2012 Northern Arizona Football Media Guide by NAU Athletics

2012 Football Media Guide

Zach Bauman Walter Payton Award Candidate

Rex Mirich - College Football Hall of Fame

Former Lumberjack Rex Mirich was enshrined into the College Football Hall of Fame, becoming the first player from Northern Arizona to earn the rare distinction in 2012. Mirich played for Northern Arizona when the school was known as Arizona State College at Flagstaff. In the one-platoon era he played on both offense and defense earning NAIA All-America honors at two different positions in 1962 and 1963. He was a four-year letterman for the Lumberjacks. "I was totally surprised," said Mirich when first notified of the distinction. "It is quite an honor. I was never expecting it. I am proud to represent [Northern Arizona]." Mirich was voted a team captain by his teammates for his senior season. He aided the squad to a 2015-4 overall mark, and was a key cog in a defense that limited opponents to 109.1 yards per game over a sixgame span. Mirich was chosen by the Minnesota Vikings in the 16th round of the 1963 NFL Draft and the Oakland Raiders in the 20th round of the 1963 AFL Draft. He played on the defensive line for the Raiders, the Denver Broncos and the Boston Patriots for a total of seven seasons. Mirich earned a bachelor's degree from Northern Arizona in 1966. He was inducted into the NAU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006. Including the 2012 FBS Enshrinement class, only 904 players and 197 coaches have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame from the nearly five million who have played or coached the game over the past 142 years. In other words, less than one percent (.0002) have been deemed worthy of this distinction. Founded in 1947, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame inducted its first class of inductees in 1951. The first class included 32 players and 19 coaches, including Illinois' Red Grange, Notre Dame's Knute Rockne, Amos Alonzo Stagg and Carlisle's Jim Thorpe. 293 schools are represented with at least one College Football Hall of Famer.

Table of Contents

2012 Northern Arizona Football 2011 Results ......................................3 Important Numbers ............................3 NAU Information ................................4 Football Capsule................................4 Athletics Phone Book ........................4 Media Information ..............................5 Lumberjack Radio Network ..............6 Television ...........................................7 Outlook...............................................8 Preseason Depth Chart ..................12 Squad Breakdown ..........................13 Numerical Roster ............................14 Alphabetical Roster..........................15 Head Coach Jerome Souers ..........16 Assistant Coaches ..........................18 Returning Players ............................30 The Incoming Class ........................55 Season Results, Statistics ..............62 Game Recaps..................................64 Series Results..................................69 The Big Sky Conference..................70 Big Sky Composite Schedule ..........71 All-Time Series Results ..................72 Game Records ................................73 Season Records ..............................74 Career Records ..............................75 Defensive Records ..........................76 Milestone Seasons...........................77 Individual Records ..........................78

Team Records..................................80 Walkup Skydome Records ..............81 Longest Scoring Plays ....................82 Annual Leaders................................83 All-Americans ..................................85 First-team All-Big Sky Conference ..87 Lumberjacks in the Pros ..................88 Lumberjacks in the Super Bowl ......91 97 Years of Lumberjack Football ....92 All-Time Head Coaches ..................94 All-Time Assistant Coaches ............95 NFL Pipeline ....................................95 All-Time Results ..............................96 All-Time Roster ..............................100 Postseason History........................105 Northern Arizona University ..........106 Flagstaff ........................................107 J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome ......108 Facilities ........................................109 University Administration................110 Academic Excellence ....................111 Vice President Lisa Campos..........112

2011 Results 2011 – 4-7-0, 4-4-0/6th Big Sky Sept. 3 - at Arizona ..............L, 10-41 Sept. 10 - FORT LEWIS ......W, 58-13 Sept. 17 - at Portland State L, 29-31 Sept. 24 -IDAHO STATE ........W, 20-3 Oct. 8 - E. WASHINGTON ....L, 28-36 Oct. 15 - at Montana State ..L, 24-41 Oct. 22 - MONTANA..............L, 24-28 Oct. 29 - at Sacramento St. W, 27-26 Nov. 5 - NO. COLORADO....W, 34-14 Nov. 12- at Weber State ......L, 31-34 Nov. 19- SOUTHERN UTAH L, 24-27

Important Numbers Area Code (928) NAU Athletics......................523-5353 Football Office ....................523-5353 Football Fax ........................523-6035 Media Relations ..................523-6792 Media Relations Fax ..........523-6793 Press Box ............................523-7730

NAU Media Relations Staff

Steve Shaff Asst. AD/ Media Relations

Andrew Tomsky Asst. Director Media Relations

Stayson Isobe Graduate Asst. Media Relations

Matt Sewell Graduate Asst. Media Relations

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

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Football Facts

The University

Football Capsule

Location ............................................Flagstaff, Ariz. 86011 Enrollment ................................................................25,200 Founded ......................................................................1899 Nickname ........................................................Lumberjacks Mascot......................................................................â&#x20AC;&#x153;Louieâ&#x20AC;? Affiliation ..........Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Conference ............................................................Big Sky Colors ................................................Blue, Gold and Sage Stadium ..............................J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome Capacity/Built ..................................................10,000/1977 President ..................................................Dr. John Haeger Athletics Director ......................................Dr. Lisa Campos Faculty Representative ..............................Tom DeStefano

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

Phone Book Phone (928) 523Athletics ........................................................................5353 Media Relations............................................................6792 Press Box ............................................................7729/7730 Ticket Office ................................................(800) 523-5661 Media Relations Fax ....................................................6793 Athletics Administration Dr. Lisa Campos, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics ..9595 Beth Vechinski, Asscoiate AD/External/SWA ..............3326 Steve Shaff, Assistant AD/Media Relations ..................6792 Rocky Silvestri, Asstistant AD/Marketing......................3389 Pam Lowie, Asstistant AD/Academics..........................6783 Ryan Pinson, Head Athletic Trainer ............................1040 Scott Renfro, Asstistant AD/Compliance ......................4001 Jason Roundy, Assistant AD/Development ..................1256 George Fox, Assistant AD/Equipment Operations ......1350

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

Football Staff Phone (928) 523Jerome Souers ............................................................6787 Head Coach Travis Baker ................................................................1350 Defensive Line Jimmy Beal ..................................................................7453 Running Backs Craig Knoth ..................................................................1305 Tight Ends/Recruiting Jeff Lewis. ....................................................................6799 Wide Receivers/Pro Liaison Charles Huff ................................................................7452 Cornerbacks/Kicking Game David Reeves...............................................................1353 Safeties/Special Teams Eric Reid.............................................. ........................8803 Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line Rich Scangarello..........................................................0292 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Andy Thompson ..........................................................5643 Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Zac McNally ................................................................6703 Defensive Tackles

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The media relations office is located in the press box on west side of the Walkup Skydome. The phone number is (928) 523-6792 while the fax number is 523-6793. MEDIA OPPORTUNITY Head coach Jerome Souers is available every day after practice. Individual players may be requested at this time also. Special requests for availability may be made to the media relations office. INTERVIEW POLICY All player interviews must be coordinated through the media relations office at least one day in advance. No interviews or photo shoots will be conducted on Friday. Out-of-town media should contact the media relations office to make arrangements for phone interviews. Players are also available for interviews after practice, and, if prior arrangements have been made, before practice. The NAU locker room and training room are closed. SOUERS’ INTERVIEWS Jerome Souers and his staff are generally available for interviews after each practice. Contact Steve Shaff in the media relations office to coordinate all interviews with head coach Jerome Souers. PRACTICE Daily workouts are open to both the public and the media unless otherwise noted. Media planning to attend practice should notify the media relations office in advance to confirm start times and to arrange interviews. The Lumberjacks are tentatively planning to practice at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each game week. CREDENTIALS The football press box, located on the west side of the Skydome, has a limited capacity. Credentials will be issued only to working media on a firstcome, first-serve basis, with priority given to daily newspapers and originating radio and television crews. The press box is closed to those not involved in game coverage. Credentials may be requested for the season or on a per-game basis. All requests should be submitted to the

media relations office no later than Thursday at noon for each home game. Requests on official letterhead may be faxed to (928) 523-6793. Credentials may be picked up at Will Call. No credentials will be mailed unless the request is made at least two weeks in advance. PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographers and videographers are not permitted between the 25-yard lines. All media on the sidelines must wear their credentials at all times. Due to space limits, credentials will be issued only to photographers on assignment. Packets including game notes, flip cards and game programs will be issued before each game. Late roster changes will also be available. PRESS BOX SERVICES Regular services on game day include play-by-play, quarterly and final statistics, as well as defensive statistics. A light pregame meal will be available one hour prior to kickoff. The NAU locker room is closed to all media. At home, postgame interviews will be held in a room at field level on the east side of the Skydome. NAU head coach Jerome Souers will begin the session followed by requested Lumberjack players. Interview requests will be collected midway through the fourth quarter by a member of the media relations staff. Visiting coaches and players will be invited to the interview room as deadlines allow. TELEPHONES Two courtesy phone lines are available for the originating station of each visiting team at no charge. The visiting radio booth is located on the north end of the press box. An outside line may be reached by dialing 8. A credit card must be used for long-dis-

tance calls. A limited number of telephones are available in the press box. Dial 8 to reach an outside line. A credit card is required for long-distance calls. Media relations office personnel will provide fax services if requested in advance. MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME Arizona does not move its clock ahead in the spring or back in the fall. As a result, Flagstaff time coincides with the Pacific time zone through Nov. 4. The rest of the season, NAU is compatible with the Mountain time zone. LUMBERJACKS ONLINE Releases, statistics, rosters and breaking news are available at the athletics web site, located at www.nauathletics.com. All information is available for immediate use, including photos. The Big Sky Conference web site is located at www.bigskyconf.com. Big Sky TV will webcast all NAU home games and all conference games during the season. THE SCORE The Score is a monthly show produced by NAU Television Services that highlights Lumberjack athletics and recreational activities on the Mountain campus. It airs weekly on FSN Arizona, Fox College Sports and Flagstaff cable channels 4 and 104 in HD.

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Media Information

Radio Network

Sodexo Lumberjack Radio Network Grenax Broadcasting II, LLC and Northern Arizona University signed a three-year extension in 2011 for 105.1 FM The Big Talker (KBTK) to carry all NAU football and men's basketball game broadcasts for the 2011-2014 academic years. Selected women’s basketball games will also be aired on the station. NAU fans can listen to the games online at BigTalkerradio.com or on their iPhone, Blackberry, or Android smartphone via our free mobile application. The mobile applications extend the worldwide reach of the broadcasts that already blanket northern Arizona. The flagship station of the Lumberjack Radio Network allows listeners in Flagstaff, Prescott, Camp Verde, Williams, Winslow and Sedona to tune into 105.1 The Big Talker to hear Mitch Strohman’s colorful play-by-play. In addition to 105.1 The Big Talker Grenax Broadcasting II LLC owns and operates four FM radio stations in the

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

Mitch Strohman - Voice of the Lumberjacks Veteran announcer Mitch Strohman returns for his eighth consecutive season and 13th overall as the "Voice of the Lumberjacks" for football and men's basketball on the Lumberjack Television/Radio Network. Strohman also handles play-by-play duties for selected women's basketball, soccer and volleyball games. More than 30 radio games during the season are simulcast by NAU-TV, who distributes the games in full HD to Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and 104, Fox Sports Arizona, Fox College Sports (FCS) and the live, online channel: http://www.nau-tv.com/watchlive/ Strohman is also the host of the monthly show produced by NAU-TV, “The Score”. “The Score” airs on Fox Sports Arizona and Fox College Sports, as well as Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and 104. Strohman first started doing NAU play-by-play in 1991 on Flagstaff cable TV and he took over the radio duties from 1994 to 1998 returning to the NAU broadcast booth in 2005. Mitch has called several milestone games in NAU history including the all of the first ever broadcasts of NAU sports on Fox Sports Arizona and Fox College Sports, Lumberjacks’ first ever NCAA Tournament appearance against Cincinnati in 1998, women’s basketball’s first ever NCAA Tournament game against Baylor in 2006, the first ever I-AA football playoff appearance against Furman in 1996, men’s NIT games against Arkansas in 1997 and Delaware State in 2006, the men’s first ever game in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament in 2011 and some 20 men’s and women’s Big Sky Conference Tournament basketball games. Mitch has called nearly 600 Lumberjack football, basketball, volleyball and soccer games and nearly 100 Flagstaff area high school football and basketball games. Strohman has been honored with dozens of broadcasting awards, including two Governor Cups from the Arizona Associated Press. In 1992, Mitch was named Arizona Broadcast Journalist of the Year by the Arizona Associated Press Broadcasters Association and in 1988 he was honored with the top national news coverage award from the AP. Strohman is contracted by NAU through his company, MAS Communications, which provides voice talent, talk shows, news and sports anchoring and event emceeing. Strohman has served on dozens of local non-profit boards and has emceed hundreds of events. Mitch is currently a member of the Arizona Daily Sun’s Publisher’s Advisory Group and is also on the Board of Directors the Lumberjack Athletic Association (LAA). He’s been an on-air fundraiser for past 20 years on KAET Channel Eight (PBS) in Phoenix. Mitch is currently co-host and producer of “The Mitch and Joe Show,” a news talk/opinion program heard weekdays between 4-5 p.m. on 105.1 FM The Big Talker and www.bigtalkerradio.com, which is also the radio home of Lumberjack football and basketball. Mitch also hosts “What’s Cooking with Mitch,” a popular TV show that highlights local restaurants and their chefs on NAU-TV. Strohman is married to the former Ana Morales, a NAU graduate. They have two children: son Zach (19) and daughter Catalina (13).

Kevin Stephens Football Color Commentator Kevin Stephens begins his eighth season as the color commentator for the Sodexo Lumberjack Radio Network. Stephens played quarterback at Northern Arizona in 1995-96 after a standout career at Cactus High School in Glendale, AZ where he was named All-Arizona his senior year, and a stint at BYU-Idaho (formerly Ricks College). He helped the Vikings to their first undefeated season in school history and a second-place national finish in the NJCAA in 1992. Stephens has been a resident of Flagstaff for 17 years. He is a certified public accountant and partner in the Flagstaff office of HintonBurdick CPAs & Advisors. An Eagle Scout and avid water skier, Stephens is passionate about college football, great food, and his family. He is married to the former Carol King, a NAU graduate. They have four children: Tanner (13), Emma (11), Sara (8), Dallin (6).

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Television

Televison The Northern Arizona football program will have eight of its 11 regular season games televised during the 2012 season, highlighted by five games on by NAU-TV and distributed to Fox Sports Arizona Plus and Fox College Sports. The Lumberjacks will be part of two national debut weekends on both ROOT SPORTS and the PAC12 NETWORK. The NAU game at North Dakota will also be shown by the Midco Sports Network and Fox College Sports. NAU-TV NAU-TV will again partner with NAU Athletics and televise almost 30 events from the Northern Arizona University campus in 2011-12. NAUTV will show all its coverage to full high definition for the second season, while broadcasting all their events online and distributing to Fox Sports Arizona, Fox College Sports (available to 54 million cable subscribers in the United States) and local Flagstaff cable.

The first of five NAU-TV football broadcasts will be the NAU-Fort Lewis football game on Saturday, Sept. 15. All five games will be picked up nationally by Fox Sports Arizona Plus and shown online on the NAU-TV and Big Sky TV web streams. It will also be shown locally on Suddenlink cable on CH. 4. Mitch Strohman and Kevin Stephens will call all the football action with Reggie Eccleston providing sideline updates.

2012 NAU-TV Schedule Sept. 15 – Fort Lewis at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m. Sept. 29 – Portland State at Northern Arizona, 2:00 p.m. Oct. 20 – UC Davis at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m. Nov. 10 – Southern Utah at Northern Arizona, 2:00 p.m. Nov. 17 – Cal Poly at Northern Arizona, 4:00 p.m.

2012 Big Sky ROOT SPORTS Schedule Sept. 22 – Northern Arizona @ Montana 1:30pm MT Sept. 29 – Montana State @ Southern Utah, 1:30pm MT Sept. 29 – Montana @ Eastern Washington, 5:00pm MT Oct. 6 – Montana @ Northern Colorado, 1:30pm MT Oct. 6 – Montana State @ Cal Davis, 5:00pm MT Oct. 13 – Eastern Washington @ Mont. St., 1:30pm MT Oct. 20 – Montana @ North Dakota, 1:30pm MT Oct. 27 – Idaho State @ Montana, 1:30pm MT Nov. 3 – Montana @ Weber State, 1:30pm MT Nov. 3 – Montana State @ Sacramento State, 5:00pm MT Nov. 10 – Portland State @ Montana State, 1:30pm MT Nov. 17 – Montana State @ Montana, 1:30pm MT

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

ROOT SPORTS DIRECTV Sports Networks will telecast 12 Big Sky Conference games during the 2012 football season on the ROOT SPORTS branded regional sports networks. The three ROOT SPORTS networks reach more than 8.7 million viewers across 18 states, including Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Utah and Colorado that are home to most Big Sky institutions. DIRECTV Sports Networks will produce and televise all 12 Big Sky Conference football games in high-definition, starting on September 22 when Northern Arizona visits the University of Montana. DIRECTV Sports Networks will also introduce new on-air graphics customized for the Big Sky Conference and each of its individual teams. ROOT SPORTS will televise 12 of the 13 Big Sky Conference football teams at least once, and air contests from nine Big Sky stadiums. Starting on September 22, ROOT SPORTS will feature a Big Sky “Game of the Week” showcasing a key conference matchup. During three Saturdays this season, fans will be treated to a back-to-back double header of Big Sky football games.

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2012 Northern Arizona Football Preview Coming off a season that fea- the team or are coming off a red- (FCS) in 2011 in total offense, producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and tured five losses by a combined 20 shirt season. “We have a lot of returnees with pass efficiency leader. Bauman points, the Northern Arizona football team will look to turn around it’s a lot of experience; Not just starters ranked fourth in the country in rushfortunes this season and make a but guys who were in the rotation of ing with over 1,400 yards with bid for the Football Championship reps who should help our experi- seven games over 100 yards on Subdivision playoffs for the first ence,” said Souers. “We are going the season, while the Lumberjacks to rely on the lessons we learned posted the top passing efficiency time since 2003. The Lumberjacks feature last year to apply to this season’s mark in the Big Sky and ranked Walter Payton Award candidate schedule that I believe will give us a sixth in the nation in 2011 behind the play of Grossart. running back Zach Bauman as the stronger performance.” The major offensive pieces are leader of an offensive unit bolstered in place with Bauman and Grossart THE OFFENSE by the experience of a senior quarreturning. terback in Cary Grossart. They will Bauman is the face of the proNAU ranked 14th in the play behind a promising offensive line with all-conference experience Football Championship Subdivision gram after producing over 2,400 yards in his first two seasons and a skill group at receiver and a combined 30 touchthat earned valuable experidowns. He enters his junior ence a year ago. The ability season among the returning to turn the scoreboard in rushing leaders in the FCS their favor will hinge on a and the school record book. revamped defense that “He has been nothing short includes returning experiof amazing in his first two ence at each position that years,” said Souers. “For him will be supported by a talentto come in as a true freshman ed influx of recruits since the and play the way that he did last snap in 2012. and come back with a sopho“Last year was a really more year and be that much difficult year to assess,” said more effective shows what Head Coach Jerome 2012 SCHEDULE his talent level is. He is 15-20 Souers, who enters his 15th pounds heavier without any season at the helm of the Date, Opponent, Site, Time loss of mobility or speed or Lumberjack program. “Our Aug. 30, at Arizona State, Tempe, Ariz change of direction. He has win-loss record was Sept. 8, at UNLV, Las Vegas, Nev. positioned himself to have nowhere near where we felt Sept. 15, FORT LEWIS, FLAGSTAFF another great year.” it could or should have been. Sept. 22, at Montana, Missoula, Mont. The Lumberjacks added We worked very hard to Sept. 29, PORTLAND ST. (FW), FLAGSTAFF California transfer Covaughn identify the deficiencies in Oct. 13, at North Dakota, Grand Forks, N.D. Deboskie in the offseason to our performance last year to Oct. 20, UC DAVIS (HC), FLAGSTAFF provide depth and experience improve our outlook for the behind Bauman. Austin coming year.” Oct. 27, at Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colo. Shanks, who returned to the The Lumberjacks return Nov. 3, at Idaho State, Pocatello, Idaho backfield in spring practice, 15 starters and 39 letter winNov. 10, SOUTHERN UTAH, FLAGSTAFF gives NAU options and addiners overall, as well as 26 Nov. 17, CAL POLY, FLAGSTAFF tional speed. players who have been on

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Gilleo, who started at left tackle and earned All-Big Sky honors last season, will move to the right side in 2012. Junior Kyle Walker returns as well after earning All-Big Sky honorable mention honors at left guard, while senior Matt Wilson is also back to compete at right guard after starting last season. Line coach Eric Reid will replace graduated seniors Alex Mott (center) and Dwight Boyd with redshirt sophomores Joe Gurski and Shane Moniz. “Trey and Kyle have been staples of our offensive line for the last couple years,” said Souers. “We expect that position to be very proficient not only in running the football but protecting the quarterback. The key to any offense is being able to run the football and protect the quarterback at the line of scrimmage. If you are able to do that consistently it bodes well for your skill position players.” The further development of the passing game, especially the deep threat, will depend on the further development of the receivers. Under the direction of NAU Hall of Famer and former NFL quarterback Jeff Lewis, Souers is confident the position took strides in the spring. Khalil Paden graduated after leading the team in every statistical category last season. But junior Ify Umodu, who had 50 catches for 667 yards, and breakout freshman Dejzon Walker both return. Walker was named the Offensive Newcomer of the Year of the program and was tabbed the College Sports Madness Big Sky Freshman of the Year after recording 22 catches for 328 yards with three touchdowns.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Flagstaff, Ariz. Founded: 1899 Enrollment: 25,204 Nickname: Lumberjacks Colors: Blue, Gold and Sage Stadium: J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome (10,000/Real Grass Field Turf) Conference: Big Sky (NCAA FCS) President: Dr. John Haeger VP: Lisa Campos TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Record: 4-7 BSC Record/Finish: 3-5/T6th Final Polls: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: 39/18 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/11 Offense Returning/Lost: 8/3 Defense Returning/Lost: 7/4 Special Teams Returning/Lost: 0/3

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All-Big Sky second team fullback Jake Hess returns for his second season after joining the program from Boise State last fall. He proved the fullback could be a valuable wrinkle to the offense and looks to make a bigger impact in 2012. Grossart returns for his senior season after a solid initial season as a starter behind center. He was an All-America Third Team selection by Beyond Sports College Network and garnered All-Big Sky Honorable Mention honors after ranking third in the Big Sky in passing yards per game at 249.5. He completed 197for-299 with 16 touchdowns on the season and just seven interceptions and had at least one touchdown pass in 10 of 11 games, including five games with two or more. “There is no substitute for experience at the quarterback position and having a rallying point for the offense always centers around the quarterback,” said Souers. “Cary’s experience gives us a lot more continuity and confidence that we lacked before.” Grossart will be backed up by redshirt sophomore Chase Cartwright with redshirt freshmen Kyren Poe and Jordan Perry waiting for an opportunity to contribute. “We have a unique position in that we have four quarterbacks capable of running our offense and are ready to go,” said Souers. “We have more depth at that position than any time I can remember.” The Lumberjacks’ offensive success again will depend on the development of the line. A season ago, NAU started the same five layers in every game and the results spoke for themselves. Senior Trey

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jerome Souers Alma Mater: Oregon ’83 Souers at NAU: 76-82 (14 yrs.) Career Record: 76-82 (14 yrs.) Assistant Coaches: Rich Scangarello (Offensive Coordinator/QBs) Andy Thompson (Defensive Coordinator/LB) Travis Baker (DL) Jimmy Beal (RB) Charles Huff (DBs) Craig Knoth (TE/Recruiting) David Reeves (Safeties/Special Teams) Eric Reid (Running Game Coordinator/OL) Jeff Lewis (WRs/Pro Liaison) Graduate Assistants: Zac McNally (Defense) Director of Football Operations: Matt Howdeshell Athletic Trainer: Ryan Pinson

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“We had to go through a lot of baptism under fire,” said Souers. “We had a lot of guys that had not played here before and were in a position to contribute. At times, we looked very good and at times we were inconsistent.” Junior Jeremy Dang and Oregon transfer Nick Cole, who was sidelined with an injury after four games last season, are both poised for impact seasons after seeing action last season. Junior college transfer Jesse Brantley will also have an impact on the twodeep after transferring from Scottsdale CC after 44 catches for 740 yards and seven touchdowns in 2011. “It has the talent,” said Souers of the receiver position. “We have to be consistent not just with our ability to run routes, but blocking down field. Coach Lewis has done a great job in the spring of raising bar of the expectations of our receiver position.” THE DEFENSE NAU ranked fifth in the conference in total defense and third overall in points allowed. Defensive Coordinator Andy Thompson had one of the top units against the run (third overall) but listed seventh in the conference after allowing more than 250 passing yards per game. While the defense returns seven starters, the unit needed specific help on the defensive line to fill the void left by the graduation of four experienced players, including three starters in Isaac Bond, Dan Pela and Blayne Anderson. A two-time All-Big Sky selection, Bond was the leader based on

experience ALL-CONFERENCE RETURNEES (7) and performAnders Battle, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention ance and Zach Bauman, All-Big Sky First Team returning Trey Gilleo, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention starter Jarret Cary Grossart, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention Bilbrey hopes Jake Hess, All-Big Sky Second Team to take over his Kyle Walker, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention Tim Wilkinson, All-Big Sky Honorable Mention role on the team. He was the only way you are going to get named the Defensive Outstanding better is to play,” said Souers. “This Junior of the Year after seeing particular group continues to grow action in all 11 games with seven up and improve and will only get starts and recording 27 tackles with better with each game. We return a five sacks last season. He is joined lot of guys with experience. Our by junior Tim Wilkinson, an All-Big secondary has a good chance to be Sky Honorable Mention and the much better.” program’s Outstanding Sophomore The starters at cornerback, of the Year. He recorded 30 tackles Randy Hale. Jr and Anders with a team-best 6.0 tackles for loss Battle, return along with backups last season. Devin Willis, Blake Bailey and “Tim Wilkinson and Jarret Mana Purdy. Bilbrey bring a lot of experience Seniors Taylor Malenfant and and return with a strong underjunior Mike Dosen, a transfer from standing of what is required of our Oregon prior to last season, expect defensive line,” said Souers. to challenge for the starting role at Souers addressed the need for strong safety. Junior college transimpact and depth at the position, fer Lucky Dozier is also expected recruiting two mid-year transfers in to see action. Senior Taylor Patton Chima Ike and Steven Garcia and and Taylor Julio will play free safefour additional junior college transty with sophomore Robert Watson, fers that come to Flagstaff this fall. who saw action in 10 games last Justin Jungblut, a transfer from season. Boise State, will also be in the mix. Of all the positions on the field, “Our coaching staff did a great the Lumberjacks were the youngest job repopulating the number of at linebacker in 2011. Senior Scott guys that we lost due to graduaMcKeever tied for the team lead in tion,” said Souers. “Our defensive tackles with redshirt freshman line has a chance to be a very Craig Frum. True freshman Austin strong position for us.” Hasquet and Tevin Ray both The Lumberjacks took some played significant snaps and licks in the secondary in 2011 but gained valuable experience. hope to benefit from the experience “We played a lot of freshman gained by playing a group that last season,” said Souers. “We returns nine of the 10 players on expect improvement for several the two deep at the cornerback and reasons. They are all stronger safety positions. physically and had great offsea“With the secondary position sons, as well as understanding the

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THE SPECIALISTS Junior Andy Wilder has big shoes to fill with the graduation of kicker Matt Myers and punter Drew Zamora last season, filling the kicker roles for the Lumberjacks. After waiting on the sideline for the last three seasons, he is ready to take the field. Myers took every field goal attempt over the last three seasons, while Zamora handled all but four punts and seven kickoffs (all by Wilder). But Head Coach Jerome Souers says Wilder is ready for the opportunity after serving as a backup the last two seasons and a redshirt campaign. “Andy Wilder is a very talented young man and he has been waiting his turn,” said Souers. “He has had some old guys that have mentored him the last couple years. I think he is ready for his time. He will pick up where those guys left off and set a new benchmark for the kicking game. He is a very talented specialist with a very strong leg. We are excited about Andy.” True freshman Ryan Hawkins will serve as Wilder’s backup. THE SCHEDULE The additions to the Big Sky bring the conference to 11 full members and 13 football-playing schools. Four of the original six charter members of the league – Idaho State University, The University of Montana, Montana

State University and Weber State University - still call the Big Sky Conference home. Northern Arizona, which joined the league in 1970, gives the Big Sky five members with at least 40 years of continuous membership. The expansion means plenty of changes for the upcoming intercollegiate athletic season. In football, teams will continue to play an eightgame conference schedule. Each team will play two “rivals” each season and rotate through the remaining teams. A tiebreaker format has been formulated to determine who will earn the league’s automatic bid to the Division I Football Championship should a tie atop the standings occur. “The schedule is unique in a lot of different ways,” said Souers. “Having all the new teams on our schedule will give us the opportunity to see all the new faces. It will create some challenges in preparation, the new teams will have new schemes and thinking. It will be fun for our fans to see some different teams and because they are more regional, it will be fun that way as well.” The Lumberjacks will host Fort Lewis in the home opener on Sept. 15 after playing two road games to open the season at Arizona State (Aug. 30) and UNLV (Sept. 8). “The non-conference schedule is challenging and exciting,” said Souers. “Overall, the 2012 schedule is an opportunity to accomplish some great goals. For a team that was so close last year and ready to emerge, I think it is a great schedule.” NAU opens Big Sky Conference play at Montana on

Sept. 22 before returning for the Family Weekend contest against Portland State on Sept. 29. “We are hoping that the toughness of the early non-conference schedule with strengthen our team and give us the skills to play in adverse environment and better prepare us to play a tough, early road schedule,” said Souers. After a bye week on Oct. 6, NAU will travel to North Dakota in Grand Forks, N.D., on Oct. 13 for the first time. The Lumberjacks finish the regular season by hosting three of their final five games at home. NAU hosts new Big Sky affiliate member UC Davis on Oct. 20 for Homecoming before back-toback road games at Northern Colorado (Oct. 27) and at Idaho State (Nov. 3). The Lumberjacks will then host new full Big Sky member Southern Utah on Nov. 10 and football affiliate member Cal Poly on Nov. 17. “Our schedule is going to challenge our team but I think they have the mental toughness to endure the adversity that is going to come at us early,” concluded Souers. “They have the mentality to learn and get better each week. If we do it right, we will position ourselves for the playoffs and that is something our program has not enjoyed in some time. We are looking forward to a team that is capable of challenging the conference at that level and a staff that is preparing play beyond the Cal Poly game at the end of the year and into the postseason.”

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schemes and having the ability to be consistent in executions. The year of experience will help them as well.”

Roster Breakdown

2012 Northern Arizona Football Roster Breakdown Starters Returning (15)*

Others Lost (12)

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

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

Starters Lost (11) Offense (4): RG Dwight Boyd, C Alex Mott, WR Khalil Paden, TE Brian Riley. Defense (4): DE Blayne Anderson, DL Isaac Bond, DT Dan Pela, LB Scott McKeever. Specialists (3): LS Ben Bachelier, K Matt Myers, P Drew Zamora. Return From Season Ending Injury (2): RB Jamaal Perkins, LB Ryan Reardon.

Letterman Returning (39) Offense (16): RB Zach Bauman, WR Jesse Bueno, QB Chase Cartwright, WR Jeremy Dang, WR Caleve Deboskie, TE Drew Emanuel, TE Beau Gardner, OL Trey Gilleo, QB Cary Grossart, FB Jake Hess, TE R.J. Rickert, WR/RB Austin Shanks, WR Ify Umodu, WR Dejzon Walker, OL Kyle Walker, OL Matt Wilson. Defense (22): CB Blake Bailey, CB Anders Battle, DE Jarret Bilbrey, DL Isaac Bond, S Mike Dosen, LB Craig Frum, CB Randy Hale, Jr., LB Austin Hasquet, S Taylor Julio, DB Taylor Malenfant, DL Zach McDonnell, S Taylor Patton, LB Brandon Phillips, DB Mana Purdy, LB Nick Ragland-Johnsen, LB Tevin Ray, LB Eric Storey, DL Junior Vicente, S Robert Watson, DL Tim Wilkinson, DB Aaron Williams; DB Devin Willis. Specialists (1): K Andy Wilder.

Letterman Lost (18) Offense (9): WR Daniel Adler, OL Dwight Boyd, WR Mike Czyz, OL Alex Mott, FB Vinnie Paciulli, WR Khalil Paden, TE Brian Riley, LS/RB Andy Saldana, QB Chasen Stangel. Defense (6): DE Blayne Anderson, DE Isaac Bond, CB Daivon Dumas, DL Alec Hutton, LB Scott McKeever, DL Dan Pela. Specialists (3): LS Ben Bachelier, K Matt Myers, P Drew Zamora.

Other 2012 Lumberjacks (28) Redshirts/Squad (23): OL Jake Abbott, CB Marcus Alford, WR Brandon Babineaux, WR Mason Biggi, DL John Castaneda, WR Nick Cole, OL Roy Garcia, OL Leroy Guenther OL Joe Gurski, OL Jim Herrero, WR Alex Holmes, LB Harrison Johnson, CB Mike Massey, DE Mitch Melugin, OL Shane Moniz, RB Jamaal Perkins, QB Jordan Perry, OL Chris Pitts, QB Kyren Poe, LB Ryan Reardon, LB/LS Hayden Renning, OL Jake Rodriguez, LB Zack Williams. Mid-Year Transfers (3): DL Chima Ike, DL Steven Garcia, OL Dylan Lusk. Spring Walkon (2): FB Nick Butier, CB Louis Collins.

Newcomers (31) Newcomers (31): DL Anthony Arledge, LS Andy Bachelier, WR Jesse Brantley, LB Chris Connolly, DL Luke Daulton, RB Covaughn Deboskie, DB Lucky Dozier, K Brian Drulias, DL George Dunlap III, S Phonso Footman, WR Matt Geranen, LB Anthonoy Harrington, K Ryan Hawkins, S Anthony Hughes, RB Casey Jahn, S Jake Johnston, OL Jacob Julian, DL Justin Jungblut DE Quintin Kantaris, OL Dylan LaFrenz, OL Zack Remley, LB Keith Parker, RB Daniel Pipkin, OL Eric Rodriguez, WR Hayden Sovacki, FB Jake Thomas, WR Alex Tolliver, DL Marc Thompson, S Ryan Wagner, S Quaid Willis. Offense (12): WR Jesse Brantley, RB Covaughn Deboskie, WR Matt Geranen, RB Casey Jahn, OL Jacob Julian, OL Dylan LaFrenz, RB Daniel Pipkin OL Zack Remley, OL Eric Rodriguez, WR Hayden Sovacki, WR Alex Tolliver, FB Jake Thomas. Defense (14): DL Anthony Arledge, LB Chris Connolly, DL Luke Daulton,DB Lucky Dozier, DL George Dunlap III, S Phonso Footman, LB Anthonoy Harrington, S Anthony Hughes, S Jake Johnston, DL Justin Jungblut, DE Quintin Kantaris, LB Keith Parker, DL Marc Thompson, S Ryan Wagner, S Quaid Willis. Specialists (3): LS Andy Bachelier, K Brian

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

Lumberjacks By Class Senior (16): DE Jarret Bilbrey RB Covaughn Deboskie, RB OL Trey Gilleo, FB Jake Hess, QB Cary Grossart, S Taylor Julio, S Taylor Malenfant, S Taylor Patton, LB Brandon Phillips, OL Chris Pitts, DB Mana Purdy, LB Nick Ragland-Johnsen, WR/RB Austin Shanks, LB Eric Storey, DB Devin Willis, OL Matt Wilson. Junior (27): WR Brandon Babineaux, CB Anders Battle, RB Zach Bauman, WR Jesse Brantley, WR Nick Cole, LB Chris Connolly, WR Jeremy Dang, WR Ca’leve Deboskie, S Mike Dosen, DB Lucky Dozier, DL George Dunlap III, TE Drew Emanuel, DL Steven Garcia, CB Randy Hale, Jr., LB Anthonoy Harrington, S Anthony Hughes, DL Chima Ike, S Jake Johnston, DL Justin Jungblut, DE Quintin Kantaris, RB Daniel Pipkin LB Ryan Reardon, DL Marc Thompson, WR Ify Umodu, OL Kyle Walker, K Andy Wilder, DL Tim Wilkinson. Sophomore (20): LS Andy Bachelier, CB Blake Bailey, WR Mason Biggi, WR Jesse Bueno, QB Chase Cartwrigjht, LB Craig Frum, OL Roy Garcia, TE Beau Gardner, OL Joe Gurski, LB Austin Hasquet, OL Dylan Lusk, OL Shane Moniz, RB Jamaal Perkins, LB Tevin Ray, LS Hayden Renning, TE R.J. Rickert, OL Junior Vicente, TE Dejzon Walker, S Robert Watson, DB Aaron Williams. Redshirt Freshman (16): OL Jake Abbott, CB Marcus Alford, FB Nick Butier, DL John Castaneda, CB Louis Collins, OL Leroy Guenther, OL Jim Herrero, WR Alex Holmes, LB Harrison Johnson, CB Mike Massey, DL Zach McDonnell, DE Mitch Melugin, QB Jordan Perry, QB Kyren Poe, OL Jake Rodriguez, LB Zach Williams. True Freshman (15): DL Luke Daulton, K Brian Drulias, S Phonso Footman, WR Matt Geranen, K Ryan Hawkins, RB Casey Jahn, OL Jacob Julian, OL Dylan LaFrenz, LB Keith Parker, OL Zack Remley, OL Eric Rodriguez, WR Hayden Sovacki, WR Alex Tolliver, FB Jake Thomas, S Ryan Wagner.

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OFFENSE Left Tackle 71 Joe Gurski (6-5, 315, So.-1L*) 79 Chris Pitts (6-5, 265, Sr.-SQ*) Left Guard 74 Kyle Walker (6-4, 290, Jr.-1L*) 70 Dylan Lusk (6-3, 294, So.-RS*) Center 60 Shane Moniz (6-3, 270, So.-SQ*) 55 Jake Abbott (6-3, 275, Fr.-RS*) Right Guard 67 Roy Garcia (6-3, 275, So.-SQ*) 69 Matt Wilson (6-6, 300, Sr.-2L*) Right Tackle 72 Trey Gilleo (6-6, 300, Sr.-3L*) 69 Matt Wilson (6-6, 300, Sr.-2L*) Tight End 83 R.J. Rickert (6-3, 230, So.-1L) 88 Drew Emanuel (6-4, 252, Jr.-2L) 89 Beau Gardner (6-4, 240, So.-1L*) Wide Receiver 8 Ify Umodu (6-3, 215, Jr.-2L) 18 Jesse Brantley (6-0, 195, Jr.-TR) 14 Alex Holmes (6-0, 180, Fr.-RS*) Wide Receiver 85 Dejzon Walker (6-3, 225, So.-1L) 81 Jeremy Dang (6-3, 210, Jr.-2L*) 87 Jesse Bueno (6-0, 180, So.-SQ*) Wide Receiver 6 Nick Cole (6-3, 195, Jr.-SQ*) 84 Brandon Babineaux (6-4, 205, So.-TR*) 17 Caâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;leve Deboskie (6-0, 180, Jr.-1L*) Quarterback 5 Cary Grossart (6-1, 180, Sr.-1L*) 15 Chase Cartwright (6-3, 210, So.-1L*) 11 Jordan Perry (6-3, 210, Fr.-FR*) OR 7 Kyren Poe (6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*) Fullback 43 Jake Hess (5-10, 227, Sr.-1L) 45 Nick Butier (6-1, 240, Fr.-RS*) Running Back 34 Zach Bauman (5-10, 200, Jr.-2L) 28 Covaughn Deboskie (5-11, 210, Sr.-TR) 2 Austin Shanks (5-8, 175, Sr.-3L*)

RETURN SPECIALISTS Punt Return 38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 190, Sr.-3L) 4 Randy Hale (5-10, 175, Jr.-2L) Kickoff Return 38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 190, Sr.-3L) 17 Ca'leve Deboskie (6-0, 180, Jr.-1L*)

DEFENSE

Left End 94 Jarret Bilbrey (6-5, 265, Sr.-3L*) 97 George Dunlap III (6-1, 255, Jr.-TR*) 92 Anthony Arledge (6-4, 245, Fr.-HS) 52 Mitch Melugin (6-3, 250, Fr.-RS*) Tackle 90 Tim Wilkinson (5-11, 290, Jr.-2L) 49 Chima Ike (5-10, 255, Jr.-TR) 66 Junior Vicente (6-0, 265, So.-1L) Nose 98 31 57

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

Right End 50 Steven Garcia (6-2, 235, Jr.-TR) OR 96 Quentin Kantaris (6-2, 230, Jr.-TR) 99 Zach McDonnell (6-2, 220, Fr.-RS*) Sam Linebacker 44 Ryan Reardon (6-1, 235, Jr.-RS*) 56 Brandon Phillips (5-10, 215, Sr.-3L*)

Two Deep Roster

2012 Northern Arizona Football Two Deep

Mike Linebacker 35 Austin Hasquet (6-1, 225, So.-1L) 54 Craig Frum (6-3, 225, So.-1L*) 51 Eric Storey (6-1, 235, Sr.-1L) Jack Linebacker 58 Harrison Johnson (6-3, 195, Fr.-RS*) 10 Nick Ragland-Johnsen (6-0, 211, Sr.-3L) 33 Tevin Ray (6-1, 190, So.-1L) Left Cornerback 30 Devin Willis (6-0, 178, Sr.-1L) 22 Marcus Alford (5-10, 160, Fr.-RS*) 4 Randy Hale (5-10, 175, Jr.-2L) Right Cornerback 19 Anders Battle (6-0, 185, Jr.-2L) 24 Blake Bailey (5-8, 170, So.-1L*) 27 Mana Purdy (5-8, 175, Sr.-2L*) Strong Safety 20 Lucky Dozier (5-10, 185, Jr.-TR*) OR 21 Mike Dosen (5-11, 195, Jr.-1L*) Free Safety 38 Taylor Malenfant (6-1, 200, Sr.-3L) 47 Taylor Patton (6-1, 200, Sr.-3L) 3 Taylor Julio (6-0, 190, Sr.-2L*) Nickel 21 37

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

KICKING SPECIALISTS

Punter 41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*) 29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS) Placekicker 41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*) 29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS) Kickoffs 41 Andy Wilder (6-3, 205, Jr.-1L*) 29 Ryan Hawkins (5-11, 185, Fr.-HS) Long Snapper (FG) 62 Hayden Renning (6-1, 210, So.-SQ*) 59 Andy Bachelier (5-9, 182, So.-RS*) Holder 15 Chase Cartwright (6-3, 210, So.-1L*) * Used redshirt season

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Name Austin Shanks Taylor Julio Randy Hale, Jr. Cary Grossart Nick Cole Kyren Poe Ify Umodu Nick Ragland-Johnsen Jordan Perry Jake Johnston Chris Connolly Alex Holmes Chase Cartwright Mike Massey Ca'leve Deboskie Jesse Brantley Anders Battle Lucky Dozier Mike Dosen Marcus Alford Jamaal Perkins Blake Bailey Daniel Pipkin Mana Purdy Covaughn Deboskie Ryan Hawkins Devin Willis Marc Thompson Louis Collins Tevin Ray Zach Bauman Austin Hasquet Anthony Harrington Anthony Hughes Taylor Malenfant Robert Watson Quaid Willis Andy Wilder Casey Jahn Jake Hess Ryan Reardon Nick Butier Jake Thomas Taylor Patton Hayden Sovacki Chima Ike Steven Garcia Eric Storey Mitch Melugin Keith Parker Craig Frum Jake Abbott Brandon Phillips Zack Williams Harrison Johnson Andy Bachelier Shane Moniz Jim Herrero Hayden Renning Jake Rodriguez Jacob Julian Zack Remley Junior Vicente Roy Garcia Ryan Wagner Matt Wilson Dylan Lusk Joe Gurski Trey Gilleo Leroy Guenther Kyle Walker Dylan LaFrenz Eric Rodriguez Chris Pitts Mason Biggi Jeremy Dang Alex Tolliver R.J. Rickert Brandon Babineaux Dejzon Walker Matt Geranen Jesse Bueno Drew Emanuel Beau Gardner Tim Wilkinson Brian Drulias Anthony Arledge John Castaneda Jarret Bilbrey Luke Daulton Quentin Kantaris George Dunlap III Justin Jungblut Zach McDonnell

Pos. WR S CB QB WR QB WR LB QB S LB WR QB CB WR WR CB DB S CB RB CB RB CB RB K CB DL CB LB LB LB LB S S S S K RB FB LB FB FB S WR DL DL LB DE LB LB OL LB LB LB LS OL OL LS/LB OL OL OL DL OL S OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR TE WR TE WR WR TE TE DL K DL DL DL DL DE DL DL DL

