Vols first offensive play of the second half Poole was tackled by senior defensive tackle Ben Hughes in the end zone for a safety, making the score 28-9 UT. The Grizzlies appeared to be gaining some momentum, but after a quick first down Johnsons throw was intercepted by senior defensive back Art Evans who returned the pick for a 37-yard touchdown. The interception extended the Tennessee lead to 35-9. The fourth quarter saw the Vols and Griz trading touch downs. Tennessee scored first on 1-yard run by Lane to push the UT lead to 42-9. The Grizzlies answered with a 7-yard touchdown by redshirt freshman running back Jordan Can ada to cap the scoring at 42-16. The Montana defense struggled to keep UT out of the end zone and failed to capitalize on any of the Vols six fum bles, all of which were recovered by Tennessee. The Griz played tough against the run and held the Tennessee backs to just 2.8 yards-per-carry. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy led the Grizzly de fense with 13 tackles and a sack, while Hughes was close be hind with 10 stops, and he also forced two fumbles, had two tackles for loss, and a sack. Hughes was named the Big Sky’s “Player of the Week” on defense in his first carerr start. Griz senior cornerback Trumaine Johnson added 7 tackles and a forced fumble and a PD, and senior end Ryan Fetherston also had 7 stops along with 1.5 sacks. Johnson ended the game with a touchdown and 226 yards on 19-of-36 passing with the one interception. Antwon Moutra led UM with 4 catches for 30 yards, while Gerald Kemp and Sam Gratton had three receptions each. Nguyen rushed nine times for a team-high 67 yards, while Canada had eight totes for 25 yards and Montana’s only rushing touchdown.

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GAME # 2 OF 2011 CAL POLY AT MONTANA Sept. 10, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 25,855 Score by Quarters Cal Poly Univ. of Montana

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 14:49 UM - Jabin Sambrano 96 kickoff return (Brody McKnight kick) 09:02 CP - Jake Romanelli 4 yd run (James Langford kick), 14-58 5:40 02:54 CP - James Langford 38 field goal, 10-41 4:07 2nd 09:51 UM - Dan Moore 4 run (McKnight kick), 5-15 0:53 00:05 CP - Andre Broadous 1 run (Langford kick), 9-61 2:35 3rd 10:19 CP - Langford 36 field goal, 11-51 4:36 08:39 UM - Sambrano 58 pass from J. Johnson (McKnight kick), 6-89 1:34 04:21 CP - Langford 50 yd field goal, 10-46 4:13 00:58 UM - K. Middleton 4 pass from Johnson (J. Johnson rush), 11-79 3:18 4th 08:30 UM - Moore 1 run (Middleton pass from Johnson), 21-90 6:18 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

CP 22 64-265 67 15-9-0 79-332 0-0 3-61 6-125 0-0 3-44.3 3-2 5-35 33:37 6 of 16 2 of 2 3-3 0-0

UM 22 35-116 240 39-25-0 74-356 0-0 1-9 6-171 0-0 4-52.5 0-0 5-50 26:23 12 of 18 0 of 0 3-3 1-2

RUSHING: Cal Poly-Jake Romanelli 20-98; Andre Broadous 22-90; Mark Rodgers 10-52; Deonte Williams7-46; Akaninyene Umoh 3-9; TEAM 2-minus 30. Montana-Jordan Johnson 10-54; Dan Moore 13-30; Peter Nguyen 6-25; Jordan Can ada 5-8; TEAM 1-minus 1. PASSING: Cal Poly-Andre Broadous 9-13-0-67; TEAM 0-1-0-0; Mark Rodgers 0-10-0. Montana-Jordan Johnson 25-39-0-240. RECEIVING: Cal Poly-Mark Rodgers 3-minus 5; Willie Tucker 2-56; Chris Nicholls 1-8; Deonte Williams 1-3; David Mahr 1-3; Jake Romanelli 1-2. Montana-Jabin Sambrano 5-70; Greg Hardy 4-22; C.J. Atkins 3-28; Peter Nguyen 3-26; Dan Moore 3-13; Sam Gratton 2-29; Kav. Middleton 2-13; Jordan Canada 2-10; Antwon Moutra 1-29. INTERCEPTIONS: Cal Poly-None. Montana-None. FUMBLES: Cal Poly-TEAM 1-1; Mark Rodgers 1-0; Jake Romanelli 1-1. Montana-None. SACKS (UA-A): Cal Poly-None. Montana-Ryan Fetherston 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Cal Poly-Johnny Millard 2-8; Angel Morales 3-6; Kennith Jackson 3-6. Montana-Caleb McSurdy 5-12; Alex Shaw 1-10; Mike McCord 3-7; Bryan Waldhauser 0-10; Jordan Tripp 1-8; Bo Tully 3-3; Josh Stuberg 1-5; Trumaine Johnson 4-1; Houston Roots 3-2; Ryan Fetherston 3-2; Andrew Badger 2-3; Bobby Alt 1-4; Ben Hughes 0-5; Brock Coyle 2-2; Beau Donaldson 1-3; Tyrone Duncan 0-4.

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MISSOULA, MONTANA — The University of Montana Grizzlies dominated the second half and went on to register a hard-fought 37-23 victory over the Cal Poly Mustangs in UM s Washington-Grizzly Stadium. There were 25,855 fans on hand for UM’s 2011 home open er - the third largest crowd ever in Washington-Grizzly Sta dium in the 185 games played there since 1986. The Grizzlies (1-1) out-scored the Mustangs (0-2) 23-6 in the second half, holding them to just two field goals. Montana out-gained Cal Poly substantially in the final 30 minutes, as the Griz picked up 273 total yards and the Mustangs had 121. UM also held Cal Poly to just nine first downs in the final two stanzas. There were seven lead changes and just one tie in the con test. Montana finally took the lead for good when sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to senior tight end Kavario Middleton, giving UM a 29-23 advan tage with 58 seconds to go in the third quarter. After his TD pass Johnson rushed for the two-point conversion. Montana got an insurance touchdown with 8:30 remain ing on a 1-yard run by junior running back Dan Moore. The Griz then scored another two-point conversion, this time on Johnson-to-Middleton pass. Jabin Sambrano got the crowd on its feet early, as he broke away on the opening kickoff for a 96-yard touchdown. It was the fifth longest kickoff return in school history. Cal Poly of the Great West Football Conference came right back though, as senior fullback Jake Romanelli scored on a 4-yard run, making it 7-7 with 9:02 to go in the first quarter. Sophomore kicker James Langford’s 38-yard field goal gave the Mustangs a 10-7 edge with 2:54 left in the opening stanza. Moore got the lead back for the Griz on his first touch down run, this one from four yards out, giving his team a 14-10 lead with 9:51 to go until intermission. Cal Poly took a 17-14 lead on a 1-yard run by junior quarterback Andre Broadous with five seconds left until halftime. Cal Poly took its largest led (20-14) of the game at the 10:19 mark of the third stanza on a 36-yard field goal by Langford. The Griz went ahead again in less than two minutes, as Sam brano scored again, this time on a 58-yard pass from Johnson. Senior kicker Brody McKnight’s PAT gave the Griz a 21-20 lead. The Mustangs took their fourth and final lead (23-21) with 4:21 left in the third quarter on a 50-yard field goal by Lang ford. Johnson was 25-of-39-0 for 240 yards and two touchdowns. He was 19-of-27 for 205 yards and threw both of his TD passes in the second half. Johnson also led the Griz in rushing with 54 yards on 10 carries, while Moore had 13 totes for 30 yards and two scores. The Griz O-line did not give up a sack for the second game in a row. Sambrano had 5 catches for 70 yards, while junior tight end Greg Hardy had 4 catches, and senior receiver C.J. Atkins, junior halfback Peter Nguyen, and Moore had three receptions each. Sambrano had 244 all-purpose yards, 174 on returns and 70 receiving. Griz senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy tied his career-high with a game-high 17 tackles. Senior linebacker Alex Shaw had 11 tackles, while senior safety Mike McCord and senior tackle Bryan Waldhauser had 10 stops apiece. Cal Poly’s option offense rolled to 265 yards rushing on 64 carries, but they had just 67 yards passing. Romanelli gained 98 yards on 20 carries, while Broadous had 90 on 22 rushes. He had 356 total yards (240 passing and 116 rushing).

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 11:45 UM - Dan Moore 1 run (Brody McKnight kick), 5-66 1:30 03:29 UM - McKnight 35 field goal, 7-63 1:51 2nd 11:10 EWU - Mike Jarrett 41 yd field goal, 15-55 7:13 00:00 EWU - Jarrett 42 field goal, 3-18 0:15 3rd 06:14 UM - Gerald Kemp 1 pass from J. Johnson (McKnight kick), 14-82 4:54 4th 10:32 EWU - Edwards 4 pass from Bo Mitchell (Mitchell to Edwards), 1076 3:37 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

EWU 21 35-139 237 49-26-2 84-376 0-0 2-24 2-37 1-46 2 6-42.2 0-0 6-49 35:56 7 of 18 0 of 3 2-3 1-1

UM 14 46-316 34 19-11-1 65-350 0-0 2-20 3-84 -87 5-38.0 1-0 7-53 24:04 3 of 14 1 of 2 3-4 3-13

RUSHING: EWU-Jordan Talley 19-114; Q. Forte 2-9; D.Bronson 7-8; Bo Mitchell 7-8. Montana-Jordan Johnson 10-102; Jordan Canada 15-76; Peter Nguyen 9-59; Gerald Kemp 1-50; Dan Moore 10-30; TEAM 1-minus 1. PASSING: EWU-Mitchell 26-49-2-237. Montana-Jordan Johnson 11-19-1-34. RECEIVING: EWU-Jordan Talley 7-24; Greg Herd 6-60; N. Edwards 5-96; Brandon Kaufman 5-27; Ashton Clark 1-14; D.Bronson 1-11; Zack Gehring 1-5. Montana-Jabin Sambrano 3-7; Sam Gratton 2-10; Antwon Moutra 1-7; Kavario Middleton 1-4; Dan Moore 1-3; Greg Hardy 1-2; Gerald Kemp 1-1; Pete Nguyen 1-0.

MISSOULA, MONTANA - A record crowd was on hand as The University of Montana Grizzlies started their 2011 Big Sky Confer ence season with a hard-fought 17-14 victory over defending FCS national champion Eastern Washington in UM’s Washington-Grizzly Stadium. There were 26,066 in Washington1Grizzly Stadium, breaking the old record of 26,019 set in the Montana State game last season. It was a defensive slugfest, as there were just 15 points scored in the second half. The Grizzlies got all of the points that they needed with 6:14 left in the third quarter, when Gerald Kemp lined up at a wide receiver posi tion and scored on a 1-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson. Kemp’s touchdown catch gave Montana (2-1/1-0) a 17-6 lead over the Eagles (0-3/0-1), which proved to be all the points they needed. It wasn’t an easy win, though. EWU cut the UM lead to 17-14 with 10:32 left in the contest when senior quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell connected with junior wide receiv er Nicholas Edwards for a 4-yard TD. Those two hooked up again for the two-point conversion and the Eagles were back in the hunt. But, the Grizzly defense withstood three more possessions by the Eagles, and ended the comeback with an interception by sophomore linebacker John Kanonagata’a on EWU’s 17-yard line with 25 seconds left. The Griz scored on their first possession on a 1-yard scoring run by junior halfback Dan Moore. The TD was set up thanks to a 44-yard run by Johnson, who advanced the ball to EWU’s four-yard line, and Moore scored two plays later. Montana took a 10-0 lead with 3:29 remaining in the first quarter on a 35-yard field goal by senior kicker Brody McKnight. EWU had 212 total yards and dominated time of possession (21:36 to 8:24) in the first 30 minutes, but was held to two field goals by senior kicker Mike Jarrett, who connected from 41 and 42 yards out, making it 10-6 Griz at halftime. The final touchdown by Kemp, who is also the Grizzlies’ back-up quarterback, gave his team an 11-point cushion, and UM’s defense did the rest, holding EWU to just eight second-half points. The Griz rushed 46 times for 316 yards, led by Johnson’s 102 yards on just 10 carries. Redshirt freshman Jordan Canada gained 76 yards, while junior Peter Nguyen added 59, and Kemp had just one attempt but picked up 50 yards. Kemp’s burst led to McKnight’s first quarter field goal. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy led the Griz with 12 tackles, along with Kanongataa, who also had 12 stops. Kanongata’a, who also had a sack to go along with his pick, was filling in for junior linebacker Jordan Tripp, who left the game with an injury. Waldhauser added eight stops, including 1.5 sacks, while senior cornerback Houston Roots had seven stops and a TFL. Mitchell was 26-of-49-2 for 237 yards and a TD. Freshman halfback Jordan Talley had game-highs of 19 carries for 114 yards. Senior line backer Zack Johnson led EWU with a game-high 13 tackles.

INTERCEPTIONS: EWU-T J. Lee III 1-46. Montana-Mike McCord 1-78; John Kanagata’a 1-9. FUMBLES: EWU-None. Montana-Peter Nguyen 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): EWU-Anthony Larry 1-0. Montana-Bryan Waldhauser 1-1; John Kanagata’a 1-0; Brock Coyle 0-1. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): EWU-Zach Johnson 5-8; Matt Johnson 3-6; Ronnie Hamlin 1-6; Will Katoa 1-5; Allen Brown 3-2; Jeff Minnerly 2-3; C. Moetului 1-4; Tyler Washburn 0-5; Paul Ena 0-4; Evan Cook 0-4. Montana-Caleb McSurdy 4-8; John Kanagata’a 2-10; Bryan Waldhauser 1-7; Houston Roots 6-1; Tru. Johnson 4-1; Alex Shaw 3-2; Bobby Alt 2-3; Mike Mc Cord 1-4; Bo Tully 2-2; Brock Coyle 0-4.

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(m > GAME # 4 OF 2011 MONTANA AT SACRAMENTO STATE Sept. 24, 2011 at Sacramento, Calif. Attendance: 12,751 Score by Quarters Univ. of Montana Sacramento State

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 07:40 SAC - C. Deadder 9 pass from Jeff Fleming (Jason Diniz kick), 13-82 7:20 00:34 UM - Dan Moore 1 run (Brody McKnight kick), 9-73 3:14 2nd 10:23 SAC - Fleming 7 run (Diniz kick), 5-14 2:27 08:58 UM - Bryce Carver 33 pass from J. Johnson (McKnight kick), 4-75 1:19 07:45 SAC - Fleming 9 run (Diniz kick), 3-68 1:09 3rd 13:05 SAC - M. Williams 30 blocked punt return (Jason Diniz kick) 07:31 SAC - Sam McCowan 42 run (Diniz kick), 3-69 1:23 05:10 UM - J. Johnson 4 run (McKnight kick), 9-72 2:22 4th 10:13 SAC - Brandyn Reed 37 pass from Fleming (Diniz kick), 14-80 8:50 00:28 UM - Moore 1 run (McKnight kick), 10-48 2:03 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UM 17 32-139 184 27-12-3 59-323 7 0-0 2 -10 7-127 0-0 4-39.5 1-1 6-45 19:17 6 of 11 0 of 0 3-4 1-3

SAC 24 49-238 224 27-18-0 6-462 0-0 1-40 4-58 3-42 3-39.0 1-1 9-71 40:43 8 of 16 2 of 4 3-5 0-0

RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 7-64; Dan Moore 15-41; Gerald Kemp 2-14; Jordan Canada 3-10; Nate Montana 1-6; Peter Nguyen 4-4. Sacramento State-Bryan Hilliard 22-100; Sam McCowan 14-66; Jeff Fleming 9-59; DeAndre Carter 1-14; Chase Deadder 1-2; TEAM 2-minus 3. PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 9-19-3-148; Nate Montana 3-8-0-36. Sacramento State-Jeff Fleming 18-27-0-224. RECEIVING: Montana-Dan Moore 4-66; Antwon Moutra 4-57; Sam Gratton 2-15; Bryce Carver 1-33; Peter Nguyen 1-13. Sacramento State-Morris Norrise 6-96; J. Hendershott 4-29; Chase Deadder 4-27; DeAndre Carter 2-27; Brandyn Reed 1-37; DJ Maciel 1-8. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-None. Sac-Joe Larche 2-24; Evander Wilkins 1-18. FUMBLES: Montana-Josh Dennard 1-1. Sacramento State-DeAndre Carter 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Donny Lisowski 1-0. Sacramento State-None. TACKLES LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Caleb McSurdy 5-6; Alex Shaw 3-6; Tyrone Duncan 3-5; John Kanagata’a 2-6; Donny Lisowski 5-2; Houston Roots 2-4; Bobby Alt 2-4; Matt Hermanson 4-1; Mike McCord 2-3; Bry. Waldhauser 0-5; Andrew Badger 2-2; Brock Coyle 2-1; Bo Tully 1-2. Sacramento State-Ryan McMahon 7-5; Todd Davis 3-8; Jeff Badger 2-3; Zack Nash 2-2; Matt Lawrence 3-0; Matt Agaiava 2-1; Jake Croxdale 2-1; John Bloomfield 1-2; Joe Larche 1-2; Henry Fernandez 1-2.

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SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - Senior quarterback Jeff Fleming ran for two touchdowns and passed for two two more to lead the Hornets to the win over the 10thranked Griz. The win was the first for the Hornets over the Grizzlies in 17 tries. Sac State never trailed in the game and controlled the clock with a balanced attack. The Hornets ran for 254 yards and threw for 224 yards, and held the ball for more than twice as long (40:43 to 19:17) as the Grizzlies. Another big factor in the game was turnovers. The Grizzlies turned the ball over five times including a muffed punt and a blocked punt which both lead to Hornet touch downs. Sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson struggled to find his groove and threw three interceptions. Sac State (2-2/1-1) never trailed, and started the scor ing off with a 13-play, 82-yard drive that took 7:20 on their first possession, capping it off with a 9-yard pass by Flem ing to senior receiver Chase Deadder for a 7-0 Hornet lead. The Grizzlies (2-2/101) traded short possessions with the Hornets before tying the game at 7-7 on a one yard run by junior running back Dan Moore after a 73-yard drive. The Grizzlies then forced Sac State to punt, but the short kick deflected off of a Grizzly player, and the Hornets recovered the ball on the Montana 14-yard line, and five plays later Fleming ran for a 7-yard score to give Sac a 14-7 lead. The Grizzlies responded quickly with a 75-yard drive that culminated in a 33-yard touchdown pass from John son to junior receiver Bryce Carver to even the score at 14-14. Sac State punched back, though, this time scoring on another Fleming run from nine yards out to again take the lead (21-14) for good, and led by that score at halftime. Both teams traded possessions, but the Hornets ended the half with a missed 25-yard field goal as time expired. Things started snowballing for the Grizzlies on the first possession after halffime. After one first down the drive stalled on the UM 40-yard line and the ensuing punt by senior Sean Wren was blocked by Deadder. The ball was picked up by sophomore defensive back Markell Williams and returned 30 yards for a TD, giving the Hornets a 28-14 lead. After a first down by the Griz, a promising possession was stalled by penalties, and Montana was forced to punt. Sac State took full advantage of their next possession and drove 69 yards in just three plays to take a commanding 35-14 lead. Johnson scored on a 4-yard run on the Grizzlies next possession to close the gap to 35-21, but the Hornets put an end to the Grizzlies’ comeback hopes with a 14-play, 80-yard drive that ate up nearly nine minutes (8:50) and culminated in a 37-yard touchdown pass from Fleming to senior receiver Brandyn Reed. The Griz scored once more with 28 seconds left on an other Moore 1-yard touchdown run. For the second week Johnson led the team in rushing with 64 yards on seven carries and a touchdown, Moore gained 43 yards on 15 carries and scored two TDs. Senior running back Bryan Hilliard had 22 carries for 100 yards. Junior running back Sam McCowan came in for Hilliard in the second half while he was receiving medical attention for his ankle and ran for 71 yards and a touchdown. Fleming ran for 62 yards on nine carries and two touchdowns. Fleming was 18-of-27 for 224 yards with no intercep tions, while Johnson was 9-of-19 for 148 yards with 3 picks.

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2011 REVIEW GAME #5 OF 2011 NORTHERN COLORADO AT MONTANA Oct. 1,2011 at Missoula Attendance: 25,919 Score by Quarters Northern Colorado Univ. of Montana

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 13:17 UM - A. Moutra 39 pass from Nate Montana (Brody McKnight kick), 1-39 0:08 05:55 NC - Patrick Walker 7 pass from Seth Lobato (Dave Eden kick), 15-; I 7:14 03:41 UM - McKnight 47 field goal, 7-32 2:07 2nd 09:49 UM - Jabin Sambrano 43 punt return (McKnight kick) 09:36 NC - Dominic Gunn 94 kickoff return (Eden kick) 07:16 UM - Antwon Moutra 32 pass from Gerald Kemp (McKnight kick), 5-64 2:13 00:00 UM - McKnight 27 field goal, 3-43 0:31 3rd 10:23 UM - Kemp 7 run (McKnight kick), 13-80 4:37 08:04 UM - Peter Nguyen 19 pass from Kemp (McKnight kick), 2-17 0:45 04:42 UM - Kemp 7 run (McKnight kick), 5-40 1:30 02:21 UM - Brett Kirschner 1 run (McKnight kick), 3-52 1:04 4th 10:44 NC - Chuks Nweke 6 fumble recovery (Eden kick) 00:01 NC - Chris Morris 4 pass from Lobato (Eden kick), 4-16 1:03 UM NC 22 14 FIRST DOWNS 48-194 24-21 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 250 254 PASSING YDS (NET) 46-30-1 20-14-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 68-444 70-275 TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS 0-0 2-26 Fumble Returns-Yards 131 1-8 4Punt Returns-Yards 7-184 4-91 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-19 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 5-40.0 9-38.7 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-2 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 4-25 6-36 Penalties-Yards 27:40 Possession Time 32:20 5 of 17 2 of 10 Third-Down Conversions Oof 2 0 of 0 Fourth-Down Conversions 5-5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 5-21 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-9 RUSHING: Northern Colorado-Q. Hildreth 16-35; Seth Lobato 8-minus 14. Univ. of Montana-Gerald Kemp 11-79; Dan Moore 8-43; Jordan Canada 8-41; Peter Nguyen 6-21; Brett Kirschner 7-17; Caleb Walden 3-4; Lance Carl 2-3. PASSING: Northern Colorado-Seth Lobato 30-46-1-254. Montana-Nate Montana 7-10-0-138; Gerald Kemp 7-8-0-112; Smithwick-Hann 0-2-0-0. RECEIVING: Northern Colorado-Patrick Walker 9-94; Chris Morris 7-32; Dominic Gunn 4-55; Q. Hildreth 4-13; D. Stimphil 3-43; Doug Steele 2-12; Cameron Stewart 1-5. Montana-Sam Gratton 3-16; Antwon Moutra 2-71; Peter Nguyen 2-52; Jabin Sambrano 2-13; Mitch Saylor 1-51; Bryce Carver 1-20; Kav. Middleton 1-20; Jordan Canada 1-10. INTERCEPTIONS: Northern Colorado-None. Montana-Caleb McSurdy 1-19. FUMBLES: Northern Colorado-Dominic Gunn 1-1. Montana-TEAM 2-1; Caleb Walden 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Northern Colorado-D. Chappie 1-0. Montana-Bobby Alt 1-0; Caleb McSurdy 0-1; Ryan Fetherston 1-0; Tyrone Duncan 0-1; Alex Shaw 1-0; Josh Harris 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): UNC-Clarence Bumpas 5-9; Chuks Nweke 5-3. Montana-Caleb McSurdy 3-5; Alex Shaw 3-4; Andrew Badger 3-2; Matt Hermanson 3-2; Mike McCord 2-2; Kevin Frank Jr. 1-3; Alex Bienemann 1-3; Tyrone Duncan 0-4.

MISSOULA, MONTANA — The University of Montana Grizzlies turned on the after-burners in the third quarter and went on to register a 55-28 Big Sky Conference and Homecoming victory over the visiting University of Northern Colorado Bears. It was Montana’s 19th Homecoming win in a row, dating back to 1993. Leading 24-12 at halftime, the Grizzlies (3-2/2-1) scored 28 unan swered points in the third stanza to take a commanding 55-14 lead over the Bears (0-5/0-3). Junior quarterback Gerald Kemp was instrumental in Montana’s third quarter surge. He rushed for a 7-yard touchdown to open the scor ing in the third period. He then threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to junior halfback Peter Nguyen, and then followed that up with another 7-yard scoring run, and the Griz led 48-14 with 4:42 remaining in the quarter. Redshirt freshman halfback Brett Kirschner scored the final points of the game for the Griz on a 1-yard run with 2:21 to go in the third quarterhis first career touchdown. It was a game of a lot of firsts by Griz players. Kemp had his first ca reer rushing and passing touchdowns. Last season he mostly played run ning back out of the wildcat formation. It was also the first touchdown reception by Nguyen. It was also the first start for junior quarterback Nate Montana, who threw a 39-yard scoring pass to senior wide receiver Antwon Moutra on a flea-flicker on the Grizzlies’ first play from scrimmage. The Bears answered UM’s opening score, though, as sophomore quar terback Seth Lobato connected with senior receiver Patrick Walker on a 7-yard TD pass with 5:55 left in the opening quarter. Montana took the lead for good a couple of minutes later when senior kicker Brody McKnight nailed a 47-yard field goal, which gave the Griz a 10-7 first quarter lead. The teams traded touchdowns after that via big plays on special teams. The Griz took a 17-7 lead when Jabin Sambrano broke free and scored on a 43-yard punt return (his first punt return TD). But seconds later UNC’s Dominic Gunn returned the ensuing kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown, which cut the UM lead to 17-14 with 9:36 left until intermission. The Griz tacked on 10 more points prior to the half, as Kemp hit se nior wide-out Antwon Moutra for a 32-yard scoring pass, and McKnight kicked a 27-yard field goal as time expired to give the Griz a 27-14 halftime lead. The Bears’ final two scores in the fourth quarter were due to a pair of Griz fumbles. The first was a 6-yard fumble recovery for a TD by senior safety Chuks Nweke. The second was on a 4-yard pass from Lobato to junior receiver Chris Morris with one second left in the contest. That second TD was set up when sophomore linebacker Clarence Bumpas scooped up a fumble and return it to the UM 16-yard line. Four plays later Lobato and Morris hooked up for the score. Kemp rushed 11 times for a career-high 79 yards and two scores, and completed 7-of-8 passes for 112 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Junior halfback Dan Moore had eight carries for 43 yards, while redshirt fresh man Jordan Canada added 41 yards on eight totes. Montana completed 7-of-10 passes for 138 yards and a TD. Moutra had 71 receiving yards, and both of his catches resulted in touchdowns. The Griz defense was stellar against the run, giving up 21 net yards on 24 carries, and sacked Lobato five times. UM senior linebackers Caleb McSurdy and Alex Shaw led the way with 8 and 7 tackles, respectively. Shaw also had two tackles for loss and a sack. The “D” racked up 12 tack les for loss. Nguyen (164) and Sambrano (144) combined for 308 all-purpose yards. Sobato was 30-of-46-l for 252 yards and two TDs. Walker had 9 catches for 94 yards and a touchdown, while Morris had 7 grabs for 32 yards and a score. Bumpas had a game-high 14 tackles. Gunn had 215 all-purpose yards. The Griz had 194 net yards rushing and 250 passing for 444 yards of total offense, while the Bears had 21 yards rushing and 254 passing for 275 total yards.

GAME # 6 OF 2011 MONTANA AT IDAHO STATE Oct. 8, 2011 at Pocatello, Idaho Attendance: 9,124 Score by Quarters Univ. of Montana Idaho State

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2 3 0

3 10 0

4 10 0

Total 33 0

Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 13:31 UM - Brody McKnight 44 field goal, 4-1 1:28 06:58 UM - Sam Gratton 39 pass from Jordan Johnson (McKnight kick), 6-83 2:08 2nd 10:17 UM - Brody McKnight 51 field goal, 5-28 1:06 3rd 11:08 UM - Jabin Sambrano 28 run (McKnight kick), 8-74 3:46 06:26 UM - McKnight 48 field goal, 7-55 2:51 4th 08:42 UM - McKnight 42 field goal, 7-31 2:52 05:20 UM - Jordan Canada 17 run (McKnight kick), 6-62 2:31 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UM 23 55-211 255 36-21-2 91-466 0-0 8-84 1-12 3-67 7-42.0 1-1 6-51 39:21 5 of 20 0 of 0 1-3 4-20

ISU 5 9- -26 147 46-21-3 55-121 0-0 2- -5 6-129 2-4 12-51.5 5-4 4-41 20:39 3 of 16 0 of 0 0-1 1-11

RUSHING: Montana-Dan Moore 21-62; Peter Nguyen 8-54; Jordan Canada 11-46; Jabin Sambrano 2-38; Caleb Walden 2-6; Jordan Johnson 4-3; Gerald Kemp 7-2. Idaho State-Tavoy Moore 1-0; Aaron Prier 1-minus 4; Kevin Yost 7-minus 22. PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 17-30-1-234; Nate Montana 3-4-1-17; Antwon Moutra 0-1-0-0; Gerald Kemp 1-1-0-4. ISU-Kevin Yost 21-46-3-147. RECEIVING: Montana-Gerald Kemp 8-82; Jabin Sambrano 2-49; Sam Gratton 2-42; Jordan Canada 2-24; Mitch Saylor 2-10; Antwon Moutra 1-22; Peter Nguyen 1-10; Greg Hardy 1-7; Bryce Carver 1-7; Dan Moore 1-2. ISU-Josh Hill 7-40; Rodrick Rumble 6-73; Derek Graves 3-16; Anthony Boyles 2-19; Aaron Prier 2-minus 4; Luke Austin 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-Mike McCord 1-28; Matt Hermanson 1-21; Bo Tully 1-18. ISU-A.J. Storms 1-4; Donovan Henley 1-0. FUMBLES: Montana-Peter Nguyen 1-1. ISU-TEAM 2-2; Daniel McSurdy 1-1; Tavoy Moorel-1; A.J. Storms 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Ben Hughes 1-0; Josh Harris 1-0; Caleb McSurdy 1-0; Donny Lisowski 1-0. ISU-James Bergren 0-1; Jack Francis 0-1. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Caleb McSurdy 4-2; Donny Lisowski 4-0; John Kanagata’a 3-1; Houston Roots 3-1; Josh Stuberg 1-3; Josh Harris 3-0; Sean Murray 2-1. ISU-A.J. Storms 8-9; Jack Francis 7-3; J.T. Albers 4-5; Kelvin Miller 7-1; Tanner Davis 4-4.

POCATELLO, IDAHO - The Griz had their most dominant de fensive performance of the season in the win. The Montana defense held ISU to just 121 yards of total offense and five first downs. The Bengal offense only progressed into Griz zly territory on their last possession of the first half. That possession ended with an interception, one of the seven turnovers on the eve ning for the Bengals. Montana started the dominance early when sophomore safety Bo Tully intercepted ISU junior quarterback Kevin Yost on the Ben gals’ first play from scrimmage. The Grizzlies turned the intercep tion into a 44-yard field goal by senior Brody McKnight and a 3-0 lead with 13:31 remaining in the opening frame. Special teams have had a negative impact on Montana in the Griz-Bengals games the last two seasons, but the story was different Saturday night, as ISU had three of their seven turnovers on special teams including the Grizzlies’ ensuing kickoff after a McKnight field goal. Montana scored its first touchdown when sophomore quarter back Jordan Johnson found junior wide receiver Sam Gratton in the end zone for the 10-0 lead with 6:58 remaining in the first quarter. The score held into the second quarter when a 23-yard pass from Johnson to junior Gerald Kemp set up another McKnight field goal, this one a 51-yarder. The Grizzlies held ISU to just two first downs and 76 yards in the first half, over half of that coming on one pass play, a 43-yard com pletion from Yost to junior wide receiver Rodrick Rumble. Three plays later senior safety Mike McCord intercepted Yost’s pass and returned it 28 yards. The Grizzlies lead 13-0 at halftime. The Montana offense started the first half with a 74-yard drive, capped with a 28-yard touchdown run by senior receiver Jabin Sam brano on a reverse with 11:08 remaining in the third quarter to give UM the 20-0 lead. The Grizzly “D” forced the Bengals to punt on their first posses sion of the second half and their second drive led to another McK night field goal, and Montana pushed the lead to 23-0 with 6:26 left in the third quarter. Montana would score 10 more points in the fourth frame on another McKnight field goal with 8:42 remaining and a touchdown by freshman tailback Jordan Canada with 5:20 left in the game. Coming into the game Yost was second in the nation in total offense with 343.6 yards per game. Rumble led the nation in recep tions and receiving yards per game with 11 and 151.4 respectively. Yost passed for only 147 yards and was 21-of-46 with three in terceptions, he was also sacked four times and had -22 yards rush ing. Rumble had six receptions for 73 yards, 43 of which came on the catch late in the first half. The Bengals ran only nine times the entire game with -26 rush yards, as Yost was sacked four times. Montana gained 211 yards rushing on 55 attempts, led by junior running back Dan Moore who had 21 carries for 62 yards. Johnson was 18-of-31-l for 267 yards and one touchdown. Kemp had career-highs of 8 catches for 82 yards. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy had a team-high six tackles for the Griz, along with two stops for loss and a sack.

GAME #7 OF 2011 PORTLAND STATE AT MONTANA Oct 15, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 25,744 Score by Quarters Portland State Univ. of Montana

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3 3 14

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 11:37 PSU - Zach Brown 53 field goal, 7-24 3:23 04:33 PSU - Brown 28 field goal, 11-64 5:36 2nd 13:10 PSU - C. Kavanaugh 8 run (Brown kick), 2-11 0:34 07:39 UM - Jordan Johnson 6 run (Brody McKnight kick), 7-70 2:37 01:32 PSU - Cory McCaffrey 3 run (Brown rush), 13-70 6:02 00:12 UM - McKnight 27 field goal, 7-53 1:14 3rd 06:55 UM - Jordan Canada 5 run (Johnson pass failed), 10-65 3:51 03:45 PSU - Brown 31 field goal, 8-46 3:10 01:37 UM - Dan Moore 1 run (Middleton pass from Johnson), 5-80 2:08 4th 10:06 UM - McKnight 24 field goal, 5-45 1:47 01:49 UM - McKnight 42 field goal, 7-39 2:25 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

PSU 19 52-200 100 20-10-2 72-300 0-0 2-12 5-104 1-0 2 4-35.8 1-0 13-88 34:02 2 of 14 2 of 3 4-5 2-8

UM 15 44-255 128 20-10-1 64-383 0-0 1-18 5-91 -2 4-39.2 1-0 8-85 25:58 5 of 14 0 of 1 5-5 1-13

RUSHING: Portland State-Cory McCaffrey 25-103; C. Kavanaugh 23-97; Thomas Duyndam 1-6; S. Richard 1-minus 1; TEAM 2-minus 5. Montana-Jordan Canada 14-159; Peter Nguyen 10-68; Gerald Kemp 2-15; Dan Moore 10-8; Jordan Johnson 7-6; TEAM 1-minus 1. PASSING: Portland State-C. Kavanaugh 10-20-2-100. Montana-Jordan Johnson 10-18-0-128; Antwon Moutra 0-1-1-0; Nate Montana 0-1-0-0; Gerald Kemp 0-0-0-0. RECEIVING: Portland State-Nevin Lewis 3-40; Justin Monahan 3-38; Kalua Noa 2-6; S. Richard 1-10; Cory McCaffrey 1-6. Montana-Jabin Sambrano 2-73; Sam Gratton 2-11; Gerald Kemp 2-0; Antwon Moutra 1-19; Peter Nguyen 1-17; Greg Hardy 1-7; Dan Moore 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: PSU-Joel Sisler 1-0. Montana-Houston Roots 2-2. FUMBLES: PSU-TEAM 1-0. Montana-Peter Nguyen 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): PSU-Ryan Rau 2-0. Montana-Josh Harris 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): PSU-Ryan Rau 5-13; Donte Almond 3-5. Montana-Josh Harris 3-6; John Kanagata’a 2-7; Caleb McSurdy 4-4; Bryan Waldhauser 2-5; Alex Shaw 3-3; Bo Tully 3-3; Bobby Alt 1-5; Trumaine Johnson 3-2; Mike McCord 2-3; Houston Roots 3-1; Matt Hermanson 1-3; Tyrone Duncan 0-4; Ryan Fetherston 1-2;

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MISSOULA, MONTANA —The Grizzlies played an outstanding second half and were led by the “D” and running back Jordan Canada, and registered a 30-24 come-from-behind victory over the visiting Vikings in a key Big Sky Conference game in UM’s Washington-Grizzly Stadium (attendance, 25,744 - the eighth largest in WGS history). The 14th-ranked Grizzlies (5-2/4-1 Big Sky) had to overcome a 21-10 halftime deficit to defeat the Vikings (3-3/2-2). In the final half Montana’s defense gave up just 109 total yards, six first downs, and allowed PSU’s vaunted rushing attack just 38 yards. The Griz zlies out-scored the Vikings, who entered the game ranked third in the na tion in rushing (292.8 yards a game), 20-3 in the second half. Canada, a redshirt freshman from Duarte, Calif., rushed 13 times for 160 yards in the second half. He had one carry for minus-one yards in the first 30 minutes. In the second half, the Grizzly offense racked up 254 yards of total of fense, along with 11 first downs. Canada started the Montana comeback when he scored on a 5-yard touchdown run with 3:51 remaining in the third quarter. That cut the PSU lead to 21-16. The key play in that drive was a 22-yard pass from quarter back Jordan Johnson to senior wide receiver Jabin Sambrano, which ad vanced the ball to the PSU two-yard line. The Vikings widened their lead to 24-16 when junior kicker Zach Brown connected on his third field of the game, this one a 31-yarder with 3:45 left in the third stanza. But, the Grizzlies came right back and tied the contest up for the first time, 24-24, on a 1-yard run by junior halfback Dan Moore, plus a twopoint conversion on a Johnson to Kavario Middleton pass. Those gametying points came with 1:37 to go in the third quarter. Canada was the main man in the Grizzlies’ game-tying drive, as he broke loose for a 75-yard run, moving the ball from the UM 7-yard line to the PSU two. Three plays later Moore scored his TD. Montana took the lead (its first) for good with 10:06 left in the game on a 24-yard field goal by senior kicker Brody McKnight. McKnight added three more points on his third field goal of the game - this one from 42 yards out, giving the Griz a 30-24 lead with 1:49 remaining. PSU jumped to an early 6-0 first-quarter lead on back-to-back field goals by Brown, who nailed one from 53 yards out, and then hit a 28-yarder. The Vikings went ahead 13-0 with 13:10 to go in the second quarter on an 8-yard run by senior quarterback Connor Kavanaugh. The Griz an swered the PSU score with a 6-yard touchdown rush by sophomore quar terback Jordan Johnson, cutting the Vikings lead to 13-7 with 7:39 left until intermission. PSU came right back, though, this time on a 3-yard TD run by senior halfback Cory McCaffrey with 1:32 to go until the half, giving the Vikings a 21-7 lead. McKnight scored the final points of the first half on a 27-yard field goal with 12 seconds left until the break. It was 21-10, PSU, at halftime. Canada led the way, averaging 11.4 yards on his 14 carries, and a couple of key first downs in UM’s final possession. Junior halfback Peter Nguyen added 10 carries for 68 yards. Unfortunately, Moore, who was limited to eight yards on 10 carries, was injured late in the game. Johnson was 10-of-18-0 for 128 yards. Sambrano, who also left the game with an injury, had two catches for a team-high 73 yards. Juniors Sam Gratton and Gerald Kemp had two receptions each, and Kemp also had to leave the game due to an injury. Junior end Josh Harris had a career-high 9 tackles, along with 2.5 tackles for a loss and a sack to pace Montana’s defense. Linebackers John Kanongata’a and Caleb McSurdy added 9 and 8 tackles, respectively. Senior cornerback Houston Roots had two interceptions - the first of his career. McKnight’s three field goals give him 48 in his career, tying him with Kirk Duce (48,1988-91) for the third most in school history. McCaffrey, who also unfortunately suffered an injury late in the game, rushed 25 times for 103 yards, while Kavanaugh had 23 totes for 97 yards. Passing-wise Kavanaugh was 10-of-20-2 for 100 yards. PSU senior line backer Ryan Rau had a game-high 18 tackles.

GAME # 8 OF 2011 MONTANA AT NORTHERN ARIZONA Oct. 22, 2011 at Flagstaff, Ariz. Attendance: 8,421 Score by Quarters Univ. of Montana Northern Arizona

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 14:44 NAU - K. Paden 77 pass from C. Grossart (Matt Myers kick), 1-77 0:16 10:32 NAU - Zach Bauman 37 run (Myers kick), 5-79 2:06 2nd 07:17 UM - P. Nguyen 20 pass from J. Johnson (B. McKnight kick), 9-80 3:24 00:37 UM - Jordan Canada 1 run (McKnight kick), 10-75 4:15 3rd 02:57 UM - Jabin Sambrano 80 run (McKnight kick), 1-80 0:17 4th 12:40 NAU - Paden 51 pass from Grossart (Matt kick), 4-70 2:03 04:45 NAU - Myers 40 field goal, 9-57 5:05 04:26 UM - Canada 46 run (McKnight kick), 1-46 0:09 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UM 17 39-220 224 29-18-0 68-444 0-0 2-34 2-61 0-0 7-46.7 0-0 4-53 25:46 8 of 16 0 of 1 2-3 6-27

NAU 21 41-150 321 27-19-0 68-471 0-0 0-0 3-70 0-0 7-44.7 0-0 3-31 34:14 7 of 16 0 of 1 1-1 1-5

RUSHING: Univ. of Montana-Jordan Canada 17-98; Jabin Sambrano 1-80; Peter Nguyen 12-34; Jordan Johnson 7-12; TEAM 2-minus 4. NAU- Zach Bauman 25-148; Giovannie Dixon 4-5; Jake Hess 1-2; Cary Grossart 11-minus 5. PASSING: Univ. of Montana- Jordan Johnson 15-25-0-216; Nate Montana 3-4-0-8. Northern Arizona -Cary Grossart 19-27-0-321.

FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. - Senior defensive tackle Bryan Waldhauser sacked Northern Arizona quarterback Cary Grossart on fourth down with 1:02 left in the game to seal a 28-24 come-from-behind victory for the Montana Grizzlies at the Walkup Skydome. It was the second last-quarter rally in a row for the Grizzlies, who overcame a 21-10 halftime deficit the previous Saturday in a 30-24 victory over Portland State. The victory was Montana’s sixth of the season —which guarantees the Griz zlies their 26th straight winning season, a streak which started in 1986. Montana (6-2, 5-1) allowed NAU (2-5,1-4) to jump out to a 14-0 lead just 4:26 into the game. The Lumberjacks scored on a 77-yard pass play from Grossat to receiver Khalil Paden on the first play from scrimmage. NAU’s second touchdown, a 37-yard run by running back Zach Bauman, gave the Jacks a 14-0 lead with 10:32 left in the opening quarter. The Grizzlies didn’t score until the 7:17 mark in the second quarter when running back Peter Nguyen caught a screen pass and followed his blockers into the endzone for a 20-yard touchdown. Montana scored again with just 37 seconds left in the first half on a 1-yard run by running back Jordan Canada, knotting the game up at 14-14. The Grizzlies took their first lead (21-14) with 2:57 left in the third frame when receiver Jabin Sambrano scored on an 80-yard reverse. The Grizzly defense stiffened after the big offensive start by the Lumber jacks and held NAU scoreless until 12:40 left in the fourth quarter when Paden got his second touchdown reception of the night on a 51-yard pass from Gros sart. NAU took the lead back on their next possession when kicker Matt Myers hit from 40 yards out to give the Jacks a 24-21 advantage with 4:45 left in the game. Nguyen returned the ensuing kickoff 49 yards to the NAU 46-yard line, and Canada scored his game-winner on UM’s first play from scrimmage after Nguyen’s big return, giving the Grizzlies a 28-24 lead with 4:26 to play. The Jacks had one more opportunity to score and they moved the ball to the UM 44-yard line, but their final drive ended with Waldhauser’s sack. Griz fans had a scare when quarterback Jordan Johnson went down in the third quarter with an injury, and although the injury looked like it might be se rious, Johnson went into the locker room for the rest of that series but returned for the next one. Johnson finished the game with 216 yards passing, going 15-of-25-0, with one touchdown and no interceptions. Sam Gratton led UM’s receivers with 3 receptions for 93 yards. Sambrano’s 80-yard TD run tied him with five other players for the longest scoring run in school history. Canada led the Grizzlies with 98 yards rushing on 17 carries and two TDs. Waldhauser had a team-high 10 tackles, which ties his career-high, along with two sacks and three stops for losses. Grossart was 12-of-27 for 321 yards and two touchdowns and no intercep tions but was sacked six times. Bauman led NAU with 148 yards and a TD.

RECEIVING: Univ. of Montana- Sam Gratton 3-93; Antwon Moutra 3-15; Josh Dennard 3-4; Kav. Middleton 2-24; Bryce Carver 2-18; Jordan Canada 2-8; Greg Hardy 1-36; Peter Nguyen 1-20; Mitch Saylor 1-6. NAU- Khalil Paden 6-167; Mike Czyz 6-49; Ify Umodu 3-53; Giovannie Dixon 1-19; Zach Bauman 1-16; Brian Riley 1-13; Jesse Bueno 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-None. Northern Arizona- None. FUMBLES: Montana-None. Northern Arizona -None. SACKS (UA-A): Montana-Bryan Waldhauser 1-2; Bobby Alt 1-0; Caleb McSurdy 1-0; Sean Murray 0-1; Ryan Fetherston 0-1; John Kanagata’a 1-0. NAU-Blayne Anderson 0-1; Jarret Bilbrey 0-1. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Bryan Waldhauser 4-6; Matt Hermanson 2-6; Ryan Fetherston 6-1; Bo Tully 3-4; John Kanagata’a 2-5; Caleb McSurdy 1-6; Alex Shaw 1-6; Tru. Johnson 3-2; Houston Roots 4-0; Brock Coyle 2-2; Donny Lisowski 2-2; Ty. Duncan 0-4. NAU: Taylor Julio 5-7; Mike Dosen 3-4; T. Malenfant 3-4; Tim Wilkinson 1-6. Peter Nguyen (Mike Pash or photo)

2011 REVIEW GAME # 9 OF 2011 WEBER STATE AT MONTANA Oct. 29, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 25,401 Score by Quarters 1 Weber State 3 Univ. of Montana 14

2 0 24

3 0 7

4 7 0

Total 10 45

Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 09:13 WSU - Shaun McClain 34 field goal, 11-73 2:43 07:34 UM - Peter Nguyen 31 pass from J. Johnson (Brody McKnight kick), 6-68 1:29 05:21 UM - Josh Dennard 18 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 5-51 0:43 2nd 12:26 UM - Jabin Sambrano 11 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 10-88 3:30 08:18 UM - Sambrano 17 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 8-92 2:56 03:36 UM - Sambrano 8 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 11-78 3:52 00:30 UM - McKnight 41 field goal, 6-17 1:44 3rd 11:28 UM - Sambrano 25 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 8-67 3:27 4th 00:42 WSU - C.J. Tuckett 3 run (McClain kick), 15-92 5:52 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

WSU 19 35-94 196 40-18-2 75-290 3-18 8-149 0-0 6-42.8 1-0 10-85 25:11 4 of 14 0 of 3 2-4 1-9

UM 29 45-237 308 36-26-0 81-545 4-2 2-53 2-0 4-40.8 2-0 9-69 34:49 7 of 14 0 of 0 4-4 1-9

RUSHING: Weber State-Barr. Collins 8-34; Josh Booker 7-31; C.J. Tuckett 6-18; Tanner Hinds 9-12; Jordan Adamczyk 5-minus 1. Montana-Peter Nguyen 15-85; Beau Donaldson 9-74; Jordan Johnson 8-53; Brett Kirschner 7-23; Jordan Canada 3-11; Caleb Walden 1-1. PASSING: Weber State-Jordan Adamczyk 18-40-2-196. Montana-Jordan Johnson 23-32-0-299; Nate Montana 3-4-0-9. RECEIVING: Weber State-Shaydon Kehano 6-73; Xavian Johnson 3-47; Tevia Tolutau 2-28; Barr. Collins 2-19; Austin Raught 1-9; Chase Nakamura 1-8; Karl Finai 1-7; C.J. Tuckett 1-5; Josh Booker 1-0. Montana-Jabin Sambrano 7-94; Greg Hardy 5-36; Mitch Saylor 3-9; Peter Nguyen 2-54; Kav. Middleton 2-36; Antwon Moutra 2-28; Sam Gratton 2-28; Josh Dennard 1-18; Brett Kirschner 1-3; Gerald Kemp 1-2. INTERCEPTIONS: WSU-None. Montana-Matt Hermanson 1-0; Houston Roots 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Weber State-Trevor Pletcher 1-0. Montana-Chris Bradford 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Weber State-Anthony Morales 1-12; Nick Webb 3-9; Tony Epperson 2-10 Montana-Caleb McSurdy 2-8; Mike McCord 4-3; Bo Tully 4-2; Alex Shaw 0-6; Josh Stuberg 2-3; Matt Hermanson 1-4; Houston Roots 1-4; John Kanagata’a 0-5; Brock Coyle 2-2; Donny Lisowski 1-3; Andrew Badger 1-3.

MISSOULA, MONTANA- Montana sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson tied a school record with six touchdown passes and senior wide receiver Jabin Sambrano tied a school mark with four scoring grabs, as the 11th-ranked Grizzlies rolled to a key Big Sky Conference victory. The convincing win improved the Grizzlies record to 7-2 over all and 6-1 in Big Sky play, while the Wildcats are now 3-513-2. The Washington -Grizzly crowd of 25,401 was the 16th largest in 189 games played there. It was an excellent all-around offensive and defensive effort by the Grizzlies, who have had to come from behind in a pair of recent wins over Northern Arizona (28-24) and Portland State (30-24). Montana has now won five games in a row. Montana rolled to 545 yards of total offense and 29 first downs, and held Weber State to 290 yards and 19 first downs (six of them coming on the Wildcats’ last drive). The Wildcats had an impressive opening drive and went 73 yards on 11 plays en route to a 34-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Shaun McClain, taking a 3-0 lead with 9:13 to go in the first quarter. The Griz went three-and-out on their first series, but then scored on their next two possessions, and took a 14-3 first-quarter lead when true freshman Josh Dennard scored his first career touchdown on an 18-yard pass from Johnson. Dennard’s scoring grab was set up on three consecutive completions to Sambrano covering 33 yards and moved the ball to the WSU 18-yard line. Montana took a 7-3 lead with 7:34 left in the opening period on a 31-yard screen pass from Johnson to junior halfback Peter Nguyen, and the Griz led the rest of the way. The Grizzlies dominated the second quarter, out-gaining the Wild cats 252 to 35 in total yards, and jumped to a 38-3 halftime lead. UM had 13 more first downs (15 to 2) than WSU in the second quarter. It was the Johnson to Sambrano combination that put the game away early for the Grizzlies, as they hooked up for three straight touch downs, covering 11, 17, and 8 yards, the third one giving them a com manding 35-3 lead with 3:36 to go until intermission. Montana’s final score in the first half was a 41-yard field goal by senior kicker Brody McKnight. That was McKnight’s 49th career field goal, moving him to third all-time, and breaking a tie with Kirk Duce (48, 1989-91). Montana went to its running game in the second half and picked up 196 yards on 22 carries, and was 6-of-8 passing for 60 yards in the final 30 minutes. The Grizzlies tacked on one more score with the fourth Johnson-to-Sambrano touchdown pass, this one good from 25 yards out, giving UM a 45-3 advantage with 11:28 left in the third quarter. WSU scored its only touchdown of the game with 42 seconds re maining on a 3-yard run by junior halfback C.J. Tuckett. Johnson completed 23-of-32-0 passes for a career-high 299 yards en route to his record-tying six touchdown passes. He tied Brian Ah Yat (6 TD passes at Stephen F. Austin, 1998) and Dave Dickenson’s (6 TDs throws versus Boise State, 1995) with his six scoring throws. He also rushed eight times for 53 yards to finish with 352 yards of total of fense. Sambrano’s four scoring grabs tied him with four other players: Marc Mariani versus Southern Utah, 2008; Joe Douglass at Eastern Washington in 1996; Marvin Turk at Idaho in 1991; and Mike Rice against Idaho State in 1986. Nguyen had career and game-highs of 15 carries for 85 yards. Sambrano finished with 7 receptions for 94 yards and the four TDs, while junior tight end Greg Hardy had 5 grabs for 36 yards. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy led the defense with 10 tackles. Senior cornerback Houston Roots had 5 tackles, an interception, a tackle for a loss, and a pass break-up. WSU was without injured starting quarterback Mike Hoke. His re placement, sophomore Jordan Adamczyk was 18-of-40-2 for 196 yards and was sacked just once, but was forced out of the pocket throughout the game.

GAME # 1 0 OF 2011 WESTERN OREGON AT MONTANA Nov. 5, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 24,984 Score by Quarters Western Oregon Univ. of Montana

1 0 6

2 3 4 0 7 0 6 10 10

Total 7 32

Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 09:39 UM - Brody McKnight 24 field goal, 12-80 3:09 05:00 UM - McKnight 21 field goal, 11-67 3:33 2nd 04:59 UM - McKnight 51 field goal, 7-18 2:35 00:00 UM - McKnight 30 field goal, 13-54 3:13 3rd 11:10 UM - McKnight 36 field goal, 7-33 1:51 09:24 WOU - Gonsalves 27 pass from Bean (Morgan kick), 5-75 1:40 06:37 UM - Brett Kirschner 1 run (McKnight kick), 9-54 2:41 4th 13:12 UM - Antwon Moutra 5 pass from Nate Montana (McKnight kick), 7-37 1:52 08:30 UM - McKnight 24 field goal, 7-38 2:59 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

WOU 13 31-65 156 31-10-4 62-221 0-0 2-11 8-152 1-25 9-33.8 1-0 7-40 24:42 2 of 15 1 of 1 0-0 1-6

UM 24 53-245 252 43-24-1 96-497 0-0 4-9 2-22 4-48 6-42.2 0-0 8-93 35:18 8 of 21 1 of 1 7-7 3-18

RUSHING: Western Oregon-Roush 11-40; VonAppen 11-27; Allen 7-10; Bean 2-minus 12. Montana-Peter Nguyen 22-149; Caleb Walden 5-33; Brett Kirschner 10-24; Gerald Kemp 8-21; Lance Carl 4-13; Jordan Johnson 3-5; Nate Montana 1-0. PASSING: Western Oregon-Bean 5-19-2-116; VonAppen 4-11-2-34; Bergman 1-1-0-6. Montana-Gerald Kemp 7-17-1-93; Jordan Johnson 11-16-0-103; Nate Montana 6-9-0-56; Smithwick-Hann 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Western Oregon-Gates 4-31; Williams,T. 2-69; Gonsalves 2-42; Davis,T. 1-7; Roush 1-7. Montana-Sam Gratton 7-85; Kav. Middleton 4-56; Antwon Moutra 3-13; Greg Hardy 2-29; Mitch Saylor 2-27; Peter Nguyen 2-15; Jabin Sambrano 2-11; Cam Warren 1-9; Ger ald Kemp 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Western Oregon-Peila 1-25. Montana-Sean Murray 2-24; Matt Hermanson 1-24; Mike McCord 1-0. FUMBLES: Western Oregon-Roush 1-0. Montana-None. SACKS (UA-A): Western Oregon-Foss 1-0. Montana-Josh Stuberg 0-1; Brock Coyle 1-0; Bryan Waldhauser 1-0; Alex Shaw 0-1. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Western Oregon-Wells, D. 5-13; Merrill 6-7; Foss 3-9; Manu 5-6; Akins,K. 1-8. Montana-John Kanonagta’a 2-6; Matt Hermanson 4-3; Bry. Waldhauser 1-6; Ryan Fetherston 4-2; Caleb McSurdy 3-3; Josh Harris 1-4; Tyrone Duncan 2-2; Alex Shaw 0-4; Bo Tully 2-1; Josh Stuberg 0-3.