Ht. 5-8 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-3 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-3 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-8 5-11 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-1 5-9 6-1 6-0 5-9 6-3 5-11 5-10 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-11 5-10 6-2 6-0 6-3 5-11 6-3 6-3 5-10 6-4 6-3 5-9 6-3 6-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-0 6-3 6-0 6-6 6-3 6-5 6-6 6-7 6-4 6-4 6-3 6-5 6-0 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-4 5-11 5-10 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-2

Wt. 175 190 175 188 195 195 215 211 210 210 230 180 210 195 180 195 185 185 195 160 185 178 210 175 210 185 178 290 160 190 200 225 210 200 190 190 165 205 185 227 235 240 220 195 175 255 235 235 250 235 225 275 215 225 195 182 270 225 210 255 297 270 265 275 170 300 294 315 300 235 290 285 272 265 185 210 175 230 205 225 180 180 252 240 290 185 245 235 245 203 230 255 280 220

Cl.-Exp. Sr.-3L* Sr.-3L* Jr.-2L Sr.-1L* Jr.-SQ* Fr.-RS* Jr.-2L Sr.-3L Fr.-RS* Jr.-TR Jr.-TR Fr.-RS* So.-1L* Fr.-RS* Jr.-1L* Jr.-TR Jr.-2L Jr.-TR* Jr.-1L* Fr.-RS* So.-SQ* So.-1L* Jr.-TR* Sr.-2L* Sr.-TR Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Jr.-TR FR.-RS* So.-1L Jr.-2L So.-1L Jr.-TR* Jr.-TR Sr.-3L So.-1L* Fr.-HS Jr.-1L* Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Jr.-SQ* Fr.-RS Fr.-HS Sr.-3L Fr.-HS Jr.-TR Jr.-TR Sr.-1L Fr.-RS* Fr.-HS So.-1L* Fr.-RS* Sr.-3L* Fr.-RS* Fr.-RS* So-RS* So.-SQ* Fr.-RS* So.-SQ* Fr.-RS* Fr.-HS Fr.-HS So.-1L* So.-SQ* Fr.-HS Sr.-2L* So.-RS* So.-1L* Sr.-3L* Fr.-RS* Jr.-1L* Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Sr.-SQ* So.-RS* Jr.-2L* Fr.-HS So.-1L Jr.-SQ* So.-1L Fr.-HS So.-SQ* Jr.-2L So.-1L* Jr.-2L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Fr.-RS* Sr.-3L* Fr.-HS Jr.-TR Jr.-TR* Jr.-TR Fr.-RS*

Hometown (High School/Last School) Pacoima, Calif. (Crespi) San Diego, Calif. (Chula Vista) Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye) Folsom, Calif. (Folsom) Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley/Oregon) Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton) Covina, Calif. (South Hills) Seattle, Wash. (Franklin) Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic) Eagle, Idaho (Eagle/Boise State/Saddleback JC) Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Capistrano Valley/Saddleback JC) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol) Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Millennium) Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) Gilbert, Ariz. Gilbert/Scottsdale CC) Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) Sacramento, Calif. (Luther Burbank/Grambling/College of San Mateo) Pittsburg, Calif. (De La Salle/Oregon) Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa) Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa) San Diego, Calif. (Serra HS) Inglewood, Calif. (St. Bernard/Santa Monica College) Kamuela, Hawai'i (Hawaii Preparatory Academy/Boise State) Tucson, Ariz. (Hamilton/California) Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain) Miami, Fla. (Miami Northwestern/Palomar College) Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch/Diablo Valley College) Los Angeles, Calif. (Campbell Hall) Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton) Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty) Surprise, Ariz. (Peoria/N.M. Highlands/NAU/Phoenix College) Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/Glendale CC) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos) Los Angeles, Calif. (West Ranch) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) Peoria, Ariz. (Northwest Christian) Reno, Nev. (Galena/Boise State) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/Portland St./GCC) San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo) Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View) San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente) Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) Walnut, Calif. (Walnut/Nevada/Fullerton College) Downey, Calif. (St. John Bosco/Fullerton College) Oakley, Calif. (Moreau Catholic/Los Madones College) Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo) Long Beach, Calif. (JSerra) Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain) Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) Loma Linda, Calif. (Redlands) Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha) Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway) Rio Rico, Ariz. (Nogales) Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon) Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman Academy) Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua) New River, Ariz. (Boulder Creek) Prescott, Ariz. (Bradshaw Mountain) Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field) Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott) Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza) Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) Payson, Ariz. (Payson) Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/New Mexico State) Valley Center, Calif. (Valley Center) Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman) Wickenburg, Ariz. (Wickenburg) Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino) Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos) Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale) Antioch, Calif. (Antioch/Diablo Valley College) Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre) Glendale, Ariz. (Peoria) Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark) Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite) Folsom, Calif. (Folsom/UNLV) Chandler, Ariz. (Basha) Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro) Mesa, Ariz. (Highland) Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC) Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman) Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar) Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax) San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma) San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista) Flagstaff, Ariz. (Coconino) Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Moorpark/Army/Moorpark CC) Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel/Cabrillo College) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro/Boise State) Poway, Calif. (Poway)

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No. 55 22 92 84 59 24 19 34 80 94 18 87 45 15 93 6 32 13 81 95 17 28 21 20 91 97 88 54 67 50 89 86 72 5 73 71 4 36 35 29 61 43 14 37 49 42 58 12 64 3 98 96 75 70 38 16 99 52 60 53 47 23 11 56 79 25 7 27 10 33 44 65 62 83 76 63 2 82 51 46 31 82 8 66 85 74 68 39 41 90 57 30 40 69

Name Jake Abbott Marcus Alford Anthony Arledge Brandon Babineaux Andy Bachelier Blake Bailey Anders Battle Zach Bauman Mason Biggi Jarret Bilbrey Jesse Brantley Jesse Bueno Nick Butier Chase Cartwright John Castaneda Nick Cole Louis Collins Chris Connolly Jeremy Dang Luke Daulton Ca'leve Deboskie Covaughn Deboskie Mike Dosen Lucky Dozier Brian Drulias George Dunlap III Drew Emanuel Craig Frum Roy Garcia Steven Garcia Beau Gardner Matt Geranen Trey Gilleo Cary Grossart Leroy Guenther Joe Gurski Randy Hale, Jr. Anthony Harrington Austin Hasquet Ryan Hawkins Jim Herrero Jake Hess Alex Holmes Anthony Hughes Chima Ike Casey Jahn Harrison Johnson Jake Johnston Jacob Julian Taylor Julio Justin Jungblut Quentin Kantaris Dylan LaFrenz Dylan Lusk Taylor Malenfant Mike Massey Zach McDonnell Mitch Melugin Shane Moniz Keith Parker Taylor Patton Jamaal Perkins Jordan Perry Brandon Phillips Chris Pitts Daniel Pipkin Kyren Poe Mana Purdy Nick Ragland-Johnsen Tevin Ray Ryan Reardon Zack Remley Hayden Renning R.J. Rickert Eric Rodriguez Jake Rodriguez Austin Shanks Hayden Sovacki Eric Storey Jake Thomas Marc Thompson Alex Tolliver Ify Umodu Junior Vicente Dejzon Walker Kyle Walker Ryan Wagner Robert Watson Andy Wilder Tim Wilkinson Zack Williams Devin Willis Quaid Willis Matt Wilson

Pos. OL CB DL WR LS CB CB RB WR DL WR WR FB QB DL WR CB LB WR DL WR RB S DB K DL TE LB OL DL TE WR OL QB OL OL CB LB LB K OL WR S DL RB LB S OL S DL DE OL OL S CB DL DE OL LB S RB QB LB OL RB QB CB LB LB LB OL LS/LB TE OL OL WR WR LB FB DL WR WR DL TE OL S S K DL LB CB S OL

Ht. 6-3 5-10 6-4 6-4 5-9 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-5 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-0 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-4 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-0 6-6 6-1 6-7 6-5 5-10 6-1 6-1 5-11 6-6 FB 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-11 6-3 5-11 6-4 6-1 6-5 6-2 6-4 6-3 6-1 5-10 6-2 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-3 5-10 6-5 5-11 6-3 5-8 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-2 5-8 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-7 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-3 5-11 6-4 6-0 5-9 6-6

Wt. 275 160 245 205 182 178 185 200 185 245 195 180 240 210 235 195 160 230 210 203 180 210 195 185 185 255 252 225 275 235 240 180 300 188 235 315 175 210 225 185 225 5-10 180 200 255 185 195 210 297 190 280 230 285 294 190 195 220 250 270 235 195 185 210 215 265 210 195 175 211 190 235 270 210 230 272 255 175 175 235 220 290 175 215 265 225 290 170 190 205 290 225 178 165 300

Cl.-Exp. Fr.-RS* Fr.-RS* Fr.-HS Jr.-SQ* So-RS* So.-1L* Jr.-2L Jr.-2L So.-RS* Sr.-3L* Jr.-TR So.-SQ* Fr.-RS So.-1L* Fr.-RS* Jr.-SQ* FR.-RS* Jr.-TR Jr.-2L* Fr.-HS Jr.-1L* Sr.-TR Jr.-1L* Jr.-TR* Fr.-HS Jr.-TR* Jr.-2L So.-1L* So.-SQ* Jr.-TR So.-1L* Fr.-HS Sr.-3L* Sr.-1L* Fr.-RS* So.-1L* Jr.-2L Jr.-TR* So.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-RS* 227 Fr.-RS* Jr.-TR Jr.-TR Fr.-HS Fr.-RS* Jr.-TR Fr.-HS Sr.-3L* Jr.-TR Jr.-TR Fr.-HS So.-RS* Sr.-3L Fr.-RS* Fr.-RS* Fr.-RS* So.-SQ* Fr.-HS Sr.-3L So.-SQ* Fr.-RS* Sr.-3L* Sr.-SQ* Jr.-TR* Fr.-RS* Sr.-2L* Sr.-3L So.-1L Jr.-SQ* Fr.-HS So.-SQ* So.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-RS* Sr.-3L* Fr.-HS Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Jr.-TR Fr.-HS Jr.-2L So.-1L* So.-1L Jr.-1L* Fr.-HS So.-1L* Jr.-1L* Jr.-2L Fr.-RS* Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Sr.-2L*

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Head Coach Jerome Souers

Head Coach Jerome Souers Entering his 15th year as head coach of the Northern Arizona football program, Jerome Souers, the dean of the Big Sky Conference coaches, has taken the Lumberjack program to new milestones. Under Souers, NAU made a record-breaking NCAA I-AA Quarterfinal appearance in 2003, won the first Big Sky Conference title CoSIDA Academic All-America selection for the second consince 1978, recorded two playoff secutive season as NAU led the nation with five CoSIDA berths and posted eight winning sea- academic all-district selections. sons. During his 14-year tenure, In 2006, Murrietta led a reemergence that produced Souers has coached 119 student- significant improvements in the offensive production, resultathletes to all-conference honors a combined 196 times with ing in a winning season with six wins and ranking among the 44 first-team selections and 42 All-Americans accolades. top turnarounds in the country. Murrietta had a stellar senior Souers, who was named the 1999 Big Sky season highlighted by a runner-up finish for the Walter Conference Coach of the Year, also has the Lumberjacks Payton Award, All-America honors and his second Big Sky posting impressive results in the classroom. The football Conference Offensive Player of the Year award. He threw program has produced the Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete of for 2,827 yards with a 65.0 completion percentage and a the Year six times (Blair Boynton, Eric Damko, Steve school-record 34 touchdowns, leading the Big Sky in passGomez, Mark Gould, Paul Ernster and Jeff Wheeler) and ing efficiency (168.2) and total offense (243.1), while rankhad a program-best 14 student-athletes named to the 2011 ing fifth and 11th nationally. Big Sky Fall All-Academic team. Overall, 69 student-athletes Souers arrived in Flagstaff after spending 12 years at have earned 122 Big Sky academic honors over the last 14 Montana with a proven track record. His last eight seasons seasons. There have also been six Academic All- in Missoula he served as defensive coordinator. During his Americans, as well. stay with the Grizzlies, Montana was transformed from a Big Souers increased the program’s Academic Progress Sky also-ran into a perennial league and national title conRate, a real-time measure of eligibility, retention and gradu- tender. Souers’ tenure in Missoula produced 12 straight wination of student-athletes, five straight academic years (872 ning seasons, seven playoff berths, four appearances in the to 953) and had the highest multi-year rate in the Big Sky national semifinals, a national runner-up finish (1996) and a Conference in 2011, earning the Football Championship national title (1995). Montana won three Big Sky titles durSubdivision (FCS) Athletics Directors Association APR ing that span. Award. The award is given to the highest APR score in each Souers showed his winning touch from the start in of the 14 FCS conferences. January 1998 when he took over a program in limbo, But there is still work ahead. Souers, who has becoming the first NAU coach since coached a national champion, Dwain Painter in 1979 to begin his strives everyday to get his career with a winning record. Lumberjack program in position to Despite dressing only 44 players Conf./Finish play for the title not just a playoff Year Overall for his first spring practice, including appearance or high ranking. And the 1998 6-5 (.545) walk-ons, Souers led the 3-5 (.375)/t-7th 2003 season was his best effort to Lumberjacks to a winning season. 1999 4-8* (.333) 2-6* (.250)/t-6th date, earning him finalist honors for Highlights from Souers’ first season the 2003 Eddie Robinson Award, an 2000 3-8 (.272) 2-6 (.250)/t-7th at NAU included the Lumberjacks’ award presented by The Sports shutout of a Division I opponent 5-2 (.714)/t-2nd first Network to the top head coach in I- 2001 8-4 (.667) (NAU 9, Cal Poly 0) in 31 games, two AA football. 2002 6-5 (.545) 3-4 (.428)/t-4th near road victories against league Behind the play of true freshtitle contenders Eastern Washington 2003 9-4 (.692) 5-2 (.714)/t-1st man Big Sky Offensive Player of the and Montana State and a season3-4 (.428)/5th Year Jason Murrietta, the 2004 4-7 (.363) ending two-game winning streak. Lumberjacks upset top-seeded 2005 3-8 (.272) In 2001, the Lumberjacks posted 1-6 (.142)/t-7th McNeese State on the road and one of the nation's most improved 5-3 (.625)/4th played host to the first home playoff 2006 6-5 (.545) records, recording an 8-4 mark to tie game since 1996 with a quarterfinal 2007 6-5 (.545) for second place in the Big Sky 5-3 (.625)/3rd appearance against Florida Atlantic. Conference. NAU earned a berth in 4-4 (.500)/5th NAU finished ranked 10th in the 2008 6-5 (.545) the I-AA playoffs for the second time national polls as Souers’ players 2009 5-6 (.454) 4-4 (.500)/T5th in school history before dropping a were honored on and off the field for 34-31 decision at Sam Houston State 2010 6-5 (.545) 4-4 (.500)/6th their performances. Eighteen players in the first round. were recognized with All-Big Sky 2011 4-7 (.363) 3-5 (.375)/6th The success of the NAU football honors highlighted by first-team All- Total 76-82 (.481) 45-54 (.456) team in 2001 was evident in the America accolades for punter Mark accolades bestowed on the program. Gould, who was recognized by five * includes four forfeits Fifteen student-athletes were recogdifferent organizations. Gould led the nized with All-Big Sky Conference accolades off the field, too. He was a honors. All-Big Sky first-team selec-

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Viking's running backs coach, Souers followed Read to Montana. With Souers coaching the secondary, the new staff in Missoula produced records of 6-4 and 6-5 during its first two years. A hint of things to come came in 1988 when the Grizzlies went 8-4 and led the Big Sky Conference in all defensive categories. In 1989, Souers added defensive coordinator to his duties and the Grizzlies posted an 11-2 record with an appearance in the national semifinals. Montana also tied a national interception record in one game with 10 picks vs. Boise State. A year later, the Grizzlies opened the 1990 campaign with a 22-15 road win at Oregon State. During Souers’ nine years as defensive coordinator at Montana, the Grizzlies twice ranked among the nation’s top10 in rushing defense, finishing third in the country in that category in 1992. His last unit in Missoula led the Big Sky Conference in scoring defense. The peak years during Souers’ stay at Montana came from 1993 to 1996. During that period, the Grizzlies made four straight playoff appearances, played in three semifinals and two national title games. The 1995 squad won the national title and the 1996 team was the NCAA runner-up. The four-year record for Montana during that time was 48-8. During the national title run, Souers’ defense became the first in NCAA history to post consecutive playoff shutouts (Eastern Kentucky and Georgia Southern). He coached six All-America defensive backs at Montana, including future NFL stars Tim Hauck of the Seattle Seahawks and Blaine McElmurry of the Green Bay Packers. In 1996, when head coach Mick Dennehy was sidelined after undergoing major surgery, Souers stepped in as head coach and led the Grizzlies to victories over Cal State Northridge and Portland State. Souers and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, Anna (23) and Alaina (21).

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tions linebacker Keith O'Neil signed as a free agent with the Dallas Cowboys and recently won a Super Bowl title with the Indianapolis Colts in his fourth year in the NFL. Senior tackle Eric Damko was named to the Verizon Academic AllAmerica squad for the second consecutive season. Jerome Souers was born May 20, 1958, in Oregon. He attended North Eugene High School, along with another future coach, Danny Ainge of the Phoenix Suns. He began his coaching career while still attending Oregon. Souers spent time on the staff at North Eugene High School and Williamette, working in the same area of the state where his father, Dwight, was a successful prep coach. Souers earned his degree in physical education in 1983 and upon graduation returned to the high-school ranks. He spent eight years coaching in Oregon high schools before making the move into college football. In 1984 he made his foray into the collegiate ranks, joining the staff at Western Washington where he coordinated the defense and coached the defensive backs. A year later, Souers joined Don Read’s staff at thenDivision II Portland State. After one year serving as the

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

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Assistant Coach Andy Thompson Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers gainst the Big Sky. Returning senior Matt Estrada led six defensive players on the All-Big Sky team, including linebackers Stevon Thomas (second), who ranked second on the team in tackles with 75, and Reid Worthington (HM). Thompson helped tutor a defense that led the FCS and ranked second in Division I overall in rushing defense allowing just 59.8 yards per game in 2008. NAU held four opponents to negative yards rushing and a fifth to just 21 on the game. For the season, NAU allowed 658 yards on 307 carries (2.1 yards per carry) with 99 plays for zero or negative yardage on the season, including 72 for a loss on the season. It reset the NAU and Big Sky Conference records for rushing defense and yards allowed in a season. Thompsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s linebackers were among the tackle leaders on the squad, producing four of the top 10 tacklers led by Anthony Llanos. Cody Dowd earned All-Big Sky second team honors, while Stevon Thomas was an honorable mention selection. He helped coach the special teams in 2007-08. The Lumberjacks ranked fourth in the nation in net punting and led the Big Sky Conference in kickoff coverage in 2007.

Andy Thompson begins his fourth defense in the conference and ranked season as the defensive coordinator fifth overall in the Big Sky in total and sixth overall as the linebackers defense. Bond was named to the Allcoach at Northern Arizona University. Big Sky first team for the second conHe is entering his eighth season over- secutive season after recording a all on the staff after spending his first team-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in two seasons across the line of scrim- the Big Sky). Linebacker Scott mage directing the running backs. McKeever closed out his career with Thompson, who has coached 19 his second all-conference honor. student-athletes to 26 All-Big Sky honThompson was promoted to defenors at NAU, produced his best unit in sive coordinator prior to the 2009 sea2010 with one of the top defensives in son, replacing longtime coordinator the Big Sky. The Lumberjacks led the Corey Batoon. The Lumberjacks league in scoring defense (19.8), rush- played hard throughout the season ing defense (93.5) and sacks (33), despite dealing with 14 student-athwhile ranking second overall in total letes missing games during the season defense (306.6) and pass defense due to injury. The Lumberjacks ranked (213.1). The Lumberjacks ranked fifth third in the Big Sky and 35th in the nationally in rush defense and among nation in rushing defense, holding the FCS Top 25 in sacks (10th), total opponents to less than 100 yards rushdefense (14th) and pass defense ing five times. NAU was at its best in (22nd). conference games, ranking second Linebacker Reid Worthington and overall allowing 352.9 yards per game defensive lineman Isaac Bond were both Andy Thompson, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers was named to the AllBig Sky first team. Born: April 30, 1980 NAU upset previously College: Montana, 2004. ninth-ranked Montana Playing Experience: Montana, 1999, 2001-03 State, which led the Family: Married to the former Mikal Mickleson; Son, Mac. Big Sky and ranked Recruiting Areas: West Valley HS (AZ) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Southern California JC (CA) second in the FCS in total offense at 516.2 yards per game. The Thompsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Coaching Chronology Bobcats were held to 2004 Eastern Oregon, Linebackers just 19 yards in the first 2005-06 Northern Arizona University, Running Backs half and 123 yards for 2007-2008 Northern Arizona University, Linebackers/Special Teams the game. In 2011, NAU was 2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers third in rushing defense (35th in the FCS) and scoring

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All-Big Sky Selections (19 athletes, 26 honors) Blayne Anderson (2011, HM) Michael Battisti (2010, HM) Anders Battle (2011, HM) Isaac Bond (2009, 2nd, 2010, 1st, 2011, 1st) Dwight Boyd (2009, HM) Cody Dowd (2007, HM; 2008, 2nd; 2010, HM) Matt Estrada (2009, 1st, 2010, 2nd) Anthony Evans (2008, HM) Alex Henderson (2006, 2nd) Brian Hunter (2010, HM) Cyrus Igono (2007, HM) Scott McKeever (2010, 2nd; 2011, HM) Kainoa Peâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;a (2010, HM) Kyle Rath (2010, HM) Stevon Thomas (2009, 2nd) Reid Worthington (2009, HM; 2010, 1st) Brandon Vance (2009, HM) Tim Wilkinson (2011, HM) Taelor Worrell (2010, HM)

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In his first season on the defensive staff, the linebackers were led by the 55 tackles by Joe Lyman. Sophomore Cody Dowd earned All-Big Sky honorable mention accolades, recording four tackles for loss among 35 tackles. Thompson led a solid backfield group in 2006 that played a vital role in the offensive success of the squad. The Lumberjacks ranked second in the Big Sky in rushing per game at 137.9 with a league-best 3.9 yards per carry. NAU ranked first in scoring offense (34.4 points per game) and total offense (405.1), listed fifth and sixth respectively on the national charts. Redshirt freshman Alex Henderson was a standout under Thompsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tutelage in 2006, earning Big Sky Conference Newcomer of the Year accolades. He was the first Lumberjack to capture the honor since former Payton Award winner Archie Amerson garnered the distinction in 1995. Henderson, who became the first freshman in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, led the team in rushing with 1,016 rushing yards on 189 carries with five touchdowns. He led the conference in all purpose yards with a 126.3 per game average, the 30th-best total in the nation, and posted four 100-yard rushing games on the season highlighted by his 265-yard, two-touchdown performance at Eastern Washington, ranking as the seventh-best single-game rushing total in school history Thompson joined the NAU staff in 2005 as a graduate assistant, assisting with the running backs and other program related duties before being promoted to full-time status in 2006. In his first season, senior Philo Sanchez led the team in rushing with 579 yards and two touchdowns. Classmate Ryan Williams led the team with three rushing touchdowns. He most recently coached at Eastern Oregon in 2004 for current assistant Travis Baker. He tutored Nick Hannaw, a linebacker who signed as a free agent with the Indianapolis Colts. His special team punt and kickoff return units both ranked among the NAIA Top 10. A native of Walla Walla, Wash., Thompson played for Montana for four seasons (1999, 2001-03). He helped

the Grizzlies to five Big Sky Championships and one national championship (2001) during his fiveyear career in Missoula. He played in 44 career games with 103 total tackles, including 8.5 tackles for loss. Thompson, 32, graduated with a degree in health enhancement from Montana in May 2004. He married the former Mikal Mickleson of Missoula, Mont., in the summer of 2008. They have a son, Malcom.

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Assistant Coach Rich Scangarello Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Rich Scangarello begins his first yards and 23 touchdowns. season as offensive coordinator and He also served on the Idaho staff quarterbacks coach after joining the for two stints in 2000 as offensive gradNorthern Arizona University staff in uate assistant and 2002-03 as quarterMarch of 2012. backs coach, coaching former NAU Scangarello served as the co- assistant Brian Lindgren during his coloffensive coordinator at UC Davis for legiate career. Lindgren ranked among the 2008 season, leading an offense the top 20 passers in Division I in both that ranked 11th in the Football 2002 and 2003 under his tuteledge. Championship Subdivision in total He began his coaching career in offense at 426.5 yards per game, while the UC Davis program in 1998 and scoring 28.5 points per game. He orig- 1999, working with two eventual NFL inally joined the Davis staff in 2005 as draft picks and consecutive consensus passing game coordinator and wide Division II All-Americans Kevin Daft receivers coach, serving in that role and J.T. O’Sullivan. from 2005-2007. A native of Roseville, Calif. and a In 2005, he coached the most pro- 1990 graduate of Oakmont High lific wide receiver in UC Davis history in School, Scangarello graduated from All-American Tony Kays, who led the Sacramento State in 1996 with a NCAA in receptions with 93 while set- degree in business administration. ting school marks for receptions and yards. Richard Scangarello, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Scangarello was Born: April 15, 1972. on the Oakland Raiders staff as the College: Sacramento State, 1996. assistant quarterbacks Family: Single. coach and offensive Recruiting Areas: East Valley HS (AZ) – Northern California / Sacramento HS quality control assis- (CA) – Reno (NV) tant for the 2009 season. He most recently served as the offensive Scangarello’s Coaching Chronology University of California Davis, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach coordinator, assistant 1998-99 2000 University of Idaho, Offensive Graduate Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach head coach and quar2001 Carlton College, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach terbacks coach at 2002-03 University of Idaho, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach Millsaps College in 2004-07 University of California Davis, Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers Jackson, Miss. At Coach Millsaps, he coached University of California Davis, Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach quarterback Garrett 2008 2009 Oakland Raiders, Offensive Quality Control/Assistant Quarterback Coach Pinciotti to All-SCAC 2010-11 Millsaps College, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks second team honors after throwing for 2,200

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spent three years as an assistant coach at Lake Havasu (Ariz.) High School. In 1997 he coached the secondary, wide receivers and special teams and in 1998 he was the defensive coordinator, linebacker, special teams and receivers coach. Baker was an allcounty quarterback at Brockport (N.Y.) High School, while also playing basketball. Baker has also coached basketball and baseball at the high school level. He earned a degree in physical education from Suny College at Brockport in 1996 and a master’s of education in secondary education from Utah State in 2001.

Travis Baker begins his second punt and kickoff return units both season on the Northern Arizona ranked among the NAIA top 10. University coaching staff as the defenBaker began his collegiate coachsive line. He joined the Lumberjack ing career at Utah State under Head program in the spring of 2011. Coach Dave Arslanian (1999) and Mike Baker coached a defensive front Dennehy (2000-01) and coached with that combined for 30 tackles for loss current NAU assistant David Reeves, and 20 quarterback sacks while help- working with the defensive line from ing the team rank 35th in the Football 1999-01. Overall, he coached five stuChampionship Subdivision against the dent-athletes who earned all-conferrush in his first season in 2011. Senior ence honors with the Aggies. In 1999, Isaac Bond earned All-Big Sky first two Aggie defensive linemen earned team honors after recording a team- All-Big West accolades, including Vaea best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the Big Fiefia, who was a second-team pick, Sky) with 4.0 sacks. Senior Blayne and Doug Madoski, an honorable menAnderson had a career-best year, rank- tion choice. In 2000, Nate Larsen ing fifth on the team in tackles with earned honorable mention All-Big West seven tackles for loss. Senior Dan Pela honors and Nate Putnam was the only was a CoSIDA Academic all-district league freshman to earn All-Big West choice. Returnees Tim Wilkinson and first-team conference honors. In 2001, Jarrett Bilbrey both return after combin- DE Nick Onaindia signed with the ing for over 60 tackles last season. Oakland Raiders after leading the team Baker was the defensive coordina- in tackles for loss. tor at Montana Western for the 2010 Prior to coming to USU, Baker season. He served on the coaching staff at Travis Baker, Defensive Line Eastern Oregon Born: May 19, 1973 University from 200205, in La Grande, Ore. College: Suny College at Brockport, 1996; Utah State, 2001. He was the defensive Recruiting Areas: Las Vegas HS (NV) – Central California (Bakersfield coordinator, working Fresno) HS / JC (CA) with the defensive line, safeties and special Baker’s Coaching Chronology teams during his Lake Havasu High School, WR/DB/ST tenure. He was also 1997 1998 Lake Havasu High School, DC/LB/ST/WR the interim head coach during the 2004 sea- 1999-01 Utah State, Defensive Line son, hiring current 2002-05 Eastern Oregon University, Defensive Coordinator NAU defensive coordi2010 Montana Western, Defensive Coordinator nator Andy Thompson. Eastern’s special team 2011-Pres. Northern Arizona, Defensive Line

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Assistant Coach Travis Baker Defensive Line

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Assistant Coach Charles Huff Cornerbacks were both selected in the NFL Draft in 2003 in the fourth and seventh rounds, respectively. Samuel has been a three-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl champion during his career and currently plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. Huff also tutored SBN Black College Defensive Player of the Year Kevin Talley at Norfolk State. Talley was a consensus All-America first-team selection by Walter Camp, Associated Press and The Sports Network. Huff was a three-time All-American and all-conference selection at Presbyterian College before his fouryear career in the NFL. He holds school records for punt and kick return average and career interceptions (20). He played with the 49ers from 1985-86 and the Falcons from 1987-88. He became a 49er the same season as All-Pro receiver Jerry Rice. After head coach Bill Walsh and defensive back coach Ray Rhodes moved Ronnie Lott to safety in 1986, Huff moved into the starting lineup at left corner. He later suffered a severe knee injury and was released, but played parts of two more seasons with the Falcons. He graduated with a degree in history and education from Presbyterian in 1985.

Charles Huff is in his second sea- nation in pass defense. He helped MSU son as defensive backs coach at rank second in the Ohio Valley Northern Arizona University. Conference in pass defense in both of He coached Anders Battle to All- his seasons on the staff. He was also Big Sky honorable mention honors and the defensive coordinator at Austin the team Most Improved Player on Peay State while coaching the linedefense accolades after recording 35 backers, secondary and special teams tackles with two forced fumbles and a units. The Governors led the Ohio 60-yard interception return for a touch- Valley Conference and finished fourth down. The cornerback group also nationally in run defense and ranked included the third-leading tackler on the 19th nationally in total defense in 1994. team, Blake Bailey, and returnees Huff's 1999 special teams unit at UCF Randy Hale, Jr., and Devin Willis, who was responsible for a total of eight will contribute in 2012. blocked kicks (five punts, two field The former NFL player with the San goals, one PAT). Francisco 49ers and Atlanta Falcons During his career, he recruited and brings a wealth of experience to the coached defensive back and future Lumberjack program with a collegiate NFL star Asante Samuel at Central coaching career dating back to 1989. Florida, as well as ends Elton Patterson Huff joins Souers' staff after recent (UCF), Reshard Jentry (UCF) and positions at Florida A&M University as Anthony Hutch (Murray State) to Alldefensive coordinator (2005-07) and America honors. Samuel and Patterson defensive ends and special teams coordiCharles Huff, Defensive Backs nator at Central Florida from 1997-03. He most Born: Feb. 24, 1963 recently coached at College: Presbyterian College, 1985 Miles College in Playing Experience: Presbyterian College, 1981-85; San Francisco 49ers, Fairfield, Ala. 1985-86; Atlanta Falcons, 1987-88 Huff began his coaching career at his Family: Wife, Resa; Sons, Daron; Trevin; Sharmar. alma mater Huffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Coaching Chronology Presbyterian College in 1989-91 Presbyterian College, Running Backs/Defensive Backs Murray State University, Defensive Backs/Outside Linebackers 1989 before moving on 1991-93 West Alabama University, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs to assistant positions at 1993-94 1994-97 Austin Peay State University, Defensive Coordinator/ Murray State (1991Linebackers/Secondary/Special Teams University of Central Florida, Defensive Ends/Special Teams Coordinator 93), West Alabama 1997-03 Norfolk State University, Co-Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers (1993-94) and Austin 2004 2005-07 Florida A&M University, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Peay State (1994-97). 2008 Columbia High School, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Miles College, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Defensive Line In 1990, Presbyterian 2010 Northern Arizona University, Defensive Backs finished second in the 2011-Pres.

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time list for total offense (4,983 yards) and scoring (342 points). They became the first team in MIAA conference history to record a 3,000-yard passer, 1,000yard receiver and 1,000-yard rusher during the regular season. Knoth helped mentor two Honorable Mention All-MIAA offensive linemen in sophomore Allen Barbre and freshman Matt Stout. In 2005, Knoth mentored two All-MIAA selections on the Offensive Line at Missouri Southern in Allen Barbre and Matt Stout. Allen Barbre was a First-Team All-MIAA, First-Team All-Southwest Region, and Honorable Mention All-America as a junior. Barbre was a fourth round selection (119th overall) of the Green Bay Packers in the 2007 NFL Draft. Matt Stout was an honorable mention selection as a sophomore. Knoth was a four-year letter winner and a three-year starter at Truman State University for Head Coach John Ware. He played on the offensive line as a guard starting every game, 33 consecutive, beginning in the 2001 season thru the 2003 season at Truman State. At Truman State, Knoth played on some of the most prolific offenses in the over 100 years of football at the institution. Knoth, a native of Cape Girardeau, Mo., graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with concentrations in management and marketing as well as a minor in Public Administration from Truman State University in 2004. He earned his master’s degree in business administration from Missouri State University in 2006. He was married in June, 2007 to the former Nikki Riess. They had their first child in September 2010, Zoie.

Craig Knoth (pronounced Kuh – three All-Big Sky honors, including firstNO – th) begins his seventh season as team accolades in 2006. He finished an assistant coach at Northern Arizona his career with 77 catches for 920 University. Knoth works with the tight yards and four touchdowns and was ends and fullbacks, while coordinating named to the prestigious 2009 Football the recruiting efforts for the football Championship Subdivision Athletics program. Directors Association Academic AllKnoth coached starters Brian Riley Star Team. (TE) and Jake Hess (FB) for an offenFitzpatrick ranked second on the sive unit that ranked 14th in the nation team with 28 catches for 360 yards in and produced the Big Sky leaders in 2007, earning honorable mention Allboth rushing and passing efficiency in America honors from the Sports 2011. Riley earned All-Big Sky honor- Network. In 2008, redshirt freshman able mention honors and played in the Brian Riley filled in for the injured Casino del Sol All-Star game to cap his Fitzpatrick and earned All-Big Sky honcareer, while Hess was an All-Big Sky orable mention accolades. second-team pick at fullback and Prior to NAU, Knoth worked two returns in 2012. seasons at Missouri Southern State Knoth’s most recent recruiting University where he worked as a gradefforts in 2012 landed the Arizona uate assistant. At Missouri Southern, Republic's Small Schools (Divisions IV- Knoth worked with the tight ends and VI) Player of the Year, Northwest assisted with the offensive line for Christian running back Casey Jahn. Head Coach John Ware. He handled The class included 11 prep student- the offensive line position group for the athletes, including seven from the state final five games of the 2006 season at of Arizona, and 10 junior college play- Missouri Southern after the passing of ers. Head Coach and Offensive Line coach In 2010, Knoth helped develop John Ware. two-sport standout Nick Larson in his At Missouri Southern, Knoth was only season on the gridiron. Larson, a part of a staff that broke or tied more former basketball player, produced 14 than 30 school offensive records. In catches for 117 and three touchdowns, 2004, Missouri Southern set the school the second-best total on the team, and season record for passing yards (3,575 earned All-Big Sky honorable mention yards) and ranked second on the allaccolades. True freshman Drew Emanuel Craig Knoth, Tight Ends/Fullbacks/Recruiting also saw significant action when junior Born: July 19, 1981 Riley was lost to injury early in the season, College: Truman State University, 2004; Missouri State University, 2006 seeing action in 10 Playing Experience: Truman State University, 2000-03 games. Knoth also worked with Vinnie Family: Wife Nikki Riess, Daughter Zoie Knoth. Paciulli, who earned the All-Big Sky secondteam selection at full- Knoth’s Coaching Chronology back in 2010. 2004-05 Missouri Southern State University Knoth mentored Shaun Fitzpatrick to 2006-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Tight Ends

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Assistant Coach Jeff Lewis Wide Receivers

Jeff Lewis begins his first season 60.4% and 66.8 %. He holds the NCAA on the staff at Northern Arizona Division I-AA career record for interUniversity, returning to his alma mater ception avoidance with a figure of 1.82. as the wide receivers coach. Lewis earned third-team All-America Lewis previously coached three and second-team All-Big Sky honors seasons at the University of Louisville. as a junior in 1994. He was the offensive administration He graduated from NAU with a assistant in 2007 and 2008 before degree in health education with an being promoted to wide receivers emphasis in psychology in 1996. He is coach in 2009. He served as assistant the proud father of son Elijah James football coach at Prescott High School Lewis. last season, coaching the quarterbacks and wide receivers. Lewis is a member of the NAU Hall of Fame after a standout career for the Lumberjacks from 1992-95. He played in the NFL for the Denver Broncos, Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints from 1997-2002 after being a fourth round selection of the Broncos in the 1996 Draft. He was part of two Super Bowl teams during his career, including the Broncosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Super Bowl XXXII championship team. Lewis finished his Jeff Lewis, Wide Receivers impressive career at Northern Arizona Born: April 17, 1973 ranked second on the College: Northern Arizona University, 1996. school's all-time lists Playing Experience: Northern Arizona University, 1992-95; Denver Broncos for passing yards 1997-99; Carolina Panthers 1999-01; New Orleans Saints, 2001-02. (9,639), touchdowns (67), completions (785) Family: Has one son, Elijah James Lewis. and attempts (1,315). Recruiting Areas: Scottsdale / Phoenix HS (AZ) / Ventura County & Santa His 59.6 pass comple- Barbara County & Central Coast HS (CA) tion percentage ranks second in Lumberjack annals, and was the Lewisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Coaching Chronology end result of a four- 2007-08 University of Louisville, Offensive Administrative Assistant year progression in 2009 University of Louisville, Wide Receivers completion percent2012 Northern Arizona University, Wide Receivers age: 52.8%, 56.4%,

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ranked No. 2 in the NAIA in passing offense (323.0 per game), No. 4 in sacks per game (3.5) and No. 9 in field goals made (.769). Prior to arriving at Rocky, Reeves spent 15 years coaching at the Division I level. He started his coaching career at his alma mater, the University of Montana, after he finished his playing career in 1987 under then defensive coordinator Jerome Souers. As the linebacker coach for the Griz, Reeves coached 10 All-Big Sky first-team performers, including 1996 Big Sky Defensive MVP Jason Crebo. He was also a member of the Grizzly coaching staff that guided the 1995 team to the 1-AA National Championship. In 2000, Reeves followed Mick Dennehy from Montana to Utah State University, where he became the assistant head coach and linebacker coach for the Aggies. While at USU, Reeves’ linebackers earned All-Big West firstteam honors three times. Two of his linebackers, Jesse Busta and Brent Passey, ended their careers as the schools’ third and fourth all-time leading tacklers. As a player at Montana, Reeves was a four-year letter winner and was two-year starter as a strong safety. He earned the team’s Most Inspirational award as a senior in 1987. In 1991, Reeves earned a BA in history from Montana. Reeves is married to the former Sara Mates and they have two children, Matt and Sam.

Reeves has helped produced David Reeves begins his fourth season as the safeties coach and spe- some of the nation’s top special teams cial teams coordinator. He joined the units during his time at NAU. The staff after five seasons as the head Lumberjacks ranked Top 16 in the coach at Rocky Mountain College in country in both punting and field goals Billings, Mont., and has 16 years of in 2010 behind the play punter Drew experience overall in the FCS and FBS Zamora and kicker Matt Myers. Zamora ranked third in the Big Sky and levels. Reeves coached junior Matt 19th nationally in 2011, while the kick Estrada to a breakout season in 2009 return led the league and ranked sixth in his initial season. Estrada was overall in the FCS at 24.3 yards per named the most valuable defensive return. Taylor Malenfant was among player, defensive backfield player of the top punt returners in the country. During Reeves’ tenure with the the year and outstanding junior after leading the team with 78 tackles and a Rocky Mountain Bears he tutored a team-best 47 solo tackles. He culmi- defense that steadily improved each nated his junior season with All-Big Sky season and produced numerous allconference players each season. He first-team honors. Estrada also anchored one of the compiled a 12-43 record at the school, best defensive units in school history in including 4-7 marks the last two sea2010, signing as a free agent with the sons. RMC defeated Montana Tech for Jacksonville Jaguars in July 2011. The Lumberjacks led the league in scoring the first time since 1999 - ending a 16defense (19.8), rushing defense (93.5) game losing streak to the Orediggers and sacks (33), while ranking second and wrapped up the season with backoverall in total defense (306.6) and to-back victories over Eastern Oregon pass defense (213.1). NAU was fifth and Montana Western. The Bears nationally in rush defense and among David Reeves, Safeties/Special Teams the FCS Top 25 in sacks (10th), total Born: Feb. 14, 1966 defense (14th) and College: University of Montana pass defense (22nd). Playing Experience: University of Montana, 1984-87. Estrada, who made the Jacksonville Family: Wife, Sara, and two boys, Matt and Sam. Jaguars practice Recruiting Areas: Western States Football League JC (AZ,UT,NM) / Northern squad as an undrafted free agent, earned All- California JC (CA) Big Sky second team honors in 2010, bringReeves’ Coaching Chronology ing home Big Sky Player of the Week 1989-2000 University of Montana, Linebackers honors on both 2000-2003 Utah State University, Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers defense and special Rocky Mountain College, Head Coach teams. He is currently 2004-08 playing in the CFL. 2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Safeties/Special Teams Coordinator

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Assistant Coach Eric Reid Safeties/Special Teams All-Big Sky first-team honors. In 2007, NAU led the league in rushing by more than 50 yards per game, producing a rushing attack that was one of the most productive units in the Big Sky Conference, ranking 13th in the nation overall. NAU had three players who ranked among the top 100 rushers in the Football Championship Subdivision, the only school to accomplish the feat. Both Alex Henderson (82.5 yards per game) and Lionel Scott (74.7) earned All-Big Sky honors. Tackles Nick Posey and Ryne Holstrom, guard Tim Reader and center Jon Toailoa all earned All-Big Sky honorable mention honors. The Lumberjacks started the season by losing two returning starters on the line during the preseason. In 2008, three players earned AllBig Sky honorable mention honors while helping the offense rank 23rd in the nation in total offense. The line helped produce the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year in running back Deonte Williams, who rushed for 950 yards while scoring 12 times. He ranked second among freshmen in FCS in rushing yards per game (86.4) and fifth in Division I overall among freshmen. His 12 touchdowns ranks tied for third on

The Lumberjacks rushed for more Eric Reid begins his sixth season as the offensive line coach while serv- than 1,500 yards with the duo of ing as the running game coordinator Bauman and Giovannie Dixon. for the program that has molded a unit Bauman was among the top freshmen that has performed among the best in in the country in rushing yards per the league. The Lumberjacks have had game, one of four freshmen in Division a 1,000-yard rusher in each of the last I to average more than 94 yards. He three seasons. Overall, he has devel- became the second freshman in school oped 23 all-conference players to 31 history to reach 1,000 yards in a seahonors and three All-Americans during son and surpassed Alex Henderson’s freshman record of 1,014 yards set in his career. The offensive line led the way for 2006. The 2009 Lumberjack offense an offense that ranked 14th in the Football Championship Subdivision in flourished behind his line group with a 2011, producing the Big Sky’s top rush- breakout season. Overall, NAU ranked er and pass efficiency leader. fifth in the country in passing offense Sophomore running back Zach (308.6) and total offense (439.5) and Bauman ranked fourth in the country in ninth in passing efficiency (147.8), rushing with over 1,400 yards with sev- helping nine players garner all-conferent games over 100 yards on the sea- ence accolades. Running back Alex Henderson eclipsed the 1,000-yard son. Senior Alex Mott moved to center mark while scoring 12 times en route to in 2011 and the leaderEric Reid, Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line ship role on the line, earning All-Big Sky Born: Oct. 4, 1972 second team honors under Reid’s mentor- College: University of Oregon, 1996 ship. Senior Dwight Playing Experience: University of Oregon, 1991-95 Boyd and sophomore Family: Wife, Dyanne and two daughters, Allyson and Elizabeth Kyle Walker both took honorable mention Recruiting Areas: Southern Arizona HS (AZ) – San Diego / Southern Orange accolades. County HS (CA) Senior Kris Poindexter led Reid’s Reid’s Coaching Chronology offensive line in 2010, earning selection to 1996 San Diego Mesa Junior College the Sports Network AllSan Diego’s Bishop High School America third team 1997 University of Oregon, Graduate Assistant and All-Big Sky first 1998-99 team. Joining 2000-01 Eastern Washington University, Offensive Line Poindexter on the Big Portland State University, Offensive Line Sky team were honor- 2002-06 able mention selec- 2007 Northern Arizona University, Offensive Line tions Trey Gilleo and 2008-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line Alex Mott, who both return in 2011.