MISSOULA, MONTANA - Kicker Brody McKnight connected on a school-record six field goals and halfback Peter Nguyen rushed for a career-high 149 yards to lead The University of Montana Grizzlies to a 32-7 victory over the Western Oregon College Wolves in a non-league game in UM’s Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The Griz (8-2 overall) dominated the Wolves (6-4), and scored all seven times they were in the red zone, but six of those scores came via McKnight’s foot in the form of field goals. The Division II Wolves, who lead the Great Northwest Athletic Conference with a 6-1 record, made things interest ing when they scored their only touchdown of the game in the third quarter. When senior quarterback Cory Bean hit sophomore flanker Lucas Gonsalves for a 27-yard TD, it cut the Griz lead to 15-7 with 9:24 left in the third stanza. The Grizzlies answered the Wolves’ touchdown with one of their own, though, as redshirt freshman halfback Brett Kirschner scored on a 1-yard run, giving Montana a 22-7 lead at the 6:37 mark of the third quarter. Nguyen was instrumental in Kirschner’s touchdown run in UM’s nine-play, 54-yard drive, as the 5-8,182-pound junior rushed five times for 33 yards, including a key four-and-one carry that advanced the ball to the Wolves 1-yard line. Nguy en was banged up on that run to the 1-yard line and did not return to the game. Montana tacked on another score when junior quarter back Nate Montana tossed a 5-yard scoring pass to senior wide receiver Antwon Moutra, making the score 29-7 Griz with 13:12 left in the game. The Grizzlies final points came on McKnight’s sixth re cord-breaking field goal, this one coming from 24 yards out with 8:30 remaining in the contest, making it 32-7. The Griz had 53 plays and racked up 282 yards in the first half, but managed only 12 points, as McKnight booted field goals covering 24, 21, 51, and 30 yards. Montana played four quarterbacks, and starter Jordan Johnson was ll-of-16-0 for 103 yards, but left the game after just one quarter of action due to an injury. McKnight’s four first-half field goals were set up by the running of Nguyen, who gained 84 yards on 13 carries and the passing of Johnson (103 yards) and junior QB Gerald Kemp, who threw for 64 yards and rushed for 24 more in the first 30 minutes of the game. Sam Gratton also contributed a lot in the first half with 6 catches for 72 yards. The Griz defense was once again stellar, holding the Wolves to 221 total yards and 13 first downs. Sophomore linebacker John Kanogata’a led UM with 8 stops, while true freshman safety Matt Hermanson had 7 tackles and an inter ception. Senior tackle Bryan Waldhauser added 7 stops and 1.5 tackles for loss. Sophomore cornerback Sean Murray had two interceptions. Bean and fellow quarterbacks Cody VonAppen and Ryan Bergman were a combined 10-of-31-4 for 156 yards and one TD. WOU had 31 rushes for 65 net yards. Sophomore linebacker Devin Wells led the Wolves with a game-high 18 tackles.

2011 REVIEW GAME #11 OF 2011 MONTANA AT MONTANA STATE Nov. 19, 2011 at Bozeman, Mont. Attendance: 20,247 Score by Quarters Univ. of Montana Montana State

1 0 0

2 12 0

3 17 7

4 7 3

Total 36 10

Qtr Time Scoring play 2nd 09:10 UM - Brody McKnight 34 field goal, 11-31 4:47 06:18 UM - TEAM safety 02:15 UM - Kav. Middleton 2 pass from Jordan Johnson (McKnight kick), 9-60 3:57 3rd 14:07 MSU - Elvis Akpla 7 pass from D. McGhee (J. Cunningham kick), 3-35 0:53 13:49 UM - Jabin Sambrano 79 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 1-79 0:18 10:05 UM - McKnight 33 field goal, 7-34 1:58 05:37 UM - Dan Moore 37 run (McKnight kick), 7-64 2:52 4th 14:16 MSU - J. Cunningham 38 field goal, 9-58 2:57 09:28 UM - Peter Nguyen 21 run (McKnight kick), 11-91 4:48 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UM 24 47-309 164 31-15-0 78-473 0-0 2-4 4-76 0-0 6-42.5 0-0 7-90 33:54 8 of 18 3 of 3 3-3 3-15

MSU 13 27-79 171 33-16-0 60-250 0-0 3-24 6-135 0-0 6-37.7 2-1 3-20 26:06 1 of 13 0 of 1 2-3 0-0

RUSHING: Montana- Peter Nguyen 19-123; Dan Moore 15-116; Brett Kirschner 4-37; Jordan Johnson 4-27; Beau Donaldson 2-7; Jabin Sambrano 1-2; Antwon Moutra 1-1. Montana State- Cody Kirk 11-45; DeNarius McGhee 8-29; Everett Gilbert 2-4; Tray Robinson 6-1. PASSING: Montana- Jordan Johnson 15-31-0-164. Montana State- DeNarius McGhee 16-33-0-171. RECEIVING: Montana- Jabin Sambrano 4-96; Kav. Middleton 3-15; Greg Hardy 2-27; Bryce Carver 2-8; Antwon Moutra 1-13; Sam Gratton 1-9. Montana State- Elvis Akpla 6-113; Cody Kirk 3-19; Tray Robinson 3-2; Tanner Bleskin 1-15; Steven Foster 1-12; Everett Gilbert 1-7; John Ellis 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana- None. Montana State- None. FUMBLES: Montana- None. Montana State- Tray Robinson 1-0; DeNarius McGhee 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Montana- Trumaine Johnson 1-0; Bryan Waldhauser 1-0. MSU- None. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana- Caleb McSurdy 7-1; J. Kanonagta’a 5-3; Alex Shaw 5-1; Tru. Johnson 3-2; Donny Lisowski 3-1; Bry. Waldhauser 3-0; Caleb Walden 2-1; Bobby Alt 2-1; Ryan Fetherston 2-0; Josh Harris 1-1. Montana State- Jody Owens 8-5; Deonte Flowers 5-3; Joel Fuller 6-1; G. Galloway 3-4; Darius Jones 5-1; Zach Minter 4-1; Clay Bignell 3-2; C. Schreibeis 2-3.

BOZEMAN, MONTANA —The University of Montana had two play ers rush for more than 100 yards and the Grizzly defense stymied Montana State’s potent offense en route to a 36-10 key Big Sky Conference victory at MSU’s Bobcat Stadium. The seventh-ranked Grizzlies claimed the league’s regular-season championship over the top-ranked Bobcats due to the head-to-head tie breaker in the league’s standings. It was the 70th Griz victory in the 111th game of the storied rivalry. Montana has now won 22 of the past 26 games and leads the series 70-36-5. With the regular-season title Montana earned the automatic berth into the FCS playoffs. This will be the 18th season in the last 19 years that the Griz has advanced to the playoffs. The Grizzly defense set the tone for the game. Montana’s “D” held MSU’s prolific offense, which had averaged 459 yards and 36.6 points a game before last Saturday, to just 250 yards and 10 points. The Griz rushed 47 times for 309 yards and two scores, and passed for another 165 yards and a pair of touchdowns, racking up 473 total yards and 24 first downs (18 rushing). Griz junior running backs Peter Nguyen and Dan Moore rushed for 123 and 116 yards, respectively. The Cats cut the Griz lead to 12-7 when sophomore quarterback Denarius McGhee connected with senior wide receiver Elvis Akpla on a 7-yard scoring pass with 14:07 to go in the third quarter. The Grizzlies came right back on their first play from scrimmage in the second half, though, as senior wide receiver Jabin Sambrano hauled in a 79-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson, making the score 19-7 Griz with 13:49 left in the third quarter. After Sambrano’s long TD grab, the Grizzlies tacked on three more points on a 33-yard field goal by senior kicker Brody McKnight, taking a 22-7 lead with 10:05 left in the third. Moore, who had not played in more than a month due to an injury he suffered in the Portland State game (Oct. 15), rushed 15 times for a careerhigh 116 yards. His longest run of the game was a 37-yard touchdown scamper, which gave the Griz a 29-7 lead with 5:37 left in the third. MSU’s final points came on a 38-yard field goal by senior kicker Jason Cunningham with 14:16 remaining in the game. Nguyen capped off his second straight 100-yard rushing game with a nifty, zig-zagging 21-yard touchdown run with 9:28 left in the game, mak ing it the final, 36-10. Two weeks ago, in UM’s last game, Nguyen rushed for a career-high 149 yards in a 32-7 home win over Western Oregon. The game started out slow, with the teams battling between the 25-yard lines for the majority of the first quarter, with neither scoring. The Grizzlies got on the scoreboard at the 9:10 mark in the second quarter when McKnight nailed a 34-yard field goal to give the Griz a 3-0 lead. MSU stopped the Griz on their next drive, but McKnight’s 49-yard punt gave MSU poor field position at their own 3-yard line. On MSU’s first possession from the three, McGhee was called for intentional grounding in the end zone for a safety when he was tackled by senior cornerback Tru maine Johnson with 6:12 to play in the half, and the Griz took a 5-0 lead. Montana pushed the lead to 12-0 on a 2-yard pass from Johnson to senior tight end Kavario Middleton for a touchdown on a 4th-and-2 play with 3:57 left in the half. MSU had Cunningham’s 58-yard field goal at tempt blocked by senior defensive end Bobby Alt with four seconds left until intermission, and UM took a 12-0 lead at the break. Johnson was 15-of-31-0 for 164 yards and two touchdowns. Sambrano had 4 catches for 96 yards and a TD, while Middleton had 3 for 15 and a score. Junior tight end Greg Hardy and junior wide-out Bryce Carver had two receptions each. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy and sophomore LB John Kanongata’a led Montana with 8 tackles each. UM senior linebacker Alex Shaw added 6 tackles and 1.5 stops for loss. Trumaine Johnson had 5 tackles, including the key one in the end zone that led to the safety. McGhee was 16-of-33-0 for 171 yards and a TD. Akpla had 6 grabs for 113 yards and a score. Junior linebacker Jody Owens led MSU with 13 tackles.

GAME #12 OF 2011: FCS SECOND ROUND GAME CENTRAL ARKANSAS AT MONTANA Dec. 3, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 22,005 Score by Quarters Central Arkansas Univ. of Montana

1 2 3 4 0 0 7 7 17 14 7 3

Total 14 41

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 10:46 UM - Brody McKnight 31 field goal, 7-27 2:39 06:40 UM - Jabin Sambrano 8 pass from Jordan Johnson (McKnight kick), 5-21 1:41 01:10 UM - Peter Nguyen 2 run (McKnight kick), 10-93 3:15 2nd 05:56 UM - Jordan Canada 11 run (McKnight kick), 13-80 4:35 00:26 UM - Sambrano 22 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 2-31 0:39 3rd 09:30 UM - Canada 12 run (McKnight kick), 10-70 4:27 04:54 UCA - Jesse Grandy 44 pass from Nathan Dick (Eddie Camara kick), 4-86 1:12 4th 12:08 UM - McKnight 20 field goal, 12-51 4:57 01:58 UCA - Al Lasker 8 pass from Dick (Camara kick), 13-80 5:15 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UCA 13 14-25 265 40-26-1 2 54-290 0-0 1-1 7-115 2-24 7-45.1 5-3 9-74 21:17 2 of 10 0 of 1 1-1 1-2

UM 27 8-229 186 9-18-2 87-415 1-8 5-30 2-34 1 -2 5-49.8 2-0 4-35 38:43 5 of 15 1 of 1 6-6 1-4

RUSHING: Central Arkansas-Bobo, Terence 3-11; Hinton, Jackie 4-7; Dick, Nathan 2-5; Blackmon, Anthony 4-3; TEAM 1-minus 1. Montana-Peter Nguyen 16-79; Jordan Canada 10-58; Dan Moore 9-33; Gerald Kemp 7-31; Jordan Johnson 6-26; Brett Kirschner 8-13; TEAM 2-minus 11. PASSING: Central Arkansas-Dick, Nathan 26-40-1-265. Montana-Jordan Johnson 16-25-2-135; Nate Montana 1-2-0-10; Antwon Moutra 1-1-0-41; Jabin Sambrano 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Central Arkansas-Lasker, Al 4-29; Bobo, Terence 4-17; Grandy, Jesse 3-57; Jackson, Isaiah 3-39; Lewis, Dezmin 3-36; Steele, Derrick 3-26; Soft, Brett 2-33; Hart, Thomas 2-24; Hinton, Jackie 1-6. Montana-Antwon Moutra 6-66; Kavario Middleton 4-65; Jabin Sambrano 4-39; Greg Hardy 1-10; Bryce Carver 1-9; Jordan Canada 1-0; Sam Gratton 1-minus 3. INTERCEPTIONS: UCA-McKnight, Jerre 2-24. Montana-Trumaine Johnson 1-minus 2. FUMBLES: UCA-Jackson, Isaiah 1-0; Blackmon, Antho 1-0; Hinton, Jackie 1-1; Hart, Thomas 1-1; Grandy, Jesse 1-1. Montana-TEAM 1-0; Jabin Sambrano 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): UCA-Jester, Jeremy 1-0. Montana-Ryan Fetherston 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): UCA-Newsome, Frank 5-11; Love, Jestin 6-5; Lett, Jermayne 2-9; Allison, Seth 4-6; Sims, Jessie 0-10; Brady, Karl 6-2; McKnight, Jerre 5-3; Hornbuckle, Mat 3-5, Montana-John Kanonagta’a 3-6; Matt Hermanson 3-3; Houston Roots 3-2; Bo Tully 3-2; Sean Murray 2-3; Ryan Fetherston 2-2; Trumaine Johnson 1-3; Caleb McSurdy 1-2.

MISSOULA, MONTANA - The University of Montana Griz zlies dominated in all phases of the game en route to a 41-14 victo ry over the University of Central Arkansas Bears in a 2011 NCAA Division 1 Football Championship Subdivision second round playoff game in UM’s Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The fifth-ranked Grizzlies (10-2) will host the second-ranked Northern Iowa Panthers (10-2) in a quarterfinal playoff game on Friday, Dec. 9. UNI defeated visiting Wofford 28-21 in a secondround contest. Senior wide receiver Jabin Sambrano caught two touchdown passes from sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson; redshirt freshman Jordan Canada rushed for two scores, and junior half back Peter Nguyen also ran for a TD to pace Montana’s offense. The Grizzlies jumped to a 17-0 first quarter lead on a 31-yard field goal by senior kicker Brody McKnight, an 8-yard Johnsonto-Sambrano hook-up, and a 2-yard run by Nguyen. Three UCA turnovers led to all three of those opening quarter scores by UM. McKnight’s field goal was set up by a fumble recovery by Griz sophomore cornerback Sean Murray. The TD pass to Sambrano followed a fumble recovery by freshman safety Matt Hermanson, while Nguyen’s touchdown rush came after an interception by se nior cornerback Trumaine Johnson. Montana scored twice more before the break, as Canada broke loose on an 11-yard run, and Johnson hit Sambrano for a 22-yard TD pass with 26 seconds remaining in the second quarter, and the Griz took a commanding 31-0 lead at halftime. Canada’s second scoring run came with 9:30 to go in the third quarter, boosting Montana’s lead to 38-0. UCA got on the board with 4:54 to go in the third on a 44-yard touchdown pass from se nior quarterback Nathan Dick to junior wide receiver Jesse Grandy. Montana’s final points came on a 20-yard field goal by McK night with 12:08 left to play. McKnight upped his school record streak of consecutive field goals to 16. He also averaged 49.2 yards on four punts. The 15th-ranked Bears’ (9-4) final score came on an 8-yard touchdown pass from Dick to freshman wide receiver Al Lasker, making it the final, 41-14, with 1:58 left to play. Offensively the Grizzlies rushed 58 times for 229 yards and three touchdowns, and they passed for 135 yards and two scores, and had 27 first downs. Montana also had a huge edge in time of possession: 38:43 to 21:17. Nguyen had game-highs of 16 carries for 79 yards, while Can ada had 10 carries for 58 yards. UM junior halfback Dan Moore picked up 33 yards on 9 totes, and junior Gerald Kemp added 31 yards on seven rushes. Jordan Johnson was 16-of-25-2 for 135 yards and two TDs. UM senior receiver Antwon Moutra had game-highs of 6 catches for 66 yards, while senior tight end Kavario Middleton had 4 for 65, and Sambrano added 4 grabs for 39 and the two scores. The Griz “D” held UCA to 290 total yards, 13 first downs, and the Bears were 2-of-10 on third down conversions. The Bears rushed 14 times for 25 net yards. Montana recovered three of UCA’s five fumbles, and had one pick. Sophomore linebacker John Kanongata’a led the Griz with 9 tackles. Hermanson, a true freshman, had 6 tackles, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, and a tackle for loss. Trumaine John son’s pick was his first this season, but the 14th of his career, rank ing him fourth on the career list. UM’s other top tacklers were sophomore safety Bo Tully (5 to tal tackles), senior cornerback Houston Roots (5 TT), and Murray also had 5 stops and recovered a fumble. Dick was 26-of-40-l for 265 yards and two touchdowns. Lask er had 4 catches for 29 yards, and 11 different UCA players had at least one reception. Senior middle linebacker Frank Newsome led the Bears with a game-high 16 tackles.

M B S GAME #13 OF 2011s FCS QUARTERFINAL GAME NORTHERN IOWA AT MONTANA Dec. 9, 2011 at Missoula Attendance: 23,049 Score by Quarters Northern Iowa Univ. of Montana

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Qtr Time Scoring play 1st 09:22 UNI - Jarred Herring 27 pass from Rennie, Tirrell (Sievertsen, T. kick), 5-56 1:38 00:06 UM - Jordan Canada 1 run (Brody McKnight kick), 9-39 4:01 2nd 10:50 UM - Jordan Johnson 6 run (McKnight kick), 8-75 2:51 08:22 UNI - Sievertsen 21 field goal, 6-64 2:21 04:26 UM - Peter Nguyen 10 run (McKnight kick), 3-47 1:00 00:30 UM - Kav. Middleton 5 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 6-51 1:56 3rd 12:09 UM - Sam Gratton 8 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick), 8-62 2:46 4th 10:43 UM - Gratton 25 pass from Johnson (McKnight kick failed), 7-91 2:48 08:56 UM - Donny Lisowski 35 interception return (McKnight kick) UNI FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

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RUSHING: Northern Iowa-Johnson, David 4-68; Rennie, Tirrell 22-51; Anderson,Carlos 9-29; Cutkomp, Zach 3-7; Lanpher, Jared 1-minus 4. Montana-Jordan Johnson 10-86; Peter Nguyen 7-57; Dan Moore 9-51; Jordan Canada 12-35; Brett Kirschner 3-21; Jabin Sambrano 1-9; Gerald Kemp 3-8; Lance Carl 2-3. PASSING: Northern Iowa-Rennie, Tirrell 9-19-2-93; Lanpher, Jared 1-3-1-13. Montana-Jordan Johnson 13-20-0-196. RECEIVING: Northern Iowa-Herring, Jarred 5-67; Johnson, David 2-11; Howard, Darion 1-14; Collins, Josh 1-8; Sinkfield, T. 1-6. Montana-Sam Gratton 4-90; Antwon Moutra 3-56; Jordan Canada 2-13; Jabin Sambrano 1-28; Kavario Middleton 1-5; Peter Nguyen 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: UNI-None. Montana-Donny Lisowski 1-35; Brock Coyle 1-10; T. Johnson 1-minus 5. FUMBLES: UNI-None. Montana-Jordan Canada 1-0; Jordan Johnson 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): UNI-None. Montana-J. Kanonagta’a 1-1; Bobby Alt 1-1; Caleb McSurdy 0-1; Ben Hughes 0-1; Alex Shaw 0-1; Josh Harris 0-1. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): UNI-Fort, L.J. 4-13; Scott, Garrett 4-8; Boothby, Ben 2-9; Conley, James 3-6. Montana-Caleb McSurdy 4-6; Matt Hermanson 5-3; Alex Shaw 2-5; J. Kanonagta’a 4-2; Tru. Johnson 4-2; Mike McCord 2-4; Bobby Alt 1-4; Josh Harris 0-5; Alex Bienemann 0-4; Sean Murray 2-1; Josh Dennard 2-1; Andrew Badger 1-2; Bry. Waldhauser 0-3; Ryan Fetherston 0-3; Ben Hughes 0-3.

MISSOULA, MONTANA —The fifth-ranked/fourth-seed University of Montana Grizzlies defeated the visiting second-ranked/fifth-seed Uni versity of Northern Iowa Panthers in a NCAA 2011 Division I Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinal game in a dominating fashion, 48-10 Friday (Dec. 9) evening in front of a national television audience on ESPN. The Grizzlies (11-2) improve to 11-0 at home in FCS quarterfinale games, and advance to the semifinals for the 11th time in school history. It was also the ninth win in a row today for Montana. A raucous Washington-Grizzly Stadium crowd of 23,049, saw UNI finish its season with a 10-3 record. Just as in last week’s 41-14 second round victory over the visiting Central Arkansas Bears, the Grizzlies dominated in every phase of the game. In that win over UCA the Griz rushed 58 times for 229 yards, while the “D” held the Bears to 290 total yards, including just 25 rushing. Against UNI, Montana rushed 49 times for 267 yards and passed for another 196 en route to 463 total yards and 20 first downs. The Griz were 5-of-5 scoring in the red zone and converted 7-of-13 first downs. UNI had 257 total yards and 11 first downs, and the Griz defense sacked Panther quarterbacks five times and also had 10 tackles for loss. UNI was 5-of-16 on third down conversions. The Panthers’ only touchdown came on their second possession of the game, as senior quarterback Tirrell Rennie hit senior wide receiver Jarred Herring on a 27-yard touchdown pass, which gave UNI a 7-0 lead with 9:22 to go in the first quarter. But, the Grizzlies scored on five of their eight first-half possessions en route to an impressive 28-10 lead at intermission. Montana knotted the game at 7-7 with six seconds left in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by redshirt freshman halfback Jordan Canada. The Griz then took the lead for good on their next series, as sophomore quarterback Jordan Johnson broke up the middle for a 6-yard touchdown run, giving UM a 14-7 lead at the 10:50 mark of the second quarter. UNI scored its final points of the game after Johnson’s scoring run on a 21-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Tyler Sievertsen, making it 14-10 Griz with 10:50 to go in the second quarter. The Griz then scored twice more before halftime, the first TD coming on a 10-yard run by junior halfback Peter Nguyen, and the second on a 5-yard pass from Johnson to senior tight end Kavrio Middleton, the latter coming with just 30 seconds remaining until halftime. Johnson had two more scoring passes in the third and fourth quar ters, both to junior wide receiver Sam Gratton. The first Johnson-toGratton hook-up covered 8 yards, while the second came from 25 yards out, making it 41-10 Griz with 10:43 left to play. UM closed out the scoring with 8:56 left when senior cornerback Donny Lisowski picked off a Rennie pass for his first career interceptions and sprinted down the left sideline for a 35-yard touchdown, making it the final, 48-10. Johnson was 13-of-20-0 for 196 yards and 3 touchdowns. He also rushed for a game-high 86 yards on 10 carries, while Nguyen had 7 totes for 37 yards and a score. Gratton had 4 catches for 90 yards and the two TDs, while senior wide receiver Antwon Moutra had 3 grabs for 56 yards. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy led UM with 10 tackles, while freshman safety Matt Hermanson had 8 stops, and senior linebacker Alex Shaw added 7. They were followed by sophomore linebacker John Kanongata’a, senior cornerback Trumaine Johnson, and senior safety Mike McCord had 6 tackles each. Kanongata’s had 2.5 tackles for loss and McSurdy had 2.0. Lisowski had an interception, as did sophomore linebacker Brock Coyle. Tru maine Johnson, a Buck Buchanan Award finalist, also had an intercep tion for the second week in row. Freshman halfback David Johnson led UNI with 68 yards rushing, while Rennie had 22 carries for 51 yards. Rennie was 9-of-19-2 for 93 yards and one TD. Herring had 5 catches for 67 yards and a score. Senior linebacker L.J. Fort, also a Buchanan Award finalist, had a game-high 17 tackles.

GAME #14 OF 2011s FCS SEMIFINAL GAME MONTANA AT SAM HOUSTON STATE Dec. 16, 2011 Huntsville, Texas Attendance: 12,367 Score by Quarters Univ. of Montana Sam Houston State

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RUSHING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 11-64; Jordan Canada 7-13; Jabin Sambrano 1-12; Peter Nguyen 8-10; Dan Moore 5-4. Sam Houston State-Flanders, Tim 26-287; Sincere, Richar 9-49; Wilson, Ryan 5-30; Bell, Brian 9-25; TEAM 2-minus 8. PASSING: Montana-Jordan Johnson 21-33-1-277. Sam Houston State-Bell, Brian 10-14-1-113. RECEIVING: Montana-Antwon Moutra 4-33; Jabin Sambrano 3-72; Bryce Carver 2-44; Kavario Middleton 2-32; Jordan Canada 2-27; Dan Moore 2-26; Sam Gratton 2-13; Greg Hardy 2-9; Cam Warren 1-14; Mitch Saylor 1-7. Sam Houston State-Williams, Torra 3-36; Diller, Trey 2-33; Merritt, Grant 1-20; Standley, J.D. 1-11; Pride, Melvis 1-7; Blanton, Keith 1-5; Wilson, Ryan 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: Montana-Caleb McSurdy 1-61. Sam Houston State-Sneed, Bookie 1-0. FUMBLES: Montana-Jordan Johnson 2-2. Sam Houston State-Sincere, Richar 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): Montana-None. Sam Houston State-Hamlett, Cory 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montana-Matt Hermanson 12-1; J. Kanonagta’a 8-2; Josh Harris 5-0; Bobby Alt 3-2; Mike McCord 4-0; Caleb McSurdy 3-1. Sam Houston State-Taylor, Darnell 6-3; Taylor, Darius 4-3; Sneed, Bookie 5-1.

HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS - It was a tale of two halfs, and the Grizzlies’ comeback effort was impressive, but fell short in a NCAA FCS semifinal game in SHSU’s Bowers Stadium. The Bearkats (14-0) jumped to a 21-0 first quarter lead, but the Griz scored twice in the second quarter and trailed 28-14 at halftime. The scoring plays in the first half by UM were a 30-yard scoring pass from Jordan Johnson to Jabin Sambrano and a 61yard interception for a score by linebacker Caleb McSurdy. Montana out-scored the Kats 14-3 in the second half and ad vanced the ball to the SHSU 49-yard line on its final drive, but SHSU ran out the clock and denied the Grizzlies their eighth trip to the national championship game. Montana (11-3) had its run of consecutive wins end at nine. The Griz “D’ turned it up a few notches in the final 30 minutes, as Sam Houston State had just two first downs in the second half prior to its final, game-clinching drive. Bearkat sophomore halfback Tim Flanders was unstoppable, gaining 287 yards on 26 carries —11.0 yards per tote. He led a Kat ground attack that rushed 51 times for 383 yards. Flanders had eight rushes for 63 yards, including a key 22-yard gain on a 4thand-1 from the SHSU 47-yard line in his team’s final drive. The Kats scored on their first three possessions of the game. Quarterback Brian Bell scored on an 11 -yard run with 10:36 left in the first quarter; Flanders scored on a 69-yard scamper; and Bell connected with Grant Merritt for a 20-yard touchdown pass, giv ing the host team a 21 -0 lead at the 1:42 mark of the opening quar ter. The Griz finally got on the board when Johnson hit Sambrano for a 30-yard TD pass with 6:27 left in the second quarter to cut the lead to 21-7. The Kats answered with a 27-yard touchdown pass from Bell to Trey Diller with 2:15 left in the half for the 28-7 lead. Johnson was intercepted on the next play from scrimmage, but when the Griz were in need of a big play, the All-American Mc Surdy came up big. With a minute left in the half, McSurdy batted down and intercepted Bell’s pass and ran it back for the 61-yard TD. The start of the second half was shaky for Montana, as the Kats pinned the Griz back on their own 13-yard line on their second possession. On the first play of the drive Johnson fumbled the ball and it was recovered by Eric Fieilo on the Grizzly 8-yard line. The Montana defense kept the Kats out of the end zone, but Craig Al aniz connected on a field goal from 25-yards out for the 31-14 lead. The Grizzly offense then found its rhythm. On UM’s next pos session it drove 61 yards on 10 plays, capped off with a 3-yard scor ing run by Canada with 3:36 remaining in the third quarter, cut ting the Sam Houston State lead to 31-21. The Griz defense forced the Kats to punt on their next posses sion. The Montana offense took advantage of the opportunity, and drove 80 yards capped off when Johnson had a career-long 54-yard run for a touchdown, which cut the Bearkat advantage to 31-28 with 11:26 left in the game. Momentum was on the Grizzlies’ side, and the Montana de fense forced the Kats to punt with 9:10 to play giving the offense plenty of time to work with. A promising Grizzly drive failed to materialize into points after Johnson’s pass to an open Sambrano on a post route died in the wind and the pass came up short with 6:00 left in the game. Johnson led the Griz with 64 yards on the ground and was 21of-33-1 passing for a game-high 227 yards with one touchdown. Bell was 11-for-14-1 for 113 yards and two TDs. The Grizzlies outscored the Kats 28-10 after the first quarter including a 7-3 third quarter — the first time all year that Sam Houston has been outscored in the third. “I was proud of how we played the second half,” Griz head coach Robin Pflugrad said. “We really dug ourselves a big hole in the first half and credit Sam Houston State with their play.”

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SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS; #-YARDS PUNT RETURNS; #-YARDS INT RETURNS; #-YARDS KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-AVG Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pet. 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pet. SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game Score by quarters Montana Opponents

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KICK RETURNS Jabin Sambrano Peter Nguyen Beau Donaldson Greg Hardy Total Opponents

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(Numbers in (parentheses) indicate Held goal was made.)

SCORING

TD F G s 0 21-28 14 0-0 0-0 9 Jordan Canada 0-0 7 Dan Moore 0-0 6 Peter Nguyen 0-0 4 Jordan Canada 3 0-0 Kav. Middleton 0-0 3 Gerald Kemp 0-0 3 Sam Gratton 0-0 Antwon Moutra 3 2 0-0 Brett Kirschner 1 0-0 Bryce Carver 0-0 Donny Lisowski 1 1 0-0 Josh Dennard 1 0-0 Caleb McSurdy 0-0 0 Ben Hughes 0-0 0 TEAM 58 21-28 Total 13-17 34 Opponents

K ick 53-54 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 53-54 32-32

PATS 1Rush Rev 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 1-1 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 2 1-1 1 1-1

Pass DXP S a f P ts 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3 1-1

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

116 84 54 42 36 26 22 18 18 18 12 6 6 6 6 2 2 474 279

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

FIELD GOALS M ade-Att P e t. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 !5 0-99 Lg Blkd 51 0 6-io :2-3 7-7 6-8 75.0 0-0 Brody McKnight 21.-28 TOTAL OFFENSE Jordan Johnson Peter Nguyen Jordan Canada Gerald Kemp Dan Moore Nate Montana Jabin Sambrano Brett Kirschner Beau Donaldson Caleb Walden Antwon Moutra Lance Carl Smithwick-Hann TEAM Total Opponents

1Plays Rush Pass Total -Avg/G

432 151 113 75 120 45 7 39 11 11 4 8 4 13 1033 952

13 14 13 11 11 9 14 8 10 14 14 5 4 10 14 14

2400 0 0 218 0 274 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 2933 2668

506 835 580 223 430 -3 141 135 81 44 1 19 -9 -31 2952 1912

Long TB

223.5 59.6 44.6 40.1 39.1 30.1 10.1 16.9 8.1 3.1 3.0 3.8 -2.2 -3.1 420.4 327.1

2906 835 580 441 430 271 141 135 81 44 42 19 -9 -31 5885 4580

PUNTING Brody McKnight Sean Wren TEAM Total Opponents

No. 53 19 1 73 89

Y ards 2266 812 8 3086 3687

Avg 42.8 42.7 8.0 42.3 41.4

75 63 8 75 64

2 4 0 6 8

KICKOFFS Brody McKnight Total Opponents

No 90 90 61

Yards

Avg 62.4 62.4 62.2

TB 6 6 6

OB 3 3 1

Retn

Net

YdLn

20.7 21.0

43 .1 41 .6

26 28

ALL P U R PO S E Jabin Sambrano Peter Nguyen Jordan Canada Dan Moore

GP 14 14 13 11

Rush

Rev

141 835 580 430

632 215 93 111

PR 354 48 0 0

KR 836 285 0 0

IR 0 0 0 0

5613 5613 3792

B re tt Kirschner, 5 0 Rf3

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FC 7 3 0 10 14

120 16 9 0 25 23

5 0 + Blkd 11 3 1 5 0 0 4 16 0 16

T otal 1963 1383 673 541

A vg/G 140.2 98.8 51.8 49.2

Griz Football 1 OVERALL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS DEFENSIVE LEADERS G P 40 52 32 50 12 2 9 30 91 20 37 96 5 53 59 56 31 98 13 44 41 58

Caleb McSurdy John Kanongataa Alex Shaw Bryan Waldhauser Matt Hermanson Trumaine Johnson Mike McCord Bo Tully Bobby Alt Houston Roots Ryan Fetherston Josh Harris Donny Lisowski Josh Stuberg Tyrone Duncan Brock Coyle Andrew Badger Ben Hughes Sean Murray Jordan Tripp Caleb Walden Zack Wagenmann

14 14 14 14 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 11 14 13 11 13 3 14 13

Solo

Ast

55 38 24 17 38 35 21 31 16 35 28 17 22 11 8 15 13 7 10 6 3 5

76 55 51 52 27 19 32 21 36 16 19 26 15 26 25 16 16 19 13 12 11 8

Tackles Total TFL-Yds 131 93 75 69 65 54 53 52 52 51 47 43 37 37 33 31 29 26 23 18 14 13

9.5-36 12.0-37 9.0-24 11.0-41 3.5-6 6.0-14 0.5-3 10.0-37 5.5-20 8.5-28 9.5-45 2.5-12 2.0-6 3.0-8 4.5-13 4.5-12 0.5-2 1.5-2 1.0-4

Pass D efense Int-Yds BO PD

4.0-24 3.5-21 2.0-14 5.5-28 1.0-3 4.5-24

2-80 1-9 3-45 2-7 3-106 1-18 3-2 1-35 1-10 2-24 -

_ 4.5-18 3.5-24 2.0-11 0.5-2 0.5-0 1.5-7 2.5-10 0.5-2 -

_ -

2 2 2 1 12 2 2 2 7 1

_ 4 1 1 1 3 -

SO 5 M a tt Hermanson

5 0 PE Zack Wagenmann

Sacks Mo-Yds

2011 BSC CHAMPIONS

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Q bh 3 3 3 1 1 1 4 3 2 1 1

Fumbles Blkd Rcv-Yds FF Kick 1-8 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 -

2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 -

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Griz Football

2012 SCHEDULE DATE SEPT. 1

OPPONENT

TIME (MTN.)

ASOUTH DAKOTA

1:30 P.M.

SOUTH DAKOTA September 1 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Missoula, Mont. - Washington-Grizzly Stadium

(Griz FB Parents Day)

Sept. 8 SEPT. 15

at Appalachian State LIBERTY

4:30 p.m. 1:30 P.M.

(Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame Game)

SEPT. 22

#NORTHERN ARIZONA*

1:30 P.M.

(Homecoming)

Sept. 29 Oct. 6 OCT. 13

#at Eastern Washington* #at Northern Colorado*

5:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

ASOUTHERN UTAH*

1:30 P.M.

Oct. 20

#at North Dakota*

1:30 p.m.

OCT. 27

#IDAHO STATE* (Military Appreciation Game)

1:30 P.M.

Nov. 3

#at Weber State*

1:30 p.m.

NOV. 17

#MONTANA STATE* (112th meeting)

1:30 P.M.

*=Big Sky Conference game

JOE GLENN Head Coach

(Cancer Awareness Game)

*Missouri Valley Football Cotif. game Aat Howard Wood Field, Sioux Falls, S.D.

2011 R esults

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

#=Televised on ROOT Sports

A=Televised by Max Media

GRIZ LODGING ON THE ROAD IN 2012 APPALACHIAN STATE................................................(SEPT. 8) Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk 1615 Tynecastle Highway Banner Elk, NC 28604 828-898-4571

EASTERN WASHINGTON.

Senior WR

.......................... (SEPT. 2 9 )

(OCT. 6)

. (OCTOBER 2 0 )

Canad Inns Destination Center 1000 South 42nd Street Grand Forks, ND 58201 701-787-2516

WEBER STATE.

L. 2 0 -3 7 W, 30-17 W. 48-10 L, 10-59 W, 30-0 W, 24-19 L, 3-28 W, 27-24 L, 2 4-27 W, 4 8 -14 L, 37-38

*Great West Football Conference game

Fort Collins Marriott 350 East Horsetooth Road Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 800-342-4398

NORTH DAKOTA.............

at Air Firce Eastern W ashington NW O klahom a State at W isconsin Lindenw ood Southern Utah* at Illinois State UC Davis* at Cal Poly* M issouri S&T at North Dakota*

WILL POWELL

Northern Quest Resort 100 North Hayford Rd Airway Heights, WA 99001 888-603-7051

NORTHERN COLORADO â&#x2013;

2 0 1 2 S c h e d u le Sept. 1 at Montana Sept. 8 C olgate Sept. 22 at N orthw estern Sept. 29 Illinois S tate* Oct. 6 W estern Illinois* Oct. 13 at M issouri S tate* Oct. 2 0 vs. N orth D akota S tate* ~ Oct. 2 7 at Indiana S tate* Nov. 3 at Y oungstow n S tate* Nov. 10 N orthern Iow a* Nov. 17 at South D akota S tate*

- (NOV. 3)

Ogden Marriott 247 24th Street Ogden, Utah 84401 801-627-1190

2011 BSC CHAMPIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location..................................................................................Vermillion, S.D. Enrollment............................................................................................. 10,151 President............................. James W. Abbott Athletic Director.........................................................................David Sayler Colors...................................................................................... Red and White Nickname..................................................................... Coyotes (KI-YOTES) Stadium (Capacity).................................................. Dakota Dome (10,000) FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma Mater)...................... Joe Glenn (South Dakota, 1975) Record at South Dakota............................................................. First Season Overall Record (Season) ........................ 188-100-1 (25th Season) Conference.............................................................Missouri Valley Football 2011 Record.................. 6-5 2011 Conference Record (Finish) 2-2 (2nd-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................33/23 Starters Returning/Lost......................................................................... 13-12 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 4 Defensive Starters Returning............................ 6 Special Teams Returning..................... 3 MEDIA INFORMATION Football Contact...................................................................................... TBA Email.......................................................................................................... TBA Office Phone (Fax) .................................... (605) 677-5927 (677-5618) Cell Phone...............................................................................(515) 490-4627 Press Box Phone.....................................................................(605) 677-5761 Website ...................................... www.usdcoyotes.com

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APPALACHIAN STATE

LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

September 8 - 4:30 p.m. MDT Boone, N.C. - Kidd Brewer Stadium

September 15 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Missoula, Mont. - Washington-Grizzly Stadium

JERRY MOORE Head Coach

2012 Schedule

2 0 1 2 S c h e d u le

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 S ept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

S ept. 1 S ept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 2 2 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

at E ast C arolina Montana The C itadel* at C hattan oo g a* C oastal Carolina Elon* a tS a m fo rd * W offord* at W estern C arolina* at G eorgia S ou th ern* Furm an*

TURNER GILL Head Coach

*Big South Con ference game

*Soul hern Conference game

2011 R S ept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 S ept. 2 4 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 19

2011 Results IKtummm

JAMAL JACKSON Junior QB

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 D ec. 3

at Virginia Tech N. C arolina A&T S av an nah S tate C h attan o og a* at W offord* at T he C itadel* S am ford* Ga. S o u th ern * at Furm an* W. C arolina* at Elon* M a in e #

*Southern Conference game ZNCAA FCS playoffgame

at W ake Forest Norfolk State at Montana Lehigh G ardner-W ebb* at P resbyterian C ollege* C oncord at C oastal C arolina* C harleston S o uthern* Stony Brook* at VMM*

L, 1 3 -6 6 W, 5 8 -6 W. 41 -6 W, 1 4 -1 2 L, 1 4 -2 8 W, 4 9 -4 2 W, 3 5 -1 7 W, 2 4 -1 7 L, 1 0 -2 0 W, 4 6 -1 4 W, 2 8 -2 4 L, 1 2 -3 4

e s u lts at N. C arolina State L 2 1 -4 3 W, 3 8 -7 R ob ert M orris L, 2 4 -2 7 -Jam es M adison L, 2 4 -2 7 at Lehigh K entucky W esleyan W, 5 7 -0 W, 3 5 -3 at G ardner-W ebb* W, 6 3 -2 7 C oastal Carolina* at C harleston Southern W, 3 8-16 P resbyterian C ollege' ' W, 2 7 -2 0 W, 37-31 VMI* L. 31-41 at S tony Brook*

"Big South Con ference game PAT KELLY Senior WR

GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location..................................................................................Lynchburg, Va. Location........................................................................................ Boone, N.C. Enrollm ent............................................................................... ..............17,344 Enrollment.............................................................................................12,500 Chancellor................................................................ Dr. Kenneth E. Peacock Chancellor..............................................................................Jerry Falwell, Jr. Athletic Director............................................................................Jeff Barber Athletic D irector............................................ Charlie Cobb Colors............................................................................ Red, White and Blue Colors Black and Gold Flames N icknam e.................................................................................. Mountaineers Nickname........................................................................... Stadium (Capacity) Williams (19,200) Stadium (Capacity).................................................... Kidd Brewer (23,150) FOOTBALL INFORMATION FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma Mater)...................... Turner Gill (North Texas, 1990) Head Coach (Alma M ater) Jerry Moore (Baylor 1961) Record at Liberty (Season) First Season Record at Appalachian State (Season) 207-83 (23rd Season) Overall Record (Season)................................................ 25-49 (6th Season) Overall Record (Season)....................................... 234-130-2 (30th Season) Conference....................................................................................... Big South Conference ............................................................................... Southern 2011 Record ..........................................................................................8-4 2011 Record................................................................................................ 7-4 2011 Conference Record (Finish)..................................................5-1 (2nd) 2011 Conference Record (Finish) 6-2 (lst-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................33/22 Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................................................. 43/15 Starters Returning/Lost...........................................................................17-9 Starters Returning/Lost...................................................................... 16/12 Offensive Starters R eturning....................................................................... 5 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 7 Defensive Starters R eturning....................................................................... 9 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 8 Special Teams R eturning.............................................................................. 3 Special Teams Returning.............................................................................. 1 MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION Football C ontact Mike Flynn Football Contact...................................................................Todd Wetmore Em ail...........................................................................flynnmh@appstate.edu Email............................................................................twetmore@liberty.edu Office Phone (Fax) (434) 582-2292 (582-2076) Office Phone (Fax) (828) 262-2845 (262-6106) Cell Phone...............................................................................(434) 841-8974 Cell P hone (828) 964-6406 Press Box Phone..................................................................... (434) 582-4628 Press Box Phone (828) 262-3172 W ebsite............................................................................... www.GoASU.com Website:..................................................................www.LibertyFlames.com

2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBAL

NORTHERN ARIZONA

EASTERN WASHINGTON

September 22 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Missoula, Mont. - Washington-Grizzly Stadium

September 29 - 5:00 p.m. MDT Cheney, Wash. - Roos Field

JEROME SO U E R S Head Coach

2012 Schedule

Aug. 3 0 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

Aug. 3 0 Sept. 8 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 2 0 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

at A rizona State at UNLV Fort Lew is at Montana* Portland S tate* at N orth D akota* UC D avis* at N orthern C olorado* at Idaho S tate* S outhern Utah* C alP o ly*

BEAU BALDWIN Head Coach

*Big Sky Conference game

2011 Results

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 S ept. 17 S ept. 24 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

at A rizona Fort Lew is at Portland S tate* Idaho S tate* E. W ashington* at M ontana S tate* Montana* at S ac S tate* No. C olorado* at W eber S tate* S outhern Utah

at Idaho at W ashington S tate at W eber S tate* Montana* N orth D akota* at M ontana S tate* S ac ra m e n to S tate* at S outhern U tah* Cal Poly UC D avis* at P ortland S tate*

L, 10-41 W, 5 8 -1 3 L, 29-31 W, 2 0 -3 L. 2 8 -3 6 L. 24-41 L. 24-28 W, 2 7 -2 6 W. 3 4 -1 4 L, 3 1 -3 4 L. 2 4 -2 7

at W ashington at S outh D akota a t M o n tan a* M ontana S tate* W eber S tate* at No. A rizona* No. C olorado* at S ac S tate* Portland S tate* at Cal Poly at Idaho S tate*

L, 2 7 -3 0 L, 1 7 -3 0 L, 1 4 -1 7 L, 2 1 -3 6 W, 27-21 W. 3 6 -2 8 W, 4 8 -2 7 W, 4 2 -3 5 (OT) L. 2 6 -4 3 W 53-51 (3 OT) W. 4 5 -1 4

"Big Sky Conference game

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Big Sky Conference game ZACH BAUMAN Junior RB

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 S ep t. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

Z A C H JO H N S O N Senior LB

G ENERAL INFORMATION Location.................................................................................... Flagstaff, Ariz. Enrollm ent............................................................................................. 25,204 P resident.............................................................................. Dr. John Haeger Athletic D irector Jim Fallis Colors............................................ ..................................Blue, Gold and Sage N icknam e.................................................................................... Lumberjacks Stadium (Capacity)....................... J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome (10,000)

GENERAL INFORMATION Location....................................................................................Cheney, Wash. Enrollment............................... 12,130 President....................................... ................................Dr. Rodolfo Arevalo Athletic Director..........................................................................Bill Chaves Colors............................................................... Red Nickname............................................................................................... Eagles Stadium (Capacity)........................................................ Roos Field (11,000)

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma M ater) Jerome Sauers (Oregon, 1983) Record at N orthern Arizona (Season)....................... 76-82 (14th Season) Overall Record (Season).............................................. 76-82 (14th Season) Conference............................................................................................Big Sky 2011 R ecord.................................................................................................4-7 2011 Conference Record (Finish)..............................................3-5 (6th-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................39/20 Starters R eturning/Lost........................................................................... 15/7 Offensive Starters R eturning....................................................................... 8 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 7 Special Teams R eturning.............................................................................. 0

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma Mater).... Beau Baldwin (Central Washington, 1996) Record at Eastern Washington (Season)...................... 33-16 (4th Season.) Overall Record (Season).................................................43-19 (5th Season) Conference............................................................................................Big Sky 2011 Record.................................................................................................6-5 2011 Conference Record (Finish)..............................................5-3 (3rd-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................51/17 Starters Returning................................ 17/7 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 8 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 8 Special Teams Returning.................... J MEDIA INFORMATION Football Contact..........................................................................Dave Cook Email........................................... dcook@mail.ewu.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (509) 359-6334 (359-2828) Cell Phone..................... .. (509) 280-2502 Press Box Phone (509) 359-6351 Website............................................................ www.goeags.com

MEDIA INFORMATION Football C ontact..........................................................................Steve Shaff Em ail...............................................................................Steve.Shaff@nau.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (928) 523-6792 (523-6793) Cell P hone............................................................................... (928) 606-6628 Press Box P hone..................................................................... (928) 523-7730 W ebsite........................................................................www.nauathletics.com

and

NORTHERN COLORADO

SOUTHERN UTAH

October 6 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Greeley, Colo. - Nottingham Field

October 13 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Missoula, Mont. - Washington-Grizzly Stadium 2012 Schedule

2012 Schedule

EARNEST COLLINS JR Head Coach

Aug. 3 0 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 S ept. 22 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

at Utah M esa C olorado at S acram en to State* at M ontana S tate* Montana* at Cal Poly* Idaho S tate* N orthern A rizona* at Portland S tate* at W eber S tate* N orth D akota*

m B am ii i

ED LAMB Head Coach

2011 Results

L indenw ood at C olorado S tate at Idaho S tate* W eber S tate* at Montana* S a c ra m e n to S tate* at E. W ashington* M ontana S tate* N orth D akota at N orthern Ariz.* P ortland S tate*

at Utah S tate a t C alifornia N ew M exico H ighlands at P ortland S tate* M ontana S tate* S a c ra m e n to S tate* at Montana* W eber S tate* E astern W ashington* at N orth D akota* at N orthern A rizona*

*Big Sky Conference game

"Big Sky Conference game

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

Aug. 3 0 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 2 2 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 2 0 Oct. 2 7 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 2 4 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

L 20-22

L 1 4 -3 3 L. 2 0 -5 0 L 2 1 -4 5 I , 2 8 -5 5 L, 0 -1 4 L, 2 7 -4 8 L. 21-31 L. 2 5 -2 7 L, 1 4 -3 4 L, 1 7 -2 3

at S .D akota S tate L, 2 8 -2 9 S ac ra m e n to S tate W, 3 5 -1 4 T exas San-A ntonio W, 4 5 -2 2 at UNLV W, 4 1 -1 6 N orth D akota* L, 2 0 -2 6 at S outh D akota* L. 1 9 -2 4 at Cal Poly* L, 27-31 at W eber S tate W, 3 5 -2 8 UC D avis* W, 3 4 -3 at N orthern Iow a L, 2 1 -3 4 at N orthern A rizona W, 2 7 -2 4

*Great West Conference game

*Big Sky Con ference game

CLARENCE BUMPAS

BRAD SORENSEN

Junior LB

Senior QB

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location Greeley, Colo. Enrollment............................................................................................. 12,358 President..................................................................................... Kay Norton Athletic Director........................................................................ Jay Hinrichs Colors Blue and Gold Nickname.................................................................................................Bears Stadium (Capacity) Nottingham Field (8,500)

Location Cedar City, Utah Enrollm ent............................................................................................... 8,066 President.....................................................................Dr. Michael T. Benson Athletic Director............................................................... Ken Beazer Colors Scarlet and White Nickname.......................................................... ........................Thunderbirds Stadium (Capacity).......................................... ....Eccles Coliseum (8,500)

FOOTBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach (Alma Mater)............................................. Earnest Collins, Jr. Head Coach (Alma Mater).................... Ed Lamb (Brigham Young, 1996) Record at Southern Utah (Season)................................ 21-23 (4th Season) Record at Northern Colorado (Season) 0-11 (2nd Season) Overall Record (Season)................................................. 21-23 (4th Season) Overall Record (Season) 8-23 (3rd Season) Conference............................................................................................Big Sky Conference........................................................................................... Big Sky 2011 Record.................................................................................................6-5 2011 Record...............................................................................................0-11 2011 Conference Record (Finish).....................................................1-3(4th) 2011 Conference Record (Finish)...................................................0-8 (9th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................40/14 , Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................42/19 Starters Returning.................................................................................... 12/2 Starters Returning.................................................................................. 11/15 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 6 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 4 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 5 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 4 Special Teams Returning...............................................................................1 Special Teams Returning.............................................................................. 2

MEDIA INFORMATION

Football Contact................................................................Heather Kennedy Email...................................................................heather.kennedy@unco.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (970) 351-1065 (351-2018) Cell Phone (970) 978-0675 Press Box Phone (970) 351-1995 Website.............................................................................www.uncbears.com

Football C o n tact........................................................................Neil Gardner Email.................................................................................... gardner@suu.edu Office Phone (Fax)........................................... (435) 586-7753 (586-5444) Cell P hone (435) 559-0275 Press Box Phone (435) 586-5447 Website............................................................................ www.suutbirds.com

2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBALL

NORTH DAKOTA

IDAHO STATE

October 20 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Grand Forks. N.D. - Alerus Center

October 27 - 1:30 p.m. MDT Missoula, Mont. - Washington-Grizzly Stadium

CHRIS MUSSMAN Head Coach

2012 Schedule

Aug. 30 S ept. 8 S ept. 15 S ept. 22 S ept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 O ct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 17

S ept. 1 S ept. 8 S ept. 22 S ept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

South D akota M ines Portland S tate (NC) at San Diego S tate at S acram en to State* Cal Poly* at E astern W ashington* N orthern A rizona* Montana* M ontana S tate* S outhern Utah* at N orthern C olorado*

MIKE KRAMER Head Coach

"Big Sky Con ference game

"Big Sky Conference game

2011 R Sept. 1 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

e s u lts Drake at Idaho at Fresno State Black Hills State at S outhern Utah* M ontana W estern Cal Poly* at N orthern Colo. Sioux Falls at UC D avis* South D akota*

at Air Force Black Hills State at N ebraska S acram en to S tate* at Portland S tate* UC D avis* at N orthern C olorado* at Montana* N orthern A rizona* at Cal Poly* W eber S tate*

2011 Results

W. 16 -0 L, 1 4 -4 4 L. 2 2 -2 7 W, 5 3 -1 9 W. 2.6-20 W, 4 2 -9 L. 19 -2 3 W, 2 7 -2 5 W. 15 -1 3 W. 14 -7 W, 3 8 -3 7

S ept. 3 S ept. 10 Sept. 17 S e p t 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 2.9 Nov. 11 Nov. 19

IPTTTf

at W ashington S tate W estern S tate Col. N. C olorado* at N orthern A rizona* P ortland S tate* Montana* at W eber S tate* at BYU at M ontana S tate* at S ac S tate* E. W ashington*

L 21 -64 W, 4 4 -7 W, 5 0 -2 0 L, 3 -2 0 L, 3 5 -4 2 L, 0-33 L. 1 2 -3 9 L, 3 -5 6 L, 1 3 -5 4 L, 9 -2 4 L, 1 4 -4 5

*Big Sky Conference game

*Grent West Con ference game R O SS BRENNEMAN

KEVIN YOST

Senior DL

Senior QB

G ENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location..................................................................................Pocatello, Idaho Location..............................................................................Grand Forks, N.D. Enrollm ent............................................................................................. 14,095 Enrollment.............................................................. 15,041 P resid en t.......................................................... Dr.RobertKelley President Dr. Arthur Vailas Athletic D irector...................................................................... BrianFaison Interim Athletic Director...................... 4..................................... JefFTingey Colors......................................................... Black and Orange Colors Kelly Green and White Nickname.......................................................... ..................................Bengal s N icknam e................................................................................................. UND Stadium (Capacity) Holt Arena (12,000) Stadium (Capacity)...................................................Alerus Center (12,283) FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma M ater) Chris Mussman (Iowa State, 1990) Record at N orth Dakota (Season).................................23-20 (4th Season) Overall Record (Season)................................................. 23-20 (4th Season) Conference........................................................................................... Big Sky 2011 R ecord.................................................................................................8-3 2011 Conference Record (Finish)................................................3-1 (lst-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................39/11 Starters R eturning/Lost........................................................................... 16/8 Offensive Starters R eturning ................................................................ 9 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 5 Special Teams R eturning '...................................................................... 2