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for one year each. Reid went back to Oregon to be a graduate assistant coach on the offensive line in both 1998 and 1999. Reid, 39, and his wife Dyanne, have nine-year old twin daughters, Allyson and Elizabeth. All-Americans (3 Student-Athletes, 3 Honors) Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st) Chris Polinder, EWU (2001, 1st) Kris Poindexter, NAU (2010, 3rd) All-Big Sky Selections (11 StudentAthletes, 15 Honors) Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st; 2005, 1st) Derrick Duff, PSU (2006, HM; 2005, HM) Luke Fritz, EWU (2000, 1st) Darren Heerspink, PSU (2006, 2nd) Micah Jackson-Sattler, PSU (2004, 2nd) Devan Kelley, PSU (2002, 1st) Antonio Narcisse, PSU (2005, HM; 2004, 1st) Asim Poston, ESU (2001, 1st) Peter St. John, PSU (2005, 2nd; 2004, 2nd) Mike Stachowiak, PSU (2004, 2nd) David Sherrod, EWU (2001, 1st)

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school single-season charts and were the most by a running back since 2000. NAU gained 772 yards of total offense against the New Mexico Highlands, shattering the school record set in 1989 against Nevada of 674. It was the highest single-game total in the FCS and second overall in all Division I last season. Reid joined the NAU staff after developing a reputation as one of the top line coaches in the league while serving in previous positions at Portland State and Eastern Washington. Reid coached some of the most talented offensive lines in the Big Sky Conference prior to coming to Flagstaff. In 2004 and 2005, the Vikings led the Big Sky Conference in rushing yards and fewest sacks allowed, totaling an average of 200 yards per game on the ground and just 20 sacks over 22 games. The Big Sky postseason award ledger confirmed Reid’s influence at Portland State. In his five seasons, nine Vikings earned All-Big Sky honors a total of 13 times, highlighted by Brennan Carvalho, who was a firstteam All-America selection by The Walter Camp Foundation and the Associated Press in 2006. Reid, who was hired at PSU in 2002, had to build his line over the course of a few seasons. His first two years on the job, the Vikings’ were beset with a multitude of injuries. In fact, in the only game in 2003 that PSU’s preseason projected starting lineup was able to go as a unit - against Division I-A Fresno State - the Vikings ran for a season-high 257 yards, and gained 486 overall. It was a testament to the Vikings’ talent and Reid’s coaching ability. Reid was hired as the Vikings’ offensive line coach in January of 2002. He joined the Vikings after spending the previous two seasons as offensive line coach at Eastern Washington University. At Eastern Washington, Reid’s 2001 offensive line had three first-team All-Big Sky performers and one AllAmerican, Chris Polinder. Reid is a 1996 graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in sociology. A starter at offensive guard, Reid played for the Ducks from 1991 to 1995, starting in the 1995 Rose Bowl and 1996 Cotton Bowl. A native of Poway, Calif., Reid returned to his home state following graduation. He coached the offensive line at San Diego Mesa Junior College and at San Diego’s Bishop High School

NAU All-Big Sky Selections (12 Student-Athletes, 16 Honors) Dwight Boyd (2011, HM) Trey Gilleo (2010, HM) Trevor Heekin (2008, HM) Jeff Hines (2009, HM) Ryne Holstrom (2007, HM; 2009, 2nd) Kevin Meagher (2008, HM) Alex Mott (2010, HM; 2011, 2nd) Kris Poindexter (2008, HM, 2009, HM, 2010, 1st) Nick Posey (2007, HM) Tim Reader (2007, HM) Jon Toailoa (2007, NAU) Kyle Walker (2011, HM)

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Assistant Coach Jimmy Beal Running Backs/Pro Liaison 07, as well as a coach at the YMCA in Billings from 200506. He graduated from Montana State with a degree in art education and minor in coaching in 2006. He received his master’s degree in sport management from Montana State-Billings in 2009.

Beal joined the program from the Jimmy Beal begins his third season on the Northern Arizona University University of Redlands, where he football staff as the running backs worked with the defensive backs in the coach after joining the staff in the fall of spring of 2010. Prior to Redlands, he was a graduate assistant at Texas 2010. Beal has developed running back State University in San Marcos, Texas Zach Bauman into one of the top run- in 2009 and worked as the running ning backs in the country in his first two backs coach at Rocky Mountain seasons on campus. Bauman led the College in Billings under current NAU Big Sky Conference in rushing as a assistant David Reeves in 2008. Beal began his football coaching sophomore, ranking fourth overall in the FCS in yards per game. He was career at Rocky Mountain coaching the named an All-America second team receivers from 2005-07. He also selection by Beyond College Sports coached the sprints at Montana StateNetwork and All-Big Sky first-team hon- Billings from 2006-09. Beal played collegiately at ors. Entering the 2012 season, he is Montana State from 2002-04 before the first back in school history to rush joining Reeves’ team at Rocky for 1,000 yards in each of his first two Mountain College. He was named the seasons after setting the freshman most valuable player and most valuable running back in 2006. rushing mark in 2010. The Los Angeles, Calif., native Beal tutored Bauman into one of the top freshmen in the country in rush- also worked for Yellowstone Youth ing yards per game in his first season Services in Billings from 2005-08 and in Flagstaff. He was one of four fresh- Skyhawks Sports Camps from 2006men in Division I to average more than 94 Jimmy Beal, Running Backs yards per game, ranked 25th overall in Born: Oct. 22, 1984 the FCS in rushing per College: Montana State University-Bozeman, 2007; Montana State Universitygame and was the top Billings, 2009 freshman in the FCS. Bauman, who was an Playing Experience: Montana State 2002-4, Rocky Mountain College, 2005-06 All-Big Sky second- Family: Single team selection, became the second Recruiting Areas: Los Angeles / Inland Empire (Riverside & San Bernardino freshman in school his- Counties) / Northern Orange County HS (CA) tory to reach 1,000 yards in a season and surpassed Alex Beal’s Coaching Chronology Henderson’s freshman 2005-07 Rocky Mountain College, Wide Receivers record of 1,014 yards 2008 Rocky Mountain College, Running Backs set in 2006. He record2009 Texas State University, Graduate Assistant ed the 14th 1,000-yard season by a running 2010 University of Redland, Defensive Backs back in school history.

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F o r m e r Lumberjack standout Zac M c N a l l y begins his second season on the football staff as the defensive graduate assistant. M c N a l l y a s s i s t e d defensive line coach Travis Baker in 2011, coaching a defensive front that combined for 30 tackles for loss and 20 quarterback sacks while helping the team rank 35th in the Football Championship Subdivision against the rush in his first season in 2011. Senior Isaac Bond earned All-Big Sky first team honors after recording a teambest 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the Big Sky) with 4.0 sacks. Senior Blayne Anderson had a career-best year, ranking fifth on the team in tackles with seven tackles for loss. Senior Dan Pela was a CoSIDA Academic all-district choice. Returnees Tim Wilkinson and Jarrett Bilbrey both are back after com-

bining for over 60 tackles last season. McNally, a Brentwood, Calif., native, recently graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in health science/physical education and is working towards his master’s in education leadership. He assisted the program during the 2010 season as a student assistant. McNally played at NAU for three seasons after transferring from Diablo Valley College, where he earned Golden Gate Conference first-team honors after recording 78 tackles. He recorded 120 tackles during his threeyear career at NAU and was a 2009 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete award winner. He was named the Newcomer of the Year in 2007 after notching 49 tackles in his initial season. A 2005 graduate of De Le Salle High School, he played for Bob Ladaruer. He was named to the AllNorthern Cali second-team and selected as Cal-Hi Sports north section defensive player of the year. He helped his team to national and state championships in 2002 and 2003.

Zac McNally, Defensive Assistant Born: December 27, 1986 College: Northern Arizona University, 2010 Playing Experience: Boise State University, 2005; Diablo Valley College, 2006; Northern Arizona University, 2007-09 Family: Single Recruiting Areas: Northern California/Bay Area McNally’s Coaching Chronology 2011-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Assistant

Matt Howdeshell Director of Football Operations M a t t Howdeshell is in his second season as the director of football operations after joining the program in June 2011. He directs the internal and external administration of the daily football operations, while overseeing the program’s budget and coordinating and planning all phases of team travel. His job duties also include serving as a liaison for the football program to all support groups, the athletic administration and various groups across campus. He also produces the NAU Football blog, providing content, photos, and video for the popular website. Prior to his current position, he had served as the video coordinator for the athletic department in the spring of 2011. While serving as the video coordinator at NAU he was responsible for coordinating filming and editing of football practices while also overseeing the filming of home games for NAU’s other intercollegiate athletic teams. In addition, he upgraded the video hardware to the current industry standards including high-definition cameras with digital capturing. Prior to NAU, he was the video coordinator and assistant to the director of football operations at Missouri State University. While serving as the video coordinator at Missouri State he was responsible for ensuring the video needs of the football program were met including handling the day to day operations of the video staff, hiring and training student workers, organizing and maintaining the video server, entering self and opponent scout information, and providing 24-hour computer technical support to the coaching staff. While serving as the assistant to the director of football operations at Missouri State he was responsible for assisting the coach with operations duties in budgeting, and team travel. He started as a student assistant with the Missouri State program in 2006. He is a member of the American Football Coaches Association and serves as the Big Sky Conference representative for the Director of Football Operations Committee. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Educational Leadership at Northern Arizona University.

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#34 Zach Bauman RB, 5-10, 200, Jr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)

Network AllAmerica Second T e a m choice…All-Big Sky first-team selection… Rushed for 1,435

DID YOU KNOW...There have only been eight players in FCS history to rush for 1,000 yards four times: Jerry Azumah, New Hampshite, 1995-98; Adrian Peterson, Ga. Southern, 199801; Alonzo Coleman, Hampton, 2003-06; Don Chapman, UT Martin, 2004-07; Scott Phadydavong, Drake, 2004-07; Jordan Scott, Colgate, 2005-08; Trevyn Smith, Weber State, 2006-09; Chris Evans, Samford, 2007-10.

State…Performances ranks 11th and 15th in school history…Was yards on the sea- named the National Running Back son, the third- of the Week by the College Football Academic Notes: Majoring in marbest total in school history, with 15 Performance Awards and the keting…2010 Big Sky All Academic touchdowns, the second-best sin- Beyond Sports College selection. gle-season total in school histo- Network…Tallied 250 all-purpose ry…Ranked fourth in Football yards against Northern Career Notes: Ranks fifth in school Championship Subdivision in rush- Colorado...Rushed for 124 yards history with 2,494 career rushing ing at 130.5 per game and eighth in on 28 carries, scoring the first two yards in 22 games, trailing Allan all-purpose yards per game at touchdowns of the game…Added Clark by 229 yards for fourth all162.5…Posted seven 100-yard 126 yards receiving on five receptime entering the season… Ranks rushing games on the season, tions including a 44-yard touch10th among active players in the including five consecutive to end down catch from receiver Khalil FCS in career rushing yards and the season and seven of the last Paden…Named Big Sky third among juniors…Joined Archie eight…Improved career high twice Conference Offensive Player of the Amerson (1995, 1996), Marcus in 2011 with 219 yards with a touch- Week…Became the first Big Sky King (2000, 2001) and Alex down on 32 carries against Idaho player since Weber State's Trevyn Henderson (2006, 2009) to rush for State, followed by 246 yards Smith to record 100 yard rushing 1,000 yards two times in his career against Sacramento and receiving in the same and only Amerson and King have game…Believed to be the second done it in back-to-back seaBauman's 100-Yard Games (13) player in NAU history to accomsons…First back in school history 246 at Sacramento State, 2011 plish the feat, joining David Lang to rush for 1,000 yards in each of 219 vs. Idaho State, 2011 in 1989, who rushed for 189 and his first two seasons after setting 167 vs. Western New Mexico, 2010 had five catches for 112 yards the freshman rushing mark in 157 vs. Southern Utah, 2011 against Nevada on Nov. 18, 1989. 2010…Has 13 career 100-yard games in career and two games of 200 or more yards, including 246 at Sacramento State and 219 against Idaho State in 2011…Ranks fourth in career carries with 523. 2011: Started all 11 games…Beyond Sports College

152 vs. Portland State, 2010 148 vs. Montana, 2011 127 at Montana, 2010 126 at Weber State, 2011 124 vs. Northern Colorado, 2011 112 at Idaho State, 2010 109 at Southern Utah, 2010 109 Eastern Washington, 2011 105 at Northern Colorado, 2010

2010: Named offensive most valuable player and newcomer of the year at team banquet…All-Big Sky second team selection…Rushed for 1,059 yards on the season, setting the school freshman rushing mark and recording the 14th 1,000-yard season in school histo-

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High School: A 2010 graduate of Hamilton High School…Played for Coach Steve Belles…Two-time allregion selection and second team all-state…Two-year letter winner and starter…Helped team to backto-back state championships…Set

school single season record for touchdowns and scoring…Also lettered in basketball and track. Personal: Born Zachary Jordan Bauman on July 24, 1992 in Chandler, Ariz…Son of Ricardo and Lisa Bauman…Has one sister, Alexis…Cousin, Rashad Bauman, played at Oregon and for the Washington Redskins (2002-03) and Cincinnati Bengals (200405)…Also was an assistant coach at Oregon…Cousin Greg Pruitt played in the NFL from 1973-84, playing in four Pro Bowls…He was a member of the Redskins Super Bowl XVIII winning team and was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999.

Bauman in the NAU Record Books Career Yards 1. 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01 2. 3,462 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 3. 3,196 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 4. 2,723 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 5. 2,494 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. Career Carries 1. 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01 2. 667 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 3. 526 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 4. 520 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 5. 508 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. Single Season Rushing Yards 1. 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 1,474 - Marcus King, 2000 3. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 2011 4. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 1978 5. 1,287 - Marcus King, 2001 6. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 1973 7. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 2009 8. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 9. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 10.1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 11.1,085 - Lavon Worley, 1988 12.1,084 - Willard Reaves, 1979 13.1,059 - Zach Bauman, 2010 14.1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 15.1,014 - Alex Henderson, 2006

Single Season Carries 1. 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 276 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 3. 271 - Zach Bauman, 2010 4. 269 - Marcus King, 2000 5. 253 - Alex Henderson, 2009 6. 243 - Jim Smith, 1973 7. 231 - Lavon Worley, 1988 8. 229 - Kino Carson, 1997 9. 224 - Marcus King, 2001 224 - Allan Clark, 1978 222 - Zach Bauman, 2011 Single Season Touchdowns 1. 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 15 - Zach Bauman, 2011 3. 14 - Zach Bauman, 2010 4. 13 - Marcus King, 2000 5. 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009 12 - Deonte Williams, 2008 12 - Archie Amerson, 1995

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ry (11th-best single-season total)…Scored 16 touchdowns on the season to lead the Big Sky….Fourteen rushing touchdowns are the second-best single season total in school history…Among the top freshmen in the country in rushing yards per game, listing third among five freshmen in Division I to average more than 90 yards per game…Overall, he ranked 25th overall in the Football Championship Subdivision in rushing per game, second among FCS freshman and fifth in the Big Sky Conference in rushing yards per game (96.3 per game)…Had six games with 100 or more yards rushing…Had 167 yards and four touchdowns in his collegiate debut against Western New Mexico. It was the most yards by a freshman under Jerome Souers in a debut and most by a freshman at NAU since Deonte Williams rushed for 194 yards against Idaho State in 2008…Earned a pair of national awards for his performance in the season opener against Western New Mexico, garnering The Sports Network/Fathead.com FCS National Freshman of the Week and Division I FCS Performer of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards…Recorded a 152 yards with two touchdowns in season finale against Portland State…Season-best 82-yard rush from scrimmage for a touchdown against the Vikings was the fourthbest in school history.

Single Season All-Purpose Yards 1. 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 1,979 - Pete Mandley, 1982 3. 1,904 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 4. 1,795 - Kino Carson, 1997 5. 1,791 - Marcus King, 2000 6. 1,787 - Zach Bauman, 2011 7. 1,767 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 8. 1,696 - Marcus King, 2001 9. 1,646 - Peter Mandley, 1983 10. 1,633 - Archie Amerson, 1995

Bauman in the FCS 2011 FCS Rushing Leaders Name YPG 1. Shakir Bell, Indiana State 153.3 2. Miguel Mayonet, Stoney Brook 132.7 3. Terrance West, Towson 132.2 4. Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis 130.0 7. Zach Bauman, NAU 127.8 2011 FCS All-Purpose Leaders YPG Name 1. Jonathan Grimes, W&M 222.3 2. Kenny James, San Diego 205.0 3. Brock Jackolski, Stoney Brook 181.2 4. Fabian Truss, Samford 177.4 5. Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis 177.3 9. Zach Bauman, NAU 159.9 FCS Career Rushing Leaders YPG Name 18. Zach Bauman, NAU 2,337 2010 Top Rushing Freshmen in Division 1 Name YPG 1. Ronnie Hillman, S. Diego St. 117.9 2. Andrew Pierce, Delaware 110.3 3. Zach Bauman, NAU 96.3

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#5 Cary Grossart QB, 6-1, 188, Sr.-2L* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom) Academic Notes: Majoring in communication studies with a minor in electronic media and film…2011: All-America Third Team selection by Beyond Sports College Network and garnered All-Big Sky Honorable Mention honors… Received the David Couture Award given to the Most Inspirational Offensive Player of the Year…Started all 11 games…Ranked first in the Big Sky and fifth in FCS in passing efficiency (156.0) and third in Big Sky and 20th in total offense (255.4) in FCS…Third in the Big Sky passing yards per game at 249.5…Completed 197-for-299 with 16 touchdowns on the season and just seven interceptions…Had at least one touchdown pass in 10 of 11 games including five with two or more…Had a season-high three touchdowns against Fort Lewis…Posted three 300-yard games on the season…Threw for a season-high 355 yards on 31-of-38 passing with two touchdowns against Eastern Washington… Passed for 323 yards at Portland State and 321 at Sacramento State…2010: Saw action in one game…Went 3-for-4 for 58 yards against Western New Mexico…2009: Did not see any game Grossart 2011 Game-by-Game C-A-I Yards Opponent at AZ 20-26-1 179 FLC 16-21-0 271 at PSU 19-33-1 323 ISU 11-20-0 149 EWU 31-38-1 355 @MSU 10-20-1 249 UM 19-27-0 321 @SAC 16-30-1 167 UNC 18-24-2 264 @WSU 18-30-0 294 SUU 21-33-0 187

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action…2008: Redshirted...High School: A 2008 graduate of Folsom High School…Played for Kris Richardson…Chosen Delta League offensive most valuable player…Named Northern California All-State first team, All-San Joaquin Section first team and Delta River All-League first team selection…Threw for 3,046 yards with 22 touchdowns in 10 games…Added 315 rushing yards and five touchdowns…Ranked fifth in California and 21st in the country in total offensive yards…Set school records for career and season passing yards, as well as career total yards… Threw for 2,448 yards and 19 touchdowns as a junior with 794 rushing yards and six touchdowns…Added a 13-yard touchdown reception to statistics totals for the season…Also lettered two seasons in basketball, earning team defensive player…Personal: Born Cary Allen Grossart Feb. 6, 1990 in Monterey, Calif…Son of Gail and Kyle Grossart…Has one sister, Kelly…Father, Kyle, played quarterback at Oregon State and for the Oakland Raiders and New York Jets…Also considered Idaho State, Montana State and Utah.

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Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice with a minor in political science…2011: Started all 11 games at left tackle…All-Big Sky honorable mention selection…Received the John G. Yost Memorial Award for offensive lineman of the year and the Competitive Greatness Award at the team banquet…Team ranked 14th in Football Championship Subdivision in total offense, while running back Zach Bauman was fourth in the nation in rushing and quarterback Cary Grossart ranked fifth in passing efficiency…2010: Started all 10 games at left tackle…AllBig Sky honorable mention selection…Lumberjacks rushed for more than 1,500 yards, producing the top freshmen in the country in rushing yards per game…Zach Bauman was one of four freshmen in Division I to average more than 94 yards…2009: Saw action in six games with one start…2008: Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate of Kingman High School…Played for Jay Weakland…Named to all-region second team…Also played on basketball team…Personal: Born Treylek Scott Gilleo Nov. 24, 1989…Son of Ronald and Marie Gilleo…Has two brothers, Ren and Red, and sister Kira…Cousin of former Lumberjack Dan Finn.

#43 Jake Hess FB, 5-10, 227, Sr.-1L* Reno, Nev. (Galena/Boise State)

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#72 Trey Gilleo OL, 6-6, 300, Sr.-3L* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman)

Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology…2011 Big Sky AllAcademic selection…Named a 2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…Earned WAC Academic Scholar honors at Boise State…2011: All-Big Sky second-team selection…Named Outstanding Junior of the Year on offense at team banquet…Saw action in 10 games with one start…Had two rushes for seven yards and three receptions for seven yards and a touchdown…Scored first touchdown on a 1-yard reception against Eastern Washington…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Boise State…Played for Chris Peterson for three years…Saw action in 11 games in 2010 including Las Vegas Bowl against Utah…Redshirted the 2009 season…High School: A 2008 graduate o Galena High School in Reno, Nev.…Three-sport athlete at Galena High School in Reno, Nev. where he earned three varsity letters in football, four in baseball and four in basketball...Head coach was Steve Struzyk…Named allleague, all-region and all-state as a senior at linebacker and was named team most valuable player…Also earned honorable mention at running back...Helped team to state runner-up finish in 2007 and three state runner-up finishes in baseball…Personal: Born Jake Edward Hess July 12, 1989 in Reno, Nev….Son of Karin Tillett and Rollie Hess…Has one brother, Luke…Has stepsister, Gretchen Canepa…Cousin of teammate Mike Czyz…Father played basketball at Nevada and grandfather, Tom Czyz, played football and baseball at Western Michigan…Enjoys playing golf and scuba diving.

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#94 Jarret Bilbrey DL, 6-5, 265, Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista)

#90 Tim Wilkinson DL, 5-11, 290, Jr.-2L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman)

Academic Notes: Majoring in sociology with a minor in community health…2011: Named Defensive Outstanding Junior of the Year…Saw action in all 11 games with seven starts…Had 27 tackles with five sacks and four pass deflections…Recorded a career-high seven tackles at Weber State…2010: Saw action in six games…Had seven tackles on the season…2009: Saw action in nine games…Had eight tackles on the season…Had a single-game best three tackles against Northern Colorado…2008: Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate of Bonita Vista High School…Played for Carl Parrick…Named All-Mesa League first team and all-region honorable mention…Named school’s defensive most valuable player…Recorded 91 tackles with 46 solos and 10 sacks…Personal: Born Jarret Bilbrey Feb. 12, 1990 in San Diego, Calif…Son of Kathy and Jon Bilbrey.

Academic Notes: Majoring in business…2011: Named AllBig Sky Honorable Mention…Selected the Outstanding Sophomore of the Year on defense at team banquet…Saw action in 10 games…Recorded 30 tackles on the team with a team-best 6.0 tackles for loss…Had a career-high seven tackles against Montana…2010: Saw action in all 11 games…Named outstanding freshman at team banquet…Recorded 16 tackles with three tackles for loss (two sacks)…Had one fumble recovery…Had a single-game high four tackles at Montana…High School: A 2010 graduate of Bishop Gorman High School…Played for Tony Sanchez…Three-year letter winner and starter…Earned all-state and all-league honors…Helped team to division, conference and state titles (2007, 2009) during his career…Recorded 67 tackles and 8.5 sacks, helping Gorman go undefeated and win the state title in 2009…One of nine players from school to earn Division I scholarship…Named team defensive most valuable player…Personal: Born Timothy Wayne Wilkinson II August 26, 1992 in Las Vegas, Nev…Son of Tim and Gail Wilkinson…Brother, DeAngelo, plays football at Colorado State…Cousin, Raphel Finley, plays football at the College of the Desert…Enjoys bowling, basketball and playing video games.

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#32 Marcus Alford

#84 Brandon Babineaux

C, 6-3, 275, Fr.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial)

CB, 5-10, 160, Fr.-RS* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)

WR, 6-4, 205, Jr-SQ* Folsom, Calif. (Folsom/UNLV)

Academic Notes: Majoring in journalism…2012 Golden Eagle ScholarA t h l e t e recipient…Two-time All-Academic selection in high school…Member of the National Honor Society…2011: Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Centennial High School…Three-year starter and team captain for Richard Taylor…Played at center and defensive line…Helped team to three region championships (2008-10)…2008 state champions in the 4A-II division…Also competed in basketball and track which brought academic honors in both sports….Personal: Born Jake Alexander Abbott August 12, 1992 in Phoenix…Son of Kit and Julie Abbott…Father played football at Arizona (1986-87) and grandfather ran track at NAU (1961-64)…Has one brother, Tate, and one sister, Kaylee…Also considered Air Force and San Jose State.

Academic Notes: Plans to study kinesiology…Has a 3.4 grade point avera g e … 2 0 11 : Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Rio Mesa High School…Four-year letter winner for Coach Bob Gregorchuck…Had 18 touchdowns and 1,500 all-purpose yards…Named All-C.I.F., all-county and all-league…Team most valuable player in 2010…Selected one of top defensive backs in California by Scout.com…ESPN Rise Pre-Season first-team all-region choice…Invited to the NVC All-American game…Helped team to the league championship…Also ran track, earning four letters…Part of the 4x100 relay team that posted the second-fastest time in the United States…Personal: Born Marcus S. Alford on August 24, 1983 in Mobile, Ala….Son of Tracie Alford…Has one brother, Soloman…Played with teammate Jamaal Perkins…Cousin, Mike McNeill, plays football at Auburn, while another cousin, Pat McNeil, plays at Middle Tennessee.

Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant m a n a g e m e n t … 2 0 1 2 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : Saw action in one game…Prior to NAU: Transfer from UNLV…Played 2010 season for Bobby Hauck, earning letter and playing two games…Redshirted the 2009 season…High School: A 2009 graduate of Folsom High School...A three-year letter winner for coach Kris Richardson...A two-way player who started at both wide receiver and safety...Hauled in 34 catches for 558 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior...Recorded 24 catches for 295 yards and two scores as a junior and 16 receptions for 276 yards and one touchdown as a sophomore.. Earned 2008 Honorable Mention All-Metro by the Sacramento Bee...Earned All-Delta River League honors three times (2006-08)...Also a basketball player for the Bulldogs as a small forward…Played with NAU quarterback Cary Grossart as a sophomore….Personal: Born Brandon Joseph Babineaux July 4, 1991 in Fairfield, Calif…Son of son of Karen and Joseph Babineaux...Has three brothers, Justin, Kori and Chase; and a sister, Jordan ... Comes from a football family, as his father played cornerback at the University of Louisiana-Monroe in 1983-84 and he has two cousins who are playing in the NFL (Jordan Babineaux of the Seattle Seahawks and Jonathan Babineaux of the Atlanta Falcons)...His brother Justin played basketball at Mississippi from 2002-05.

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#24 Blake Bailey

#19 Anders Battle

#80 Mason Biggi

CB, 5-10, 178, So.-1L* San Diego, Calif. (Serra)

CB, 6-0, 185, Jr.-2L Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista)

WR, 6-0, 185, So.-RS* Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre)

Academic Notes: Major is criminology and criminal justice…Named to Union Tribune alla c a d e m i c team…2011: Saw action in all 11 games with eight starts…Ranked third on the team with 43 tackles with 3.5 tackles for loss…Recorded season-high eight tackles against Southern Utah…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Serra High School…Three-year starter and twoyear captain for Coach Bastyens…Three-time All-Western League selection…Named defensive and special teams player of the year…Recorded 69 tackles and five interceptions as a senior…Had 220 tackles and nine interceptions in career…Played in the Alex Spanos North vs. South All-Star game…Also participated in track and basketball…Recorded personal bests of 50.8 in the 400m and 15.7 in the 110m hurdles…Earned All-CIF honors…Personal: Born Blake Alexander Bailey June 28, 2010 in Rota, Spain…Son of Gerald and Allison Bailey…Has one brother, Tyler …Also considered San Diego State, UCLA and Montana in the recruiting process…Enjoys skin boarding and paint balling.

Academic Notes: Major is visual communication…2011: Named Defensive Most Improved Player…All-Big Sky Honorable Mention ...Saw action in 10 games with five starts… Ranked fifth on the team in tackles with 35…Recorded three pass deflections and two forced fumbles…Had a season-high eight tackles at Sacramento State… Recorded first career interception at Sacramento State, returning it 60 yards for a touchdown…Recorded 29 tackles over last five games (all starts)…2010: Saw action in nine games…had one tackle on the season…High School: A 2010 graduate of Desert Vista High School…Played for Dan Hinds…Selected to 5A all-state second team…Named offensive most valuable player after senior year… Helped team to state runner-up finishes in 2008…Placed second in the state long jump and fifth in the 100 meters…Part of 4x100team that ran ninth fastest time in the nation in 200708 at 41.31…Personal: Born Anders Bearuell Battle Feb. 15, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Anna and Greg Battle…Has three brothers, Avory, Allante and Adonis…Mother, Anna, ran track at Arizona State, as did brothers Avery and Allante…Father, Greg, played at ASU and professionally for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers from 1987-1993 and from 1997-1998…He won two CFL Outstanding Defensive player awards in his career, 1990 and 1991, and helped the Blue Bombers to two Grey Cup victories in 1988 and 1990…He finished his career third in the CFL for career tackles with 766 and was elected to the CFL Hall of Fame in 2007.

Academic Notes: Majoring in construction management…Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete recipient… 2011: Did not see any game action… High School: A 2010 graduate of Poudre High School…Played for Steve Bradley… Earned all-state honors in 2010 and Front Range all-conference honors in both 2009 and 2010…Set school single-season records for receptions (67) and touchdowns (12)…Named Poudre High School Athlete of the Year…Represented the North squad in the Colorado All-State game played at Northern Colorado…Helped team to state semifinal appearance as a junior…Also lettered in basketball and baseball…Earned all-conference honors on the court as a senior… Personal: Born Mason Kathol Biggi on Sept. 8, 1991 in Ft. Collins, Colo.…Son of Bruce Biggi and Jennifer Kathol…Has one brother, Ben…Also considered Montana State, Colorado and Colorado School of Mines.

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#15 Chase Cartwright

WR, 6-0, 180, So.-1L* Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro)

QB, 6-3, 215, So.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)

Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice…2011: Saw action in four games…Had three catches for 12 yards…Had first career catch against Fort Lewis, finishing with two receptions for eight yards…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of El Toro High School… Played four year for Coach Robert Frith…Two-year letter winner and starter…Named to 2009 All-CIF first team…Sea View League first-team selection and honorable mention selection for MVP…Nominated for North-South All-Star game…Team captain…Led team to CIF quarterfinals two times…Set school record for interceptions returned for a touchdown…Also participated in track and field…Personal: Born Jesse Christian Bueno Dec. 8, 1991 in Bellflower, Calif…Son of Mario and Martha Martinez…Has one sister, Anissa.

Academic Notes: Majoring in healthscience-physical e d u c a t o n … 2 0 11 Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete Award recipient… 2011: Saw action in three games… Completed 9-of-13 for 130 yards…Went 7-for-10 for 95 yards in first career action against Fort Lewis…Went 2-for-3 for 35 yards against Northern Colorado…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Corona Del Sol…Played for Gary Venturo…Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-year captain…Two-time all-region selection…Threw for 4,200 yards and 35 touchdowns…Set school record for career touchdowns… Passed for 1,600 yards as a senior, the third-best singleseason total in school history…Selected to the North Team for the AZFCA All-Star Game… Competed in track for three seasons…Also considered Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Idaho, Louisville, North Carolina State and Utah…Personal: Born Chase Mallory Cartwright August 6, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz… Son of Stacy and Scott Cartwright…Has two sisters, Christa and Elizabeth, and one brother, Chad…Enjoys playing golf…Father played baseball at Washburn…Uncle, Steve Mallury, played football at Kansas.

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#87 Jesse Bueno

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#6 Nick Cole

in the NCS Division II Championship on Dec. 13...2008 GoldenStatePreps All-Northern California Second-Team Defense (DB)…Personal: Born Nicholas Bryant Cole in Concord, Calif…Son of Jeff Cole and Samantha Stith…Has one brother, three sisters.

WR, 6-3, 195, Jr.-1L* Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley/Oregon) Academic Notes: Major is political science…2011: Transfer from Oregon who joined the team on Sept. 5…Made debut against Eastern Washington on Oct. 8 with one catch for 22 yards and two returns for 60… Missed three games with injury…Had four returns for 73 over final three games…Prior to NAU: Played two seasons at Oregon…Cleared the electronic 20-yard in 2.81 seconds, tied for the best mark among wideouts in winter conditioning…Saw action in the first two home games of the 2010 season…Played 24 snaps in win over New Mexico…Third among receivers with a 265-lb. bench press during winter testing…Redshirted the 2009 season… Selected scout team offensive player of the week following wins over California and Arizona State…High School: A 2009 graduate of Clayton Valley High School…An ESPN Rise California All-State Selection (Defense - DB)...Played wide receiver and safety for head coach Herc Pardi at Clayton Valley High School of the Diablo Valley League...Caught 46 passes for 990 yards (21.5 avg) and 12 touchdowns as a senior...Two best games came in playoffs as he tallied 170 yards (season-high) and one touchdown on six catches in the first round against Casa Grande and seven catches for 128 yards and three touchdowns (seasonhigh) in the second round against Las Lomas HS...Had one interception and one fumble recovery on defense in CVHS’ 17-7 loss to Cardinal Newman

#81 Jeremy Dang

WR, 6-3, 210, Jr.-2L* Glendale, Ariz. (Peoria) Academic Notes: Majoring in finance…Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient in 2011 and 2012… Member of the National Honor Society and Honor Roll, finishing among the top five percent in his class…Named All-region scholar-athlete…Ranks in top five percent of class

and is a member of the honor roll and National Honor Society…Had a 3.85 GPA in high school…2011: Saw action in all 11 games with three starts…Recorded four receptions for 43 yards…Had a season-high three catches for 40 yards against Northern Colorado…2010: Saw action in six games…2009: Redshirted…High School: A 2009 graduate of Peoria High School…Three-year letter winner for Coach Doug Clapp at Peoria High School…Named All-Arizona second team and first-team region as a senior…Recorded 29 catches for 483 yards with nine touchdowns as a senior…Garnered honorable mention allstate and first-team all-region as a junior with 32 catches for 800 yards and nine touchdowns…Helped team to conference championship…Named MVP of the 2007 Under Armour/Scout.com combine…Twoyear letter winner in basketball…Also lettered in track…Personal: Born Jeremy Victor Dang Oct. 23, 1990 in Glendale, Ariz…Son of Chinh and Nancy Dang…Mother, Nancy, attended NAU…Has one brother, Justin…Also considered Montana State and Colorado State.

#17 Caleve DeBoskie

WR, 6-0, 180, Jr.-1L* Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) Academic Notes: Majoring in studio art-painting… Named to the honor roll in high school… 2011: Saw action in seven games…Had four catches for 42 yards against Fort Lewis…Also returned kicks with a team-best 10 returns for 18.5 yard average and a

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#21 Mike Dosen

campaign…High School: A 2009 graduate of De La Salle High School…Played for Bob Ladouceuer… Had 512 receiving yards with eight touchdowns with 62 tackles and seven interceptions for touchdowns as a senior, leading the Spartans to a 12-2 season before losing in the Division I state championship…Two-sport letterman played football and track…As a junior in 2007, helped De La Salle win the Division I state championship with a 13-0 record, amassing eight catches for 108 yards and a touchdown… Posted a career best 100 meter dash time of 11.1 seconds as a track athlete under coach Kevin Selby…Personal: Born Michael Aaron Dosen on March 30, 1991 in Pittsburg, Calif…Son of Gardner and Sandi Daniels…Has two brothers, Miles and Brandon, and two sisters, Richi and Brooklynn…Phil Webb, Grandpa, was drafted by the Detroit Lions.

letter winner in basketball…Led team with 20 receptions for 285 yards and four touchdowns as a senior…Helped basketball team to state runner-up finish and 29-4 overall record in 200809…Personal: Born Drew Timothy Emanuel Dec. 31, 1991 in Gilbert, Ariz…Son of Tim and Karen Emanuel…Has one brother, Jake…Also considered San Diego, Fort Lewis and Minnesota-Duluth. ..Uncle, Ron Emanuel, played football at Maryland…Cousin, Dan Emanuel, played football at Maryland, while cousin, Nick Emanuel, ran track for the Terrapins.

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season-best 41-yard return…2010: Saw action in two games…Had two catches for 14 yards against Western New Mexico in collegiate debut…2009: Redshirted…High School: A 2009 graduate of Chandler High School…Played for Coach Jim Ewan…Had 39 catches for 740 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior…Named to Offense-Defense All-American Game…Selected to firstteam all-region team…Brother Covaughn plays at California…Also lettered in baseball and track and field…Personal: Born Troy Caleve Deboskie Jan. 9, 1991…Son of Wakena Deboskie…Has three brothers Covaughn, Kaelin and Prince, and one sister Jemai…Also considered Eastern Washington and Montana State.

#88 Drew Emanuel

DB, 5-11, 195, Jr.-TR* Pittsburg, Calif. (De La Salle/Oregon) Academic Notes: Majoring in public r e l a t i o n s … 2 0 11 : Transfer from Oregon…Named D e f e n s i v e Newcomer of the Year at team banquet…Saw action in all 11 games with five starts…Recorded 30 tackles on the season…Had a season-high seven tackles against Montana…Recorded first interception at Sacramento State… Prior to NAU: Made three tackles for the victorious White team in the 2010 spring Game…Led the team in interceptions in the spring…Posted the second-fastest shuttle time (3.92) among defensive backs during winter testing… Participated on the scout team during his redshirt

TE, 6-4, 252, Jr.-2L Mesa, Ariz. (Highland) Academic Notes: Majoring in mechanical engineering…2010 and 2011 Big Sky AllAcademic selection…2011 and 2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient… Recorded 4.0 GPA…2011: Saw action eight games with two starts…2010: Saw action in 10 games as a true freshman with one start (Portland State)…Made one catch for 16 yards at Southern Utah…High School: A 2010 graduate of Highland High School…Played for Pete Walheim… Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Led football team to state semifinals…Three-year

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#54 Craig Frum

#67 Roy Garcia

#89 Beau Gardner

LB, 6-3, 225, So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain)

OL, 6-3, 275, So.-SQ* Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza)

TE, 6-4, 240, So.-1L* Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC)

Academic Notes: Major is criminology and criminal justice…2011: Named Outstanding D e f e n s i v e Freshman of the Year…Saw action in 11 games with 10 starts…Tied for team lead in tackles with 46 with three tackles for loss and two quarterback hurries…Had a season-high six tackles for times…Recorded six tackles in collegiate debut at Arizona…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Red Mountain High School…Played for Coach Jim Jones…Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-time all-region selection (2008, 2009)…Was team captain both junior and senior seasons…Recorded 216 career total tackles with eight sacks, two interceptions…Also played baseball, earning all-region as a junior…Personal: Born Craig Wesley Frum Nov. 27, 1991 in Roundlake, Ill…Son of Ron and Angie Frum…Has one sister, Britney…Also considered Montana State.

Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice…2011 and 2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Member of the National H o n o r S o c i e t y … 2 0 11 : Saw action in two games as a backup…2010: Redshirted…Switched offensive line from defensive line in the spring of 2010…High School: A 2010 graduate of Marcos de Niza…Played for Roy Lopez…Three-year letter winner and starter… Named all-region for both offensive and defensive line…Recorded state-leading 114 tackles and 10.5 sacks as a senior…Chosen to the Big 25 team by the Arizona Coaches Association… Named to 5A all-state team…Named team captain…Helped team to state runner-up finish…Played in North vs. South All-Star Game…Personal: Born Roy Robert Garcia on July 27, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Roy and Mary Garcia…Has one sister, Olivia, and one brother, Phillip…Had perfect attendance during high school career…Named Top Teen in the City of Tempe.

Academic Notes: Majoring in accountancy… Received the Cline Award as the outstanding studentathlete…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Mesa CC…Played for Ron Doherty…Redshirted at Mesa CC…Went on a LDS mission after high school…Originally signed with NAU out of high school…High School: A 2008 graduate of Mesa High School…Three-year starter and letter winner in football, basketball and track and field…Helped basketball team to 2008 East Valley Region title…Personal: Born Beau Frazier Gardner Dec. 27, 1989 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Michael and LeElla…Has four brothers, Preston, Nicholas, Skyler and Ty and one sister, Paige…Father competed in the decathlon at BYU.

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#71 Joe Gurski

OL, 6-7, 235, Fr.-RS* Wickenburg, Ariz. (Wickenburg)

OL, 6-5, 315, So-1L* Valley Center, Calif. (Valley Center)

Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justuce…Ranks in top 15 percent of graduating class with a 3.3 grade point average…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…2011: Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Wickenburg High School…Three-year starter and letter winner…Captain for Bobby Gonzalo…Arizona Republic 1A-3A AllState first-team selection at defensive line in 2010…Three-time all-state choice in 3A division…Recorded 85 tackles with six sacks…Helped team to three state playoff appearances…Also competed in basketball and track and field…Threw the discus 150 feet and shot put 50 feet…Personal: Born LeRoy Patrick Guenther III on Nov. 10, 1992 in Uvalde, Texas…Son of LeRoy Guenther II and Julie Conrad…Has one brother, Clancy…Enjoys hunting and fishing.

Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice…2011: Saw action in seven games at right tackl e … 2 0 1 0 : Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Valley Center High School…Played for Coach Rob Gilster…Three-year letter winner and starter… Chosen to all-league first team and All-North County second team…Selected offensive lineman of the year…Helped team to pair of CIF championships…Personal: Born Joseph Michael Gurski V…Son of Adriana Gurski-Bryant…Also considered Montana State.

second-best total on the team…Had first career interception at Portland State…Recorded a season-high five tackles against Idaho State and Eastern Washington…2010: Saw action in 10 games…Had 12 tackles with one pass deflection on the season…Had a single-game high two tackles three times…High School: A 2010 graduate of Buckeye Union…Played for Coach Bobby Barnes…Three-year starter…4A allstate second team choice on offense…Chosen to Skyline Region first team at wide receiver and second team at defensive back…Had 47 rushes for 443 yards with a 9.4 yards per carry average…Had a school-record 10 touchdown receptions…Also scored six rushing touchdowns along with a punt return for a touchdown and an interception return for another score…Personal: Randy Luke Hale…Born January 28, 1992 in Oceanside, Calif…Son of Randy and Freya Hale…Has two brothers, Markiest and Randyn, and two sisters, Jhalisa and Brandy…Father played basketball at UC Santa Barbara and uncle, Derrick, played football at Long Beach State…Cousin, Daniel, plays football at Washington State, while cousin, Mychel, played at Wyoming (2002-05).

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#73 Lee Guenther

#4 Randy Hale, Jr.

CB, 5-10, 175, Jr.-2L Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye) Academic Notes: Majoring in parks and recreation mana g e m e n t … 2 0 11 and 2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…2011: Saw action in 11 games with nine starts…Had 22 tackles on the season with five pass deflections, the

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#35 Austin Hasquet

#61 Jim Herrero

#14 Alex Holmes

LB, 6-1, 225, So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty)

OL, 6-0, 225, Fr.-RS* Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman Academy)

WR, 6-0, 180, Fr.-RS* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral)

Academic Notes: Majoring in biomedical science…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…2011 Big Sky All-Academic selection…Ranked 10th in his class with 4.00 grade point average…4A Skyline Region Scholar-Athlete… 2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made 16 tackles on the season with one tackle for loss…Had a season-high seven tackles against Fort Lewis…High School: A 2011 graduate of Liberty High School…Three-year letter winner and starter for Danny Filleman…4A Skyline Defensive Player of the Year…4A-II All-State first-team linebacker by AZFCA…Recorded schoolbest 334 tackles in his career, including a school record 158 during his senior season…Set single-game mark with 19 tackles in a game and had a 65yard interception return for a touchdown…Also earned All-Skyline second-team honors at tight end in 2010…4A All-Skyline at linebacker in 2009…Also played baseball for two years for Mark Ernster, the brother of former NAU All-American Paul Ernster…Helped team to 4A-II state championship in baseball…Personal: Born Austin Michael Hasquet on Nov. 8, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Mike and DeAnn Hasquet…Has one sister, Amanda, and one one brother, Andrew…Cousin, Jordan, played basketball at Montana…Cousin, Gary Wagner, played football at Carroll College…Also considered Brown and South Dakota State.

Academic Notes: Majoring in exercise science…Member of the National H o n o r S o c i e t y … 2 0 11 : Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Kingman Academy…Played for Eugene Kramer…Three-year letter winner and starter…Helped team to 2010 3A State Championship…Played in CAA Senior Bowl…Also lettered in baseball, basketball and golf…Help golf team to state championship and baseball to state runner-up finish…Won off-road racing titles in AMRA Open B and Overall B races…Personal: Born James Charles Herrero Aug. 13, 1993 in Flagstaff, Ariz…Son of Joe and Sarah Herrero…Has one brother, John…Took classes at Mohave Community College duringn high school.

Academic Notes: Planning to study criminal just i c e … 2 0 11 : Redshirted…High School: Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Charlie Ragle… Earned all-state, all-region and all-city honors…East Valley All-tribune team selection…Recorded 37 receptions for 717 yards and 11 touchdowns… Helped team to 44-2 record with three state championship appearances and back-to-back state titles, including a 14-0 mark in 2010…Personal: Born Cory Alexander Holmes Jan. 31, 1993…Son of Christopher and Katy Holmes…Father played at NAU (198283)…Has one brother, Ryan, and one sister, Sarah…Brother, Ryan, plays football at Northern Colorado…Born on Super Bowl Sunday…Also considered Mesa State, Adams State and Eastern New Mexico.

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#3 Taylor Julio

LB, 6-3, 195, Fr.-RS* Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway)

S, 6-1, 190, Sr.-3L* San Diego, Calif. (Chula Vista)

Academic Notes: Majoring in business…2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient… Member of the National Honor Society…Region S c h o l a r Athlete…Ranks fourth in his class with a 4.0 grade point average…2011: Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Greenway High School…Three-year letter winner and starter for K.J. Anthony…Selected Black Canyon Region Athlete of the Year and greenway Male Athlete of the Year…Named to Scout.com all-state team at linebacker…Also earned allregion honors…Also competed in baseball, basketball and track and field…Won region title in the high hurdles and finished second in region in high jump…Track team won region championship…Personal: Born Harrison James Johnson on Nov. 13, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of David and Christy Johnson…Mother attended NAU…Has one sister, Hannah…Enjoys snowboarding.

Academic Notes: Majoring in marketing…Selected to the 2010 Big Sky All-Academic team…2009, 2011 and 2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient… Nominee for the Scholar-Athlete Leadership Award for San Diego…Named to Mesa League All-Academic first team…2011: Saw action in six games with one start…Missed the first five games due to injury…Finished with 32 tackles, the eighth-best total on the team, in only six games…Notched a career-high 12 tackles against Montana…2010: Saw action in 10 games…Recorded 38 tackles, the seventh-best total on the team…Had two interceptions with two breakups…Notched season-high eight tackles against Sacramento State…2009: Saw action in all 11 games with 11 starts…Ranked third on the team in tackles and tops among freshmen with 73…Also recorded 4.5 tackles for loss, two pass deflections, one interception and one forced fumble…Had at least two tackles in every game and five or more in 10 of 11 contests…Recorded a season-high 10 tackles at Weber State with an interception…2008: Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate of Chula Vista High School…Played for Judd Rachow…Named most valuable player and defensive player of the year for high school…All-Mesa League firstteam selection…Named student-athlete of the month by the San Diego Union Tribune…Recorded 93 tackles with 45 solos and six interceptions…Completed 51 of 80 attempts for 246 yards and nine touch-

downs and rushed for 307 yards and five touchdowns on 61 attempts…Personal: Born Taylor Francis Julio March 20, 1990 in San Diego, Calif…Son of Lowen and Bernie…Has two brothers, Nathaniel and Christopher, and two sisters, Marlaina and Isabella.

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#58 Harrison Johnson

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#70 Dylan Lusk

#38 Taylor Malenfant

#16 Mike Massey

OL, 6-3, 194, So.-RS* Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/ New Mexico State)

DB, 6-1, 190, Sr.-3L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

CB, 5-10, 195, Fr.-RS* Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Millennium)

Academic Notes: Plans to major in b u s i n e s s … Participated in spring practice in 2012 after joining the program in January…Prior to NAU: Transfer from New Mexico State…Did not compete in 2010 and 2011…High School: Played both offensive guard and nose guard for the Centennial High School Coyotes…Helped his team to a 13-1 record, as the Coyotes won the league title and made the semifinals of the state playoffs….Recorded 51 tackles on the season at nose guard, including three sacks, and interception, three pass break ups and three forced fumbles…Helped the Coyotes average 145.5 yards per game passing and 266 yards per game on the ground…Named a first team all-region, all-league and all-state player on defense and was ranked as one of the state's top 25 players…Tallied six tackles and three sacks, while helping the Coyotes average 374.5 yards of total offense per game as a junior…Named an all-league honorable mention selection, as the Coyotes won the state championship…Was a first team allregion and all-league selection for O'Conner High School as a sophomore…Personal: Born Dylan Michael Lusk March 15, 1991…Son of Michael and Denise Lusk…Has one sister Shayla, who also attends NAU.

Academic Notes: Majoring in finance…2010 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : Named Defensive Back of the Year at t e a m banquet…Started all 11 games…Fourth on the team in tackles with 40…Also had four pass deflections and two blocked kicks…recorded 19 punt returns for 9.1 average, ranking second in the Big Sky and 24th in the FCS…2010: Named outstanding sophomore at team banquet…Saw action in 10 games with one start (Western New Mexico)…Had 24 tackles with one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…Had a season-high five tackles against Weber State and Portland State…2009: Saw action in seven games…Recorded eight tackles with one pass deflection…High School: A 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Prep…Four-year starter and two-time captain for Coach Scott Bemis…Named All-Arizona defensive back in 2008…Named to all-state and all-region teams as a senior…Helped team to two state championships and 2008 regional title…Set school record for punt return yards…Selected to play in Arizona All-Star game…Also lettered in track and field…Personal: Born Taylor John Malenfant…Son of Mark and Jodi Malenfant…Has two brothers, Greg and Colton, and two sisters, Jessica and Haylee…Also considered San Diego State, New Mexico, Columbia and Weber State.

Academic Notes: Majoring in exercise science…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Member of the National H o n o r Society…Received the Legacy Award for academic and athletic accomplishments…Finished in the Top 10 percent of graduating class with a 4.2 GPA…2011: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Millenium High School…Played for Curtis Mays…Twotime all-state quarterback who passed for 4,584 yards and 46 career touchdowns in 25 starts…2009-10 Class 5A2 total offense leader with 2,773 yards…Had four-game playoff stats of 55 for 83 passing for 890 yards with 10 touchdowns with 30 carries for 114 yards and two touchdowns…Two-time West Valley and West Valley View Player of the Year…Set 15 school records including single-game, singleseason and career passing yards and single-game and single-season touchdowns…Arizona Combine King and Fastest Man winner with a4.39 40-yard dash at the National Underclassman Combine…Personal: Born Michael Ryan Massey July 21, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Duane Scott Massey and Sara Adams (Stepmother Marla Massey)…Has one brother, Justin…Can solve Rubik’s Cube in under a minute…Hobbies include camping, fishing and rebuilding classic cars.

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#60 Shane Moniz

#99 Zach McDonnell

DE, 6-3, 250, Fr.-RS* Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo)

OL, 6-3, 265, So.-SQ* Canyon County, Calif. (Canyon)

DL, 6-2, 220, Fr.-RS* Poway, Calif. (Poway)

Academic Notes: Plans to study forestry/firefighting…High School: A 2011 graduate of Mission Viejo High School…Two-year starter for Bob Johnson…Named first-team South Coast League selection…High school team finished his senior season with a 13-1 record and was nationally-ranked in the top 10 in the country…Also considered playing for San Jose State and Villanova…Personal: Born Mitchell Gary Melugin on Oct. 23, 1992 in Newport Beach, Calif…Son of Gary and Audrey Melugin…Father played basketball at Chico State and professionally in Australia…Has one brother, William.

Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology with a minor in history…2011 and 2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Threetime academic letter winner…2011: Saw action in two games…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Canyon High School…Played for coach Chris Varner…Two-year letter winner and starter…Team captain…Two-time AllFoothill League (2008, 2009)…Chosen to All-Daily News first team and The Signal All-Valley team…Named to firstteam All-San Fernando Valley in 2009…Preseason selection to the AllCIF team…Named Lineman of the Year on junior varsity in 2007 and Most Improved Player as a freshman…Personal: Born Shane Patrick Moniz Aug. 21, 1992 in Lancaster, Calif…Son of Norb and Karen Moniz…Has one sister, Lauren, and one brother, Norby…Sister played soccer at San Jose State…Also considered Weber State and Stony Brook.

Academic Notes: Majoring in exercise science…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : Redshirted… Named Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year at team banquet…High School: A 2011 graduate of Poway High School…Played for Damian Gonzalez…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Had 49 tackles and 15 receptions for 250 yards as a senior…Named All-Palomar League first-team at tight end…Named Male Athlete of the Year at school…Set career record for most varsity letters…Also three-year letter winner in soccer and track…Had 230 career saves with 17 shutouts as the goalkeeper…Posted a 49-9 personal best in the shot put…Personal: Born Zachary John McDonnell May 13, 1993 in Poway, Calif…Son of John and Lynette McDonnell…Has one brother, Robert, and one sister, Tessa.

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#52 Mitch Melugin

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#47 Taylor Patton

#23 Jamaal Perkins

#13 Jordan Perry

S, 6-1, 195, Sr.-3L San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente)

RB, 5-9, 185, So.-RS* Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa)

QB, 6-3, 210, Fr.-RS* Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic)

Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant management with a minor in business…2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Recorded 26 tackles on the season including 23 solos…Led the team with two interceptions and two fumble recoveries…Recorded a career-high 10 tackles with an interception and fumble recovery at Portland State…2010: Saw action in all 11 games…Had 16 tackles on the season…Recorded a season-high five tackles against Western New Mexico…2009: Saw action in 10 games on the season…Had five tackles on the season with one pass deflection and one fumble recovery…Recorded two tackles at Ole Miss…High School: A 2008 graduate of San Clemente High School…Played for Eric Patton (no relation)…Named first-team all-league as a senior…Selected Triton of the Year and was a three-time Circle of Champions Award winner…Had 80 tackles during senior season while rushing for six touchdowns and averaging 5.5 per carry…Recorded 17 career sacks, tying the school record…Four-year letter winner in track and field…Holds a personal-best of 10.8 in the 100meters…Part school record relays in the 4x100m and 4x400m…Was a gymnast for eight years…Personal: Born Taylor Michael Patton Feb. 20, 1990 in Mission Viejo, Calif…Son of Dean and Lea-Ann Patton…Has one brother, Shawn.

Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology with a minor in criminology and criminal justice…2011: Saw action in four games before suffering season-ending knee injury against Idaho State…Had five rushes for 37 yards and a touchdown…Recorded seven kick returns for 285 yards with a 40.7 average with one touchdown…Named National Kick Returner of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards for performance against Fort Lewis…Had a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, the third longest kickoff return for a touchdown in school history and longest since 1994…Finished the game with two kickoff returns for 132 yards…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Rio Mesa High School…Played for Bob Gregorchuk…Ventura County Star Offensive Player of the Year…Named All-Pacific View League Back of the Year…Set school record for most rushing yards in a season with 1,275 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior…Ran for 1,109 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior…Returned 12 kicks for 229 yards…Broke school record for singlegame rushing yards (327)…Runs a 10.9 100m and 50.9 400m…Personal: Born Jamaal Tre-von Perkins March 20, 1992 in Frankfurt, Germany…Son of Latricia Robinson and Kenneth Perkins and stepfather Howard Robinson…Also considered Ole Miss, Iowa State, Marshall and Portland State…Cousin, Hickey Thompson, played football at Michigan State.

Academic Notes: Major is undecide d … 2 0 1 1 : Redshited… Greyshirted the 2010 season… Joined the team during spring practice…High School: A 2010 graduate of Central Catholic…. Played for Steve Pyne… Two-way starter at quarterback and safety… Named first-team all-conference… Competed 61 percent of his passes for 2,072 yards and 27 touchdowns…Also rushed for 405 yards and seven touchdowns…Led team to Mt. Hood Conference championship and second round of state playoffs… Named QB MVP at University of Washington Rising Stars Camp (Voted by Scout.com)…Named QB MVP at National Underclassman Combine… Threw six touchdown passes in two games including state playoff first round games against Newberg…Also lettered in basketball and track…Personal: Born Jordan Jeffrey Perry March 23, 1992…Son of Jeff and Cathy Perry…Has one sister, Madison…Won the Snowboard Boarder X gold medal at the State Games of Oregon…Enjoys drawing, snowboarding, golf and music.

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#79 Chris Pitts

LB, 5-10, 215, Sr.-2L* Loma Linda, Calif. (Redlands)

OL, 6-5, 265, Sr.-SQ* Antioch, Calif. (Antioch/ Diablo Valley College)

Academic Notes: Majoring in applied computer science…2011: Saw action in all 11 games…Ranked seventh on the team in tackles with 34…Recorded 1.5 tackles for loss…Had a season-high eight tackles against Eastern Washington…2010: Saw action in two games…Had four tackles on the season…Suffered a knee injury and missed final nine games…2009: Saw action in four games…Had four tackles against Southern Utah and Northern Colorado…Missed the final six games…2008: Redshirted…High School: A 2008 graduate of Redlands High School…Played for Coach Walker…All-CBL, All-county and AllCIF first team selection two years in a row…Recorded 98 tackles with one sack…Also competed in track, throwing the shot put 49-0…Personal: Born Brandon Phillips Jan., 31, 1990…Son of Marilyn Phillips…Has three siblings, Anderson, Cameron and Desiree… Also considered San Diego State and Nebraska.

Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology with a minor in sociology…2011: Saw action in one game…2010: Redshirted…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Diablo Valley College…Played for Mike Darr…Two-year starter and captain…Named to Nor-Cal Conference first team…High School: A 2008 graduate of Antioch High School…Played for Frank Beade…Selected all-conference second team…Personal: Born Christopher Michael Pitts April 7, 1990 in Martinez, Calif…Son of Gabriela and Michael Pitts…Father played basketball at California.

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#56 Brandon Phillips

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#7 Kyren Poe

#27 Mana Purdy

QB, 6-3, 195, Fr.-RS* Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton)

CB, 5-8, 175, Sr.-2L* Kamuela, Hawai’i (Hawaii Prep Academy/ Boise State)

Academic Notes: Plans to study business administration with a focus on finance and accounting…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Posted a 3.96 grade point average…National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete winner… Member of the National Honor Society…Had a 3.95 grade point average…2011: Redshirted…Named Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year at team banquet…High School: A 2011 graduate of Chandler Hamilton High School…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Steve Belles…Arizona Republic all-state honorable mention selection…Earned all-region first-team honors in 2010 after earning honorable mention honors in 2009…Named most valuable player of the state championship games…Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year Top 50 selection…Completed 65% of his passes for 2,133 yards and 17 touchdowns versus four interceptions while helping the Huskies to 15-0 record and the 5A1 state title…Added 891 yards on 152 attempts and 15 TDs on the ground…Won three consecutive state championships in 2008, 2009 and 2010...Played with NAU sophomore Zach Bauman at Hamilton…Personal: Born Kyren Stephen Poe on Nov. 2, 1992 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Edward and Catrina Poe…Has two brothers, Brenan and Peyton and one sister, Kayla, who played soccer at Grand Canyon…Also considered Fresno State and Illinois State.

Academic Notes: Majoring in environm e n t a l studies…Threetime Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient (201012)…2010 and 2011 Big Sky AllAcademic selection…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made five tackles on the season…2010: Saw action in eight games…Had three tackles on the season…2009: Saw action in four games…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Boise State…Redshirted the 2008 season under Chris Peterson…High School: A 2008 graduate of Hawai’i Preparatory Academy under his father George Purdy…Named player of the year and three-time all-league selection…Also lettered in basketball and track and field…Personal: Born Weston Mana o’i’o Purdy July 10, 1989 in Kona, Hawaii…Son of Katherine and George Purdy…Has two brothers Mau’ae and Li’i…Grandfather George Purdy, Jr., played professionally for the San Diego Chargers and in college for former NAU assistant Bill Smith’s father at Boise State…Father also played at Boise State…Uncle Paul Purdy played for the University of Hawai’i.

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LB, 5-11, 190, Sr.-3L* Seattle, Wash. (Franklin) Academic Notes: Majoring in health sciences/physical education with a minor in health education…Four-time Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete recipient (200912)…Three-time Big Sky All-Academic selection (200810)…2007 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award recipient…Member of the National Honor Society…Posted a 3.43 GPA…Member of the honor roll for seven semesters…2011: Missed the season recovering from a shoulder injury…2010: Saw action in 10 games…Recorded 16 tackles on the season with a forced fumble…Had a season-high five tackles against Sacramento State…2009: Saw action in all 11 games with seven starts…Tied for sixth with 48 tackles with four pass deflections and a quarterback hurry…Had a career-high seven tackles three times (at Montana State, Idaho State, Eastern Washington)…Recorded at least one tackle in every game…2008: Saw action in all 11 games…Recorded 13 tackles on the season…Had a seasonhigh three tackles two times…High School: A 2008 graduate of Franklin High School…Played for Mario Bailey…Named All-King County 4A first team at safety and second team at receiver…Named to Seattle Times Washington Top 100…Recorded 84 tackles with 72 solo with six interceptions, nine pass deflections, four forced fumbles and four sacks…Had 33 receptions for 589 yards and four touchdowns…Cousin Tim Sams played defensive back for the

University of Idaho with former NAU assistant coach Brian Lindgren…Also lettered in track and field for three years…Recorded personal bests of 11.1 in the 100-meters and 22.7 in the 200m…Personal: Born Nick RaglandJohnsen Oct. 27, 1989 in Seattle, Wash….Son of Stephanie Ragland and Jerry Johnsen…Has one brother, Michael…Also considered Washington State, Washington, Eastern Washington, Idaho State and Portland State.

#33 Tevin Ray

LB, 6-1, 190, So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) Academic Notes: Plans to study biology…2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient….Selected to the Big Sky AllA c a d e m i c team…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made 16 tackles on the season…High School: A 2011 graduate of Centennial High School…Two-year letter winner and starter for Richard Taylor…Team captain…Named region defensive player of the year as a senior…Made 91 tackles with two sacks…Recorded 91 tackles with 5.5 sacks as a junior…Personal: Born Tevin Lamar Ray on May 29, 1993 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Derrick and Sunny Ray…Has three sisters, Sarah, Alyssa and Bella, and one brother, Samuel…Also considered Southern Illinois and Yale.

#44 Ryan Reardon

LB, 6-1, 235, Jr.-RS* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/Portland St./GCC) Academic Notes: Plans to study communications…2011: Redshirted…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Glendale Community College with two years of eligibility…Originally signed with Portland State in 2009…Also attended Arizona State for a semester…Helped GCC to the Valley of the Sun Bowl championship… Played outside linebacker for one season at Portland State in 2009...Played in all 11 games as a true freshman as a backup and on special teams...Finished the year with 18 tackles, including one tackle for loss…High School: A 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Prep...Played for Scot Bemis…Was an integral part of backto-back state championships from 2007 to 2008...Named all-state in 2008 and all-region in 2007-08...Selected to Offense-Defense All-American game in Myrtle Beach, S.C....Led the west in tackles…Personal: Born Ryan Patrick Reardon Feb. 1, 1991 in Boston, Mass…Son of Geralyn Reardon…Also considered Montana State.

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# 6 Nick Ragland-Johnsen

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#62 Hayden Renning

#83 R.J. Rickert

#63 Jake Rodriguez

LS/LB, 6-1, 210, So.-SQ* Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua)

TE, 6-3, 230, So.-1L Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite)

Academic Notes: Majoring in visual communication…2011 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…2011: Did not see any game action…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Sinagua High School…Played for Dave Dirksen…Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-year captain…Named Arizona Daily Sun Player of the Year…Two-time all-city and all-region selection…Earned honorable mention all-state honors in 2009…Recorded 120 tackles with five forced fumbled and one recovered as a senior…Also earned one letter in basketball… Personal: Born Hayden Robert Renning March 25, 1992 in Flagstaff, Ariz…Son of Roy and Krista Renning…Has one brother, Kyle, and one sister, Natalie…Both parents attended NAU, as well as uncles Robert and Matt, aunt, Gail and cousin, Chris…Enjoys snowboarding, art and weightlifting…Also considered Chapman, Puget Sound and Mesa State.

Academic Notes: Plans to study business…2011 Big Sky All-Academic team…Selected as a 2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…Had a 3.75 grade point average in high school…2011: Saw action in nine games…Had eight catches for 145 yards…Had a season-high three catches for 49 yards against Southern Utah in season finale…Added two games with two receptions (Northern Colorado/Eastern Washington)…High School: A 2011 graduate of Mesquite High School…A four-year starter for Mike Rardon…Arizona Republic AllArizona selection…Central Region Player of the Year and Arizona Republic 5A all-state first-team choice…Had 40 catches for 724 yards…Three-time all-region selection…Selected for the Arizona vs. California All-State game…Personal: Born Randall Raymond Rickert on June 16, 1993 in Aurora, Fla.…Son of Randy and Judy Rickert…Has three sisters, Jackie, Erika and Jodie.

OL, 6-2, 255, Fr.-RS* New River, Ariz. (Boulder Creek) Academic Notes: Plans to study exercise science or physical therap y … 2 0 1 1 : Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Boulder Creek High School…Played for Dan Friedman… Two-year starter and letter winner…Named to Arizona Football Coaches Association 5A II Allstate team…also selected to Phoenix Metro all-region team and Arizona Republic 5A honorable mention choice…Helped team to three playoff appearances and a region title…Personal: Born Jacob Daniel Rodriguez on June 9, 1993 in Las Vegas, Nev…Has three sisters, Alexa, Courtney and Taylor…Also considered Washington University and Lewis and Clark.

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RB/WR, 5-8, 175, Sr.-3L* Pacoima, Calif. (Crespi Carmelite) Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice with a minor in sociology…2011: Redshirted… Switched to running back in the spring… Preseason All-Big Sky Selection… 2010: Saw action in all 11 games…AllBig Sky second-team selection…Had 65 catches for 613 yards with three touchdowns, the second-best total among receivers…65 receptions rank seventh on school single-season charts…5.9 receptions per game ranked second in the Big Sky and tied for 25th in FCS…Had a single-game high eight catches four times…Had six kick returns and two punt returns…2009: Saw action in all 11 games…Third on the team in rushing with 90 yards and tied for second with two touchdowns (Southern Utah, Idaho State) to go with 19 receptions for 160 yards and one touchdown (at Sacramento State)…Top kick returner on the team with 28 on the season for 21.4 return average with a long of 57…Notched three games with 100 or more yards of all-purpose yardage…2008: Saw action in 10 games…Had 15 carries for 65 yards and a touchdown with one reception…Had 15 kick returns for 21.5 average with a long of 38 yards…Season-best nine carries for 41 yards against Sacramento State…Had first career touchdown at Idaho State…High School: A 2008 graduate of Crespi Carmelite High School…Coached by Jeremiah Ross…CIF Pac5 Division I Player of

the Year…MVP of the Sierra League…All-Sierra League first team…Named school’s most valuable player…Rushed for 2,834 yards in his career with 49 touchdowns…Totaled 1,389 yards with 11 touchdowns as a junior…Ran personal-bests of 10.6 in the 100-meters and 21.3 in the 200m…California state finalist in the 200m…Personal: Born Austin Shanks, Jr., in Woodland Hills, Calif…Son of Austin Shanks, Sr., and Shea Franklin Shanks…Has four siblings, Mirandon, M.Ajani, Alexandria and Akil…Also considered the Air Force Academy and Portland State.

#51 Eric Storey

LB, 6-0, 235, Sr.-1L Oakley, Calif. (Moreau Catholic/Los Madones College)

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#2 Austin Shanks

Academic Notes: Majoring in advertising…2011: Saw action in all 11 games…Recorded 24 tackles on the season…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Los Madones College…Played for Coach Shipe…Two-year starter and letter winner…Recorded 77 tackles with five tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, three pass deflections and two sacks…Led Golden Gate Conference in tackles…Named firstteam all-conference…Had school record 14 tackles against Chabot College…High School: A 2009 graduate of Moreau Catholic…Three-year letter winner for Coach Cotter…Named defensive most valuable player and first-team all-league at both running back and linebacker…Recorded 70 tackles and more than 800 yards rushing…Personal: Born Eric Randall Storey…Son of Eric Storey and Stacy Murphy…Has two sisters, Sarena and Shalice, and one brother, Darrion Murphy…Also considered Southeast Missouri State and Cal Poly.

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#80 Ify Umodu

#66 Junior Vicente

#85 Dejzon Walker

WR, 6-3, 215, Jr.-2L Covina, Calif. (South Hills)

OL, 6-0, 265, So.-1L* Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott)

TE, 6-3, 225, So.-1L Chandler, Ariz. (Basha)

Academic Notes: Majoring in public r e l a t i o n s … 2 0 11 : Saw action in all 11 games…Ranked second on the team in receptions (50, yards (667) and t o u c h d o w n s (4)…Had seven or more catches in four games…Grabbed seven balls for a career-high 149 yards and two touchdowns against Fort Lewis…Also had seven catches for 110 yards at Portland State…Had a career-high eight catches against Eastern Washington…Also had touchdowns against Northern Colorado and Southern Utah…2010: Saw action in six games…Had four catches for 43 yards…Basketball (2010-11): Saw action in five games off the bench…High School: A 2010 graduate of South Hills…Played for Steve Bogan…Three-year letter winner and starter…Named All-CIF amd all-league first team…Selected as the offensive player of the year…Led team to league championship all four year…Also a three-year letter winner in basketball…Personal: Born Emughedi Emughedi Umodu July 22, 1992 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of Vicky and Daniel Umodu…Brother, Tobi, played football at UCLA, while brother, Kebin, played at Air Force…Sister, Diseph ran track at UC Riverside…Also considered UCLA, Villanova and San Jose State.

Academic Notes: Plans to major in business…Member of the Letterman’s Club…2011: Saw action in six games…Made three tackles on the season…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Prescott High School…Four-year letter winner and three-year starter for Lou Benictone…Named to Arizona Coaches Association All-State FirstTeam at defensive line as a senior…2009 All-Area “Dream Team” selection at both offensive and defensive line…2009 Western Sky AllRegion Defensive Player of the Year…2009 Western Sky All-Region choice at center and defensive tackle…Picked up a fumble and ran 30 yards for touchdown in final prep games…Also named to Western Sky All-Region first team at center in 2008…Also considered Montana State, Portland State and Northern Colorado in the recruiting process…Personal: Born John Paul Vicente March 2, 1992 in Prescott, Ariz…Son of J.P. and Shawn Vicente…Has one brother, Michael, and one sister, Brianna…Enjoys hunting and fishing.

Academic Notes: Major is undecided…Named to the 2011 Big Sky AllAcademic team and recipient of the Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete award…2011: Saw action in all 11 games as a true freshman with seven starts…Named Offensive Newcomer of the Year and College Sports Madness Big Sky Freshman of the Year…Recorded 22 catches for 328 yards with three touchdowns…Had at least one catch in 10 of 11 games…High School: A 2011 graduate of Basha High School…Twoyear letter winner and starter for Bernie Busken…Earned all-region first-team honors and selection to the Friday Night All-Fever Team…Recorded 1,500 receiving yards with 19 touchdowns in his career…Caught 43 passes for 680 yards and 12 touchdowns for 9-2 Basha during his senior season…Set school records for receiving yards in a game (195) and career touchdowns (19)...Personal: Born Dejzon Dwight Walker Aug. 10, 1993 in Gary, Ind.…Son of Tasha Hutch…Uncle, Gerell Robinson, played football at Arizona State.

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#39 Robert Watson

#41 Andy Wilder

OL, 6-4, 290, Jr.-1L* Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)

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

Academic Notes: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice…2010 and 2011 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : All-Big Sky Honorable Mention selection…Named Outstanding Offensive Sophomore of the Year at team banquet…Started all 11 games at left guard…Member of offensive line that led the way for an offense that ranked 14th in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2011, producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and pass efficiency leader…Running back Zach Bauman ranked fourth in the country in rushing with over 1,400 yards with seven games over 100 yards on the season…2010: Saw action in three games…2009: Redshirted… Named Scout Team Player of the Year on offense…High School: A 2009 graduate of Sabino High School…Four-year letter winner for Coach Jay Campos…Named to 4A1 Kino All-Region team at both offensive line and defensive line…Garnered honorable mention allstate honors at offensive line…Helped team to state championship game as a junior…Three-year letter winner in track and field…Also considered Northern Colorado… Personal: Born W. Kyle Walker Dec. 6, 1990 in Tucson, Ariz…Son of Ken and Jenifer Walker…Has two brothers, Jake and Luke.

Academic Notes: Plans to study criminal justice…2011 and 2012 Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete recipient…Named to the 2011 Big Sky AllA c a d e m i c team…2011: Saw action in 10 games with 29 tackles on the season….Recorded a season-high 10 tackles with a fumble recovery at Weber State…Had 25 tackles over the final four games…2010: Redshirted…High School: A 2010 graduate of Los Alamitos High School…Played for John Barnes…Four-year letter winner and starter…Two-time all-league selection…Led the team in tackles…Had a team-leading 70 tackles, five sacks, five forced fumbles and two picks and led the team to Sunset League championship in 2008 with an 8-2 record…Named defensive back of the year…Earned All-League and Defensive most valuable player honors…Started as a sophomore at safety…Personal: Born Robert Anthony Watson Jan. 28, 1992 in Long Beach, Calif…Son of Robert and Summer Watson…Has one sister, Kai…Cousin, Alex Watson, was an All-American at NAU…Also considered San Diego, UC Davis and Northwestern.

K, 6-3, 205, Jr.-1L* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) Academic Notes: Majoring in construction management…2010 and 2011 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : Saw action in two games…Had three kickoffs with one touchback…2010: Saw action in four games…Had four punts for 37.5 yards per kick average and four kickoffs with one touchback… 2009: Redshirted…High School: A 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Prep…Fouryear letter winner for Coach Scot Bemis…Earned all-state honors at punter with a 41.3 yard per punt average…Named all-region at punter, wide receiver and free safety...Helped team to back-to-back state championships…Caught 44 passes for 861 yards and 11 TDs as a junior and made 45 tackles with two interceptions at safety…Also earned all-region honors in baseball, helping team to state runner-up finishes twice…Set records for receptions (11), points (31), yards (241) and touchdowns (4) in state title game…Also considered Glendale Community College…Personal: Born Andrew Willard Wilder July 5, 1990 in Scottsdale, Ariz…Son of Lucy Wilder…Has three sisters, Lara, Kate and Julie.

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#57 Zack Williams

#30 Devin Willis

#69 Matt Wilson

LB, 6-4, 225, Fr.-RS* Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha)

CB, 6-0, 178, Sr.-1L Miami, Fla. (Miami Northwestern/ Palomar College)

OL, 6-6, 300, Jr.-1L Payson, Ariz. (Payson)

Academic Notes: Plans to study exercise science…2012 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete r e c i p i e n t … 2 0 11 : Redshirted…High School: A 2011 graduate of Basha high School...Played for Bernie Busken…Three-year letter winner and starter…Named Friday Night Fever AllState selection and all-region first-team as a senior…Personal: Born Zachery Taylor Williams Dec. 1, 1992 in Mission Viejo, Calif…Son of Carolyn Hibler and Aaron Williams…Has three sisters, Dakota, Madelyn and Savannah, and one brother, Nathan…Enjoys hunting and camping.

Academic Notes: Plans to study criminal justice and sociology…2011: Saw action in five games…Made seven tackles on the season with two p a s s deflections…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Palomar College…Played for Joe Early…Recorded 91 tackles for 27 passes defended with two interceptions…Had 58 tackles with 15 pass deflections with 2.5 tackles for loss in 2010…Named all-conference secondteam…High School: A 2009 graduate of Miami (Fla.) Northwestern…Starter and letter winner for Billy Rolle…Helped prep team to national championship in 2007...Personal: Son of Velisa Willis…Has two brothers, Darian and Derrick, and one sister, LaChanze.

Academic Notes: Majoring in forestry…2010 Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient…Named an Arizona Scholar and was a member of Interact…Ranked seventh in graduating class with a 3.9 GPA…Career Notes: Seen action in 20 games…2011: Started all 11 games at right tackle…Member of offensive line that led the way for an offense that ranked 14th in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2011, producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and pass efficiency leader…Running back Zach Bauman ranked fourth in the country in rushing with over 1,400 yards with seven games over 100 yards on the season…2010: Saw action in seven games…2009: Saw action in three games…High School: A 2009 graduate of Payson High School…Three-year letter winner and starter for Coach Josh Anderson…Named All-Arizona Offensive Lineman in 2008…Two-time first-team all-state selection at offensive line and first-team all-state at defensive line…Helped team to 2008 state championship…Three-year letter winner in basketball, helping team to two state runner-up finishes while earning all-region honors…Finished fifth in the state in the shot put in track and field…Personal: Born Matthias Russell Wilson July 27, 1991 in Colorado Springs, Colo…Son of Joel and Janna Wilson…Has one sister, Erin.

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#18 Jesse Brantley

#93 John Castaneda

DL, 6-4, 245, Fr.-HS Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax)

WR, 6-0, 195, Jr.-TR Gilbert, Ariz. (Gilbert/ Scottsdale CC)

DL, 6-1, 235, Fr.-RS* San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma)

Academic Notes: Plans to study architecture or graphic design…Had a 3.6 grade point average…Member of the Dean’s and Principal’s List…High School: A 2012 graduate of Betty H. Fairfax…Threeyear letter winner and starter for Coach Kevin Belcher… Named first-team allsection in 2011 and all-region in 2010…Had 42 tackles with six sacks, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one interception as a junior…Helped team to region title and led basketball team to 5A D2 state championship…Personal: Born Anthony Gabriel Arledge Sept. 9, 1993… Son of Mary and Kenneth Sampson…Has three brothers, Taylor, Bailey and Aiden.

Academic Notes: Plans to study nursing…Prior to NAU: Two-year letter winner and starter for Coach Doug Madowski at Scottsdale CC… Had 44 catches for 740 yards and seven touchdowns in 2011, earning first-team all-conference and allregion honors…Had 37 catches for 765 yards and eight touchdowns as a freshman… High School: A 2010 graduate of Gilbert High School…Fouryear starter and captain…Recorded 1,222 yards with 15 touchdowns on 69 receptions as a senior…Earned firstteam all-state and all-region honors…Personal: Born Jesse Isiah Brantley in Seattle, Wash., on Nov 1, 1991…Son of Pamela Brantley…Has a daughter, Jessalynn, with girlfriend, Kirinna…Has one sister, Brittany, and one brother, Marcus.

Joined the team in spring practice… Academic Notes: Major is undecided…High School: A graduate of Point Loma High School…Four-year starter and twotime captain for Mike Hastings…Personal: Born John Junior Castaneda…Son of Maria and Juan Castaneda…Has two sisters, Wendy and Jessica.

#59 Andy Bachelier LS, 5-9, 182, So-RS* Rio Rico, Ariz. (Nogales) Joined the team in the spring of 2012…Academic Notes: Plans to study exercise science…Named to the Academic All-Star team in high school…Named to Dean’s List first three semesters at NAU…High School: A 2010 graduate of Nogales High School…Played for Vince Villanucci…Four-year starter and two-year letter winner…Earned allconference second-team honors at linebacker…Personal: Born Andrew Paul Bachelier on April 18, 1992 in Colorado Springs, Colo… Son of Marcel and Christy Bachelier…Has two brothers, Aaron and Ben…Both father and grandfather played baseball at Arizona. ..Brother, Ben, played football at NAU.

#45 Nick Butier FB, 6-1, 240, Fr.-RS San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo) Academic Notes: Majoring in business finance and accounting…High School: A 2011 graduate of San Luis Obispo High School…Played for Coach David Kelley…A two-year starter…Offensive captain…Named All-CIF, all-county and all-league…Also a two-year starter for the men’s volleyball team…Helped team to two Pac 7 championships, earning All-CIF honors both years…Personal: Born Nickolas Peter Butier on Feb. 2, 1993 in Walnut Creek, Calif….Son of Trisha Butier…Has two sisters, Alex and Lindsey…Enjoys playing volleyball in his spare time.

#32 Louis Collins CB, 6-0, 160, FR.-RS* Los Angeles, Calif. (Campbell Hall)

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#92 Anthony Arledge

Joined the team in s p r i n g practice…Academic Notes: Plans to study psychology…High School: A 2011 graduate of Campbell Hall…Played for Russell Gordon…Four-year starter and letter winner…Named first-team all-conference and team defensive most valuable player…Played in the Daily News All-Star game, recording an interception and three tackles…Personal: Born Louis Reid Collins July 24, 1993 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of Cheryl Reid…Cousin Donald Jones plays for the Buffalo Bills.

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#48 Chris Connolly LB, 6-2, 230, Jr.-TR Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Capistrano Valley/ Saddleback JC) Academic Notes: Plans to study business and exercise science…Received Scholar Baller Award at Saddleback (3.2 GPA or better)…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Saddleback JC…Twoyear letter winner for Mark McElroy…Named to JC Gridiron top prospects list…Earned SCFA AllSouthern Conference second-team honors…Served as defensive captain…Recorded 48 tackles with six tackles for loss and two sacks…Played one season at Milford Academy after high school…Recorded 77 tackles with 11 sacks among 28 tackles for loss…High School: A 2009 graduate of Capistrano High School…Played for Chi Chi Biehn…Had 78 tackles and set a school record for tackles for loss (36)…Also considered New Mexico and San Jose State…Personal: Born Christopher Jordan Connolly on July 9, 1990 in Long Beach, Calif….Son of Karen Forbes and Kevin Connelly…Has two brothers, Jonathan and Daniel, and one sister, Kellie…Played with Matt Barkley in eighth grade as a tight end and fullback…Godfather Sam Cunningham played for the New England Patriots.

#95 Luke Daulton DL, 6-1, 203, Fr.-HS Flagstaff, Ariz. (Coconino) Academic Notes: Plans to study exercise science…High School: A 2012 graduate of Coconino High School…Played for Tadd Ragan…Four-year starter and captain…Named team MVP…Rushed for over 1,000 yards…Personal: Born Luke Matthew Daulton Oct.2, 1993 in Flagstaff, Ariz…Son of Matthew and Conni Daulton…Had two sisters, AShlie and Amber, and one brother, Levi…Father played football at Eastern Arizona…Enjoys snowboarding.

#32 Covaughn DeBoskie-Johnsen RB, 5-11, 210, Sr.-TR Tucson, Ariz. (Hamilton/California) Pronunciation: COEvon duh-BOSSkey...Transfer from California… Academic Notes: Graduated from California in May 2012 with a degree in interdisciplinary studies with an emphasis in globalization and consumer behavior… Career Notes: Played in 23 games all off the bench during the last three seasons...Has totaled 321 rushing yards and two touchdowns on the ground, averaging 5.1 yards per rush on 62 carries…Added five receptions for 46 yards and one kick return for 14 yards for a total of 299 all-purpose yards…Wore No. 28 during his first two years with the program, but changed to No. 33 prior to the 2010 campaign…2011: Saw action in 10 games…Rushed for 40 yards on 10 carries…2010: Played in four games off the bench, contributing 70 rushing yards on 21 carries and one reception for four yards...Posted a season-high 31 yards on the ground, including a 10yard run that was his longest of the season vs. Colorado...Rushed a season-high seven times for 21 yards against UC Davis and also had his four-yard reception, which was the first catch of his career...His numbers in the other two games he played in were four rushes for 14 yards vs. UCLA and six rushes for four yards against Arizona State…2009: Played in nine games off the bench and was third on the team with 211 rushing yards on 31 carries for a 6.8 yard per carry average that was second among the team's running backs, while adding one touchdown on the ground...Rushed for 10 or more yards on 29.0% of his runs with his nine double-digit rushes ranking third on the team...Also returned one kick for 14 yards in the regular-season finale at Washington...Had the biggest game of his career in the team's second contest, rushing for 92 yards on 11 carries (both career-highs), while also picking up both his first career rushing touchdown on a one-yard run with 0:20

to go in the game and adding the longest run of his career with a 30-yard jaunt earlier on the same drive during a 59-7 Cal win…Was productive in the team's season-opening 52-13 win over Maryland, rushing for 54 yards on nine carries...Picked up 41 yards on six carries with a long run of 26 yards in a 4917 triumph over Washington State...Also had a run of 14 yards at Stanford among his two rushes for 17 yards total and one of 12 yards in his only attempt vs. Arizona…2008: Redshirted...Took full part in 2008 spring drills after graduating early from high school and enrolling at Cal in January of 2008….High School: A SuperPrep All-American and All-Far West choice...Listed as the No. 27 allpurpose running back in the nation by Rivals as well as the No. 12 prospect in Arizona for all players by the organization...Rated as the No. 28 running back nationally and a four-star recruit by Scout...Rushed for 821 yards and 13 touchdowns while adding 362 yards and five touchdown receptions as a senior, when he led his team to a 12-1 record, with the only loss a defeat in the state semifinals...On a 13-1 club as a junior in 2006, when he compiled 1,304 yards and 22 touchdowns on the ground as well as 434 receiving yards and two touchdown catches...Chosen as a Class 5A honorable mention selection by the Arizona Republic... One of four national finalists for the 2008 EAS Speed and Strength Award...Also a finalist as a senior for the prestigious Watkins Award, a national honor recognizing success in athletics and academics among young African American males…Personal: Full name is Covaughn DeBoskieJohnson...Born December 18, 1989...Son of Tim Johnson and Wakena DeBoskie...Brother is member of NAU football team.

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DB, 5-10, 185, Jr.-TR* Sacramento, Calif. (Luther Burbank/ Grambling/College of San Mateo) Academic Notes: Plans to study business or hotel management…Has a 3.57 grade point average…Prior to NAU: Two-year starter and one-time captain for Bret Pollack…Recorded over 100 tackles with 12 forced fumbles, two interceptions and four sacks…Redshirted freshman season at Grambling State University where he played for Coach Broadway…High School: A 2009 graduate of Luther Burbank High School…Played for John Heffernan…Played in the Holiday Classic All-Star game…Led team to second round of the playoffs in basketball…Personal: Born Lucky Conrad Dozier on Jan. 9, 1991 in Sacramento, Calif…Son of Spencer Walker and Diane Burton…Has five sisters, Ardean Walker, Chevonne Dozier, Lakenya Lewis, Dyeshaia Richardson and Yolanda Burton, and five brothers, Kevin Walker, Mike Dozier, Antwan Burton, Gary Burton and Travis Walker.

#91 Brian Drulias K, 5-10, 185, Fr.-HS Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar)

able mention honors as a junior…Personal: Born Brian James Drulias on June 16, 1994 in Whittier, Calif.…Son of Bill and Rosie Drulias…Has one brother, Thomas, and one sister, Nicolette…Also considered San Jose State.

#97 George Dunlap III DE, 6-1, 255, Jr.-TR* Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel/ Cabrillo College) Academic Notes: Plans to study criminal justice…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Cabrillo College…Played for Bill Garrison…Named first-team all-conference and first-team all-state…AllCalifornia Community College Region III team…Had 44 tackles with 12 tackles for loss…Led the defensive line in tackles and tackles for loss…High School: A 2009 graduate of Soquel High School…Played for Ron Myers…All-league linebacker in high school…Three-time league champion wrestler and state qualifier senior year in 215-pound weight class…Personal: Born George Hall Dunlap III in Stockton, Calif., on Aug. 12, 1991…Son of Jill Burklo…Has one sister, Kaylyn Dunlap…Also considered Montana State, Sacramento State, North Texas, Eastern Michigan and Northern Colorado.

sophomore…Helped his team to the 2010 Golden Empire championship as a freshman, recording 36 tackles and 3.5 sacks…High School: A 2009 graduate of St. John Bosco High School…Was a two-year letter winner for Coach Kiki Mendoza…Secondteam all-conference selection... Personal: Born Steven Michael Garcia Nov. 20, 1991 in Paramount, Calif…Son of Eliud and Jacqueline Rivera…Also considered Montana and Akron.

#86 Matt Geranen WR, 6-0, 180, Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) Pronunciation: Gare-an-en. Academic Notes: Major is undecided…High School: A 2012 graduate of Desert Vista High School…Two-year letter winner and two-year starter for former Lumberjack Dan Hinds…Helped team to state championship…Recorded 38 catches with five touchdowns…Received the Joe Sellah Award…Also lettered in basketball and baseball…Personal: Born Matthew Clayton Geranen March 8, 1994 in Mesa, Ariz.…Son of Scott and Chris Geranen…Has three brothers, Alex, David and Brian…Brother Alex attends NAU…Hobbies include acting.

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#20 Lucky Dozier

#50 Steven Garcia Academic Notes: Major is undecided…Named to Principal’s Honor Roll and received a school-athlete honor…High School: A 2012 graduate of Diamond Bar High School…Played for Coach Ryan Maine…Four-year starter and threeyear letter winner…Averaged 52 yards per punt…Scored 97 points on the season with season-best field goal of 48 yards…Named All-Hacienda League at kicker in both 2010 and 2011 and AllSan Gabriel Valley at punter in 2011…Hit game-winning field goal against Chino High School…Also a three-year starter on soccer team, earning All-Hacienda League honor-

DL, 6-2, 235, Jr.-TR Downey, Calif. (St. John Bosco/ Fullerton College) Academic Notes: Plans to study kinesiology/nursing…Was a Scholar Athlete at Fullerton…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Fullerton College…Two-year starter for Tim Byrnes….Earned Southern California Football Association's All-Southern Conference second-team honors…Recorded 41 tackles with 14.5 tackles for loss, nine sacks, two pass deflections and one forced fumbled as a

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#36 Anthony Harrington LB, 6-1, 210, Jr.-RS* Surprise, Ariz. (Peoria/N.M. Highlands/ NAU/Phoenix College) Academic Notes: Plans to study accounting…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Phoenix College…Played 2011 season for Land Jacobsen…Member of the team at NAU for the 2010 season…Played his freshman season at New Mexico Highlands…High School: A 2009 graduate of Peoria High School…Played for Doug Clapp…Four-year letter winner and starter…Named to all-state second team…Led 41-A in tackles in 2008 and 2009…Averaged 12 tackles per game...Helped team to three straight state semi-final appearances…Also three-year starter for wrestling team, placing eighth in the state…Personal: Born Anthony Hope Harrington…Son of Anthony Harrington and Maria Camacho…Has two brothers, Desmond and Jayden, and one sister, Jannelle.