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma Mater) Mike Kramer (Idaho, 1977) Record at Idaho State (Season) 2-9 (2nd Season) Overall Record (Season) 79-84 (14th Season) Conference.......................................................................................... Big Sky 2011 Record.................................................................................................2-9 2011 Conference Record (Finish).................................................. 1-7 (8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................39/19 Starters Returning.................................................................................... 16/8 Offensive Starters Returning............................... 5 Defensive Starters Returning......................................................................10 Special Teams Returning...............................................................................1

MEDIA INFORMATION Football C o n tact......................................................................... Ryan Powell Em ail............................................................. ryan.powell@athletics.und.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (701) 777-2986 (777-4352) Cell P hone (701) 213-5921 Press Box Phone...........................................................(701) 792-1501, 1502 W ebsite............................................................................wwwundsports.com

MEDIA INFORMATION Football Contact...................................................................... Steve Schaack Email................................. shaste4@isu.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (208) 282-2621 (282-3659) Cell Phone................................................... (208)406 Press Box Phone .................................. (208) 282-2952 Website..................................................................... www.isubengals.com

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2012 Schedule

S ept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 S ept. 2 9 O ct. 5 O ct. 13 Oct. 2 0 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

Sept. 1 S ept. 8 S ept. 15 S ept. 22 S ept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

at Fresno S tate at B righam Young M cN eese State E astern W ashington* at UC D avis* Cal Poly* at S a c ra m e n to State* at S o uthern U tah* Montana* N orthern C olorado* at Idaho S tate*

ROB ASH

Head Coach

*Big Sky Conference game

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2011 Results

Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 S ect. 24 O ct. 1 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

at W yom ing at Utah S tate S ac ra m e n to S tate* at N. C olorado* at E. W ashington* Idaho S tate* S o uth ern Utah at Montana* M ontana S tate* N orthern A rizona* at Portland S tate*

C hadron State at Drake S tep h en F. A ustin N orthern C olorado* at S o uth ern Utah* at UC D avis* E astern W ashington* N orth D akota* at S acram en to S tate* Portland S tate* a t M o n tan a*

S ept. 1 S ept. 10 S ept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 19 Dec. 3 Dec. 10

L, 3 2 -3 5 L, 1 7 -5 4 W, 4 9 -1 7 W. 45-21 L, 2 1 -2 7 W. 3 9 -1 2 L, 2 8 -3 5 L, 10-45 L, 2 4 -4 4 W, 34-31 W, 4 8 -3 3

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at Utah UC Davis M inot S tate at E. W ashington* S ac S tate* at P ortland S tate* N orthern A rizona* at N. C olorado* Idaho S tate* at W eber S tate* M o n tan a* New H a m p sh ire # at S am H ouston S t #

L. 10 -2 7 W, 3 8 -1 4 W, 4 3 -7 W, 36-21 W, 31-21 W, 3 8 -3 6 W, 41 -2 4 W, 31-21 W, 5 4 -1 3 W, 4 4 -2 4 L,1 0 -3 6 W, 2 6 -2 5 L, 1 3 -4 9

*Big Sky Conference game #NCAA FCS Playoffgame

GENERAL INFORMATION

Location...................................................................................... Ogden, Utah Enrollment............................................................................................. 24,000 President Dr. Ann Millner Athletic Director..........................................................................Jerry Bovee Colors...................................................................................Purple and White Nickname........................................................................................... Wildcats Stadium (Capacity)............................................................. Steward (17,500)

Location.................................................................................Bozeman, Mont. Enrollm ent............................................................................................. 13,350 P resid en t........................................................................ Dr. Waded Cruzado Athletic D irector Peter Fields Colors.........................................................................................Blue and Gold N icknam e.............................................................................................Bobcats Stadium (Capacity).............................................. Bobcat Stadium (17,777)

FOOTBALL INFORMATION

Interim Head Coach (Alma Mater) ....Jody Sears (Washington State, 1991) Record at Weber State (Season).................................................. 1st Season Overall Record (Season).............................................................. 1st Season Conference........................................................................................... Big Sky 2011 Record.................................................................................................5-6 2011 Conference Record (Finish)..............................................5-3 (3rd-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................41/16 Starters Returning/Lost........................................................................... 15/9 Offensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 7 Defensive Starters Petum ing....................................................................... 7 Special Teams Returning...............................................................................1

Head Coach (Alma M ater) Rob Ash (Cornell Iowa College, 1973) Record at M ontana State (Season)............................... 39-20 (6 th Season) Overall Record (Season)..................................... 215-119-5 (33rd Season) Conference............................................................................................Big Sky 2011 R ecord............................................................................................... 10-3 2011 Conference Record (Finish) 7-1 (lst-T) Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................47/17 Starters R eturning.................................................................................... 17/7 Offensive Starters R eturning....................................................................... 7 Defensive Starters Returning....................................................................... 9 Special Teams R eturning............................................................................... 1

MEDIA INFORMATION

Football Contact............................................................................ Paul Grua Email................................................................................... pgrau@weber.edu Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (801) 626-7414 (626-6490) Cell Phone............................................................................... (801) 452-3811 Press Box Phone (801) 626-6588 Website....................................................................... WeberStateSports.com

Football C ontact.......................................................................Bill Lamberty E m ail................................................................ blamberty@msubobcats.com Office Phone (Fax)............................................. (406) 994-5133 (994-2278) Cell P hone............................................................................... (406) 580-6781 Press Box P hone.......................................................... (406) 994-3099, 3100 W ebsite (406) www.msubobcats.com

2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBAL

Griz Football 2012 OPPONENT SERIES LIST Montana vs. South D akota________________ 1915: at South Dakota 10, Montana 7 1916: Montana 11, at South Dakota 0 1949: at Montana 33, South Dakota 13# 1965: South Dakota 15, Montana 14# 1966: at South Dakota 2 1 , Montana 7 1967: Montana 7, South Dakota 3# 1968: at South Dakota 21, Montana 0 1969: Montana 31, South Dakota 20# 1970: Montana 35, at South Dakota 7 1971: Montana 14, South Dakota 7# 1972: at South Dakota 35, Montana 0 1973: at Montana 31, South Dakota 19 1974: at South Dakota 24, Montana 10 1975: at Montana 51, South Dakota 17 1999: at Montana 45, South Dakota 13 #Played in Billings, Mont. (Montana leads 9-6) Montana vs. Appalachian State_____________ 2000: at Montana 19, Appalachian St. 16 (OT)$ 2009: at Montana 24, Appalachian St. 17$ $=FCS playoff game (Montana leads 2-0) Montana vs. Liberty______________________ First Meeting Montana vs. Northern Arizona_____________ 1966: at Northern Arizona 34, Montana 8 1968: at Northern Arizona 18, Montana 0 1969: at Montana 52, Northern Arizona 7 1970: Montana 20, at Northern Arizona 0* 1972: at Montana 40, Northern Arizona 17 1973: at Northern Arizona 14, Montana 10 1974: at Montana 27, Northern Arizona 0 1975: Montana 28, at Northern Arizona 2 2 1976: Northern Arizona 23, at Montana 2 1 1977: at Northern Arizona 25, Montana 24 1978: Northern Arizona 15, at Montana 6 1979: at Northern Arizona 26, Montana 13 1980: at Montana 31, Northern Arizona 2 1 1981: Montana 29, at Northern Arizona 23 1982: at Montana 36, Northern Arizona 35 1983: Montana 21, at Northern Arizona 17 1984: Northern Arizona 24, at Montana 18 1985: Montana 32, at Northern Arizona 31 1986: Northern Arizona 34, at Montana 28 1987: at Northern Arizona 24, Montana 17 1988: at Montana 33, Northern Arizona 26 (2 OT) 1989: Montana 34, at Northern Arizona 14 1990: at Montana 48, Northern Arizona 14 1991: Montana 34, at Northern Arizona 27 1992: at Montana 28, Northern Arizona 27 1993: Montana 38, at Northern Arizona 23 1994: at Montana 34, Northern Arizona 24 1995: Montana 24, at Northern Arizona 21 1996: at Montana 48, Northern Arizona 32 1997: at Northern Arizona 27, Montana 24 1998: at Montana 33, Northern Arizona 20 1999: Montana 42, at Northern Arizona 23 2000: at Montana 17, Northern Arizona 7 2001: Montana 38, at Northern Arizona 27 2002: at Montana 38, Northern Arizona 24 2003: Montana 59, at Northern Arizona 21 2004: at Montana 34, Northern Arizona 22

2005: Montana 23, at Northern Arizona 0 2006: at Montana 24, Northern Arizona 2 1 2007: Montana 21, at Northern Arizona 16 2008: at Montana 45, Northern Arizona 10 2009: Montana 41, at Northern Arizona (OT) 2010: at Montana 24, Northern Arizona 21 2011: Montana 28, at Northern Arizona 24 *Year Northern Arizona joined Big Sky (Montana leads 32-12) Montana vs. Eastern Washington__________ 1938: at Montana 27, Eastern Washington 0 1940: at Montana 9, Eastern Washington 0 1946: at Montana 31, Eastern Washington 7 1947: Montana 21, at Eastern Washington 0 1948: Eastern Washington 12, Montana 7# 1949: at Montana 19, Eastern Washington 6 1950: Montana 52, at Eastern Washington 0 1980: at Montana 42, Eastern Washington 7 1981: at Eastern Washington 14, Montana 13 1983: at Eastern Washington 27, Montana 26 1984: at Montana 14, Eastern Washington 14 1985: at Eastern Washington 52, Montana 19 1986: at Montana 42, Eastern Washington 37$ 1987: Montana 22, at Eastern Washington 0* 1988: at Montana 30, Eastern Washington 6 1989: Montana 22, at Eastern Washington 16 1990: Eastern Washington 36, at Montana 35 1991: at Eastern Washington 20, Montana 17 1992: Eastern Washington 27, at Montana 21 1993: Montana 35, at Eastern Washington 20 1994: at Montana 49, Eastern Washington 29 1995: Montana 63, at Eastern Washington 7 1996: Montana 34, at Eastern Washington 30 1997: Eastern Washington 40, at Montana 35 1998: Montana 30, at Eastern Washington 27 1999: at Montana 25, Eastern Washington 7 2000: Montana 41, at Eastern Washington 31 2001: at UM 29, Eastern Washington 26 (2 OT) 2002: at Eastern Washington 30, Montana 21 2003: at Montana 41, Eastern Washington 10 2004: Montana 31, at Eastern Washington 28 2005: Eastern Washington 34, at Montana 20 2006: Montana 33, at Eastern Washington 17 2007: at Montana 24, Eastern Washington 23 2008: Montana 19, at Eastern Washington 3 2009: at Montana 41, Eastern Washington 34 2010: at Eastern Washington 36, Montana 27 2011: at Montana 17, Eastern Washington 14 #Played in Great Falls, Mont. $Last game played in Dornblaser Stadium Wear Eastern Washington joined Big Sky (Montana leads 27-10-1) Montana vs. Northern Colorado___________ 1976: at Northern Colorado 27, Montana 19 1977: at Montana 34, Northern Colorado 13 1978: at Montana 31, Northern Colorado 14 1979: Montana 20, at Northern Colorado 10 2002: at Montana 31, Northern Colorado 14 2004: at Montana 27, Northern Colorado 16 2006: Montana 53, at Northern Colorado 2 1 * 2007: at Montana 52, Northern Colorado 7 2008: Montana 41, at Northern Colorado 20 2009: at Montana 38, Northern Colorado 10 2010: Montana 30, at Northern Colorado 7 2011: at Montana 55, Northern Colorado 28

*Year Northern Colorado joined Big Sky (Montana leads 11-1) Montana vs. Southern Utah__________ 1996: at Montana 44, Southern Utah 13 1998: Southern Utah 45, at Montana 35 2002: at Montana 6 8 , Southern Utah 45 2007: at Montana 37, Southern Utah 17 2008: at Montana 46, Southern Utah 10 (Montana leads 4-1) Montana vs. North Dakota__________ 1915: at North Dakota 10, Montana 10 1936: at Montana 13, North Dakota 6 1937: at Montana 14, North Dakota 3 1938: at North Dakota 7, Montana 0 1941: at Montana 13, North Dakota 6 1948: at Montana 47, North Dakota 7 1959: North Dakota 2 1 , at Montana 14 1960: Montana 2 1 , at North Dakota 14 1962: at North Dakota 14, Montana 8 1963: North Dakota 19, at Montana 13 1966: North Dakota 30, Montana 6 # 1967: Montana 19, at North Dakota 14 1968: Montana 37, North Dakota 10# 1969: Montana 24, at North Dakota 10 1970: Montana 28, North Dakota 7# 1971: Montana 27, at North Dakota 14 1972: North Dakota 42, Montana 14# 1973: at North Dakota 31, Montana 10 2010: at Montana 27, North Dakota 17 #=Played in Billings, Mont. (Montana leads 11-7-1) Montana vs. Idaho State_____________ 1921: at Montana 25, Idaho State 0 1922: at Montana 15, Idaho State 1 2 1936: at Montana 45, Idaho State 13 1962: Montana 2 2 , at Idaho State 15 1963: Idaho State 14, at Montana 13* 1964: at Idaho State 14, Montana 7 1965: at Montana 16, Idaho State 0 1966: at Idaho State 17, Montana 14 1967: at Montana 20, Idaho State 0 1968: at Idaho State 23, Montana 13 1969: at Montana 46, Idaho State 36 1970: Montana 35, at Idaho State 34 1971: at Montana 45, Idaho State 35 1972: at Idaho State 14, Montana 7 1973: at Montana 19, Idaho State 14 1974: at Idaho State 25, Montana 22 1975: Idaho State 10, at Montana 7 1976: at Montana 21, Idaho State 17 1977: at Montana 17, Idaho State 15 1978: Montana 28, at Idaho State 7 1979: at Montana 28, Idaho State 24 1980: at Idaho State 17, Montana 0 1981: at Montana 24, Idaho State 21 1982: Montana 14, at Idaho State 28 1983: Idaho State 31, at Montana 17 1984: at Idaho State 43, Montana 3 1985: at Montana 35, Idaho State 29 1986: at Montana 38, Idaho State 31! Montana 57, at Idaho State 13 1987: at Montana 63, Idaho State 0 1988: Montana 34, at Idaho State 7 1989: at Montana 35, Idaho State 21 1990: Montana 42, at Idaho State 23

M 2012 OPPONENT SERIES LIST 1991: at Montana 24, Idaho State 13 1992: Montana 21, at Idaho State 14 1993: at Montana 28, Idaho State 16 1994: at Idaho State 28, Montana 23 1995: at Montana 35, Idaho State 21 1996: at Montana 43, Idaho State 19 1997: Montana 48, at Idaho State 0 1998: at Montana 40, Idaho State 13 1999: Montana 73, at Idaho State 23 2000: at Montana 38, Idaho State 21 2001: Montana 32, at Idaho State 28 2002: at Montana 13, Idaho State 9 2003: at Idaho State 43, Montana 40 (2 OT) 2004: at Montana 24, Idaho State 22 2005: Montana 32, at Idaho State 10 2006: at Montana 23, Idaho State 10 2007: Montana 27, at Idaho State 14 2008: at Montana 29, Idaho State 10 2009: Montana 12, at Idaho State 10 2010: at Montana 47, Idaho State 28 2011: Montana 33, at Idaho State 0 list game played at Washington -Grizzly Stadium Wear Idaho State joined Big Sky (Montana leads 41-13) Montana vs. Weber State__________________ 1962 at Montana 25, Weber State 6 at Weber State 19, Montana 13* 1963 1964 at Montana 20, Weber State 12 Montana 15, at Weber State 14 1965 1966 Weber State 28, at Montana 0 1967 Montana 13, at Weber State 12 1968 Weber State 20, at Montana 16 1969 Montana 20, at Weber State 17 1970 at Montana 38, Weber State 29 1971 Montana 14, at Weber State 13 1972 at Montana 1 2 , Weber State 7 1973 Montana 10, at Weber State 0 1974 at Montana 24, Weber State 13 1975 Montana 48, at Weber State 1 2 1976 at Montana 28, Weber State 25 1977 Weber State 31, at Montana 23 1978 Montana 27, at Weber State 7 1979 at Montana 23, Weber State 16 1980 at Weber State 38, Montana 2 1 1981 Weber State 7, at Montana 6 1982 Montana 42, at Weber State 20 1983 at Montana 28, Weber State 26 1984 at Weber State 47, Montana 14 1985 Weber State 57, at Montana 29 1986 Montana 55, at Weber State 29 1987 Weber State 29, at Montana 26 1988 Montana 41, at Weber State 14 1989 at Montana 31, Weber State 6 1990 Montana 39, at Weber State 37 1991 at Montana 47, Weber State 38 1992 at Weber State 24, Montana 7 1993 at Montana 45, Weber State 17 1994 Montana 35, at Weber State 2 0 1995 at Montana 49, Weber State 2 2 1996 Montana 24, at Weber State 10 1997 at Montana 38, Weber State 13 1998 at Weber State 27, Montana 2 0 1999 at Montana 81, Weber State 2 2 2000 Montana 30, at Weber State 28

2001: at Montana 38, Weber State 23 Montana 39, at Weber State 7 2003: at Montana 12, Weber State 7 2004: Montana 42, at Weber State 21 2005: at Montana 24, Weber State 19 2006: Montana 33, at Weber State 30 2007: at Montana 18, Weber State 10 2008: at Weber State 45, Montana 28 at Montana 24, Weber State 13A 2009: at Monana 31, Weber State 10 2010: at Weber State 30, Montana 2 1 201 1 : at Montana 45, Weber State 10 *Year Weber State joined Big Sky AFCS playoff game (Montana leads 38-13) 2002:

Montana vs. Montana State_________ 1897: at Montana 18, Montana State 6 1898: Montana 6 , at Montana State 0 at Montana 16, Montana State 0 1899: at Montana State 38, Montana 0 Montana State 5, at Montana 0 1900: at Montana 1 2 , Montana State 11 1901: at Montana State 31, Montana 0 1902: Montana State 38, at Montana 0 1903: at Montana State 13, Montana 6 1904: at Montana 79, Montana State 0 1908: at Montana 0, Montana State 0 at Montana State 5, Montana 0 1909: Montana 3, at Montana State 0 at Montana 15, Montana State 5 1910: Montana 0, at Montana State 0 at Montana 10, Montana State 0 1912: Montana 7, at Montana State 0 at Montana 39, Montana State 3 1913: Montana 7, at Montana State 0 at Montana 20, Montana State 0 1914: at Montana 26, Montana State 9 1916: Montana 6 , at Montana State 6 1917: at Montana 9, Montana State 7 1919: Montana 6 , at Montana State 6 1920: at Montana 28, Montana State 0 1921: Montana 14, at Montana State 7 1922: at Montana 7, Montana State 6 1923: Montana 24, at Montana State 13 1925: at Montana 29, Montana State 7 1926: Montana 27, Montana State 0# 1927: Montana 6 , Montana State 0# 1928: Montana 0, Montana State 0# 1929: Montana State 14, Montana 1 2 # 1930: Montana 13, Montana State 6 # 1931: Montana 37, Montana State 6 # 1932: Montana State 19 , Montana 7# 1933: Montana 32, Montana State 0# 1934: Montana 25, Montana State 0# 1935: Montana 20, Montana State 0# 1936: Montana 27, Montana State 0# 1937: Montana 19, Montana State 0# 1938: Montana 13, Montana State 0# 1939: Montana 6 , Montana State 0# 1940: Montana 6 , Montana State 0# 1941: Montana 23, Montana State 13# 1946: Montana 20, Montana State 7# 1947: Montana State 13, Montana 1 2 # 1948: Montana 14, Montana State 0# 1949: Montana 34, Montana State 1 2 #

i 1950: Montana 33, Montana State 0# 1951: Montana 38, at Montana State 0# 1952: at Montana 35, Montana State 12 1953: Montana 32, at Montana State 13 1954: at Montana 25, Montana State 2 1 1955: Montana 19, at Montana State 0 1956: Montana State 33, at Montana 13 1957: at Montana State 2 2 , Montana 13 1958: Montana State 20, at Montana 6 1959: at Montana State 40, Montana 6 1960: at Montana 10, Montana State 6 1961: at Montana State 10, Montana 9 1962: at Montana 36, Montana State 19 1963: at Montana State 18, Montana 3* 1964: Montana State 30, at Montana 6 1965: at Montana State 24, Montana 7 1966: Montana State 38, at Montana 0 1967: at Montana State 14, Montana 8 1968: Montana State 29, at Montana 24 1969: Montana 7, at Montana State 6 1970: at Montana 35, Montana State 0 1971: Montana 30, at Montana State 0 1972: Montana State 2 1 , at Montana 3 1973: at Montana State 33, Montana 7 1974: Montana State 43, at Montana 29 1975: at Montana State 20, Montana 3 1976: Montana State 2 1 , at Montana 1 2 1977: at Montana State 24, Montana 19 1978: at Montana 24, Montana State 8 1979: at Montana State 38, Montana 2 1 1980: Montana State 24, at Montana 7 1981: Montana 27, at Montana State 17 1982: at Montana 45, Montana State 14 1983: at Montana State 28, Montana 8 1984: Montana State 34, at Montana 24 1985: at Montana State 41, Montana 18 1986: at Montana 59, Montana State 28 1987: Montana 55, at Montana State 7 1988: at Montana 17, Montana State 3 1989: Montana 17, at Montana State 2 1990: at Montana 35, Montana State 18 1991: Montana 16, at Montana State 9 1992: at Montana 29, Montana State 17 1993: Montana 42, at Montana State 30 1994: at Montana 55, Montana State 20 1995: Montana 42, at Montana State 33 1996: at Montana 35, Montana State 14 1997: Montana 27, at Montana State 25 1998: at Montana 28, Montana State 21 1999: Montana 49, at Montana State 3 2000: at Montana 28, Montana State 3 2001: Montana 38, at Montana State 27 2002: Montana State 10, at Montana 7 2003: at Montana State 27, Montana 20 2004: at Montana 38, Montana State 2 2 2005: at Montana State 16, Montana 6 2006: at Montana 13, Montana State 7 2007: Montana 41, at Montana State 20 2008: at Montana 35, Montana State 3 2009: Montana 33, at Montana State 19 2010: Montana State 2 1 , at Montana 16 2011: Montana 36, at Montana State 10 #Played in Butte, Mont. *Year Montana State joined Big Sky (Montana leads 70-36-5)

Griz Football O PP O N E N T HISTORY_ Opponent.................... W......... L......... T A bilene C h ristia n ........... 1 . ...0. A lb a n y ........................ 2 . ...0. Appalachian State.........2. ... 0 . ...4 . A riz o n a ....................... 1 . ...1 . A rm y. .......................... 0 . .1 6 . B oise S ta te ................... 9 . .11. B righam Y oung.............. 5 . British C olu m b ia............ 2 . ...0. C alifo rn ia..................... 0 .......... 5 . Cal F ullerton.................. 1 . ...1. ...2 . Cal P o ly ...................... 1 4 . ...0 . C al-State C h ic o .............. 1 . C al-State N o rth rid g e 4. ...1. Carroll C ollege............... 7 . ...0 . C a rso n -N e w m a n ............ 1 . ...0 . Central A rk a n s a s............ 1 . ...0. Central W a sh in g to n ........ 1 . ...0 . C olorado S ta te .............. 6 . .10. D elaw are...................... 0 . ...1. ...0 . D e P a u l........................ 1 .. E ast T e n n essee S ta te ...... 1 ......... 0 ........... 0 E astern Illinois................ 1 ......... 0 .......... 0 E astern K e n tu c k y ........... 1 ......... 0 .......... 0 E astern N ew M exico........ 3 ......... 0 .......... 0 Eastern Washington..... 2 7 ....... 1 0 .......... 1 Farragut Naval B a se ........ 0 ......... 2 .......... 0 Fort L ew is. .................... 2 . ...0 . F resno S ta te .................. 0 . F u rm a n ........................ 1 . ...0 . G eorgia S o u th e rn ........... 1 . G o n zag a ...................... 1 1 . ...9 . H aw aii.......................... 1 . ...4 . H o fstra......................... 3 . H o u sto n ....................... 0 . H um boldt S ta te .............. 1 . ...0 . Id a h o ......................... 2 7 . .5 5 . Idaho State................. 41. .1 3 . Iow a............................ 0 . ...2 . Ja c k so n S ta te ................ 1 . ...0 . Jack so nv ille S ta te ........... 1 . ...0 . ...1 .

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Brett Brauer Senior Offensive Center/Snap:

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BIG SKY UNVEILS NEW LOGO, BRAND Ogden, Utah (July 16,2012) - The Big Sky Conference unveiled its new logo and branding campaign Monday as part of the leagues Summer KickofFin Park City, Utah.

A new era in the Big Sky Conference begins in 2012-13 as the league enters its 50th year of athletic competition, and its 25th spon soring womens collegiate athletics. The Division I Big Sky Conference welcomes the University of North Dakota and Southern Utah Uni versity into the fold as full members. Cal Poly and UC Davis join the league as affiliate members in football, where the league competes at the Championship Subdivision level (formerly I-AA). The additions of North Dakota and Southern Utah give the stable Big Sky 11 full institutions and 13 football members. The current line up includes four of the six charter members: Idaho State University, The University of Montana, Montana State University and Weber State. Northern Arizona enters its 43rd season in the Big Sky, giving the con ference five members with at least 40 years of continuous membership. Eastern Washington University joined the Big Sky Conference in 1987, followed by Portland State University and Sacramento State in 1996. The Big Sky became a nine-team league in 2006 with the addition of the University of Northern Colorado. The league has become one of the strongest Division I conferences in the West and is a national leader in the Football Championship Sub division. Six times, Big Sky teams have won the Division I National Championship, including Eastern Washington in 2010. A Big Sky team has played for the national championship in three of the past four sea sons. The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter members - Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State and Weber State. Those six schools formed the foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and North ern Arizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was replaced by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. The conference grew to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington. The 1990s saw change in the makeup of the league, beginning in 1992 when Nevada departed and put the Big Sky back at eight teams. In 1996 Boise State and Idaho left and at the same time the conference added Portland State, Sacramento State and Cal State Northridge. The Big Sky maintained nine teams for five years before Cal State North ridge departed in the spring of 2001. The Big Sky now includes nine states spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Red River Valley of North Dakota. The league is repre sented along the entire west coast with institutions in Washington, Oregon and California. League schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Colorado.

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On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the six presi dents of the charter members as the name of the new conference. The name Big Sky originated in a novel written by the late A.B. (Bud) Guth rie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947 entitled “The Big Sky.” Jack Hollowell, a former Montana advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme for the Treasure State. While on a track and field trip from Pocatello, Idaho, to Missoula, Mont., legendary Dubby Holt of Idaho State saw a “Welcome to Big Sky Country” sign as his team entered Montana. Holt, and his athletes thought “Big Sky” would be a perfect name for the new conference. Harry Missildine of the Spokane Spokesman-Review called for the newly formed league to be named the Big Sky Conference in his column dated Feb. 20,1963. The Big Sky sponsors championships in 15 sports, including mens and womens cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field, basket ball and tennis. In addition, there are also championships in football, and womens volleyball, golf and soccer. This upcoming spring, the Big Sky will sponsor a softball championship for the first time. In 1988-89, the Big Sky Conference first began sponsoring womens sports. The former Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for womens sports at the same institutions the Big Sky had mens programs. The Big Sky merged with the Moun tain West in 1988, forming one league for both men and women. Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissioner of the Big Sky Conference, is in his 18th year at the helm. Fullerton took over the Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commissioner Ron Stephenson, who passed away in 2011. Stephenson served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko was the commissioner from 1977-81, while John Roning held the post from 1971-77. The first league commissioner was Jack Friel, who served from 1963-71. BIG SKY DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR"

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FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Trumaine Johnson, Sr., Cornerback Caleb McSurdy, Sr., Linebacker Bryan Waldhauser, Sr. 'Jackie FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Greg Hardy, Jr. Tight End Jon Opperud, Sr., Tickle Jabin Sambrano, Sr., Returns SECOND TEAM DEFENSE John Kanongataa, So., Linebacker Mike McCord, Sr., Safety Houston Roots, Sr., Cornerback SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Danny Kistler, So., Guard Jabin Sambrano, Sr. Wide Receiver. HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE Sam Gratton, junior wide receiver; Charles Burton, senior offensive tack le; Stephen Sabin, senior center; Jordan Johnson, sophomore quarter back; Peter Nguyen, junior running back; and Brody McKnight, senior placekicker. HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE Bobby Alt and Ryan Fetherston, senior defensive ends; Alex Shaw, senior inside linebacker; McKnight, senior punter; and Donny Lisowski, senior, pedal Learns.

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Griz Big Sky C onference First Team S elections 1963

1976

1992

2000 continued

2006 continued

Pete Gotay, FB Jerry Luchau, OG Chris Pomajevich, WR

Greg Anderson, DB Paul Cooley, WR

Thatcher Szalay, OG

1964

Monty Bullerdick, RB

Sam Davidson, DT Dan Downs, ILB Todd Ericson, FS Chad Lembke, ILB

Colin Dow, OG Mike Murphy, DE Kroy Biermann, DE Torrey Thomas, FS Colt Anderson, SS/ST

Paul Connelly, HB Wayne Harrington, OC

1977 1978

1993

Guy Bingham, OL Greg Dunn, FS Steve Fisher, DT Allen Green, TE Sam Martin, DE

2001

Warren Hill, Safety

1979

Dave Dickenson#, QB Dan Downs, ILB Carl Franks, CB/FS Scott Gurnsey, WR Frank Garrett, OG Kurt Schilling, OLB

1967

Raul Allegre, K Kent Clausen, ILB Greg Dunn, FS Jim Hard, WR Sam Martin, DE

Keith Burke, CB Dave Dickenson#, QB Dan Downs, ILB Scott Gragg, OT

1965 Terry Bergren, E Willie Jones, RB

1966

Bob Beers, ILB Bob Graham, DT Lon Howard, OT Larry Huggins, DE Bryan Magnuson, RB Mick Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill, Safety Herb White, OG, DE

1994

1981

1995 '

1968

Pat Curry, DE Jim Rooney, OT Mickey Sutton, CB/PR

Bob Beers, ILB Tuufuli Uperesa, OT Herb White, OG, DE

Tony Fudge, SS Ben Kiefer, OLB

Mike Agee, OG Mike Bouchee, ILB Jason Crebo, LB Dave Dickenson#, QB Joe Douglass, WR/PR David Kempfert, OC Yohanse Manzanarez, DE Blaine McElmurry, FS Eric Simonson, OT Matt Wells, WR

1982

1969

1983

Arnie Blancas, RB Tim Gallagher, LB Bill Gutman, OT Les Kent, RB Larry Miller, DL Jim Nordstrom, DE Roy Robinson, DB John Stedham, OG Karl Stein, FS Larry Stranahan, DT Tuuhili Uperesa, OT

Brian Salonen, TE

1976 Arnie Blancas, RB Larry Miller, DL Steve Okoniewski, OT Karl Stein, FS

1971 Steve Caputo, RB Steve Okoniewski, OT Ray Stachnick, OC

1985 Mike Rice, WR/P

1986

.1 9 9 6

Larry Clarkson, OT Mike Rice, WR/P

1987 Tony Breland, SS Scott Camper, DT Larry Clarkson, OT Pat Foster, DE Mike Rankin, ILB Bill Venard, OC

1988 J.C. Campbell, OLB Jody Farmer, RB/P/KOR Tim Hauck*, FS Mike Rankin, ILB Quinton Richardson, CB Kirk Scrafford, OG

1972

1989

Kit Blue, OC Barry Darrow, OG Mick Dennehy, Safety Leo LaRoche, DE Ron Rosenberg, ILB

Mike Agee, OG Brian Ah Yat!, QB Jason Baker, OT Jason Crebo*, LB Joe Douglass, WR/PR Corey Falls, DE David Kempfert, OC Blaine McElmurry, FS

1997 Kelley Bryant, DT Jason Crebo, LB Justin Gaines, CB

1974

1991

Jeremy Watkins, WR

Greg Anderson, DB Sly Hardy, CB Ron Rosenberg*, ILB

Todd Ericson, FS Chad Germer, OC Chad Lembke, ILB Kirk Murphy, DE Marvin Turk, WR

Adam Boomer, LB Calvin Coleman, CB Jimmy Farris, WR Andy Petek*, LB

1975 Greg Anderson, DB

2009

2010

Cory Procter, OT Craig Ochs, QB Lex Hilliard, RB Mike Murphy, DE Shane MacIntyre, ILB J. Heidelberger, Sp. Teams

Trumaine Johnson, CB Erik Stoll, Safety

2005 Brad Rhoades, OT Lex Hilliard, RB Tuff Harris, Returns Alan Saenz, DT Brady Green, Spec. Teams

2006

Rick Erps, OG Mike McGowan, OLB

2008 Marc Mariani, WR/Ret. Colin Dow, OG Colt Anderson, SS

2004

Eric Allen, WR Cody Balogh, OT

1973

Colt Anderson, SS Kroy Biermann*, DE Dan Carpenter, K Tyson Johnson, P J.D. Quinn, OG Brent Russum, OT Loren Utterback, LB

Dylan McFarland, OT Jon Skinner, OG Brad Weston, FB Chris Snyder, K Brent Meyers, OLB Dave DeCoite, FS

2003

1998

Sly Hardy, CB Dave Harrington, CB Steve Taylor, DE

2007

Marc Mariani, WR Levi Horn, OT Terran Hillesland, OG Chase Reynolds, RB Kevin Klaboe, FB Shawn Lebsock, ILB Trumaine Johnson, CB Shann Schillinger, FS Cole Lockwood, Sp. Teams

Brian Ah Yat#, QB Kelley Bryant, DT Scott Curry, OT Tyler Martin, DT Jeremy Watkins, WR

Dan Edwards, DE Jay Fagan, OG Jody Farmer, RB/P/KOR Tim Hauck*, FS Mike Rankin, ILB Kirk Scrafford, OG

1990

Calvin Coleman, CB John Fitzgerald, FB Spencer Frederick, TE Yohance Humphery, RB Vince Huntsberger*, SS Etu Molden, WR Chris Snyder, K Matt Steinau, OLB Thatcher Szalay, OG 2002 John Edwards!, QB Tim Bush, DE Blake Horgan, DT Dylan McFarland, OT Levander Segars, Returns Vernon Smith, CB Chris Snyder, K Trey Young*, FS

2011 Caleb McSurdy*, LB Trumaine Johnson, CB Bryan Waldhauser, DT Greg Hardy, TE Jon Opperud, OT Jabin Sambrano, Returns *Defensive MVP #Offensive MVP !Offensive co-MVP ANewcomer of the Year

1999 Adam Boomer, LB Kelley Bryant, DT Vince Huntsberger*, SS Drew MillerA, QB Chase Raynock, OT Thatcher Szalay, OG

1999 2606

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OFFENSIVE RECORDS

(Editors note: FCS playoff statistics did not count in season or career statistics until 2003.)

MOST O FFENSE GAME

TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME (SINCE 1 9 4 8 )

LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASS

329.2 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (Big Sky Conference Record) 327.8 Drew Miller, 1999-00 266.3 Grady Bennett, 1988-90 259.1 Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 233.9 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 229.5 Josh Swogger, 2006 207.1 Brent Pease, 1985-86 194.3 John Edwards, 1999-02 178.5 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 172.3 Cole Bergquist, 2005-08 171.5 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, 84

93 Brian Ah Yat, 1997, ©Portland State 91 John Edwards, 2000, Montana State 90 Dave Dickenson, 1995, Boise State 87 Dave Dickenson, 1993, Weber State Marty Mornhinweg, 1985, Weber State 84 Justin Roper, 2009, Cal Poly Dave Dickenson, 1995, ©Idaho 80 Jordan Johnson, 2011, ©Tennessee 79 Jordan Johnson, 2011, ©Montana State Drew Miller, 1999, Weber State 78 Joe Douglass, 1996, Northern Arizona 75 Cole Bergquist, 2008 @Weber State Cole Bergquist, 2008 © N. Colorado Brandon Neill, 2001, St. Marys (Calif.) Craig Ochs, Hofstra, 2004 Rock Svennungsen, 1974, Montana State 74 Dave Dickenson, 1993, ©Idaho Brad Lebo, 1989, Eastern New Mexico Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington 73 Cole Bergquist, 2008, Sacramento State John Edwards, 1999, ©Idaho State Brian Ah Yat, 1998, ©Stephen F. Austin 72 Andrew Selle, 2010, ©Cal Poly John Edwards, 2 0 0 2 , Southern Utah 71 Dave Dickenson, 1994, Sonoma State 70 Dave Dickenson , 1993, Boise State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada

MOST PLAYS 85

Dave Dickenson ©Idaho, 1995 (Big Sky Conference Record)

M OST YARDS 574

Dave Dickenson ©Idaho, 1995

A LL-PURPOSE YARDS 389

Marc Mariani vs. SDSU, 2009

SINGLE SEASON M OST PLAYS 568

John Edwards, 2002

MOST YARDS 4,209 Dave Dickenson, 1995 (rush, 33; pass, 4,176)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 2,265

Marc Mariani, WR, 2008

PA SSIN G GAME MOST ATTEMPTS 72

Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995

MOST COMPLETED 43

Dave Dickenson @Idaho, 1995

CAREER

MOST YARDS

AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY

560

7.9

Drew Miller, 1999-00 (708 plays-5,628 yards) (Big Sky Conference Record)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS 6

AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 328.9 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (35 games-11,513 yards) (Big Sky Conference Record)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 117

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (Big Sky Conference Record)

MOST YARDS 11.523 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

TOTAL YARDS (SINCE 1948) 11.523 9,327 8,434 8,254 6,802 6,249 6,175 5,900 5,613 4,926 4.070

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 Cole Bergquist, 2005-08 Grady Bennett, 1988-90 John Edwards, 1999-02 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, 84 Drew Miller, 1999-00 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 Cole Bergquist, 2005-08 Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Yohance Humphery, 1988-01 4,018 Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 07 3,728 Brent Pease, 1985-86

A LL-PURPOSE YARDS 5,429 4,997 4,931 4,669 4,521 4.070 3,478 3,347

Marc Mariani, 2006-2009 Yohance Humphery, 1998-2001 Chase Reynolds, 2008-10 Lex Hilliard, 2003-07 Levendar Segars, 2001-04 Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Shalon Baker, 1991-94 Renard Coleman, 1985-88

Brian Ah Yat ©Eastern Wash., 1996 Jordan Johnson vs. Weber State, 2011 Dave Dickenson vs. Boise State, 1995 Brian Ah Yat ©Stephen F. Austin, 1998

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE.

PASS ATTEMPTS

(minimum of 1 0 attempts) 1.000 Cole Bergquist vs. Fort Lewis, 2007, (13x13)

72 62 61 60 59 58

MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES 5

John Vacarelli ©Pacific, 1966

LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASS 93

Brian Ah Yat ©Portland State, 1997

MOST PASSING YARDS 560 558 512 510 505 498 493 489 469 466 460 458 453 447 435 424 423 417 411 410

Brian Ah Yat, 1996, ©East. Washington Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho Dave Dickenson, 1993, ©Idaho Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Northern Arizona Dave Dickenson, 1994, Idaho Drew Miller, 2000, ©Idaho Drew Miller, 1999, ©Portland State Dave Dickenson, 1995, Weber State Brad Lebo , 1991, Nevada Dave Dickenson, 1995, UC Davis Brad Lebo , 1991, Weber State Brent Pease, 1986, ©Weber State Brian Ah Yat, 1998, ©Stephen F. Austin Brian Ah Yat, 1996, ©Sacramento State Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington Grady Bennett, 1990, @Weber State Dave Dickenson, 1994, Eastern Wash. Brian Ah Yat, 1998, Southern Utah Marty Mornhinweg, 1984., Army Brad Lebo, 1991, ©Idaho Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State

58 56 55 53 52

Dave Dickenson, 1995, ©Idaho Johnny Coppedge, 1983, Idaho State Brad Lebo, 1992, ©Washington State Brent Pease, 1986, @Weber State Dave Dickenson, 1995, ©Washington State Brad Lebo, 1992, ©Kansas State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada Grady Bennett, 1990, @Nevada Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho Brad Lebo, 1991, Weber State Grady Bennett, 1989, ©Idaho Drew Miller, 1999, ©Portland State

PASS COMPLETIONS 43 38 36

Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho Dave Dickenson, 1994, Idaho Drew Miller, 1999, ©Portland State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Montana State Dave Dickenson, 1995, Weber State Brad Lebo, 1991, Nevada Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State Brad Lebo, 1992, ©Kansas State Brad Lebo, 1992, Montana State Johnny Coppedge, 1983, Idaho State Darren Rowell, 1997, St. Marys Dave Dickenson, 1994, Eastern Wash. Dave Dickenson, 1993, ©Eastern Wash. Brad Lebo, 1992, Idaho Grady Bennett, 1989, ©Idaho Dave Dickenson, 1995, ©Washington State Drew Miller, 2000, ©Idaho

GRIZ RECORDS OFFENSIVE RECORDS PA SSIN G - GAME (Continued)

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 16 16

Marty Mornhinweg, 1984 Grady Bennett, 1990

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Jordan Johnson, 2011, Weber State Brian Ah Yat, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin Dave Dickenson, 1995, Boise State Brandon Neill, 2001, St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Calif.) Drew Miller, 2000, @Idaho Drew Miller, 1999, @Portland State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Idaho State Brian Ah Yat, 1996, Portland State Dave Dickenson, 1995, @Idaho Brad Lebo , 1991, @Idaho Brad Lebo, 1991,Weber State Brent Pease, 1986, Eastern Washington Brent Pease, 1986, Idaho State (24 tied with 4; Dickenson had nine games with 4 TD passes)

PA SSIN G SINGLE SEASON MOST ATTEMPTS 457

Brad Lebo, 1991

MOST COMPLETED 309 309

Craig Ochs, 2004 Dave Dickenson, 1995

MOST YARDS PASSING 4,176 Dave Dickenson, 1995 (Big Sky Conference Record)

HIGHEST COMPLETION % (MIN. 100 ATTS) 68.7% Craig Ochs, 2004 (309-of-450) (Big Sky Conference Record)

PASSING YARDS PER GAME 379.6

Dave Dickenson, 1995 (Big Sky Conference Record)

Brian Ah Yat, 1996 (Big Sky Conference Record)

PASSING YARDS 4,176 3,807 3,640 3,615 3,461 3,384 3,209 3,156 3,091 3,056 3,053 3,043 3,005 2,952 2,685 2,691 2,646 2,623 2,453 2,439 2,400 2,160 1,885 1,883 1,682 1,668 1,612 1,569 1,361

Dave Dickenson, 1995 (Big Sky Conference Record) Craig Ochs, 2004 Dave Dickenson, 1993 Brian Ah Yat, 1996 Drew Miller, 1999 Brad Lebo, 1991 John Edwards, 2002 Cole Bergquist, 2008 Grady Bennett, 1989 Brent Pease, 1986 Dave Dickenson, 1994 Andrew Selle, 2009 Grady Bennett, 1990 Brian Ah Yat, 1998 Josh Swogger, 2006 Brian Ah Yat, 1997 Brad Lebo, 1992 Cole Berquist, 2007 Marty Mornhinweg, 1984 Drew Miller, 2000 Jordan Johnson, 2011 John Edwards, 2001 Justin Roper, 2010 Scott Werbelow, 1987 Grady Bennett, 1988 Bob Boyes, 1979 Craig Ochs, 2003 Marty Mornhinweg, 1982 Tom Kingsford, 1950

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Brian Ah Yat, 1996 (Big Sky Conference Record) Dave Dickenson, 1995 Craig Ochs, 2004 Drew Miller, 1999 Dave Dickenson, 1993 Brent Pease, 1986 Andrew Selle, 2009 Cole Bergquist, 2008 Brian Ah Yat, 1998 Dave Dickenson, 1994 Grady Bennett, 1990 Jordan Johnson, 2011 Brian Ah Yat, 1997 Brad Lebo, 1991 Cole Bergquist, 2007 Grady Bennett, 1989 Justin Roper, 2010 John Edwards, 2002

PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 68.7

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(Minimum 200 attempts) Craig Ochs, 2004 (309-450-8) (Big Sky Conference Record) Dave Dickenson, 1994 Dave Dickenson, 1995 Dave Dickenson, 1993

66.4 65.8 65.2 64.2 62.9 61.9 61.3

Drew Miller, 2000 Scott Werbelow, 1987 Drew Miller, 1999 Brian Ah Yat, 1998 Andrew Selle, 2009 Marty Mornhinweg, 1982 Brian Ah Yat, 1996

PA SSIN G CAREER MOST YARDS PASSING 11,080 9,315 7,778 7,505 6,717 6,704 6,083 5,900 5,419 4,131 3,655 2,836 2,685 2,444 2,296 2,178 2,173 2,099 2,068 1,745 1,447 1,446

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 Grady Bennett, 1988-90 Cole Bergquist, 2005-08 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 John Edwards, 1999-02 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-84 Drew Miller, 1999-00 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 Andrew Selle, 2007-10 Brent Pease, 1985-86 Justin Roper, 2009-10 Josh Swogger, 2006 Jordan Jonson, 2010-Present Tom Kingsford, 1948-50 Bob Boyes, 1978-79 Bert Wilberger, 1991-94 Scott Werbelow, 1986-87 Ray Brum, 1969-70 Tim Kerr, 1976-78 Van Troxel, 1972-75 Rock Svennungsen, 1971-74

PASSING YARDS A GAME (Minimum 12 games) 327.8 Drew Miller, 1999-00 (Big Sky Conference Record) 316.6 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 258.8 Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 250.9 Grady Bennett, 1988-90 225.8 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 206.5 Josh Swogger, 2006 203.1 Brent Pease, 1985-86 191.1 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 184.6 John Edwards, 1999-02 169.0 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82,84

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (SINCE 1948) 96 89 58 55 46 42 41 38 34 30 27 22 20

Dave Dickenson, 1993-95 (Big Sky Conference Record) Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 Cole Bergquist, 2005-08 Grady Bennett, 1988-90 John Edwards, 1999-2002 Drew Miller, 1999-2000 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 Andrew Selle, 2007-10 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82,1984 Brent Pease, 1985-86 Cole Bergquist, 2005-2008 Justin Roper, 2009-10 Jordan Johnson, 2010-Present Ray Brum, 1968-69

OFFENSIVE RECORDS PA SSIN G - CAREER (Continued)

RECEPTIONS

YARDS RECEIVING CONTINUED

15 14

222 208

13 12

MOST ATTEMPTS I,208 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Most completions 813 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

COMPLETIONS PER GAME 23.9

Drew Miller, 1999-00 (430 in 18 games)

MOST YARDS PASSING II,080

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

MOST TOUCHDOWNS 96

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (Big Sky Conference Record) 10

PASSING EFFICIENCY 166.3

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

HIGHEST % OF PASSES FOR TDS 7.9%

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (FCS National record)

MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES 42

Grady Bennett, 1988-90

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 67.3%

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (FCS National record)

MOST YARDS PER ATTEMPT 9.2

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (FCS National record)

YARDS RECEIVING

ATTEMPTS/INTERCEPTION RATIO .022

Josh Paffhausen, 1997, St. Marys Joe Douglass, 1996, @E. Wash., vs. MSU Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho Joe Douglass, 1995, @Montana State Marc Mariani, 2009, South Dakota State Levander Segars, 2002, @Eastern Wash. Jeremy Watkins, 1999, Idaho Joe Douglass, 1995, Boise State Shalon Baker, 1994, @Weber State Matt Wells, 1992, @Kansas State Mike Rice, 1986, Idaho State Etu Molden, 2001, @Hawaii Mike Erhardt, 1996, Northern Arizona Matt Wells, 1995, @Idaho Mike Rice, 1986, Nevada, Idaho Brian Salonen, 1983, Idaho State Ryan Bagley, 2007, Northern Colorado Tate H ancock, 2003, North Dakota State Jon Talmage, 2 0 0 2 , @Portland State Etu Molden, 2001, Portland State Jeremy Watkins, 1999, @Portland State Jimmy Farris, 1999, @Portland State Jeremy Watkins, 1998, Portland State, Eastern Washington Raul Pacheco, 1998, Cal Poly, @Weber State Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho Joe Douglass, 1995, Weber State Scott Gurnsey, 1994, @N. Texas, @BSU Shalon Baker, 1992, Idaho Shalon Baker, 1991, @McNeese State Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho, @Weber State

279 250 248 225

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 (Big Sky Conference Record) (26 interceptions, 1,208 attempts)

190 187 185 182 182 178 176 175 173 172

LONGEST RECEPTION 93 91 90 87 84 80 79 76 75

Joe Douglass, 1996, @E. Washington Joe Douglass, 1996, Northern Arizona Mike Trevathan, 1990, Idaho Joe Douglass, 1996, @Sacramento State

PASS YARDS PER GAME 327.8

205 204 200 198

Drew Miller, 1999-00 (18 games, 5,900 yards) (Big Sky Conference Record)

PASSING EFFICIENCY 166.3 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95

RECEIVING GAME

71 70

MOST RECEPTIONS 15

Josh Paffhausen vs. St. Marys, 1997

Joe Douglass @Eastern Washington, 1996

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 4

Jabin Sambrano vs. Weber State, 2011 Marc Mariani, vs. Southern Utah, 2008 Mike Rice vs. Idaho State, 1986 Marvin Turk @Idaho, 1991 Joe Douglass @Eastern Wash., 1996

LONGEST RECEPTION 93

Jimmy Farris, 1997, @Portland State Jimmy Farris, 2000, Montana State Matt Wells, 1995, Boise State Matt Wells, 1993, Weber State Scott Moe, 1985, Weber State Marc Mariani, 2009, Cal Poly Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho Jabin Sambrano, 2011, @Tennessee Jabin Sambrano, 2011, @Montana State Jeremy Watkins, 1999, Weber State Jim DeBord, 1968, @Idaho Tyler Palmer, 2008, @Weber State Mike Ferriter, 2008, Northern Colorado Levander Segars, 2004, Hofstra Etu Molden, 2001, St. Marys Del Spear, 1974, Montana State Matt Wells, 1993, @Idaho Mike See, 1989, Eastern New Mexico Mike Rice, 1986, Eastern Washington Mike Ferriter, 2008, Sacramento State Etu Molden, 1999, @Idaho State Justin Olsen, 1998, @Stephen F. Austin Jabin Sambrano, 2010, @Cal Poly Levander Segars, 2002, Southern Utah Shalon Baker, 1994, Sonoma State Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Boise State Mike Carlsen, 1991, Nevada

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS

MOST YARDS RECEIVED 279

Mike Erhardt, 1995, @Idaho Marc Mariani, 2008, Southern Utah Joe Douglass, 1995, @Montana State Joe Douglass, 1996, Montana State Marvin Turk, 1991, @Idaho Marc Mariani, 2009, Cal Poly Marvin Turk, 1991, Weber State Terry White, 1985, Weber State Scott Gurnsey, 1994, @Montana State Mike Rice, 1986, Idaho Matt Wells, 1995, Cal-Davis Justin Olsen, 1998, Southern Utah Matt Wells, 1993, Weber State Marc Mariani, 2009, Villanova Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Boise State Josh Paffhausen, 1997, St. Marys Scott Gurnsey, 1993, Montana State Marc Mariani, 2008, Richmond Shalon Baker, 1994, @Weber State

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71 69

RECEIVING SEASON

Mike Trevathan, 1990 Marc Mariani, 2008 Brian Salonen, 1983 Scott Gurnsey, 1993 Scott Gurnsey, 1994 Mike Rice, 1986 Tate Hancock, 2004 Jeremy Watkins, 1999 Joe Douglass, 1995 Matt Wells, 1995 Levander Segars, 2004 Matt Clark, 1989

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RECEIVING

67 65 64 63 63 63 61 60

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MOST RECEPTIONS 82

Joe Douglass, 1996

MOST YARDS RECEIVING 1.479 Marc Mariani, 2009 Joe Douglass, 1996 Marc Mariani, 2008

RECEIVING YARDS 1.479 1,469 1,308 1,240 1,145 1,079 1,047 1,046 1,025 1,008 1,006 1,003 998 885 885 870 832 832 820 819 801 792 746 733 722 710 705 702 780 725 701 699 692 689 675 661 641 638 634 632 625 628 614 608 607

Marc Mariani, 2009 Joe Douglass, 1996 Marc Mariani, 2008 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2004 Etu Molden, 2001 Scott Gurnsey, 1993 Marvin Turk, 1991 Mike Rice, 1986 Jeremy Watkins, 1999 Matt Wells, 1995 Mike Trevathan, 1990 Jimmy Farris, 2000 Scott Gurnsey, 1994 Jeremy Watkins, 1998 Shalon Baker, 1994 Bill Cockhill, 1993 Joe Douglass, 1995 Brian Salonen, 1983 Mike Ferriter, 2008 Jon Talmage, 2004 Eric Allen, 2006 Mike Erhardt, 1995 Matt Wells, 1994 Mike Ferriter, 2007 Jim Hard, 1979 Levander Segars, 2004 Mike Trevathan, 1989 Raul Pacheco, 1997 Shalon Baker, 1991 Raul Pacheco, 1996 Ryan Bagley, 2006 Jimmy Farris, 1999 Etu Molden, 2000 Ryan Bagley, 2007 Jon Talmage, 2 0 0 2 Justin Olsen, 1998 Tate Hancock, 2004 Craig Chambers, 2006 Travis Walker, 1997 Tanner Hancock, 2 0 0 0 Jabin Sambrano, 2 0 1 1 Tanner Hancock, 1999 Levander Segars, 2 0 0 2 Paul Lamb, 1985 Raul Pacheco, 1998 Paul Cooley, 1976

18 15 14 13

Joe Douglass, 1996 Marc Mariani, 2008 Etu Molden, 2001 Marc Mariani, 2009 Marvin Turk, 1991 Mike Rice, 1986

AVERAGE RECEPTIONS PER GAME 7.45 7.10 6.80 6.55 6.40 6.33 6.09 5.91 5.73 5.73 5.55 5.45 5.33 5.22 5.18

Joe Douglass, 1996 Mike Trevathan, 1990 Brian Salonen, 1983 Jeremy Watkins, 1998 Mike Rice, 1986 Etu Molden, 2001 Scott Gurnsey, 1993 Scott Gurnsey, 1994 Jeremy Watkins, 1999 Joe Douglass, 1995 Matt Wells, 1995 Matt Clark, 1989 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2004 Tanner Hancock, 2000 Travis Walker, 1997

RECEIVING CAREER RECEIVING YARDS 3,018 2.733 2,574 2,566 2,561 2,527 2,402 2,301 2,300 2,257 2,223 2,089 1,991 1,969 1,940 1,882 1,868 1,787 1.733 1,702 1,639 1,539 1,530 1,466 1,434 1,397 1,317 1,296 1,259 1,250 1,178

Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Matt Wells, 1992-95 Scott Gurnsey, 1991-94 Jon Talmage, 2002-05 Shalon Baker, 1991-94 Raul Pacheco, 1995-98 Jeremy Watkins, 1996-99 Joe Douglass, 1995-96 Etu Molden, 1998-01 Bill Cockhill, 1990-93 Jimmy Farris, 1997-00 Mike Ferriter, 2005-08 Mike Erhardt, 1993-96 Mike Trevathan, 1987-90 Ryan Bagley, 2004-07 Brian Salonen, 1980-83 Travis Walker, 1996-99 Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2001 -04 Tate Hancock, 2001-04 Matt Clark, 1987-90 Marc Mariani, 2007-09 Levander Segars, 2001-04 Bob McCauley, 1981-84 Mike Rice, 1985-86 Eric Allen, 2005-07 Shannon Cabunoc, 1988-92 Justin Olsen, 1995-98 Tanner Hancock, 1999-00 Ray Bauer, 1948-50 Marvin Turk, 1990-91

PASS RECEPTIONS 82 80 76 72

Joe Douglass, 1996 Marc Mariani, 2009 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2004 Etu Molden, 2 0 0 1 Jeremy Watkins, 1998

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PASS RECEPTIONS 192 189 182 176 167 166 164 161 158 153 150 147 145 144 135 133 129 125

Raul Pacheco, 1995-98 Matt Wells, 1993-96 Shalon Baker, 1991-94 Jon Talmage, 2002-05 Scott Gurnsey, 1991-94 Jeremy Watkins, 1996-99 Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Etu Molden, 1999-2001 Bill Cockhill, 1990-93 Ryan Bagley, 2004-07 Brian Salonen, 1980-83 Mike Ferriter, 2005-08 Joe Douglass, 1995-96 Mike Erhardt, 1993-96 Mike Trevathan, 1987-90 Matt Clark, 1987-90 Jimmy Farris, 1997-2000 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2001-04

PASS RECEPTION TOUCHDOWNS 29 26

25 24 21 21 20 19 17 16 15 14 13

Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Etu Molden, 1999-01 Mike Erhardt, 1993-96 Shalon Baker, 1991-94 Joe Douglass, 1995-96 Jon Talmage, 2002-05 Jimmy Farris, 1997-00 Raul Pacheco, 1995-98 Jeremy Watkins, 1996-99 Jabin Sambrano, 2008-11 Matt Wells, 1992-95 Scott Gurnsey, 1991-94 Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Mike Ferriter, 2005-08 Bill Cockhill, 1990-93 Mike Rice, 1985-86 Tanner Hancock, 1999-00 Marvin Turk, 1990-91

RUSHING GAME MOST CARRIES 38

Chase Reynolds vs. Texas State, 2008 Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001

MOST NET YARDS 265

Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 4

Lex Hilliard vs. Northwestern State, 2004 Justin Green vs. Eastern Wash., 2003 Yohance Humphery vs. Weber State, 2001 Arnie Blancas ©Weber State, 1970

LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE “Wild” Bill Kelly vs. Carroll College, 1925

79 76 75 72 71 70 69 68

Jabin Sambrano ©Northern Arizona, 2011 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2003, Idaho Mike Mickey, 1975, South Dakota Doug Egbert, 1975, ©Weber State Bob Smith, 1973, Simon Fraser Josh Branen, 1997, Stephen F. Austin Wyatt McCraw, 1974, ©UNLV Jim Olson, 1972, ©Idaho State Jordan Canada, 2011, Portland State Jody Farmer, 1987, ©Northern Iowa Paul Fiskness, 1975, Portland State Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State Renard Coleman, 1987, ©Northern Iowa Lex Hilliard, 2005, ©Idaho State Rock Svennungsen, 1973, South Dakota Chase Reynolds, 2008, Northern Ariz. Brian Gales, 1995, Minnesota-Duluth Mike Rice, 1985, Idaho State Del Spear, 1974, Boise State

TOP RUSHING GAMES (SINCE 1968) 265 241 237 233 227 220 208 201 197 194 193 187 185 185 182 181 180 175 173 171 170 167 166 163 162 160 159

Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State Chase Reynolds, 2009, Weber State Lex Hilliard, 2005, Cal Poly Chase Reynolds, 2008, Texas State Les Kent, 1969, ©Portland State Jim Olson, 1972, ©Idaho State Greg Iseman, 1982, ©Weber State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Eastern Wash. Yohance Humphery, 2000, ©Weber State Y. Humphery, 2000, ©Portland State Chase Reynolds, 2009, Appalachian State Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State Chase Reynolds, 2008, Weber State Rocky Klever, 1981, Idaho State Steve Caputo, 1971, ©Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2007, @Montana State Chase Reynolds, 2010, Montana State Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington Chase Reynolds, 2010, North Dakota Steve Caputo, 1971, ©Cal Poly Lex Hilliard, 2004, Northwestern State Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Idaho State Y. Humphrey, 1999, Sacramento State Bob Smith, 1973, ©Northern Arizona Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Weber State Steve Caputo, 1971, ©Weber State Yohance Humphery, 1999, Eastern Wash. Chase Reynolds, 2008, ©Portland State Greg Iseman, 1982, Idaho Jordan Canada, 2011, Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2005, Weber State JR Waller, 2002, Northern Arizona Yohance Humphery, 2001, @Cal Poly Steve Caputo, 1971, vs. Idaho Y. Humphery, 1999, Cal State Northridge Joey Charles, 1983, Weber State Chase Reynolds, 2008, Northern Ariz. JR Waller, 2002, ©Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2005, ©Sacramento State Chase Reynolds, 2008, Idaho State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Portland State

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Chase Reynolds, 2008, Texas State Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State Yohance Humphery, 2000, ©Weber State Y. Humphery, 2000, ©Portland State Greg Iseman, 1982, ©Weber State Monty Bullerdick, 1977, Idaho State Chase Reynolds, 2008, ©Portland State Y. Humphery, 2001, ©Montana State Lex Hilliard, 2005, Cal Poly Bob Smith, 1973, ©Northern Arizona Chase Reynolds, 2009, Weber State Chase Reynolds, 2008, vs. Weber State Lex Hilliard, 2007, ©Montana State Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington Nate Sanders, 1996, Portland State Steve Caputo, 1971, ©Weber State Lex Hilliard, 2007, Portland State Y. Humphery, 2001, E. Washington Monty Bullerdick, 1977, @Montana State Greg Iseman, 1982, ©Portland State Rocky Klever, 1981, Idaho State Wayne Harper, 1980, Northern Arizona

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MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 22

R U SH IN G —GAME (Continued) 17

MOST RUSHING TDS IN A GAME (Since 1968) Lex Hilliard, 2004, Northwestern State Justin Green, 2003, Eastern Washington Yohance Humphery, 2001, Weber State Arnie Blancas, 1969, ©Weber State Chase Reynolds, 2010, North Dakota Chase Reynolds, 2009, @Sacramento State Chase Reynolds, 2009, vs. SDSU Chase Reynolds, 2008, vs. N. Arizona Chase Reynolds, 2008, ©Portland State Lex Hilliard, 2007, Eastern Washington Justin Green, 2004, Sacramento State Lex Hilliard, 2004, ©Eastern Washington JR Waller, 2002, Southern Utah Yohance Humphery, 2000, Idaho State Yohance Humphery, 2000, ©Weber State Yo. Humphery, 1999, Weber State, ©Idaho St. Nate Sanders, 1999, Weber State Josh Branen, 1997, Sacramento State Tony Rice, 1992, Hofstra Tony Rice, 1989, ©Northern Arizona Joey Charles, 1983, Weber State Greg Iseman, 1982, ©Weber State Richard Jordan, 1975, South Dakota

RUSHING SEASON

MOST RUSHES 321 303 281 1,658 1,583 1,502 1,322 1,277 1,253 1,146 1,132 1,075 1,022 982 972 892 889 883 855 835 818 803

Yohance Humphery, 2001 Chase Reynolds, 2008 Chase Reynolds, 2009 Lex Hilliard, 2005 Yohance Humphery, 1999 Steve Caputo, 1971 Justin Green, 2003 Lex Hilliard, 2007 Greg Iseman, 1982 Monty Bullerdick, 1977 Chase Reynolds, 2010 Lex Hilliard, 2004 Les Kent, 1969 Terry Dillon, 1962 Dick Imer, 1954 Yohance Humphery, 2000 Arnie Blancas, 1970 Peter Nguyen, 2011 Bryan Magnuson, 1967 Josh Branen, 1996 Dick Imer, 1953 Dick Imer, 1953 Dick Imer, 1954 Josh Branen, 1995 Roy Malcom, 1948 Bob Byrne, 1950 Dale Shupe, 1954 Mike Mickey, 1975 Les Kent, 1969 Damon Boddie, 1994 Paul Fiskness, 1975 Steve Caputo, 1971 Casey Reilly, 1971 Murdo Campbell, 1954

Dick Imer, 1953 (86-703)

AVERAGE YARDS RUSHING PER GAME

113.9 110.2 102.2

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RUSHING CAREER MOST YARDS RUSHING 4.070 4,067 4,018 2,228 2,033 1,885 1,813 1,784 1,726 1,719 1,592 1,569 1,564 1,554 1,453 1,429 1,348 1,345 1,313 1,311

Yohance Humphery, 2001 Yohance Humphery, 1999 Dick Imer, 1953 Steve Caputo, 1971 Yohance Humphery, 2000 Lex Hilliard, 2005 Lex Hilliard, 2007 Monty Bullerdick, 1977 Chase Reynolds, 2009 Chase Reynolds, 2008 Dick Imer, 1954 Greg Iseman, 1982 Les Kent, 1969 Chase Reynolds, 2 0 1 0 Justin Green, 2003 Rocky Klever, 1981 Arnie Blancas, 1970 Bryan Magnuson, 1967

Yohance Humphery, 1998-01 Chase Reynolds, 2008-10 Lex Hilliard, 2003-05; 07 Rocky Klever, 1977-81 Steve Caputo, 1969-71 Josh Branen, 1995-97 Monty Bullerdick, 1978-79 Justin Green, 2003-04 JR Waller, 2002-05 Jody Farmer, 1986-89 Dick Imer, 1953-54 Terry Dillon, 1960-62 Arnie Blancas, 1969-70 Les Kent, 1969-70 Tony Rice, 1988-92 Del Spear, 1973-76 Paul Connelly, 1964-65 JefFHofFman, 1970-71 Bob Byrne, 1949-51 Renard Coleman, 1985-88

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 52 50 43 24 22

AVERAGE YARDS RUSHING (MIN. 50 ATTS)

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY 8.2

Chase Reynolds, 2009 Yohance Humphery, 2001 Chase Reynolds, 2008

RUSHING YARDS

MOST NET YARDS 1,658 Yohance Humphery, 2001

Chase Reynolds, 2009 Chase Reynolds, 2008 Lex Hilliard, 2004 Yohance Humphery, 2001

17 16 15 14 13 12

Chase Reynolds, 2008-10 Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 2007 Yohance Humphery, 1988-2001 Tony Rice, 1989-92 Justin Green, 2003-04 Jody Farmer, 1986-89 Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Josh Branen, 1995-97 Kelly Stensrud, 1992-95 Rocky Klever, 1977-81 John Edwards, 1999-2002 Del Spear, 1973-76 Jeff Hoffman, 1969, 71-72 Casey Reilly, 1969-71 JR Waller, 2002-05 Mike Hagen, 1980-81

MOST CARRIES 806

Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 07

MOST NET YARDS 4.070 Yohance Humphery, 1998-01

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 52

Chase Reynolds, 2008-10

SCORING GAME MOST POINTS 30 26

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

MOST POINTS SCORED IN 4TH QUARTER TO WIN A GAME 39

Montana (52) vs. S. Dakota State (48), Sept. 4, 1993 (Montana trailed 38-13 to start 4th quarter)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS 5

Greg Iseman @Weber State, 1982

OFFENSIVE RECORDS

102

SCO RING - GAME (Continued)

101 96

MOST FIELD GOALS

Dan Carpenter vs. S. Dakota State, 2006

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 57

Chris Snyder vs. Albany, 2002

MOST CONVERSIONS 10

90 85 84

Kris Heppner vs. Weber State, 1999

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 57 54

53 52 51

Chris Snyder, 2002, Albany Brody McKnight, 2009, @N. Arizona Dan Carpenter, 2007, @Sacramento State Chris Snyder, 2003, ©Idaho State Kris Heppner, 1997, ©Idaho State Brody McKnight, 2010, @ E. Washington Chris Snyder, 2000, ©Portland State Eby Dobson, 1985, ©Northern Arizona Brody McKnight, 2011, Western Oregon Brody McKnight, 2011, @Idaho State Dan Carpenter, 2007, ©Montana State Kirk Duce, 1988, @Nevada Dan Carpenter, 2007, Northern Colo. Dan Carpenter, 2006, ©Weber State Dan Carpenter, 2005, © Northern Ariz. Bruce Carlson, 1976, ©Northern Colo. Dan Worrell, 1969, South Dakota State Dan Carpenter, 2004, Northern Colorado Chris Snyder, 2002, ©Idaho Chris Snyder, 2001, @NAU, vs. Hawaii Kris Heppner, 1998, ©WSU, Portland St. Bruce Carlson, 1977, ©Northern Arizona Brody McKnight, 2011, ©Idaho State Chris Snyder, 2003, Western Illinois Chris Snyder, 2001, ©Idaho State, PSU Kris Heppner, 1997, ©Northern Arizona Eby Dobson, 1985, Boise State Bob Turnquist, 1973, @Rice

83 80 79 78

76 75 73

Marc Mariani, WR, 2008 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2004 Dan Carpenter, K, 2007 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2007 Yohance Humphery, RB, 1999 Marc Mariani, WR/Ret., 2009 Kris Heppner, K, 1999 Etu Molden, WR, 2001 Chris Snyder, K, 2001 Jabin Sambrano, WR/Ret., 2011 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2005 Justin Green, RB, 2003 Dave Dickenson, QB, 1993 Greg Iseman, RB, 1982 Brody McKnight, K, 2010 Mike Rice, WR, 1986 Brody McKnight, K, 2008 Andy Larson, K, 1993 Chris Snyder, K, 2000 Kris Heppner, K, 1997 Marvin Turk, WR, 1991 Dan Carpenter, K, 2005 Kris Heppner, K, 1998 Kirk Duce, K, 1989

MOST TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS 24 23 19 17 17 16 16 15 14

Chase Reynolds, RB, 2009 Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008 Joe Douglass, WR, 1996 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2004 Yohance Humphery, RB, 2001 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2007 Yohance Humphery, RB, 1999 Marc Marinai, WR, 2009 Jabin Sambrano, WR/Ret., 2011 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2005 Justin Green, RB, 2003 Dave Dickenson, QB, 1993 Greg Iseman, RB, 1982

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR Dave Dickenson, 1993 Brian Ah Yat, 1996 Dave Dickenson, 1995 Craig Ochs, 2004 Brent Pease, 1986 Drew Miller, 1999 Andrew Selle, 2009 Dave Dickenson, 1994 Grady Bennett, 1989 John Edwards, 2002 Brian Ah Yat, 1998

271 261 241 200

196 180 178 174 170 166 160 158 153 146 144 132 126 126 122

Brody McKnight, K, 2008-Present Andy Larson, K, 1993-96 Kris Heppner, K, 1997-99 Marc Mariani, WR, 2006-09 Bruce Carlson, K, 1974-77 Dan Worrell, K, 1968-70 Jody Farmer, RB, 1986-89 Joe Douglass, WR, 1995-96 Shalon Baker, WR, 1991-94 Eby Dobson, K, 1983-86 Kelly Stensrud, RB, 1992-95 Tony Rice, RB, 1988-92 Mike Erhardt, WR, 1993-96 Kris Heppner, K, 1997-98 Jon Talmage,WR, 2002-05 Jabin Sambrano, WR/Ret., 2008-11 Josh Branen, RB, 1995-97 Justin Green, RB, 2003-04 Dave Dickenson, QB, 1992-95 Del Spear, RB, 1973-76 Scott Gurnsey, WR, 1991-94

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS SCORED (SINCE 1148) 59 52 48 36 33 28 28 28 26 26 26 24

Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008-10 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2003-05, 07 Yohance Humphery, RB, 1998-01 Lex Hilliard, RB, 2003-05 Marc Mariani, WR, 2006-09 Joe Douglass, WR, 1995-96 Shalon Baker, WR, 1991-94 Jody Farmer, HB, 1986-89 Etu Molden, WR, 199-01 Mike Erhardt, WR, 1993-96 Tony Rice, RB, 1989-92 Jabin Sambrano, WR/Ret., 2008-11 Jon Talmage, WR, 2002-05 Josh Branen, RB, 1995-97 Kelly Stensrud, RB, 1992-95

MOST POINTS (KICKERS) 413

Dan Carpenter, 2004-07 (75 FGs, 182 PATs) (FCS record)

100% Dan Carpenter, 2004 (63-of-63)

46 45 41 35 34 32 29 28 28 27 26

MOST POINTS SCORED

SCORING

144 138 124 123 116

CAREER BLOCKED PATS

CAREER

SCO RING SEASON MOST FIELD GOALS 25

Chris Snyder, 2003

MOST PATS 64

Brody McKnight, 2009

HIGHEST PAT PERCENTAGE

113 109 107

Chase Reynolds, RB, 2009 Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008 Chris Snyder, K, 2003 Dan Carpenter, K, 2004 Brody McKnight, K, 2011 Yohance Humphery, RB, 2001 Joe Douglass, WR, 1996 Dan Carpenter, K, 2006 Brody McKnight, K, 2009 Chris Snyder, K, 2002

MOST POINTS SCORED 413 394 387 354 312 290 280

Dan Carpenter, 2004-07 (FCS record) Chris Snyder, K, 2000-03 Brody McKnight, K, 2008-2011 Chase Reynolds, RB, 2008-10 Lex Hilliard, 2003-05, 07 Yo Humphery, RB, 1998-01 Kirk Duce, K, 1988-91

MOST FIELD GOALS 75

Dan Carpenter, 2004-07 (FCS record)

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 105

Chris Snyder, 2000-03 (FCS record)

MOST CONVERSION KICKS 182

Dan Carpenter (182-188), 2004-07 (Big Sky Conference record)

MOST CONSECUTIVE PATS MADE 126

Chris Snyder, 2000-03 (FCS record) Tim Hauck 1987-89

CAREER BLOCKED KICKS 9

Tim Hauck, 1987-89

■ GRIZ RECORDS OFFENSIVE RECORDS PUNTING GAME MOST PUNTS Brody McKnight ©Portland State, 2010 Mark Spencer vs. McNeese State, 2002 Mike Rice @Boise State, 1986 Dave Harrington ©Rice, 1973 Terry Thomas ©UNLV, 1978

MOST YARDS 501

Jody Farmer ©Nevada, 1988

HIGHEST AVERAGE 55.7

Jody Farmer @Nevada, 1988 (9 for 501)

MOST PUNT RETURNS 9

Levander Segars vs. Western Wash., 2001 (Big Sky Conference Record)

LONGEST PUNT 79 78 77 75 74

73 72 70 69 68

Jody Farmer, ©Weber State, 1988 Jody Farmer, Weber State, 1989 Mark Spencer, ©Montana State, 2001 Brody McKnight, @Sac State, 2011 Kelly Stensrud, Eastern Wash., 1994 Ken Wood, ©Eastern Washington, 2008 Jody Farmer, ©Nevada, 1988 Mike Rice, Boise State, 1985 Mike Rice, Montana State, 1986 Jody Farmer, ©Eastern Wash., 1987 and ©Northern Iowa, 1987 Mark Spencer, Montana State, 2002 Mike Rice, @Idaho, 1985 Jake Dennehy, @Montana State, 1997 Jody Farmer, @Boise State, 1986

PUNTING CAREER AVG YDS PER PUNT (MIN. 50 ATTS) - SINCE 1948 42.56 Mike Rice, 1985-86 42.13 Tyson Johnson, 2003-05, 07 41.80 Dan Carpenter, 2004-06 41.26 Jody Farmer, 1986-89 Lon Howard, 1968 41.23 KenWood, 2008 40.83 Mark Spencer, 2001-02 40.69 Bud Beilis, 1952 40.37 Eby Dobson, 1983-86 40.36 Paul Gustafson, 1959-61 40.31 Jake Dennehy, 1994-97

RETURNS GAME LONGEST PUNT RETURN 94 94 82 75 74

Marc Mariani vs. Idaho State, 2008 (TD) Tuff Harris at E. Washington, 2006 (TD) Marc Mariani vs. E. Wash. 2009 (TD) Marc Mariani vs. Montana St., 2008 (TD) Tuff Harris vs. Portland St., 2005 (TD)

MOST PUNT RETURNS 8

Mike Rice vs. Weber State, 1985

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 245 142

Mike Rice vs. Weber State, 1985 Tuff Harris vs. South Dakota State, 2006

LONGEST K1CK0FF RETURN 102 99 98

Milt Popovich ©Oregon State, 1936 (TD) (School Record) Damon Boddie @Idaho, 1993 (TD) Kevin Morris vs. Boise State, 1989 (TD)

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN

PUNTING SEASON

MOST PUNTS

LONGEST TOUCHDOWNS (K0 RETURNS)

Scott Gurnsey, 1992

MOST YARDS 3,161

Jody Farmer, 1988

102 99 98 96

HIGHEST AVERAGE (MIN. 35 PUNTS) 44.7

Mike Rice 1985 (62-2,771)

AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT (MIN. 25 ATTS) 44.69 44.62 43.50 43.30 43.16 42.75 41.76 41.44 41.39 41.36 41.26 41.23 41.19

Mike Rice, 1985 Tyson Johnson, 2007 Paul Gustafson, 1959 Jody Farmer, 1988 Mark Spencer, 2 0 0 1 Brody McKnight, 2011 Jody Farmer, 1989 Dan Carpenter, 2006 Tyson Johnson, 2004 Tyson Johnson, 2003 Lon Howard, 1968 Ken Wood, 2008 Sean Wren, 2009

Dwaye Hans at Idaho, 1988 (TD) (School Record) Milt Popovich ©Oregon State, 1936 Damon Boddie ©Idaho, 1993 Marc Mariani vs. S. Dakota State, 2009 Jabin Sambrano vs. Cal Poly, 2011 Jefferson Heidelberger vs. NW State, 2002 Jefferson Heidelberger vs. Hofstra, 2004

RETURNS SEASON

29.4

Renard Coleman, 1987 (20-588)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 2,265 2,185 2,056 1,963 1,908 1,860 1,756 1,605 1,583 1,579 1,560 1,495 1,466 1,445 1,394

Marc Mariani, 2008 Marc Mariani, 2009 Yohance Humphery, 2001 Jabin Sambrano, 2011 Joe Douglass, 1996 Chase Reynolds, 2009 Chase Reynolds, 2008 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2004 Yohance Humphery, 1999 Levander Segars, 2002 Levander Segars, 2004 Greg Iseman, 1982 Lex Hilliard, 2005 Damon Boddie, 1994 Jack O’Loughlin, 1949

PUNT RETURN YARDS 667 513 507 474 439 417 416 374 373 354 318 316 307 298

Tuff Harris, 2006 (Big Sky Conference Record) Levander Segars, 2003 Marc Mariani, 2009 Levander Segars, 2002 Joe Douglass, 1996 Karl Stein, 1970 Shalon Baker, 1992 Joe Douglass, 1995 Marc Mariani, 2007 & 2008 Jabin Sambrano, 2011 Ron Baines, 1967 Tuff Harris, 2005 Peter Nguyen, 2010 Bill Cockhill, 1990

KICK0FF RETURN YARDS 836 762 709 695 670 660 657 646 628 621 611 601

Jabin Sambrano, 2011 Mike Guevara, 1992 Shannon Cabunoc, 1990 Jabin Sambrano, 2009 Peter Nguyen, 2010 Greg Dunn, 1979 Mike Rice, 1985 Levander Segars, 2004 Jefferson Heidelberger, 2003 Damon Boddie, 1993 Damon Boddie, 1993 Rob Schulte, 2005

MOST PUNT RETURNS

RETURNS CAREER

PUNT RETURNS

Tuff Harris, 2006 Levander Segars, 2002

143

HIGHEST AVERAGE PUNT RETURNS 20.2

Greg Anderson, 1974 (13-for-263)

MOST YARDS PUNT RETURNS 667

Tuff Harris, 2006 (BSC Record)

Levander Segars, 2001-04 (FCS Record)

PUNT RETURNS - YARDS 1,441 Levander Segars, 2001-04 (FCS Record)

MOST KICK0FF RETURNS

PUNT RETURNS - TDS

Jabin Sambrano, 2011

MOST YARDS KICK0FF RETURNS 836

Jabin Sambrano, 2011

HIGHEST AVERAGE KICK0FF RETURNS 33.5

Greg Anderson, 1974 (10-335)

Marc Mariani, 2006-09 Levander Segars, 2001-04

KICK0FF RETURNS 91

Rob Schulte, 2005-08

KICK0FF RETURN YARDS 2,086 Rob Schulte, 2005-08

DEFENSIVE RECO RD S. GAM E____________________ MOST INTERCEPTIONS 4

Ed Cerkovnik vs. Portland State, 1977 (Ties Big Sky Conference Record)

MOST YARDS RETURNED BY INTERCEPTION 125 Kelly Johnson vs. Portland State, 1977

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TACKLES 129

Colt Anderson, 2008 Tim Hauck, 1989

TACKLES FOR LOSS 27

Andy Petek, 2000

SACKS 19

Andy Petek, 2000

FORCED FUM BLES 6

Andy Petek, 2000

MOST INTERCEPTIONS 11

Karl Stein, 1969 (Big Sky Conference Record)

MOST YDS RETURNED FOR INTERCEPTION % 218 Greg Anderson, 1978

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MOST BLOCKED EXTRA POINTS

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20.5 19.5 19

CAREER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I TACKLES (SINCE 1976) 393 356 348 326 313 305 304 301 294 293 289 287 284 270 268 267 266 262

257 250 245 241 233 231 225 220 213 211 208 207 201

Caleb McSurdy (Mike 3aehor photo)

Vince Huntsberger, SS, 1998-01 Tyler Joyce, LB, 2004-07 Kent Clausen, LB, 1976-79 Mike Rankin, LB, 1985,1987-89 Colt Anderson, 2004-08 Tim Hauck, DB, 1987-89 Kyle Ryan, LB, 2004-07 Jake Trammell, LB, 1981 -84 Shawn Lebsock, LB, 2006-09 Caleb McSurdy, LB, 2008-11 Jason Crebo, LB, 1994-97 Todd Ericson, DB, 1990-93 Curt McElroy, LB, 1979-82 Mike McGowan, LB, 1987-90 Adam Boomer, LB, 1997-00 Sam Martin, DE, 1976-79 Dave DeCoite, DB, 2000-03 Loren Utterback, LB, 2004-07 Chad Lembke, LB, 1989-92 Sean Dorris, DB, 1989-92 Shann Schillinger, FS, 2006-09 Trey Young, SS, 1999-02 Mike Bouchee, LB, 1993-96 Dan Downs, LB, 1991-94 Kurt Schilling, LB, 1991-94 Blaine McElmurry, DB, 1993-96 Alex Shaw, LB, 2008-11 Erik Stoll, Ss, 2008-10 Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-07 Greg Dunn, DB, 1976-79 Brent Oakland, LB, 1981-83 Blake Horgan, DT, 2001-04 Scott Gratton, LB, 1979-82 Matt Steinau, LB, 1998-01

18.5 f:

18 17

SACKS (SINCE 1 9 7 6 ) 32.5 32 29 27 24 23 22

19 17

1 5.5 15

1 1 .5

13 12

48.5 45 44.5 44 39 34.5 32 30.5 28.5 26.5 24.5

24 22 21.5 21

Tim Bush, DE, 2000-03 Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-07 Andy Petek, DE, 1997-00 Mike Murphy, DE, 2003-06 Corey Falls, DE, 1993-96 Lance Spencer, DE, 2002-05 Trey Young, SS, 1999-02 Jay Turner, DE, 1991 -94 Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-09 Kroy Biermann, DE, 2004-06 Dustin Dlouhy, DE, 2003-06 Ciche Pitcher, DE, 2000-03 Randy Riley, DE, 1993-96 Kelley Bryant, DT, 1996-99 Mike McGowan, LB, 1987-90 Ryan Thompson, DT, 1993-96 Keith Jones, DE, 1991-94 Mike Stadnyk, DE, 2005-08 Eric Buehler, DE, 1995-98 Pat Foster, DE, 1984-87 Ryan Fetherston, DE, 2008-11 Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-2009

INTERCEPTIONS (SINCE 1968) 20 16 15

TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1976) Tim Bush, DE, 2000-03 Kroy Biermann, 2004-07 Mike Murphy, DE, 2003-2006 Andy Petek, DE, 1997-00 Jason Crebo, LB, 1994-97 Trey Young, DB, 1999-02 Adam Boomer, LB, 1997-00 Lance Spencer, DE, 2002-05 Shawn Poole, DT, 1982-85 Loren Utterback, LB, 2004-07 Ryan Fetherston, DE, 2008-11 Ciche Pitcher, DE, 2000-03 Dustin Dlouhy, DE, 2003-06 Corey Mertes, DE, 1998-00 Shane MacIntyre, LB, 2002-05 Pat Foster, DE, 1984-87

Alan Saenz, DT, 2002-05 Bobby Alt, DE, 2009-11 Severin Campbell, DE, 2007-10 Keith Jones, 1991-94 Scott Camper, DT, 1987 Ben Kiefer, LB, 1981-82 Brent Oakland, LB, 1981-83 Jace Palmer, DE, 2006-2009 Mike Stadnyk, DE, 2005-08 Blake Horgan, DT, 2001 -04 Caleb McSurdy, LB, 2008-11 Yohance Manzanarez, DE, 1992-95

Karl Stein, 1969-70 Mick Dennehy, 1969, 71-72 Trumaine Johnson, CB, 2008-11 Tim Hauck, 1987-89 Blaine McElmurry, 1993-96 Torrey Thomas, 2004-07 Todd Ericson, 1990-93 Tony Breland, 1985-87 Greg Nygren, 1986-88 Ed Cerkovnik, 1977-79 Greg Anderson, 1973-76 Keith Burke, 1992-94 Kent Clausen, 1977-80 Greg Dunn, 1977-79 Robin Peters, 1969-71

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 398

Karl Stein, 1969-70 (Big Sky Conference F.ecord)

INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS 4

Greg Anderson, 1973-76 (Ties Big Sky Conference Record)

GRIZ RECOR__ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER RECORDS PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 67.3 Dave Dickenson (813-1208-26), 1992-95 66.5 Scott Werbelow (145-218-9), 1985 & 87 65.7 Drew Miller (430-654-14), 1990-00 Craig Ochs (430-654-16), 2003-04 61.8 Brian Ah Yat (735-1190-39), 1995-98 60.1 Andrew Selle (300-499-14), 2007-10 59.2 Cole Bergquist (615-1038-23), 2004-08 58.7 Marty Mornhinweg (488-832-38), 1980-82 &84 58.4 Grady Bennett (641-1097-42) 1988-90 57.8 John Edwards (493-853-19), 1999-02

AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH (M IN. 1 2 GAMES) 18.41 18.40 17.31 16.85 16.23 16.10 16.05 15.93 15.87 15.41 15.09

Marvin Turk (64-1178), 1990-91 Marc Mariani (164-3018), 2006-09 Jimmy Farris (129-2233), 1997-00 Bob McCauley (87-1466), 1981-84 Ray Bauer (77-1250), 1948-50 Jabin Sambrano (111-1787), 2008-11 Tony Lambert (57-915), 1986-87 Mike Rice (90-1434), 1985-86 Joe Douglass (145-2301), 1995-96 Scott Gurnsey (167-2574), 1991-94 Paul Lamb (70-1056), 1984-87

RECEPTIONS PER GAME (MINIMUM 12 GAMES) 6.59 5.03 4.88 4.68 4.66 4.50 4.47 4.33 4.29 4.00

Joe Douglass (22 games), 1995-96 Jeremy Watkins (33 games), 1996-99 Etu Molden (33 games), 1999-01 Tanner Hancock (19 games), 1999-00 Mike Trevathan (29 games), 1987-90 Matt Wells (42 games), 1992-95 Raul Pacheco (43 games), 1995-98 Shalon Baker (42 games), 1991-94 Mike Rice ( 2 1 games), 1985-86 Marvin Turk (16 games), 1990-91

TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME (MIN. 12 GAMES) 329.2 327.8 266.3 259.1 233.9 207.1 196.5 194.3 178.5 172.3 171.5

Dave Dickenson (35 games), 1992-95 Drew Miller (18 games), 1999-00 Grady Bennett (31 games), 1988-90 Brian Ah Yat (36 games), 1995-98 Craig Ochs (24 games), 2003-04 Brent Pease (18 games), 1985-86 Josh Swogger (14 games), 2006 John Edwards (35 games), 1999-02 Brad Lebo (35 games), 1989-92 Cole Bergquist (50 games), 2004-08 Marty Mornhinweg (36 games), 1980-82/84

TOUCHDOW NS RESPONSIBLE FOR 317 93 69 67 62 59 53 48 47 46 43 40

Dave Dickenson, 1992-95 Brian Ah Yat, 1995-98 Cole Bergquist, 2004-08 Grady Bennett, 1998-90 John Edwards, 1999-02 Chase Reynolds, 2007-09 Lex Hilliard, 2003-07 Yohance Humphery, 1998-01 Marty Mornhinweg, 1980-82, & 84 Craig Ochs, 2003-04 Drew Miller, 1999-00 Brad Lebo, 1989-92 Brent Pease, 1985-86

ALL PURPOSE YARDS PER GAME (MINIMUM 12 GAMES) 157.7 141.5 128.1 126.8 116.6 104.4 101.8 98.6 97.1 94.0 93.0

Dick Imer (16 games), 1953-54 Joe Douglass ( 2 2 games), 1995-96 Yohance Humphery (39 games), 1998-01 Damon Boddie (21 games), 1993-94 Mike Rice ( 2 1 games), 1985-86 Marc Mariani (52 games), 2006-09 Monty Bullerdick (20 games), 1977-78 Jack Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Loughlin (19 games), 1948-49 Paul Connelly (19 games), 1964-65 Lex Hilliard (50 games), 2003-07 Chase Reynolds (53 games), 2008-10

PAT KICKS MADE 210 182 182 175 157 136 103 72

Brody McKnight (210-220), 2008-11 Dan Carpenter (182-188), 2004-07 Chris Snyder (182-187), 2000-03 Andy Larson (175-187), 1993-96 Brody McKnight (116-124), 2008-2011 Kirk Duce (136-146), 1988-91 Dan Worrell (101-104), 1968-70 Eby Dobson (88-93), 1983-86 Bruce Carlson (72-74), 1974-77

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 25 ATTEMPTS) 73.6 67.8 66.7 62.2 62.1 60.0

Dan Carpenter (78-106), 2004-07 Andy Larson (28-45), 1993-96 Brody McKnight (59-87), 2008-11 Raul Allegre (20-30), 1978-79 Chris Snyder (70-105), 2000-03 Kris Heppner (36-58), 1997-99 Kirk Duce (48-80), 1988-91

AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT RETURN (MINIMUM 35 ATTEMPTS) 15.01 13.89 12.39 11.64 11.61 10.28 10.20 10.08

Marc Mariani (83-1253), 2006-09 Tuff Harris (72-1000), 2003-06 Ron Baines (41-508), 1967-68 Shalon Baker (78-908), 1991-94 Joe Douglass (70-813), 1995-96 Brody McKnight (59-87), 2008-11 Bill Cockhill (50-510), 1990-93 Levander Segars (143-1441), 2001-04

AVERAGE YARDS PER KICK RETURN (MINIM UM 3 5 ATTEM PTS) 27.57 25.85 25.50 25.31 25.14 24.58 23.98 23.89 23.62 23.40 22.57

Marc Mariani (42-1158), 2006-09 Renard Coleman (55-1422), 1985-88 Marc Mariani (42-1158), 2006-09 J. Heidelberger (42-1063), 2001-04 Damon Boddie (49-1232), 1993-94 Brian Gales (36-885), 1995-98 Greg Anderson (49-1175), 1973-76 Gregg D unn (66-1577), 1977-79 Mike Guevara (55-1299), 1991-92 Rob Schulte (91-2129), 2004-08 Sly Hardy (44-993), 1973-74

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2 4 ....................................vs. Weber State, 1995

MOST CARRIES

FEWEST CARRIES

M OST FIRST DOW NS BY PENALTIES

9 (-26)............................... @Idaho State,

8 3 ...............................@S. Dakota State, 1970

7 ...........................vs. Northern Arizona, 1998

MOST NET YARDS

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED

FEW EST RUSH FIRST DOW NS ALLOWED

-43

471.............................vs. Portland State, 1968

M OST FIRST DOW NS PASSING

MOST TOUCHDOWNS 16.............................vs. Carroll College, 1920 8 .................................vs. Thomas More, 1990

HIGHEST AVERAGE/CARRY 8 .6

.................................. vs. Thomas More, 1990 (Ties FCS national record)

PUNTING M OST PUNTS 12

..............................vs. North Dakota, 1948

....................................... @Boise State, 1986

M OST YARDS

PASSING

501............................................@Nevada, 1988

MOST ATTEMPTS

HIGHEST AVERAGE

7 2 ......................

@Idaho, 1995

MOST COMPLETIONS 43.................................................@Idaho, 1995

MOST YARDS 560..................... @Eastern Washington, 1996

MOST TOUCHDOWNS 6 6 6 6

vs. Weber State, 2 0 1 1 ...............................vs. Southern Utah, 2008 ...............................@Stephen F. Austin, 1998 ........................................vs. Boise State, 1995

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE .833...............vs. Thomas More (20x24), 1990

MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES 6

......................................vs. Utah State, 1948

TOTAL OFFENSE

55.7

@Nevada, 1988

POINTS M OST POINTS

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER PLAY MOST FIRST DOWNS

3 3 ......................................... vs. Sac State, 2004

MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 2 5 ................................................. @Idaho, 1974

10 .................................... vs. Boise State, 1989 (Big Sky Conference record)

LOW EST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE .179

@Montana State (5x28), 1971

MOST YARDS INTERCEPTED RETURNED 234.....................vs. Northern Colorado, 1978

LOWEST AVERAGE PER PLAY ALLOWED

M OST TOUCHDOW NS

MOST CONVERSION KICKS 16.............. vs.Mount Saint Charles, 1920 1 1 ...................................vs. Weber State, 1999 9 .........................@Eastern Washington, 1995 9 ................................. vs. Montana State, 1904 8 .................................vs. Southern Utah, 2002

2011

PASS DEFENSE M OST INTERCEPTIONS

M OST POINTS SCORED IN 4TH QUARTER TO W IN A GAME

16 vs. Carroll College, 1920 99 ................... @ South Dakota State, 1970 14............................... vs. Montana State, 1904 11...................................vs. Weber State, 1999 MOST YARDS 10 1999 vs. Southern Utah, 2002 717................... vs. Weber State, 9 ..........................@Eastern Washington, 1995 vs. North Dakota (46-457), 1948

FEWEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY -2.9 (9 for -26)................. @Idaho State,

TOTAL DEFENSE

3 9 ...................... vs. South Dakota State, 1993 (FCS national record) (Trailed 38-13 to begin 4th quarter, won 52-48)

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vs. Weber State, 1989

133............................vs. Carroll College, 1920 8 1 ................................. vs. Weber State, 1999 7 9 .............................. vs. Montana State, 1904 7 3 ................................... vs. Idaho State, 1999 6 8 vs. Southern Utah, 2002 63 @Eastern Washington, 1995 6 2 ............................... vs. Thomas More, 1990

MOST PLAYS

9.9

RUSH DEFENSE

FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED 27 .............................@British Columbia, 1963 (Big Sky Conference record)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 28 ..................................... vs. Utah State, 1950 .6 3........................

vs. Thomas More, 1990

BLOCKED PUNTS 4 ................................. vs. Montana State, 1987 (Ties FCS record)

FEWEST RUSH FIRST DOWNS ........................................@Idaho State, 2 0 1 1 0 ................................. vs. Montana State, 2006 0 ...........................vs. Northern Arizona, 2002 0 ................................ vs. thomas More, 1990 (Ties Big Sky Conference record) 0

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MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIES

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED

3 3 ............................................... 2004 and 1998

415.............................................................. 1959

MOST CARRIES 728.............................................................. 1970 (Big Sky Conference record)

MOST NET YARDS

MOST YARDS

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER CARRY

PUNT RETURNS

HIGHEST PER GAME AVERAGE

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED 2 8 ..................................................... 1970,1988

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS

MOST RETURNS 5 7 ................................................................2006 (Big Sky Conference record)

PASSING

MOST YARDS

503.............................................................. 1992

MOST COMPLETED

HIGHEST AVERAGE 17.9

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE

KICKOFF RETURNS

480.............................................................. 1988 (Big Sky Conference record)

MOST SACKS 5 0 ................................................................ 1996

733..............................................................2006 (Big Sky Conference record)

336.............................................................. 1995

FEWEST TDS ALLOWED 4 .................................................................. 1963

338.4 ........................................................... 1970

MOST ATTEMPTS

1964 (Big Sky Conference record)

8 4 ................................................................ 1992 3,161,1988 Highest average 44.69 (62-2,771), 1985

1954 (380-2,114)

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MOST PUNTS

3,477........................................................... 1971 (Big Sky Conference record) 5.6

FEWEST PASSING YARDS PER GAME

PUNTING

TOTAL DEFENSE FEWEST AVERAGE PLAYS ALLOWED 55.6

1954(12-215)

1963

LOWEST AVERAGE PER PLAY YIELD 3 .3

1970 (648-2,150)

67.8%........................................2004(331-488)

MOST RETURNS

FEWEST YARDS

HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDAGE

5 4 ................................................................ 2011

2,150........................................................... 1970

408.2

1995 (Big Sky Conference record)

LOWEST YIELD PER GAME

MOST YARDS 1,133

2011

MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES

HIGHEST AVERAGE

2 8 ................................................................ 1977

28.1

FEWEST INTERCEPTED PASSES

215.0

1970

FIRST DOWNS

2003 (36-1,013) (Big Sky Conference record)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 9 8 ................................................................ 1949

4 .................................................................. 1970

SCORING

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES

MOST POINTS

3 9 ................................................................ 1970

4 3 ................................................................ 1996 (Big Sky Conference record)

537..............................................................2009 (Big Sky Conference record)

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PASSING

MOST YARDS

MOST TOUCHDOWNS

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIES

4,490........................................................... 1995 (Big Sky Conference record)

6 9 ................................................................ 2004

3 ........................................................ 1959, 1964

MOST FIELD GOALS

RECOVERIES

14................................................................ 1959

TOTAL OFFENSE

2 5 ................................................................2003

MOST PLAYS

MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES

MOST CONVERSIONS

2 7 ................................................................ 1975

1.074

2008

6,416...........................................................2004 (Big Sky Conference record)

HIGHEST PER PLAY AVERAGE 7.0

6 5 ................................................................ 2004

RUSH DEFENSE

MOST YARDS

1999 (810-5,691)

HIGHEST PER GAME AVERAGE 517.4 ........................................................... 1999

FEWEST AVERAGE CARRIES ALLOWED 34.6

1970

LOWEST PER RUSH YIELD 2.0 ............................................. 1970 (346-699) 2.0 ............................................. 1989 (392-772)

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED

FIRST DOWNS

699.............................................................. 1970

MOST FIRST DOWNS

PASS DEFENSE

346..............................................................2004 (Big Sky Conference record)

MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 171.............................................................. 1970 (Big Sky Conference record)

MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING 188..............................................................2004

MOST TOTAL RECOVERIES 4 5 ................................................................ 1977 (24 interceptions and 21 fumble recoveries)

FEWEST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED 9 6 ................................................................ 1959

FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED 3 5 ................................................................ 1959

LOWEST COMPLETION % ALLOWED .354..............................................1973 (84-237)

BLOCKED PUNTS 9

1987 (BSC record)

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS TONY BARBOUR AWARD The Tony Barbour award is given in memory of a loyal Grizzly fan. It is presented annually to a UM player, “who best exemplifies outstandingpractice habits and makes an unselfish contribution to the betterment o f the Grizzly football team ” 1987 ...................................................Nate Odden 1988 ................................................. Clay Clausen 1989 ...............................................Grady Bennett 1990 Kevin Morris, Galen Lawton 1991 Greg Ferguson, Kyle Mirich 1991 ..................................................Scott McCoy 1992 ............. Quentin Burns, Marc Monestime 1993 Keith Burke, Bert Wilberger 1994 ............ Mike Goicoechea, Kelly Stensrud 1995 .....................Marty Duffin, Kelly Stensrud 1996 .....................Brian Toone, Josh Paffhausen 1997 ...............................................Darren Rowell 1997 ........................Jake Dennehy, Eric Buehler 1998 ........................Dallas Neil, Jamie Robbins 1999 ..................................................... Dallas Neil 2000 .................. Matt Thuesen 200 1 ..................................................Dan Orizotti 2002 Brandon Neill 2003 Chris Connors 2004 ..................... Colt Palmer 2005 Shane MacIntyre 2006 ........................... Colt Anderson, Kyle Ryan 2007 ........... .............Brandon Dwyer, Kyle Ryan 2008 .............Colt Anderson, Shann Schillinger 2009 Shann Schillinger 2010 ........................................................ Erik Stoll 201 1 .................................................. Sam Gratton

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STEVE CARLSON AWARD

LARRY MILLER AWARD

The Steve Carlson award is given to the teams M OST VALUABLE PLAYER in memory of the former Grizzly football player who died in 1977. 1977 Ron Lebsock 1978 ...................................................... Tim Kerr 1979 .......................................................Jim Hard 1980 .............................................. Kent Clausen 1981 .............................................. Rocky Klever 1982 .............Greg Iseman, Marty Mornhinweg 1983 Brian Salonen 1984 Marty Mornhinweg 1985 ..................................................... Mike Rice 1986 ................................................. Brent Pease 1986 ..................................................... Mike Rice 1987 ................................ Pat Foster, Bill Venard 1988 Tim Hauck 1989 Tim Hauck 1990 ............... Grady Bennett, Mike McGowan 1991 Brad Lebo, Marvin Turk 1992 ............................................... SeanDorris Brad Lebo 1993 Dave Dickenson 1994 ..................Shalon Baker, Dave Dickenson Scott Gurnsey 1995 Dave Dickenson 1996 Brian Ah Yat 1996 ........................ Jason Crebo, Joe Douglass 1997 ........................ Brian Ah Yat, Josh Branen Jason Crebo 1998 ............................................... Brian Ah Yat 1999 ............................................... . Drew Miller 2000 ........................ Jimmy Farris, Andy Petek 200 1 Vince Huntsberger 2002 Trey Young 2003 Dylan McFarland 2004 ............................................... ...Craig Ochs 2005 Lex Hilliard 2006 Mike Murphy 2007 ..................... Kroy Biermann, Lex Hilliard 2008 Colt Anderson 2009 Marc Mariani, Chase Reynolds 2010 ............Chase Reynolds, Brody McKnight 201 1 ............. Caleb McSurdy, Brody McKnight

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. 1976 ..................................................Doug Betters 1977 Steve Fisher 1978 Steve Fisher 1979 ....................................................Sam Martin 1980 Arnie Rigoni 1981 ........................................................Pat Curry 1982 .......................................................... Joe Nuu 1983 ......................................................Cliff Lewis 1984 ......................................... ...... Dave Seaman 1985 Pat Foster 1986 ...................................Pat Foster, Jason Ray 1987 Pat Foster 1987 ................................................Scott Camper 1988 J.C. Campbell, Rick Sullivan 1989 ............................ Dan Edwards, Joe Kalafat 1991 Kirk Murphy, Gregg Smerker 1992 ............. Sam Davidson 1993 ............................................ LanceAllen 1994 Jay Turner 1995 ...................................Yohanse Manzanarez 1996 ............................. Corey Falls, Randy Riley 1997 Eric Manzanarez 1998 Eric Buehler 1999 Kelley Bryant 2000 ......................................... Andy Petek 200 1 ............................................. . Ciche Pitcher 2002 ....................................................... Tim Bush 2003 ................ Tim Bush 2004 ...................................... .........Mike Murphy 2005 ..................................................... Alan Saenz 2006 .....................Dustin Dlouhy, Mike Murphy 2007 ..............................................Kroy Biermann 2008 .......................Craig Mettler, Mike Stadnyk 2009 .......................Austin Mullins, Jace Palmer 2010 ...................Severin Campbell, Tyler Hobbs Bryan Waldhauser 201 1 Bryan Waldhauser

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GRIZ AWARDS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

GOLDEN HELMET AWARD

PAT NORWOOD AWARD Pat Norwood was a four-year starter at offenÂ sive tackle for the Griz (1979-82) from Billings who died of cancer in 1983. This award is given to the M OST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER, who oftentimes has to overcome an injury. 1982 ............................................. Brian Salonen 1983 ........................................... Dave Dummett 1984 ......................................... Kelly Richardson 1985 ........................................... Tim Monterossi 1986 ...........................Rob Kunka, Rick Sullivan 1987 .............................David Reeves, Jason Ray 1988 .....................................................Jason Ray 1989 ................................Don Graves, Jay Fagan 1990 .................................................... Matt Clark 1991 .........................Nels Kludt, Steve Premock Sam Davidson 1992 .......................................... Kelly McCallum 1993 ............................................. Frank Garrett 1993 ....................................................Matt Wells 1994 .........................Matt Wells, Eric Simonson 1995 ..................... Josh Branen, Mike Kowalski 1995 ........................................... Scott Spraggins 1996 ............................................... Mike Erhardt 1996 .....................................................Billy Ivey 1997 ....................Josh Paffhausen, Joe Lehman 1998 .........................Raul Pacheco, Paul Jenkins 1999 ........................... D.J. Colter, Travis Walker 2000 ..................................................Drew Miller 2001 ........... John Fitzgerald, Spencer Frederick 2002 .......................................... Herb Fernandez 2003 .......................................... Levander Segars 2004 .............................................. Jonny Varona 2005 .............................................. Lance Spencer 2006 ................................................. Brady Green 2007 .................................................. Lex Hilliard 2008 .....................Tyler Corwin, Craig Mettler 2009 ............................ Thomas Brooks-Fletcher 2010 ...................... .........................Andrew Selle 2011 ..................... .....................Ryan Fetherston

PAUL WESKAMP AWARD

This wasestablishedin memory of Paul WesThe Golden Helmet Award honors the HARDEST HITTER on the team. It was set up kamp, a tackleonEd Chinskes 1954 Grizzly team. The award honors UM s OUTSTANDING nationally by the CocaCola Company in 1967. LINEM AN and was established by the citizens 1967 ......................................................Bob Beers of Ronan, Mont. 1968 ................................................... Herb White 1967 ................................. Larry Huggins 1969 ............................................ Jim Nordstrom 1968 .............................. TuufuliUperesa 1970 ............................................ Jim Nordstrom 1969 .................................. TuufuliUperesa 1971 .................................................. Casey Reilly 1970 ...... Larry Miller 1972 ............................................ Mick Dennehy 1971 ...... ....Steve Okoniewski 1973 .......................................................Sly Hardy 1972 ........................ Ron Richards 1974 ............................................ Ron Rosenberg 1973 ....... Jim Leid 1975 ................................................. Steve Dionas 1974 ......................................Larry Farnam 1976 .............................................Greg Anderson 1975 ....... Walt Brett 1977 ............................................... Kelly Johnson 1976 ...... .........................................Dan Sullivan 1978 ................................................ Kent Clausen 1977 ................................................Terry Falcon 1979 ....................................................Greg Dunn 1978 ........................ GuyBingham 1980 ..................................................... Jay Becker 1979 ............................ GuyBingham 1981 ................................................ Scott Gratton 1980 ..............................Brian McHugh 1982 ..................... Scott Gratton, Curt McElroy 1981 ........... Jim Rooney 1983 .............................................. Brent Oakland 1982 .................... GregAmundsen 1984 .............................................. Jake Trammell 1983 ..............................................Bob Cordier 1985 ................................................Terry Shillam 1984 .................. RickLinderholm 1986 ................Demidric Cooks, Pat Hardiman 1985 ..............................Eric Dawald 1987 ....................................................Tim Hauck 1986 Larry Clarkson, Shawn Poole 1988 ....................................................Tim Hauck 1987 ............................................. Larry Clarkson 1989 ....................................................Tim Hauck 1988 .... Jay Fagan 1989 ............................ MikeRankin 1989 ...................... KirkScrafford 1990 ........ ..................Steve Collins, Don Graves 1990 .......................................................Rick Erps 1991 ................Todd Ericson, Dethrick Slocum 1991 Chad Germer, Damon Gilbreth 1992 ......................... Todd Ericson, Carl Franks 1992 ................................................... Scott Gragg 1992 ............................................... Chad Lembke 1993 ........... Scott Gragg 1993 ......................... Todd Ericson, Carl Franks 1994 ..... Scott Gragg 1994 ...................................................Acen Chiles 1995 ..... Eric Simonson 1995 ................................. ..... Blaine McElmurry 1996 ................... David Kempfert 1996 ......................................Blaine McElmurry 1997 .................... Randy Allik, Jason Baker 1997 ....................Josh Remington, Jason Crebo 1998 ...........................................Scott Curry 1998 .....................Randy Allik, Marcus Wilson 1999 ................... ChaseRaynock 1999 ................Adam Boomer, Thatcher Szalay 2000 ................... MattThuesen 2000 ......................................Vince Huntsberger 200 1 .............................Thatcher Szalay 200 1 ......................................Vince Huntsberger 2002 ......................................... Dylan McFarland 2 0 0 2 ............................................... Dave DeCoite 2003 ....................... Dylan McFarland 2003 ............................................... Dave DeCoite 2004 ........................................... Cory Procter 2004 ..................................................Justin Green 2005 ......................... BradRhoades 2005 .................................... TylerJoyce 2006 .................................................Colin Dow 2006 ................Kroy Biermann, Jimmy Wilson 2007 ................................................Cody Balogh 2007 ..............................................Colt Anderson 2008 ......... Colin Dow, J.D. Quinn 2008 ................Colt Anderson, Shawn Lebsock Brent Russum 2009 .............................................Shawn Lebsock 2009 ................................................. LeviHorn 2010 ...............................................Jimmy Wilson 2010 .................. Russell Piette, Alex Verlanic 2011 .............................................Caleb McSurdy 201 1 ................................................Jon Opperud o3

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INDIVIDUAL AWARDS TERRY DILLON AWARD 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 Minnesota Vikings. 1964 .......................................Wayne Harrington 1965 .............................................. Paul Connelly 1966 ................................................... Jim Neilsen 1967 ......................................... Bryan Magnuson 1968 .............................................. Mike Buzzard 1969 ..................................................... Karl Stein 1970 ............................................... Arnie Blancas 1971 ............................................. SteveCaputo 1972 .............................................. Jeff Hoffmann 1973 ......................................... Bob Smith 1974 ...................................... Rock Svennungsen 1975 ...................................................... Del Spear 1976 ............................................. Paul Fiskness 1977 ...................................... ..Monty Bullerdick 1978 ................................................ Rocky Klever 1979 ................................................Rocky Klever 1980 ..............................................Wayne Harper 1981 ........................................... RockyKlever 1982 ................................................. Greg Iseman 1983 ........................................... JoeyCharles 1984 ............................................. ScottMurray SPECIAL TEAMS 1984 ........................................ LeRoyFoster PLAYER(S) OF THE YEAR RETIRED 1985 ........................................ LeRoyFoster 2007 Dan Carpenter, Brandon Dwyer, 1986 ...............................................Kraig Paulson Andrew Schmidt 1987 .............Renard Coleman, Scott Werbelow 2008 ............. Severin Campbell,TomMartin 1988 ................................................. Jody Farmer 2009 ....................Jeff Larson, Marc Mariani 1989 ............................................ JodyFarmer 2010 ...... Jeff Larson 1990 ............................................Mike Trevathan 201 1 ...... .............. ....................Donny Lisowski 1991 .................................................Marvin Turk 1992 ................... Shannon Cabunoc, Tony Rice WALTER PAYTON AWARD 1993 .......................Bill Cockhill, Scott Gurnsey 1989.................. Tim Hauck* 1994 .............................................Damon Boddie 1995 .................................... Dave Dickenson! 1994 .................................................. Keith Burke 1996 ...................... ...Brian AhYat* 1995 ............................Mike Temple, Matt Wells 1997 ......... Brian AhYat* 1996 ...................Josh Branen, Sean Goicoechea 3998 ..... Brian AhYat* 1997 .................. Raul Pacheco, Josh Remington 1999 .......................................... Drew Miller* 1998 .................Damon Parker, Jeremy Watkins 2001 ............... Yohance Humphery* 1999 .................................... Yohance Humphery 2002 ...... John Edwards* Vince Huntsberger, Jeremy Watkins 2004 ............................................. Craig Ochs* 2000 .................................................Jimmy Farris 2005 .................................................. Lex Hilliard* 200 1 .............. Yohance Humphery, Etu Molden 2009 .......................... .............. Chase Reynolds* DAVE 2002 ...............................................John Edwards 2010 ...... ....................................Chase Reynolds* DICKENSON 2003 ................................................. Justin Green BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD 2004 ................................ Jefferson Heidelberger ...................... Andy Petek (Runner-up) 2005 ............................................... LexHilliard 2000 2001 ............... Vince Huntsberger (Runner-up) 2006 ................................................ Josh Swogger 2002 .................................... TreyYoung 2007 ........................... Ryan Bagley, Lex Hilliard 200 6 ........................ ............... Kroy Biermann* 2008 ...................... Marc Mariani, Mike Ferriter 2007 ............... Kroy Biermann (Award Winner) Chase Reynolds 2010 .................................... .Trumaine Johnson* 2009 ..................Marc Mariani, Chase Reynolds 201 1 .................... Trumaine Johnson* 2010 .......Brandon Dodson, Trumaine Johnson !Award Winner * Finalist 201 1 .............................. Jabin Sambrano

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Editor's note: The following is a list of current and forÂ mer Grizzly football players dating from 1897-present. If any have been omitted, please contact sports inforÂ mation at (406) 243-6899. Player is listed first season lettered. 1-2-3-4 denotes number of letters won. Hometown is also listed, and those without a state are all from Montana cities.