#29 Ryan Hawkins K, 5-11, 185, Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain) Academic Notes: Plans to study exercise science…Has a 3.3 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Sunrise Mountain…Three-year starter and letter winner for James Carter…First-team all-state in 2010 and 2011…AzFCA Top 25 All-State team in 2011…Record a personal-best long field goal of 61 yards…Played in Arizona Football Coach’s Association’s East vs. West Arizona All Star game…Four-year letter winner and starter and three-year captain for soccer team, earning first-team 4A1 allregion honors in 2010…Also lettered in baseball…Personal: Born Ryan Tyler Hawkins on July 10, 1994…Son of John and Jami Hawkins…Has one sister, Brylee…Enjoys fishing and playing golf.

#37 Anthony Hughes S, 5-9, 200, Jr.-TR Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/ Pima/Glendale CC) Academic Notes: Plans to study communications…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Glendale Community College… Played freshman season at Pima Community College…High School: A 2010 graduate of Centennial High School…Played for Richard Taylor…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Rushed for 2,010 yards as a senior, earning all-state and first-team all-region honors…Helped team to state championships in sophomore and junior seasons…Played in the 2011 North vs. South All-Star Game…Had 316 yards rushing against Westview in nationally-televised game on ESPN…Personal: Born Anthony Lamar Hughes July 8, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz.…Son of Tina and J.C. Hughes…Has one brother, John…Hobbies include listening to music and achieving goals…Brother is on the football team at Northern State University.

#49 Chima Ike DL, 5-10, 255, Jr.-TR Walnut, Calif. (Walnut/Nevada/ Fullerton College) Pronunciation: Che-ma IKE. Academic Notes: Plans to study political science…Fullerton College Scholar Athlete…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Fullerton College….Played for Tim Byrnes…Recorded 28 tackles with six tackles for loss and two sacks as a sophomore…Redshirted freshman season at Nevada under Chris Ault…High School: A 2009 graduate of Walnut High School…Was a threeyear letter winner and two-year starter for Michael O’Shields….Set school records for sacks and tackles for loss…Recorded 97 tackles with 21 tackles for loss and 11 sacks as a senior, earning All-CIF first-team and All-

San Antonio League honors twice (2008, 2009)…Helped his high school track team to the league championship and earned the individual discus title…Personal: Born Chima Ike on June 21, 1991 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of Isaac and Martha Ike…Has two brothers, Ikenna and Emeka…Brother, Ikenna, played at Fresno State and in the CFL with the Saskatchewan Roughriders…Has one sister, Ify…Also considered UC Davis, Eastern Kentucky and Central Connecticut.

#42 Casey Jahn RB, 5-11, 185, Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Northwest Christian) Pronunciation: YAHN. Academic Notes: Major is undecided… Member of the Honor Roll…Had a 3.2 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Northwest Christian…Four-year starter and letter winner for Coach Dave Inness…Arizona Republic's Small Schools (Divisions IV-VI) Player of the Year…The first prep player in Arizona 11-man football history to rush for more than 7,000 yards in a career, finishing with 7,333 career yards and 107 touchdowns…Led state of Arizona in rushing and scoring…Rushed for 2,279 yards and 33 touchdowns during a 13-1 season as a senior…Helped team to state championship and first undefeated season in school history in 2010…Made All-Arizona after rushing for 2,583 yards and 32 touchdowns on 300 carries, leading Northwest Christian to the Class 2A title…Team went 13-1 in 2011…Personal: Born Casey Robert Jahn July 1, 1994 in Dekfield, Wisc….Son of Chris and Becky Jahn…Has one brother, Kyle.

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#98 Justin Jungblut

FS, 6-1, 210, Jr.-TR Eagle, Idaho (Eagle/Boise State/ Saddleback JC)

DL, 6-4, 280, Jr.-TR Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro/ Boise State)

Academic Notes: Plans to study political science or business…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Saddleback JC…Starter and captain for Mark McElroy…Earned SCFA All-California and All-Southern Conference first-team honors…Had 73 tackles with eight pass deflections and two interceptions in 2011…Member of 2009 Fiesta Bowl champion Boise State team…High School: A 2009 graduate of Eagle High School…Three-year starter and letter winner for Paul Peterson, leading team to an 11-1 record and state runner-up finish…Played in Idaho Shrine All-Star Game…Two-time all-state selection…Personal: Born Jacob John Johnston…Son of Diane and John Johnston…Has four sisters, Sarah, Marie, Rachel and Leah.

Academic Notes: Plans to study sociology…Made the Dean’s List in the 2010 Fall semester…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Boise State…Played for Coach Chris Peterson… Reserve defensive lineman saw action in Boise State’s regular-season finale against New Mexico (Dec. 3, 2011) and recorded an assisted tackle…Reserve defensive tackle made four appearances in his debut season with the Broncos…Recorded a solo and an assisted tackle against Hawai’i (Nov. 6, 2010) and solo tackle against Fresno State (Nov. 19)…Redshirt season…High School: A 2008 graduate of Saguaro High School…Played for John Saunders…Lettered four times, helping to lead his team to threestraight state football championships…Named first-team all-state as a senior…Also earned first-team allconference honors as a senior...Firstteam all-state defensive line by four publications…Recorded 72 tackles, including 23 tackles-for-loss, 12 sacks, one safety and one fumble recovery as a senior…As a junior, recorded 40 tackles, 10 TFLs, two sacks and one forced fumble…Personal: Born Justin Bryce Jungblut (Pronounced JoungBLUT) on Sept 26, 1990 in Scottsdale, Ariz…Has three sisters, Brandi, Liz and Sydney, and two brothers, Jayson and Christian.

#64 Jacob Julian OL, 6-4, 297, Fr.-HS Prescott, Ariz. (Bradshaw Mountain) Academic Notes: Plans to study mechanical engineering…Had a 3.3 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Bradshaw Mountain…Four-year letter winner and three-year starter for Coach Chuck Apap…Earned All-State honorable mention selection, as well as first-team all-region, all-area and all-conference accolades…Served as team captain…Personal: Born Jacob Max Julian Aig. 13, 1994 in Oceanside, Calif…Son of Jennifer Miller…Has three sisters, Jadie, Danielle and Madison.

#96 Quentin Kantaris DE, 6-2, 230, Jr.-TR Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Moorpark/Army/ Moorpark CC) Academic Notes: Plans to study computer science and computer information systems…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Moorpark CC…Starter and letter winner for Will Thurston…Played one season at Army for Rich Ellerson…High School: A 2010 graduate of Moorpark High School…Lettered twice at defensive end for Tim Lins...Racked up schoolrecord 20 sacks during senior campaign....Made 59 tackles, caused two fumbles, recovered three fumbles and made one interception in 2009...Named to 2009 All-Ventura County team...Earned Ventura County Star Defensive Player of the Year honors...Named Marmonte League Defensive Lineman of the Year ...Helped team advance to CIF Southern Section championship game two straight seasons…Personal: Born Quentin Charles Kantaris on Sept. 24, 1991 in Minneapolis, Minn.…Son of Mary McManigal and Robert Kantaris…Has two sisters, Britt and Calle.

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#37 Jake Johnston

#75 Dylan LaFrenz OL, 6-4, 285, Fr.-HS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos) Academic Notes: Plans to study criminology…Has a 3.95 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Los Osos High School…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Tom Martinez…Named Lineman of the Year and Lifter of the Year…Set school records for clean (325 pounds) and squat (675 pounds)…Personal: Born Dylan Charles LaFrenz Jan. 29, 1999 in Pamona, Calif.…Son of Larry and Charlene LaFrenz…Has one sister, Megan…Also considered UC Davis.

#53 Keith Parker LB, 5-11, 235, Fr.-HS Long Beach, Calif. (JSerra) Academic Notes: Plans to study business managem e n t … H i g h School: A 2012 graduate of JSerra High School… Three-year starter and letter winner and two-time captain for Jim Hartigan…Named team Most Valuable Player and Most Improved…Returned two interceptions for touchdowns in one game…Selected for the NorthSouth All-Star game…Personal: Born Keith Thomas Parker, Jr….Son of Shermique Cisco…Has one sister, Autumn Jay Parker…Also considered UNLV, Colorado and San Diego State.

#25 Daniel Pipkin RB, 5-11, 210, Jr.TR* Inglewood, Calif. (St. Bernard/Santa Monica College) Academic Notes: Plans to study to be a veterinarian…Sixtime selection to the Dean’s List and two- time choice for the Principal’s List…Member of the National Honors Society…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Santa Monica College…Played for Lindheim Gifford…Rushed for over 500 yards on 85 carries with seven touchdowns…Helped team to American Pacific Conference championship…High School: A 2010 graduate of St. Bernard High School…Fouryear starter and captain for Greg Dixon…Two-time Most Valuable Player and named school’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2010…Two-time all-league running back and linebacker…Rushed for 820 yards while recording 75 tackles…Had 300 yards on 35 carries with 91 tackles as a junior…Personal: Born Daniel Stephen Pipkin April 23, 1992 in Inglewood, Calif.…Son of Daryll and Antoinette Pipkin…Has two brothers, Dominic and David, and one sister, Tracy…Cousin, Quinn Fauria, played football at NAU (1991-94)…Also considered Arizona State, UCLA and Cal Poly…Enjoys running and music.

#65 Zack Remley OL, 6-2, 270, Fr.-HS Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field) Academic Notes: Plans to study electrical engineering…High School: A 2012 graduate of Williams Field High School….Two-year starter and letter winner…Helped team to a 13-1 record and state championship appearance in 2011… Personal: Born Zackary remley June 12, 1994 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Dennis and Lori Remley…Has one brother, Quentin…Enjoys playing video games.

#76 Eric Rodriguez OL, 6-3, 272, Fr.-HS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale) Academic Notes: Plans to study criminal justice…Has a 3.4 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Palmdale High School…Three-year starter and letter winner for Jeff Williams…Ranked No. 26 in the nation at center by Scout.com…Named AllCIF Northern Division in 2011…Also chosen to All-Golden League and AllValley first team…Selected for California Classic All-Star game…Had 60 pancake blocks over the last three season…Personal: Born Eric Benjamin Rodriguez on July 26, 1994…Son of Jose and Ena Rodriguez…Has two brothers, Jose and Andy, and one sister, Debbie…Also considered Cal Poly and New Mexico State.

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WR, 5-11, 175, Fr.-HS Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) Academic Notes: Plans to study business management… Was an academic letterman and AIMS scholarship recipient…Had a 3.8 grade point average…High School: A 2012 graduate of Centennial High School…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Richard Taylor…Helped teams to a 40-5 record in three seasons in high school…Set school record for receptions in a game with 10…Also played basketball and ran track…Placed third at the regional meet in the 300 intermediate hurdles…Personal: Born Hayden Matthew Sovacki Oct. 24, 1993 in Peoria, Ariz.…Son of Carri Davies…Has two brothers, Connor Sovacki and Riley Davies…Enjoys snowboarding and film making.

#82 Alex Tolliver WR, 5-7, 175, Fr.-HS Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark) Academic Notes: Plans to study business managem e n t … H i g h School: A 2012 graduate of Moorpark High School…Two-year starter for Tim Lins…Named All-CIF, all-county and all-league after recording 52 receptions for 749 yards…Played in Ventura County All-Star game, recording 8 receptions for 108 yards…Also ran track and field and part of league champion 4x100 team…Personal: Born Alexander Stephen Tolliver Oct. 12, 1993 in Thousand Oaks, Calif….Son of Lynn and Todd Tolliver…Has one brother, Justin, and one sister, Danielle.

#46 Jake Thomas FB/LB, 6-1, 220, Fr.-HS Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View) Academic Notes: Major is undecided…High School: Three-year starter and captain for Coach Chad DeGrenier…Earned all-state and allsection honors…Named Defensive MVP…Selected Defensive Player of the Year for Mesa schools…Set school record for sacks by a linebacker…Also team captain for baseball team, helping team to 17-0 record as a freshman…Father, Kevin, played football at Arizona State from 1983-88…Mother was an Olympic swimmer…Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1993 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Dawn Hunter and Kevin Thomas…Has two brothers, Ryan and Josh, and one sister, Brittany.

#31 Marc Thompson DT, 6-2, 290, Jr.-TR Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch/Diablo Valley College) Academic Notes: Area of study is undecided…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Diablo Valley College…Two-year starter, captain and letter winner for Mike Darr…Had 70 tackles with 30 tackles for loss and 12 sacks…Team led California in tackles, tackles for loss and interceptions…High School: A 2008 graduate of Weston Ranch High School…Played for Steve Jackson…Two-year starter and letter winner at offensive line in high school…Personal: Born May 16, 1990 in Stockton, Calif…Son of David and Becky Wooten….Has one brother, Thomas…Also considered San Jose State.

#68 Ryan Wagner S, 6-0, 170, Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) Academic Notes: Plans to study busin e s s … H i g h School: A 2012 graduate of Desert Vista High School…Played for former Lumberjack Dan Hinds and won a state championship…Personal: Born Ryan James Wagner Oct. 20, 1993 in Seattle, Wash…Son of Kathy and Ernie Wagner…Has one brother, Jeff…Enjoys snowboarding.

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#82 Hayden Sovacki

#40 Quiad Willis S, 5-9, 165, Fr.-HS Castaic, Calif. (West Ranch) Academic Notes: Major is undecided…Earned scholarathlete honors all four years of high school…High School: A 2012 graduate of West Ranch High School…Twoyear letter winner and starter for Sean O’Brien…Received the Martin Luther King High School Heroes Award of Excellence and was awarded the West Ranch Mr. Wildcat Award…Personal: Born Quaid DeJon Willis June 24, 1994 in Los Angeles, Calif.…Son of Melanie and Maurice Willis…Has one brother, Chris…Father played football at San Francisco State…Has uncle, Dejuan Robinson, who played at NAU (1983-86) and with the Cleveland Browns (1987-88)…Also considered the University of San Diego.

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2011 Statistics

2011 Northern Arizona Lumberjack Football Combined Team Statistics RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONF. DATE 9/3/11 9/10/11 9/17/11 9/24/11 10/8/11 10/15/11 10/22/11 10/29/11 11/5/11 11/12/11 11/19/11

OVER 4-7-0 3-5-0 1-2-0

OPPONENT at Arizona FORT LEWIS at Portland State IDAHO STATE E. WASHINGTON at #3 Montana St. #9 MONTANA at Sacramento St. NO. COLORADO at Weber State SOUTHERN UTAH

HOME 3-3-0 2-2-0 1-1-0

AWAY 1-4-0 1-3-0 0-1-0

NEUTRAL 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

W/L L W L W L L L W W L L

SCORE 10-41 58-13 29-31 20-3 28-36 24-41 24-28 27-26 34-14 31-34 24-27

ATTEND 51761 7108 5479 9304 5012 17527 8421 6119 3417 7614 4398

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st Northern Arizona ..................107 Opponents ............................61

2nd 77 95

3rd 57 59

4th Total 68 309 79 294

TEAM STATISTICS NAU OPP FIRST DOWNS ......................................231 ..........................212 Rushing ................................................92 ............................77 Passing ................................................118 ..........................113 Penalty ..................................................21 ............................22 RUSHING YARDAGE ............................1831 ........................1525 Rushing Attempts ..................................413 ..........................358 Average Per Rush ................................4.4 ..........................4.3 Average Per Game................................166.5 ......................138.6 TDs Rushing ........................................19 ............................19 PASSING YARDAGE ..............................2949 ........................2765 Comp-Att-Int..........................................208-315-7 ............230-368-6 Average Per Pass ................................9.4 ..........................7.5 Average Per Catch ................................14.2 ........................12.0 Average Per Game................................268.1 ......................251.4 TDs Passing..........................................17 ............................19 TOTAL OFFENSE ..................................4780 ........................4290 Average Per Play ..................................6.6 ..........................5.9 Average Per Game................................434.5 ......................390.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ......................44-1068 ..................37-924 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards......................21-170 ....................13-120 INT RETURNS: #-Yards..........................6-120 ......................7-102 FUMBLES-LOST ....................................18-11 ......................14-6 PENALTIES-Yards ..................................78-770 ....................80-739 PUNTS-AVG............................................41-41.9....................57-44.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ..............32:16 ...................... 27:44 3RD-DOWN Conversions........................58/142 ....................54/146 4TH-DOWN Conversions ........................8/16 ........................7/18

RUSHING ..........GP Zach Bauman ....11 Giovannie Dixon ..7 Cary Grossart ....11 Jamaal Perkins ....4 Andy Saldana ......8 Vinnie Paciulli ....10 Jake Hess ..........10 Jayson Allmond ..6 Khalil Paden........11 Brian Riley ..........11 Aaron Williams ....7 Chase Cartwright 3 TEAM ..................5 Total....................11 Opponents...... ..11

Att 271 32 79 5 7 2 2 1 2 1 1 4 6 413 358

PASSING G Cary Grossart ......11 Chase Cartwright ..3 Khalil Paden..........11 Total......................11 Opponents...... ....11

Effic Cmp-Att-Int 155.98 197-299-7 153.23 9-13-0 383.87 2-3-0 158.04 208-315-7 139.39 230-368-6

RECEIVING ..........G Khalil Paden..........11 Ify Umodu..............11 Zach Bauman........11 Dejzon Walker ......11 Daniel Adler ..........7 R.J. Rickert ............9 Mike Czyz ..............9 Jeremy Dang ........11 Ca'leve Deboskie ..7 Jesse Bueno ..........4 Jake Hess ............10 Giovannie Dixon ....7 Brian Riley ............11 Cary Grossart........11 Jamaal Perkins ......4 Nick Cole ..............4 Total......................11 Opponents...... ....11

Gain 1529 297 298 37 19 8 7 3 9 1 0 4 0 2212 1813

No. 61 50 29 22 9 8 7 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 208 230

Loss Net 94 1435 11 286 234 64 0 37 9 10 0 8 0 7 0 3 8 1 0 1 4 -4 12 -8 9 -9 381 1831 288 1525 Pct 65.9 69.2 66.7 66.0 62.5

Yds 991 667 352 328 112 145 97 43 42 12 7 37 37 17 40 22 2949 2765

Avg 5.3 8.9 0.8 7.4 1.4 4.0 3.5 3.0 0.5 1.0 -4.0 -2.0 -1.5 4.4 4.3 Yds 2745 130 74 2949 2765

Avg 16.2 13.3 12.1 14.9 12.4 18.1 13.9 10.8 10.5 4.0 2.3 18.5 18.5 8.5 40.0 22.0 14.2 12.0

TD 15 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 19 TD 16 0 1 17 19

Long 64 82 20 19 8 4 5 3 9 1 0 2 0 82 80

Lng 79 40 44 79 61

TD Long 8 79 4 58 1 63 3 34 0 28 0 31 0 48 0 26 0 21 0 10 1 5 0 19 0 24 0 30 0 40 0 22 17 79 19 61

Avg/G 130.5 40.9 5.8 9.2 1.2 0.8 0.7 0.5 0.1 0.1 -0.6 -2.7 -1.8 166.5 138.6

Avg/G 249.5 43.3 6.7 268.1 251.4 Avg/G 90.1 60.6 32.0 29.8 16.0 16.1 10.8 3.9 6.0 3.0 0.7 5.3 3.4 1.5 10.0 5.5 268.1 251.4

FIELD GOALS ......FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgBlk Matt Myers ........15-23 65.2 0-0 5-6 3-4 7-9 0-4 48 2 |------ PATs SCORING TD FGs Zach Bauman ......16 0-0 Matt Myers ............0 15-23 Khalil Paden ..........8 0-0 Ify Umodu ..............4 0-0 Dejzon Walker........3 0-0 Giovannie Dixon ....3 0-0 Jamaal Perkins ......2 0-0 Jake Hess ..............1 0-0 Anders Battle ........1 0-0 Andy Wilder ..........0 0-0 Cary Grossart ........0 0-0 Total......................38 15-23 Opponents...... ....39 9-14

------| Kick Rush 0-0 0-0 35-36 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 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 36-37 0-0 31-36 0-1

Rcv 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Pass DXP Saf Points 0-0 0 0 96 0-0 0 0 80 0-0 0 0 48 0-0 0 0 24 0-0 0 0 18 0-0 0 0 18 0-0 0 0 12 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 1 0-1 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 309 1-2 0 0 294

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PUNTING No. Drew Zamora ........41 TEAM ....................0 Total......................41 Opponents...... ....57

Yds 56 4 60 0 0 120 102

Yds 1703 14 1717 2514

Avg 28.0 4.0 60.0 0.0 0.0 20.0 14.6 Avg 41.5 0.0 41.9 44.1

TD 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

Long TB 70 6 14 0 70 6 67 4

Long 39 4 60 0 0 60 49 FC 13 0 13 18

I20 11 0 11 11

PUNT RETURNS No. Taylor Malenfant ........19 Randy Hale, Jr. ............2 Total............................21 Opponents...... ..........13

Yds 172 -2 170 120

Avg 9.1 -1.0 8.1 9.2

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 40 0 40 22

KICK RETURNS No. Ca'leve Deboskie ....10 Daniel Adler ............7 Jamaal Perkins ........7 Aaron Williams ........6 Nick Cole ................6 Giovannie Dixon ......3 Dan Pela ..................2 Brian Riley ..............1 Ify Umodu ................1 Mike Dosen..............1 Total........................44 Opponents...... ......37

Yds 185 227 285 117 133 81 11 9 0 20 1068 924

Avg 18.5 32.4 40.7 19.5 22.2 27.0 5.5 9.0 0.0 20.0 24.3 25.0

TD 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Long 41 51 99 24 56 36 6 9 0 20 99 58

ALL PURPOSE ......G Zach Bauman..........11 Khalil Paden............11 Ify Umodu................11 Giovannie Dixon ......7 Jamaal Perkins ........4 Total........................11 Opponents...... ......11 Blkd 2 0 2 0

Rush 1435 1 0 286 37 1831 1525

TOTAL OFFENSE G Cary Grossart..........11 Zach Bauman..........11 Giovannie Dixon ......7 Chase Cartwright ....3 Khalil Paden............11 Total........................11 Opponents...... ......11

Rec 352 991 667 37 40 2949 2765

Plays 378 271 32 17 5 728 726

PR 0 0 0 0 0 170 120

Rush 64 1435 286 -8 1 1831 1525

KOR 0 0 0 81 285 1068 924 Pass 2745 0 0 130 74 2949 2765

IR 0 0 0 0 0 120 102

TotAvg/G 1787162.5 992 90.2 667 60.6 404 57.7 362 90.5 6138558.0 5436494.2

Total 2809 1435 286 122 75 4780 4290

Avg/G 255.4 130.5 40.9 40.7 6.8 434.5 390.0

2011 Statistics

INTERCEPTIONS ......No. Taylor Patton................2 Taylor Malenfant ..........1 Anders Battle ..............1 Mike Dosen ..................1 Randy Hale, Jr. ............1 Total.......... ..................6 Opponents...... ............7

DEFENSIVEâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;STATISTICS |-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo 46 Scott McKeever 11 30 54 Craig Frum 11 30 24 Blake Bailey 11 25 38 Taylor Malenfant 11 22 19 Anders Battle 10 26 95 Blayne Anderson 11 12 56 Brandon Phillips 11 19 96 Isaac Bond 11 16 3 Taylor Julio 6 20 25 Mike Dosen 11 19 90 Tim Wilkinson 10 18 39 Robert Watson 10 16 94 Jarret Bilbrey 11 15 47 Taylor Patton 10 23 51 Eric Storey 11 9 4 Randy Hale, Jr. 11 15 97 Alec Hutton 11 6 21 Daivon Dumas 10 8 98 Dan Pela 11 1 15 35 Austin Hasquet 10 12 33 Tevin Ray10 5 11 93 Perry Jackson 9 9 44 Ryan Reardon 3 8 30 Devin Wllis 5 4 43 Jake Hess 10 5 27 Mana Purdy 10 4 31 Aaron Williams 7 4 82 Daniel Adler 7 4 42 Drew Zamora 11 4 45 Vinnie Paciulli 10 3 86 Brian Riley 11 2 10 Zach Finch 4 2 83 R.J. Rickert 9 3 66 Junior Vicente 6 1 Total.......... 11 411 Opponents...... 11 -

|---Pass Ast 16 16 18 18 9 23 15 16 12 11 12 13 12 3 15 7 12 10 16 4 16 4 2 3 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . 2 288 -

Def---| Total 46 46 43 40 35 35 34 32 32 30 30 29 27 26 24 22 18 18 1.5-1 16 . 13 10 7 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 699 -

|-Fumbles-| Blkd TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds 6.0-9 1.5-16 . 3.0-6 . . 3.5-15 . . 0.5-0 . 1-4 0.5-1 1.0-6 1-60 4.5-17 4.0-21 . 1.5-5 . . 4.0-15 7.5-56 . 1.0-2 . . 4.0-24 0.5-0 1-0 6.0-17 2.0-12 . . . . 1.5-3 5.0-27 . . . 2-56 1.5-8 . . 0.5-2 . 1-0 1.0-2 2.5-7 . 1.0-1 . . 2.0-9 . . 1.0-1 . . . . . 1.5-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-136 26-152 6-120 32-231 7-102

BrUp 5 1 1 4 3 . 1 . . 4 . . . . 1 5 . 4 2 . 2 . 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . 32 28

QBH 1 2 . . . 6 1 6 . . 2 . 4 . . . 2 1 . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 11

Rcv-Yds . . . 1-31 . 1-0 . . . . . 1-0 1-0 2-29 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-60 11-0

FF 2 . . . 2 . . 2 . . . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . 10 11

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ARIZONA 41, NORTHERN ARIZONA 10 GAME 1 - SEPT. 3, 2011 - TUCSON, ARIZ. ARIZONA STADIUM (51,761)

NORTHERN ARIZONA 58, FORT LEWIS 13 GAME 2 - SEPT. 10, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (7,181)

The Northern Arizona football trailed only 14-10 at halftime but failed to score in the second half as in-state rival Arizona posted a 41-10 victory in the season opener for both teams at Arizona Stadium in front of 51,761 fans. Arizona scored on its first possession of the game, aided by a 42-yard pass from Nick Foles to Juron Criner on the opening play of the drive. Foles then hit Criner from 10 yards to take a 7-0 lead in the game one play later. The Wildcats scored again just before the end of the quarter, completing a 52-yard possession with a five-yard run by Taimi Tutogi. The Lumberjack offense got on track in the second quarter, putting together a pair of scoring drives. NAU got on the scoreboard with a 13-play drive that resulted in a 28-yard field by Matt Myers. Junior quarterback Cary Grossart then led the Lumberjacks on a nineplay, 91-yard drive to end the half that resulted in a 12-yard touchdown to Khalil Paden. A fter missing his first attempt to Zach Bauman, Grossart completed 16 straight passes in the first half. He finished the half 16-for-17 for 145 yards and the Lumberjacks had the momentum going into halftime after holding the Wildcats scoreless for the quarter.

Northern Arizona scored four times in the opening quarter to cruise to a home opening win over Division II Fort Lewis Saturday at the Walkup Skydome 58-13. It was the first game in the renovated Skydome, which received a $26 million upgrade over the last ninth months. Quarterback Cary Grossart went 16-for-21 for 271 yards and three touchdowns, while running backs Giovannie Dixon, Zach Bauman and Jamaal Perkins combined for 261 yards on 23 carries with four touchdowns. Dixon led the rushing attack with 136 yards including an 82-yard scamper in the third quarter that tied the fourth-longest run in school history from scrimmage. NAU lost three fumbles in the contest and missed two field goals while punting just once. The Lumberjacks tallied 622 yards of total offense, averaging 10 yards per play in the game. Ify Umodu led the receivers for the second consecutive week with seven grabs for 149 yards and two scores.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Northern Arizona 0 Arizona 14

2 10 0

3 0 20

4 0 7

Total - 10 - 48

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

0-7 0-14 3-14 10-14 10-21 10-28 10-34 10-41

TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

NAU 16 33-88 179 20-26-1 59-259 3-0 8-47 7-38.9 36:13 2 of 12 0 of 1 1-7

ARIZ 24 20-75 412 34-42-0 62-487 1-0 10-74 3-50.7 23:47 2 of 7 1 of 2 2-21

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 27-99-0; Dixon 2-3-0. ARIZ - Carey 9-59-0; Antolin 6-41-0; Tutogi 2-8-1; Foles 2-(-7)-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 2026-1 179 1 TD. ARIZ - Foles 34-43-0 412 5 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Umodu 7-90-0; Bauman 4-20-0; Paden 3-30-1; Adler 2-15-0; Riley 1-24-0; Walker 18-0; Hess 1-5-0; Grossart 1-(-13)-0. ARIZ - Roberts 7-58-0; Criner 6-151-1; Antolin 5-51-1; Crump 5-43-1; Morrison 5-42-1; Buckner 4-38-0; Hill 1-24-1; Carey 1-5-0.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Fort Lewis 3 Northern Arizona 27

2 7 10

3 0 14

4 0 7

Total - 13 - 58

SCORING SUMMARY NAU, 1st-11:38, Paden 27-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-0 NAU, 1st-9:49, Umodu 58-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 14-0 FLC, 1st-5:44, Baldwin 31-yard field goal 14-3 NAU, 1st-5:30, Perkins 99-yard kickoff return (Myers rush fumbled) 20-3 NAU, 1st-1:20, Dixon 20-yard run (Myers kick) 27-3 FLC, 2nd-14;57, Jenkins 1-yard run (Myers kick) 27-10 NAU, 2nd-5:22, Bauman 18-yard run (Myers kick) 34-10 NAU, 2nd-0:00, Myers 46-yard field goal 37-10 NAU, 3rd-9:39, Umodu 13-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 44-10 NAU, 3rd-6:36, Dixon 3-yard run (Myers kick) 51-10 NAU, 4th-11:34, Perkins 3-yard run (Wilder kick) 58-10 FLC, 4th-2:49, Baldwin 33-yard field goal 58-13 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

FLC 15 29-33 211 23-41-0 70-244 2-1 4-32 9-36.4 34:36 4 of 18 1 of 3 2-8

NAU 24 31-256 366 23-31-0 62-622 3-3 9-110 1-39.0 25:24 5 of 10 1 of 1 2-18

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: FLC - Gramman 11-21-0; Peters 2-13-0; Miko 8-11-0; Tucker 1-4-0; Barnhart 1-(-1)-0; Bode 1-(-6)-0. NAU - Dixon 6-136-2; Bauman 13-86-1; Perkins 435-1; Hess 1-5-0; Paciulli 1-4-0; Allmond 1-3-0; Grossart 1-(-1)-0; Saldana 1-(-2)-0; Cartwright 2-(-12)-0. PASSING: FLC - Jenkins 21-39-0 162; Peters 2-2-0 49. NAU Grossart 16-21-0 271 3 TD; Cartwright 7-10-0 95. RECEIVING: FLC - Cuban 4-580; Bode 3-4-0; Gramman 3-3-0; Scheider 2-49-0; Peters 2-29-0; Garman 2-18-0; Matos 2-12-0; Kline 2-12-0; Moisey 1-12-0; Freeman 1-8-0; Jenkins 1-6-0. NAU - Umodu 7-149-2; Adler 4-67-0; Deboski 4-42-0; Paden 2-33-1; Bueno 2-8-0; Perkins 1-40-0; Walker 1-16-0; Bauman 1-8-0; Dang 1-3-0.

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NORTHERN ARIZONA 20, IDAHO STATE 3 GAME 4 - SEPT. 24, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (9,304)

Kicker Matt Myers’ 41-yard field goal was wide left with seven seconds left ending the comeback effort of the Northern Arizona football team Saturday night at Jeld Wen Field in the Big Sky opener against Portland State 31-29. NAU trailed 31-17 with 6:09 left in the third quarter but scored the final 12 points in the game with two Matt Myers field goals and a late touchdown. NAU was a two-point conversion from tying and field goal away from winning the game. But it was a valiant effort in the first Big Sky road game of the season. Trying to run out the clock late in the fourth, PSU quarterback Connor Kavanaugh was intercepted by Taylor Patton at the 20-yard line. He returned it 11 yards. Three plays later Zach Bauman, who finished with 84 yards and two touchdowns, scored to pull the Lumberjacks within 31-29. The two-point conversion was tipped way. But NAU had one more chance in the game, getting the ball back with 54 seconds on their own 30 yard line. Quarterback Cary Grossart completed three passes to get down to the PSU 33. Bauman added nine yards to setup the potential game winner by Myers, who missed to the left. The loss dropped the Lumberjacks to 1-2 on the season. The Vikings improved to 2-0. Viking running back Cory McCaffrey rushed for 222 yards on 30 carries and scored a career-high four touchdowns to lead the winning effort by The Vikings. Kavanaugh added 134 yards on the ground.

Sophomore running back Zach Bauman rushed for a career-high 219 yards and the Lumberjack defense held the nation's top passing unit to just 171 yards and no touchdowns in a 20-3 victory Saturday in front of a Family Weekend crowd of 9,304 at the Walkup Skydome. Bond and his teammates recorded 10 sacks, holding Idaho State quarterback Kevin Yost to just 163 yards on a 20-for-30 night with one pick. Yost led the Football Championship Subdivision in passing yards per game with an average of 394.3 and was also first in total offense with an average of 405.5 yards per game entering the contest. Bauman tallied a 219 yards, tied for 14th-best single game total in school history, with a touchdown on a career-high 32 carries. Junior Gionannie Dixon added 83 yards and a touchdown as the Lumberjacks totaled 336 yards on the ground. Quarterback Cary Grossart was 11-for-20 for 149 yards. Bauman started the scoring with a 59-yard burst on the first play of the second NAU possession for a 7-0 lead. The Lumberjacks forced a fumble on the 1-yard line on the next Bengal drive, ending the scoring threat and converting it into a field goal by Matt Myers after a 7-play, 60-yard drive.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Northern Arizona 0 Portland State 14

2 14 10

3 6 7

4 9 0

Total - 29 - 31

SCORING SUMMARY PSU, 1st-7:49, McCaffrey 33-yard run (Brown kick) 0-7 PSU, 1st-1:29, McCaffrey 3-yard run (Brown kick) 0-14 NAU, 2nd-14:49, Walker 12-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-14 PSU, 2nd-12:12, McCaffrey 18-yard run (Brown kick) 7-21 NAU, Bauman 1 -yard run (Myers kick) 14-21 PSU, 2nd-2:58, Brown 40yard field goal 14-24 NAU, 3rd-11:05, Myers 42-yard field goal 17-24 PSU, 3rd-6:18, McCaffrey 8-yard run (Brown kick) 17-31 NAU, 3rd-1:46, Myers 48-yard field goal 20-31 NAU, 4th-12:03, Myers 24-yard field goal 23-31 NAU, 4th-3:22, Bauman 1-yard run (Grossart pass failed) 29-31 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

NAU 21 33-79 323 19-33-1 66-402 1-1 9-63 3-45.3 30:02 4 of 13 1 of 1 0-0

PSU 20 53-361 66 6-15-2 68-427 1-1 11-122 4-38.0 29:58 5 of 13 0 of 1 1-17

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 25-84-2; Dixon 6-14-0; Grossart 1-(-17)-0. PSU - McCaffrey 30-222-4; Kavanaugh 16-134-0; Richard 5-7-0; Lilley 1-0-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 19-33-0 323 1 TD. PSU - Kavanaugh 6-15-2 66. RECEIVING: NAU - Umodu 7-110-0; Paden 5-114-0; Walker 3-36-1; Bauman 3-15-0; Czyz 1-48-0. PSU - McCaffrey 2-7-0; Powell 2-5-0; Noa 130-0; Lewis 1-24-0.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Idaho State 0 Northern Arizona 10

2 3 7

3 0 3

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PORTLAND STATE 31, NORTHERN ARIZONA 29 GAME 3 - SEPT. 17, 2011 - PORTLAND, ORE. JELD WEN FIELD (5,479)

Total -3 - 20

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

7-0 10-0 17-0 17-3 20-3

ISU 12 23-43 171 22-37-1 60-214 2-2 4-34 8-49.8 22:28 2 of 14 0 of 1 4-29

NAU 20 51-336 149 11-20-0 71-485 2-1 10-112 5-37.8 37:32 6 of 17 0 of 1 10-33

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: ISU - Daniels 3-27-0; Yost 17-9-0; Prier 3-7-0. NAU - Bauman 32-219-1; Dixon 8-83-1; Grossart 10-36-0. PASSING: ISU - Yost 20-30-1 163. NAU - Grossart 11-20-0 149 0 TD. RECEIVING: Rumble 10-106-0; Graves 4-30-0; Boyles 2-14-0; Austin 2-90; Daniels 2-7-0; Hill 1-8-0. NAU - Paden 4-58-0; Adler 3-28-0; Bauman 237-0; Walker 1-25-0; Hess 1-1-0.

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E. WASHINGTON 36, NORTHERN ARIZONA 28 GAME 5 - OCT. 8, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (5,012)

No. 3 MONTANA STATE 41, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24 GAME 6 - OCT. 15, 2011 - BOZEMAN, MONT. BOBCAT STADIUM (17,527)

The Northern Arizona football team lost to defending FCS national champion Eastern Washington 36-28 at the Walkup Skydome. The Lumberjacks dropped to 2-3, 1-2 in Big Sky play, while the Eagles improved to 2-4, 2-2. The Lumberjacks were hampered by four turnovers in the contest including three fumbles. The final miscue came with the Lumberjacks threatening to score a potential tying touchdown with 2:35 left when quarterback Cary Grossart was intercepted in the end zone by Eastern's Jeff Minnerly. NAU had one final possession with 38 seconds left and got down to the Eastern 30 but Grossart was sacked to end the game. Grossart finished 31-for-38 for 355 yards and two touchdowns, while his counterpart for the Eagles, Bo Mitchell, was 27-for-40 for 356 yards and three touchdowns.

Third-ranked Montana State entered the game with the Big Sky's top defense but the Bobcat offense led the way to a 41-24 victory at Bobcat Stadium. Montana State totaled 524 yards in offense led by the 247 passing yards of quarterback DeNarius McGhee, who finished the game 18-for-22 with three touchdowns. Montana State took control of the game with three scores in the first 16 minutes of the contest and did not punt in the game, building a 28-10 lead at the half. The Bobcats opened the second half with an 80-yard drive to extend the lead to 34-10. The Lumberjacks stayed in the game via the big play in the second half.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Eastern Washington 3 Northern Arizona 14

2 17 7

3 6 0

4 10 7

Total - 36 - 28

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

0-3 7-3 14-3 14-10 14-17 21-17 21-20 21-26 21-33 28-33 28-36

EWU 19 27-34 356 27-40-0 67-390 1-0 8-61 6-41.2 28:35 6 of 14 0 of 0 3-28

NAU 27 36-126 355 31-39-1 75-481 3-3 7-77 1-44.0 31:25 4 of 11 2 of 3 3-21

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: EWU - Talley 16-33-0; Forte 5-18-0; Brown 1-(-1)-0; Mitchell 5(-16)-0. NAU - Bauman 23-109-2; Dixon 4-25-0; Grossart 9-(-8)-0. PASSING: EWU - Mitchell 27-40-0 356 3 TD. NAU - Grossart 31-38-1 355 2 TD. RECEIVING: EWU - Herd 7-112-1; Edwards 5-88-0; Talley 4-27-0; Clark 376-1; Forte 2-14-0; Johnson 2-13-0; Mitchell 1-17-1; Miles 1-11-0; Brown 13-0. NAU - Paden 9-105-1; Umodu 8-73-0; Walker 4-50-0; Bauman 4-48-0; Rickert 2-40-0; Adler 2-16-0; Cole 1-22-0; Hess 1-1-1.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Northern Arizona 7 Montana State 14

2 3 14

3 7 6

4 7 7

Total - 24 - 41

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

7-0 7-7 7-14 7-21 10-21 10-28 10-34 17-34 24-41

NAU 15 27-49 249 10-20-1 47-298 0-0 9-129 4-39.2 22:42 4 of 10 0 of 1 0-0

MSU 29 47-277 247 18-22-1 69-524 0-0 10-60 0-0 37:18 6 of 9 1 of 2 5-49

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 11-37-0; Dixon 3-20-0; Grossart 10-(-22)-0. MSU - Kirk 24-142-1; Robinson 13-88-1; McGhee 5-36-0; Gilbert 1-11-1; Haluska 1-2-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 10-20-1 249 2 TD. MSU - McGhee 18-22-1 247 3 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 5-150-1; Walker 2-49-1; Bauman 2-32-0; Dixon 1-18-0. MSU - Akpla 6-73-2; Bleskin 3-76-1; Gilbert 3-7-0; Robison 2-28-0; Kirk 1-43-0; Ellis 1-11-0; Foster 1-7-0; Robinson 1-2-0.

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NORTHERN ARIZONA 28, SACRAMENTO STATE 27 GAME 8 - OCT. 29, 2011 - SACRAMENTO, CALIF. HORNET STADIUM (6,119)

Ninth-ranked Montana scored the winning touchdown with 4:26 left to complete the come-from-behind win over Northern Arizona in front of a Homecoming crowd at the Walkup Skydome. After going ahead 24-21 on a 40-yard field goal from Matt Myers with 4:45 left in the game, the Griz got a big return from Peter Nguyen to setup the winning drive on the NAU 46-yard line. Running back Jordan Canada took the next play for a touchdown, scampering 46 yards to give Montana a 28-24 lead. NAU had a final chance moving into Montana territory. After a four-yard completion to Khalil Paden to the 43-yard line, quarterback Cary Grossart was sacked and threw incomplete pass on third down. Montana closed out the game another sack of Grossart on fourth down. Grossart finished 19-for-27 for 321 yards with two touchdowns and was sacked six times. Paden had a game-high 167 yards on six receptions with two touchdowns, while running back Zach Bauman rushed for 148 yards on 25 carries. Taylor Julio had a game-high 12 tackles.

Sophomore running back Zach Bauman rushed for a career-high 246 yards and the go-ahead and eventual winning touchdown in the fourth quarter to help NAU to a 27-26 win over Sacramento State at Hornet Stadium. The win snapped a three-game losing streak by the Lumberjacks to improve to 3-5 on the season and 2-4 in Big Sky play. NAU also snapped a three-game losing streak to the Hornets, winning in Sacramento for the first time since 2003. Bauman surpassed the 2,000-yard mark in his career in the contest, moving into seventh on the career rushing chart with 2,087 yards. It was the 10th 100-yard rushing game of his career, fourth of the 2011 season and second 200-yard game of the season. The 246 yards was the 11thbest single game total in school history. Bauman scored on a 1-yard run with 8:50 left in the fourth quarter, giving NAU a 27-20 lead. The Hornets marched back down the field on a 8play, 73 yard drive with 4:53 left but the tying extra-point attempt was blocked by senior Dan Pela.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Montana 0 Northern Arizona 14

2 14 0

3 7 0

4 7 10

Total - 28 - 24

SCORING SUMMARY NAU, 1st-14:44, Paden 77-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 7-0 NAU, 1st-10:32, Bauman 37-yard run (Myers kick) 14-0 UM, 2nd-7:17, Nguyen 20-yard pass from Johnson (McKnight kick) 14-7 UM, 2nd-0:37, Canada 1-yard run (McKnight kick) 14-14 UM, 3rd-2:57, Sambrano 80-yard run (McKnight kick) 14-21 NUAU, 4th-12:40, Paden 51-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 21-21 NAU, 4th-4:45, Myers 40-yard kick 24-21 UM, 4th-4:26, Canada 46-yard run (McKinight kick) 24-28 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

UM 17 39-220 224 18-29-0 68-444 0-0 4-51 7-46.7 25:46 8 of 16 0 of 1 6-27

NAU 22 41-150 321 19-27-0 68-471 0-0 3-31 6-44.5 34:14 7 of 16 0 of 1 1-5

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: UM - Canada 17-98-2; Sambrano 1-80-1; Nguyen 12-34-0; Johnson 7-12-0. NAU - Bauman 25-148-1; Dixon 4-5-0; Hess 1-2-0; Grossart 11-(-5)-0. PASSING: UM - Johnson 15-25-0 216 1 TD. NAU - Grossart 19-27-0 321 2 TD. RECEIVING: UM - Gratton 3-93-0; Moutra 3-15-0; Dennard 3-4-0; Middleton 2-24-0; Carver 2-18-0; Canada 2-8-0; Hardy 1-36-0; Mguyen 120-1; Saylor 1-6-0. NAU - Paden 6-167-2; Czyz 6-49-0; Umodu 3-53-0; Dixon 1-19-0; Bauman 1-16-0; Riley 1-13-0; Bueno 1-4-0.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Northern Arizona 7 Sacramento State 7

2 10 7

3 3 6

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No. 9 MONTANA 28, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24 GAME 7 - OCT. 22, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (8,421)

Total - 27 - 26

SCORING SUMMARY SAC, 1st-12:40, Monson 49-yard interception (Diniz kick) 0-7 NAU, 1st-4:48, Bauman 44-yard run (Myers kick) 7-7 SAC, 2nd-13:06, McCowan 13-yard pass from Safron (Diniz kick) 7-14 NAU, 2nd-7:06, Myers 28-yard field goal 10-14 NAU, 2nd-1:08, Paden 24-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) 17-14 SAC, 3rd-8:43, Reed 24-yard pass from Safron (Diniz kick blocked)17-20 NAU, 3rd-3:48, Myers 31-yard field goal 20-20 NAU, 4th-8:50, Bauman 1-yard run (Myers kick) 27-20 SAC, 4th-4:53, Hillard 1-yard run (Diniz kick blocked) 27-26 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

NAU 22 50-257 167 16-30-1 80-424 0-0 7-80 3-38.0 38:37 7 of 17 3 of 4 0-0

SAC 16 24-53 259 15-32-1 56-312 1-1 5-60 5-37.2 21:23 7 of 16 2 of 4 3-15

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 38-246-2; Grossart 9-19-0; Williams 1-(-4)-0. SAC - Safron 7-19-0; McCowan 4-18-0; Hillard 9-16-1; Croxdale 2-7-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 16-30-1 167 1 TD. SAC - Edwards 10-24-1 129; Safron 5-7-0 130 2 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 6-81-1; Umodu 5-28-0; Walker 3043-0; Rickert 1-9-0; Bauman 1-6-0. SAC - Reed 7-140-1; Hendershott 2-32-0; McCowan 2-18-1; Carter 1-39-0; Heaslet 1-14-0; Bradnax 1-13-0; Chastain 1-3-0.

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NORTHERN ARIZONA 34, NORTHERN COLORADO 14 GAME 9 - NOV. 5, 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (3,417)

WEBER STATE 34, NORTHERN ARIZONA 31 GAME 10 - NOV. 12, 2011 - OGDEN, UTAH STEWART STADIUM (7,614)

Zach Bauman tallied 250 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns to lead Northern Arizona to a 34-14 victory over Northern Colorado Saturday at the Walkup Skydome. Bauman, who had 246 yards rushing last week at Sacramento State, rushed for 124 yards on 28 carries, scoring the first two touchdowns of the game. He added 126 yards receiving on five receptions including a 44-yard touchdown catch from receiver Khalil Paden to complete the scoring for NAU. He has now recorded three games this season of 240 yards or more of total offense in a game. Bauman became the first Big Sky player since Weber State's Trevyn Smith to record 100 yard rushing and receiving in the same game. Smith had 119 yards with three touchdowns to go with 120 receiving yards and two touchdowns in a win over Idaho State on Nov. 3, 2007. Bauman is believe to be the second player in NAU history to accomplish the feat, joining David Lang in 1989, who rushed for 189 and had five catches for 112 yards against Nevada on Nov. 18, 1989.

The Northern Arizona football team scored late and almost came away with a road win before Weber State slashed their comeback effort with a 34-31 victory in snowy, cold conditions at Stewart Stadium. Weber State scored the winning touchdown with 26 seconds left, capping a five-play, 61-yard drive that overcame a go-ahead score by the Lumberjacks with 1:36 left. The drive was aided by a 24-yard return by C.J. Tucket and pass interference call against NAU, setting the ball in short range at the two-yard line. The Lumberjacks (4-6, 3-5 Big Sky) trailed 19-10 at the half but scored 14 unanswered points to take the lead in the third quarter. NAU came out of the locker room strong, scoring on the first drive to pull within two points at 19-17. Two drives later, Cary Grossart hit Khalil Paden on a 58-yard play to take the lead, the first of four lead changes in the second half.

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Northern Colorado 0 Northern Arizona 7

2 0 10

3 0 10

4 14 7

Total - 26 - 34

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

7-0 14-0 17-0 24-0 27-0 27-7 34-7 34-14

HOW THEY SCORED 1 Weber State 7 Northern Colorado 6

2 3 13

3 14 0

4 7 15

Total - 31 - 34

SCORING SUMMARY WSU, 1st-12:34, C.J. Tuckett 16-yard run (Santos kick failed) NAU, 1st-0:38, Walker 7-yard pass from Grossart (Myers kick) WSU, 2nd-11:03, Nakamura 19-yard pass from Hoke (Tuckett rush failed) NAU, 2nd-1:14, Myers 28-yard field goal WSU, 2nd-0:23, Tuckett 45-yard run (MCClain kick) NAU, 3rd-11:21, Bauman 1-yard run (Myers kick) NAU, 3rd-1:53, Paden 58-yard pass from Gorssart (Myers kick) WSU, 4th-14:04, Tuckett 1-yard run (Nakamura pass from Hoke) NAU, 4th-1:36, Bauman 9-yard run (Myers kick) WSU, 4th-0:26, Hoke 2-yard run (Kealamakia kick)

0-6 7-6 7-12 10-12 10-19 17-19 24-19 24-27 31-27 31-34

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

NC 17 16-39 254 23-45-0 61-293 3-0 10-89 9-40.1 20:02 3 of 14 1 of 1 1-3

NAU 22 40-145 343 21-28-2 68-488 1-0 10-96 3-50.0 39:58 8 of 13 0 of 0 4-29

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NC - Burnley 6-23-0; Lobato 10-16-0. NAU - Bauman 28-1242; Saldana 6-12-0; Grossart 3-6-0; Cartwright 2-4-0. PASSING: NC Lobato 23-45-0 254 2 TD. NAU - Grossart 18-24-2 264 1 TD. RECEIVING: NC - Walker 9-125-1; Morris 6-65-0; Gunn 3-24-1; Burnely 20-0; Holland 1-28-0; Stewart 1-11-0; Stimhill 1-1-0. NAU - Bauman 5-126-1; Paden 5-46-0; Umodu 4-52-1; Dang 3-40-0; Rickert 2-47-0; Walker 2-32-0.

First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Pass Yards Comp-Att-Int Plays-Total Yards Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punts-Average Possession Time Third-down Conversions Fourth-down Conversions Sacks By-Yards

NAU 25 44-203 294 18-30-0 74-497 2-2 5-41 2-31.5 32:52 8 of 14 1 of 2 0-0

WSU 19 44-291 178 11-19-0 63-469 1-1 6-56 2-41.0 27:02 4 of 11 2 of 4 1-8

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 30-126-2; Grossart 13-77-0. WSU - Tuckett 27254-3; Booker 6-27-0; Collins 3-12-0; Tolutau 2-3-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 18-30-0 294 2 TD. WSU - Hoke 11-19-0 178 1 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 7-152-1; Umodu 6-70-0; Walker 4-59-1. Bauman 1-13-0. WSU - Kehano 3-75-0; Nakamura 2-25-1; Tuckett 2-9-0; Shufford 132-0; Booker 1-20-0; Taggart 1-9-0; Raught 1-8-0.

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UC DAVIS NAU Overall, 0-0 In Flagstaff, 0-0 In Fargo, 0-0

SOUTHERN UTAH 27, NORTHERN ARIZONA 24 GAME 11 - NOV. 19 2011 - FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. WALKUP SKYDOME (4,398) The Northern Arizona football team lost its season finale to Southern Utah 27-24 at the Walkup Skydome. The Lumberjacks led 17-3 late in the second quarter but gave up 24 unanswered points before making a late comeback but it was too late. NAU (4-7) jumped out to a 14-0 lead with two scoring drives in the opening quarter behind 109 rushing yards by Zach Bauman, including a 64-yard run that resulted in the second score. The teams exchanged field goals before the Thunderbirds scored just before the half to cut the lead to 17-10 at halftime. Southern Utah scored the only points of the third quarter to tie the game on 1-yard run by Henna Brown. The Lumberjacks missed two scoring opportunities in the quarter with a red zone fumble and missed 30-yard field goal. HOW THEY SCORED 1 Southern Utah 0 Northern Arizona 14

2 10 3

3 7 0

4 10 7

SCORING SUMMARY NAU, 1st-6:52, Bauman 20-yard run (Myers kick) NAU, 1st-1:24, Bauman 64-yard run (Myers) SUU, 2nd-10:23, Cook 23-yard field goal NAU, 2nd-3:11, Myers 23-yard field goal SUU, 2nd-0:35, Ursula 27-yard pass from Sorensen SUU, 3rd-1:12, Brown 1-yard run (Cook kick) SUU, 4th-13:17, Aiono 60-yard pass from Sorensen SUU, 4th-06:46, Cook 32-yard field goal NAU, 4th0-3:01, Umodu 11-yard pass from Grossart

Total - 27 - 24

7-0 14-0 14-3 17-3 17-10 17-17 17-24 17-27 24-27

NAU 20 28-162 217 22-34-0 62-379 212 1-10 5-47.6 27:15 5 of 11 0 of 0 3-23

SUU 23 34-86 389 29-41-1 75-475 1-0 7-87 4-55.2 32:40 9 of 16 0 of 0 4-14

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NAU - Bauman 19-157-2; Grossart 8-13-0; Paden 1-(-8)-0. SUU - Minefee 22-96-0; Brown 3-4-0; Sorensen 7-(-10)-0. PASSING: NAU - Grossart 21-33-0 187 1 TD. SUU - Sorenesen 29-41-1 389 2 TD. RECEIVING: NAU - Paden 9-55-0; Rickert 3-49-0; Umodu 3-42-1; Bauman 5-31-0; Grossart 1-30-0; Walker 1-10-0. SUU - Ursula 9-135-1; Ajono 3-731; Moala 4-69-0; Brown 4-44-0; Measom 3-42-0; Perdersen 3-17-0; Minefee 2-6-0; Brown 1-3-0.

CAL POLY NAU Overall, 8-0 In Flagstaff, 4-0 In Fargo, 4-0 1935 Away/W 15-12 1936 Home/W 7-0 1962 Away/W 21-20 1994 Home/W 44-21 1998 Away/W 9-0 1999 Home/W 55-21 2002 Away/W 31-24 2003 Home/W 24-7 EASTERN WASHINGTON NAU Overall, 10-19 In Flagstaff, 6-9 In Cheney, 4-10 1982 Home/L 7-14 1983 Home/W 22-21 1985 Away/L 0-33 1986 Home/L 6-28 1987 Away/W 41-24 1988 Home/W 34-24 1989 Away/L 14-20 1990 Home/W 31-24 1991 Away/L 29-44 1992 Home/L 9-15 1993 Away/L 26-38 1994 Home/W 35-21 1995 Away/W 30-16 1996 Away/W 13-10 1997 Home/L 14-31 1998 Away/L 17-21 1999 Home/L 10-14 2000 Away/L 9-27 2001 Home/W 42-33 2002 Away/L 29-41 2003 Home/W 54-31 2004 Away/L 14-45 2005 Home/L 14-42 2006 Away/W 34-26 2007 Home/L 24-52 2008 Away/L 13-28 2009 Home/L 45-49 2010 Away/L 14-21 2011 Home/L 28-36 IDAHO STATE NAU Overall, 30-17-1^ In Flagstaff, 17-3-1 In Pocatello, 13-14^ 1951 Away/L 20-34 1954 Away/L 7-46 1959 Home/W 16-7 1960 Away/L 10-30 1961 Home/L 0-27 1962 Away/W 35-26 1963 Home/L 2-13 1964 Away/W 28-21 1965 Home/T 0-0 1966 Away/W 14-13 1973 Away/W 36-7 1974 Home/W 20-15 1975 Away/L 7-17 1976 Home/W 34-7 1977 Away/W 28-7 1978 Home/W 34-14 1979 Away/W 6-3 1980 Home/W 38-13 1981 Away/L 6-31 1982 Home/W 18-16 1983 Away/L 24-42 1984 Home/L 15-29 1985 Away/L 3-34 1986 Home/W 31-17 1987 Away/W 32-23 1988 Home/W 27-7 1989 Away/L 20-24 1990 Home/W 35-32 1991 Away/L 14-45 1992 Home/W 27-12 1993 Away/W 32-15 1994 Home/W 41-19 1995 Away/W 42-14 1996 Home/W(ot) 50-38 1997 Away/L 24-41 1998 Home/W 30-7 1999 Away/W 43-28* 2000 Away/L 21-28 2001 Home/W 51-26 2002 Away/L 20-46 2003 Home/W 46-31 2004 Away/L 17-24 2005 Home/W 42-28 2006 Away/W 33-27 2007 Home/W 45-24 2008 Away/W 52-30 2009 Home/W 40-12 2010 Away/W 32-7 MONTANA NAU Overall, 11-33 In Flagstaff, 7-14 In Missoula, 4-19 1966 Home/W 34-8 1967 Away/L 7-10 1968 Home/W 18-0 1969 Away/L 7-52 1970 Home/L 0-20 1972 Away/L 10-40 1973 Home/W 14-10 1974 Away/L 0-27

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Home/L 22-28 Away/W 23-21 Home/W 25-24 Away/W 21-6 Home/W 26-13 Away/L 21-31 Home/L 23-29 Away/L 35-36 Home/L 17-21 Away/W 24-18 Home/L 31-32 Away/W 34-28 Home/W 24-17 Away/L(2ot) 26-33 Home/L 14-38 Away/L 14-48 Home/L 27-34 Away/L 27-28 Home/L 23-38 Away/L 24-35 Home/L 21-24 Away/L 32-48 Home/W 27-24 Away/L 20-33 Home/L 23-42 Away/L 7-17 Home/L 27-38 Away/L 24-38 Home/L 21-59 Away/L 22-34 Home/L 0-23 Away/L 21-24 Home/L 16-21 Away/L 10-45 Home/W(ot) 34-41 Away/L 21-24 Home/L 24-28

MONTANA STATE NAU Overall, 24-21^ In Flagstaff, 15-6^ In Bozeman, 9-15 1962 Home/L 6-27 1963 Away/L 7-28 1968 Away/L 15-20 1969 Home/W 35-0 1970 Away/L 8-28 1971 Home/W 25-16 1972 Away/L 9-23 1973 Home/L 0-45 1974 Away/L 21-44 1975 Home/L 17-31 1976 Away/L 0-33 1977 Home/W 28-21 1978 Away/W 43-22 1979 Home/L 7-10 1980 Away/W 27-24 1981 Home/W 20-14 1982 Away/L 19-32 1983 Home/W 33-16 1984 Away/L 3-41 1985 Home/W 27-24 1986 Away/L 19-27 1987 Home/W 54-21 1988 Away/W 28-17 1989 Home/W 35-31 1990 Away/L 37-70 1991 Home/W 27-16 1992 Away/W 13-9 1993 Home/W 23-20 1994 Away/W 47-30 1995 Home/W 37-0 1996 Away/W 49-18 1997 Home/W 14-13 1998 Away/L 25-32 1999 Home/W 49-20* 2000 Home/W 32-9 2001 Away/W 35-28 2002 Home/W 20-17 2003 Away/L 17-21 2004 Home/L 14-60 2005 Away/L 22-29 2006 Home/L 32-39 2007 Away/W 29-14 2008 Home/L 23-25 2009 Away/W 23-10 2010 Home/W 34-7 2011 Away/L 24-41 NORTHERN COLORADO NAU Overall, 6-0 In Flagstaff, 3-0 In Greeley, 3-0 2006 Away/W 54-3 2007 Home/W 34-14 2008 Away/W 25-22 2009 Home/W 35-27 2010 Away/W 21-14 2011 Home/W 34-14 NORTH DAKOTA NAU Overall, 2-0 In Flagstaff, 1-0 In Fargo, 1-0 1967 Home/W 39-10 1985 Home/W 41-0

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Home/W Home/L Away/L Home/W Away/W Home/W Away/L Home/L Away/W Home/W Away/W Home/W Away/L

40-24 10-42 30-33 14-10 23-0 21-20 0-45 26-34 44-43 37-17 44-23 62-14 29-31

SACRAMENTO STATE NAU Overall, 10-7 In Flagstaff, 5-4 In Sacramento, 5-3 1995 Home/W 62-7 1996 Home/W 51-32 1997 Away/W 48-25 1998 Home/L 21-38 1999 Away/W (3ot) 51-49 2000 Home/L 24-28 2001 Away/W 50-40 2002 Home/L 21-24 2003 Away/W 24-21 2004 Home/W 26-0 2005 Away/L 24-38 2006 Home/W 39-22 2007 Away/L 9-38 2008 Home/W 42-10 2009 Away/L 24-27 2010 Home/L 10-40 2011 Away/W 27-26

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SOUTHERN UTAH NAU Overall, 11-5^ In Flagstaff, 7-4 In Cedar City, 4-1 1963 1982 1983 1986 1988 1992 1993 1994 1996 2000 2001 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011

Away, W Home/W Home/W Home/L Home/W Home/L Away/W Home/W Home/W Home/L Away/W Home/W Away/W Home/W Away/W Home/L

25-7^ 36-15 53-3 17-27 55-13 17-20 31-27 59-21 43-13 23-27 42-12 27-7 19-14 42-39 26-23 24-27

WEBER STATE NAU Overall, 22-26^ In Flagstaff, 16-8 In Ogden, 6-18^ 1964 Home/W 41-6 1965 Away/L 14-21 1966 Home/L 14-32 1967 Away/L 28-29 1968 Home/L 14-21 1969 Away/W 21-19 1970 Home/L 6-38 1971 Away/L 7-23 1972 Home/L 7-28 1973 Away/L 13-25 1974 Home/W 21-20 1975 Away/L 8-19 1976 Home/W 30-18 1977 Away/W 36-10 1978 Home/W 10-0 1979 Away/L 10-34 1980 Home/W 32-7 1981 Away/L (ot) 23-24 1982 Home/W 35-28 1983 Away/L 13-26 1984 Home/W 42-21 1985 Away/L 10-37 1986 Home/W 45-24 1987 Away/L 17-30 1988 Home/W 27-21 1989 Away/W 20-17 1990 Home/W 38-35 1991 Away/L 38-43 1992 Home/L 19-25 1993 Away/L 28-67 1994 Home/W 24-20 1995 Away/L 14-20 1996 Home/W 59-45 1997 Away/L 23-36 1998 Home/W 20-17 1999 Away/W 36-19* 2000 Home/L 10-12 2001 Away/W 42-32 2002 Home/W 26-21 2003 Away/W 48-29 2004 Home/W 55-27 2005 Away/L 23-31 2006 Home/W 42-17 2007 Away/W 29-20 2008 Home/L 14-42 2009 Away/L 9-27 2010 Home/L 26-27 2011 Away/L 31-34

PORTLAND STATE NAU Overall, 14-5 In Flagstaff, 8-2 In Portland, 6-3 1978 Home/W 42-14 *Forfeit due to NCAA 1979 Away/W 22-21 sanctions 1981 Away/W 34-10 ^includes forfeit game 1996 Away/W 38-24 1997 Home/W 56-21 1998 Away/W 23-13

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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 sponsoring women’s collegiate athletics. The Division I Big Sky Conference welcomes the University of North Dakota and Southern Utah University 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 IAA). The additions of North Dakota and Southern Utah give the stable Big Sky 11 full institutions and 13 football members. The current lineup 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 conference 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 Subdivision. 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 seasons. 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 Northern 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 Northridge 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 represented 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. On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the six presidents 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) Guthrie 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 men’s and women’s cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field, basketball and tennis. In addition, there are also championships in football, and women’s 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 women’s sports. The former Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for women’s sports at the same institutions the Big Sky had men’s programs. The Big Sky merged with the Mountain 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.

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Thursday, Aug. 30 Northern Colorado at Utah ..................5:15 Sacramento State at New Mexico St. 6:05 Southern Utah at Utah State ..............6:05 Azusa Pacific at UC Davis ..................6:05 Eastern Washington at Idaho..............6:05 Chadron State at Montana State ........7:05 South Dakota Mines at North Dakota 7:05 Northern Arizona at Arizona State ..7:35

Friday, Oct. 5 *Cal Poly at Weber State ..................6:05

Saturday, Sept. 1 Idaho State at Air Force ....................12:05 South Dakota at Montana ..................1:35 San Diego at Cal Poly ........................4:05 Carroll College at Portland State........ 5:05 Weber State at Fresno State ..............7:05

Saturday, Oct. 13 *E. Washington at Montana State ......1:35 *Southern Utah at Montana ................1:35 *Northern Arizona at North Dakota 3:05 *UC Davis at Idaho State ....................4:05 *Weber State at Sacramento State ....6:05 *Northern Colorado at Cal Poly ..........6:05

Saturday, Sept. 8 E. Washington at Washington St.......12:05 Southern Utah at Cal ........................12:05 Sacramento State at Colorado ............1:05 Weber State at Brigham Young ..........1:05 Colorado Mesa at Northern Colorado 1:35 Black Hills State at Idaho State ..........4:05 UC Davis at San Jose State ..............5:05 Montana State at Drake ......................6:05 Portland State at North Dakota (NC) ..6:05 Montana at Appalachian State ............6:35 Northern Arizona at UNLV ................7:00 Saturday, Sept. 15 Portland State at Washington..............1:05 Stephen F. Austin at Montana State ..1:35 Liberty at Montana ............................1:35 UC Davis at South Dakota State ........2:05 Northern Colo. at Sac. St. (NC) ..........2:05 Fort Lewis at Northern Arizona ......4:05 Cal Poly at Wyoming ..........................4:05 North Dakota at San Diego State........5:05 McNeese State at Weber State ..........6:05 New Mexico Highlands at Sou. Utah 6:05 Saturday, Sept. 22 *Northern Arizona at Montana ........1:35 *Northern Colorado at Montana State 2:05 *Southern Utah at Portland State ........5:05 *UC Davis at Cal Poly ........................6:05 *North Dakota at Sacramento State ....6:05 *Eastern Washington at Weber State..6:05 Idaho State at Nebraska ....................TBA Saturday, Sept. 29 *Sacramento State at Idaho State ......1:35 *Montana State at Southern Utah ......2:05 *Portland State at Northern Arizona....2:05 *Montana at Eastern Washington ......4:05 *Cal Poly at North Dakota ..................6:05 *Weber State at UC Davis ..................6:05

Saturday, Oct. 6 *Montana at Northern Colorado ........1:35 *Montana State at UC Davis ..............4:05 *Idaho State at Portland State ............5:05 *North Dakota at Eastern Washington 5:05 *Sacramento State at Southern Utah ..6:05

Division I Playoffs Nov. 24 ....................................First Round Dec. 1 ................................Second Round Dec. 8 .................................. Quarterfinals Dec. 14/15 ................................Semifinals Jan. 5, 2013Championship â&#x20AC;&#x201C; At Frisco, Texas

Saturday, Oct. 20 *Weber State at Southern Utah ..........1:05 *Idaho State at Northern Colorado......1:35 *Montana at North Dakota ..................2:35 *UC Davis at Northern Arizona ........4:05 *Sacramento State at E. Washington..4:05 *Portland State at Cal Poly ................ 6:05

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Saturday, Oct. 27 *E. Washington at Southern Utah ......1:05 *Northern Arizona at Northern Colo.1:35 *Idaho State at Montana .................... 1:35 *North Dakota at Montana State ........2:05 *Portland State at UC Davis................2:05 *Cal Poly at Sacramento State............6:05 Saturday, Nov. 3 *Northern Colorado at Portland State 1:05 *Southern Utah at North Dakota ........1:05 *Montana at Weber State ....................1:35 Cal Poly at Eastern Washington (NC) 1:35 *Montana State at Sacramento State ..4:05 *Northern Arizona at Idaho State ....4:05 Saturday, Nov. 10 *UC Davis at Eastern Washington ......1:35 *Portland State at Montana State ........1:35 *Northern Colorado at Weber State ....1:35 *Southern Utah at Northern Arizona ........4:05 *Idaho State at Cal Poly ......................6:05 Saturday, Nov. 17 *North Dakota at Northern Colorado 12:05 *Eastern Washington at Portland State1:05 *Montana State at Montana ................1:35 *Cal Poly at Northern Arizona ........ 4:05 *Weber State at Idaho State .............. 4:05 *Sacramento State at UC Davis..........TBA

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All-Time Series Records Opponent ..........................W-L-T Abilene Christian (Texas) ..2-0-0 Adams State (Colo.) ..........6-3-0 Akron ..................................0-2-0 Angelo State (Texas) ..........1-0-0 Appalachian State ..............0-1-0 Arizona................................1-11-0 Arizona State ....................14-20-4 Augustana (S.D.) ................1-0-0 Boise State ........................6-19-0 Brigham Young ..................0-2-0 Cal Poly Pomona................10-6-2 Cal Poly ............................7-0-0 Cal State Chico ..................2-0-0 Cal State Fullerton ..............2-4-0 Cal State Los Angeles ........2-0-0 Cal State Northridge ..........11-4-0^ California Tech ....................5-2-0 Central Missouri State ........1-0-0 Chadron State (Neb.)..........1-0-0 Dixie College ......................1-0-0 Drake ..................................0-4-0 East Central (Okla.) ............0-1-0 Eastern Montana ................1-1-0 Eastern New Mexico ..........10-7-0 Eastern Washington ........10-19-0 Florida Atlantic ....................0-1-0 Fort Hays State (Kan.)........0-1-0 Fort Lewis (Colo.) ............2-0-0 Fresno State ......................1-7-2 Furman ..............................0-1-0 Georgia Southern ..............0-1-0^ Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 1-0-0 Hawai’i ................................0-1-0 Hiram-Scott (Neb.)..............1-0-0 Idaho ..................................4-16-0 Idaho State ........................31-17-1^ Jacksonville State ..............0-1-0 La Verne (Calif.) ................8-2-0 Long Beach State ..............3-3-0 Louisiana Tech....................0-2-0 Loyola Marymount ..............1-2-1 McMurry (Texas) ................1-1-0 McNeese State ..................1-0-0 Minnesota-Duluth................2-0-0 Mississippi ..........................0-1-0 Montana ............................11-34-0 Montana State ..................24-22-0^ Montezuma Baptist (N.M.)..2-0-0 National University (Mex.) ..1-0-0 Nebraska-Omaha ..............4-0-0 Nevada ..............................3-15-1 Nevada-Las Vegas ............2-5-0 New Mexico ........................3-24-0 New Mexico Highlands ......15-5-2 New Mexico Mines ............1-0-0 New Mexico State ..............7-17-1 Nicholls State......................1-1-0 Northern Colorado............10-2-0 North Dakota ....................2-0-0 North Dakota State ............3-5-0

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Last First Meeting Meeting 1995 (W, 62-0) 1989 2005 (W, 52-13) 1935 1991 (L, 14-49) 1989 1986 (W, 24-13) 1986 2007 (L, 21-34) 2007 2011 (L, 10-41) 1931 2010 (L, 20-41) 1915 1977 (W, 31-30) 1977 1995 (W, 32-13) 1971 1939 (L, 0-25) 1938 1981 (L, 33-35) 1935 2003 (W, 24-7) 1935 1959 (W, 26-12) 1958 1985 (L, 8-22) 1974 1970 (W, 33-0) 1969 2000 (W, 49-26) 1968 1952 (W, 20-7) 1931 1966 (W, 34-16) 1966 2000 (L, 24-32) 2000 2006 (W, 66-14) 2006 1974 (L, 16-34) 1968 1967 (L, 7-13) 1967 1977 (W, 70-0) 1975 1991 (W, 22-15) 1941 2011 (L, 28-36) 1982 2003 (L, 25-48) 2003 1938 (L, 19-20) 1938 2011 (W, 58-13) 1965 1983 (L, 22-30) 1931 1996 (L, 31-42) 1996 1999 (L, 29-72) 1999 1958 (W, 41-12) 1958 1972 (L, 13-20) 1972 1968 (W, 37-7) 1968 1995 (L, 14-17) 1975 2011 (W, 20-3) 1951 1977 (L, 0-35) 1977 1958 (W, 47-0) 1937 1969 (L, 15-23) 1956 1973 (L, 7-37) 1972 1929 (W, 13-0) 1926 1959 (L, 7-55) 1958 2003 (W, 35-3) 2003 1997 (W, 40-6) 1992 2009 (L (14-38) 2009 2011 (L, 24-28) 1966 2011 (W, 24-41) 1962 1927 (W, 6-0) 1926 1960 (W, 34-26) 1960 1977 (W, 37-21) 1967 1994 (L, 27-30) 1938 1992 (L, 7-40) 1971 2000 (L, 28-35) 1927 2008 (W, 68-10) 1937 1930 (W, 71-0) 1930 1982 (L, 32-34) 1930 1990 (W, 34-41) 1988 2011 (W, 34-14) 1964 1985 (W, 41-0) 1967 1981 (W, 23-17) 1971

North Texas ........................1-0-0 Northeastern ......................1-0-0 Northeastern Oklahoma ....0-1-0 Northern Illinois ..................1-0-0 Northern Iowa ....................1-3-0 Occidental (Calif.) ..............0-0-1 Oregon State ......................0-1-0 Pacific ................................0-2-0 Panhandle State (Okla.) ....6-3-0 Pepperdine ........................0-6-0 Portland State ..................14-5-0 Redlands (Calif.) ................10-2-1 Sacramento State ............10-7-0 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) ............2-0-0 Sam Houston State ............2-1-0 San Diego ..........................2-0-1 San Diego State..................0-2-0 San Francisco State ..........1-0-0 San Jose State ..................0-2-0 Santa Clara ........................0-2-0 Sonoma State (Calif.) ........1-0-0 South Dakota State ............1-0-0 Southern Oregon ................1-0-0 Southern Utah ..................11-4-0 Southwest Texas ................3-0-0 Stephen F. Austin................1-1-0 St. Cloud State (Minn.) ......1-0-0 Texas A&I............................1-1-0 Texas-Arlington ..................0-2-0 Texas-El Paso ....................0-5-1 Texas Lutheran ..................1-0-0 Texas Tech..........................0-2-0 Trinity (Texas) ....................0-2-0 Tulsa ..................................1-0-0 UC Riverside ......................2-0-0 UC Santa Barbara ..............1-1-0 U.S. International (Calif.) ....1-0-0 Utah ....................................0-1-0 Valparaiso ..........................1-0-0 Weber State ........................22-26-0^ West Texas State................1-9-0 Western Illinois ..................1-0-0 Western New Mexico..........16-6-1 Western State (Colo.) ........8-3-0 Westminister (Utah) ............1-0-0 Whittier (Calif.)....................4-13-1 Whitworth (Wash.) ..............1-0-0 Wichita State ......................0-1-0 Willamette (Ore.) ................1-0-0

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1993 (W, 24-23) 1992 (W, 21-14) 1958 (L, 13-19) 1968 (W, 43-14) 2005 (L, 17-41) 1935 (T, 0-0) 2001 (L, 10-45) 1984 (L, 28-38) 1960 (W, 14-13) 1956 (L, 12-14) 2011 (L, 29-31) 1961 (W, 13-10) 2011 (W, 27-26) 2003 (W, 44-3) 2003 (W, 34-18) 1960 (T, 14-14) 1966 (L, 8-16) 1972 (W, 31-10) 1938 (L, 12-34) 1964 (L, 18-28) 1987 (W, 55-6) 1985 (W, 24-20) 1971 (W, 2-0) 2011 (L, 24-27) 1999 (W, 29-26) 2004 (L, 17-24) 1997 (W, 33-10) 1981 (L, 3-26) 1965 (L, 6-27) 1947 (L, 0-40) 1973 (W, 28-14) 1939 (L, 0-54) 1972 (L, 22-37) 1987 (W, 24-20) 1975 (W, 34-30) 1936 (L, 7-13) 1976 (W, 20-0) 2006 (L, 7-45) 1993 (W, 55-13) 2011 (L, 31-34) 1969 (W, 21-20) 1967 (W, 34-0) 2010 (W, 48-0) 1998 (W, 28-9) 1956 (W, 29-0) 1967 (W, 46-29) 1969 (W, 61-0) 1947 (L, 7-55) 1958 (W, 7-0)

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RUSHING YARDS (200-PLUS) 1. 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973 2. 316 - Chris Thornton vs. W. Illinois, 1967 3. 306 - Jim Sims vs. W. New Mexico, 1964 4. 289 - Archie Amerson vs. Portland St., 1996 5. 281 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 6. 270 - Marcus King vs. Portland St., 2001 7. 265 - Alex Henderson at E. Washington, 2006 8. 261 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978 9. 250 - Allan Clark vs. Boise St., 1978 10. 248 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 2001 11. 246 - Allan Clark vs. Idaho St., 1978 246 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 2011 13. 229 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979 14. 221 - Archie Amerson vs. S. Utah, 1996 15. 219 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland St, 2010 16. 211 - Archie Amerson vs. Sacramento,1996 17. 210 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 18. 208 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 1973 19. 206 - Archie Amerson vs. Furman, 1996 206 - Bill Tate vs. New Mexico St., 1970 21. 205 - Archie Amerson vs. Montana St., 1996 22. 200 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 1997 CARRIES 1. 46 - Marcus King vs. Port. St., 2001 2. 39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St.,1996 39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 4. 38 - Len Raney vs. North Texas, 1993 38 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 2011 6. 36 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 2001 7. 34 - Alex Henderson at Ole Miss, 2009 34 - Deonte Williams vs. N. Colorado, 2008 34 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 1997 34 - Archie Amerson vs. Mont. St., 1996 34 - Archie Amerson vs. E. Wash., 1996 34 - Levon Worley vs. Weber St., 1988 34 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978 14. 33 - Bob Fowler vs. Idaho St., 1976 15. 32 - Alex Henderson vs. Sou. Utah, 2010 32 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 32 - Archie Amerson vs. N. Mexico, 1996 32 - Allan Clark vs. Weber St., 1978 32 - Carl Golden vs. Weber St., 1976 32 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 1973 32 - Jim Smith vs. Montana St., 1973 32 - Jim Smith vs. Idaho St., 1973 PASSING YARDS (300-PLUS) 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2009 474 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 452 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1997 445 - Michael Herrick vs. Montana, 2009 438 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1997 431 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 2003 424 - John Bonds vs. Nicholls St., 1990 420 - John Bonds vs. Montana St., 1990 420 - Greg Wyatt vs. Nevada, 1989 10. 409 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana St., 1994 11. 401 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 12. 398 - Jeff Lewis vs. Cal Poly, 1994 13. 391 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1988 14. 388 - Michael Herrick at Mont. St., 2009 15. 386 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 1990 16. 384 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sacramento St., 2006 17. 383 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento St., 1996 18. 382 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1999 19. 381 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 20. 381 - Jason Murrietta at N. Colorado, 2006 21. 376 - Michael Herrick at Sac. St., 2009 22. 372 - Jason Murrietta vs. N. Iowa, 2004 23. 371 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 1996 371 - Travis Brown vs. Montana St., 1999 25. 370 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 26. 368 - Bob Stewart vs. Weber St., 1969 27. 366 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1997 28. 363 - John Bonds vs. Idaho, 1991 29. 360 - Jason Murrietta vs. E. Wash., 2003 30. 357 - Travis Brown vs. Portland St., 1997 31. 355 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1995 355 - Cary Grossart vs. E. Washington, 2011 33. 352 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1993 352 - Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 1986 35. 347 - Jason Murrietta at Sac, 2005 36. 346 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1996 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

37. 343 - Clint Womack vs. S. Htn. St, 2002 343 - Jeff Lewis vs. E. Washington, 1995 39. 342 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1996 40. 342 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 2006 41. 340 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 2003 42. 339 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1994 43. 338 - Preston Parsons vs. SHSU, 2001 338 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1999 45. 337 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 46. 335 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 1986 335 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 1983 48. 334 - Travis Brown vs. Ga. South., 1999 334 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 1994 334 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1989 334 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1984 52. 338 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 53. 330 - John Bonds vs. E. Washington, 1991 54. 325 - P. Parsons vs. Chad. St., 2000 55. 324 - Travis Brown vs. Minn.-Duluth, 1997 324 - Travis Brown vs. Northridge, 1996 324 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 1983 58. 322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1991 322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1990 322 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1988 60. 321 - Cary Grossart vs. Montana, 2011 61. 317 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1991 317 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas St., 1986 63. 313 - Craig Austin vs. Montana, 1985 64. 312 - Greg Wyatt vs. Weber St., 1986 65. 310 - Michael Herrick vs. Weber State, 2010 310 - Jeff Lewis vs. Nevada, 1994 310 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1989 68. 307 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1994 307 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 307 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1999 71. 306 - Michael Herrick vs. Sou. Utah, 2009 72. 304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho St., 1989 304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1988 74. 301 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2006 1. 67 2. 65 2. 65 65 4. 64 5. 60 6. 59 7. 58 58 58 58 11. 57 1. 2. 3. 4.

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Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 1986 Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 1983 Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 1983 Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1983 RECEIVING YARDS (150-PLUS) 1. 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 1969 2. 236 - T. Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 1977 3. 214 - Alex Watson at Arizona State, 2006 4. 204 - Francis St. Paul vs. SW Texas, 1998 5. 200 - Rod Alexander vs. Cal Poly, 1994 6. 197 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Idaho St., 1996 7. 194 - Ed Berry vs. E. Washington, 2009 8. 192 - Clarence Moore vs. Sac St., 2002 192 - Charlie Brown vs. Weber St., 1969 10. 191 - Shawn Collins vs. Weber St., 1986 11. 190 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho, 1982 12. 189 - Charlie Brown vs. Montana St., 1969 13. 184 - Rod Alexander vs. Idaho, 1993 14. 182 - Ed Berry at Montana State, 2009 15. 176 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Portland St., 1997 16. 172 - Jerry Davis vs. Montana, 1985 172 - Shawn Collins vs. Montana St., 1988 18. 166 - Jerry Avery vs. Montana St., 1990 19. 164 - Joe Taylor vs. Idaho St., 1980 164 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho St., 1983 21. 161 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sac St., 2003 22. 159 - Clarence Moore vs. Mont. St., 2003 23. 159 - Alex Watson vs. Dixie State, 2006 24. 158 - Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 2005 25. 156 - Julian Howard vs. Idaho St., 1989 26. 155 - Shawn Collins vs. Nicholls St., 1988 155 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman vs. PSU, 2010 28. 154 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Montana, 1996 154 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 1995 30. 153 - Sandy Sledge vs. Montana, 1988 31. 153 - Clarence Moore vs. SHSU, 2001 32. 152 - Sidney Smith vs. Chad. St., 2000 33. 150 - Alex Watson vs. Sacramento St, 2006 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 140 - K.J. Gerard vs.Weber State, 2004 99 - Troy Campbell vs. Idaho St., 1996 97 - S. Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 1991 95 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach St., 1956 86 - Ray Smith vs. Montana St., 1978 85 - Joe Walker vs. Portland St., 1978 82 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 80 - R. Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958 80 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 1999 10. 79 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 1999 11. 78 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 1996

PASS ATTEMPTS - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 - Greg Wyatt vs. Akron, 1989 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 1983 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 1994 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 1990

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PASS COMPLETIONS - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 - Jason Murrietta at Montana., 2004 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1987 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1984 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2008 - Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 1984 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas, 1986 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 2003 - Greg Wyatt vs. Tulsa, 1987 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1994 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2006 - Michael Herrick vs. Mont. St., 2010

Most Rushing Touchdowns 7 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCS record) Most Passing Touchdowns 7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996 Highest Completion Percentage 94.7 (18-19) - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 Most Receptions 14-Johnny Marshall vs. Sm. Hstn. St., 2002 13-Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 2005 13-Alex Watson vs. Portland State, 2006 13-Francis St. Paul vs. Sacramento St., 1999 13-Gibbobs St. Paul vs. Portland State, 1997 Most TD Receptions 5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 1995 Most Points Scored 42 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCS record) Most Field Goals 8 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 Most Punt-return Yards 216 - Ricky Pearsall vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (FCS record) Most Interceptions 3 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 1999 3 - George Duarte vs. Mont. St., 1985 3 - George Duarte vs. E. Wash., 1985 3 - Albert Circosta vs. L. Bch St., 1966 3 - Fritz Kreuzer vs. Adams St., 1965

INTERCEPTIONS - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1994 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 - Travis Brown vs. St. Cloud St., 1997 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 1997 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 1991 - John Bonds vs. Montana St., 1991 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 1990 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 1988 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986

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Season Records RUSHING YARDS 1. 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 1,474 - Marcus King, 2000 3. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 2011 4. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 1978 5. 1,287 - Marcus King, 2001 6. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 1973 7. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 2009 8. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 9. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 10. 1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 11. 1,085 - Lavon Worley, 1988 12. 1,084 - Willard Reaves, 1979 13. 1,059 - Zach Bauman, 2010 14. 1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 15. 1,014 - Alex Henderson, 2006 YARDS PER CARRY 1. 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 1977 2. 6.3 - Lionel Scott, 2007 3. 6.2 - Archie Amerson, 1996 6.2 - Gerald Robinson, 1991 5. 6.1 - Allan Clark, 1978 6. 5.9 - Alex Henderson, 2007 7. 5.8 - Archie Amerson, 1995 8. 5.7 - Marcus King, 2001 5.7 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 5.7 - Rusty Summers, 1981 1. 333 2. 276 3. 271 4. 269 5. 253 6. 243 7. 237 8. 231 9. 229 10. 224 224

CARRIES - Archie Amerson, 1996 - Roger Robinson, 2003* - Zach Bauman, 2011 - Marcus King, 2000 - Alex Henderson, 2009 - Jim Smith, 1973 - Zach Bauman, 2010 - Lavon Worley, 1988 - Kino Carson, 1997 - Marcus King, 2001 - Allan Clark, 1978

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 15 - Zach Bauman, 2011 14 - Zach Bauman, 2010 13 - Marcus King, 2000 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009 12 - Deonte Williams, 2008 12 - Archie Amerson, 1995 8. 11 - Jim Smith, 1973 11 - Willard Reaves, 1979 10. 10 - Brian Bingham, 2001 10 - Carl Golden, 1977 12. 9 - David Estrada, 1963 9 - Allan Clark, 1978 9 - Len Raney, 1993 9 - Kino Carson, 1997 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

PASSING YARDS 1. 3,472 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 2. 3,398 - Travis Brown, 1996 3. 3,395 - Travis Brown, 1997 4. 3,356 - Michael Herrick, 2009 5. 3,355 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 6. 3,057 - Travis Brown, 1999 7. 3,039 - John Bonds, 1990 8. 3,002 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 9. 2,862 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 9. 2,827 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 10. 2,745 - Cary Grossart, 2011 10. 2,683 - Greg Wyatt, 1989

1. 3,460 2. 3,395 3. 3,363 4. 3,336 5. 3,271 6. 3,039 7. 2,969 8. 2,903 9. 2,872 10. 2,809 10. 2,695

TOTAL OFFENSE - Jason Murrietta, 2003* - Jeff Lewis, 1994 - Travis Brown, 1997 - Travis Brown, 1996 - Michael Herrick, 2009 - Travis Brown, 1999 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 - John Bonds, 1990 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 - Cary Grossart, 2011 - Greg Wyatt, 1986

PASS ATTEMPTS 1. 474 - Travis Brown, 1997 2. 450 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 3. 426 - Jason Murrietta, 2004 4. 420 - Travis Brown, 1999 5. 416 - John Bonds, 1990 6. 412 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 7. 412 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 8. 411 - Travis Brown, 1996 9. 407 - Michael Herrick, 2009 10. 405 - Greg Wyatt, 1989 1. 274 2. 272 3. 270 4. 268 5. 250 6. 246 7. 243 8. 236 9. 225 10. 223

PASS COMPLETIONS - Travis Brown, 1997 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 - Michael Herrick, 2009 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 - Travis Brown, 1999 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* - Mike Mendoza, 1984 - Greg Wyatt, 1989 - Travis Brown, 1996

1. 66.8 2. 66.3 3. 65.9 4. 65.0 5. 65.0 6. 64.7 7. 63.4 8. 63.2 9. 63.1 10. 60.8 11. 60.7 12. 60.4

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209 of 313) - Michael Herrick, 2009 (270 of 407) - Cary Grossart, 2011 (197 of 299) - Greg Wyatt, 1987 (268 of 412) - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (214 of 329) - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150) - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150) - Mike Mendoza, 1984 (236 of 373) - Greg Wyatt, 1986 (250 of 396) - Greg Wyatt, 1988 (183 of 301) - Scott Lindquist, 1981 (170 of 280) - Jeff Lewis, 1994 (272 of 450)

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8.6 8.4 8.3 8.3 8.0 7.7 7.7 8. 7.6 9. 7.5 7.5 7.5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

34 31 29 26 24 24 7. 23 8. 22 22 10. 20

YARDS PER PASS ATTEMPT - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (2,827 in 329) - Jason Murrietta, 2003* (3,472 in 423) - Travis Brown, 1996 (3,398 in 411) - Michael Herrick, 2009 (3,356 in 407) - Lance Kriesien, 2008 (1,453 in 182) - Preston Parsons, 2001 (2,267 in 296) - Herb Daniel, 1977 (1,822 in 237) - John Bonds, 1991 (2,669 in 352) - Scott Lindquist, 1982 (2,375 in 315) - Jeff Lewis, 1993 (2,497 in 335) - Jeff Lewis, 1994 (3,355 in 450) TOUCHDOWN PASSES - Jason Murrietta, 2006 - Travis Brown, 1999 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* - Jeff Lewis, 1994 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 - John Bonds, 1990 - Travis Brown, 1996 - Michael Herrick, 2009 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 - Travis Brown, 1997

RECEIVING YARDS 1. 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 2. 1,146 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 3. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 1969 4. 1,091 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 5. 1,075 - Ed Berry, 2009 6. 1,067 - Pete Mandley, 1982 7. 1,028 - Rod Alexander, 1994 8. 1,017 - Alex Watson, 2006 9. 1,016 - Shawn Collins, 1986 10. 991 - Khalil Paden, 2011 10. 975 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1996 1. 2. 3. 4. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