N a m e (Letter^ won) ....Y e a r .... ............ H o m eto w n A ccom ando, Dan1.... ....1 9 7 5 ..... Westminster, CA Adam, Emil2 .......... ....1 9 0 4 -0 5 . ................. M issoula Adam s, Harry4 ...... ....1 9 1 5 -1 8 . .......... Aberdeen, WA Adam s, Merle1 ...... ....1 9 6 5 ..... ............... Livingston Adams, Mike1 ........ ....1 9 7 3 ..... .............. Newton, IA Adkins, Nathan1 ..... ....2 0 0 3 ..... ............ Cerritos, CA Agee, Mike4........... ....1 9 9 3 -9 6 . .................. Kalispeli Ah Yat, Brian4 ........ ....1 9 9 5 -9 8 . ............ Honolulu, HI Akiona, Randyn3 .... ....1999-01 ........ ..... Waipahu, HI Albright, Keith1 ..... ....1 9 7 7 ..... .................. Kalispeli Alex, Mike2 ........... ....1980-81 ............ Overland, KN Alexander, Brandy1 ... ....1 9 9 2 ..... ........... Post Falls, ID Alexander, Dan1 .... ....1 9 9 3 ..... ...... Los Angeles, CA Allard, Charles3 .... ....1 8 9 8 -1 9 0 0 .................. Ravalli Allegre, Raul2 ....... ....1 9 7 8 -7 9 . ............ Torreon, MX Allen, Dewayne3 ... ....1 9 6 5 -6 7 . .................. Kalispeli Allen, Eric3 ........... 2 0 0 5 -0 7 . .Colorado Springs, CO Allen, Lance4 ........ ....1 9 9 0 -1 9 9 3 ................... Butte Allik, Randy4 ......... ....1 9 9 5 -9 8 . ............... ..M issoula Alt, Bobby3 ........... ....2009-11 .............. Ontario, CA Ambrose, Keith2 ....1 9 0 6 -0 7 . ................. M issoula Amundson, Greg3 ....1979-81 .............. Seattle, WA Anderson, Colt3 ....2 0 0 6 -0 8 . ...................... Butte Andersen, Leif3 ....1 9 3 2 -3 4 . ........... Portland, OR Anderson, Dan2 ....1 9 9 1 -9 2 . ................. Yuba, CA Anderson, Eddie3 ....1 9 5 1 -5 3 . ................. M issoula Anderson, Greg3 ....1 9 7 3 -7 5 . .......... Blue Island, IL Anderson, Greg4 ....1 9 7 4 -7 7 . ........ ..... Chicago, IL Anderson, Herbert1 ....1 9 1 3 .... . .............. Not known Anderson, Kerry2 ....1 9 8 3 -8 4 . ...... ........ Tigard, OR Anderson, Richard3 ....1 9 7 1 -7 3 . ........... . Lacey, WA Anderson, Robert3 ....1 9 4 6 -4 8 . ................. M issoula Anderson, Tim3 ....2 0 0 7 -0 9 . ................. M issoula Andrews, Marty1 ....1 9 7 8 ..... ............. Seattle, WA Andrus, Bart2 ....1 9 7 8 -7 9 . ......... Sepulveda, CA Antonick, Robert3 ....1 9 5 0 -5 2 . ...................... Butte Apostol, Ed3 ......... ....1 9 8 4 -8 6 . ........... Olympia, WA ....1 9 6 5 -6 7 . ................. M issoula Appelt, W esley3 Argo, Daniel2 ......... ....1 9 7 4 -7 5 . .......... Cincinnati, OH Arledge, Warren2 ,...1 9 9 1 -9 2 . ................ Bozeman Arnst, Richard1 ....1 9 4 5 ..... ............. Fort Benton Arnt, David1 ........... 2 0 0 8 -0 9 . . Highlands Ranch, CO Arntson, Tony4 ,...1 9 8 5 -8 8 . ............... Great Falls Atkins, C.J.1........... ,...2010 .............. Encino, CA Atwood, George3 ,...1969-71 ............ Lansdale, PA Aukamp, Ronald3 ...1 9 6 4 -6 6 . Mt. Prospect, IL Axteli, George2 ...1 9 2 4 -2 5 . ................ Bozeman D B Babich, Roy2 .......... ...1 9 3 4 -3 5 .,... .................. Butte Babish, Timothy1 ...1 9 7 2 ...... ............... Azusa, CA Badger, Andrew2 ...2 0 1 0 -1 1 .,................ Elmer, NJ Badgley, Kirk Jr.2 ...1 9 4 2 -4 3 .................. .M issoula Bagley, Ryan4.......... ...2 0 0 4 -0 7 ................. Great Falls Bailey, Jam es1 ...1 9 9 8 ...... .......... Hillsboro, OR Bain, Doug3 ............ ...1 9 6 7 -6 9 ................... Kalispeli Bain, Frank1 ............ ...1 9 6 3 ...... ................. Kalispeli

Baines, Ron E.2 ...... ...1 9 6 7 -6 8 . ........... Tacoma, WA Baird, Harold1 ......... ...1 9 2 0 ..... ................. M issoula Baker, Jason4 ... ..... ...1 9 9 4 -9 7 . ...........C oos Bay, OR Baker, Shalon4 ...1 9 9 1 -9 4 . ......... Vancouver, WA Baker, William1 ...1 9 5 0 ..... ................... Poison Baldwin, Gene1 ...1 9 6 9 ..... ...........Spokane, WA Balogh, Cody4 ...2 0 0 4 -0 7 . ....... Steilacoom , WA Bansemer, Jam es1 .. ...1 9 6 0 ..... ......... Milwaukee, Wl Barbour, William1 ...1 9 4 1 ..... Philadelphia, PA Barherie, John1 ...1 9 6 3 ..... ....... Calgary, Alberta Barker, Jason2 ........ ...1990-91 ............... Layton, UT Barnes, George1 ..... ...1 9 0 1 ..... ................ Olivet, Wl Barney, Phil1 .......... ...1 9 5 7 ..... ................. M issoula Barone, Vincent2 ..... ...1 9 5 3 -5 4 . ........... Elizabeth, NJ Barrett, Lee2 .......... ...1 9 8 8 -8 9 . ........... Vacaville, CA Barrick, Brett4 ...1 9 7 7 -8 0 . .............. Lewistown Barry, Earl1 ............ ...1 9 2 0 ..... ................. M issoula ...1 9 9 2 -9 4 . ............... Great Falls Bartell, Jamer3 ...1 9 6 0 -6 2 . ............. Glencoe, IL Bartell, Jam es3 Bartsch, Kevin4 ...1 9 8 5 -8 8 . .......... ......... Helena Batchan, Broyce2 ...1 9 8 9 -9 0 . ........... Vacaville, CA Bauer, Ray4 ........... ...1 9 4 7 -5 0 . ............... Great Falls Bauer, Tom1 ........... ...2 0 0 8 ..... ............... Niwot, CO Baumburger, Jay1 ... ...1 9 7 1 ..... ............... Great Falls Beal, Robert3 .......... ...1 9 3 6 -3 8 . ............... Anaconda Beard, LeBaron2 ...1 9 0 9 -1 0 . ................. M issoula Beaudin, Dan4 ........ ...2 0 0 6 -0 9 . ..................... Noxon Bebout, Marc3 ........ ...1 9 9 3 -9 5 . ........... Riverton, WY Becker, Jay4 ........... ...1 9 7 7 -8 0 . ..... ......... Atlantic, IA Becker, Ned2 .......... ...1 9 8 2 -8 3 . ... ...... .....Atlantic, IA Becker, W ayne2 ...... ...1 9 6 5 -6 6 . ........ Chula Vista, CA Beddes, Lawrence3 .. ...1959-61 .................... Billings Beeman, Stewart1 .... ...1 9 2 5 ..... .............. Lewistown Beers, Bob2 ........... ...1 9 6 7 -6 8 . ......... Beaverton, OR Bell, Darrell1 .......... ...1 9 7 7 ..... Federal Way, WA Bender, Carson3 ..... ...2 0 0 7 -0 9 . ........... ..D eer Lodge Benjamin, Karl2 ...... ...1 9 5 6 -5 7 . ............. Seattle, WA Bennett, Grady3 ...... ...1 9 8 8 -9 0 . .................. Kalispeli Bennett, William2 ...1 9 0 9 -1 0 . ............... Anaconda Benson, Frank1 ....... ...1 9 3 3 ..... .............. White Pine Bentz, Christian4 ...1 9 1 4 -1 7 . ...........Aberdeen, SD Benzley, Robert2 ..... ...1 9 6 3 -6 4 . . . .......Green River,WY Berding, Gary2 ........ ...1970-71 ..... ..... Cincinnati, OH Berger, Edward1 ..... ...1 9 4 2 ..... .......... ......... Billings Bergquist, Cole4 ...2 0 0 5 -0 8 . .... San Clemente, CA Bergren, Terry3 ...1 9 6 4 -6 6 . ..................... Darby Beriault, Don1 ......... ...1 9 7 6 ..... ........... Bellevue, WA Berry, Dale3 ...... ..... ...1 9 5 8 -6 0 . .................. Fairview Berry, Oral2 ............. ...1 9 0 6 -0 7 . ................... Granite Betters, D ouglas3 1 9 7 4 -7 6 . ...Arlington Heights, IL Bieneman, Alex2 ...2010-11 ............. ..Denver, CO Biermann, Kroy4 ...... ...2 0 0 4 -0 7 . .................... Hardin Bilan, Edward1 . . ....... ...1 9 5 7 ..... ....... Calgary, Alberta Bingham, Guy4 ....... ...1 9 7 6 -7 9 . .. ........ Aberdeen, WA Birgenheier, Richard2.,...1960-61 .. .............. Harlowton Bise, Dan2 .............. ...1 9 9 1 -9 2 . ........... Newberg, OR Bishop, Arthur4 ...1 9 0 6 -0 9 . . . ............... M issoula Bissell, Don1 .......... ...1 9 5 5 ..... ........................ Belt Bitar, Greg2 ....... ...... ...1 9 7 6 -7 7 . .......... Hoquiam, WA Blackwell, Ira1 ......... ...1 9 1 5 ...... .......... Aberdeen, WA Blake, Harold2 ......... ...1 8 9 7 -9 8 . ................. M issoula Blancas, Arnie2 ..1 9 6 9 -7 0 . .......... Aberdeen, WA ..1 9 9 4 ...... Huntington Beach,CA Blanchard, Ryan1 Blank, Jeff1 ............. ..1 9 8 6 ...... .... ....... ...... ..Billings Blank, R uss1 ........... ..1 9 8 6 ...... ................. M issoula Blastic, Henry3 ........ ..1 9 3 3 -3 5 .,......... . Chicago, IL Blue, Christopher3 ... ..1 9 7 1 -7 3 .,..... ....... Olympia,WA Bockman, Montana3 ..1 9 5 6 -5 8 .,................. M issoula ..1 9 9 3 -9 4 ............. Stockton, CA Boddie, Damon2 Bodwell, Tom2 ......... ..1970-71 ............ Grayland, WA

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Bonas, Jerry2 .......... ..1 9 7 5 -7 6 .... .... Fair Haven, CT Bonawitz, Norval1 ..1 9 3 6 .......... ............ M issoula Boomer, Adam4 ..1 9 9 7 -0 0 .... .American Falls. ID Boone, William2 ....... ..1 9 2 9 -3 0 .... ......... Deer Lodge Border, Richard2 ..1 9 7 3 -7 4 .... ............ Salt Lake Botkin, Bob1............ ..1 9 9 2 .......... ......... Plentywood Botzenhardt, August2.. ..1930-31 ...........Anaconda Botzheim, Alan3 ..1 9 8 2 -8 4 .... ............ lone. WA Bouchee, Mike4 ..1 9 9 3 -9 6 .... ......... ....M issoula Bouchee, William3 ..1 9 6 0 -6 2 .... ...........Livingston Bowen, Marcus2 ..1 9 8 8 -8 9 .... .......... Edualy. CA Bowman, Dennis2 ..1980-81 .... ...... Spokane. WA Bowman, Richard1 ..1 9 4 2 .......... ......... Casper. WY Boyes, Bob2............ ..1 9 7 8 -7 9 .... ....Sacram ento. CA Bozzo, Tony1 .......... ..1 9 6 9 ........ . ......... Salinas. CA Bradford, Tim2.......... ..1 9 8 7 -8 8 ...... ............ Etna. CA Bradshaw, Reggie2 .. ..2 0 0 6 -0 7 .... ..... Coquitlam, BC Brandenberg, Herbert3 .19 33-35 ........... Miles City Branen, Josh3 ......... ..1 9 9 5 -9 7 .... ......... M oscow, ID Brannon, Justin2 ..1 9 9 9 -0 0 .... ... .......... Colstrip Brant, Don2 ............. ..1 9 5 2 ,1 9 5 5 .. ............. Glendive Brant, Jim2 .............. ..1 9 7 6 -7 7 .... ........... .M issoula Brauer, Brett1............ ..2 0 1 1 ...... . ............ M issoula Brauer, Fred3 ............ ..1939-41 ..... ............ M issoula Bray, Roy3 .. ............. ..1 9 5 5 -5 7 ...... ............ M issoula Breen, Robert3 ...........1 9 3 0 -3 1 ,3 5 . .................. Butte Breland, Tony4 .. ........ ..1 9 8 4 -8 7 .... ......... Renton, WA Brett, Walt4 .............. ..1 97 1-74 ...... Kings Beach, CA Brick, Timothy3 ..1 9 7 2 -7 4 .... Traverse City, Ml Brickley, Sean4 ......... ..1 9 8 9 -9 2 .... Pocatello, ID Briney, Frank4 .......... ..1 9 4 6 -4 9 ...... .................. Butte Brittenham, Curtis3 ..1 9 2 5 -2 7 .... ............. Kalispeli Brooks-Fletcher, T.4 ..2 0 0 6 -0 9 .... Bellevue, WA Brophy, Robert1 ........ ..1 9 6 4 .......... .......... Red Lodge Brott, Dean1 .... ........ ..1 9 5 2 .......... ......... Seattle, WA Brower, Gerald3 ,.1 9 3 6 -3 8 .... ........... Miles City Brown, Chuck1 .........,.1 9 8 5 .......... ........... Whitefish Brown, Clyde1 . . ........ .1 9 3 9 .......... ................. Dillon Brown, Dylan3 ......... ..2 0 0 2 -0 4 .... . . .......... Miles City Brown, J e ss e 1 ..........,.2 0 0 7 .......... ........... Bozeman Brown, Lee1 ........... ,.1 9 8 4 .......... .... Bridgeport, NE Brown, Reggie2 ........ ,.1 9 8 5 -8 6 .... Concord, CA Brown, Ronald1 ,.1 95 7 ......... . Sun Valley, CA Brown, Scott1 .......... ,.1 99 2 .......... ............ M issoula Brown, Tony2 .......... .1 9 9 9 -0 0 .... ......... Salinas, CA Brown, Wingfield1 ..... .1 9 1 9 .......... .......... Philipsburg Brum, Ray2 ............ .19 68-69 ...... ........ Honolulu, HI Brumback, D.G.2 .1 9 6 6 -6 7 .... Walla Walla, WA Spokane, WA .2 0 0 5 .......... Brunnelle, R oss1 Bryan, Don2 ...... ...... .1 9 3 9 -4 0 .... ............... Billings Bryant, Kelley4........... .1 9 9 6 -9 9 .... ........ Honolulu, HI .1 9 7 7 .......... ............. Hull, MA Bryant, Michael1 Buckhouse, Joe4 .1 9 0 0 -0 3 .... ............ M issoula Buehler, Eric4 . . .... ...... .1 9 9 5 -9 8 .... .................. Butte Anaheim, CA Bullerdick, Monty2 .... .1 9 7 7 -7 8 .... Telford, PA Bultmann, Charles1 .1 9 6 3 ...... . .1 9 5 3 -5 4 ..... .......... Livingston Burke, Howard2 Burke, Jim3 ............. .1 9 5 1 -5 3 ..... .......... Livingston Burke, Keith2 ........... 1 9 9 3 -9 4 . Huntington Beach, CA Burke, Paul2 ............ .1 9 4 1 -4 2 ..... .... ......... .Billings Tumwater, WA Burkley, Joe1 .. .... ...... .1 9 9 6 .......... .1 9 7 1 -7 2 ..... ......... Caldwell, ID Burnett, Clifford2 Burns, Elmer1 ........... .1 9 2 9 .......... ............. Choteau Hayward, CA Burns, Quentin2 .. ....... .1 9 9 1 -9 2 ..... Mexico, MO Burns, Virgil1 ........... .1 9 1 4 ........... Burrell, Walter3 ......... .1 9 2 4 -2 6 ..... ... ........Tam pa, FL Burtness, Richard4 ... .1 9 7 9 -8 2 ..... Anacortes, WA Burton, Charles4 .2008-11 ..... Long Beach, CA Burton, Gary4 ........... .1 9 9 0 -9 3 ..... ............ M issoula Bush, Tim4 .............. .2 0 0 0 -0 3 ..... ...... ....K ellogg, ID Busha, Tom2 ........... .1 9 1 2 -1 3 ..... ......... Big Timber

■ GRIZ LETTERMEN Scottsdale, AZ Cedarstrom, Jam es1 ....19 74 Cerkovnik, Ed3 ....!..... 1977- 7 9 ....................... Malta Cerkovnik, Robert3 1978-18 0 ............... Great Falls Chaffin, Everett2 ........ 1948- 4 9 .................. M issoula Chalcraft, Steve1 ........1979, ............... Richmond, WA Chambers, Craig1 ......2006, .............. Mill Creek, WA Champagne, Gene1 1976, ..................... Lacey, WA Chaplin, Dave2 ........... 1980- ■81.................Selah, WA Cabunoc, Shannon4.. ..1988-91 ..... ....Honolulu, HI Chappie, Darrell1 ....... 1974 ................. Spokane, WA Billings Cahill, John4 ............. 2001-04. Charles, Joey2 ...........1982- ■83............. Valencia, CA .Billings Cahill, Paul1 .............. 2004...... Cheek, Donald1 ......... 1975 ................. Corvallis, OR Toms River, NJ Calder, Fred2 ............. 1962-63. Cheek, John1............. 1946 ........................... Dillon Callison, Lloyd3 ......... 1926-28................. Big Sandy Chiles, Acen2 ........... 1993 ■94.............. . Orange, CA Campbell, Ciarre1 ...... 2007..................... Denver, CO Chinske, Ed3 ............ 1926 • 2 8 ....... Michigan City, IN Campbell, Don3 ......... 1948-50 ................ Great Falls Chong, Elroy1............ 1970 .................. Honolulu, HI Campbell, J.C.3 ......... 1986-88 Steilacoom , WA Christie, Ralph2 ......... 1921 ■22............ Spokane, WA Campbell, Ken2 ......... 1949-50 ................. Great Falls Clark, Chris4 ........ 2003, 20 05 -0 7 Los Angeles, CA Campbell, Murdo4 ..... 1951-54................. Great Falls Clark, Earl3 ............... 1914- 1 6 ............... Everett, WA Campbell, Neil2 .......... 1976-77 ...................... Helena Clark, Matt4 .............. 1987- 9 0 .................. M issoula Campbell, Severin4 ..... 2007-10 Denver,COClark, Jam es2 ........... 1927- 2 8 ............ Pasadena, CA Camper, Scott1 ......... 1987.................... Manteca, CA Clarkson, Larry4 ........ 1984- -8 7 ....... Abbotsford, B.C. Canada, Jordan1........ 2011.............. W est Covina, CA Clausen, Clay4 ........... 1985- •8 8 .................. Missoula Caputo, Steve3 .......... 1969-71 Seattle,WAClausen, Kent4 ........... 1976- •7 9 ............ Aberdeen, SD Caraway, Brian4 ........ 1979-82................. Great Falls Clawson, Gene3 ......... 1939- ■41.................. M issoula Carl, Lance1 ............. 2011......................... M issoula Claypool, Clinton1 ...... 1914. .................... ...M issoula Carlsen, Mike2 ........... 1991-92.................. Ukiah, CA Clemens, Roger3 ..... 1964- ■66............... Plentywood Carlson, Bruce4 ......... 1974-77 GreatFallsCleveland, Curt1 ..... 1979. ................... Seattle, WA Carlson, Gene3 .......... 1950-52 GreatFallsCleveland, Douglas3 ... 1971- •7 3 ........................Butte Carlson, Jeff3 ............ 1975-77 GreatFallsClift, Tom3 ................ 1974- •7 6 Otis Orchards, WA Carlson, J e sse 4 2005-08..................... Billings .................. Butte Clinich, Vernon1 ...... 1919. Carlson, Steve2 ......... 1973-74 GreatFallsCochrane, William1 1902. ............. ..... Red Lodge Carpenter, Clyde3 ...... 1928-30 ..................... Billings Cockhill, Bill4 ....... 1990- ■93..................... Helena Carpenter, Dan4 ......... 2004-07 ...................... Helena Coe, Tony2 .............. 1983- ■84............... Renton, WA Carpenter, Kenneth3.... 1932-34 ................... Hamilton Cogar, Mike1 ............ 1984. ....................... M issoula Carr, Daniel1 ............ 2004...................... Greeley, CO Cogswell, Andy3 ........ 1924- • 2 6 .................. M issoula Carriger, Jaison2 ........ 2004-05 ........................ Butte Coleman, Calvin4 ....... 1998- ■01.............. Niceville, FL Carroll, Mike2 ........ ....1978-79 Seattle,WAColeman, Charles2 ..... 1922- •1 9 2 5 ............... Alberton Carter, Dan3 ............. 2005-07 Bellingham, WA Coleman, Renard4 ..... 1985- ■88.............. Renton, WA Carter, Don1 ............. 1934............. Los Angeles, CA Collins, Mikael2 ........ 1987- - 8 8 .............. Fairfield, CA Carter, Greg2 ............ 1974-75 Far Rockaway, NY Collins, Ray1 ...........1913. ............................. Butte Carteri, Carm2 .......... 1977-78.......... Regina, Saska. Hysham Colter, Curt4 ........... 1999- - 0 2 ...... Carver, Alan2 ....... ..... 1993-94 ......... ....Ashland, OR Colter, D.J.4 .............. 1996- - 9 9 ................... Hysham Colvin, Chris2 ............ 1997- - 9 8 ........... Inglewood, CA Connolly, Paul2 .... ..... 1964- - 6 5 ........... Muskegon, Ml Connor, Daniel4 ......... 1908- - 1 1 ....................... Darby Connors, Bob4 .......... 1981 - - 8 4 ................... Glasgow Connors, Chris4 ......... 2000- - 0 3 ........................ Butte Connors, Jerry3 ......... 1956- - 5 8 ............ Spokane, WA Cook, Robert2 ...........1945- - 4 6 .................. Cut Bank Cook, Sam 1 ............. 1915, ............................ Idaho San Jose, CA Cooks, Demidric2 ...... 1986 - 8 7 Cooley, Jerry2 .......... 1972- - 7 3 .......... Anacortes, WA Cooley, Paul2............. 1975- - 7 6 .......... Anacortes, WA Cooper, Van Jr.4 ........ 2004 - 0 7 ................Denver, CO Coppedge, Johnny2 1982 - 8 3 .............. Stayton, OR m m m m Corbin, Edwin2 ......... 1903 - 0 4 ................... M issoula Cordier, Bob4 ............ 1979 - 8 2 ............ Spokane, WA Corwin, Tyler4 ........... 2005 - 0 8 ................ Great Falls Cork, Lee4 ............... 1946 - 4 9 .................. M issoula Corson, Mike1 ........... 2000 .................... Boulder, CO Cosgrove, Robert3......1934 - 3 6 ............ Alhambra, CA Costanzo, Mike2 ........ 2003- 0 4 ................. Chino, CA Dan Carpenter (Mike E3ashor photo) Costelio, Anthony1 ..... 1965, .............. Chula Vista, CA Cox, Walter3 ............. 1929- ■31........................ Butte Carver, Bryce3 .... 2009-11 .... .................. Dillon Coyle, Brock2 ........... 2 0 0 9 ; 2 0 1 1 ...............Bozeman Carver, Duane1 .... 1 9 5 6 ......... .......... Seattle, WA Coyle, Clarence2 ........ 1926- ■27................... Alberton Carver, Dwight2 .... 1 9 1 7 -1 8 .... .............. Florence Los Angeles, CA Craft, Archie1 ........... 1945 Cary, Robert2 North Platte, NE .... 1 9 0 4 -0 5 .... Craig, Vincent1 .......... 1906 ....................... M issoula Caton Jam es2 .... 1 9 9 2 -9 3 .... Sacram ento, CA Craig, William4 .......... 1899 - 0 2 .................. M issoula Cavaligos, Nick1 .... 1 9 7 7 ......... .......... Chicago, IL ................ M issoula Craighead, Barclay1 1913 Caven, Arthur3 .... 1 9 3 1 -3 3 .... ............ Miles City ................ M issoula Craighead, Ed1 ......... 1912

Butenschoen, Jeramiah2 19 99-00...................... Billings Butossish, Robert1 1 9 5 6 ................ Butte Buxton, John3............ 1 9 7 3 -7 5 Owatonna, MN Buzzard, Mike2 .......... 1968 -6 9 Mt. Vernon, WA Byerly, Kenneth3 ........ 1953 -5 5 ................ Lewistown Byrne, Robert3 .......... 1949-51 ..................... Billings

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Crain, Fred1 .............. 1897......................... M issoula Crawford, Ward4 ..... 1984-87 ............. Spokane, WA Crebo, Jason4 .......... 1994-97 ...................... Helena Crippen, Robert2 ....... 1963-64........................ Butte Cross, Shorty1 .......... 1899........................ M issoula Crowley, Cale2 ........... 1931-32 ........................ Butte Crowley, Clem1 ......... 1902.............................. Butte Crumley, Robert1 1952........................ Cut Bank Cummings, Mike2 ...... 2008-09 ............Scottsdale, AZ Cunningham, George1 .1975 Los Angeles, CA Curry, Pat4 .............. 1978-81 ........ Billings Curry, Scott4 ............ 1995-98 ........................Valier Curtis, John H.1........ ..1903.............................. Butte .1 9 8 1 -8 4 .... ...... Enumclaw, WA .1 9 1 2 -1 5 .... ............ Harlowton ............. Bozeman .1940 .1 9 3 1 -3 2 .... .................... Butte .1 9 2 1 -2 3 .... ....................Butte .1 9 1 6 -1 9 .... ....................Butte .1 9 2 3 -2 5 .... ....................Butte ................... Havre .1940 .1930-31 .... ................ Scobey .1 9 8 0 -8 3 .... ...;.............. Laurel Dantic, Robert3 .... .1 9 5 2 -5 4 .... .................. Laurel Darrow, Barry3 ...... .1 9 7 0 -7 2 .... ............ Great Falls Dasinger, Douglas2 . .1 9 5 3 -5 4 .... ............ Wolf Point ............ Anaconda Davidson, Bertram1 .1912 ............ Great Falls Davidson, Ian1 ...... .1951 .. ..... ....... Bend, OR Davidson, Jon1 ..... .1989 Davidson, Sam 4 ... .1 9 8 9 -9 2 .... ...M ercer Island, WA ...... Lakewood, CO Davis, Sean1 ........ .1998 Davis, Tom3 .......... .1 9 2 6 -2 8 .... ........... ........ Butte Dawald, Eric4 ....... .1 9 8 2 -8 5 ........... Owatonna, MN .1967-68.... ........ W estport, WA .1 9 1 0 -1 2 .... .. ............. M issoula Day, Clifford3 ... .1919-21 .....................Worden Daylis, Fred3 .... . . ........... Anaconda Dayton, Clark1 ... .1945 .1 9 6 8 -7 0 ................ Pasco, WA DeBord, Jim3 ... .1 9 8 9 -9 2 ...,..................Billings DeBourg, Mark4 . .2 0 0 0 -0 3 .................. Ballantine .2000-01 .............. Truckee, CA DeCoite, Dan2 ... .2 0 0 0 -0 3 ...... ......... Truckee, CA DeCoite, Dave4 Westminster, CA .1 9 7 2 -7 3 ..., Dedrick, Kurt2 . .1 9 8 2 -8 3 ...,.............. Bend, OR Deeks, Darryl2 . .1 9 4 7 -4 9 ...,............... Missoula ........... Eugene, OR Delaney, Tighran1 .. .1998 De Luca, Joe3 ...... .1 9 5 2 -5 4 ...,.............. W eed, CA DeMers, Lambert2 . .1 9 1 9 -2 0 ... .................... Arlee Claremont, CA Dempsey, Dean3 .... .1 9 7 0 -7 2 ... ........... Phoenix, AZ Denard, Josh1 ...... .2011 .1 9 9 4 -9 7 ... ............... M issoula Dennehy, Jake4 ... .1969-71 ... ......... ........... Butte .............. Irving, KS Dennis, George1 ... .1961 Vancouver, B.C. .1962 Dennis, W ayne1 .... D escham ps, Elizier .1910-11 ... ............... M issoula Deuchler, Owen2 ... .1 9 5 2 -5 3 ... ...........Seattle, WA ,.1 9 4 7 -4 8 ... .................. Helena DeVore, Kent2 ..... ,.1 9 7 6 -7 7 ... ........... Newark, NJ Dews, Robbie2 .... ... ....... Winona, MN Dezell, William1 .... ,.1927 ............. Great Falls Dickenson, Craig1 . ,.1992 Dickenson, Dave4 . ,.1 9 9 2 -9 5 ... ........... ..Great Falls .......... Portland, OR Dickson, Aubre1 ... ..1994 Los Angeles, CA ..1934 ..1 9 6 0 -6 2 ... .......... Hopkins, MN Dillon, Terry3 Walla Walla, WA ..1 9 8 1 -8 2 ... ..1 9 0 4 -0 6 ... ............... M issoula ............... M issoula ..1907 ..1 9 7 4 -7 5 ... ........... Sumner, WA Dionas, Steve2 . ..2 0 0 3 -0 4 ... .......... Glendora, CA Disney, Jeff2 ....

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Dixon, John2 ............. 1956- ■57............ Spokane, WA Dlouhy, Dustin4 ......... 2003- ■06.......... Idaho Falls, ID Dobson, Cecil2 ......... .1910- ■11.......... Dickinson, ND Dobson, Eby4 ........ ..,.19 83 ■86........Grants Pass, OR Dodds, Richard2 ........ 1971- ■72 Snohom ish, WA Dodson, Brandon2 ..... 2009- ■10.................Tulare, CA Dodson, Pat3 ............ 1960- ■62..................... Shelby Doherty, Emmett1 ....... 1917, ................. Butte Dolan, John3 ............. 1936- ■38..................... Helena Dolan, Nathan3 ....... 1993- ■95..................... Billings Dolan, Pat3 ................ 1968- ■70............... .Great Falls Dolan, Bill3 ................ 1978- ■80.............. East Helena Donaldson, Beau2 ....... 2008- ■09.................. M issoula Donner, Curt2 ........... 1972- ■73............ Spokane, WA Donovan, John1 ......... 1945, .................... Anaconda Donovan, Tim1 .......... 1986. .............. San Rafael, CA Dornbiaser, Paul4 ........1910- ■13....... ....... Chicago, IL Dorris, Sean4 ............. 1989- ■92 Coeur d’Alene, ID Dorsey, Jam es3 ........ 1919- ■21.................. M issoula Dotson, Bruce2 .......... 1992- ■93 Los Angeles, CA Dotson, Jerry1 .......... 1959. Bremerton, WA Douglas, Don1 ........... 1986. ............... Butte D ouglass, Joe2 .......... 1995- ■96............... Salem , OR Dow, Colin4 ............... 2005- ■08..................... Billings Downs, Dan4 ............. 1991- ■94......... Helena Doyle, Dennis2 .......... 1971- ■72........... ..... Edina, MN Doyle, Richard1 ......... 1949. ....................... M issoula Dozier, Rick4 .............. 1982- 8 5 Kent, WA Drahos, Kenneth4 ....... 1939- ■42............. Puyallup, WA Dratz, John3 ............ 1939- ■41.......... M issoula Dreis, Frank1 ............. 1915. Minnesota Drinkwalter, Ben2 ..... 1999- 0 0 ................Great Falls Driscoll, John1 ........... 1917. .................... Butte Duce, Kirk4 ................ 1988- 9 1 .................. M issoula Dudley, Ell T.2 ............ 1967- 6 8 .............. ..Detroit, Ml Duff, Jam es1 ............ 1978. ............. ..... Chicago, IL Duffin, Marty2 ......... 1994- 9 5 .......... Idaho Falls, ID Duffy, Tom2 ............. 1939- 4 0 ........................ Butte Dummett, Dave2 ........1982- 8 3 .............. Sanborn, IA Duncan, John2 ......... 1939- 4 0 ........ Helena Duncan, Tyrone2......... 2010- 11 ....W estlake Village, CA Dunn, Greg4 ............. 1976- 7 9 Medical Lake, WA Dwyer, Brandon2 ........ 2006- 0 7 ................... Kalispeli Dyer, Doak1 .............. 1991. ............... Redmond, WA Dyk, Chris3 ................2007- 09 .................... ..Dillon Dzizi, Richard2 ........... 1955- 5 6 ................... Kalispeli Ebert, Fred1 .............. 1 8 9 7 ........................ M issoula Ebert, Laurence1 ....... 1 8 9 8 ........ Vancouver, WA Edwards, Dan2 .......... 19 88 -8 9 Sedro Wooley, WA Edwards, John4 ......... 1 9 9 9 -0 2 ........... Billings Edwards, Kevin4 ........ 2 0 02 -0 5 Spokane, WA Edwards, Stacy2 ........ 1 9 91 -9 2 ................ Pasco, WA Edwards, Hugh3 ....... 19 38 -4 0 ............... Butte Egbert, D ouglas4 ....... 19 76 -7 9 Ogden, UT Ehlers, Mike4 ............ 19 84 -8 7 Wilsonville, OR Eicklemann, Mark2 19 78 -7 9 ..................Indio, CA Ekegren, Kermit3 ...... 19 28 -3 0 .................... Harlem Ekegren, W aldo3 ........ 19 28 -3 0 .................... Harlem Ekegren, Gary3 .......... 1959-61 .................... Harlem Ellig, Scott2 ............. .19 81-82 Spokane, WA Elliott, Harvey3 .......... 19 20 -2 2 ............... M issoula Ellison, William1 ....... 1 9 6 2 ...... Mandan, ND Emerson, Michael2 .... 1 9 5 8 -5 9 , Lewiston, ID Emery, Cal3 ............. 1 9 3 2 -3 4 , Helena Emigh, Jack1 ........... 1 9 4 0 ...... Kankakee, IL Enders, Robert1 ........ 1 9 7 2 ...... Kankakee, IL Engelman, Turill1 ....... 2 0 0 3 ...... Huntington Beach, CA Enger, David3 ....... 1 9 6 4 -6 6 . .............. Deer Lodge Enger, Garth2 ............ 2 0 0 1 -0 2 . ............. .Bothell, WA

Engler, Scot2 .... 1 9 8 8 -8 9 ................... Hamilton Enochson, Paul3 . 1 9 5 4 -5 6 ....................... Havre Erhardt, Mike4 .... 1 9 9 3 -9 6 ...... Eugene, OR Erickson, Harold1 1 9 5 5 ................ Sioux Falls, SD Erickson, Greg2 .. 1 9 7 3 -7 4 ............... Everett, WA Ericson, Todd4 .... 1 9 9 0 -9 3 ........ Butte 1988-91 ........ Glasgow Erps, Rick4 ....... Eustance, Bob2 .......... 19 75 -7 6 ............ Helena Evans, Dean2 ............. 1972 -7 3 La Puente, CA Everson, Robert3 ........1 9 5 6 -5 8 . . Cheney, WA Facey, Tom2 ............. 1 9 7 4 -7 5 Lancaster, CA Fagan, Jay4 .............. 1 9 8 6 -8 9 .................. .....Butte Falcon, Terry2.... .........1 9 7 6 -7 7 ................ Culbertson Falls, Corey4 ............. 1 9 9 3 -9 6 ...............Medford, OR Farmer, Jam es “Eck”1 ..1 9 1 9 ........................ M issoula Farmer, Jody4 ........... 1 9 8 6 -8 9 ........................ Libby Farnum, Donald1 ....... 1 9 3 5 ....................... Harlowton Farnam, Larry2 .......... 1 9 7 3 -7 4 ................Seattle, WA Farrell, George2 ......... 1900-01 ............... Virginia City Farrell, Joseph T.1 ...... 1 9 0 3 ........................ M issoula Farrell, Thom as1 ........ 1 9 0 5 ........................ M issoula Farris, Jimmy4 ...... ....1 9 9 7 -0 0 Lewiston, ID Farrish, Joe2 ............. 1 9 8 9 -9 0 ................ Newark, CA Felker, Preston1 ......... 1 9 1 7 ........................ M issoula Fell, Donald1 ........ ...1 9 5 7 ...................... Vallejo, CA Felt, Tom1 ................. 1 9 4 2 ............................Billings Fenton, Bob4 ....... ..... 1 9 9 2 -9 5 .............. Medford, OR Ferda, Scot4 ............. 1 9 7 6 -7 9 ................. Great Falls Fergus, Faustus1 ........ 1 9 0 2 ........................ Whitehall Ferguson, Greg4 ........ 1988-91 .................Tigard, OR Fernandez, Herbert4 1 9 9 9 -0 2 San Diego, CA Ferris, Edward1 .......... 1 9 6 4 ............................. Dillon Ferris, Jack1 ...... 1 9 4 2 .. Belmar, NJ Ferriter, Mike4 ........... 2 0 0 5 -0 8 ...................... Helena

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Fetherston, Ryan4 ...... 2008-11 ...................... Helena Fiala, Joe1 ............... 1 9 6 5 .................. Deer Lodge Finch, Nate2 ............. 1 9 8 5 -8 6 ............. Jackson, WY Fisher, Bob1 ............1 9 6 9 Aberdeen, WA Fisher, Brandon4 ...... 2 0 0 6 -0 9 ................Franklin, TN Fisher, John1 .......... ...1 9 0 5 .................. St. Louis, MO Fisher, Steve2 ............1 9 7 7 -7 8 . ............... M issoula Fiske, Karl3 ................ 1 9 4 0 -4 2 . Outlook Fiske, Karl2 ............. ...1 9 6 6 -6 7 . ................. Laurel Fiskness, Paul2 .......... 1 9 7 5 -7 6 . .Hunting. Beach, CA Fitzgerald, Edward1 1 9 0 5 ..... .................... Butte Fitzgerald, Greg4 ........ 1 9 9 4 -9 7 . Columbus Fitzgerald, Harold1 ..... 1 9 1 9 ...... ............. Miles City

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Fitzgerald, John4 ........ 1998-01 ................. Columbus Fjeldheim, Brad1 ........ 2 0 0 0 ...................... Lewistown Flaherty, Jam es1 ........ 1 9 0 6 ........................ Bozeman Fleming, Eugene1 ..... 1 9 4 5 ...................... Eureka Fletcher, Claude2 ...... 1 9 2 4 -2 5 ............ Roundup Flowers, Terry2 ..... 1 9 7 3 -7 4 ...... Cincinnati, OH Flynn, Michael1 .......... 1 8 9 8 ....... .M issoula Fogerty, Gerald1 ........ 1 9 2 6 ..............................Butte Forbes, Hugh1 ........... 1 9 1 1 ................... M issoula Ford, Henry3 ............. 1 9 4 7 -4 9 .............. Durango, CO Foreman, Muckie4 ..... 2 0 0 4 -0 7 ........... Spanaway, WA Forte, Aldo3 .............. 1 9 3 6 -3 8 . . Chicago, IL Foss, Don3 ............... 1 9 2 7 -2 9 . Havre Foster, Pat4 ............... 1 9 8 4 -8 7 . ....... Savage Foster, LeRoy2 .......... 1 9 8 4 -8 5 . . Chicago, IL Fox, Donald1 ............. 1 9 4 2 ...... Park City Fox, Richard2 ........... 1 9 3 0 -3 1 . .Billings Francis, Jason2 ........ 2000-01 ............. Spokane, WA Franks, Carl2 ............ 19 92 -9 3 .............. Stockton, CA Franks, Troy2 ........... 19 89 -9 0 .................... Kalispeli Fred, Britt4 ........... 19 89 -9 2 .................Helena Fredell, Ernest2 .......... 1 9 0 8 -0 9 ................. Anaconda Frederick, Spencer4 1998-01 .................... Scobey Freeman, Corey1 ....... 1 9 9 2 Deer Lodge Freeman, Paul1 ......... 1 9 2 0 .... .....Great Falls Freeman, Qwenton1 2 0 0 6 ................ Pasadena, CA Frink, Jason3 ............ 20 0 3 -0 5 ..... ....... .P ost Falls, ID Fritz, Robin1 ............ 1 9 7 7 .......... Sidney Frost, Mike1 .............. 1 9 7 6 Newport Beach, CA Frustaci, Marty2 ..... ....19 69-70 Los Angeles, CA Fudge, Tony4 ...........1 9 8 0 -8 3 ................. Great Falls Fulton, Scott1 ........... 1 9 0 5 .................. Unknown Gabriel, Tony1 ........... 1 9 6 8 South River, NJ Gaines, Justin4 .......... 1 9 9 5 -9 8 .............. Niceville, FL Gales, Brian4 ...... 1 9 95 -9 8. ........... Richland, WA Gall, Donald1 ............ 1 9 4 5 .................... Fort Benton Gallagher, Edward1 .... 1 9 4 5 ....................... Anaconda Gallagher, Tim3 .......... 19 68 -7 0 .................... Kalispeli Gardner, William1 1 9 5 5 .................... Seattle, WA Garland, Roger1 ......... 1 9 6 4 ............... Spring Valley, IL Garlington, King4 ....... 1 9 00 -0 3 .................... M issoula Garrett, Frank4 ......... ...1 990 -9 3................. ..M issoula Garrison, Steve4 ........ 1 9 8 0 -8 3 ............. Spokane, WA Garske, Ron1 ........... 1 9 6 8 ....................... Chico, CA Garza, David2 ........... 1 9 8 6 -8 7 M oses Lake, WA Gaskins, Waliy2 ......... 1970-71 ............ .M issoula Gault, Jam es3 ........... 1 9 1 2 -1 4 ......... ....... Great Falls Gedgord, Tom1 ......... 1 9 3 6 ............... ..... Chicago, IL Gehring, Robert2 ...... 19 54 -5 5 Port Orchard, WA Gelaskoska, Joe3 ....... 19 76 -7 8 ....Bothel, WA George, Donald1 ....1 9 4 5 ............................. Butte Gerlinger, Don3 .......... 1 9 5 0 -5 2 ............... Chicago, IL Gelker, Garth1 ........... 1 9 9 7 .................... Laramie, WY Germer, Chad4 ..1 9 8 8 -9 1 ......... ...Three Forks Gerner, Kenneth1 ....... 1 9 4 6 Thom pson Falls Gianinni, Greg3 .......... 1 9 8 6 -8 8 .............. Sand Coulee Gibson, Lyman1 ......... 1 9 3 6 .................. Puyallup, WA Gilbreaith, David1 ...... 1 9 9 7 ......................... Bozeman Gilbreth, Damon3 ..... 1989-91 W enatchee, WA Gilder, Richard2 ......... 19 61 -6 2 M issoula Gillie, Rick2 .............. 1 9 8 9 -9 0 ............... Rocklin, CA Gillis, Tim2 ............... 1 9 8 3 -8 4 .............. Portland, OR Gimler, Brian2 ........... 1 9 8 5 -8 6 .............. Parsons, KS Gleason, Dave4 ......... 1 9 7 6 -8 0 ................... M issoula Gleason, Frank1 ........ 1 9 1 0 ......................... Florence Glenn, David2 ........... 1 9 8 1 -8 2 ............ ..... Elma, WA Glenn, Lorenzo2 ........ 19 88 -8 9 ...... Fountain Valley, CA Glennon, Michael4 ..... 1 9 6 7 -7 0 .................. ....Billings Gober, David1 ..... ..2 0 0 2 ....... Anaheim, CA

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Gober, Ken1 .............. 1986. ........................ Gary, IN Gockley, Rich3........... 1992- -9 4 ............ Spokane, WA G oicoechea, Mike4 ..... 1991 - -9 4 ............... Stevensville G oicoechea, Sean4 ..... 1993- -9 6 ............... Stevensville Golden, Joseph1 ........ 1936. .................... Chicago, IL Gompf, Harold1 ..... 1952. ............................ Libby Goodfellow, Howard1 ...1897. ......................... Ovando Gormon, Todd2 .......... 1988- ■89..................... Billings ....Highland, IN Gorsich, Mathew3 ....... 1956- ■58 Gorton, Robert2 ......... 1939- ■40................... Kalispeli Gorton, Robert1 ........ 1947. ........................ Kalispeli Gotay, Peter2 ........... 1962- •6 3 ............ Clarkston, NY Goulet, Tony2 ............. 1990- ■91............. Fullerton, CA Grady, Willie1 ............. 1976. ...................Newark, NJ Gragg, Scott4 ............ 1991- ■94............. Silverton, OR Graham, Hugh1 ......... 1899. ......................... Bonner Graham, Robert2 ........1966- •6 7 .......... San Mateo, CA Grant, R ussell1 .......... 1957. ..................... Mead, WA Grasky, Jam es3 ......... 1959- ■61................. Miles City Gratton, Roger “Tim”1 .1958. ....................... M issoula Gratton, Sam 3 ........... 2009- ■11..................... Billings Gratton, Scott4 .......... 1979- ■82.................. M issoula Graves, Don2 ............. 1989- ■90............... Newark, CA Billings Graves, Robert3 ......... 1950- ■52..... Gray, M aceo3 ............ 1967- ■69........... Baltimore, MD Green, Allen4 ............. 1976- ■79................. Anaconda Salt Lake City, UT Green, Brady4 ............ 2003- ■06 Green, Gregg2 ........... 1983- ■84............ Tonasket, WA Green, Jay2 ............... 2003- ■04................. Glasgow Green, Justin2 ........... 2003- ■04.......... San Diego, CA Greene, Chase4 ......... 1992- ■95 Nine Mile Falls, WA M issoula Greenfield, Rocky1 ..... 1963, ................ Greenough, Earl3 ........1903 ■05.................. M issoula Greenough, Leo4 ........1900 ■03.................. M issoula Greenough, Paul2 ....... 1902 ■03.................. M issoula M issoula Greenough, Warren1 ....1901 Gregor, John3 ........... 1958 - 6 0 ..................... Shelby Greminger, Henry2 ..... 1958- ■59............ Alhambra, CA Griffin, Phil2 .............. 1957- ■58............... Chicago, IL Griffin, Walter3 .......... 1923 - 2 5 .................. Roundup Griffith, William1 ........ 1912 ..................... Anaconda Grigsby, Bill2 ............ 1973 - 7 4 ............ Spokane, WA Grovom, Troy1 .......... 1983 .......................... Helena Grove, Joseph1 ......... 1930 ............... Glenwood, MN Gudith, Larry1 ........... 1966 ................ W yandotte, Ml Gue, Kenneth1 .......... 1956 Great Falls Gue, William3 :...... 1952- - 5 4 ................. Great Falls Guerin, William1 ........ 1914 .................. Olympia, WA Guevara, Mike2 ......... 1991 - 9 2 ................ Fresno, CA Gulbranson, William2....1974- - 7 5 ......... Aberdeen, WA Gunner, Jam es1 ........ 1905 ....................... Unknown Guptill, Robert3 ......... 1968 - 7 0 ................. Great Falls Gurnsey, Scott4 ........ 1991 - 9 4 ......... Tumwater, WA Guse, Harold2 1982 - 8 3 ..........Janesville, MN Gustafson, Paul3 ....19 59 - 6 1 Vancouver, B.C. Gustafson, Roy2 .... 1939 - 4 0 ................... Corvallis Gustafson, Ryan3 ..... 2004 -05, 2 0 0 7 ............ Billings Gutman, Bill2 ............ 1968 6 9 .................. M issoula

H Haas, Jacob2............. 2 0 1 0 -1 1 .............. Portland, OR Hachmeister, Jacob1 ....1 9 9 7 ............... Engelwood, CO Hagen, Mike2 ............ 1980-81 ............... Auburn, WA Haile, David1 ............ 2 0 0 5 .................. San Jose, CA Hall, W ayne1 ............ 1 9 6 9 .............. W estminster, CA Halverson, William1 1 9 7 6 Great Falls Hamill, Pete1 ............ 2 0 0 2 Coeur d’Alene, ID Hamilton, Jam es2 ...... 19 96 -9 7 Concord, CA Hammer, Walter1 ....... 1 9 0 3 Miles City Ham m erness, Roland3 1 9 4 7 -4 9 ................... Glasgow Hampe, Mark4 ...........19 93 -9 6 ................. Great Falls

Hancock, Tanner2 ....... 1999- 0 0 ................. Salina, KS Hancock, Tate4 2001 - 0 4 ................. Salina, KS Hand, Bill2 ................ 1956- 5 7 ................. Selah, WA Hann, Jam es2 ............ 1971- 7 2 , ........... Centralia, WA Hans, Dwayne2 ......... 1985- 8 6 ................ Pasco, WA Hansen, Ray2 ............ 1975- 7 6 ........... Priest River, ID Hanson, Danta2 ......... 1924- 2 5 .....................Mildred Hanson, Greg1 ........... 1965, ....................... M issoula Santa Monica, CA Hanson, Robert2 ........1949- 5 0 Harbison, Ben4 .......... 1974- ■77.................. M issoula Hard, Jam es2 ............ 1978 ■79.................. Napa, CA Hardenburgh, Floyd2 ....1903- •0 4 .................. Missoula Hardiman, Pat2 .......... 1985- •8 6 ........... Livermore, CA Hardy, Greg3 .............. 2009- •1 1 ................... Fairview Hardy, Sylvester2 ...... 1973- ■74............ Monrovia, CA Hare, Ray1 ................ 1969 ................. Spokane, WA Harmon, Reid3 ........... 1927- ■29.................. Price, UT Harper, W ayne3 ......... 1978 ■80................. Livingston Harriman, William2 ..... 1906 •0 7 ............. Petoskey, Ml Harrington, David2 ...... 1972 •7 3 ............. Portland, OR Harrington, W ayne2 .... 1964 •6 5 .............. Yakima, WA Harris, Doyle2 ............ 1947 •4 8 ........... Forest City, AR Harris, Gregory4......... 1971, 1 9 7 3 -7 5 .......... Kalispeli Harris, Jam es3 .......... 1917 1 9 ........................ Butte Harris, Jam es1 ......... 1959. ...............Des Moines, IA Harris, Josh2.............. 2009, 2 0 1 1 ................ Kalispeli Harris, Rocky1 ........... 1976. ................. New York, NY Irvine, CA Harris, Shane1 ........... 2002. Harris, Tuff4 ............... 2003- 0 6 .................... Colstrip Harrison, Jelani1 .........2002. ................. Compton, CA Hart, Eric2 ................ 1995- 9 6 ........ Shenendoah, VA Hart, Willard1 ............ 1956. .................. Oakland, CA Hartman, Justin1 ....... 2003. ..................... Great Falls Hartman, Scott4 ....... ..1984- 8 7 ................ Great Falls Hartsell, Louis3 ......... 1933- 3 5 ................. Anaconda Harvey, Anthony2 ....... 1982- 8 3 .............. Oakland, CA Hauck, Thom as3 ....... ..1961- 6 3 ........................ Butte Hauck, Tim3 .............. 1987- 8 9 ................. Big Timber Hawke, William2 ......... 1932- ■33........................ Butte Hawkins, Charlie1 ....... 1991. ................ Anderson, CA Hawthorne, Alex4 ....... 2004- •0 7 .................. M esa, AZ Hay, Walter4 ...... 1900- •0 3 .................. M issoula Hayes, Severn1 ......... 1956. .................. Oakland, CA Haynes, Nick2 ........ ...2008- •0 9 ........................ Butte Los A ngeles, CA Haynes, Sean1............ 2011. Hazel, Justin2 .......... ..1995- ■96 Fort Lauderdale, FL Heath, Richard3 ......... 1952- ■54................. Miles City Hechler, Laurens2 ...... 1898- •9 9 .................. Hamilton Hedstrom, Ole3 .......... 1967- ■69...................... Laurel Laguna Niguel, CA Hefty, John2 ....... ...... 1998- ■99 Heidelberger, Jeff.4 2001 -■04........ Nevada City, CA M issoula Helding, John4 ........... 1946- ■49........ Helding, Robert2 ........ 1948- ■49.................. M issoula Helean, Mike3 ............ 1982- •8 4 .............. M issoula Heller, A lb e rt* * ......... 1933- •3 4 ............. Twin Bridges Hendrickson, Erik2 ..... 1989- •9 0 .................. M issoula Henkel, David2 ........... 1995- ■96............ Lake Mary, FL Heppner, Kris3 ........... 1997- ■99................ Great Falls Herber, Edmund2 ........1960- ■61...............Camas, WA Hermanson, Matt1....... 2011, ........... Sioux Falls, SD Heyfron, Dan1 ............ 1897, ....................... M issoula Heyfron, Gil3 ............. 1898- •1 9 0 0 ............... M issoula Hickerson, Bill2 .......... 1969- ■70..............Sonom a, CA Highbee, Lawrence1 .... 1920, ....................... M issoula Hileman, William3 ....... 1932- ■34.................. Whitefish Hill, Warren1 .............. 1964, ......................... Billings Hillesland, Terran4 ...... 2006- ■09..................... Sidney Hilliard, Lex4 2003 ■05, 2 0 0 7 ...........Kalispeli Hinman, Dale2 ........... 1931- ■32........ ... Greybull, WY Hinson, John4 ........... 1979- - 8 2 ............... Seattle, WA Hoacek, Ed2 .............. 1938 - 3 9 ............Wheeling, WV