82 80 75 72 70 69 67 65 64 63 63 63 12. 61 61 61 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

RECEPTIONS - Alex Watson, 2006 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* - Ed Berry, 2009 - Conrad Meadows, 2009 - Shawn Collins, 1986 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 2010 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 - Austin Shanks, 2010 - Rod Marshall, 1995 - Charlie Brown, 1969 - Rod Alexander, 1994 - Clarence Moore, 2003* - Shawn Collins, 1987 - Clarence Moore, 2002 - Khalil Paden, 2011

22.2 20.5 20.4 19.8 19.5 19.3 19.3 8. 18.8 9. 18.5 10. 18.2

YARDS PER RECEPTION - Pete Mandley, 1982 - Tyrone Peterson, 1977 - Joe Taylor, 1980 - Julian Howard, 1989 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1996 - Clarence Moore, 2001 - Ken Fraser, 1977 - Clarence Moore, 2003* - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 - Tyrone Peterson, 1978

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 1. 15 - Alex Watson, 2006 2. 12 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 3. 11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 11 - Charlie Brown, 1969 5. 10 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 6. 9 - Clarence Moore, 2002 9 - Francis St. Paul, 1999 9 - Rod Marshall, 1995 9 - Shawn Collins, 1987 9 - Shawn Collins, 1988 11. 8 - Al Rex, 1958 8 - Bob Grey, 1968 8 - Joe Taylor, 1980 8 - Khalil Paden, 2011 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 1. 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 1,979 - Pete Mandley, 1982 3. 1,904 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 4. 1,795 - Kino Carson, 1997 5. 1,791 - Marcus King, 2000 6. 1,787 - Zach Bauman, 2011 7. 1,767 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 8. 1,696 - Marcus King, 2001 9. 1,646 - Peter Mandley, 1983 10. 1,633 - Archie Amerson, 1995 11. 1,481 - Alex Henderson, 2009 * includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals

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1. 3,794 2. 3,462 3. 3,196 4. 2,723 5. 2,494 6. 2,233 7. 2,139 8. 2,022 9. 2,015 10. 1,935 11. 1,916 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

6.4 6.3 6.2 6.1 5.7 5.2 5.2 5.2 9. 4.9 4.9 4.9 12. 4.8 1. 720 2. 667 3. 526 4. 520 5. 508 5. 437 6. 436 7. 426 8. 402 9. 396 10. 348

RUSHING YARDS - Marcus King, 1998-01 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. - David Estrada, 1961-64 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 - Carl Golden, 1975-78 - Roger Robinson, 2003-04 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-81 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92

YARDS PER CARRY - David Estrada, 1961-64 - Lionel Scott, 2007 - Giovannie Dixon, 2010 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 - Marcus King, 1998-01 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 - Kino Carson, 1996-97 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 CARRIES - Marcus King, 1998-01 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 - Carl Golden, 1975-78 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-81 - Len Raney, 1991-94 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 - David Estrada, 1961-64

PASSING YARDS 1. 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 2. 10,717 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 3. 10,697 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 4. 9,639 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 5. 6,460 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 6. 6,274 - John Bonds, 1990-92 7. 5,964 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 8. 4,882 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 9. 4,677 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 10. 3,522 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 TOTAL OFFENSE 1. 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 2. 10,584 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 3. 10,277 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 4. 9,769 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 5. 6,247 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 6. 6,089 - John Bonds, 1990-92 7. 5,683 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 8. 5,098 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 9. 4,878 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 10. 4,704 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 PASS ATTEMPTS 1. 1,577 - Travis Brown, 1996-1999 2. 1,516 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 3. 1,512 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 4. 1,315 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 5. 891 - John Bonds, 1990-92 6. 863 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 7. 810 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 8. 769 - Mike Mendoza 1983-84 9. 670 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 10. 507 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

1. 926 2. 886 3. 878 4. 784 5. 561 6. 465 7. 453 8. 449 9. 378 10. 298

PASS COMPLETIONS - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 - John Bonds, 1990-92 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 1. 65.8 - Cary Grossart, 2010-Pres. (200 of 304) 2. 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (561 of 863) 3. 61.2 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (926 of 1,512) 4. 59.6 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (784 of 1,315) 5. 58.9 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 (453 of 769) 6. 58.8 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 (298 of 507) 7. 57.9 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* (878 of 1,516) 8. 57.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (465 of 810) 9. 56.4 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (378 of 670) 10. 56.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (886 of 1,577) 11. 50.5 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (222 of 440) YARDS PER ATTEMPT 7.5 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (6,460 in 863) 7.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (5,964 in 810) 7.3 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (9,639 in 1,315) 7.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (11,400 in 1,577) 7.1 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (3,136 in 440) 7.1 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (10,697 in 1,512) 7.1 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-Pres.* (10,717 in 1516) 8. 7.0 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (4,677 in 670) 7.0 - John Bonds, 1990-92 (6,274 in 891) 10. 6.9 - Bill Holst, 1978-79 (1,143 in 166) 6.9 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 (2,522 in 507) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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94 86 70 67 25 38 35 29 29 9. 26

TOUCHDOWN PASSES - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* - Travis Brown, 1996-99 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 - John Bonds, 1990-92 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77

RECEIVING YARDS (1,000-PLUS) 1. 3,042 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 2. 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 3. 2,679 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 4. 2,599 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 5. 2,391 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 6. 2,205 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 7. 2,198 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 8. 1,966 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-78 9. 1,950 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 10. 1,887 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 11. 1,802 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-1997 12. 1,716 - Ed Berry, 2008-09 13. 1,710 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-88 14. 1,617 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-2000 15. 1,345 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 16. 1,273 - Chris Warner, 1993-96 17. 1.191 - Khalil Paden, 2010-11 18. 1,154 - Ben Richardson, 1983-84 19. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 1968-69 20. 1,066 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 2007-10 21. 1,060 - Jerry Avery, 1990-92 22. 1,036 - Vince Cisterna, 1947-49 23. 1,028 - Chris Baniszewski, 1986-89

1. 201 2. 196 3. 182 4. 173 5. 166 6. 156 7. 149 8. 127 9. 124 10. 120

RECEPTIONS - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-1997 - Ed Berry, 2008-09

1. 19.0 2. 17.7 3. 17.6 4. 17.4 5. 17.3 6. 16.7 7. 16.3 8. 16.1 9. 14.9 10. 14.3 14.3

YARDS PER RECEPTION - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-78 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-88 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* - Jerry Avery, 1990-92 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 - Ed Berry, 2008-09 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00

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28 25 23 19 18 18 7. 17 16 9. 14 14 11. 13 13 13 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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Career Records

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-76 - Alex Calderwood, 1992-95 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 - Al Rex, 1956-59 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03*

307 243 242 228 221 199 199 8. 198 9. 192 10. 180 11. 174 12. 160 13. 158 14. 156

POINTS SCORED - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 - Matt Myers, 2008-11 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 - Paul Ernster, 2001-04* - Ty Dondelinger, 1998-01 - Terry Belden, 1990-93 - Marcus King, 1998-01 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. - Tom Jurich, 1975-77 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 1. 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 2. 5,088 - Marcus King, 1998-01 3. 4,444 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 4. 4,062 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 5. 3,575 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 6. 3,536 - Len Raney, 1991-94 7. 3,420 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 8. 3,407 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 9. 3,190 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 10. 3,154 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 11. 3,011 - Roger Robinson, 2003-04 12. 2,785 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 13. 2,612 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00 14. 2,587 - David Estrada, 1961-64 GAMES PLAYED 1. 46 - Nick Yerton, 1998-01; Clarence Moore, 2000-03*; Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* * includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals

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School Records

Defensive Records Career Total Tackles (Since 1970) 424 James Gee, 1981-84 404 Jerry Lumpkin, 1975-78 362 Ed Hightower, 1976-78 353 Phil Cancik, 1975-79 327 Jake Crissup, 1996-99 326 Tony Cullen, 1983-86 323 Gregg Gerkin, 1978-80 320 Erik Vance, 1985-88 319 Gary Galante, 1983-86 Career Total Tackles (Since 2000) 251 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 242 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04 232 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 229 Mike Sands, 1999-02 225 Keith O'Neil, 1999-02 Career Tackles for Loss (Since 1970) 64.0 James Gee, 1982-84 49.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-02 36.0 Scott Johnson, 1986-87 32.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 29.0 John Perrigo, 2001-04 28.0 Mike Sands, 1999-02 27.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 24.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 22.0 Mike Sanfrantello, 1987-89 Career Tackles for Loss (Since 2000) 49.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-02 32.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 29.0 John Perrigo, 2001-04 28.0 Mike Sands, 1999-02 27.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 25.5 Isaac Bond, 2008-11 24.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 20.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 14.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04 Career Sacks (Since 1970) 22 Scott Johnson, 198-87 20 Isaac Bond, 2008-Pres. 15 James Gee, 1983 15 David Smith, 1983-86 Career Sacks (Since 2000) 20.0 Keith O'Neil, 1999-02 17.5 John Perrigo, 2001-04 16.5 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 16.0 Isaac Bond, 2008-Pres. 13.5 Mike Sands, 1999-02 8.5 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 6.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 5.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04

Season 182 174 160 156 148 146 143 142

Total Tackles (Since 1970) Greg Gerkin, 1980 Eric Vance, 1988 Darrell Jordan, 1989 Bill Hickman, 1982 Ron Thomas, 1981 Pete Jonovich, 1988 James Gee, 1983 Matt Palacio, 1982

Season 131 122 113 106 93 92 89 87 83

Total Tackles (Since 1995) Stacey Ellis, 1995* Jake Crissup, 1997* Afa Faraimo, 1998* Raymond Perryman, 1999* Keith O'Neil, 2001* Jeremy Thornburg, 2005* Jeremy Thornburg, 2004* Mike Sands, 2002* Kaaina Keawe, 2001

82 82 78 78 78 78 78 76 76 75 75 75 75 75 74 73 73 73 73 70 70

Bruce Branch, 2005* Bruce Branch, 2003 Damion Davis, 1997 Terrance Petty, 1998 Ian Gunderman, 2003 Keala Loo, 2002 Matt Estrada, 2009 Jeff Wheeler, 2006* Jake Crissup, 1998 Jake Crissup, 1999 Keith O'Neil, 2002 Vince Henman, 2003 Ray Perryman, 2000* Stevon Thomas, 2009 Jarett Loggins, 1997 Terrance Petty, 1997 Ray Perryman, 1998 K.J. Gerard, 2005 Taylor Julio, 2009 Vince Henman, 2004 Keala Loo, 2001

Season 27.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 15.0 14.5 14.0 14.0 14.0

Tackles for Loss (Since 1970) James Gee, 1983* Ben Petrucci, 1996* James Gee, 1982* Scott Johnson, 1987* Kevin Kolkman, 1995* Ben Petrucci, 1995 Nick Petrucci, 1996 Brian Loftus, 1992* Scott Johnson, 1986*

Season 25.0 21.0 21.0 18.0 16.0 15.0 15.0 14.5 14.0 14.0 13.0 13.0 12.5 12.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 9.0 9.0

Tackles for Loss (Since 1995) Ben Petrucci, 1996* Keith O'Neil, 2002* Chris Hunsaker, 2006* Keith O'Neil, 2001* Kacey Allen, 1999* Kevin Kolkman, 1995* Mike Sands, 2002 Ben Petrucci, 1995 Nick Peterucci, 1996 Vince Henman, 2003 Jarett Loggins, 1997* Afa Faraimo, 1998 Nick Pettrucci, 1997 Malachi Keddington, 2000* Lynne Ray Smith, 1999 Vincent Burns, 2000 George Asalele, 2002 Chris Hunsaker, 2005* Vince Henman, 2004* Isaac Bond, 2009 Kenneth Hale, 1999 Keith O'Neil, 2000 Ray Perryman, 2000 John Perrigo, 2003 John Perrigo, 2002 Raymond Solis, 2001

Season 15.0 14.0 10.5 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0

Sacks (Since 1970) James Gee, 1983* Scott Johnson, 1987* Brian Loftus, 1992 Scott Johnson, 1986* David Smith, 1986* Tom Gibson, 1986* Mark Reeve, 1992 Kyle Rath, 2010

Season 11.5 10.0 9.0 9.0

Sacks (Since 1995) Chris Hunsaker, 2006* Kacey Allen, 1999* Kevin Kolkman, 1996* Vince Henman, 2003*

9.0 8.5 8.5 8.0 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.0 7.0 6.5 6.5 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 * Led the

Keith O'Neil, 2001* Nick Petrucci, 1997* Issac Bond, 2009 Raymond Solis, 2001 Terrance Petty, 1998* Lynn Ray Smith, 1999 John Perrigo, 2003 Doug Harding, 2003 Ben Petrucci, 1996 Vince Henman, 2004* Afa Faraimo, 1998 Mike Sands, 2002* Jarett Loggins, 1997 Keith O'Neil, 2000* Pisa Magele, 2001 Michael Battisti, 2008 team

Single Game Total Tackles (Since 1970) 24 Dick Shumway, 1980 vs. Montana 24 Pete Jonovich, 1988 vs. Boise State 24 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. W. New Mexico 23 Willie Pringle, 1973 vs. Texas Lutheran 23 Randy Cook, 1985 vs. South Dakota St. 23 Erik Vance, 1988 vs. Montana State 22 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho State 21 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho 21 Bill Hickman, 1982 vs. Idaho 21 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. E. Washington Single Game Total Tackles (Since 2000) 17 Jeremy Thornburg, 2004 at Montana 17 Sean Sovacool, 2004 at Idaho State 16 Mike Sands, 2002 at Montana 16 Jeff Singleton, 2005 at Weber State 13 Kaaina Keawe, 2000 vs. Southern Utah 13 Bruce Branch, 2004 vs. Cal Poly 13 Stevon Thomas, 2009 vs. Montana 12 Kaaina Keawe, 2001 at Montana State 12 D.J. Wade, 2006 at Montana Single Game Tackles for Loss (Since 1970) 5.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colorado 4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State 4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001 at Sacramento State 4.0 Keith O'Neil, 2002 vs. Portland State 4.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Montana State 3.5 Vince Henman, 2004 vs. Portland State 3.5 Isaac Bond, 2009 vs. N. Colorado Single Game Sacks (Since 1999) 6.5 Kacey Allen, 1999 vs. Idaho State 3.0 Keith O'Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State 3.0 Keith O'Neil, 2001 at Sac. St. 3.0 John Perrigo, 2003 at Montana State 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Mont. St. 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colo. 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at Montana 3.0 Kyle Rath, 2008 vs. Portland St.

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Archie Amerson 1996 (11 Games) Att-Yds 333-2,079 Date Opponent 8/29 W. New Mexico 9/7 New Mexico 9/14 Southern Utah 9/21 Portland St. 9/28 CS Northridge 10/5 Weber St. 10/12 Montana St. 10/19 CS Sacramento 10/26 Montana 11/2 Idaho St. 11/9 E. Washington

Avg 6.2 Att-Yds 22-159 32-197 29-221 39-289 29-92 32-281 34-205 29-211 27-119 26-138 34-167

TD Lg 25 78 Avg 7.2 6.2 7.6 7.4 3.2 8.8 6.0 7.3 4.4 5.3 4.9

TD Lg 3 54 2 31 2 78 3 39 1 24 7 78 2 22 0 20 2 29 3 54 0 39

Archie Amerson, 1995 1995 (11 Games) Att-Yds 193-1,117

Avg 5.8

Date Opponent Att-Yds 9/2 New Mexico 15-77 9/9 CS Sacramento 12-115 9/16 Abilene Christian 17-69 9/23 CS Northridge 7-53 9/30 Montana St. 15-94 10/7 Boise St. 26-175 10/14 Montana 16-67 10/21 E. Washington 25-168 10/28 Idaho St. 26-143 11/4 Idaho 6-0 11/11 Weber St. 28-156 Alex Henderson 2006 (11 games) Att-Yds 188-1,014 Date Opponent 8/31 @Arizona State 9/9 @Utah 9/16 Dixie College 9/23 @Idaho State 9/30 Montana State 10/14 @Montana 10/21 Sacramento St. 10/28 @E. Washington 11/4 Portland State 11/11 Weber State 11/18 @N. Colorado 2009 (11 games) Att-Yds 253-1,166

Avg 5.4 Att-Yds 14-44 8-20 8-66 21-122 14-44 20-112 16-49 23-265 21-75 16-44 27-173 Avg 4.6

TD Lg 12 58 Avg 5.1 9.6 4.1 7.6 6.3 6.7 4.2 6.7 5.5 0.0 5.6

TD Lg 0 15 3 58 1 18 2 36 2 21 0 58 0 13 2 45 1 17 0 4 1 45

TD Lg 5 68 Avg 3.1 3.2 8.3 5.8 3.1 5.6 3.1 11.5 3.6 2.8 6.4

TD Lg 0 14 0 20 0 36 0 53 1 15 1 27 0 16 2 68 0 24 0 16 1 36

TD Lg 12 69

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg 9/12 @Arizona 14-56 4.0 9/19 Southern Utah 32-168 5.3 9/26 Montana 19-47 2.5 10/3 Northern Colordo 19-160 8.4 10/10 @Montana State 12-12 1.0 10/17 @Portland State 21-97 4.6 10/24 Idaho State 17-132 7.8 10/31 @Sacramento State24-98 4.1 11/7 @Ole Miss 34-102 3.0 11/14 @Weber State 30-111 3.7 11/21 E. Washington 31-183 5.9

TD Lg 0 17 3 57 0 9 1 69 0 8 2 24 2 17 1 16 2 12 0 30 1 24

Roger Robinson 2003 (13 games) Att-Yds 276-1,108

Avg 4.0

Date Opponent Att-Yds 8/30 Saint Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 17-66 9/6 @Arizona State 15-32 9/20 @Portland State 39-144 9/27 Cal Poly 17-167 10/4 @Weber State 24-52 10/11 @Sacramento St. 27-94 10/18 Eastern Wash. 27-122 10/25 @Montana St. 39-161 11/1 Montana DNP 11/8 Idaho State DNP 11/15 @S. Houston St. 28-108 11/29 @McNeese State 21-63 12/6 Florida Atlantic 22-99 Marcus King 2000 (11 games) Att-Yds 269-1,474

Avg 5.5

Date Opponent Att-Yds 9/9 Chadron St. 28-177 9/16 CS-Northridge 28-140 9/23 at New Mexico 21-86 9/30 Portland State 27-115 10/7 at Idaho State 24-154 10/14 Weber State 31-164 10/21 at Montana 16-75 10/28 Montana St. 22-101 11/4 at E. Washington 23-86 11/11 Sacramento St. 28-199 11/18 Southern Utah 21-137 Ronney Jenkins 1999 (11 games) Att-Yds 184-1,051 Date Opponent 9/9 Cal Poly 9/18 New Mexico 9/25 SW Texas 10/2 E. Washington 10/9 Idaho St. 10/16 Montana 10/23 CS Sacramento 12/30 Montana St. 11/6 Weber St. 11/13 Portland St. 11/20 CS Northridge Kino Carson 1997 (11 games) Att-Yds 229-1,099

Avg 5.7 Att-Yds 19-189 14-36 16-111 21-58 18-142 11-32 29-157 13-112 14-77 15-68 14-69

Avg 4.8

TD Lg 7 69 Avg 3.9 2.2 3.7 9.8 2.2 3.5 4.5 4.1

TD Lg 1 9 0 15 1 19 2 69 1 9 0 26 0 22 1 16

3.9 3.0 4.5

1 19 0 15 0 24

TD Lg 13 61 Avg 6.3 5.0 4.1 4.3 6.4 5.3 4.7 4.6 3.7 7.1 6.5

TD Lg 3 38 4 61 1 20 0 15 1 30 0 15 0 15 0 18 0 16 3 36 1 37

TD Lg 7 78 Avg 9.9 2.5 6.9 2.7 7.8 2.9 5.4 8.6 5.5 2.5 4.9

TD Lg 2 57 0 8 1 78 0 11 0 60 0 9 1 30 1 71 0 25 1 22 1 36

TD Lg 9 65

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg 8/30 New Mexico 13-57 4.4 9/6 St. Cloud St. 15-87 5.8 9/20 Minn.-Duluth 19-126 6.6 9/27 Portland St. 24-117 4.9 10/4 Weber St. 24-96 4.0 10/11 Montana St. 24-88 3.7 10/18 CS Sacramento 21-95 4.5 10/25 Montana 20-82 4.1 11/1 Idaho St. 16-82 5.1 11/8 E. Washington 19-69 3.6 11/22 CS Northridge 34-200 5.9

TD Lg 1 11 1 36 1 34 2 65 0 13 0 13 3 17 0 13 0 15 0 11 1 30

Lavon Worley 1988 (11 games) Att-Yds 231-1,085 Date Opponent 9/3 Southern Utah St. 9/10 E. Washington 9/17 Boise St. 10/1 Idaho 10/8 Nevada 10/15 Montana 10/22 Idaho St. 10/29 Montana St. 11/3 Northern Iowa 11/12 Nicholls St. 11/19 Weber St. Willard Reaves 1979 (10 games) Att-Yds 215-1,084

Avg 4.7 Att-Yds 14-168 10-55 6-23 23-129 24-45 31-134 28-94 19-86 22-93 20-82 34-176

Avg 5.0

TD L 7 49 Avg 12.0 5.5 3.8 5.6 1.9 4.3 3.6 4.5 4.2 4.1 5.2

TD Lg 2 34 0 15 0 7 1 14 0 10 1 49 0 18 3 20 0 34 0 32 0 40

TD Lg 11 70

Date Opponent Att-Yds 9/8 Portland St. 17-116 9/15 Idaho 23-229 9/22 Montana 27-115 9/29 Idaho St. 27-107 10/6 North Dakota St. 30-164 10/13 Weber St. 21-63 10/20 Montana St. 26-71 10/27 Northern Colo. 14-70 11/17 Cal Poly Pomona 12-76 11/24 Nevada 18-73

Avg 6.8 9.9 4.3 4.0 5.5 3.0 2.7 5.0 6.3 4.1

Allan Clark 1978 (10 games) Att-Yds 230-1,366

TD Lg 9 87

Avg 5.9

TD Lg 2 21 1 70 1 15 1 23 2 21 0 11 1 11 1 28 1 62 1 16

Date Opponent Att-Yds 9/2 North Dakota St. 9-18 9/9 Portland St. 21-159 9/16 Idaho St. 27-246 9/23 Montana 22-70 9/30 Idaho 15-35 10/7 Cal Poly Pomona 16-94 10/21 Northern Colo. 18-78 10/28 Montana St. 34-261 11/6 Boise St. 36-250 11/13 Weber St. 32-155

Avg 2.0 7.6 9.1 3.2 2.3 5.9 4.3 7.7 6.9 4.8

Jimmy Smith 1973 (10 games) Att-Yds 1,252

TD L 11 86

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Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg 9/8 North Dakota St. 19-75 3.9 9/22 Weber St. 77 --9/29 Montana 22-142 6.4 10/6 Louisiana Tech 68 --10/13 Texas Lutheran 200 --10/20 Boise St. 30 --10/27 CS Northridge 27-322 11.9 11/3 Montana St. 94 --11/10 UNLV 24-97 4.0 11/22 Idaho St. 147 ---

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1,000-Yard Rushing Seasons

TD Lg 0 -2 32 1 26 0 -0 -2 31 0 24 1 -2 87 1 15

TD Lg 0 -0 -0 -0 -4 -0 -4 86 0 -0 -3 --

Zach Bauman 2010 (11 games) Att-Yds 237-1,059

Avg 4.5

TD Lg 14 82

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Individual Records RUSHING

Attempts Carries Game: 65 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 65 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St., 1996 39 - Roger Robinsoin vs. Port. St., 2003 Season: 474 - Travis Brown, 1997 39 - Roger Robinson vs. Cal Poly, 2003 Career: 1,577 - Travis Brown. 1996-99 Season: 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Completions Career: 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01 Consecutive: 18 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 Game: 47 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2009 Yards Game: 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridg e, 1973 Season: 274 - Travis Brown, 1997 Career: 926 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (561 of 863) Season: 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (!FCS national freshman record) Career: 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01 Game:

RECEIVING

PASSING

Receptions Game: 14 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sam Houston St., 2002 Season: 82 - Alex Watson, 2006 Career: 201 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 Yards Game: 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 1969 Season: 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003 Career: 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88

Yards Per Reception 34.0 - Francis St. Paul vs. (min. 5) SW Texas, 1998 (6/204) Completion Percentage Yards Per Carry Game: 94.7 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 (18/19) Season: 21.7 - Pete Mandley, 1982 (49/1,067) Season: 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 1977 (401/62) Career: 19.0 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 (71/1,345) Season: 66.8 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209/313) Career: 6.4 - David Estrada, 1961-64 (2,233/348) Career: 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (926-1,512) Touchdowns Carries Per Game Game: 5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Yards Season: 30.3 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (333/11) Christian, 1995 Game: 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 Career: 23.9 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 (526/22) Season: 15 - Alex Watson, 2006 Season: 3,472! - Jason Murrietta, 2003 12 - Clarence Moore, 2003 Career: 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Touchdowns 11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 (!FCS freshman record) Game: 7* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 11 - Charlie Brown, 1969 Season: 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 28 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03 Interceptions Thrown Career: 37 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Game: 5 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 (*FCS national record) 100-yard Games 5 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1994 Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 5 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990 100-yard Games Career: 12 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 Season: 24 - John Bonds, 1990 Season: 11^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 49 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 Career: 16^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Consecutive 100-yard Games (încludes one FCS playoff game) Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 Lowest INT Percentage Career: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 Season: 0.9% - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (3/313) Consecutive 100-yard Games Career: 1.8%* - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (24/1,315) Season: 7^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 Total Yards (*FCS national record) Career: 7^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Game: 358 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973 (încludes one FCS playoff game) Season: 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Touchdowns Game: 7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996 Career: 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 200-yard Games Season: 34 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 Season: 6^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 ALL-PURPOSE Career: 86 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Career: 6^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Total Yards (încludes one FCS playoff game) Game: 445 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 300-yard Games Season: 3,395 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 Season: 7 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 Consecutive 200-yard Games Career: 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Career: 19^ - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Season: 3 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (încludes one FCS playoff game) Career: 3 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 TOTALâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;OFFENSE PUNTING Consecutive 300-yard Games Plays from Scrimmage Season: 5 - Travis Brown, 1999 Punts Game: 75 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 Game: 11 - Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002 Season: 557 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 11 - Clay Brown vs. New Mexico, 1999 Career: 5 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Career: 1,772 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 11 - John Earl vs. N.M. State, 1985 11 - Dion Jargo vs. Fullerton, 1982 400-yard Games 11 - Tony Felix vs. Nevada, 1980 Season: 2 - Travis Brown, 1997 11 - Jim Youngs vs. N.M. State, 1967 2 - John Bonds, 1990 Season: 72 - Whit Poindexter, 1979 Career: 4 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Career: 237 - John Earl, 1983-86 Game:

Punt Yards Game: 525 -Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002 Season: 3,002 - John Earl, 1985 Career: 9,759 - Terry Belden, 1990-93

Game: 54.0 Season: Career:

Punt Average 54.0 - Mark Gould vs. Ariz., 2002 (6/324) Rhian Madrid vs. EWU, 2005 (7/378) 48.2 - Mark Gould, 2002 (2987/62) 44.8 - Mark Gould, 2000-03 (211/9,442)

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Returns Season: 32 - Gerald Robinson, 1990 Career: 85 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Return Yards Game: 219 - Jim Fuller vs. N.M. State, 1967 Season: 660 - Randy Ferrell, 1974 Career: 1,986 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Return Average Game: 54.7 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 Season: 32.8 - Randy Ferrell, 1975 Career: 29.5 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75 Touchdowns Game: 1 - several players; last by Alex Henderson vs. Dixie College., 2006 Season: 2 - Randy Ferrell, 1975 Career: 3 - Len Raney, 1991-94 3 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75

Best Extra-point Percentage Season: 100 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005 (28/28) 100 - Micky Penaflor, 1989 (32/32) 100 - Micky Penaflor, 1988 (33/33) 100 - Goran Lingmerth, 1985 (18/18) 100 - Monte Varah, 1978 (22/22) Career: 97.0 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 (98/101) 96.5 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (139/144)

Best Return Average Game: 61.5 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1969 (2/122) Season: 18.1 - Ray Smith, 1976 (14/254) Career: 16.0 - Ray Smith, 1974-76 (27/434) Touchdowns 2 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 2 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1969 Season: 2 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996 2 - Pete Mandley, 1982 2 - Ray Smith, 1975 2 - Joe Jackson, 1969 Career: 3 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 3 - Ray Smith, 1974-76

Lumberjacks Record 11-6-0 42-21-4 30-39-10 22-42-3 46-45-1 54-39-5 50-54-0 47-62-0 58-54-0 56-57-0 10-12-0

By The Pct. .647 .657 .443 .351 .511 .577 .481 .431 .518 .500 .454

Extra Points Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 Season: 48 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996 Career: 139 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08

Consecutive Extra Points Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 Season: 39 - Ty Dondelinger, 1999 Career: 77 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89

Return Yards Game: 216* - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 Season: 490 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996 Career: 901 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 (*I-AA record)

Years 1915-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2009 2010-Pres.

Touchdowns Game: 7* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 Season: 26 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 38 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 (*I-AA record)

Extra-point Attempts Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 Season: 53 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996 Career: 144 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08

Returns Season: 41 - DeJuan Robinson, 1986 Career: 80 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83

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School Records

Points Game: 42* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 Season: 156 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 302 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (*I-AA record)

KICKOFFâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;RETURNS

Field Goals Game: 8* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 Season: 23 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 Career: 56 - - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (*I-AA record) Best Field-Goal Percentage Season: 84.6 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 (23/29) Career: 77.4 - Micky Penaflor, 1986-89 (48/62) Kicking Points Game: 24* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 Season: 101 - Paul Ernster, 2003 93 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 Career: 302 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (*I-AA record)

Decade Winning Streak 5 (1916) 11 (1928-29) 6 (1932-33) 2 (several times) 15 (1957-58) 6 (1962) 8 (1978-79) 4 (1987) 7 (1992-93) 6 (2008) 2 (2010)

Points 51 37 35 35 33 32 31 29 29 28 27 26 25 25

Largest Big Sky Victories Opponent Score @Northern Colorado 54-3 Montana State 37-0 Portland State 56-21 Boise State 42-7 Montana State 54-21 Sacramento State 42-10 @Montana State 49-18 Montana State 49-20 @Idaho State 36-7 @Idaho State 42-14 Idaho State 34-7 @Weber State 36-10 Idaho State 51-26 Weber State 32-7

Year 2006 1995 1997 1977 1987 2008 1996 1999 1973 1995 1976 1977 2001 1980

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Team Records RUSHING Rushes Game: 70 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963 Season: 579 in 1979 Average: 52.6 in 1979

DEFENSE

SCORING Touchdowns 11 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 (8 rush, 2 pass, 1 return) Season: 63 in 1996 (34 rush, 23 pass, 6 return)

Fewest Points Allowed 0, many times; last at Portland State, 2003 Season: 98 in 1958 Average: 7.2 in 1957

Game:

Converted Field Goals Game: 8 vs. Idaho, 1986 Season: 23 in 1986

Fewest Total Yards Allowed Game: 15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977 Season: 1,717 in 1957

Converted Extra Points 10 vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 10 vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Season: 51 in 1996

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Game: -39 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977 Season: 658 in 2008; 706 in 1957

Attempts Game: 67 vs. Northern Iowa, 2004 65 vs. Montana, 1996 65 vs. Nevada, 1984 Season: 483 in 1997 Average: 43.9 in 1997

Points Scored Game: 80 vs. Phoenix College, 1928 Season: 506 in 1996 Average: 42.2 in 1996

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Completions Game: 42 vs. Montana, 1996 Season: 279 in 1994 Average: 25.4 in 1994

Game:

Yards Game: 560 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963 Season: 2,783 in 1964 Average: 309.2 in 1964 Touchdowns Game: 9 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 Season: 39 in 1996 PASSING

Yards 574 vs. E. Washington, 2009 474 vs. Montana, 1996 Season: 3,467 in 1994 Average: 315.2 in 1994 Game:

Interceptions Thrown Game: 5 vs. Idaho State, 1997 5 vs. Idaho, 1994 5 vs. Montana, 1990 5 vs. Idaho State, 1990 5 vs. Northern Colorado, 1978 Season: 24 in 1990 24 in 1958 TOTAL OFFENSE Touchdowns Game: 7 vs. Cal State Sacramento, 1996 Season: 32 in 1999 Plays from Scrimmage Game: 102 vs. Montana, 1996 Season: 1007 in 2003 Average: 81.2 in 1994 Yards 774 vs. E. Washington, 2009 772 vs. N. Mexico Highlands, 2008 674 vs. Nevada, 1989 Season: 5,751 in 1996 Average: 522.8* in 1996 (*Division I-AA national leader)

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PASSING PUNTS 11 vs. New Mexico, 1999 11 vs. Montana State, 1986 11 vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1982 11 vs. New Mexico State, 1967 Season: 70 in 1998

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 0 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1978 0 vs. Idaho State, 1961 Season: 755 in 1959 Most Points Allowed Game: 108 vs. New Mexico, 1916 Season: 404 in 1991 Average: 36.7 in 1991 Most Total Yards Allowed Game: 828 vs. Weber State, 1993 Season: 5,278 in 1991

Yards Game: 490 vs. Idaho, 1979 Season: 2,994 in 1979

Most Rushing Yards Allowed Game: 559 vs. Georgia Southern, 1999 Season: 2,816 in 2002

Average Game: 63.3 vs. Southern Utah, 1996 Season: 48.0 in 2004 46.1 in 2002

Most Passing Yards Allowed Game: 575 vs. Weber State, 1993 Season: 3,215 in 1989

Punt Returns Game: 12* vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 Season: 45 in 1983 (*I-AA national record)

Most Consecutive Wins Season: 11 in 1958 All-time: 15 in 1957-58 Most Consecutive Losses Season: 9 in 1955 All-time: 13 in 1954-55 Most Consecutive Home Wins Season: 6 in 1996, 1977 All-time: 12 in 1957-60 (Unbeaten streak: 18, 1925-30-includes 2 ties) Most Consecutive Home Losses Season: 4 in 1975, 1955 All-time: 7 in 1954-56 Most Consecutive Road Wins Season: 5 in 1999 All-time: 7 in 1956-58, 1928-30 Most Consecutive Road Losses Season: 6 in 1982, 1950, 1947 All-time: 16 in 1949-53 (Winless streak: 31, 1946-53 - includes 2 ties) Most Consecutive League Wins Season: 6 in 1978 All-time: 12 in 1956-59 Most Consecutive League Losses Season: 6 in 1975, 1940 All-time: 14 in 1938-41

Punt-Return Yardage Game: 322* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Season: 598 in 1996 (*I-AA national record) Punt-Return Average 32.2* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (322/10) (Min. 3 returns) Season: 16.6 in 1996 (598/36) (*I-AA national record) Game:

TOTAL OFFENSE

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Kickoff Returns Game: 10 vs. Montana State, 1990 Season: 56 in 1990 Kickoff-Return Yardage Game: 237 vs. Nevada, 1987 Season: 1,264 in 1990 Kickoff-Return Average 49.0 vs. Weber State, 1988 (147/3) (Min. 3 returns) Season: 25.3 in 1991 (1,138/45)

CONSECUTIVES

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TEAM BESTS Best NAU Record 1.000 (5-0) in 1978 Most NAU Wins, Season 6 in 1996 Most Consecutive NAU Wins, Season 6 in 1996 Most Consecutive NAU Wins, All-time 8 in 1978-79 (5-0 in 1978, 1st 3 in 1979) Biggest NAU Win 75-0 over W. New Mexico, 1996 Worst NAU Record .333 (2-4) in 1989 Most NAU Losses, Season 4 in 2000, 1992, 1989, 1985 Most Consecutive NAU Losses, Season 3 in 1992, 1991, 1989, 1985, 1984 Most Consecutive NAU Losses, All-time 4 in 1985-86 (last 3 in 1985, 1st in 1986) 4 in 1991-92 (last 3 in 1991, 1st in 1992) Worst NAU Loss 35-0 to Jacksonville State, 1977 Most Points Scored 75 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Most Total Offensive Yards 774 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 772 by NAU vs. N.M. Highlands, 2008 674 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1989 Most Total Plays 99 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 1996 99 by South Dakota St. vs. NAU, 1985 Most Rushing Attempts 74 by Jacksonville St. vs. NAU, 1977 Most Rushing Yards 419 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Most Rushing Touchdowns 7 by NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Passing Attempts 68 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 1977 66 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 Most Completions 47 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 41 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 2004 Most Passing Yards 574 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 469 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 1977 Most Interceptions Thrown 6 by Southern Utah vs. NAU, 1983 Most Touchdown Passes 7 by NAU vs. CS Sacramento, 1996 Most Return Yards 366 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Most Punts 13 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Most Punting Yards 545 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts) 63.3 by NAU vs. Southern Utah, 1996 Most Punt Returns 12 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993 (I-AA national record) Most Punt-return Yards 322 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (I-AA national record) Most Kickoff Returns 9 by NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 9 by Sonoma St. vs. NAU, 1987

10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 10 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Most Made Field Goals 6 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Field-goal Attempts 7 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Made Extra Points 10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 10 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Most First Downs 35 by NAU vs. Nicholls St., 1990 Fewest Total Yards Allowed 80 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1984 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 0 by NAU vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1978 Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed -8 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 1984 Most Fumbles 8 by NAU vs. Jacksonville St., 1977 Most Fumbles Lost 5 by Southwest Texas St. vs. NAU, 1986 5 by CS Fullerton vs. NAU, 1977

12 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Most Punting Yards 545 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts) 63.3 by Mark Jagodzinski, NAU vs. Southern Utah, 1996 Most Punt Returns 8 by Alex Calderwood, NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993 Most Punt-return Yards 216 by Ricky Pearsall, NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (I-AA national record) Most Kickoff Returns 7 by Michael Haynes, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 Most Kickoff-return Yards 217 by Michael Haynes, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 Most Interceptions 3 by George Duarte, NAU vs. Montana St., 1985

Most Penalties 19 by Idaho vs. NAU, 1993

Most Interception-return Yards 140 by K.J. Gerard, NAU vs. Weber State, 2004

Most Penalty Yards 200 by NAU vs. Idaho, 1981 Most Points Scored

Most Total Touchdowns 7 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 (I-AA national record)

INDIVIDUAL BESTS 42 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 (I-AA national record) Most Total Offense 425 by Leonard Valentine, Nicholls St. vs. NAU, 1990 Most Rushes 38 by Len Raney, NAU vs. N. Texas, 1993 Most Rushing Yards 281 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Rushing TDs 7 by Archie Amerson of NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 (I-AA national record) Most Passing Attempts 67 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 2004 65 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 58 by Jeff Lewis, NAU vs. Boise St., 1994 58 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. E. Wash., 1986 Most Passes Completed 47 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 41 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 2004 39 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 Most Passing Yards 574 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 424 by John Bonds, NAU vs. Nicholls St., 1990 Most Passes Intercepted 5 by John Bonds, NAU vs. Idaho St., 1990 5 by Morris Bledsoe, Weber St. vs. NAU, 1978 Most Touchdown Passes 7 by Travis Brown, NAU vs. CS Sacramento, 1996

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Walkup Skydome Records

Most Converted Field Goals 6 by Micky Penaflor, NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Field-goal Attempts 7 by Micky Penaflor, NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Converted Extra Points 10 by Tom Jurich, NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Longest Rush Play 87 yards by Allan Clark, NAU vs. Boise St., 1978 Longest Pass Play 99 yards, John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson, NAU vs. Boise State, 1990 Longest Punt Return 99 yards by Marcus Bonner, Texas A&I vs. NAU, 1980 Longest Kickoff Return 100 yards by Len Raney, NAU vs. Idaho State, 1994 100 yards by Anthony Brown, S. Utah vs. NAU, 1994 100 yards by Lavaugh Macon, N.M. Highlands vs. NAU, 2008 Longest Interception Return 99 yards by Troy Campbell, NAU vs. Idaho St., 1996 Longest Punt 81 yards by Terry Belden, NAU vs. Northeastern, 1992 Longest Field Goal 60 yards by Terry Belden, NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993

Most Receptions 14 by Johnny Marshall, NAU vs. Sam Houston St., 2002 Most Reception Yards 236 by Tyrone Peterson, NAU vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977

Most Kickoff-return Yards 237 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1987

Most Receiving Touchdowns 5 by Rod Marshall, NAU vs. Abilene Christian, 1995

Most Interception-return Yards 140 by NAU vs. Weber State, 2004 Most Touchdowns

Most Punts

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Longest Plays ALL PLAYS 100 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994 100 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 99 - Interception return, Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 1996 99 - Pass, John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise St., 1990 99 - Kickoff return, Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 1988 98 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. UC Riverside, 1973 98 - Kickoff return, Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 1956 97 - Interception return, Sean Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 1991 96 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 1991 96 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 1988 96 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 1977 95 - Interception return, Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 1956 93 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 1975 92 - Pass, Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 1999 90 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1992 90 - Punt return, Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 1976 90 - Punt return, Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 1966 89 - Punt return, Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 1979 89 - Pass, Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 1978 88 - Fumble return, Jim Oman vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1963 87 - Pass, John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 1990 87 - Rush, Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 1978 86 - Pass, Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 2001 86 - Punt return, Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 1983 86 - Interception return, Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 1978 86 - Rush, Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 1973 86 - Rush, Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 85 - Punt return, Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 1983 85 - Interception return, Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 1978 84 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. CS Fullerton, 1976 82 - Interception return, Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 82 - Rush, Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 2010 81 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 1986 81 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 2009 80 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 80 - Pass, Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 1983 80 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 80 - Interception return, Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958

PUNTS 84 81 79 78 77 77 76 76 75 75 75 74 74 72 71 71 71 71 70 70 70 70

- Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 1975 - Terry Belden vs. Northeastern, 1992 - Rusty Tillman vs. Weber State, 1968 - Mark Gould vs. Montana State, 2000 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 1996 - Terry Belden vs. Idaho, 1992 - Terry Belden vs. Southern Utah, 1993 - Joe Perez vs. Idaho State, 1963 - Terry Belden vs. Weber State, 1992 - John Earl vs. Nevada, 1985 - Jim Youngs vs. West Texas State, 1966 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 1996 - Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 1976 - Rhian Madrid vs. Montana, 2006 - Rhian Madrid vs. Idaho State, 2005 - Rhian Madrid vs. Eastern Washington, 2005 - Paul Ernster at Eastern Washington, 2004 - Bob Martin vs. Idaho State, 1975 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2004 - John Earl vs. Weber State, 1984 - Drew Zamora vs. Montana State, 2010 - Drew Zamora vs. Portland State, 2010

90 90 89 86 85 73 73 67 66 57 56 52 51 50

- Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 1966 - Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 1976 - Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 1979 - Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 1983 - Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 1983 - Alex Calderwood vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 - Ryan Thornton vs. Montana, 2002 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 - Matt Estrada vs. Southern Utah, 2010 - Pete Mandley vs. Southern Utah, 1982 - Joe Walker vs. Idaho, 1978 - Rod Alexander vs. Southern Utah, 1993 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 - Alex Calderwood vs. Weber State, 1994

PUNT RETURNS

KICKOFF RETURNS

RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 87 86 86 82 79 78 78 78 77 76 75 74 74 72 71 71 70 70

- Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 1978 - Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 - Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 1973 - Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 2010 - Ken Fraser vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1977 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Southwest Texas, 1999 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber State, 1996 - Archie Amerson vs. Southern Utah, 1996 - Mike Jenkins vs. Idaho State, 1980 - Carl Golden vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1977 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland State, 2010 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1994 - Len Raney vs. Northeastern, 1992 - Jay Carter vs. Idaho State, 1995 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Montana State, 1999 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1980 - David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979 PASS PLAYS

99 96 96 92 89 87 86 84 81 81 80 80 80

- John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise State, 1990 - Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 1988 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 - Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 1999 - Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 1978 - John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 1990 - Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 2001 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1976 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 2009 - Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 1986 - Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 - Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 1983 - Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

100 - Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994 100 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 99 - Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 1988 98 - Randy Ferrell vs. Cal-Riverside, 1973 98 - Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 1956 96 - Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 1991 93 - Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 1975 90 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1992

INTERCEPTION RETURNS 99 97 95 86 85 82 80 79 79 78

- Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 1996 - Sean Roundtree vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1991 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 1956 - Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 1978 - Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 1978 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 - Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958 - K.J. Gerard vs. Weber State, 2004 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 1999 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 1996 INTERCEPTION RETURNS

60 55 55 55 55 54 54 54 54

- Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 - Kevin O’Leary vs. Montana, 1995 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Weber State, 1986 - Mark Diamond vs. New Mexico, 1982 - Gary Galati vs. Weber State, 1973 - Terry Belden vs. Eastern Washington, 1993 - Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 - Tom Jurich vs. Weber State, 1977 - Tom Jurich vs. Montana, 1977