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Hobbs, Tyler4 ......... ...2 0 0 7 -1 0 . ........... Spokane, WA Hodson, William1 ... ...1 8 9 9 ..... ................. M issoula Hoffmann, Jeff3 ....... ...1 9 6 9 -7 1 . ............. Seattle, WA Hogan, Jam es3 ...........1 9 7 6 -7 8 . ........... Olympia, WA Hogan, Mike1 ......... ...1 9 8 1 ..... .............. Lacey, WA Hoge, Adam4 ...... . ...2 0 0 1 -0 4 . ................ Bozeman Coeur d’Alene, ID Hoit, Dave3 ............ ...1 9 9 5 -9 7 . Holmes, Robie1 ...... ...1 9 0 4 ..... ................... Billings Holmquist, Don1 ..... ...1 9 3 4 ..... ................ Whitefish Hook, Tim2 ............ 19 77 -7 8 Regina, Saskatchewan Hoon, Jack3 ........... ...1 9 3 7 -3 9 ..................... Helena Horgan, Blake4 .... ...2 0 0 1 -0 4 ............ Spokane, WA Horn, Levi4 ............ ...2 0 0 6 -0 9 ............ Spokane, WA Hortsch, Jeff2 ......... ...1 9 9 1 -9 2 ............. Corvallis, OR Howard, Cort1 ........ ...1 9 1 9 ..... .................Bozeman Howard, Lon1 ......... ...1 9 6 8 ..... ,........... Centralia, WA Battle Ground, WA Huestis, John4......... ...1 9 8 5 -8 8 . Huffer, Thom as2 ..... ...1 9 6 3 -6 4 ............. Maywood, IL Huggins, Jay1 ......... ...1 9 7 6 ..... ................. M issoula Huggins, Jerry2 ...... ...1 9 8 1 -8 2 ,................. M issoula Huggins, Larry1 ...... ...1 9 6 4 ..... ................. M issoula Grants Pass, OR Hughes, Ben2.......... ...2010-11 . Unknown Hughes, Herbert2 ... ...1900-01 . ........ . Humphery, Yohance4 ..1998-01 ......... Eagle River, AK Hunt, Lewis2 .......... ...1 9 1 1 -1 2 ,.................. Kalispeli Hunter, Alex4 .......... ...1 9 8 6 -8 9 ....... ....Vancouver, WA Huntsberger, Vince4 .. ...1998-01 ,. ..................... Libby Hurley, Terry3 ......... ...1 9 5 5 -5 7 ,............. . Chicago, IL Huse, Richard2 ....... ...1 9 6 1 -6 2 ,............... .Great Falls Huse, Thad4 ........... ...1988-91 ,. ............. ....M issoula Hutter, Brett1 ........... ...2 0 0 9 ..... ...... ........Ontario, CA Hyde, Neil1 ............ ...1 9 2 3 ..... ............... ....Fairview 1 1 Illman, Ted3 ........... ...1 9 2 3 -2 5 ,.. ............... .M issoula Imer, Dick2 ............ ...1 9 5 3 -5 4 ,.. ............ Highland, IN Ingram, Mel3 .......... ...1 950 -5 2 .................... Billings Iseman, Greg2 ......... ...1 981 -8 2 ........ Baldwin City, KS Ittner, William1 ...1 9 0 9 ..... Red Lake Falls, MN Ives, John1 ............ ...1 9 8 9 ..... ........ Grants Pass, OR W est Covina, CA Ivey, Billy1 ........... . ...1 9 9 6 ..... I . il Jackson, Lonzie1 ... ...1 9 7 0 .... ............. Oakland, CA Jackson, Damian2 .... 1 9 93 -9 4 .......... ....Ashland, OR Jackson, Quinton4 .... .20 04-07 .............. Seattle, WA Port Orchard, WA Jahr, Sean1 ............ ...1 9 8 1 .... Jam eison, William1.... ...1 8 9 9 .... .. ..................... Victor Jankovich, Sam 1 .... ...1 9 5 7 .... ....................... Butte Jenkin, Fred3 ........... 19 36 -3 8 .......... ...... Anaconda Jenkins, Gary2 ........ 19 62 -6 3 ................ Great Falls Jenkins, Paul4 ........ 19 95 -9 8 ....................... Butte Jensen, Marlyn3 .... 19 52 -5 4 ......... ........ Miles City Jernberg, Ken2 ....... 19 67-68 ......... Sunnyside, WA 19 08 -0 9 .................. M issoula Johnson, Charles2 . . ...... . Tallahassee, FL Johnson, Courtney1 ....1999 Johnson, Earl2 ........ 1922 -2 3 .................. M issoula Johnson, Elmer4 ..... 1901 -0 4 . . ................ M issoula Johnson, Howard2 .... 1957 -5 8 .................. Hamilton Johnson, Jam es3 ... 1958 -6 0 .................. M issoula Johnson, Jordan2.... .2010-11 .............. Eugene, OR Johnson, Kelly3 ...... 1976 -7 8 ................ Great Falls Johnson, Len2 ........ 1969 -7 0 ...... ..Sacram ento, CA 1977 -7 8 ......... North Bend, OR Johnson, Mike2 Johnson, Neil3 ........ 1938 -4 0 .. ................ M issoula Johnson, Ronald1 ... ...1 9 5 5 .... ............. Elmhurst, IL Johnson, Richard1... ...1 9 5 8 .... .................. Hamilton Johnson, Terry1 ...... ...1 9 5 5 .... .................... Billings Johnson, Trumaine2 ....2 008 -0 9 ........... .Stockton, CA Johnson, Tyson4 .... ...2 003 -0 5. 0 7 ......... Stevensville Johnston, William1 .. ...1 9 2 1 .... ........... New York, NY

Jollymore, Rylan4 .... ....1 9 9 6 -9 9 ..... .......... Gilbert, AZ Jones, Basil4 ......... ....1977-81 .... . Spokane, WA Jones, Charles1 ..... ....1 9 4 0 .......... . .......... Livingston Jones, Gordon3 ....1 9 5 0 -5 2 ..... ................. Butte Jones, Ivory2 ......... ....1 9 5 5 -5 6 ..... ....... Oakland, CA Jones, Keith4 ......... ....1 9 9 1 -9 4 ..... ...... Portland, OR Jones, Lester1 ....... ....1 9 1 6 ........... Everett, WA Jones, Martin1 ....... ....1 8 9 7 ... ....... ........... Corvallis Jones, Rob2 .......... ....1 9 8 1 -8 2 ..... Oakland, CA Jones, William2 ....1 9 3 9 -4 0 ..... .......... Livingston Jones, Willie2 ........ ....1 9 6 6 -6 7 ..... ........ Monroe, Ml ....1 9 6 4 ........... ............ Choteau Joramo, Floyd1 Jordan, Richard2 ....1 9 7 5 -7 6 ..... ...... Tacoma, WA Jourdonnais, Jon2 ....1 9 4 7 -4 8 ..... ........... M issoula Joyce, Tyler4 ......... ....2 0 0 4 -0 7 ..... ......... Aurora, CO

K Kafentzis, Andy3 ...... ..1 9 4 8 -5 0 ... ............. M issoula Kafentzis, Chris1 ...... ..1 9 4 8 ......... ............. M issoula Kaimuloa, Kamakana4 - 19 97 -0 0 ......... Honolulu, HI Kain, Kelly4 ............. ..2 0 0 4 -0 7 ... ........... Great Falls Kain, Sam 3 ............. ..1 9 2 5 -2 7 ... ................ Helena Kaiser, Gary2 ........... ..1990-91 ... ............. Boise, ID Kaiserman, William3 .. ..1 95 4-56 .......... . Livingston Kalafat, Joe3 ............ ..1 9 8 8 -9 0 ... ........... Great Falls Kalisch, Frank3 ...........1 9 4 5 -4 7 ..... Dickinson, ND Kampfe, Paul1 ......... ..1 9 4 1 ......... .............. Kalispeli Kampschror, Norman1 ..1 9 5 5 ......... .............. Glendive Kane, Eleu1 ............. ..1 9 9 5 ......... ...... ...Honolulu, HI Kanongata’a, John2 ..2 0 1 0 -1 1 ... ... .... Bellevue, WA Karlsgodt, Erling1 ..1 9 3 8 ......... ........ ........ Poison Kautz, Jam es1 ......... ..1 9 7 2 ......... ............... Worden Kavanaugh, Jim 1 ..1 9 8 4 ......... ... ...... Chicago, IL Kazmierczak, Tony2 ..2 0 0 7 -0 8 ... .... Thom pson Falls Keeley, Earl1 ............ ..1 9 5 7 ......... Vancouver, B.C. Keeley, Patrick2 ..1 9 1 9 -2 0 ... .......... Deer Lodge Keeran, John3 .......... ..1 9 1 4 -1 6 ... Harrington, WA Keig, William1 .......... ,.1 9 4 1 ..... . ........... Anaconda Keim, Ronald3 ..........,.1 9 4 7 -4 9 ... ................ Helena

Kent, Edison1 ........ ....1 9 3 3 ..... ..................... Dillon Kent, Les2 . . ......... . ....1 9 6 9 -7 0 . ............ Honolulu, HI Kenyon, Jim1 ......... ....1 9 6 6 ..... ................. M issoula ....1 9 4 1 -4 2 . .. .............. Livingston Kern, Richard2 Kerr, Mike1 .... ....... ....1 9 8 4 ..... ................. M issoula Kerr, Tim2 . . ............ ....1 9 7 7 -7 8 . ................. M issoula Kershner, Leroy2 .... ....1920-21 .....................Billings Kiefer, Ben2 ........... ....1 9 8 1 -8 2 . .......... Burlington, KS ....1 9 6 2 ..... .... .......... Great Falls Kimmit, Dennis1 King, Jack3 ........... ....1 9 4 8 -5 0 . .... ............. Kalispeli King, John R.1 ....1 9 0 6 ..... ............... Livingston Kingsford, Tom3 ....1 9 4 8 -5 0 . ................. M issoula Kirschner, Brett1 ..... ....2 0 1 1 ..... ........... Bellevue, WA Kistler, Danny2........ ....2010-11 ............... Seattle,WA Kitt, Berney2 .......... ....1 9 0 6 -0 7 . ................. M issoula Klaboe, Kevin4 ....... ....2 0 0 6 -0 9 . ................... Billings Klebe, George2 ...... ....1 9 1 1 -1 2 . ................. M issoula Kleckner, Grant3 ..... ....1 9 7 6 -7 8 . ............... Great Falls Klein, Justin3 ......... ....1 9 9 8 -0 0 . Overland Park, KS Klever, Rocky4 ....1977-81 .......... Anchorage, AK Kline, Dave1 .......... ....1 9 8 0 ..... .... ....... Bellevue, WA Klohs, Jason2 ........ ....1 9 9 1 -9 2 . ........... Gresham, OR ....1 9 8 0 -8 4 . ............... Alpine, CA Klucewich, Joe4 Klucewich, Josh2 ....1 9 8 3 -8 4 . ............... ..M issoula Kludt, Nels4 ........... ....1988-91 ............... Orofino, ID Klumph, Jerrad1 ....1 9 9 7 ..... .......... Tillamook, OR Kmet, Kyle1 ........... ....2 0 0 9 ..... ............... Bonita, CA Koechlein, Todd2 ....1 9 8 4 -8 5 . ........ .... Littleton, CO Korn, Dan2 ........... ....1 9 4 7 -4 8 . ...... ........... Kalispeli Kosiur, David2 ........ 1 9 5 9 -6 0 . ..W estaskiwin, Alberta Kostecki, Jim4 ....1 9 8 7 -9 0 . ................. M issoula ....1 9 7 1 -7 2 . .......... ..... Great Falls Kottke, Warren2 Kouzmanoff, Marc3 ....1 9 7 1 -7 3 . ........... Glen Ellyn, IL Kovacich, John1 ....1 9 4 6 ..... ...................... Butte ....1 9 7 9 -8 2 . ...................... Butte Kovacich, John4 Kowalski, Mike4 ....1 9 9 2 -9 5 . ... ............. Cut Bank Koyama, Andy1 ....2 0 0 1 ..... .................... Hardin Krause, Kenneth1 ....1 9 4 5 ..... ..................... Dillon Kreis, Robert1 ...... ....1 9 1 7 ..... .................. . Sidney Kress, Paul1 .......... ....1 9 1 3 ..... ................ .Michigan Kuburich, Steve3 ....1 9 4 7 -4 9 . ............... Anaconda Kuhl, Rick2 ........... ....1 9 8 9 -9 0 . ......... Springfield, OR Kuka, George3 ....... ....1 9 3 2 -3 4 . ............. Chicago, IL Kuka, Leonard3 ...... ....1 9 3 1 -3 3 . ..................... Havre Kumpuris, Mike4 .... ....1 9 4 6 -4 9 ........... Little Rock, AR Kunka, Rob3 . . ......... ....19 85-87 ............ ...Great Falls

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Macintosh, Jam es1 .1 9 4 2 ....... ................ M issoula .2 0 0 2 -0 5 .., .................. Helena MacIntyre, Shane4 Madden, Gilbert2 .1930-31 ..... ...............Roundup Mading, W allace1 ..... .1 9 5 5 ....... ................ Missouri Madison, Reed4 ....... . .1 9 7 9 -8 2 ... ..................... Butte Madsen, Lloyd3 .... . .1 9 2 0 -2 2 ... ............... Miles City Ellensburg, WA Madsen, Mark4 ......... .1 9 8 0 -8 3 ... Magner, Mike1........... .1 9 7 6 ....... Newport Beach, CA Minnetonka, MN M agnuson, Bryan2 .1 9 6 6 -6 7 ... Mahoney, Mike2 ........ .2000-01 ... . . .......... Deer Lodge Mahrt, Pete1 ............ .1 9 1 5 ....... ................ M issoula Malcolm, Roy4 ......... .1 9 4 6 -4 9 ... ............... .M issoula

■ Santa Ana, CA Malcom, Branden2 ...... 2000- ■01 Malmstrom, Cleve1 ..... 1991. .......................... Helena Malone, Jack2 ........... 1947- ■48..................... Billings Macon, MO Maloney, Greg2 .......... 1970- ■71 Mangegold, Eric2 ........1973- ■74................... Glendive Manno, Pat1 ............... 1956. .................... Anaconda Manovich, Dave3 ........1971 -•7 3 ........................ Butte Manzanarez, Eric4 ....... 1994- ■97.................Great Falls Manzanarez, Yo.4 ....... 1992- ■95.................Great Falls Marceau, Ron4 .......... 1986- ■89................ Great Falls M arceyes, Claude4 ...... 1899- ■02..................... Forsyth Mariana, Joseph2 ....... 1936, ...................... Miles City Mariani, Marc4 ........... 2006- ■09....................... Havre Marshall, Charlie1 ....... 1901. ....................... M issoula Marshall, Jeff3 ........... 2004- ■06 Newport Beach, CA Martin, Bill3 ............... 1962- ■64....................... Dillon Martin, Joe4 .............. 1990- ■93.......... Anchorage, AK Shelton, WA Martin, Sam 4 ............. 1976- ■79 Martin, Tom4 ............. 2005- •0 8 ................. Columbus Martin, Tyler4 ........... 1997- ■00............. Olympia, WA Martinson, Karl3 ........ 1924- •2 6 .................. M issoula M ason, Chuck4 .......... 1990- •9 3 ..................... Bigfork Matasovic, William3 1936- ■38............... Chicago, IL Mather, William1 ........ 1941. .....................Lewistown Matte, John3 ......... 1958- ■60.................. M issoula Matteson, Ken1 ......... 1987, ......................... Billings Maudlin, Warren3..... ....1922- ■24............ ...Three Forks Maus, Harold3 ........... 1950- ■52................... Hamilton Sand Coulee Mayte, Carol3 .......... 1949- ■51 McAllister, Claude1 ......1899, ....................... M issoula McArthur, Jon1 .......... 1957, ...............Vancouver, WA Englewood, NJ McBurrows, John1 ..... 1968, McCall, Rodney1 ........1933, ................. Silverton, OR MeCallum, Kelly4 ........1989- ■92.................. Bend, OR McCann, Mike3 .......... 1967- •6 9 Renton, WA McCarthy, Eugene1 ..... 1906, ..................... Townsend McCarthy, Patrick2 ..... 1911- ■12.......... M issoula McCarthy, Thom as3 ....1929- ■31................. Anaconda McCauley, Bob4 ......... 1981 -■84..... M issoula McCauley, Charles1 1901, ....................... M issoula McClay, Harry3 .......... 1908- ■10.................. M issoula McCord, Mike4 .......... 2008 ■11 Phoenix, AZ McCormick, W.1 1899, ....................... M issoula McCoy, Scott4 ........... 1988 ■91.............. Shelton, WA McCraw, Wyatt2 ........ 1974- ■75........... E. Orange, NJ McDonald, Archie2 ..... 1936 ■37...................... Nirada McDonald, Clev1 ........1976, ................. Palo Alto, CA McDonald, Doug1 ....... 1965, ....................... M issoula McDonald, Homer3 ..... 1899 ■01................... Potom ac McElhenney, Ted1 ....... 1963, ............................ Butte McElmurry, Blaine4 ..... 1993 ■96......................... Troy McElroy, Curt4 ........... 1979- ■82........................ Butte McElroy, Jeff2 ............ 1992- ■93 Great Falls McFarland, Dylan4 ...... 2000- ■03................... Kalispeli McGibon, Robert2 ...... 1955- ■56 Great Falls M cGinness, Curt4 .......1980 ■83....... .... Janesville, Wl McGowan, Mike4 1987- ■90............... Seattle, WA McGowan, Thom as3 ....1920- ■22................ Lewistown McGrew, Todd2 .......... 1988- ■89........... Hayward, CA McHugh, Brian3 ......... 1978- ■80........... Spokane, WA McIntosh, Jam es1 ...... 1942 ....................... M issoula McKay, John1 ............ 1931 ........................... Noxon McKelvie, Charles2 .... 1956- ■57............... Reseda, CA McKenna, Mike1 ........ 1982 ............. San Antonio, TX McKenzie, Dave1 ........1984 ....................... New York McKnight, Brody4 .......20 08 ■11........... Vancouver, BC McLaren,Gilbert2 ........1907 ■08................... Hamilton McMahon, Tom2 ........ 1969 ■70................. Tustin, CA McNamara, John1 ...... 1906 .................... East Helena McPhail, Roy5 ........... 1901- ■05........... New Chicago McQuarrie, Claude2 .... 1915 ■16.................. M issoula Mi

GRIZ LETTERMEN Olympia, WA McReynolds, Kim1 ...... 1974. Boise, ID McSurdy, Caleb4 .......2008- •1 1 Homer, AK McWilliams, Noah1 2008. Meagher, Angus2 ........ 1923- ■24........................ Butte Meeker, Delmer2 ........ 1931- ■32.............. .....M issoula M eese, John2 ............ 1958- ■59........... W oodside, CA Meidinger, Rob3 ......... 1982- ■84..................... Billings Mellinger, Ted3 ........... 1927- ■29.......... Pine Island, MN N. Broomfield, CO Menke, John2 ............ 1978- •7 9 Mercer, George4 ........ 2006- ■09....................... Libby Merrill, Earl2 .............. 1950- •5 1 ................ Selma, CA Merrill, Robert1 .......... 1921. .................... Great Falls M ertes, Corey3 .......... 1998- •0 0 ................ Great Falls Merz, Shawn4 ........... 1990- ■93........... Longview, WA M essenger, Ralph1 ..... 1903. ....................... M issoula Metcalf, Jack1 ........... 1985, ..................... Gurnee, IL Mettler, Craig4 ........... 2005- ■08......... Walla Walla, WA Meyer, Dennis3 .......... 1964- •6 6 ..................... Helena Meyers, Brent3 2001 -■03.................. M issoula Michel, Eric4 ......... 2004- ■07..................... Billings Mickey, Michael2 ........1975- ■76....... .......Bellevue, WA Spokane, WA Mikesell, Brent1.......... 1986, Miles, Greg1 .............. 1969. ................. Seattle, WA Miles, Robert2 ........... 1954- ■55................. Anaconda Miller, Drew2 .............. 1999- ■00............. Tacoma, WA Miller, David1 ............. 1950- ■51....... Santa Monica, CA Miller, Dick3 ............... 1960- ■62............. Hopkins, MN ............... M issoula Miller, Ed1 ................. 1898, Miller, Jason4 ............ 1997- •0 0 ............. Hillsboro, OR Martinez, CA Miller, Larry2 .............. 1969- ■70.... MilesCity Miller, Paul D.2 ........... 1961- ■62.............. Miller, Rocky4 ............ 1979- ■82........... .Richland, WA Miller, Walter2 ............ 1965- ■66...... .W alnutCreek, CA ......... Cincinnati, OH Milliman, Hayes1 ........1974, Milne, Curtis2 ............ 1953- ■54................... Glendive Mincy, Ike4 ................1999- ■02........ Wewahitchka, FL Santa Ana, CA Mirchoff, Fred2 .......... 1951- ■52... .................Butte Mirich, Kyle4 .............. 1988- ■91 Chicago, IL Misic, William1 .......... 1942, M issoula Mocko, Paul3.............. 1997- ■99....... Moe, Eugene2 ............ 1960- ■61 ................... Helena .....S t. Cloud, MN Moe, O.K.1 ................1923, Poplar Moe, Richardson2 ..1978- ■79...... M issoula Moe, Scott4 ............... 1982- ■85....... Molden, Etu4 ............. 1998- ■01.........Sacram ento, CA Molloy, Conor2 .......... 2002- ■03..................... Helena Malta Molloy, Don3 ............. 1965- ■67....... ..... Helena Molloy, Seam us1 ....... 2003, M onestime, Marc3 ...... 1990- • 9 2 .... Thousand Oaks, CA Concord, CA Montana, Nate1 .......... 2011, Monterossi, Tim2 ...... ..1984- ■85....... Klamath Falls, OR Santa Ana, CA Moomaw, Richard2 .... 1950- ■51 Moore, Dan3 .............. 2 0 09 ■11.............. Tucson, AZ Moore, Edward3 ........ 1956- ■58.............. Deer Lodge C oos Bay, OR Moore, Scott3............. 1983 ■85 Moore, Thom as3 1928 ■30............... Philipsburg Morey, William1 ......... 1948, ....................... Sheridan Morgan, Arthur2 ........ 1906 ■07........... Marshfield, OR Salt Lake City, UT Morgan, Gartha3 ........ 1967- ■69 Mornhinweg, Marty4 ....1980- ■84............. San Jose, CA San Jose, CA Mornhinweg, Shanon1 .1985 Morris, Clifford1 ......... 1936 ...................... Miles City Chula Vista, CA Morris, Kevin2 ........... 1989- ■90 Morrow, Jam es4......... 1927 ■30...................... Moore Morton, Chris2 .......... 1994 ■95............. San Jose, CA Morton, Scott4 .......... 1975- ■78........... . Spokane, WA Anchorage, AK Mosher, Pat1 .............. 1996 Mosier, Craig2 ........... 1983 ■84............... Renton, WA Carson, CA Moutra, Antwon2 ........ 2010 - 1 1 Butte Mufich, William4 ........ 1939- - 4 2 ....... Muhlick, Clarence3 1928 - 3 0 ....... .. .... Kenosha, Wl

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San Francisco, CA Mullins, Peter3 .......... .1 9 6 7 -6 9 . .............. Philipsburg Murfitt, Steve1 .......... .1979 Muri, Pete2 .............. .1 9 5 4 -5 5 . ................ Miles City Murphy, Charles2 ...... .1 9 4 9 -5 0 . ...........Burlington, IA Murphy, Fred3 ........... .1 9 0 3 -0 5 . ................. M issoula Murphy, Kirk4 ........... .1988-91 .. . .................. Poison Murphy, Mike4 .......... .2 0 0 3 -0 6 . ... ........... Great Falls Murphy, Ray2 ........... .1 9 2 1 -2 2 . ............... Anaconda Murray, Chris3 .......... .1 9 8 6 -8 8 . ........ Englewood, CA Murray, Henry3 ......... .1929-31 .................. M issoula Murray, Jim3 ............ .1 9 5 0 -5 2 . ............... Anaconda Murray, Marshall3 .... .1 9 2 6 -2 8 . ........... ...... M issoula .................. Choteau Murray, Mark1 .......... .1980 Murray, Scott3 ......... .1 9 8 3 -8 5 . ........... ....... Kalispeli Murray, Sean2 ........... .2010-11 .............. Corona, CA ................... Opheim M use, Richard1 ........ .1974 Myers, Larry2 ........... .1 9 5 7 -5 8 . ............ Pacom a, CA ft I

Nakoa, Doug2 .......... .1 9 7 3 -7 4 ......... ..... Honolulu, HI Naranche, Eso3 ........ .1939-41 . ...................... Butte ........... Petaluma, CA Naye, William1 .......... .1948 ......... ..... Pasco, WA Nearamys, Robert1 ... .1958 Los Angeles, CA Nearing, Ed1 ............ .1950 Great Falls Neil, Dallas4 ............ .1 9 9 5 -9 6 ,9 8 -9 9 Neill, Brandon2 ......... .20 01-02 ............... Great Falls Neilson, Jam es1 ....... .1 9 6 4 .... ....................Shelby Nelsen, Ken2 ............ .19 83-84 ........ North Bend, OR Nelson, Al1 .............. .1 9 1 6 .... ................. Missoula Nelson, Joe1 ............ .1 9 8 1 .... ............ Shelton, WA Nelson, Rue1 ............ .1 9 6 8 .... ...... New Orleans, LA Nelson, Ryan2 .......... .20 08-09 ............. Wright, WY .1 9 8 4 .... .................. Gary, IN Nelson, Sherm an1 N ess, Robert1 .......... .1 9 3 9 .... .................. Kalispeli Newgard, Morris1 ..... .19 33-34 .................. Kalispeli Nguyen, Peter3 ......... .2009-11 ............. Seattle, WA Nickel, Frank2 ........... .19 51-52 ....................Billings Nicosia, Michael2 ..... .19 67-68 ........... Scranton, PA .1 9 7 4 .... ............. Chicago, IL Nielsen, William1 Noel, Kyler4 ............. .20 02-05 ....................Helena Nordstrom, Bruce2 ... .19 67-68 ......... Vancouver, WA Nordstrom, Jim3 ....... .19 68-70 ............ Auburn, WA Normand, Robert1 .... .1 9 4 6 .... ............... Anaconda Norwood, Pat3 .......... .19 78-80 ................... Billings Noyes, Leonard3 ....... .19 35-37 ...................... Butte Nugent, Frank3 ......... .19 37-39 ................ Miles City .. ............... M issoula Nussbacker, Karl1 .1939

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Oakland, Brent3 ......... 19 81 -8 3 .................... Glendive Oberweiser, Jack1 ......1 9 4 9 ........................... Billings O’Billovich, Robert3 1959-61 ........................ Butte O’Brien, Michael3 ....... 19 56 -5 8 Spokane, WA Ochoa, John1 ........... 1 9 6 9 ..................... Orange, CA Ochs, Craig2 ............. 2 0 0 3 -0 4 ............... Boulder, CO Odden, Nate4 ............ 1 9 8 4 -8 7 ..................... Dutton O’Donnell, Thom as3 ....1 9 3 8 -4 0 ............... Casper, WY Oech, Vern1 ...............1 9 3 2 ........................... Billings Oelkers, T.J.4 ........... 1998-01 ...................... Helena Ogden, Randy4 ......... 1 9 74 -7 7 ......... Traverse City, Ml O glesbee, Jim 1 ......... 1 9 7 3 ......................... M issoula Oiland, Kjelby1........... 2 0 1 1 ................... Spokane, WA Okoniewski, Steve2 .... 1970-71 Silverdale, WA Oliver, Dane3 ............ 20 0 1 -0 3 Monmouth, OR Oliver, Larry4 ............. 19 82 -8 5 Hillsboro, OR O’Loughlin, Jack4 ...... 1 9 4 5 -4 8 ............... M issoula Olsen, Justin4 ............19 95 -9 8 ...................... Helena Olson, Bruce2 ............19 57 -5 8 ................... M issoula Olson, Clifford3 .......... 19 34 -3 6 .................. Whitefish Olson, Jam aine1 ....... 2 0 0 7 .................. Beaverton, OR Olson, Jam es3 ...........1 9 7 1 -7 3 ............. Rochester, MN O’Neil, Jam es2 ......... 1 9 67 -6 8 Edmonton, Alberta O’Neil, Mick1 ............ 1 9 6 8 ............... Walla Walla, WA O’Neill, William1 ........ 1 9 2 2 ......................... M issoula Opperud, Jon4 ........... 2008-11 Milwaukee, OR Orwig, Chris3 ............ 2 0 0 2 -0 5 ........ Prairie Village, KS Orizotti, Dan4 ........ 1998-01 ........................ Butte Orlich, Don1 ............. 1 9 5 2 .............................. Butte Orr, Conrad2 ............. 1 9 1 6 -1 7 ................... M issoula Ortiz, R.C.3 ............... 1 9 67 -6 9 Monte Bello, CA Ostrum, Emil2 ............1 9 2 5 -2 6 .............. W abash, MN Overton, Robert4 ....... 2 0 0 7 -1 0 ........ San Leandro, CA Owens, John2 ............1 9 8 5 -8 6 ................... Kent, WA Owsley, Merritt4 ........ 1 9 1 1 -1 4 ........ ..... Twin Bridges Pacheco, Raul4 .......... 1 9 9 5 -9 8 . .Honolulu, HI Paffhausen, Josh4 ..... 1 9 9 4 -9 7 . Butte Page, J o h n * ............. 1 9 4 0 ..... .Kalispeli Palma, Ryan3 .... ..1 9 9 3 -9 5 ................ Can by, OR Palmer, Colt4 ... ..2 0 0 1 -0 4 ... ........... Omaha, NE Palmer, Jace4 ... ..2 0 0 6 -0 9 ... ............... M issoula Palmer, Loren1 ... ..1 94 6 ................... Laurel Palmer, Tyler4 .... ..2 0 0 6 -0 9 ... ............... M issoula Pangle, Louis3 ... ..1 9 5 5 -5 7 ... ............ Denver, CO ..1978-81 ... ............. Great Falls ..1 9 6 7 -6 9 ... ............ Kahului, HI Parker, Damon4 ..1 9 9 7 -0 0 ... ........ Tallahasse, FL Parker, John1 .... ..1973 ......... Kingston, ME ..2 0 0 5 -0 6 ... ....M oreno Valley, CA ..1 9 2 6 -2 8 ... ............... M issoula Parsons, Houston1 ..1901 ............... M issoula Pattison, Leo1 ..... ..1 94 6 ............... Glasgow Paulson, Kraig4 ... ..1 9 8 3 -8 6 ... ........... Plentywood Payne, Bryan2 .... ..1 9 8 9 -9 0 ... ......... Spokane, WA ..1 9 8 5 -8 6 ... ..M ountain Home, ID Peeples, Johnnie2 , ..2 0 0 1 -0 2 ... .. ...... ...Anaheim, CA ..1958 ........... Honolulu, HI ..1 9 9 9 -0 2 ... .. ................ Helena Pelluer, Tyler2 ..2 0 0 7 -0 8 ... ... Sam m am ish, WA Pells, Greg1 .. ..1983 .......... Calgary, ALB Pepe, Joe2 .... ..1 9 5 7 -5 8 ... ............... M issoula Perey, Emile3 ..1 9 2 8 -3 0 ... ............ Philipsburg Petek, Andy4 ..1 9 9 7 -0 0 ... .. ................ Helena ..1960-61 ... .................... Butte f lL

Peters, Robin3 1969-71 .Cleveland Heights, OH Peterson, Arthur3 ....... 1 9 3 6 -3 8 . ................. Great Falls Peterson, Keith2 ......... 1 9 5 3 -5 4 ................ Seattle, WA Peterson, Phillip3 ....... 19 36 -3 8, Kalispeli Peterson, Russell3 ....... 1 9 2 8 -3 0 . ................ Miles City Peterson, Tom1 .......... 1 9 8 5 ..... ................ Miles City Peterson, Tyler2 ......... 2 0 0 1 -0 2 . .............. Helena Petty, Larry2 ............. 1 9 6 3 -6 4 . Great Falls Pfahler, Steven4 ......... 2 0 0 6 -0 9 . .............. Frenchtown Pierce, Murray2 ......... 1 9 7 5 -7 6 . Cincinnati, OH Pierson, Clay2 ............ 2 0 1 0 -1 1 . Twin Bridges Piette, Russell2 .......... 2 0 0 9 -1 0 , Vancouver, WA Pitcher, Ciche3 ........... 20 00 -0 1, 0 3 Anaconda Pitcher, Karl3 ............ 2 0 0 5 -0 7 , ............... Anaconda Pinsoneault, Richard1 ..1 9 5 2 ..... .............. St. Ignatius Plum, Mark3 .............. 1 9 7 4 -7 6 . Tracyton, WA Plummer, Ben3 .......... 1 9 2 3 -2 5 . .............. Stevensville Plummer, Ted3 ...........1 9 2 1 -2 3 . Stevensville Poehls, William2 ......... 2 0 1 0 -1 1 . Chandler, AZ Polhem us, Chris3 ....... 2 0 0 3 -0 5 . M issoula Polich, Tim4 .............. 1 9 8 6 -8 9 . ............... Great Falls Polleys, Hovey3 ....... ...1 9 0 0 -0 2 . .............. M issoula Pomajevich, Chris2 ..... 1 9 6 2 -6 3 . .................. Superior Pomajevich, Joseph3 ...1 9 3 5 -3 7 . .................. M issoula Ponqoha, Dave2 1 9 7 3 -7 4 . ............... Lacey, WA Poole, Scott3 ............. 1 9 8 2 -8 5 . Spokane, WA Poole, Shawn4 ........... 1 9 8 2 -8 5 . Spokane, WA Poole, Trevor1 ..... 2 0 1 1 ...... Spokane, WA Popovich, Milt3 .......... 1 9 3 5 -3 7 . ....................... Butte Porter, Gilbert2 ....... 1 9 2 1 -2 2 . .Stevensville Vancouver, B.C. Postler, Willie3 ........ ...1 9 6 9 -7 1 . Potts, Michael2 .......... 2 0 0 3 -0 4 . .................. M issoula Powell, Alan3 ........ .....1 9 8 1 -8 3 . Lewistown Premock, Steve2 1 9 9 0 -9 1 . Grass Valley, CA Preuninger, William1 1 9 4 5 ..... ..................M issoula Previs, John1.............. 1 9 3 5 ..... Thom pson Falls Price, John1 ............. ..1 97 8....... .............. Palatine, IL Prigmore, John1 ..... ...1 9 7 3 ...... Winlock, WA Procter, Cory4 ............ 2 0 0 1 -0 4 . Gig Harbor, WA Prueninger, William1 1 9 4 7 ..... .................. M issoula Pugh, Terry3 ......... 1 9 6 9 -7 1 . Kalispeli Quinn, J .D .2

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3 m Sambrano, Jabin4....... 2008- 1 1 ............ Temecula, CA Sam son, Kyle1 ........... 2003. .......................... Helena Sam uelson, George3 ....1952- 5 4 ................... Glendive Sanders, Nate4 ........... 1996- 9 9 ................. Anaconda Sanderson, Lawson3 ....1914- 1 6 .............. Shelton, WA Sayatovich, George3.... 1932- 3 4 ................. Anaconda Saylor, Mitch1............. 2011. .............. Vancouver, WA Scates, Dennis4.......... 1991- 9 4 ............ Spokane, WA Scates, W ade1............ 1995. ................. Spokane, WA Schaefer, Gary1 ......... 1965. ......................... Billings Scherck, George3 ........1914- 1 6 .................. M issoula Schey, R ussell1 .......... 2008. ......................... Billings Schiller, Carl1 ............. 1942. .................... Chicago, IL Schilling, Braydon3...... 2008- 1 0 ........... ....Gillette, WY Schilling, Kurt4 ........... 1991- 9 4 ..................... Shelby Schillinger, Jim2.......... 1969- 7 0 ......................... Vida Baker Schillinger, Shann4 ...... 2006- 0 9 .......... Schm asow , Glen3........1973- 7 5 ................ Great Falls Schm auch, Michael1 ....1964. ..................... Great Falls Schmeckpeper, Cary1... 1977. ........................ Buhl, ID Schmidt, Andrew3 ...... 2006- 0 8 .................. Bozeman Scholle, Kyle2 ....... 2001- 0 2 .................Parker, CO Schoonover, Charles2 ..1903- 0 4 ............... Phillipsburg Schotte, George2 ........1928- 2 9 ..................... Helena Schroeder, Howard1 ....1897. ....................... M issoula Schruth, Pat3 ............ 1968- •7 0 ..................... Billings Schulte, Rob4 .......... ..2005- •0 8 ................ Great Falls Schulz, John3 ........... 1959- ■61.................. M issoula Schwend, Howard2 ..... 1959- ■60..................... Bridger Milwaukee, Wl Schwertfeger, Carl4 ..... 1959- ■62 Milwaukee, Wl Schwertfeger, Dale1 1959. Milwaukee, Wl Schwertfeger, Gary4 1959- • 6 2 Scott, Arnold2 ............ 1941 -■42.......................Plains Scott, Duncan1 .......... 1975. .................... .Great Falls Scott, Wilbur1 ............ 1946. ....................... M issoula Scovel, Larry1 ......... ..1962, ........................ Kalispeli Scrafford, Kirk4 .......... 1986- ■89..................... Billings Searles, Jim3.............. 1965- ■67.................. M issoula Sedm an, Ellis2 ........... 1898- ■99.................. M issoula M issoula Sedm an, Oscar2 1898- ■99........... Great Falls See, Mike3 ......... 1989- ■91 Seeley, Roger2 ........... 1963- ■64..................... Shelby Segars, Levander4 ......2001 ■■04 Colorado Springs Selle, Andrew4 ........... 2007- ■10..................... Billings Selstad, Tom3 ..... 1947- ■49................ Great Falls ...Butte Semansky, Frank4 ........1946- ■49....... Sethman, Richard1 ..... 1982 ............... Lakewood, CA Sexe, Doug3 .............. 1983 ■85................ Great Falls Shadoan, Richard2 ..... 1951- ■52..................... Billings Shaffer, Harry2 ...... 1937- ■38........................ Butte Shaffer, John3 ............ 1922- ■24................. Miles City Sharkey, Ron3 ........... 1979' ■81.................. M issoula Shaw, Alex4 ............... 2008' ■11............ Spokane, WA Shegina, William2 ....... 1938' - 3 9 ................. Anaconda Shephard, William1 1945 ............... Des M oines, IA Sherbeck, Harold2 ...... 1950' - 5 1 ................. Big Sandy Sheridan, Guy1 ..... 1901 ........................M issoula Sheridan, Phillip3 ..... 1913' - 1 5 .................. Paola, KS Shevalier, Jack2 ......... 1960' - 6 1 ..................... Helena Shields, John2 ........... 1935' - 3 6 ................. Miles City Shillam, Terry4 ...... 1982 - 8 5 ............ Orchards, WA Shoate, Jeff1 ............. 1999 ................ San Diego, CA Short, Cory1 ............. .1999 ........................Cut Bank Short, Daniel1 ........... .1998 ........................Cut Bank Shupe, Dale3 ............. 1953 - 5 5 ..................... Harlem Shupe, Joe1 .............. 1976 .............. Great Falls Sil, Nate2 .................. 1997 - 9 8 .................. Missoula Silovsky, Paul1 ........... 1980 Topeka, KS Silvernale, Grant3 ....... 1922 - 2 4 ....................... Baker Sim onson, Eric4 ......... 1992 9 5 ............... Plentywood Simpkins, Edward4 .1910 ■13............. M issoula

Bellflower, CA Sim pson, Ja’Ton3....... 2002, 04-05 Sim pson, Martin3 ....... 1908- ■10.................. M issoula Sirmon, David4 .......... 1993- ■96........ Walla Walla, WA Sivingen, Marcus1 ...... 1946. ....................... Glasgow Skinner, Jon4 ............. 2000- ■03....................... Dillon Sloane, Hugh1............ 1899. ....................... M issoula Kalispeli Sloan, Pete2 .............. 2004- ■05.............. Slocum , Dethrick2 ...... 1990- ■91................ Fresno, CA Small, Robert3 ........... 1954- ■56.................. M issoula Sm ead, Burton3 ......... 1908- ■10.................. M issoula Smelko, Daniel1 ......... 1964. .................. Hubbard, OH Smerker, Gregg4 ........ 1988- ■91............... Great Falls Smith, Bob2 ............... 1973- •74............... P asco, WA Smith, Di-0nte3 .......... 1996- ■98............ Van Nuys, CA Smith, Earl1 ............... 1902. ...................... Unknown Smith, Frank2 ............. 1936- •37.............. Chicago, IL Smith, Gary3 .............. 1959- ■61.................. Whitefish Smith, Gary3 .............. 1965- ■67............Pittsburgh, PA Smith, Jeffrey1 ........... 1975. .............. Vancouver, WA Rowland Heights, CA Smith, Joe1 ............... 2007. Smith, Mark3 ............ 1983- ■85.......... Vancouver, WA Los A ngeles, CA Smith, Michael1 ......... 1998. Smith, Mike2 ............. 1965- ■66............. Olympia, WA Smith, Scott2 ............. 1986- ■87............ Lancaster, CA Smith, Vernon3 .......... 2001- ■03........... San Diego, CA Smith, William (B.J.)1 ..1948. ........................ Butte Smithwick-Hann, Shay12011. ........................ Kalispeli Spokane, WA Snyder, Chris4 ........... 2000- ■03....... GreatFalls Snyder, George2 ........ 1930- ■31............. Sobansky, Joe2 .......... 1976- ■ 77..................... Ajo, AZ Soderston, John1 ........1908. ...................... Clinton, IA Solom an, Ted1 ........... 1972. ................. Spokane, WA Sopp, Bernie1 ............ 1994. ..................... ..Ukiah, CA Billings Sorenson, Glenn2 ....... 1959- -60............. Sorenson, Thom as2 1957- -58............... Benicia, CA Sorrell, Malcom4 ....... 1980- -83............. Tacoma, WA Cashmere, WA Sparber, Dale2 ........... 1957- -58 Butte Sparks, Richard3 ........1966- -68 .Butte Sparks, Robert1 ......... 1940. ................ Spaulding, Thom as1 ....1903. ........................M issoula Spear, Del4 ............... 1973- -76.............. Cheney, WA Anaconda Spelman, Jam es3 ....... 1936- -38....... Spencer, Bruce1 ........ 1970, ................. Hoquiam, WA Geyser Spencer, Franklin3 ....... 1928- -30.......... Spencer, Lance4 ........ 2002- -05.................... ...M alta Spencer, Mark2 .......... 2001 --02,............ Fallbrook, CA Newark, NJ Spigner, Paul1 ............ 1976, Spraggins, Scott4 ...... 1992- -95................ Great Falls Gardena,CA Sprosky, Todd2 1988 -89.......... Stachnik, Ray2 ........... 1969 -70......... ..... Chicago, IL Stachnik, Richard2 ...... 1975 -76.............. Chicago, IL Stadnyk, Mike4........... 20 04 -05, 07-08.Regina, Saska. Staninger, Brett1 ........ 20 02 ........................ Missoula Stansberry, Robert1 1932 .................... Norfolk, NE Stapp, Clint2 .............. 20 06 -07................. Niwot, CO Stark, John1 .............. 1972 ............... Vancouver, WA Stark, Robert2 ........... 1972 -73..................... Poison Starkey, Steven2 ........ 1972 -73............. El Monte, CA Stedham, John3 ......... 1967 -69............. Chehalis, WA San Anselm o, CA Stein, Karl2 ................1969 -70 Steinau, Matt4 ........... 1998 -01........... .....El Toro, CA Steiner, Ed1 ......... 1965 ........................ M issoula Steinhauer, Ben1 ........ 1975 ................... Chicago, IL Stenson, Perry3 ......... 1937 -39 ................... Kalispeli Stensrud, Kelly4 ......... 1992 -95 .................. M issoula Stephens, Andre4 ....... 1980 -83 ............. Tacoma, WA Stephens, W allace2 1945 46 ..................... Billings Sterns, Bill3 ............... 1969- 71 .......... Stevenson, WA Stewart, Gordon3 ....... 1948- 50 ..................... Forsyth Stewart, Robert2 ........1951 - 52 ..................... Forsyth Stimac, Daniel2 .......... 1967- 68 ................ Great Falls

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Tanner, Gordon2 ......... 1 9 2 1 -2 2 . Miles City Tarrow, Bill4 .......... .....1 9 8 1 -8 4 . Eugene, OR Taylor, Ed1 ................1 9 2 3 ...... Miles City Taylor, Joseph1 ......... 1 9 4 2 ..... . Chicago, IL Taylor, Kent2 ............. 1 9 8 2 -8 3 . Wichita, KS Taylor, Steve2 ....... 1 9 7 2 -7 3 . .Great Falls Temple, Mike2 ........... 1 9 9 4 -9 5 . ,.San Diego, CA Tennant, Vernon1 1 9 5 6 ..... .Kalispeli Thiebes, Joseph1 1 9 4 2 ..... Great Falls Thieme, Fred2 ........... 19 09 -1 0 ................... M issoula Thoem m es, W ade2 .... 19 89 -9 0 ............... Honolulu, HI Thom as, Dilwayn1 ..... 1 9 0 7 .............................. Butte Thom as, Lloyd2 ......... 1950-51 Santa Ana, CA Thom as, Terry3 ......... 19 78 -8 0 ....Great Falls Thom as, Torrey4 ........ 2 0 04 -0 7 ........................ Dillon Thom as, Tyler4 .......... 2 0 02 -0 5 ........................ Dillon Thom pson, Andy3 ...... 19 99 -0 2 ......... Walla Walla, WA Thom pson, Matt3 ...... 1 9 9 7 -9 9 ........ Walla Walla, WA Thom pson, Harry1 .... 1 9 4 5 ......................... Kalispeli Thom pson, Keith2 ...... 20 0 8 -0 9 Porterville, CA Thom pson, Ryan4 ..... 1 9 9 3 -9 6 ................... M issoula Thom son, Mike2 ........ 19 59 -6 0 ......................Billings Thornally, Robert3 ..... 19 37 -3 9 ................ Chicago, IL Thorsen, Leif4 ............1 9 9 7 -0 0 .................... Kalispeli Thorsrud, Garfield1 1 9 4 5 ........................ M issoula Thuesen, Matt4 .... ..... 1 9 97 -0 0 ......................Billings Tiernan, Robert3 ........ 19 26 -2 8 ................ Toledo, OH Tilleman, Michael2 ..... 1 9 6 3 -6 4 ................... . Chinook Timberman, Scott2 .... 1 9 8 3 -8 4 ........................ Butte Toffanelli, Larry2 ........ 19 94 -9 5 Stockton, CA Tomlinson, Keith1 ...... 1 9 8 6 ...................... Bonita, CA Toone, Brian4 ............ 1 9 9 3 -9 6 ........................ Butte Torrey, Henry1 ......... 1 9 0 8 ..... Manila, Philippines Townsend, Justin1 2 0 0 8 ...................... Dublin, CA Trammell, Jake4 ......... 1 9 8 1 -8 4 ........... Vancouver, WA Trevathan, Jeff1 1 9 9 3 ......... Thousand Oaks, CA Trevathan, Mike4........ 19 87 -9 0 Thousand Oaks, CA Tripp, Bryan2 ......... ....1 9 8 9 -9 0 ................... M issoula Tripp, Eugene2 ........ ....1 9 6 3 -6 4 ............ ....... M issoula Tripp, Jordan3 ......... ....2 0 0 9 -1 1 ................... M issoula Trotter, C.M.2 ......... ....1960-61 ............ Longview, WA Troxel, Matt3 ....... . ,...2 0 0 5 -0 7 ...,... Coeur d’Alene, ID Troxel, Van4 ........... ,...1 9 7 2 -7 5 ...,........... M oscow , ID Tubbs, Frederick3 ,...1 9 6 7 -6 9 .... Honolulu, HI Tully, Bo2................ ,...2010-11 ............. Spokane, WA Turk, Marvin2 ....... . ,...1990-91 .... .... Sacramento, CA Turner, Jay4 ........... ,...1 9 9 1 -9 4 .... Marysville, WA Turnquist, Robert2 ....,...1 9 7 2 -7 3 ..................... Billings Tvedt, Kelly2 .......... ...1 9 8 9 -9 0 ............... Plentywood Tyvand, Ben3 .......... ...1 9 4 1 -4 3 .... .................... Butte i p ... tJ Unruh, Richard3 ...1 9 6 7 -6 9 .... ................. Poison Uperesa, Tuufuli2 ...1 9 6 8 -6 9 .... Alea, Oahu, HI Urie, Dave2 ............ ...1 9 6 8 -6 9 .... ............ Chico, CA Urlin, John1 ............ ...1 9 0 2 ........ .. ............. M issoula Utter, Trevor3 ........... ...1 9 9 5 -9 7 .... ................. Eureka Utterback, Brandon2 ....2 007 -0 8 ........... Fort Benton Utterback, Loren4 ...2 0 0 4 -0 7 .... ...... .....Fort Benton *M

Van Wormer, Matt2 ...1 9 7 6 -7 7 .... .............. M issoula Van Bramer, Glen3 ...1 9 3 7 -3 9 .... .,............... Billings Vance, Cecil2 .......... ...1 9 1 4 -1 5 .... ........... . Unknown Vannett, Leonard2 ...1 9 4 2 -4 3 .... ........... Pasco, WA Varney, Howard1 ..... ...1 9 2 4 ........ ................. Helena Varona, Jonny3 ....... ...2 0 0 2 -0 4 .... Medical Lake, WA Vaughn, Colem an1 . ...1 9 3 9 ........ ............ Anaconda Vealey, William2 ...1 9 0 8 -0 9 .... .............. M issoula Veila, Nick3 ............ ...2 0 0 2 -0 4 .... .. Castro Valley, CA Venters, Garrett4 ...1 9 9 1 -9 4 .... Richland, WA E

> Vercurovich, George1 , ..1 9 5 7 ........ Butte Verlanic, Alex4 ......... ..2 0 0 7 -1 0 ............... Drummond Vernard, Bill3 .......... .1 9 8 5 -8 7 . ....Albany, OR Vesel, Frank2 .......... .1 9 3 2 -3 3 . Roundup Vidro, August3 ........ .1 9 3 0 -3 2 . Anaconda Vierhus, Louis3 ........ .1 9 2 5 -2 7 . . Portland, OR Vierra, Lester1 ......... .1 9 5 7 ..... ...Yakima, WA Villeneuve, Pete1 .........1 9 8 3 ............... Sheboygan, Wl Vincent, Rusty2 ......... 1 9 7 5 -7 6 ........... Tinley Park, IL Vogel, Robert1 ........... 1 9 3 6 ..................... Whiting, IN Volger, Ralph1 1 9 1 9 ............................. Butte Volk, Fred2 ............. ...1 9 4 9 -5 0 ................. Great Falls Vucurovich, George2 ....1950-51 ................ Butte

w Waak, Scott2 ....... .19 87-88 ................. Bend, OR W agenmann, Zack1 .2011 .................. M issoula Wakkinen, Howard1 .1997 .................... Conrad Walden, Caleb1........... .2011 2011 .................. Boise, ID .20 02-04 .......... Vancouver, WA Walden, Willie3 ... Waldhauser, Bryan' .2008-11 ....................Worden Walker, Carl1 ....... .1929 ...........Boundary, WA Walker, Duane4 ... .1 9 7 1 ,7 3 -7 5 ................. Malta Walker, Nick1 ...... .1999 .............. Plentywood Walker, Sidney1 .... .1899 .................. M issoula Walker, Travis4 . .19 96-99 .............. Plentywood .1950 ................. Bozeman Walie, Tuck2 . .19 64-65 ................... Superior .1965 ................... Superior Waile, Virgil1 Waller, JR4 .. .20 02-05 ............ Portland, OR .19 61-63 .. ....... ..Waimanalo, HI .1972 ....................... Butte Walters, Guy1 ....... .1901 1901 ........... .......M issoula Walters, Ray5 ...... .19 00-04 .................. M issoula Walters, Ted2 ....... .1940-41 .................... Billings Walterskirchen, Jer. .1946 .................. M issoula .19 19-20 ... .............. M issoula .1985 .. ..................... Baker .18 97-98 .................. Hamilton .1946 ................ Great Falls Warren, Cam1 .2011 2011 ............ Bellevue, WA .2005 ............. Oakland, CA .19 67-68 ........................ Troy Watkins, Jerem y4 .1 9 96-99 .................. M issoula Watt, Henry1 ...... .1950 ....H erm osa Beach, CA Waxham, John3 .. .1 9 68-70 Mt. Lake Terrace, WA Webster, F.1 ................11908, 9 0 8 .... ..................M issoula Weidman, Roy2 .. .19 12-13 ...................... Pony Weikum, George2 .19 75-76 .......... Wilmington, IL W elch, Glen2 . .1970-71 . . ..................... Butte W elch, Roderick1 .1 9 3 5 .... ....... Long Beach, CA .1 9 6 4 .... ................... Conrad Wells, Matt4 . .19 92-95 ............ Ashland, OR .20 04-06 ................. Hamilton .19 60-62 . . ............ Chicago, IL Werbelow, Scott2 . .19 85-86 ... .... ....Glendale, CA W eskamp, Paul2 .. .19 53-54 .................... Ronan .2 0 0 0 .... ........... Tacoma, WA Westby, Arthur1 .11901 9 0 1 .... ................. M issoula .18 97-98 ....... ......... M issoula .20 00-02 .......... ....... Hamilton .1 9 8 4 ... . .. .......... Tacoma, WA .1 9 4 1 .... .. ........... . Chicago, IL Whalen, Robert1 ........ .11947, 9 4 7 .... .................. .....Butte 9 6 4 .... ................. ...H elena Whipple, Jam es1 ....... .11964, .19 25-27 ... ................ Helena Whitcomb, Clark3 White, Herbert3 .. .19 66-68 ....... ....... Ecorse, Ml White, John1 ... ,1 9 5 0 .... .......... Santa Ana, CA ,1984-85 ........... San Jose, CA Whitney, Craig2 ....... ,1989-90 ...... .Walla Walla, WA Whittinghill, Charles3 19 34 -3 6 ....................Helena

Wikert, Milton1 .......... 1 9 5 5 ................. Santa Ana, CA Wilberger, Bert4 ......... 1 9 9 1 -9 4 .............. Ashland, OR Wilcox, Charles2 ...... ..1 93 4-35 ............... Stevensville Williams, Arthur2 ....... 1 9 0 2 -0 3 ........ Radersburg Williams, Bryon1 ....... 1 9 7 6 ............. New Orleans, LA Williams, Charles3 ..... 1 9 3 6 -3 8 Chicago, IL Williams, Derrick3....... 19 81 -8 3 Los A ngeles, CA Williams, Derryl1 ........ 2 0 0 0 ............. San Diego,CA Williams, Demetrious2 ..2000-01 ......... Carson, CA Williams, Frank1 ........ 1 9 0 2 ..................... Deer Lodge Williams, Ken1........... 1 9 7 4 ......... Houston, TX Williams, Wendell1 ..... 1 9 3 1 ......... Billings Williamson, Dan1 ....... 1 9 5 7 .............................. Butte Williamson, Don1 ....... 1 9 5 5 ....... Butte Williamson, Paul1 ...... 1 9 4 5 ............... .M issoula Willis, Hartwell3 ......... 1903 -0 5 ....................... Plains Wilson, Jam es1 ......... 1 9 5 2 ............................ Laurel Wilson, Jimmy4 ......... 2 0 0 4 - 0 6 ,1 0 . San Diego, CA Wilson, John3 ........... 19 86 -8 8 ................... Missoula Wilson, Marcus4......... 1 9 9 6 -9 9 ... Ft. Walton Beach, FL Wilson, Mike2 ...... ..... 1 9 9 4 -9 5 .............. Honolulu, HI Winn, Ben1 ............... 2 0 0 3 ............................ Darby Winstanley, Edward4... 1908-11 ................... M issoula Winter, Tim2 ...... ....... 19 87 -8 8 Walla Walla. WA Wold, Paul3 .............. 1949-51 ....................... Laurel W oldseth, George1 1 9 7 6 ................. .Bellevue, WA W ood, Ken1 .............. 2 0 0 8 .................. Spokane, WA W ood, Leslie1 ........... 1 9 0 2 ............... Unknown W ood, Steve3 ........... 1 9 6 1 -6 3 ................. Great Fails W oods, Trevor3 ....... 1 9 9 5 -9 7 Diamond Bar, CA W oodward, Ward1 ..... 1 9 1 6 ....................... Miles City Worrell, Dan3 ............ 1 9 6 8 -7 0 ..Great Falls

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Wren, Sean2 ............. 2 0 0 9 ,1 1 Yorba Linda, CA Wynn, Dontelle3 ........ 1 9 8 4 -8 6 ............ .....Detroit, Ml W ysel, Glen1 ............ 1 9 6 8 ...................... Lewistown ¥ Yoro, Jacob2 .......... ...1 9 9 8 -9 9 .... ...........Mililani, HI Young, Jerry2 ........ ...1 9 5 7 -5 8 .... .. ......... Sandy, OR Toledo, OH Young, Kevin1 ......... ...1 9 8 2 .......... San Diego, CA Young, Trey4 .. ......... ...1 9 9 9 -0 2 .... Yovetich, Dan1 ....... ...1 9 4 6 .......... ......... .........Butte Yurko, Robert1 ....... ...1 9 5 1 .......... ........... Great Falls

£. Zanon, Scott1 .... . ...1 9 8 7 ........ . ............. Kalispeli Springfield, OR Zellick, Jeff4 ...1 9 9 3 -9 6 .... Zemke, Hubert1 ...1 9 3 3 .......... ............ M issoula ...1 9 9 9 -0 2 .... ........... Harlowton Zikmund, Rory4 ......... Chicago, IL Zimmerman, Walter1 ....1 936

RING & COACHING â&#x2013;

Editors note: The Redbook is The University of Montana Athletic Department’s handwritten history by George “Jiggs” Dahlberg dating from 1897 through the 1980 season.

M ontana’s All-Time Coaching R esults 1897-2011 COACH..... .............. ... ALMA MATER..... . ...... YEAR(S)... .....W ... Fred Smith................ ....Cornell........................ ...........1 8 9 7 ....... ......1 ... ...... 2 ...... .... 3 Sgt. F.B. Searight... ....Stanford.................... ........... 1 8 9 8 ....... .......3... ...... 2 ...... 0 Guy C levelan d...... ....Montana.................... ...........1 8 9 9 ....... ...... 1 ... ...... 2 ...... 0 Frank B ea n.............. ....Wisconsin.................. ....... 1900-01..... ...... 2... ......4 ..... , , 0 Dewitt P eck............ ....Iowa S t a t e ................. ........ ..1902...... ......0... .......3,.... 0 H.B. C onibear......... ....Illinois........................ ....... 1903-04.... ......5... ...... 7„„. 0 F.W. S ch uie.............. ....Wisconsin.................. ....... 1905-06.... ......4... ......7 ...... , 0 Albion Findley........ ....Wisconsin............. . ...........1 9 0 7 . ...... ......4... ...... 1 ..... 1 Roy White...... .......... ....Iowa.......................... . ........1908-09.... ......7... ......2..... 2 Robert Cary....... . ...M on tan a.................... .......1910-11.... ...... 5... .......3..... 1 Lt. W.C. P hiloon ..... ....West Point............................1 9 1 2 ....... ......4... ......3...., 0 A.G. Heilman.......... ....Franklin-Marshall............1913-14.... .......8.... ...... 4..... ..,.1 Jerry N isse n ........ . ....Washington S t a t e ...........1S15-17.... ...... 7.... ......7 ..... ... 3 Bernie Bierman...... ....M innesota........... ...... .......1919-21.... ......9..., ......9..... ... 3 J.W. Stewart........ . ....Geneva...................... .......1922-23 ... ......7.......... 8..... ..0 •4 Earl Clark.............. . ....Montana....... ........1924-25.... ......7.... ......8..,.. Frank Milburn.......... ....West Point................. ......1926-30.... ...,18....,...22..... . „3 Bernard O a k es....... ....Illinois...... ......1931-34...... 1 Doug F e s s e n d e n ... ....Illinois............. ......1935-41...........32... ,...2 5 ..... 4 Clyde Carpenter..... ....Montana.............. .......... 1 9 4 2 ..............0..,.......8..... 0 George Dahlberg. ,....Montana................... .........1945....... 1 ........ .4.,.,. ,...0 Doug F e s s e n d e n ... ....Illinois.............. ..... . ......1946-48.........14.... ... 15...... ,,,,0 Ted S h ip k e v ........... ....Stanford ..................... ...... 1949-51 ..... , 12.... ... 1 6 ..... 0 Ed Chinske........ . ....Montana................... ......1952-54..... .....8.... ...18...... 1 Jerry Williams........ ....Washington State .... ......1955-57..... ......6.... ... 23,,,.,,. 0 Ray J e n k in s ....... . ....Colorado..................... ......1958-63.....,...14.... . . . 4 3 ...... 0 Hugh D avidson ...... ....Colorado ......1964-66...........8.... ...20...... 0 Jack Swarthout...... ....Montana................... ......1967-75..... ...51 .... ...41...... 1 Gene Carlson.......... ...Montana..................... ...... 1976-79...... ...16.,.. ...25...... ,0 Larry D o n o v a n ........ ... Nebraska................... ...... 1980-85...... ...25.... . . . 3 7 ...... 1 Don R e a d ................. ....Sacramento State.... ......1986-95..... ...85.... . . . 3 6 ..... 0 Mick D en n e h y ......... ...Montana..................... ......1996-99..... ...39.... ... 12...... 0 Jo e Glenn...... ........... ...South Dakota........... ......2000-02..... ...39.... .....6 ....... 0 Bobby H au ck ........... ...Montana.......... ...... 200 3-0 9...... ...80..., ... 1 7 ...... 0 Robin Pflugrad ...Portland S ta t e ...... . ....2010-2011... ...18.... .....7 ...... ...0 *Ties not computed in percentage.

Fred Smith

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‘Two years after The University of Montana opened its doors to stu dents, the first football team was organized.

Professor Fred D. Smith, chemistry professor and former football player at Cornell University, volunteered to coach the football team. Twenty-four men turned out. No uniforms were available so many of the players used makeshift clothing.” —The Redbook

PC I* .333 .600 .333 .333 ,000 ,416 .363 ,800 .777 .625 .571 .666 .500 =500 .466 =466 .450 =266 .561 .000 .200 =482 =428 ,307 .206 =245 =285 .554 =390 =403 =702 ,756 .867 .825 .720

F .B . S e a b r i g h t 1898 “Sgt. B.F. Seabright, a graduate and former player at Stanford, was a coach, in 1898. He was engaged by the univer sity as instructor in gen eral athletics. Students raised an initial SI 10 to help pay the coach’s salary.” Charles Allard kicked the first field goal in the state of Montana at the Thanksgiving game vs. the Montana State College Aggies in Missoula. Montana won 16-0.”-- The Redbook

Guy Cleveland “Prospects for a first class team were not very bright at the start of the 1899 season when Guy Cleveland took over the team. Scarce any of the old players were back and positions had to be filled with untried material.” “In the first game against the Anaconda Athletic Club, Coach Cleveland played right halfback. He made the two touchdowns and kicked goal both times to win for the varsity.” -The Redbook

Frank Bean 1900-1901 “Frank Bean from the University of Wisconsin was selected as coach. A game with Anaconda failed to _______________ materialize, therefore, the only game scheduled in 1900 was with Montana State College.” - The Redbook “The unsuccessful season was due to the lack of experienced players. We had no experienced quarterback.” (Kaimin, student paper)

D e w it t P e e k , 1902 This season saw the organization of the Northwest Intercollegiate Athletic Associa tion. Nine Northwest colleges were represent ed at a meeting which was held in Spokane.

H .B . Conibear 1903-1904 “Hiram Conibear coached at Illinois University before coming to UM. The 1903 team was the first university football team to be sent out of the state to compete in an athletic Coach Conibear will be remembered by University of Montana fans for at least one contribution, his 1904 team ran up the biggest score in football history against Montana State College, 79-0.” —'The Redbook

F.W. Schuie 1905-1906 A writeup of the 1906 season by Coach Schuie in the yearbook says, “as interesting and as spectacular a game of football as the writer has seen in the far west was played on the Montana field on October 19th. Our men succeeded in holding Washington State’s undefeated team to the closest score made against them this season.”

ALL-TIME RESULTS

F.W. S c h u ie (W is c o n s in ) 1905-1906 (4-7) 1905 (2-3)

Fred S m ith (C o rn ell) 1897 (1-2-3) 1897 (1-2-3)

M issoula “T ig ers” ................. T M issoula “T ig ers” ................. T. M issoula “T ig ers” ................. T. Butte B u sin e ss C ollege........... L. M ontana S ta te ..................... W . at B utte B u sin ess C o lleg e L.

.... ....

. .. .

0-0 0-0 0-0

.. 2 0 -4 .. 1 8 -6 .2 6 -1 0

SGT. F.B. S e a b r ig h t (S ta n fo r d ) 1898 (3-2) 1898 (3-2)

H elena High S c h o o l................ L . ................ 6-5 A n aco n da Ath. C lu b ............... L ............... 18-0 H elena Athletic C lu b .............. W ................ 5 -0 at M ontana S ta te .................. W . ................ 6-0 M ontana S ta te ..................... W ............... 16-0 G uy C le v e la n d (M o n ta n a ) 1899 (1-2) 1899 (1-2)

A n acon d a Ath. C lu b ............. W ...... at M ontana S ta te ................... L ...... M ontana S ta te ....................... L ......

.1 2 -5 .3 8 -0 ...5 -0

Frank B e a n (W is c o n s in ) 1900-1901 (2-4)

M ontana S ta te ....................... L ............. 12-11 1901 (2-3)

Ft. S h aw In d ia n s ................... L ........ No S co re Butte High S c h o o l................. L ............. 25-11 Fort M isso u la ...................... W ........ No S co re Fort M isso u la...................... W ............... 2 6 -0 at M ontana S ta te ................... L ............... 3 1 -0 D ew itt P e c k (Io w a S ta te ) 1902 (0-2) 1902 (0-2)

.W . ..L . .W . ..L . ..L . .. L.

88-0

.3 2 -6 ...5 -0 .

11-0

.4 2 -0 .1 6 -6 ...

6-0

A lb io n F in d la y (W is c o n s in ) 1907 (4-1-1) 1907 (4-1-1)

M ontana W esley an . ............... W ....... Fort S h aw In d ia n s. ................ W ....... at W ash. S ta te ....................... L ....... M ontana T e c h ...................... W ....... S p ok an e Athletic C lu b ........... W ....... at M ontana T ech.................... T .......

.6 2 -0 .2 8 -0 .3 8 -0 . .

12-0 12-0

...

0-0

R o y W h ite (Iow a) 1908-1909 (7-2-2)

M ontana S ta te ...................... T.... M ontana T e c h ..................... W .... at M ontana T ech................... L.... at M ontana S ta te .................. L ...

0-0

.8 -5 .5 -4 .5 -0

1909 (6-0-1)

M issoula H igh ............. Fort S h aw In d ia n s. ....... at M ontana T ech.......... at M ontana S ta te ......... Fort M isso u la.............. M ontana T e c h ............. M ontana S ta te .............

,W „ ,W „ ..T . ,W „ ,W „ .W .. ,W ..

R o b e r t C ary (M o n ta n a ) 1910-11 (5-3-1)

.3 2 -0

M ontana T e c h ......................W .. at M ontana S ta te ................... T.. Utah S ta te ............................ L.. a tG o n z a g a ........................... L.. at M ontana T ech................... W .. M ontana S ta te ......................W ..

.3 3 -0 .5 2 -0 . . . 0-0 ...3 -0 .4 2 -0 .2 4 -0 .1 5 -5

1910(3-2-1)

1903 (2-5) .

11-0

.1 9 -0 .2 3 -0 .2 8 -0 .3 2 -0 .1 3 -6

1904 (3-2)

Fort M isso u la ...................... W .. at U tah................................ L.. at Utah S ta te ....................... W .. W ashington S ta te .................. L.. M ontana S ta te ..................... W ..

1906 (2-4)

Fort S h aw In d ia n s........ W ashington S ta te ........ S p ok an e Athletic C lu b .... at U tah...................... at Utah S ta te ............... E x-C ollegians..............

.1 6 -0 .3 8 -0

H.B. C o n ib e a r (Illin o is) 1903-1904 (5-7)

Fort M isso u la ...................... W .. Fort M isso u la ...................... W .. M ontana T e c h ....................... L.. at M ontana T ech.................... L.. at Id a h o ...............................L.. at W ashington S ta te ............... L.. at M ontana S ta te ................... L..

.4 2 -0 ...5 -0 .2 8 -6 .2 3 -0

1908 (1-2-1)

1900 (O-l)

M ontana T e c h ...................... L .... M ontana S ta te ...................... L ....

U tah.................................... L... at W hitm an C o lleg e................ L... at W ashington S ta te ............... L... Utah S ta te ........................... W ... Fort S h aw In d ia n s................ W ...

10-0

.1 7 -0 ...5 -0 ...6 -5 .7 9 -0

. . . 8-0 ...

0-0

...5 -3 .1 7 -5 ...3 -0 .

10-0

12-0

.. L„ .. L., ,W „ .W ..

.1 7 -0 .1 0 -3 .3 9 -3 .1 8 -6

A .G . H eilm an (F ra n k lin -M arsh all) 1913-14(8-4-1) 1913 (2-4)

at W ashington S ta te ............... L .............. 3 4 -9 Utah S ta te ............................ L ................ 9 -7 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ................ 7 -0 M ontana S ta te ...................... W .............. 2 0 -0 at G on zag a........................... L .............. 1 6 -7 at W hitm an C o lle g e ................ L .............. 3 5 -0 1914(6-0-1)

Butte R a m b le rs.................... W .............. 8 7 -0 W ashington S ta te .................. W .............. 1 0-0 at Id a h o ............................... T ................ 0-0 Utah S ta te ........................... W .............. 3 2 -0 M ontana S ta te ...................... W .............. 2 6 -9 N orth D akota S ta te ................ W .............. 1 3-0 a tG o n z a g a .......................... W .............. 1 9-0 J e rry N is s e n (W a sh in g to n S ta te ) 1915-1917(7-7-3) 1915 (2-2-2)

Id a h o ................................. W .............. 1 5 -3 at S outh D a k o ta ..................... L .............. 1 0 -7 at N orth D akota..................... T ............. 1 0 -1 0 at W ashington S ta te ............... L .............. 2 7 -7 Butte C en terv illes.................. W .............. 5 0 -0 S y r a c u s e ............................. T ................ 6-6 1916 (4-1-1)

at South D a k o ta ................... W .............. 1 1 -0 a tG o n z a g a .......................... W .............. 2 0 -0 at W ashington S ta te ............... L .............. 2 7 -0 W hitm an C o llege...................W .............. 1 7 -0 at M ontana S ta te .................... T ................ 6-6 at Id a h o .............................. W ............. 2 0 -1 3 1917(1-4)

Utah S ta te ............................. L ...... at W hitm an C o lle g e ................ L ...... M ontana S ta te ...................... W ...... W ashington S ta te ................... L ...... Id a h o ................................... L ......

21-6

.1 4 -3 ...9 -7 .2 8 -0 .1 4 -3

1918

No team w a s organized to th e W orld W ar I and also th e influenza epidem ic. B e r n ie B ie rm a n (M in n e s o ta ) 1919-1921 (9-9-3) 1919 (2-3-2)

1911 (2-1)

at M ontana T ech.......... Utah S ta te .................. Poison In d e p e n d e n ts....

at Utah S ta te .... at U tah .......... M ontana S tate.. at G o nzag a.....

.W . ..L . .W .

...8-0

.2 8 -6

Lt. W.C. P h ilo o n (W e st P o in t) 1912 (4-2) 1912 (4-2)

M issoula H igh ...................... W ............... 2 8 -0 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ................ 7 -0

M ontana W esley an ................ W .............. 2 6 -7 at Utah S ta te ......................... L .............. 4 7 -0 M ontana T e c h ...................... W .............. 2 8 -6 W hitm an C o lleg e................... T ................ 6-6 at Id a h o ............................... L ................ 7-0 at M ontana S ta te ................... T ................. 6 -6 W ashington S ta te .................. L ............. 4 2 -1 4 at M ontana S ta te ................... W ............. 2 4 -1 3 at Pacific C ollege................... L ................. 6-0

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Griz Football ALL-TIME RESULTS

1926 (3-5)

1920 (4-3)

Mt. S aint C h a rle s* .............. at W ash in g to n ................... M ontana W e sle y a n ............. at W hitm an C o lle g e ............ M ontana S ta te ................... Id a h o .............................. at W ashington S ta te ........... *N ow nam ed Carroll College

.W . .W . .W . ..L . .W . ..L . ..L .

.1 3 3 -0 .1 8 -1 4 .3 4 -1 4 ...1 3 -7 ...2 8 -0 ...2 0 -7 ...3 1 -0

1921 (3-3-1)

Idaho Tech C o lleg e* ........... at W ash in g to n ................... W hitm an C o lleg e............... at Id a h o ........................... at M ontana S ta te ............... N orth D akota S ta te ............. G o n z a g a .......................... * N ow n am ed Idaho S tate

.W . L. ..L . L. .W . .W . ..T .

.2 5 -0 .2 8 -7 .1 4 -6 .3 5 -7 .1 4 -7 ...7 -6 ...0-0

1922 (3-4)

...2 6 -0 ...3 7 -0 .1 5 -1 2 ...3 7 -6 7 -6 ...1 3 -0 ...3 9 -0

1923 (4-4)

Mt. S aint C h arles.................. W ... at Id a h o ............................... L ... M ontana T e c h ..................... W ... G o n z a g a .............................. L... at W hitm an C o lle g e ............... W ... at W a sh in g to n ....................... L...

...2 7 -0 ...4 0 -0 ...2 5 -0 ...2 5 -2 ...1 6 -7 .2 6 -1 4

Earl C lark (M o n ta n a ) 1924-1925 (7-8-1) 1924 (4-4)

Mt. Saint C h arles.................. W ..., Id a h o .................................. L..., at W a sh in g to n ....................... L.... at M ontana T ech................... W .... G o n z a g a . ............................. L.... Pacific U niversity.................. W .... at S ta n fo rd ........................... L.... at W hitm an C o lle g e .............. W ....

...4 9 -0 .2 7 -1 2 ...1 4 -6 ...2 7 -0

,W â&#x20AC;&#x17E;

...1 9 -0

..L .. ..L .. ..L .. ..L .. .W .. ..T ..

...3 5 -0 ...3 2 -0 ...4 2 -6 .3 3 -1 3

.W . .W . ..L . ..L . .W . ..T . ..L . .. L. .W . .. L.

.1 3 -0 .1 3 -0 .2 6 -6 .2 5 -0

.W . A n acon d a A n o d es.... ,W . Mt. Saint C h arles.... ..T . a t W ash in g to n ........ ..L . a t Id a h o ............... Interm ou n tain ...................... W . M ontana S ta te # ..... a t C alifo rn ia.......... W ashington S ta te ... a t UCLA............... # in Butte

...1 8 -2 ...1 9 -0

...

10-6

...5 6 -7 ...

21-0

...6 1 -0

1927 (3-4-1)

B utte C e n terv illes... Mt. Saint C h arles.... at W ashington S ta te . at W ash in g to n ........ at Id a h o ............... a t C alifo rn ia.......... M ontana S ta te # ..... at G o n zag a............ # in Butte

.w..

8-0

6-0 0-0

1928 (4-5-1)

J.W. S te w a r t (G e n e v a ) 1922-1923 (7-8)

at W a sh in g to n ....................... L... M ontana W e sle y a n ............... W ... Idaho Tech C o lleg e............... W ... at G o n zag a........................... L... M ontana S ta te ..................... W ... W hitm an C o lleg e................... L... Id a h o .................................. L...

..L . .. L. ..L . .W . ..L . .W . .W . ..L .

O regon S ta te ......... Id a h o ................... at W ashington S ta te . M ontana S ta te # ..... at G o n zag a............ W hitm an C o lleg e.... UC D avis............... at S outhern C a l...... # in Butte

...4 0 -7 .4 1 -1 3 ...5 2 -7 .1 0 6 -6 .2 0 -1 4 ...6 1 -7 ...4 1 -3 ...

20-0

Butte C e n terv illes... A n aco n da A n o d es.... W ashington S ta te ... W ash in g to n ........... M ontana T e c h ........ M ontana S t a t e # .... at O reg o n .............. at O regon S ta te ...... at G o n zag a............ Id a h o ................... # in Butte

20-0

...

0-0

.3 1 -6 .4 4 -0 ...7 -0 .2 1 -7

1929 (3-5-1)

6-6

...1 9 -0 ...4 5 -0 .1 4 -1 2 .5 3 -1 8 ...1 3 -0 ...1 4 -0

1930 (5-3)

.W . A nacon d a A n o d es.... ,W . Mt. S aint C h arles.... at W ash in g to n . ....... .. L.. .W .. M ontana S t a t e # .... at W ashington S ta te . .. L., ai waiiiui i ua at G o n zag a................... ..... w ....... Id a h o .......................... ..... w ....... # in Butte

.1 8 -1 4 ...5 2 -0 ...2 7 -0 ...1 3 -6 ...6 1 -0

.............................................

1925 (3-4-1)

W ashington S ta te ............... ..L at W a sh in g to n . ................... ..L G o n z a g a # ........................ ..T M ontana T e c h . ................... .W at O regon S ta te .................. ..L at Id a h o . ........................... .W at U S C ............................. ..L M ontana S ta te .................... .W # in Butte Frank M ilburn (W e st P o in t) 1926-1930 (18-22-3)

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9-0 ...30-10 ...14-14 5 7 -0 27-7 ...20-14 27-7 29-7

2 7 -1 5 12-6

B ern a rd O a k e s (Illin o is) 1931-1934 (8-22-1) 1931 (1-6)

Mt. S aint C h arles........... L at W a sh in g to n ............... L at Id a h o ...................... ...... L ........ W ashington S ta te .......... ...... L ........ M ontana S ta te # ............ ....... W ....... ........

..................

........

..................

2 -0 2 5 -0 2 1 -1 9 13-0 3 7 -6

at O regon S ta te ..................... L ...... at U S C ................................ L ...... # in Butte

.1 9 -0 .6 9 -0

1932 (2-7)

A nacon d a A n o d e s................ W ...... at W ash in g to n ...................... L ...... Carroll C o lle g e ..................... W ...... Id a h o .................................. L ...... at U CLA............................... L ...... M ontana S t a t e # ................... L ...... at W ashington S ta te ............... L ...... O regon S ta te ......................... L ...... a tG o n z a g a ........................... L ...... # in Butte

...2 5 -0 .2 6 -1 3 ...1 4 -8 ...1 9 -6 ...3 2 -0 ...1 9 -7 ...3 1 -0 ...3 5 -6 .5 6 -1 3

1933 (3-4)

at O regon S ta te ..................... L ...... W ashington S ta te .................. L ...... at Id a h o ............................... L ...... M ontana S t a t e # .................. W ...... at S ta n fo rd ........................... L ...... a tG o n z a g a .......................... W ...... Utah S ta te ........................... W ...... # in Butte

. 20-0

.1 3 -7 .

12-6

.3 2 -0 .3 3 -7 .1 3 -7 .2 6 -0

1934 (2-5-1)

at W ashington S ta te .............. L ...... at U CLA .............................. L ...... M ontana T e c h ...................... W ...... Id a h o .................................. L ...... M ontana S t a t e # .................. W ...... at O reg o n ............................ L ...... at O regon S ta te .................... T ...... a tG o n z a g a ......................... L ...... # in Butte

.2 7 -0 .1 6 -0 .4 8 -0 .1 3 -6 .2 5 -0 .1 3 -0 ...7 -7 ...6 -4

D o u g F e s s e n d e n (Illin o is) 1935-1941 (32-25-4) 1935 (1-5-2)

at U S C ............. M ontana S ta te # .. W ashington S tate at Id a h o ........... at W ash in g to n .... G o n z a g a ~ ...... at S ta n fo rd . ....... O regon S ta te ..... # in Butte

............... L. .............. W . ............... L. ............... L. ............... L. ............... T. ............... L. ............... T. in G reat Falls

...9 -0 .

20-0

.1 3 -7 .1 4 -7 .3 3 -7 ...7 -7 .3 2 -0 . . .

0-0

1936 (6-3)

at W ashington S ta te .... at UCLA.................. Idaho S outhern B ranch G o n z a g a ............................ M ontana S ta te # .................. at O regon S ta te ................... Id a h o ................................ S an F r a n c is c o # .................. N orth D a k o ta ...................... * Idaho S tate # in Butte

I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

...1 9 -0 ...3 0 -0 .4 5 -1 3 6-0 ...2 7 -0 ...1 4 -7 ...1 6 -0 ...2 4 -7 ...1 3 -6

ALL-TIME RESULTS

C ly d e C a r p e n te r (M o n ta n a ) 1942 (0-8)

1937 (7-1)

W hitm an C o llege.................. W . at Texas T e c h ...................... W . O klahom a C ity # ................. W . S an Francisco ~ .................. W . M ontana S tate ~ .................. W . G o n z a g a ............................ W . at Id a h o .............................. L. N orth D a k o ta ...................... W . # in G reat Falls ~ in Butte

..2 5 -0 ..1 3 -6 ..3 6 -6 ..1 3 -7 ..1 9 -0 ..2 3 -0 ....

6-0

..1 4 -3

1942 (0-8)

1949 (5-4)

B righam Y oung..................... L ............... 1 2 -6 M athers A FB ........................ L .............. 1 9 -1 3 at W ash. S ta te ...................... L .............. 6 8 -1 6 at W ash in g to n ...................... L ............... 3 5 -0 Id a h o ................................. L ............... 2 1 -0 at O regon S ta te .................... L ............... 3 3 -0 at C alifo rn ia ......................... L ............... 1 3 -0 at U S C ................................ L ............... 3 8 -0

South D a k o t a ''................... W ............. 3 3 -1 3 at W ashington S ta te ............... L . .............. 13-7 at Utah S ta te ................ W .............. 1 8 -1 3 at C olorado S ta te ................... L ............. 2 7 -1 2 at O regon S ta te ..................... L ............. 6 3 -1 4 Id a h o .................................. L ............. 4 7 -1 9 M ontana S ta te # ................... W ............. 3 4 -1 2 E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W . .............. 1 9 -6 B righam Y oung..................... W ............. 2 5 -1 8 ''i n Billings # in Butte

1943-1944

Due to W orld W ar II, M ontana did not field a football team . Football w a s cancelled in 1 9 44 .

1938 (5-3-1)

C heney N orm al C o lle g e * W. at San F ra n c isc o ................... T. D eP au l............................... W . Texas T e c h ........................... L. at N orth D akota..................... L. Id a h o .................................. L. a tG o n z a g a .......................... W . M ontana S ta te # ................... W . at A riz o n a ........................... W . *N ow n am ed E astern W ashington # in Butte

..2 7 -0 . . . . 0-0

....7 -6 1 9 -1 3 ....7 -0 ..1 9 -6 ....9 -0 ..1 3 -0 ....7 -0

G e o r g e D a h lb e r g (M o n ta n a ) 1945 (1-4) 1945 (1-4)

at Utah S ta te ......................... L ............ 4 4 -1 3 at Id a h o ............................... L .............. 4 6 -0 at Farragut Naval B a se ............. L ............ 2 1 -1 3 P ocatello M arines.................. W .............. 3 6 -6 Farragut Naval B a s e ............... L . ............ 1 8 -1 3 D oug F e sse n d e n 1946-1948 (14-15) 1946 (4-4)

1939 (3-5)

P o rtla n d ............................. W . S an F ra n c isc o ....................... L. M ontana S tate (in B utte)........ W . at UCLA...............................L. at Id a h o ............................. W . at W ash in g to n ....................... L. G o n z a g a .............................. L. at Texas T e c h ........................ L. at A riz o n a ............................ L.

....9 -0 12-6 . . . . 6-0 .. 20-6 ..

..1 3 -0 ....9 -0 ..2 3 -0 ..1 3 -0 . . . . 6-0

E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W .............. 3 1 -7 C olorado S ta te ..................... W .............. 2 6 -0 at O reg o n ............................. L .............. 3 4 -0 M ontana S ta te # ................... W .............. 2 0 -7 Utah S ta te ............................ L .............. 2 6 -0 Id a h o ................................. W .............. 19-0 at UCLA............................... L .............. 6 1 -7 at W ash in g to n ....................... L .............. 2 1 -0 # in Butte 1947 (7-4)

1940 (4-4-1)

E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W . at W ashington S ta te ............... L. Texas T e c h ........................... L. M ontana S ta te # ................... W . G o n z a g a # .......................... W . at O reg o n ............................. L. Id a h o ................................. W . at S an Diego M a rin e s............. L. at P o rtla n d ........................... T. # in Butte

....9 -0 ..1 3 -0 3 2 -1 9 ....

6-0

1 3 -1 0 ..3 8 -0 2 8 -1 8 3 8 -2 0 ....

0-0

1941 (6-3)

at Brigham Y oung................. W . N orth D akota S ta te ............... W . at UCLA.............................. L. a tG o n z a g a .......................... W . M ontana S ta te # ................... W . at W ash in g to n ....................... L. N orth D a k o ta ...................... W . at Id a h o ............................. W . at O regon S tate ~ ................. L. # in Butte ^ in Portland

..2 0 -7 ..2 7 -0 ..1 4 -7 ..1 3 -6 2 3 -1 3 . .

21-0

..1 3 -6 ..1 6 -0 ..2 7 -0

Ted S h ip k e y (S ta n fo r d ) 1949-1951 (12-16)

at E astern W ash in g to n ............W .............. 2 1 -0 P o rtla n d .............................. W .............. 2 1 -0 at A riz o n a ............................ L .............. 4 0 -7 at Utah S ta te ......................... L .............. 13-7 M ontana S ta te # . .................... L . ............ 1 3 -1 2 at W ashington S ta te .............. W . ............ 1 3 -1 2 at Id a h o .............................. W .............. 2 1 -0 at C alifo rn ia.......................... L ............ 6 0 -1 4 C olorado S ta te ..................... W .............. 4 1 -7 at H aw aii............................. W . ............ 1 4 -1 2 at Hawaii A ll-S tars................. W ............ 2 8 -1 4 # in Butte 1948 (3-7)

E astern W ashington ~ ............ L .............. 12-7 Utah S ta te ............................ L .............. 18-7 P a c ific ................................ W .............. 2 7 -0 W ashington S ta te ................... L .............. 4 8 -0 M ontana S ta te # ................... W .............. 14-0 at Id a h o ............................... L .............. 3 9 -0 at B righam Y oung................... L ............ 2 6 -2 0 C ollege of P a c ific ................... L ............ 3 2 -1 4 at S ta n fo rd . .......................... L .............. 3 9 -7 N orth D a k o ta . ...................... W .............. 4 7 -7 ~ in G reat Falls # in Butte

1950 (5-5)

at E astern W a sh in g to n .......... W ...............5 2 -0 at Id a h o .............................. W ............. 2 8 -2 7 at O reg o n ............................. L ............. 2 1 -1 3 W ashington S ta te ................... L . .............. 1 4 -7 M ontana S ta te # ................... W ...............3 3 -0 at O regon S ta te ..................... L . .............. 2 0 -0 P u get S o u n d ....................... W ...............3 5 -7 at N evada............................. L ............. 1 9 -1 3 Utah S ta te ........................... W ............... 3 8 -7 S an J o s e S t a t e ''................... L ...............3 2 -7 # in Butte ~ in Hawaii 1951 (2-7)

at W a sh in g to n ....................... L . .............. 5 8 -7 N ew M exico........................ W ............... 2 5 -7 D en v er................................ L ............... 5 5 -0 Id a h o .................................. L ............... 12-9 at M ontana S t a t e # ................ W . .............. 3 8 -0 at Utah S ta te ......................... L . .............. 1 9 -6 W y o m in g ............................. L . .............. 3 4 -7 C olorado S ta te ...................... L . .............. 3 4 -6 at W ashington S ta te ............... L ............. 4 7 -1 0 # in Butte Ed C h in s k e (M o n ta n a ) 1952-1954 (8-18-1) 1952 (2-7-1)

Utah S ta te ............................ L ................ 7 -0 at W y o m in g ..........................L . .............. 1 4 -0 B righam Y oung...................... L ............... 2 8 -7 at D e n v e r............................ W . .............. 1 7 -7 at C olorado S ta te ................... L . .............. 4 1 -0 at O reg o n ............................. T ............. 1 4 -1 4 M ontana S ta te . ..................... W ............. 3 5 -1 2 at Id a h o ............................... L ............... 2 7 -0 at S an J o s e S ta te ................... L ............. 3 9 -2 0 at N ew M ex ico ...................... L . .............. 1 2 -6 1953 (3-5)

at B righam Y oung................... L ............. 2 7 -1 3 W y o m in g ............................. L . .............. 27-7 Id a h o .................................. L ............. 2 0 -1 2 at D e n v e r............................ W ............. 2 2 -1 3 C olorado S ta te . .................... W ............. 32-31 N ew M exico.......................... L ............. 4 1 -1 3 at Utah S ta te ......................... L ............. 3 3 -1 4 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ............. 3 2 -1 3

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 1954 (3-6)

Fort Lew is (W ash.)., at Iow a................ at D e n v e r............. Utah S ta te ............ at B righam Y oung.... at C olorado S ta te .... at New M ex ico ...... M ontana S ta te ....... U tah....................

.W . ..L . ..L . .W . ..L . ..L . ..L . .W . ..L .

...3 1 -7 ...4 8 -6 .1 9 -1 3 .2 0 -1 3 ...1 9 -7 . 3 7 -3 4 .2 0 -1 4 .2 5 -2 1 .4 1 -2 0

J e r r y W illia m s (W a s h in g to n S ta te ) 1955-1957 (6-23)

at North D akota.................... W W y o m in g # .......................... L Utah S ta te ............................ L Id a h o ................................. W at D e n v e r........................... W Brigham Y oung...................... L at C olorado S ta te ................. W M ontana S ta te ..................... W at U tah................................ L at N ew M ex ico...................... L # in Billings

.2 7 -1 2 ... 2 6 -6 .2 2 -1 3 .2 7 -1 3 .2 1 -1 3 . 3 4 -2 0 .3 3 -1 3 .3 4 -1 3 .1 4 -1 3 ...1 4 -0

W y o m in g # .......................... L at Utah S ta te ........................ L N ew M exico........................ W at B righam Y oung.................. L U tah.................................... L C olorado S ta te . .................... W at M ontana S ta te ................... L Idaho ~ .............................. L # in Billings ''i n B oise

2 4 -1 3 2 7 -1 9 ..5 8 -0 . .

12-0

2 7 -1 2 .. 2 8 -0 5 5 -1 4 2 6 -1 6 ..4 0 -6 ....9 -6 2 1 -1 4 ..1 4 -0 14-12

1 8 -1 4 2 6 -1 2 ....7 -6 2 6 -1 4 . . 10-6

..1 6 -6 .. 2 4 -6 ..2 9 -0 ..5 4 -6 ..4 0 -8 ....7 -6 2 4 -1 2 2 2 -1 9 ..1 0 -9 1 6 -1 4

.3 2 -1 3 ...2 0 -7 ...2 0 -7 .2 6 -1 3 .3 5 -2 5 ...

21-6

.3 1 -1 3 .2 2 -1 3 ...1 9 -7

W y o m in g # .......................... L at N orth D akota..................... L at Utah S ta te ........................ L Id a h o ................................. W W eber S ta te ........................ W Brigham Y oung...................... L at Idaho S ta te ...................... W M ontana S ta te ..................... W at New M ex ico ...................... L at C olorado S ta te ................. W # in Billings

1958 (0-10)

20-6 21-14 44-16 29-0 27-13 41-12 57-7

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1964 (3-6)

British C olum bia................... W ............. 2 9 -2 4 at P acific.............................. L .............. 2 3 -7 at N ew M ex ico ...................... L .............. 2 0 -0 Utah S ta te ............................ L .............. 4 1 -0 W eber S ta te ........................ W ............. 2 0 -1 2 W estern Illin o is.................... W ................ 7-0 at Idaho S ta te ........................ L ............... 14-7 M ontana S ta te ....................... L .............. 3 0 -6 at S an D iego M a rin e s............. L .............. 4 3 -7 1965 (4-6)

at U tah ................................ L ............. 2 8 -1 3 S outh D a k o ta # ..................... L ............. 1 5 -1 4 Idaho S ta te .......................... W ............... 16-0 at W eber S ta te ..................... W ............. 1 5 -1 4 at Utah S ta te ......................... L ............. 54-21 Id a h o .................................. L .............. 3 5 -7 P a c ific ............................... W ............... 13-7 at M ontana S ta te .................... L .............. 2 4 -7 at W estern M ic h ig a n .............. L ............. 1 7 -1 4 at Portland S ta te .................. W .............. 3 3 -7 # in Billings 1966 (1-8)

N orth D a k o ta # ..................... L .............. 3 0 -6 at South D a k o ta .................... L .............. 2 1 -7 P ortland S ta te ...................... W ............... 10-0 W eber S ta te .......................... L .............. 2 8 -0 at Pacific.............................. L .............. 2 8 -0 at Idaho S ta te ........................ L ............. 1 7 -1 4 at N orthern A rizo n a................ L .............. 3 4 -8 M ontana S ta te ....................... L .............. 3 8 -0 at Id a h o . .............................. L .............. 4 0 -6 # in Billings J a c k S w a r th o u t (M o n ta n a ) 1967-1975 (51-41-1)

..1 3 -0 ..1 4 -8 4 3 -2 0 2 2 -1 6 ..2 5 -6 .. 2 7 -0 2 2 -1 5 3 6 -1 9 4 1 -1 2 1 6 -1 5

at N orth D ak o ta.................... W ............. 1 9 -1 4 South D a k o ta # .................... W ................ 7-3 at W eber S ta te ..................... W ............. 1 3 -1 2 P a c ific ............................... W .............. 2 1 -7 Id a h o .................................. L ............. 1 9 -1 4 Idaho S ta te .......................... W .............. 2 0 -0 N orthern A rizona.................. W .............. 1 0-7 a t M ontana S ta te .................... L .............. 1 4-8 a t Utah S ta te ......................... L ............. 2 0 -1 4 a t Portland S ta te .................. W .............. 5 5 -7 # in Billings

..1 6 -0 .. 3 5 -0 1 9 -1 3 .. 2 7 -0 1 4 -1 3 .. 6 2 -6 .. 2 4 -6 1 9 -1 3 ..1 8 -3

N orth D a k o ta # .................... W ............. 3 7 -1 0 at South D a k o ta ..................... L .............. 2 1 -0 P ortland S ta te ...................... W .............. 5 8 -0 Utah S ta te ............................ L .............. 5 0 -3 at Id a h o ............................... L ............5 6 -4 5 at Idaho S ta te ........................ L ............2 3 -1 3 M ontana S ta te ....................... L ............2 9 -2 4 W eber S ta te .......................... L .............2 0 -1 6 at N orthern A rizo na................ L .............. 1 8 -0 # in Billings

1968 (2-7)

1963 (1-9)

at British C olum b ia............... W W y o m in g # ...................... N orth D a k o ta .................... at Brigham Y oung............... Idaho S ta te ....................... Utah S ta te ........................ at New M ex ico .................. at W eber S ta te .................. at M ontana S ta te ............... C olorado S ta te .................. # in Billings

H u gh D a v id s o n (C o lo r a d o ) 1964-1966 (8-20)

1967 (7-3)

1962 (5-5)

R ay J e n k in s (C o lo r a d o ) 1958-1963 (14-43)

at U tah...................... ......... L....... W y o m in g # ..... .......... ......... L....... at New M exico........... . ......... L....... at D enver.................. . ......... L....... Utah S tate....... .......... . . ........L....... Brigham Young............ . . ........L....... at Colorado S ta te ........ .........L ........

20-6

1961 (2-6)

1957 (2-7)

at U tah ................................ L.... W y o m in g # .......................... L.... at B righam Y oung.................. L.... D en v er................................ L.... at Utah S ta te ....................... W .... New M exico........................ W .... at Id a h o ............................... L.... at M ontana S ta te ................... L.... C olorado S ta te ............. L .... # in Billings

1959 (1-8)

N orth D a k o ta ....................... L W y o m in g # .......................... L a t Brigham Y oung................. W D en v er................................ L a t Utah S ta te ........................ L N ew M exico......................... L C olorado S ta te ...................... L a t M ontana S ta te ................... L at Id a h o .............................. L # in Billings

5 4 -1 2 .3 5 -0 2 7 -1 3 6 1 -1 3 .3 2 -6 1 9 -1 4 .1 2 -7 .1 9 -0 .2 9 -0 .3 1 -0

1956 (1-9)

at A riz o n a ............................ L.... at U tah ................................ L.... at D e n v e r............................. L.... Utah S ta te ............................ L.... Brigham Y oung..................... W .... at C olorado S ta te .................. L.... M ontana S ta te ....................... L.... W y o m in g # .......................... L.... at N ew M ex ico ...................... L.... Id a h o .................................. L.... # in Billings

..1 4 -6

1960 (5-5)

1955 (3-7)

at H o u sto n ........................... L ...... W y o m in g # .......................... L ...... B righam Y oung..................... W ...... D en v er.................................L ...... at Utah S ta te ......................... L ...... New M exico........................ W ...... C olorado S ta te ...................... L..., at M ontana S ta te .................. W .... at A riz o n a ............................ L ..â&#x20AC;&#x17E; at Id a h o . .............................. L.... # in Billings

Id a h o .................................. L M ontana S ta te . ...................... L a t S an D ie g o ........................ L # in Billings

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â&#x2013; ALL-TIME RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS 1969 (10-1)

at N orth D akota.................... W .............2 4 -1 0 South D a k o ta # .................... W .............3 1 -2 0 N orthern A rizona W ............... 5 2 -7 at W eber S ta te ..................... W .............2 0 -1 7 Id a h o ................................. W .............. 34-9 Idaho S ta te .......................... W .............4 6 -3 6 at Portland S ta te .................. W .............4 9 -1 4 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ................ 7-6 C a lP o ly .............................. W .............. 14-0 South D akota S ta te ................ W .............. 5 8 -0 N orth D akota S ta te * ............... L .............. 3 0 -3 # in G reat Falls *C am ellia Bowl, S acram en to , Calif. 1970 (10-1)

N orth D a k o ta # .................... W .............. 2 8 -7 at N orthern Illinois................. W .............. 3 0 -6 at N orthern A rizona............... W .............. 2 0 -0 W eber S ta te ......................... W .............3 8 -2 9 I d a h o ''.............................. W .............4 4 -2 6 at Idaho S ta te ....................... W .............3 5 -3 4 at South D a k o ta ................... W .............. 3 5 -7 Portland S ta te ...................... W .............3 1 -2 5 M ontana S ta te ...................... W .............. 3 5 -0 at South D akota S ta te ............ W .............. 2 4 -0 N orth D akota S ta te * ............... L .............3 1 -1 6 # in Billings ~ in Pullm an, W ash. *Camellia Bowl, Sacram ento, Calif.

at N orthern A rizona................ L. South D a k o ta ...................... W . Idaho S ta te .......................... W . at M ontana S ta te ................... L. at B oise S ta te ....................... L. Id a h o .................................. L. at W eber S ta te ..................... W . # in G reat Falls

at N orth D akota atC al P o ly ......... . Idaho.... .......... at Boise S tate.......... Idaho S tate... . P a c ific ......... ........ at W eber S ta te .. .... . at Montana State at H aw aii............ . at Portland State # in Great Falls

at Idaho S ta te ...................... W ....... at N evada L as V e g a s .............. L ....... M ontana S ta te ..................... W ....... N orthern C o lo ra d o ............... W ....... at S an J o s e S ta te .................. L .......

10-0

W ashington S ta t e # ................ L ....... at N orthern A rizo n a................ L ....... W eber S ta te ........................ W ....... Boise S ta te ......................... L ........ Idaho S ta te ......................... W ....... at Id a h o .............................. L ....... N e v a d a ............................... L ....... at M ontana S ta te .................. L ........ at N orthern C o lo rado ............ W ....... Portland S ta te ....................... L ....... # in S po k an e

...

1974 (3-6-1)

at S im on F ra se r..................... L. at S outh D a k o ta .................... L. at N evada Las V e g a s.............. L. W eber S ta te ........................ W . N orthern A rizona.................. W . at Id a h o .............................. T. at Portland S ta te .................. W . M ontana S ta te ....................... L. at Idaho S ta te ....................... L. Boise S ta te .......................... L.

.2 3 -1 4 .2 4 -1 0 .2 0 -1 7 .2 4 -1 3 ...2 7 -0 . 3 5 -3 5 .2 4 -1 4 .4 3 -2 9 .2 5 -2 2 . 5 6 -4 2

1975 (6-4)

South D a k o ta ...................... W . N evada L as V e g a s................ W . at W eber S ta te ..................... W . Idaho S ta te ........................... L. Id a h o . ................................ W . at M ontana S ta te ................... L. at B oise S ta te ....................... L. Portland S ta te ..................... W . at N orthern A rizo n a.............. W . at S im on F raser..................... L.

.5 1 -1 7 .

21-20

.4 8 -1 2 ...1 0 -7 ...1 4 -3 ...2 0 -3 . 3 9 -2 8 .3 3 -1 6 . 2 8 -2 2 .2 4 -1 0

G e n e C arlson (M ontana)

.. .......... W ......... .. .......... W ......... ..............W ..... . .. ..... ...... L......... .. .... ....... L......... .. .......... W ......... .. ........... L......... .. .......... W ......... ........... W ......... .. ........... L......... .. ........... L ..........

1 4 -7 ....2 7 -1 4 ....3 8 -1 4 ....2 1 -1 2 ....4 7 -2 4 ....4 5 -3 5 ....3 0 -1 4 ....1 4 -1 3 30-0 ....25-11 ....3 6 -2 9

1972 (3-8)

at South Dakota North D akota# Northern Arizona

.... ........ L.......... .... 35-0 .... ........ L .......... ....4 2 -1 4 ........... W .......... ....4 0 -1 7 at P acific.............. . ............ L.......... .... 24-6 W eber S ta te ............ ...... ..... W .......... .... 12-7 at Idaho S tate.......... .... ........ L.......... .... 14-7 at H aw aii............... ............ L.......... .... 30-3 Boise S ta te ....... ..... ........... W .......... ....4 2 -2 8 Montana S tate......... ............ L.......... .... 21-3 at Id ah o ................. .... ........ L .......... ....3 1 -1 7 at T u lsa ................. ............ L.......... .... 10-7 # in Billings 1973 (4-6)

Simon F raser# ........... W ............. 41-14 at North Dakota ... ...... ...L ......... ... 31-10 at R ice................... .. ...... ..... L .......... ... 21-10

1976 (4-6)

...... L ......... at N evada Las V egas at Portland S ta te .. ..... ...... ..... L......... W eber S tate............... . .... W .... . N orthern A rizo n a............ ....... L....... at Boise S tate................. .... W ........ ....... L ......... at N orthern C olorado M ontana S tate................. ..... L........ Idaho State..................... ......W ....... at Id ah o ........................ ..... L......... Simon Fraser.................. ......W ...... .

21-19 50-49 28-25 23-21 17-14 27-19 21-12 21-17 28-19 45-17

1977 (4-6)

Nevada Las V egas........... ..... L........ at N orthern A rizo n a......... ..... L....... . Portland S ta te ................ ......W ....... W eber S ta te ... ............... ....... L ......... Boise S ta te .................... ..... L........ at Id ah o ........................ ..... L........ Idaho State..................... .... W ........ at Montana S tate............ ..... L........ Northern C olorado.......... .... W ........ at Puget S o u n d .............. .... W ........

15-13 25-24 40-25 31-23 43-17 31-20 17-15 24-19 34-13 18-17

1978 (5-6)

P u get S o u n d ................. ....... L....... at Portland S ta te ............ ..... L........ N orthern A rizona............ ..... L........ at W eber S ta te ............... .... W ........ at Boise S tate................. .... w ....... Idaho............................ ..... L........

...2 8 -7 .2 5 -1 7 ...2 4 -8 .3 1 -1 4 ...3 5 -7

1979 (3-7)

.3 4 -1 4 .2 6 -1 3 .2 3 -1 6 . 3 7 -3 5 . 2 8 -2 4 .2 0 -1 7 . 2 7 -2 0 . 38-21 .

20-10

.4 0 -3 2

Larry D o n o v a n (N e b r a s k a ) 1980-1985 (25-37-1) 1980 (3-7)

Sim on F raser....................... W ....... at P ortland S ta te ................... L ....... Id a h o .................................. L ....... Boise S ta te .......................... L ....... at W eber S ta te ...................... L ....... at Idaho S ta te ....................... L ....... E astern W a sh in g to n ............. W ....... M ontana S ta te ....................... L ....... N orthern A rizona.................. W ....... at N evada............................. L .......

. 6 0 -2 7 ...

20-0

...4 2 -0 .4 4 -1 0 . 38-21 ...1 7 -0 ...4 2 -7 ...2 4 -7 .3 1 -2 1 ...1 0 -7

1981 (7-3)

1976-1979 (16-25)

1971 (6-5)

South D akota#

.1 4 -1 0 .3 1 -1 9 .1 9 -1 4 ...3 3 -7 ...5 5 -7 ...2 0 -7

23-12 27-16 15-6 27-7 15-7 34-30

at Northern A rizona........ ..... W ....... ..... 29-23 N orthern Io w a............... ..... w ...... ..... 42-21 at Boise S tate................ ........ L ...... ... ..2 7 -1 3 at Id ah o .................... . .......W ...... .......1 6 -1 4 Idaho State............ ....... ..... w ...... ..... 24-21 Portland S ta te ............... ....... w ...... ........ 33-3 at Montana S tate............ .... .w ...... ..... 27-17 N e v a d a .... ....... ........... .... .w ...... ..... 33-26 W eber S ta te .................. ...... L..... . . . ........7-6 at E astern W ashington ...... L........ ...... 14-13 1982 (6-6)

at H aw aii.............. ....... ...... L....... ........ 40-0 Puget S o u n d ................. ..... W ....... ...... 38-10 Northern A rizona............ ..... W ....... ...... 36-35 at Nevada..................... .. .... W ....... ...... 28-27 21-14 at Boise S tate................ ...... L....... 40-16 Id a h o ......... ................ ..... W .... . 28-14 at Idaho S ta te ............... ...... L....... 45-14 M ontana S tate............. . ..... W ....... 35-28 at Portland S ta te ............ ...... L........ 42-20 at W eber S ta te .............. ..... W ....... 30-10 at Oregon S ta te ............. ...... L....... 21-7 at Id ah o * ..................... ...... L........ *FCS Playoff gam e 1983 (4-6)

Boise S ta te ................... ..... W ....... Portland S ta te ............... ..... W .......

at N orthern A rizo n a........ ..... w ...... W eber S ta te .................. ..... w ...... N evada........................ ...... L.......

21-20 35-19 21-17 28-26 38-0

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ALL-TIME RESULTS at Id a h o ............................... L. at M ontana S ta te ................... L.. Long B each S ta te .................. L. at E astern W ash in gto n............ L. Idaho S ta te ........................... L.

.4 5 -2 4 ...2 8 -8 .3 8 -1 4 . 2 7 -2 6 .3 1 -1 7

1984 (2-8-1)

A bilene C h ristia n .................. W . at Portland S ta te .................. W . at Idaho S ta te ........................ L. at W eber S ta te ...................... L. N orthern A riz o n a .................. L. E astern W a sh in g to n ............... T.. at B oise S ta te ........................ L.. Id a h o .................................. L. M ontana S ta te ....................... L.. at N evada............................. L. A rm y * ................................ L. *M irage Bowl in Tokyo

. 4 2 -2 8 .1 7 -1 6 ...4 3 -3 .4 7 -1 4 .2 4 -1 8 .1 4 -1 4 ...3 5 -7 . 4 0 -3 9 . 3 4 -2 4 .3 1 -2 8 .4 5 -3 1

1985 (3-8)

C al-F ullerto n ....................... W .. at M in n e so ta ......................... L.. P ortland S ta te ....................... L.. N e v a d a ............................... L.. Idaho S ta te .......................... W .. at Id a h o ...............................L.. at M ontana S ta te .................. L.. W eber S ta te ......................... L.. B oise S ta te .......................... L.. at E astern W ash ing to n............ L.. at N orthern A rizo n a............. W ..

.3 1 -3 0 .6 2 -1 7 .2 1 -1 6 . 3 8 -2 3 .3 5 -2 9 ...3 8 -0 .4 1 -1 8 . 5 7 -2 9 ...2 8 -3 .5 2 -1 9 . 32-31

D on R e a d (S a c r a m e n to S ta te ) 1986-1995 (85-36) 1986 (6-4)

at N evada............................. L ..... i ..... 5 1 -1 7 N orthern A rizona.................... L ............. 3 4 -2 8 E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W ............ 4 2 -3 7 at B oise S ta te ........................ L .............. 3 1 -0 Idaho S ta te ...........................W ............ 3 8-31 M ontana S ta te ...................... W ............ 5 9 -2 8 Id a h o . .................................. L ............ 3 8-31 at W eber S ta te ..................... W ............ 5 5 -2 9 at Idaho S ta te ....................... W ............ 5 7 -1 3 at Portland S ta te . .................. W ............ 3 5 -1 4 1987 (6-5)

Portland S ta te ....................... L .............. 2 0 -3 at N orthern A rizo n a................ L ............ 2 4 -1 7 N e v a d a ............................... W ............ 4 1 -2 9 at N orthern Io w a ................... W ............ 3 3 -1 6 at Id a h o ............................... L ............ 3 1 -2 5 B oise S ta te .......................... W .............. 12-3 W eber S ta te .......................... L ............ 2 9 -2 6 at M ontana S ta te ................... W .............. 5 5 -7 Idaho S ta te ........................... W .............. 6 3 -0 at E astern W ash in g to n ............ W .............. 2 2 -0 at C al-Fullerton....................... L ............ 4 3 -2 6 1988 (8-4)

E. N ew M ex ico ..................... W .............. 3 5 -6 S. D. S ta te ........................... W ............ 4 1 -1 6 at Idaho S ta te ....................... W .............. 3 4 -7

Id a h o ........................ at N evada................... E. W ash in g to n ............. N orthern A rizona (2 O T ). at B oise S ta te .............. at W eber S ta te ............ M ontana S ta te ............. at Portland S ta te ......... at Id a h o * ................... *FCS Playoff g am e

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26-17 27-3 30-6 33-26 31-28 41-14 17-3 21-0 38-19

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41-15 52-37 30-21 22-16 30-24 31-6 40-22 38-14 48-13 17-2 35-21 48-7 25-19 45-15

w w w .L .L W W W L .L W

22-15 62-0 45-22 36-35 41-3 39-37 48-14 35-18 34-27 35-14 42-23

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38-6 21-11 31-3 24-13 20-17 21-7 47-38 34-27 16-9 35-28

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1989 (11-3)

E astern New M exico..... at Fresno S ta te ............ P ortland S ta te ............. at Id a h o ..... W eber S ta te . B oise S ta te ............. at M ontana S ta te ...... Idaho S ta te .............. Ja c k so n S ta te * ........ E astern Illinois*........ at G eorgia S o u th e rn * . *FCS Playoff g am e 1990 (7-4)

a t O regon S ta te ........ T h o m as M o re ......... M cN eese S ta te . ........ E astern W a sh in g to n ... a t B oise S ta te .......... a t W eber S ta te ........ N orthern A rizona...... M ontana S ta te ......... a t N evada............... Id a h o ..................... a t Idaho S ta te .......... 1991 (7-4)

H um boldt S ta te ........ at L ouisiana T e c h ..... at M cN eese S ta te ..... Idaho S ta te .............. at E astern W ash ....... B oise S ta te ............. W eber S ta te ............ a t M ontana S tate. N evada (2 O T )....

OK 94

1992 (6-5)

at W ashington S ta te . C hico S ta te ........... at K ansas S ta te ...... E astern W a sh in g to n . at B oise S ta te ........ at W eber S ta te ....... M ontana S ta te . ....... Id a h o .......... H ofstra......... at Idaho S tate.

. L ...... 25-13 W 41-0 27-12 .L 27-21 .L .L 27-21 .L 24-7 W 29-17 W 28-27 w 47-29 w ....... 5 0 -6 w 21-14

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1993 (10-2) South Dakota State......... .... W ......... at Oregon...................... ..... L......... Idaho State.................... .... W ........ at Eastern Washington .... W ......... Boise State................... ......W ........ Weber State.................. .... W ........ at Northern Arizona......... .... W ........ Jacksonville State.......... .... W ........ Sacramento State........... .... W ........ at Idaho....................... .... W ......... at Montana State............ .... W ......... Delaware*..................... ..... L.........

52-48 35-30 28-16 35-20 38-24 45-17 38-23 37-7 54-7 54-34 42-30 49-48

*FCS Playoff gam e 1994(11-3)

Sonoma State............... .... W ......... Carson-Newman............ .... W ......... Eastern Washington..... . .... W ..... .

at North Texas............... . .... w .... . Cal P oly........................ .... w ..... . Northern Arizona............ ......w ..........

at W eber S ta te ....... . ...... w .......... Id ah o............ ............... .... w ... ...... at Boise S tate......... ........ ..... L......... at Idaho S tate................. . . .... L .......... M ontana S tate................ .... W ........ . Northern Iow a*.......... . .... W .... . M cNeese S tate* ........... . .... w ..... . at Youngstown S ta te * ..... .... .L .... . *FCS Playoff gam e

41-7 48-14 49-29 21-17 45-0 34-24 35-20 45-21 38-14 28-23 55-20 23-20 30-28 28-9

1 99 5 (1 3 -2 ) .... w ........ Eastern New Mexico at W ashington State ..... L........ . M innesota-Duluth............ .... W ......... Boise S ta te .................... .... w ..... . UC Davis....................... .... w .......... W eber S ta te ................... ... w........ at Northern Arizona......... .... w .. .... . at Idaho........................ ..... L ..........

Idaho State..................... .... w ........

... . w ........ at Eastern Washington at Montana State............ .... w .......... Eastern Kentucky*....... . .... w ........ Georgia S ou th ern * .......... .... w ........ Stephen F. Austin*...... . .... w ........ at M arshall**................. .... w ........ *FCS Playoff gam e **FCS National Championship gam e

Mick D ertnehy (M ontana) 1996-1999 (39-12) 1 9 9 6 (1 4 -1 ) at Oregon S ta te .............. .... w ........ Cal P oly........................ .... w ........ at Sacram ento S tate........ .... w ........ Southern U tah................ .... w ........ Idaho State.................... . .... w ........ ......w ........ at Eastern W ashington Northern Arizona.......... . .... w ......... .... w ........ . at Cal State Northridge Portland S ta te ................ ......w ........ at W eber S ta te ....... ........ .... w ........ M ontana S tate.............. . ......w ... .

41-14 38-21 54-6 54-28 41-20 49-22 24-21 55-43 35-21 63-7 42-33 48-0 45-0 70-14 22-20

35-14 43-0 35-17 44-13 43-19 34-30 48-32 43-36 63-6 24-10 35-14

ALL-TIME RESULTS N icholls S ta te * .................... W ............... 4 8 -3 E ast T en n essee S ta te * .......... W ............. 4 4 -1 4 Troy S ta te * .........................W ............... 7 0 -7 at M arsh all* * ........................ L ............ 4 9 -2 9 *FCS Playoff g am e **FC S Ntl. C ham pionship g am e 1997 (8-4)

S tep h en F. A ustin.................. W ............. 2 4 -1 0 Saint M aryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ....................... W ............. 3 5 -1 4 S acram en to S ta te ................. W ............. 5 2 -1 0 at W y o m in g ......................... L ............. 2 8 -1 3 at Idaho S ta te ...................... W ............... 4 8 -0 E astern W a sh in g to n ............... L ............. 4 0 -3 5 at N orthern A rizo n a................ L ............. 2 7 -2 4 Cal S tate N o rth rid g e.............. W ............ 21 -13 at Portland S ta te .................. W ............... 3 7 -7 W eber S ta te ........................ W ............. 3 8 -1 3 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ............. 2 7 -2 5 at M cN eese S ta te * ................. L ............. 1 9 -1 4 *FCS Playoff g am e 1998 (8-4)

at S tephen F. A ustin ............... W ............. 4 9 -4 2 S outhern U tah ....................... L ............. 4 5 -3 5 Cal P o ly ............................. W ............. 3 7 -1 4 at W eber S ta te ...................... L ............. 2 7 -2 0 P ortland S ta te ..................... W ............. 2 0 -1 7 at Cal St. N orth rid g e............... L ............... 2 1 -7 N orthern A rizona.................. W ............. 3 3 -2 0 at E astern W ash in gto n ........... W ............. 3 0 -2 7 Idaho S ta te .......................... W ............. 4 0 -1 3 at S ac a m e n to S ta te .............. W ............. 3 1 -1 6 M ontana S ta te ..................... W ............. 28-21 at W estern Illinois*................. L ............... 5 2 -9 *FCS Playoff g am e 1999 (9-3)

South D a k o ta ...................... W ............. 4 5 -1 3 S ac S ta te ........................... W .... 4 1 -3 8 (2 0 T ) W eber S ta te ........................ W ............. 8 1 -2 2 at Portland S ta te .................. L ..... 5 1 -4 8 (OT) Cal St. N o rth rid g e ................ W ............. 4 8 -2 7 at N orthern Ariz. ................... W ............. 4 2 -2 3 E astern W a sh in g to n ..............W ............... 2 5 -7 at Idaho S ta te ...................... W ............. 7 3 -2 3 at Cal Poly ......................... W ............. 2 8 -1 4 Id a h o .................................. L ............. 3 3 -3 0 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ............... 4 9 -3 Y oungstow n S ta te * ................ L ............. 3 0 -2 7 *FCS Playoff g am e J o e G len n (S o u th D a k o ta ) 2000-2002 (39-6) 2000 (13-2)

H ofstra................................ L ............... 10-9 at Id a h o ............................. W ............. 4 5 -3 8 Cal P o ly ............................. W ............... 5 3 -3 at E astern W ash in gto n ........... W ............. 41-31 S acram en to S ta te ................. W ............. 2 4 -2 0 at Cal State N o rth rid g e .......... W ............. 3 4 -3 0 N orthern A rizona.................. W ............... 1 7 -7 at Portland S ta te .................. W ............. 33-21

Idaho S ta te ................... W . at W eber S ta te ................... W . M ontana S ta te ...................... W . E astern Illinois*.................... W ., R ic h m o n d * ......................... W . A ppalachian S tate* .............. W G eorgia S o u th e rn * * ............... L., *FCS Playoff gam e **FC S Ntl. C ham pionship gam e

38-21 3 0 -2 8 2 8 -3 4 5 -1 3 3 4 -2 0 . 1 9 -1 6(0T ) 2 7 -2 5

2001 (15-1)

3 1 -1 7 at Cal P o ly ........................... W 3 0 -1 2 Hawaii (in M a u i)................... L W estern W a sh in g to n . ............. W 3 0 -0 E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W . . 2 9 -2 6 (20T ) 4 2 -7 at S a c ra m e n to S ta te .............. W ... 4 9 -1 9 S aint M aryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ....................... W ... 3 8 -2 7 at N orthern A rizo na............... W ... 3 3 -1 3 P ortland S ta te ...................... W ... 3 2 -2 8 at Idaho S ta te ...................... W ... 3 8 -2 3 W eber S ta te ........................ W ... 3 8 -2 7 at M ontana S ta te .................. W ... 3 3 -2 7 Idaho (2 0 T )........................ W ... N o rthw estern S ta te * ............. W ... 2 8 -1 9 4 9 -2 4 S am H ouston S ta te * ............. W ... 3 8 -0 N orthern Io w a * .................... W ... 1 3 -6 F u rm a n * * . .......................... W ... *FCS Playoff gam e **FC S N ational C ham pionship g am e 2002(11-3)

at H o fstra..................... ..... W A lb an y ......................... ..... W N orthern C o lo ra d o ......... ..... W Idaho S ta te . ................... ..... W at Id a h o ....................... ..... W at W eber S ta te .............. ..... W S o uthern U tah ............... ..... W at P ortland S ta te ............ ..... W N orthern A rizona............ ..... W S a c ra m e n to S ta te ........... ..... W ...... L at E astern W ashington M ontana S ta te ............... ...... L ..... W N o rth w estern S tate* at M cN eese S ta te * ......... ...... L *FCS Playoff g am e

...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......

2 1 -0 4 5 -7 3 1 -1 4 13-9 38-31 3 9 -7 6 8 -4 5 24-21 3 8 -2 4 3 1 -2 4 30-21 10-7 4 5 -1 4 2 4 -2 0

B o b b y H a u ck (M o n ta n a ) 2003-2009 (80-17) 2003 (9-4)

at M aine. ............................. W ............ 3 0 -2 0 N orth D akota S ta te ................. L ............ 2 5 -2 4 S am H ouston S ta te ............... W ............ 3 8 -1 4 Id a h o ................................. W ............ 4 1 -2 8 Cal P o ly . ............................. W ............ 1 7 -1 4 W eber S ta te ......................... W .............. 12-7 at Idaho S ta te ....................... L ............ 4 3 -4 0 P ortland S ta te ...................... W ............ 4 2 -1 4 at N orthern A rizo na............... W ............ 59-21 at S acram en to S ta te .............. W .............. 2 6 -0 E astern W a sh in g to n .............. W ............ 4 1 -1 0 at M ontana S ta te ................... L ............ 2 7 -2 0 W estern Illin o is* ................... L .... 4 3 -4 0 (2 0 T ) *FCS Playoff g am e

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“Bernie Bierman, the new coach, was an All-America half back at the University IlL liilliil of Minnesota in 1915. Probably no season up to this time saw more “firsts” than in 1920. The Grizzlies beat the University of Washington for the only time in history. Montanas football field was moved and named “Dornblaser Field” in honor of Paul Dornblaser, the great Grizzly tackle, who was killed in ac tion in World War I. Finally the Grizzlies ran up their biggest score in history a 1330 pasting of Mount St. Charles (Carroll College).” -- Vie Redbook

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“Rov “Cupid” White, All-Western tackle at the University of Iowa in 1905, was selected to coach the Montana team. The 1909 team was the first Montana foot ball team to be undefeated.” - The Redbook

“John W. Stewart, a graduate of Geneva College, Penn., was selected from a list of 50 candidates to succeed Bernie Bierman. He was to be head coach of the football, basketball and track teams.” -- The Redbook

Robert Cary, 1910-11 “Montana was very successful using the forward pass in 19107 —The Redbook

E a rl C la r k 1924-1925

Lt. W.C. Philoon, 1912

“Earl “Click” Clark became the second Montana graduate to coach a Grizzly team

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A .G . H eilm a n , 1913-14 “This was the best team that Montana had yet produced, and Montana was undefeated and had one scoreless tie with Idaho in 1914. Richard Howell of the Law School wrote the song: “Up With Montana” (UMs fight song) in 1914.” - 7 he Redbook

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soula for the first intersectional game in the Coach Jerry Nissen returned from the Northwest Conference meeting at Seattle in 1916 with the news that Montana had been admitted to the conference. Coach Nissen resigned at the end of the 1917 season to join the Army. The coach had compiled a record of 14-7-4 in three sea sons.” —Ihe Redbook

................ Coach Clark resigned at the end of the 1925 season to accept the position of train er at the University of Washington. Fie held this position until his retirement.” -- The

Frank Milburn 1926-1930 “Major Frank Mil burn, a West Point grad uate and winner of the Athletic Saber, emblem atic of the best athlete at West Point, became head of the R.O.T.C. and head football coach. The 1930 season highlights were victo ries over Montana State College, University of Idaho and Gonzaga University. Major “Shrimp” Milburn closed his coaching career at the University of Mon tana due to Army orders transferring him to another station.” - The Redbook

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Bernard Oakes 1931-1934 “Bernard F. “Bunny” Oakes, who had been line coach at the University of Nebraska for the past five years, became Major Milburns successor as head coach of football for the 1931 season. Robert Stansberry and Henry Blastic made honorable mention All Americans. Bernard Oakes left after the 1934 season to coach football at the University of Colo rado.” - 77le Redbook

Doug Fessenden 1935-1941 “Douglas Fessenden, Fenger High School coach in Chicago, was selected as head football coach at the university in _____________ April of 1935. “Man of the Year” was the honor accorded Douglas Fessenden by the Kaimin in 1935 for the distinguished work done by him in raising Montana to a prominent place in Pacific Coast Confer ence football. Fessenden proved himself to be an able mentor and won the respect and admiration of the entire school. The 1937 season was the most successful football season since 1914. Montana won six consecutive games in 1937 which is the first time in history Montana won as many The highlight of the 1939 season was the 13-0 win over the University of Idaho, smashing the Idaho jinx and giving Mon tana possession of the Little Brown Stein for the first time. The 1941 football season was a success ful year as well, UM going 6-3. 1946-1948 (14-15) Douglas Fessenden returned from the Army Air Corp in time to take over his duties as head football coach. Montana enjoyed a successful 1947 season winning 7 games and losing 4 and defeated Washington State College and the University of Idaho on their home grounds. Fessenden resigned in 1948 and the fol lowing year received his doctors degree in Physical Education from Columbia Uni versity. Fessenden had the best win and loss record in football of any university football coach up until that time.” - Ihe Redbook

“George “Jiggs” Dahl berg from the Univer sity of Montana coached football for the 1945 Dr. J.E. “Burly” Miller, faculty athletic representative ruled that the University of montana, ‘must follow pre war Pacific Coast Conference rules.”’ —The

Ted Shipkey 1949-1951 “Ted Shipkey be gan his coaching stint at the University of Montana in 1949. The passing com bination of Ray Bauer fend) and Tom Kingsford (quarterback) in 1950 was one of the best in University his tory. Montana withdrew from the Pacific Coast Conference and joined the Mountain States Conference which is also know as the “Skyline” Conference. Ted Shipkey resigned as football coach in 1951.” —The Redbook

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_______________ Richard (Dick) Imer was selected for All-American, honors in 1953. Imer and Joe DeLuca were chosen to several All-American teams in 1954.” - Redbook

Jerry Williams 1955-1957

“UM’s fund-rais ing arm, the Century Club, got its start in 1955, the same year as Flead Coach Jerry Williams arrived. Aside from the fact that Stanley Renning was considered one of the greatest sophomores to ever appear in a Grizzly uni form, the 1956 campaign was a dismal one. Coach Jerry Williams, who had played professional football with the Philadelphia Eagles, left UM to be an assistant coach for the Eagles.” - The Redbook

Ray Jenkins 1958-1963 “Ray Jenkins’ first year as football coach was a poor debut with an 0-10 record, the worst in Montana history. The Grizzlies came up with their best passing attack in 10 season during 1959, a campaign that also marked the end of a 15-game losing streak when the Grizzlies scored a 12-0 upset over Brigham Young. Terry Dillon was selected and played in the East-West Shrine game January 1963. 'The 1963 football season was unsuccess ful - winning one game and losing nine. Ray Jenkins resigned at the close of the 1963 football season.” - The Redbook

Hugh Davidson 1964-1966 “In 1964 Hugh Da vidson become the new head coach. The Terry Dillon Award was established for the most valuable player on the football Davidson resigned at the end of the 1966 football season.” - Redbook

Jack Swarthout 1967-1975 “Since assuming the duties of both head football coach and AD at UM in 1967, Jack _______________ Swarthout put a drive into the school’s athletic program which had not been seen in Missoula for several years. Montana won the Big Sky Conference championship in 1969 for the first time since conference football began in 1963. Coach Swarthout and his staff received considerable praise for the excellent job of coaching Montana to its second consecutive undefeated regular season play in 1970. The team played in the Camillia Bowl, losing to UND 31-16. There were several Grizzlies se lected to various All-American teams in 1971. Swarthout resigned as football coach at the close of the 1975 season. He chose to return to high school teaching and coaching at Capital High, Olympia, Wash. Swarthout left UM as the winningest football coach in the Universi ty’s history with a nine-year record of 51 wins, 41 losses and one tie. He won two consecutive Big Sky football championships (1969 and 1970).” - The Redbook

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“The 1976 football sea son opened with Eugene Carlson as the new head football coach. Carlson inherited the coaching staff of the preceding administration (lack Swarthout), as well as the offensive system (Wishbone or Texas Y). However, Gene made some changes in the offense formaCarlson was an alumnus of UM and was a very successful high school coach in Great Falls prior to coming L a rtor ythe D oUniversity n o v a n of Montana. A greater1980-1985 success was expected by those in power so Carlson the Larry resigned Donovanatwas dose of the 1979 season. Thereplace Redbook selected to Gene Carlson. Donovan was a graduate of the Universi ty of Nebraska and came to Montana from the University of Kansas where he had been an assistant coach. The 1981 season was positive, as Coach Donovan was rebuilding the football pro gram, and 1982 saw the Grizzlies in a firstround playoff game at Idaho along with win ning the Big Sky Conference title. However, the next three seasons had more Ls then W s, and after the 1985 season, Donovan and most of his coaching staff did not have their contracts renewed for the 1986 season.

D on R ead 1986-1995 Don Read is Montana’s yi all-time winningest coach. He came to Montana from Portland State in 1986. Read never had a los ing season as head mentor to the Grizzlies. In Montanas 96-year football history. Also dur ing his 10-year tenure, he was 10-0 against the MSU Bobcats. The Grizzlies advanced to the playoffs five out of the 10 years he coached, winning the Division 1-AA (FCS) national championship in 1995. He was also selected the Division I-AA Coach of the Year in 1995 and coached Dave Dickenson, the 1995 Walter Payton Award winner During his tenure, the Griz had an overall record of 85-36, and his 85 overall wins at UM and 54 Big Sky victories rank him second in conference history.

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Mick Dennehy became the 31 st head coach in April of 1996. Dennehy w7as Mon tanas offensive coordinaI tor and O-line coach since 1991. Fie played football for the Griz from 1969-71 and was elected defensive captain his Dennehy took Montana to the Division I-AA championship game in 1996, the second consecutive year the Griz got there, losing at Marshall, 49-29. Dennehy was named the Big Sky Conference football coach of the year, as the Grizzlies posted a conference title, going II-0 in the regular season. Dennehy was named the head coach of Utah State on Dec. 3,1999.

J o e G le n n 2000-2002 |oe Glenn came to Montana after a very long, successful 11-year career at Northern Col orado where the Bears won back-to-back NCAA Division II national football championships in 1996 and 1997. In Joes first year as head coach at Montana, he won the Eddie Robinson Award, given an nually to the I-AA (FCS) coach of the year. He was also the Big Sky Conferences coach of the year. That year he took the 13-1 Griz to the Division I-AA national championship game, w7here the Griz lost to Georgia Southern, 27Glenn repeated the trip to the title game in 2001, this time winning the championship, beating Furman 13-6. The Griz were once again conference champs for the second year in a row7. The Griz were co-conference champs Glenn was hired as Wyoming’s 30th head football coach Dec. 12, 2002 and is now7 the head coach at South Dakota.

B o b b y H auck 2003-2009 Bobby Hauck be came Montanas 33rd head football coach in Jan. of 2003. He came to UM. from the Uni versity of Washington where he was assistant coach. Hauck gradu ated from UM.

Hauck had a successful head coaching career at Montana, taking his teams to the playotfs all seven of his years here, appear ing in national championship games in 2004 and 2008, and the semifinals in 2006. i le had 80 wins at UM. i lauck was se lected the Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007 and 2009. He w-as a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award in 2009. He had nine play ers selected to the all-conference first team in 2009, and Montana led the conference in rushing offense, scoring offense, total de fense and scoring defense that season. Along with his head coaching duties, Hauck also coached special teams. He wras the AFCA Regional Coach of the Year in Hauck took over the head coaching posi tion at UNLV in December of 2009.

R o b in P f lu g r a d 2010-11 Robin Pflugrad w7as named the 34th head football coach at Mon tana on December 31, 2009. Fie came to Mon tana from the Univer sity of Oregon. Pflugrad is a veteran coach who w7as a mentor in the prestigious PAG-10 Confer ence for 13 seasons with stints at Oregon, Washington State and Arizona State. He has coached at the collegiate level for 28 Pflugrad had an overall record of 7-4 in his first season as head coach at Montana. Pflugrad also coached at Montana from 1986-94, working quarterbacks, wide re ceivers and running backs during his first Robin Pflugrad finished his second sea son at Montana with an 11-3 record, and w7as named the 2011 Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year. He was also one of 20 finalists for the Eddie Robinson Award, given to the FCS’s top mentor. He is 12-4 (.750) in Big Sky games. His 18 career wins tie him for the eighth most in school history (Frank Milburn, 18-

MONTANA GRIZZLIES YEAR-BY-YEAR IN POST-SEASON PLAY McSurdy led a defense that featured nine senior starters, and wras chosen the Big Sky MVP on defense, and he finished 10th in career tackles with 293. Senior cornerback Trumaine Johnson set a school record with 35 pass deflections. Record-setting kicker/punter Brody McKnight, also a senior, made a record 210 PATs, and he finished third in both career field goals made (59) and scoring (387 points). Senior wide receiver/re turner Jabin Sambra.no ended his career, and is believed to be the second player in school history (the other player being “Will Bill” Kelly in 1926) to score touchdowns rushing, receiving, and via punt and kickoff returns in one season. Second-year head coach Robin Pflugrad was named the Big Sky’s “Coach of the Year,” as the Griz went 11-3 overall and placed first in the league with a 7-1 mark.

2010: Playoff Rurt Halted/Reynolds Ends His Brilliant Career 2011: 18th FCS Playoff Berth In Last 19 Years! The Grizzlies return to the playoffs after a one year hiatus was a memorable one, as they advanced to the Football Champion ship Subdivision semifinals, losing 31-28 to host, top-ranked, and undefeated (14-0) Sam Houston State Bearkats. Montana has now7 advanced to the playoffs 18 of the past 19 seasons. Montana has won (or shared) 13 of the past 14 Big Sky Conference championships. It w7as a tale of tw7o halves. The Bearkats scored on their first three possessions of the game and jumped to a 21-0 first quarter lead, but the Griz scored twice in the second quarter and trailed 28-14 at halftime. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy picked off a SHSU pass with one minute left until intermission and returned it 60 yards for a touchdowm to cut the Rats’ lead to 28-14 at intermission, w7hich helped the Griz regain some needed momentum. The Griz defense w7as stellar in the second half, holding SHSU to tw7o first downs prior to its final, game-clinching drive. Bearkat sophomore halfback Tim Flanders rushed for 287 yards on just 26 carries, and led a ground attack that rushed 51 times for 383 yards. Montana out-scored the Rats 14-3 in the second half and ad vanced the ball to the SHSU 49-yard line on its final drive, but was forced to punt, and Flanders rushed eight times for 63 yards, includ ing a 22-yarder on a fourth down, to ice the victory for the Bearkats. The Grizzlies outscored the Rats 28-10 after the first quarter includ ing a 7-3 third quarter - the first time all year that Sam Houston has been outscored in the third stanza.

It had to end some time, and unfortunately that time was in 2010, as 7-4 Montana failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 18 seasons. Senior halfback Chase Reynolds finished record-breaking career by setting school records for total touchdowns (59) and rush ing touchdowms (52), and was just four yards short of the mark for career rushing yards with 4,067 - garnering all of those standards in just three seasons. The Griz suffered a huge loss when senior quarterback Andrew' Selle suffered a career-ending injury in the fourth game of the season against Sacramento State.

2 0 0 9 : A n o th e r Trip To T h e FC S T itle G a m e Montana played in the FCS championship game for the second year in a row7and seventh time in the last 15 seasons. But, second-ranked Villanova rushed 51 times for 351 yards in a 23-21 Griz loss. The set back was the top-ranked Grizzlies’ only loss (14-1) of the season. Montanas route to the title game was not easy. Trailing 11thranked South Dakota State by 27 points (48-21) with 5:40 left in the third quarter, the Griz out-scored the Jackrabbits 40-0 on the way to a 61 -48 victory. Marc Mariani and Chase Reynolds, and an outstand ing defense, turned the tide for the Griz in the comeback. Mariani started things off with a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdowm, and he also scored twice on passes from Selle, and Reynolds rushed for tw7o scores in the final quarter. The Griz defense held SDSU to 128 total yards and seven first dowms in the final half. A w7eek later UM forced 10 turnovers and crushed 12th-ranked, visiting Stephen F. Austin 51-0 in a quarterfinal contest.

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Montanas semifinal showdown against fifth-ranked Appalachian State and dynamic QB Armani Edwards was played in front of a national audience on ESPN, and came down to the last play. With the game knotted 17-all, Selle floated a 25-yard pass to Sambrano in the left corner of the end zone with 1:31 left. Edwards then led his team to Montanas 3-yard line, but a last-second pass was broken up by Johnson and the Grizzlies earned their seventh trip to the title game. Mariani, who was named to the Pro Bowl as a rookie with the Tennessee Titans in 2010, broke numerous receiving and return records in his career. Reynolds tied his own single-season record by rushing for 22 touchdowns. Selle passed for 28 TDs. On defense, linebacker Shawn Lebsock and safety Shann Schillinger ended their careers as two of the leading tacklers in school history. Schillinger was a sixth round NFL draft pick by the Falcons, while Mariani was tabbed in the seventh by the Titans. Head coach Bobby Hauck, who left UM for UNLV following the 2009 season, advanced to the FCS playoffs alio seven of his seasons as the head man and won or shared seven league championships.

2 0 0 8 : M o n ta n a P la y s For Its S ix th N a tio n a l T itle Despite losing 14 starters, Montana made it to the FCS champi onship game for the sixth time, losing 24-7 to Richmond in Chat tanooga. In the nrst round Montana handled Texas State 31-13. In the quarterfinals the Grizzlies avenged an early-season league loss (4528) at Weber State, defeating the lOth-ranked Wildcats 24-13. In the FCS semi-final game Montana had its biggest playoff road win ever, beating top-ranked James Madison 35-27. For the season, senior quarterback Cole Bergquist passed for 3,156 yards and 28 touchdowns, and wide-out Mike Ferriter finished his ca reer ranked ninth in school history with 2,089 receiving yards. Reyn olds rushed for a school-record 22 touchdowns. The defense was led by strong safely Colt Anderson, a Buck Buchanan Award finalist, who was Montanas leading tackier with 129 stops. Anderson, who now plays for the Eagles was named their special teams MVP in 2011.

2 0 0 7 : 15th FC S P la y o ff A p p e a r a n c e In a R o w This was the Grizzlies’ 18th overall playoff appearance and their 15th in a row. That 18th FCS playoff berth moved Montana past Eastern Kentucky for the most (17) in division history. Montana suffered a rare home loss in the playoffs, though, a 23-22 setback to Wofford. Senior defensive end Kroy Biermann became Montanas first ever Buck Buchanan Award winner. Senior halfback Lex Hilliard set a

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record with 50 rushing touchdowns, which Reynolds broke three seasons later. Kicker Dan Carpenter set FCS career records with 75 field goals and 413 points by a kicker. Senior linebackers Tyler Joyce and Kyle Ryan finished second and sixth in UM history with 352 and 304 career tackles, respectively. Biermann is with the Atlanta Fal cons, while Carpenter plays for the Miami Dolphins, and Hilliard was recently signed by the Vikings.

2006: A Trip To The Sem is In 2006 the Grizzlies narrowly missed playing for their sixth na tional title in 12 years. After losing at 16th-ranked Iowa in its opener, Montana won 11 straight games, finishing 12-2 overall and 8-0 in the Big Sky. Hilliard, a 2006 Walter Payton Award candidate, was lost for the season due to an injury in fall camp. Senior quarterback Josh Swogger threw 17 TD passes, while senior receivers Eric Allen, Ryan Bagley, and Craig Chambers combined for 147 catches and 17 scores. Halfbacks Reggie Bradshaw, Brady Green, and Thomas Brooks-Fletcher combined for 19 rushing touchdowns. A young de fense was ranked ninth in the FCS in total defense, allowing 226.4 yards a game. Host Montana defeated 22nd-ranked McNeese State 31-6 in an FCS first-round game, then knocked off visiting No.10 Southern Il linois 20-3 in the quarterfinals, but were edged (19-17) out to thirdranked and visiting UMass in the semi-finals in a game televised na tionally on ESPN2. Hauck became the first Griz mentor in history to win four Big Sky titles.

2605: Griz Los® in First Round Montana was 8-4 overall and received an at-large bid into the playoffs. UM was led by Hilliard who rushed for 1,322 yards - the second highest total (at the time) in single-season history. The de fense was ranked sixth in the country with a turnover margin at + 1.08. The ninth-ranked Griz hosted a first-round plavoif game, los ing 35-21 to 10th-ranked Cal Poly. Montana had defeated Cal Poly 36-27 in Missoula earlier in the season.

2004: Fifth Trip to t h e FC S T itle G a m e in th e L a st 10 S ea so n s Montana was 12-3 and advanced to the FCS championship game for the fifth time in the last 11 years. Senior quarterback Craig Ochs passed for 3,807 yards and 33 touchdowns and set a league record by completing 68.7% of his passes. The Griz defense was ranked third in the country in turnover margin (+1.47) with 38 take-aways. Hilliard tied the school record

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The Griz started the season with 10 wins in a row, and, combined with 14 straight wins the year before, they tied the FCS mark for con secutive wins with 24. The streak began on September 22 of 2001, with a 30-0 home win over Western Washington, and was halted on Nov. 16 of 2002, with a 30-21 setback at Eastern Washington in a game played in Spokane. Montana tied Pennsylvania, which had 24 wins in a row from 1992-95, for the longest winning skein in the division. The Griz also set the record for most consecutive Big Sky wins (25) and most league victories on the road with 13 in a row . Senior quarterback John Edwards was named the Big Sky’s coMVP on offense and senior safety Trey Young was the leagues defen sive player of the year. Montana defeated Northwestern State 45-14 at home in a firstround playoff game, but lost 24-20 at McNeese State in a quarterfinal contest on the road.

2 0 0 1 : S e c o n d N a tio n a l C h a m p io n s h ip for touchdown runs with 17, while senior wide receiver Jefferson Heidelberger had the second most receiving yards in single-season history with 1,240. In the playoffs the host Griz handled their first three opponents at home relatively easy, heating Northwestern State (56-7), New Hamp shire (47-17), and Sam Houston State (34-13). The title game was a 31-21 loss to James Madison in Chattanooga. Sadly, the championship game was played on a field that was a quag mire. The grass playing surface had reportedly recently been re-sod ded, and big chunks of grass and dirt were tossed all over the field by the players cleats whenever they ran or cut on the grass playing surface.

Montana won its second national championship, defeating Fur man 13-6. Edwards engineered a 16-play, 99-yard scoring drive for UMs only touchdown in the game. Halfback Yohance Humphery, Montanas all-time career rushing leader, gained 142 yards on 30 car ries, and scored UMs only touchdown on a 2-yard run. The Griz defense limited the Paladins to 121 yards rushing and forced three turnovers. Furmans only score came on a Hail Mary pass as time expired. Humphery wrapped up his illustrious career with 4,070 career yards. The Grizzlies’ 15 victories set a school record (which still stands) for the most wins in a season. Griz in Playoffs add 2-2-2

2003: Break Playoff Record With 11th in a row

2 0 0 0 : Third Trip t o th e T itle G a m e

Montana broke the FCS record by making its 11th consecutive playoff appearance, eclipsing the mark of 10 that it shared with East ern Kentucky, which played in 10 straight from 1986-1995. UM re ceived an at-large bid into the playoffs, losing a 43-40 double overtime thriller to visiting Western Illinois in the first round. Senior kicker Chris Snyder set four NCAA career FCS records, scoring 394 points and converting 182 PATs, and a single-season mark scoring 123 points. He also set a record by making 126 con secutive PATs. Senior defensive end Tim Bush finished his career as Montanas all-time career leader in sacks (32.5) and tackles for loss (50).

The Griz earned a trip to the championship game for the third time in six seasons, losing a heart-breaker, 27-25 to Georgia Southern in Chattanooga. Starting Griz quarterback Drew Miller was injured late in the first quarter, and Edwards, a sophomore, was called into action. The Griz trailed 20-3 at halftime in a rain-soaked Finley Stadium but took a 23-20 lead early in the fourth quarter on a scoring run by Humphery. The lead was short-lived though, as Eagle halfback and 2000 Wal ter Payton Award winner Adrian Peterson broke loose for a 57-yard touchdown run for the game-winning touchdown.

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1995: First National Championship

1999-97: Third Straight First-Round Games The Griz dropped three first-round playoff games during this time, but in 1999 set the Big Sky record with their seventh straight FCS playoff appearance. (The old standard of six was set by former Big Sky member Idaho from 1985-90). In 1999, visiting Youngstown State, coached by Jim Tressel, kicked a late field goal for a 30-27 win. In 1998 Montana suffered its worst playoff setback ever, losing 52-9 at Western Illinois. Mon tanas three-game playoff losing streak in the first round began in 1997 with a 19-14 setback at McNeese State.

1996: Moss Too Much In Quest For Second Title In A Row Montana reeled off 14 straight wins to advance to the title game. For the second year in a row they played at Marshall. Former NFL star Randy Moss grabbed four touchdown catches to lead Marshall to a 49-29 win. It was the first time ever two undefeated (14-0) teams played for the crown. In the title game Griz sophomore quarter back Brian Ah Yat set (then) playoff records for pass completions with 36 and total plays (67). Senior wide receiver Joe Douglass set a playoff record with 13 receptions. Douglass also set Montana single-season standards with 82 catches for 18 touchdowns (both still school records), along with 1,469 receiving, in just 11 regularseason games.

The Grizzlies won their first national championship with a lastsecond, 22-20 come-from-behind victory over host Marshall in front of an FCS playoff-record crowd of 32,106 (this is still the re cord) in Huntington, West Virginia. Walter Payton Award-winning quarterback Dave Dickenson passed for 1,219 yards and 11 touchdowns in Montanas first three playoff games, when UM out-scored its opponents 163-14. In their first three playoff victories, the host Grizzlies beat Eastern Kentucky (48-0), Georgia Southern (45-0), and Stephen F. Austin (70-14). In the title game, Dickenson orchestrated a 12-piay, 72-yard scor ing drive, culminating with a 25-yard field goal by Andy Larson with 39 seconds left for the game-winner. The key play in that winning drive came on a fourth-and-three from the 50-yard line, when Dick enson hit wide receiver Mike Erhardt on a short slant pass for a 20yard gain and a crucial first down. Senior wide receiver Matt Wells scored both of Montanas touchdowns. Montana set playoff' records for first downs (125), pass completions (137), pass attempts (197), and passing yards (1,703).

1993-1994: A Program On th@ Rise The host Griz squeaked by Northern Iowa 23-20 in a 1994 firstround contest, and then edged visiting McNeese State 30-28 in a snow storm on a game-ending field goal by Larson. Unfortunately, Dickenson was re-injured early in the win over McNeese, and he was not able to play in the semifinal - a 28-9 loss to host Youngstown State, coached by Tressel. In 1993, Montana rolled to a 10-1 regular-season record, with its only blemish a 35-30 loss at Oregon. After that loss to the Ducks, the Griz reeled off nine straight wins and won their first league title since 1982. The season ended in a 49-48 first-round shoot-out loss to visiting Delaware. The Grizzlies' 93 victories in the 1990’s were the second most in the division (Youngstown State won 103). 1989: Griz Host Playoff Games For First Time Montana hosted and won its first playoff game in school history, beating Jackson State 48-7 in the first round. The Grizzlies defeated visiting Eastern Illinois 25-15 in the quarterfinals, and then lost 4515 to eventual national champion Georgia Southern in Statesboro in the semis.

1988 & 1982: In the Playoffs After a six-year hiatus, in 1988, the Griz earned their first at-large bid into the playoffs, losing (38-19) at Idaho. Montanas initial trip to the playoffs came in 1982 when it won its first Big Sky title since 1970. Despite winning the league championship the Grizzlies had to travel to Moscow, Idaho, losing 21-7 to the Vandals.

1969-1970: Montana Plays For A Pair of College Division Titles

Senior wide receive Joe Douglass s e t a playoff record with 13 receptions vs. Marshall in the Division I-AA championship game in 1996.

Montana played for the College Division national championship in 1969 and 1970. The Griz went undefeated and untied for the first time in school history at 10-0 and won their first-ever Big Sky title in 1969. Both years Montana advanced to the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento, Calif., but, missing many starters because of NCAA’s rules on junior college transfers, the under-manned Griz lost 30-3 to top-ranked North Dakota State in 1969 and 31-16 to the same team a year later.

Griz Football GRIZ YEAR-BY-YEAR IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS | COLLEGE DIVISION

(0-2 neutral) 1969 ........................ North Dakota StateA.................................. L 30-3 1970 ........................ North Dakota StateA L 31-16 ACollege Division National Championship Game FCS/I-AA

(51 Games: 32-19: 29-6 home; 2-9 road, 1-4 neutral) 1982........................ at Idaho....................................................... L21-7 1988 ........................ at Idaho L 38-19 1989 ........................ Jackson S tate ............................................W 48-7 1989........................ Eastern Illinois W 25-19 1989........................ at Georgia Southern* L 45-14 1993 ........................ Delaware L 49-48 1994 ........................ Northern Iowa W 23-20 1994........................ McNeese State W 30-28 1994 ........................ at Youngstown State*................................. L 28-9 1995 ........................ Eastern Kentucky.....................................W 48-0 1995........................ Georgia Southern..................................... W 45-0 1995........................ Stephen F. Austin* W 70-14 1995 ........................ at M a rs h a ll W 22-20 1996 ...................... Nicholls State............................................W 48-3 1996........................ E. Tennessee State W 44-14 1996........................ Troy State*................................................. W 70-7 1996 ........................ at Marshall$ L 49-29 1997 ........................ at McNeese State L 19-14 1998 ....................... at Western Illin o is.....................................L 52-9 1999 ........................ Youngstown S tate L 30-27 2000 ........ ................Eastern Illinois W 45-14 2000........................ Richmond W 37-17 2000........................ Appalachian State*........................ W 19-16, OT 2000 ........................ vs. Georgia Southern$ L 27-25 200 1 ........................ Northwestern St W 28-19 2001........................ Sam Houston State W 49-24 2001........................ Northern Iowa* .......................................W 38-0 200 1 ........................ Furman$....................................................W 13-6 2002 ........................ Northwestern State W 45-14 2002 ........................ at McNeese State L 24-20 2003 ........................ Western Illinois L 43-40 (2 OT) 2004 ........................ Northwestern State..................... W 57-7 2004........................ New Hampshire W 47-17 2004........................ Sam Houston State* W 34-13 2004 ........................ vs. James Madison$ L 31-21 2005 ........................ Cal Poly L 35-21 2006 ........................ McNeese State...........................................W 31-6 2006........................ Southern Illinois...................................... W, 20-3 2006 .........................UMass* L 19-17 2007 ........................ Wofford ....L, 23-22 2008 .........................Texas State W, 31-13 2008.........................Weber State W, 24-12 2008.........................at James Madison* W, 35-27 2008 .........................vs. Richmond$.......................................... L, 24-7 2009 .........................South Dakota St ..W, 61-48 2009.........................Stephen F. Austin................... W, 51-0 2009.........................Appalachian State* W, 24-17 2009.........................Villanova$ L, 23-21 2011.........................Central Arkansas W, 41-14 2011.........................Northern Iowa W, 48-10 2011.........................At Sam Houston State* L, 31-28 *FCS Semifinal gam e................................$FCS Championship game

M O N TAN A’S FINAL FCS RANKINGS 1982.................................NCAA............................... . 19th 1988 ................................ NCAA............................... . 19th 1989 ................................ NCAA............................... ... 6th 1993 ................................The Sports Network........ ... 3rd 1994 ................................The Sports Network........ ... 8th 1995 ................................The Sports Network........ .... 1st 1996 ................................The Sports Network........ .. 2nd 1997 ................................The Sports Network........ . 11th 1998 ................................The Sports Network........ . 14th 1999 ................................The Sports Network........ ... 7th 2000 ................................The Sports Network........ .. 2nd 200 1 ................................The Sports Network........ .... 1st 2002 ................................The Sports Network........ ... 9th 2 0 0 3 ..................... ...................... The Sports Network.............. ........... 14th 2 0 0 4 ..................... ...................... The Sports Network............. . 2nd 2 0 0 5 ..................... ...................... The Sports Network.......................... 12th 2006 ...................... ...................... The Sports Network.......................... . 3rd 2007 ................................ The Sports Network............... 10th 2008 ................................ The Sports Network..........................2nd 2009 ................................ The Sports Network..........................2nd 2010 ................................ The Sports Network.........................20th 2011 ................................ The Sports Network...........................4th

GRIZ IN ALL-STAR GAMES ®East-West Shrine Game 1926........... “Wild” Bill Kelly 1928 Tom Davis 1938........... Milt Popovich 1942 Eso Naranche 1962 Terry Dillon 1983 Brian Salonen 1994 Scott Gragg 1999........... Chase Raynock

• Players All-Star Classic 2012........Charles Burton 2012........Caleb McSurdy 2012........Jon Opperud

• Senior Bowl 1994 Scott Gragg • Hula Bowl 1997 David Kempfert 1999 Brian Ah Yat 1999........... Raul Pacheco 2004 Cory Procter 2008 Kroy Biermann • Japan Bowl 1989 Tim Hauck ®M artin Luther King Bowl 1989 Kirk Scrafford • Paradise Bowl 2001 Calvin Coleman, Thatcher Szalay, 200 1 ........... Vince Huntsberger 2002 Trey Young • Las Vegas All-Star Game (Formerly the Paradise Bowl) 2004 Justin Green, Craig Ochs • Blue Gray All-Star Game 1987 Larry Clarkson • Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Game 2007........... Josh Swogger 2009 ........... Colt Anderson 2010 ........... Shann Schillinger

UM offers 14 intercollegiate programs in men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, football, women’s golf, women’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s volleyball. The Grizzlies/Lady Griz compete at the NCAA Division I level and are eligible for postseason competition, except for football, which competes in the NCAA Football Cham pionship Subdivision (formerly called Division I-AA), which employs a 16-team playoff system. Montana is a charter (1963) member of the Big Sky Conference, headquartered in Ogden, Utah. There are now 11 schools in the Big Sky Conference plus two football only schools, Cal Poly and UC Davis The 11 schools are: Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Portland State, Sacramento State, Weber State, Northern Colorado and new for the 2011 -12 season, North Dakota and Southern Utah.

ADMINISTRATION

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Royce Engstrom

Je a n Gee

Christie A nderson

Ja m e s Gibson

Dave Guffey

Kent H aslam

Chuck Maes

UM President

Interim Athletic Director

A ssistant A.D. Marketing

A ssistant A.D. Fiscal Operations

A ssociate A.D. for Communications

A ssociate A.D. Development

A ssociate A.D. Internal Operations

Colleen M ark s

Brynn Molloy

Dennis Murphy

Don Read

Rob Stack

, Greg S undberg

Charlie Woida

Assistant to the A.D.

Assistant Director Grizzly Scholarship Association

Head Certified Athletic Trainer

Athletic Director Emeritus

Director of Equipment Operations, HAEC

Executive Director Grizzly Scholarship A ssoc.

Director of Strength and Performance

HEAD COACHES

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C o u rtn ey B ab co ck

M ick D elan ey

Em ily M ilb erg er

Mark Plakorus

W om en's Tennis

Cross Country

Football

W om en’s Golf

W om en’s Soccer

Kris Nord

Brian Schweyen

Robin Selvig

Wayne Tinkle

Je rry Wagner

Men's Tennis

Track and Field

W om en’s Basketball

Men's Basketball

W om en’s Volleyball

ADMINISTA TORS & COACHING STAFF Athletic D epartm ent Directory

ASSISTANT COACHES

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MAIN LINE (406 AREA CODE; 2 4 3- ex ch a n g e)........ .47 49 ADAMS CENTER TICKET OFFICE Local Box Office................................... 4051 Toll Free............................. 1-888-MONTANA Shalon Baker Football

Adam Bork Track & Field

Leon Burtnett Sophie Clough Football Soccer

Trish Duce W om en's Basketball

Scott Gragg Football

Justin Green Football

Ty Gregorak Football

Jean Gee, Interim Athletic Director.........5370

Jam es Gibson, A sst. A.D., Fiscal O p s....... 69 26 Jim Lopach, NCAA Faculty Rep............... 4 8 29 Colleen Marks, A sst, to the A.D............... 64 72 Athletic Director, TBA ............................ 53 48 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT Heather Alexander, B usiness Office.......... 59 90 Pam Erickson, Admin. A ssista n t............. 54 35 Laurel Hanson, Com pliance.................... 57 29 Aaron Heiner, Computer Technician......... 54 89 Paul Hengel, Facilities A ssistant............... 22 14 Stacey Kahler, A.D. Admin. A sst.............. 53 48 Ryan Martin, Athletic B usiness M gr......... 54 04 Darr Tucknott, Athletic Academ ic S ervices.4 4 20 Jennifer Zellmer-Cuarsema, Academ ic Advisor................................ 26 00 ; Kent Haslam, Assoc. A.D., Develop........ .6294

A llison Lawrence Volleyball

Jono M etzger-Jones Men’s Basketball

Rob Oviatt Football

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE CENTER A sst. Director, TBA................ Charlie Woida, Director.

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CROSS COUNTRY Courtney Babcock, Head Coach

Freddie Vicky Pounds O wens Track & Field Men’s Basketball

Timm R osenbach Football

Kerry Rupp M en's Basketball

Lauren Robertson Soccer

Gina Schm idt Volleyball

Annette R ocheleau W om en’s Basketball

Shannon Schw eyen W om en’s Basketball

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FOOTBALL Shalon Baker, Wide R eceivers................. 53 93 R oss Brunelle, Video Coordinator/ A ssistant Special Team s........................ 29 69 Leon Burtnett, S afeties.......................... 53 90 Linda Cardinal, Program Coordinator....... 29 69 Mick Delaney, Head Coach

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Roland Ford, Dir. of FB O perations........... 29 69 Scott Gragg, Asst. Head Coach/OTs......... 53 77 Justin Green, Running B acks.................. 6101 Ty Gregorak, Def. Coord./Linebackers.......5391 Kefense Hynson, TEs/Special T eam s....... 2969 Rob Oviatt, Strength & Conditioning......... 44 98 Timm R osenbach, Offensive C oord./Q B s...5392 Leggie Suiaunoa, Defensive L ine............. 5383 Aric Williams, C ornerbacks.................... 53 68 GRIZZLY SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION Colleen McChesney, Admin. A ssistan t...... 64 87 Brynn Molloy, Assistant Director.............. 5 4 05 Cyndi Steigers, R eceptionist................... 6481 Greg Sundberg, Executive Director.........6481

HACKNEY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CENTER Misti Battaiola, A sst. Equipment Mgr........ 6 9 69 Doug Sirois, Asst. Equipment M anager..... 6 9 69 Legi Suiaunoa Football

Aric W illiam s Football

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Sue DeMers, Events Coordinator............. 2233 Tia Fluri, Events Coordinator................... 2222 Janie Haight, Events Coordinator............. 2202 MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/SPIRIT SQUAD

ADMINISTRATION

ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT K efense Hynson Football

INTERNAL OPERATIONS Chuck Maes, Assoc. Athletic Director

Rob Stack, Dir. of Equipment Ops........... 4351

Christie Anderson, Assistant A.D.............4336

Sarah Bigelow, Marketing A ssistan t......... 2696 Brent Reser, New Media Director............. 2250 MEN’S BASKETBALL Bill Evans, Assistant C oa ch .................... 5399 Jono M etzger-Jones, Assistant C oa ch 5366 Freddie Owens, Assistant C oach.............. 5408 Kerry Rupp, A ssistant C oach.................. 5399 Wayne Tinkle, Head Coach

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Julie Tonkin, Program Coordinator........... 5334 RHINEHART ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER Drew Babcock, A ssistant Certified Athletic Trainer..................................... 6362 Karla Judge, A ssistant Certified Athletic Trainer..................................... 6362 Dennis Murphy, Head Certified Athletic Trainer...................

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J.C. Weida, A ssociate Certified Athletic Trainer..................................... 6362 SPORTS INFORMATION Joel Carlson, A sst. S.I.D......................... 5414 Dave Guffey, Assoc. A.D

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Renee Valley, Media Editor...................... 6899 Jerek Wolcott, Intern............................. 5402 TENNIS Steve Ascher, Head Women’s Coach.......9436 Kris Nord, Head Men’s Coach ...........5410

TRACK & FIELD Adam Bork, A ssistant C oach .................. 5423 Vicky P ounds....................................... 5423 Brian Schweyen, Head Coach.................5413

VOLLEYBALL Allison Lawrence, Assistant C oach .......... 5165 Gina Schmidt, A ssistant C oach................ 1582 Jerry Wagner, Head Coach......................5411

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Trish Duce, A ssistant C oach................... 5779 Annette Rocheleau, A ssistant C oach........ 5941 Shannon Schw eyen, Assistant C oach....... 5338 Robin Selvig, Head Coach.......................5334

Julie Tonkin, Admin. A ssistan t................ 5334 WOMEN’S GOLF Emily Milberger..

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WOMEN’S SOCCER Sophie Clough, Assistant C oach.............. 43 97 Mark Plakorus, Head Coach....................6624

Loren Robertson, Assistant C o a ch .......... 43 78

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WEST AUXILIARY GYM (WAG)

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GRIZZLY POOL As part of UM Campus Recreation, the Grizzly swimming pool has seven lanes, a weight room and sauna.

The West Auxiliary Gym (WAG) has seating for 1,000 volleyball fans.

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FACILITIES UM GOLF COURSE

ROBERT O. LINDSAY TENNIS CENTER

Lindsay Tennis Center, home of Griz Tennis.

The UM Golf Course is home to the Lady Griz golf and men’s and wo mens's cross country teams and is also open to the public. It is a ninehole course and the oldest course in Missoula, established in 1924.

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South Campus Soccer Stadium has seating for 1.000 soccer fans.

Athletic Staff

H e a th e r A lex an d er

D rew B abco ck

A lyse B acku s

M isti B attaio la

S a ra h B igelow

L inda C ard inal

Account A ssociate

Athletic Trainer

Sports Information

A sst. Equipment Mgr.

Marketing A ssistant

Football Program Coord.

J o e l C arlso n

J e n n y C arr

S u e D eM ers

Tia Fiuri

R oland Ford

J a n ie H aight

Assistant S.I.D.

Cheer Coach

Internal Operations/' WGS Suite Services

Internal Ops Asst.

Dir. of FB Operations

Events Coordinator Internal Operations

L aurel H an so n

A aron H ein er

P aul H engel

K arla Ju d g e

S ta c e y K ahler

R yan M artin

Compliance Assistant

Computer Technician

Facilities Assistant. Internal Operations

Athietic Trainer

Admin. Asst., A.D.

Athletic B usiness Mgr.

N ate M ich ael

C o lleen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;B rien

Griz Video Production Coordinator

GSA Admin. Asst.

B rent R e s e r

M egan R iley

Doug Sirois

Cyndi Steigers

New Media Director

Dance Team Coach

A sst. Equipment Mgr.

GSA Receptionist

i J u lie Tonkin

D arr T ucknott

R e n e e V alley

J.C . W eid a

Jerek Wolcott

Jennifer Zellmer-Cuaresma

Basketball Prog. Coord.

Athletic Academ ic Services Coordinator

Sports Information Media Editor

Athletic Trainer

Sports Information

Athletic Academ ic Advisor

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