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RUSHING Zach Bauman 1,435 Zach Bauman 1,059 Alex Henderson 1,166 Deonte Williams 950 Alex Henderson 899 Alex Henderson 1,014 Philo Sanchez 445 Roger Robinson 907 Roger Robinson 1,108 Philo Sanchez 445 Marcus King 1,287 Marcus King 1,474 Ronney Jenkins 1,051 Marcus King 544 Kino Carson 1,099 Archie Amerson !2,079 Archie Amerson 1,117 Len Raney 542 Len Raney 592 Gerald Robinson 635 Gerald Robinson 727 Gerald Robinson 554 David Lang 521 Lavon Worley 1,085 Charles Matthews 445 Allan Rouse 507 Jonas Eldridge 345 Jerry Holder 295 Jerry Holder 602 Elbert “Bo” Perry 680 Rusty Summers 775 Willard Reaves 628 Willard Reaves 1,084 Allan Clark 1,336 Carl Golden 704 Carl Golden *731 Chris Mangold 656 Eric Days 656 Jimmy Smith *1,252 Tom Rogers 755 Danny White 620

RECEIVING Khail Paden 991 D. Curry-Chapman 738 Ed Berry 1,075 Ed Berry 641 Alex Watson 611 Alex Watson 1,017 Alex Watson 566 Raufeem Jackson 540 Clarence Moore 1,184 Clarence Moore 925 Clarence Moore 644 Sidney Smith 503 Ronney Jenkins 716 Francis St.Paul 767 Ricky Pearsall 765 Gibbons St. Paul 975 Rod Marshall 732 Rod Alexander *1,028 Rod Alexander 871 Christian Cervantes 521 Hendricks Johnson 859 Hendricks Johnson 1,086 David Lang 447 Shawn Collins *882 Shawn Collins 653 Shawn Collins 1,016 Jerry Davis 788 Jerry Davis 663 Pete Mandley 842 Pete Mandley 1,067 Rusty Summers 582 Pete Mandley 582 Mike Jenkins 242 Tyrone Peterson 618 Ken Fraser 636 Tyrone Peterson 519 Tyrone Peterson 223 Kevin Riley 474 Rick Wilson 438 Walt Mannon 359 Walt Mannon 628

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971

ALL-PURPOSE Zach Bauman 1,787 Zach Bauman 1,367 Alex Henderson 1,481 Conrad Meadows 1,110 Alex Henderson 1,149 Alex Henderson *1,387 Philo Sanchez 1,058 Roger Robinson 1,711 Johnny Marshall 1,904 Clarence Moore 925 Marcus King 1,696 Marcus King 1,791 Ronney Jenkins 1,767 Francis St. Paul 961 Kino Carson 1,795 Archie Amerson !2,429 Archie Amerson 1,633 Rod Alexander 1,047 Rod Alexander 1,192 Gerald Robinson 1,026 Gerald Robinson 1,070 Gerald Robinson 1,391 David Lang 976 Lavon Worley 1,250 Michael Haynes 882 Shawn Collins 1,016 Jerry Davis 788 Ben Richardson 924 Pete Mandley 1,646 Pete Mandley 1,979 Rusty Summers 1,227 Pete Mandley 1,392 Willard Reaves 1,219 Allan Clark 1,506 Allan Clark 910 Carl Golden 846 Chris Mangold 690 Randy Ferrell 758 Jimmy Smith 1,464 Tom Rogers 817 Danny White 816

PASSING Cary Grossart Michael Herrick Michael Herrick Lance Kriesien Lance Kriesien Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Clint Womack Preston Parsons Preston Parsons Travis Brown Travis Brown Travis Brown Travis Brown Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis John Bonds John Bonds Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Craig Austin Mike Mendoza Mike Mendoza Scott Lindquist Scott Lindquist Scott Lindquist Brian Potter Bill Holst Herb Daniel Herb Daniel Robbie Schmitz Dan Troup Dave Mendez Bud Kane Craig Holland

2,745 2,061 3,356 1,453 1,897 2,827 1,923 2,495 3,472 1,950 2,267 2,116 3,057 1,550 3,395 3,398 2,426 3,355 2,497 1,377 2,669 3,030 2,683 2,150 3,002 2,862 1,752 2,336 2,546 2,375 1,984 1,466 956 835 1,822 1,314 472 907 716 803 821

SCORING Zach Bauman 96 Zach Bauman 96 Matt Myers 87 Robbie Dehaze 82 Robbie Dehaze 88 Alex Watson 90 Robbie Dehaze 55 Paul Ernster 54 Paul Ernster 101 Paul Ernster 66 Dondelinger/Bingham 72 Marcus King 80 Ronney Jenkins 104 Mike Goldstein 73 Mike Goldstein 64 Archie Amerson !156 Kevin O’Leary 89 Kevin O’Leary 59 Terry Belden 75 Terry Belden 69 Terry Belden 61 Hendricks Johnson 66 Micky Penaflor 62 Micky Penaflor *90 Micky Penaflor 90 Goran Lingmerth 93 Goran Lingmerth 57 Jerry Davis 38 John Wiggins 58 Mark Diamond 68 Mark Diamond 54 Joe Taylor 48 Willard Reaves 66 Allan Clark 60 Tom Jurich *92 Tom Jurich 45 Chris Mangold 30 Jerry Wallace 31 Jimmy Smith 66 Tom Rogers 34 Dick Baserman 36

INTERCEPTIONS Taylor Patton 2 Brian Hunter 3 Thomas/McNally/Mack 2 K.J. Gerard 5 K.J. Gerard *6 Wheeler/Karstens 3 K.J. Gerard 4 K.J. Gerard 4 Iverson/Jacobs/Thornburg 4 Stephen Gubernick 5 Keala Loo 4 David Moran 2 David Moran *6 Cedric Jones 3 Walter Jefferson 2 Cedric Jones 6 Dereck Williams 4 Dereck Williams 5 Beau Smith 3 Will Glover 2 Tucker Sides 3 Darrin Jackson 3 Darrin Jackson 3 Salvador Nava 3 John Dierking *8 Henry Miller 4 George Duarte 4 George Duarte !9 Terry Gatewood 4 DeJuan Robinson 3 Gene Andrews 3 Bob Jenkins 8 Junior Solomon 4 Dave Noosinow 3 Tommie Wright 3 Joe Walker/Harold Smith5 Ray Smith 5 Cleveland Dansby 6 Don Beachum 5 Jim Dearing 4 Paul Arslanian 2 Joe Hernandez 2 Norm Aufderheide 3

TOTAL OFFENSE Cary Grossart Michael Herrick Michael Herrick Lance Kriesien Lance Kriesien Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Jason Murrietta Clint Womack Preston Parsons Preston Parsons Travis Brown Travis Brown Travis Brown Travis Brown Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis Jeff Lewis John Bonds John Bonds Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Greg Wyatt Craig Austin Mike Mendoza Mike Mendoza Scott Lindquist Scott Lindquist Scott Lindquist Willard Reaves Allan Clark Herb Daniels Herb Daniels Chris Mangold Dan Troup Jim Smith Bud Kane Craig Holland

2,809 2,017 3,281 1,762 2,583 2,872 1,846 2,406 3,460 1,841 2,419 2,130 3,039 1,529 3,363 3,336 2,546 3,395 2,529 1,299 2,633 2,903 2,500 2,113 2,969 2,695 1,719 2,207 2,408 2,219 1,850 1,370 1,084 1,453 1,900 1,379 682 793 1,252 833 759

TOTAL TACKLES 2011 Scott McKeever 46 2010 Reid Worthington 67 2009 Matt Estrada 78 2008 Cyrus Igono 61 2007 Cyrus Igono 79 2006 Jeff Wheeler 76 2005 Bruce Branch 82 2004 Jeremy Thonburg 89 2003 Jeremy Thornburg 92 2002 Mike Sands 87 2001 Keith O’Neil 83 2000 Ray Perryman 75 1999 Ray Perryman 106 1998 Afa Faraimo 118 1997 Jake Crissup 122 1996 Afa Faraimo 66 1995 Stacey Ellis 131 1994 Stacey Ellis 98 1993 Jeff Bergman 111 1992 Beau Smith 130 1991 Jeff Bergman 62 1990 Dwan Brandon 108 1989 Darrell Jordan 160 1988 Erik Vance 174 1987 Erik Vance 125 1986 Mark Yuhas 106 1985 Randy Cook 133 1984 Tony Cullen 91 1983 James Gee 142 1982 Bill Hickman 156 1981 Ron Thomas 148 1980 Gregg Gerken 182 1979 Phil Cancik 116 1978 Jerry Lumpkin 121 1977 Ed Hightower 129 1976 Jerry Lumpkin 135 1975 Don Rowell 117 1974 George Kaegle 109 1973 Bruce Ivor 94 1972 Joe Hernandez 96 1971 Tom Ramsey 93 !Led Division I-AA *Led Big Sky Current Lumberjacks in Bold

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School Records

Annual Leaders

Honors

All-Americans Rod Alexander, WR Football Gazette (1994) The Sports Network (1994) Archie Amerson, RB WALTER PAYTON AWARD WINNER (1996) The Sports Network (1996) FB Gazette (1995, 1996) American Football Coaches Association (1996) Walter Camp (1996) Dan Anders, DL Associated Press (1980) Tom Anderson, DE Associated Press (1969) Chris Baniszewski, WR CoSIDA Academic (1989) Zach Bauman, RB Beyond College Sports (2011, 2nd) Vince Beemiller, OT NFL Draft Report (1988) Terry Belden, P/K Associated Press (1991, 1992, 1993) The Sports Network (1992, 1993) Football Gazette (1991, 1992, 1993) Kodak (1993) Walter Camp (1993) Jeff Bergman, SS Football Gazette (1994) The Sports Network (1994) Ed Berry, WR Sports Network (2009, 2nd) John Bonds, QB Leonard’s All-America (1990) NFL Draft Report (1990) Mike “Bo” Bowttcher, LB Associated Press (1971) Dwan Brandon, LB NFL Draft Report (1990) Leonard’s All-America (1990) Associated Press (1989, 1990) Charlie Brown, WR Associated Press (1969)

Charlie Brown

Travis Brown, QB The Sports Network (1996) Football Gazette (1996) Alex Calderwood, PR Football Gazette (1994) The Sports Network (1994) Darren Carrington, DB NFL Draft Report (1988) Football News (1988) Football Gazette (1988) Vince Cisterna, E Helms Foundation (1947, 1948, 1949) Allan Clark, TB CoSIDA Academic (1978) Associated Press (1978) Sporting News (1978) Shawn Collins, TE NFL Draft Report (1987, 1988) Sports Network (1987, 1988) Walter Camp (1987, 1988) Football News (1987, 1988) Football Gazette (1988) Associated Press (1987, 1988) Herb Daniel, QB CoSIDA Academic (1977) Eric Damko, OL Verizon Academic (2000, 2001) Cleveland Dansby, CB Associated Press (1977) Robbie Dehaze, K/P AFCA (K, 2008, 1st) Walter Camp (P, 2008, 1st) College Sporting News (P, 2008, 1st) Associated Press (P, 2008, 2nd) Sports Network (P, 2008, 2nd) Sports Network (K, 2008, HM) Sports Network (2007, HM) Owen Dejanovich, DT NAIA (1963) John Dierking, FS Football News (1988) Art Donnell, OT Football Gazette (1994) The Sports Network (1994)

Allan Clark

Ed Berry

George Duarte, DB Associated Press (1985, 1986) NFL Draft Report (1986) Ed Duley, DT Associated Press (1968) Stacy Ellis, ILB Football Gazette (1995) David Estrada, RB NAIA (1963) Paul Ernster, P Walter Camp Foundation (2004) IAA.org (2004) The Sports Network(2004) Football Gazette (2004) Afa Faraimo, LB The Sports Network (1998) Associated Press (1998) Football Gazette (1998) Dan Finn, OL The Sports Network (1996, 1997) American Football Coaches Association (1997) Walter Camp (1997) Football Gazette (1996) Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE Sports Network (2007, HM) Larry Friedrichs, OG Kodak (1977) Associated Press (1976, 1977) CoSIDA Academic (1977) Sporting News (1977) James Gee, DT Associated Press (1983, 1984) Gregg Gerkin, LB Sporting News (1980) Tom Gibson, DE NFL Draft Report (1986) Associated Press (1986) K.J. Gerard, DB Associated Press (2008, 1st) College Sporting News (2008, 1st) Sports Network (2008, 1st) Walter Camp (2008, 1st)

Travis Brown

Robbie Dehaze

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Sports Network (2007, 2nd) Associated Press (2007, 3rd) Carl Golden, FB Associated Press (1976, 1977) Mark Gould, P AFCA (2003) Associated Press (2002, 2003) CoSIDA Academic (2003) CSTV (2003) Football Gazette (2002) The Sports Network (2002, 2003) Verizon Academic (2001, 2002) Cary Grossart, QB Beyond College Sports (2011, 3rd) Bill Hanna, DE Associated Press (1967) Charles Harvell, OG NAIA (1963) Michael Haynes, WR NFL Draft Report (1987) George Herman, FB NAIA (1964) Neal Higgenson, NG Associated Press (1978) Sporting News (1978) Ed Hightower, DE Associated Press (1978) Sporting News (1978) CoSIDA Academic (1977, 1978) Chris Hunsaker, LB The Sports Network (2006) Associated Press (2006) Football Gazette (2006) Cyris Igono, S Sports Network (2007, HM) Marvin Jackmon, LB Associated Press (1984) Darrin Jackson, DB NFL Draft Report (1989) Jack James, MG NAIA (1964)

K.J. Gerard

Pete Jonovich, LB NFL Draft Report (1988) Darrell Jordan, LB Associated Press (1989) NFL Draft Report (1989) Football Gazette (1989) Hendricks Johnson, WR Leonard’s All-America (1991) Football Gazette (1990, 1991) Associated Press (1991) The Sports Network (1991) NFL Draft Report (1990) Scott Johnson, DL The Sports Network (1987) CoSIDA Academic (1987) Football News (1987) Cedric Jones, DB Football Gazette (1999) Ed Judie, LB Associated Press (1979) Tom Jurich, K Kodak (1977) Sporting News (1977) Kevin Kolkman, DL Football Gazette (1996) Rodney Leota, C Walter Camp (1987) The Sports Network (1987) NFL Draft Report (1987) Associated Press (1986) Jeff Lewis, QB Football Gazette (1994, 1995) The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Goran Lingmerth, K Kodak (1986) NFL Draft Report (1986) Associated Press (1986) Mark Lomas, DE Associated Press (1969) Jerry Lumpkin, LB Associated Press (1977, 1978) CoSIDA Academic (1978)

Jeff Lewis

Rex Mirich

Rhian Madrid, P Football Gazette (2006) Steve Maier, WR Associated Press (1970) Pete Mandley, WR Associated Press (1980, 1982,1983) Sporting News (1982) Rod Marshall, WR Football Gazette (1995) Pat Meech, OT Football News (1987) Henry Miller, SS Associated Press (1988) Football News (1988) Football Gazette (1988) Rex Mirich, OT NAIA (1962, 1963) Dan Moran, OG Associated Press (1986) NFL Draft Report (1986) Glen Morgan, OT NAIA (1957, 1958) Associated Press (1957, 1958) Rufus Mullen, CB Associated Press (1971, 1972) Jason Murrietta, QB The Sports Network (2006) Associated Press (2006) Football Gazette (2006)

Honors

All-Americans

John Nuttall, OG Associated Press (1971) Stephen Nwogbe, DL College Sporting News (2008, HM) Rich O’Hara, WR Associated Press (1967) Kevin O’Leary, P/K The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Football Gazette (1994) United Press International (1994) Keith O’Neil, LB Football Gazette (2002)

Jason Murrietta

Keith O’Neil

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Honors

All-Americans Matt Palacio, DB Associated Press (1982) Ricky Pearsall, PR Football Gazette (1996) Micky Penaflor, K The Sports Network (1988, 1989) NFL Draft Report (1989) United Press International (1989) Football Gazette (1988, 1989) Football News (1987, 1988) Associated Press (1988) Walter Camp (1988) Raymond Perryman, LB Football Gazette (1999) Football Gazette (2000) Ben Petrucci, DL Football Gazette (1995, 1996) Frank Pollack, OL Football Gazette (1989) Associated Press (1989) NFL Draft Report (1989) Kris Poindexter, OL Sports Network (2010, 3rd) Matt Raivio, OL I-AA All-Star (2003) Tom Ramsey, DE Associated Press (1972) Willard Reaves, TB Associated Press (1979) Al Rex, TE NAIA (1958) Dick Ries, LB Associated Press (1966) NAIA (1966) DeJuan Robinson, DB NFL Draft Report (1986) Associated Press (1986) Gerald Robinson, RB Football Gazette (1991) Leonard’s All-America (1991) Associated Press (1991) Mike Sanfratello, DL Leonard’s All-America (1990) Football Gazette (1989, 1990) NFL Draft Report (1989) Associated Press (1989) Kelly Schultz, TE Associated Press (1972) Bill Shorty, DE NAIA (1963, 1965) Sandy Sledge, WR NFL Draft Report (1988) Football News (1988) Football Gazette (1988)

Larry Small, OG Associated Press (1968) NAIA (1968) Beau Smith, LB Associated Press (1992) Football Gazette (1992) The Sports Network (1992) Harold Smith, FS Associated Press (1978) Jimmy Smith, TB Associated Press (1973) Ted Sorich, QB Associated Press (1958) Francis St. Paul, WR Football Gazette (1999) Gibbons St. Paul, WR Football Gazette (1996) Bob Stewart, QB Associated Press (1969) Rayna Stewart, CB American Football Coaches Association (1995) The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Football Gazette (1994, 1995) Sim Stokes, WR Associated Press (1966)

Francis St. Paul

Erik Vance, LB Football News (1987, 1988) Football Gazette (1988) NFL Draft Report (1988) Alex Watson, WR Walter Camp Foundation (2006) The Sports Network (2006) Associated Press (2006) Football Gazette (2006) Bud Wiedoff, DE Associated Press (1967, 1968) Chuck Willig, DB Associated Press (1979) Greg Wyatt, QB Associated Press (1987, 1989) United Press International (1989) Football Gazette (1988, 1989) Football News (1987, 1988) NFL Draft Report (1987) Walter Camp (1987) The Sports Network (1987)

Alex Watson

Mark Yuhas, LB Associated Press (1986) Drew Zamora, P Beyond College Sports (2011, HM)

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Honors

All-Big Sky First Team Selections Rod Alexander, WR: 1994 Archie Amerson, RB: 1995#, 1996~ Dan Anders, DL: 1980 Terry Belden, K/P: 1992, 1993 Jeff Bergman, LB: 1994 Ed Berry, WR: 2009 Isaac Bond, DL: 2010, 2011 Mike Bowttcher, LB: 1970 Bruce Branch, LB: 2003 Zach Bauman, RB: 2011 Kino Carson, RB: 1997 Christian Cervantes, TE: 1992 Allan Clark, RB: 1978~ Shawn Collins, TE: 1987, 1988 Jake Crissup, LB: 1999 Cleveland Dansby, DB: 1977 Robbie Dehaze, K/P: 2008 George Duarte, DB: 1985, 1986 Afa Faraimo, LB: 1998* Dan Finn, OL: 1995, 1996, 1997 Larry Friedrichs, OL: 1976, 1977 Paul Ernster, P: 2004 Matt Estrada, S: 2009 Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE: 2006 James Gee, DL: 1983, 1984 Tom Gibson, DL: 1986 K.J. Gerard, DB: 2007, 2008 Carl Golden, RB: 1976, 1977 Mark Gould, P: 2003 Alex Henderson, RB: 2006# (2nd), 2009 Neal Higginson, DL: 1978 Robert Haws, OL: 2001 Vince Henman, LB: 2004 Ed Hightower, DL: 1978 Chris Hunsaker, LB: 2006 Marvin Jackmon, LB: 1984 Hendricks Johnson, WR: 1990# Cedric Jones, DB: 1999 Darrell Jordan, LB: 1989 Ed Judie, LB: 1979 Tom Jurich, K: 1976, 1977~ Cyrus Igono, ST: 2007 Rodney Leota, OL: 1986 Goran Lingmerth, K: 1986 Jarett Loggins, DT: 1997 Jerry Lumpkin, LB: 1977, 1978~

Bob Martin, P: 1976 James Martin, OL: 1997 Mike Mendoza, QB: 1983# Clarence Moore, WR: 2002, 2003 Dan Moran, OL: 1986 Rufus Mullen, DB: 1972 Jason Murrietta, QB: 2003~, 2006~ Kevin O’Leary, P: 1994, 1995 Keith O’Neil, LB: 2001, 2002 Matt Palacio, DB: 1982 Ricky Pearsall, PR: 1996 Micky Penaflor, K: 1988, 1989 Raymond Perryman, LB: 1999, 2000 Ben Petrucci, DL: 1996 Nick Petrucci, DE: 1997 Frank Pollack, OL: 1989 Kris Poindexter, OL: 2010 Matt Raivio, OL: 2002, 2003 Willard Reaves, RB: 1979 DeJuan Robinson, DB: 1986 Renal Robinson, CB: 1997 Roger Robinson, RB: 2003 Mike Sands, LB: 2002 Mike Sanfratello, DL: 1989 John Schachter, LB: 1979 Beau Smith, LB: 1992# Harold Smith, DB: 1976, 1977, 1978 Jim Smith, RB: 1973 Ray Smith, DB/PR/KR:1978 Francis St. Paul, WR: 1999 Gibbons St. Paul, WR: 1996 Rayna Stewart, DB: 1994, 1995 Milford Suida, RB: 1972

Alex Henderson

Jeremy Thornburg, S: 2004 Alex Watson, WR: 2006* Chuck Willig, DB: 1979 Reid Worthington, LB: 2010 Lavon Worley, RB: 1988# Greg Wyatt, QB: 1986# COACH OF THE YEAR Joe Salem: 1977, 1978 Jerome Souers: 1999 *Unanimous selection; Active players underlined ~Top Offensive/Defensive Player #Top Newcomer Jake Crissup

Rhian Madrid, P: 2005, 2006 Pete Mandley, WR/PR/KR: 1980, 1982, 1983 Johnny Marshall, WR: 2003

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Lumberjacks in the Pros

Keith O’Neil became the sixth former Lumberjack to win a Super Bowl title with the Indianapolis Colts in 2006.

Former Lumberjack Dave Heasman was part the Canadian Football League’s Grey Cup champion Calgary Stampeders in 2002.

Airiban Justin won the Grey Cup with the Saskatchewan Roughrigers.

Travis Brown had an eight-year career in the NFL with four teams. including the Eagles, Seahwaks, Bills and Colts.

Matt Estrada was with the Jacksonville Jaguars during the 2011 season.

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Donta Abron, DB Albany Firebirds (AFL), 1997 Kacey Allen, DE Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 2003 Rod Alexander, WR New Jersey Gladiators (AFL),2001 San Diego Chargers, 1999 Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96 Archie Amerson, RB Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2002-05 Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 2001 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 1997-00 Michael Battisti, DL Spokane Shock (AFL), 2011 Terry Belden, P/K Tampa Bay Storm (AFL), 1997 Memphis Pharoahs (AFL), 1996 Amsterdam Admirals (WLAF), 1995 Las Vegas Posse (CFL), 1994 John Bonds, QB Arizona Cardinals, 1993, 1995 Blair Boynton, DL Amarillo Dusters (af2), 2009 Dwan Brandon, LB Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 1991 Charlie Brown, WR Detroit Lions, 1970 Travis Brown, QB Indianapolis Colts, 2004-05 Buffalo Bills, 2001-04 Seattle Seahawks, 2000 Philadelphia Eagles, 1999 Dave Cahill, DT Atlanta Falcons, 1969 Los Angeles Rams, 1967 Philadelphia Eagles, 1966 Sonny Campbell, RB Atlanta Falcons, 1970-71 Phil Cancik, LB Kansas City Chiefs, 1981 New York Giants, 1980 Darren Carrington, DB Jacksonville Jaguars, 1995-96 San Diego Chargers, 1991-94 Detroit Lions, 1990 Denver Broncos, 1989-90 Kino Carson, RB Montreal Alouettes (CFL), 2000 Allan Clark, RB Green Bay Packers, 1982 Buffalo Bills, 1982 New England Patriots, 1979-80

NAUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top NFL draftee was wide receiver Shawn Collins, who was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons, in the first round of the 1989 NFL draft.

David Heasman, OL B.C. Lions (CFL), 2004 Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2000-03 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 1998-99 Alex Henderson, RB Las Vegas, 2010 (UFL) Ryne Holstrom, OL Philadelphia Soul (AFL), 2011 Las Vegas Locos (UFL), 2011 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011 Ronney Jenkins, RB Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2004 New Orleans Saints, 2004 Oakland Raiders, 2003 San Diego Chargers, 2000-02 Hendricks Johnson, WR Memphis MadDogs (CFL), 1995-96 Indianapolis Colts, 1993 Los Angeles Rams, 1992 Cedric Jones, CB Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2000 Ed Judie, LB Miami Dolphins, 1984 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1983 San Francisco 49ers, 1982-83 Tom Jurich, K New Orleans Saints, 1978 Airaban Justin, DB Saskatchewan Roughriders, 2007-08 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2004-06 Baltimore Ravens, 2003 David Lang, RB Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96 Los Angeles Rams, 1991-94

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FORMER PLAYERS

Shawn Collins, WR Iowa Barnstormers (AFL), 1997 Frankfurt Galaxy (WLAF), 1995-96 Green Bay Packers, 1993 Cleveland Browns, 1992 Atlanta Falcons, 1989-91 Gerald Commissiong, RB Calgary Stampeders, 2007 Daiveun Curry-Chapman, WR Arizona Cardinals, 2011 Robbie Dehaze, P/K Atlanta Falcons, 2008 Toronto Argonauts, 2010 Ty Dondelinger, K C. Valley Coyotes (AFL2), 2004 Columbus Wardogs (AFL2), 2003 Art Donnell, OL Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, 1995-96 Steve Douglass, DB Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1995-96 George Duarte, CB New York Jets, 1988 Chicago Bears, 1987 Herb Duncan, WR Milwaukee Mustangs (AFL), 1999-2000 Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1995-98 Paul Ernster, P/K Detroit Lions, 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers, 2008 Cleveland Browns, 2007 Denver Broncos, 2005-07 Matt Estrada, DB Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL), 2011 Dan Finn, OG Denver Broncos, 1999 Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 1999 San Francisco 49ers, 1998 Stevan Fontana, TE Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe), 2002 Green Bay Packers, 2001 K.J. Gerard, DB Baltimore Ravens, 2009 Chicago Bears, 2010 Miami Dolphins, 2011 Tom Gibson, DE Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1994-98 Los Angeles Rams, 1991 Cleveland Browns, 1989-90 Mark Gould, P N. Y. Giants, 2004 Robert Haws, OL St. Louis Rams, 2003 Arizona Cardinals, 2002 Michael Haynes, WR New Orleans Saints, 1994-97 Atlanta Falcons, 1988-93

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Jeff Lewis, QB New Orleans Saints, 2001-2002 Carolina Panthers, 1999-2001 Denver Broncos, 1996-98 Goran Lingmerth, K Cleveland Browns, 1987 Kelly Lochbaum, LB B.C. Lions (CFL), 2002-05 Ottawa Renegades (CFL), 2002 Calgary Stampede (CFL), 2001 British Columbia Lions (CFL), 1998-00 Jarrett Loggins, LB Birmingham Thunder (XFL), 2001 Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe), 1999-2001 Mark Lomas, DT-DE New York Jets, 1970-74 Pete Mandley, WR Kansas City Chiefs, 1989-90 Green Bay Packers, 1988 Detroit Lions, 1984-88 Johnny Marshall, WR Arizona Rattlers, 2006 Brian McCurdy, DB Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 1993-96 Todd McMillon, DB Chicago Bears, 2001-2004 Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 1998-2000 Mike Mercer, K San Diego Chargers, 1970 Green Bay Packers, 1968-69 Buffalo Bills, 1967-68 Kansas City Chiefs, 1966 Oakland Raiders, 1963-65 Minnesota Vikings, 1961-62 Kansas City Chiefs, 1960 Rex Mirich, DT New England Patriots, 1970 Denver Broncos, 1967-69 Oakland Raiders, 1964-66 Clarence Moore, WR Baltimore Ravens, 2004-06 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2008 Cecil "Brute" Mulleneaux, C Green Bay Packers, 1938 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1935-36 New York Giants, 1932 Jason Murrietta, QB Arizona Rattlers, 2012 Central Valley Coyotes (af2), 2009 Spokane Shock (af2), 2008 Keith Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil, LB Indianapolis Colts, 2005-07 Dallas Cowboys, 2003-04 Preston Parsons, QB Denver Broncos, 2006 Houston Texans, 2004-05 Arizona Cardinals, 2002-03

K.J. Gerard played for the Baltimore Ravens for two seasons after signing as a free agent.

Paul Ernster played for four teams in the NFL after being drafted by the Denver Broncos.

Ray Perryman, DB Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2007 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003-05 Baltimore Ravens, 2002 Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), 2002 Oakland Raiders, 2001 Terrance Petty, LB Los Angeles Avengers (AFL), 2000 Frank Pollack, OL San Francisco 49ers, 1990-91, 1994-98 Denver Broncos, 1992-93 Len Raney, RB Los Angeles Raiders, 1995-96 Willard Reeves, RB Washington Redskins, 1989 Miami Dolphins, 1989 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 1983-87 DeJuan Robinson, DB Cleveland Browns, 1987 Roger Robinson, RB Arizona Cardinals, 2005-06 Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 2006 Mike Sanfratello, OL San Francisco 49ers, 1991 John Schachter, LB Washington Redskins, 1982-83 Francis St. Paul, WR Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003 St. Louis Rams, 2001-2002 Rayna Stewart, CB Jacksonville Jaguars, 2000-01 Miami Dolphins, 1999 Houston/Tennessee Oilers, 1996-98 Maurice Taylor, DB Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 2004-05 Jeremy Thornburg, S Philadelphia Eagles, 2005 Rusty Tillman, LB Washington Redskins, 1970-77 Alex Watson, WR Amarillo Dusters (af2), 2009 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011 Greg Wyatt, QB San Francisco 49ers, 1990 Players on active or training camp rosters for the years listed.

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Player Profiles

Keith O’Neil was the last Lumberjack to win a Super Bowl, playing on the Colts in Super Bowl XLI.

Frank Pollack was a part of a Super Bowl winning team with the San Francisco 49ers.

Jeff Lewis was a member of two Super Bowl teams with the Denver Broncos..

NAU All-Time Super Bowl Roster PLAYERS Name Keith O’Neil Francis St. Paul* Jeff Lewis Darren Carrington David Lang Frank Pollack John Schachter* Ed Judie Rusty Tillman Mike Mercer

Team Indianapolis Colts# St. Louis Rams Denver Broncos# Denver Broncos# San Diego Chargers Denver Broncos Dallas Cowboys# San Francisco 49ers# Washington Redskins Washington Redskins# San Francisco 49ers# Washington Redskins Kansas City Chiefs#

Super Bowl – Year XLI – 2006 XXXVI – 2002 XXXIII – 1999 XXXII – 1998 XXIX – 1995 XXIV – 1990 XXX – 1996 XXIX – 1995 XXVIII – 1984 XXVII – 1983 XVI-1982 VII – 1973 I – 1966

Opponent Chicago Bears New England Patriots Atlanta Falcons Green Bay Packers San Francisco 49ers San Francisco 49ers Pittsburgh Steelers San Diego Chargers L.A. Raiders Miami Dolphins Cincinnati Bengals Miami Dolphins Green Bay Packers

* - Not On Active Roster # - Winning Team

DID YOU KNOW... Mike Mercer (left), a Lumberjack in 1960, kicked the first field goal in Super Bowl history back in Super Bowl I as his Kansas City team lost 35-10 to Green Bay and Vince Lombardi. The field goal was 31 yards and happened in the second quarter, bringing the Chiefs within 14-10 heading into halftime.

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Year-by-Year Results Year 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

Overall 2-4-0 5-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 3-2-0 1-5-0 3-2-1 6-1-0 4-4-0 2-3-1 5-2-0 6-1-2 7-1-0 5-0-0 4-2-1 3-5-0 3-2-2 5-1-0 1-5-1 3-3-3 3-4-1 5-5-0 2-6-1 1-6-1 2-6-0 3-5-0 1-5-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 5-2-2 1-7-0 4-5-0 1-6-1 2-7-0 1-7-0 3-4-0 4-5-0 3-6-0 0-9-0 8-2-0 8-1-0 11-1-0 6-2-1 6-3-2 3-5-1 6-4-0 5-3-1 5-4-0 5-4-1 6-4-0 5-5-0 6-4-0 7-3-0 2-8-0 5-5-0 3-8-0 4-6-0 3-6-0 1-9-0 8-3-0 9-3-0 8-2-0 7-4-0 5-6-0 4-7-0 4-7-0 4-7-0 4-6-0 3-8-0 7-4-0 7-4-0 6-5-0

Pct. .333 .833 1.000 1.000 .500 .600 .167 .583 .857 .500 .417 .714 .722 .875 1.000 .641 .375 .600 .833 .214 .500 .438 .500 .278 .188 .250 .375 .167 .500 .500 .400 .667 .125 .444 .188 .222 .125 .429 .444 .333 .000 .800 .889 .917 .722 .591 .389 .600 .611 .556 .550 .600 .500 .600 .700 .200 .500 .273 .400 .333 .100 .727 .750 .800 .636 .455 .364 .364 .364 .400 .273 .636 .636 .545

Home 1-2-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 1-1-1 4-1-0 2-3-0 2-1-0 4-0-0 3-0-2 4-0-0 3-0-0 1-1-1 1-2-0 0-0-2 3-0-0 0-3-0 2-2-2 2-1-1 3-1-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 4-0-0 1-1-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 1-3-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 2-3-0 0-4-0 4-1-0 5-1-0 5-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-1 2-2-0 3-1-0 2-2-1 2-2-0 2-2-1 3-2-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 4-0-0 2-3-0 5-1-0 1-5-0 3-1-0 3-3-0 1-4-0 5-1-0 6-1-0 5-0-0 5-2-0 4-1-0 3-2-0 4-1-0 4-2-0 2-3-0 3-4-0 5-2-0 3-2-0 5-1-0

Away 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 0-2-1 1-2-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 2-3-0 2-2-0 2-1-0 1-2-1 1-1-1 1-3-0 2-4-0 0-4-0 0-3-1 1-4-0 0-4-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-2-2 0-6-0 0-4-0 0-3-1 0-6-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 1-4-0 1-3-0 0-5-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 4-0-0 2-2-0 2-3-1 0-3-1 3-2-0 2-1-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 2-3-0 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-5-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 1-5-0 0-3-0 0-5-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 1-5-0 1-4-0 0-6-0 0-5-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 1-4-0

Neutral 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 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 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 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

PF-PA 52-183 107-129 39-34 55-0 32-6 84-37 26-228 131-71 168-43 236-96 90-49 139-55 208-24 274-37 129-13 113-68 94-126 40-32 59-38 44-99 99-57 58-116 148-108 114-182 53-224 95-181 119-143 18-93 31-21 53-85 64-86 130-70 39-295 144-187 102-261 114-366 76-211 92-120 126-166 130-167 72-220 311-93 269-65 321-98 135-142 260-176 136-230 169-173 194-128 275-123 196-106 202-159 228-222 229-156 284-182 120-287 189-224 182-292 202-254 139-241 155-268 249-184 324-204 259-174 172-194 224-202 226-257 276-287 252-293 285-259 167-289 273-205 385-292 296-236

Conf.

2-3-0 2-2-1 4-1-0* 0-3-1 0-3-1 2-2-1 1-4-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 0-6-0 1-5-0 1-4-0

1-2-1 0-4-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 2-3-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 3-0-0* 3-0-0* 3-0-0* 3-0-0* 2-1-1** 2-0-1

0-4-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 2-3-0 0-6-0 4-2-0 4-1-0 6-0-0* 3-4-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 2-5-0 1-6-0 5-2-0 4-4-0 4-4-0

Coach Clarence Thorpe Clarence Thorpe Clarence Thorpe R.A. Fuller L.T. Lawyer McVey and Eastburn R.H. “Ducky” Drake R.H. “Ducky” Drake R.G. Stevenson W.E. Rogers Talbert D. Jessuppe E.H. “Swede” Lynch E.H. “Swede” Lynch Rudy Lavik Rudy Lavik Rudy Lavik Rudy Lavik Rudy Lavik Mark McIntosh Mark McIntosh Mark McIntosh Mark McIntosh Garrett Arbelbide Garrett Arbelbide Garrett Arbelbide Maurice Moulder Maurice Moulder Maurice Moulder Frank Brickey Frank Brickey Frank Brickey Frank Brickey Nick Ragus Nick Ragus Emil Ladyko Ben Reiges John Peterson John Peterson John Peterson Earl “Jiggs” Insley Earl “Jiggs” Insley Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Max Spilsbury Andy McDonald Andy McDonald Andy McDonald Andy McDonald John Symank John Symank Ed Peasley Ed Peasley Ed Peasley Ed Peasley Joe Salem Joe Salem Joe Salem Joe Salem Dwain Painter Dwain Painter Dwain Painter Joe Harper Joe Harper Joe Harper Larry Kentera Larry Kentera Larry Kentera Larry Kentera

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Overall 3-8-0 5-6-0 3-8-0 4-7-0 7-4-0 7-4-0 7-4-0 9-3-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 4-8-0^ 3-8-0 8-4-0 6-5-0 9-4-0 4-7-0 3-8-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 5-6-0 6-5-0 4-7-0 426-430-23^

Pct. Home Away .273 2-4-0 1-4-0 .455 5-1-0 0-5-0 .273 3-3-0 0-5-0 .364 3-4-0 1-3-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 .636 5-1-0 2-3-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 .750 6-1-0 3-2-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 .545 4-2-0 2-3-0 .333 2-3-0^ 2-5-0* .272 2-4-0 1-4-0 .667 4-1-0 4-3-0 .545 4-1-0 2-3-0 .692 4-2-0 5-2-0 .363 4-2-0 0-5-0 .375 3-2-0 0-6-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 .454 3-2-0 2-4-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 .364 3-3-0 1-4-0 .499 276-156-12 141-269-9

HISTORICAL THUMBNAIL All-time Record: 426-430-23 (.499) 52 winning seasons 18 seasons with at least 7 wins 8 conference championships 5 national postseason appearances 1 national runner-up finish (1958, NAIA) Years 1931-1952 1953-1955 1956-1961 1962-1969 1970-

Conference Border New Mexico Frontier Independent Big Sky

Conf. 2-6-0 3-5-0 1-7-0 2-5-0 3-4-0 4-3-0 4-3-0 7-1-0 4-4-0 3-5-0 2-6-0^ 2-6-0 5-2-0 3-4-0 5-2-0** 3-4-0 1-6-0 5-3-0 5-3-0 4-4-0 4-4-0 4-4-0 3-5-0 161-227-7

NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS 1931-1972 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) 1973-1977 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Div. II 1978-2006 NCAA Division I-AA 2006NCAA Football Championship Subdivision

NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS Record Pct. Titles 16-57-5 .237 1933 3-10-0 .231 None 16-1-2 .895 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 ---------129-167-0 .435 1978, 2003

Facility Years City Fairgrounds 1915-1922 McMullen Field 1923-1932 Skidmore Stadium 1933-1956 Lumberjack Stadium 1957-1977 Walkup Skydome 19771924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953

Neutral PF-PA 0-0-0 259-330 0-0-0 290-417 0-0-0 294-404 0-0-0 199-258 0-0-0 315-293 0-0-0 391-273 0-0-0 403-163 0-0-0 506-333 0-0-0 302-261 0-0-0 241-227 0-0-0 409-370 0-0-0 245-275 0-0-0 368-307 0-0-0 252-284 0-0-0 409-305 0-0-0 244-314 0-0-0 233-328 0-0-0 378-296 0-0-0 322-305 0-0-0 316-273 0-0-0 327-327 0-0-0 314-218 0-0-0 309-217 9-4-2 18,901-18,200

HOMECOMING GAMES Phoenix College ......L, 32-14 N.M. Highlands ........W, 34-0 Phoenix Indian............W, 7-0 Arizona St. ................W, 19-0 New Mexico St. ........W, 12-0 Arizona St. ................W, 31-0 New Mexico St...........L, 25-0 Arizona St. ................L, 20-6 Arizona St.....................T, 6-6 New Mexico St. ........W, 13-7 Fresno St. ................L, 26-14 Western St. ............W, 23-12 Arizona St. ................W, 19-0 New Mexico St.............L, 7-0 Arizona St. ..............W, 19-13 New Mexico St.........L, 26-13 Cal Tech..................W, 33-14 New Mexico St. ........W, 27-7 West Texas St. ..........L, 27-7 No Homecoming No Homecoming Luke A.F.B. ..............L, 15-13 New Mexico St. ........W, 14-6 Western St. ..............W, 12-8 Redlands ..................W, 25-7 Whittier ....................L, 20-13 New Mexico St.........L, 20-14 La Verne ..................L, 13-12 La Verne ................W, 36-14 La Verne ................W, 18-14

HOME FIELDS Record Pct. Notepad 12-6-1 .658 4 undefeated seasons 24-8-5 .716 3 home losses in last 7 seasons 47-38-3 .551 Longest tenure as Jacks’ home field 63-34-3 .645 1 NAU loss in first 20 home dates 129-71-0 .645 26 winning home seasons in 34 yrs.

1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

N.M. Military..............W, 13-7 Redlands....................L, 32-6 La Verne ..................W, 27-6 Long Beach St. ............L, 7-6 La Verne ..................W, 37-0 Chico St. ................W, 26-12 Western St. ..............W, 38-0 Idaho St. ....................L, 27-0 Western St. ..............W, 20-7 Idaho St. ....................L, 13-2 Northern Colorado ....L, 45-0 Idaho St. ......................T, 0-0 Central Missouri......W, 34-16 Neb.-Omaha ..........W, 41-13 CS Northridge ..........L, 21-20 Montana St. ..............W, 35-0 Drake ......................L, 31-17 Montana St. ............W, 25-16 Trinity ......................L, 37-22 Montana..................W, 14-10 Idaho St. ................W, 20-15 Idaho........................L, 22-12 CP Pomona ................L, 9-7 CS Fullerton..............W, 24-9 CP Pomona ..............W, 31-3 N. Dakota St. ..........W, 21-10 Idaho St. ................W, 38-13 Nevada ....................L, 34-17 Boise St. ................W, 30-14 Montana ..................L, 21-17 Idaho St. ..................L, 29-15

1985 Montana St. ............W, 27-24 1986 SW Texas ................W, 39-0 1987 Sonoma St. ..............W, 55-6 1988 Idaho St. ..................W, 27-7 1989 Idaho........................L, 41-31 1990 Boise St. ..................L, 28-20 1991 Montana St. ............W, 27-16 1992 Boise St. ..................L, 20-14 1993 Montana St. ............W, 23-20 1994 Boise St. ..................L, 28-16 1995 Montana St. ..............W, 37-0 1996 Weber St.................W, 59-45 1997 Portland St. ............W, 56-21 1998 Western St. ..............W, 28-9 1999 E. Washington ........L, 14-10 2000 Montana State ..........W, 32-9 2001 Idaho State ............W, 51-26 2002 Portland State ........W, 14-10 2003 E. Washington ........W, 54-31 2004 Sacramento State ....W, 26-0 2005 Montana ....................L, 23-0 2006 Sacramento State ..W, 39-22 2007 Montana ..................L, 16-21 2008 Weber State ............L, 14-42 2009 Idaho State ............W, 40-12 2010 Sacramento State ....L, 10-40 2011 Montana ..................L, 24-28 All-Time Record (86)50-34-2 (.581)

Coach Larry Kentera Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Steve Axman Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers Jerome Souers 30 head coaches * Conference Champion ** Conference Co-Champion

Year-by-Year Results

Year 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Totals

^ Includes forfeited games FAMILY WEEKEND 1954 LaVerne (Calif.) ..............................W, 35-19 1955 Western New Mexico ......................L, 14-12 1956 Panhandle State (Okla.) ..................W, 47-0 1957 Western New Mexico ....................W, 44-12 1958 Panhandle State (Okla.) ................W, 74-41 1959 Western New Mexico ......................W, 33-6 1960 Panhandle State (Okla.) ................W, 14-13 1961 Cal Poly-Pomona ............................L, 55-12 1962 New Mexico Highlands ....................W, 17-0 1963 Western New Mexico ....................W, 52-14 1964 Adams State ....................................W, 33-0 1965 Cal Poly Pomona ............................W, 13-7 1966 Long Beach St. ..............................W, 32-12 1967 Western Illinois ................................W, 34-0 1968 Hiram Scott (Neb.) ..........................W, 37-7 1969 Eastern New Mexico ......................W, 48-20 1970 Fresno State ......................................L, 42-7 1971 Cal State Northridge ........................W, 48-0 1972 Louisiana Tech .............................. L, 42-21 1973 Cal State Northridge ......................W, 77-17 1974 Boise State ......................................L, 45-13 1975 Montana State ................................L, 31-17 1976 Boise State ......................................W, 42-7 1977 Montana State ..............................W, 28-21 1978 Boise State ....................................W, 31-30 1979 Northern Colorado ..........................W, 16-7 1980 Northern Colorado ........................W, 30-13 1981 Idaho ................................................W, 24-3 1982 Eastern Washington ..........................L, 14-7 1983 Nevada ..........................................W, 41-38 1984 Boise State ......................................L, 14-12 1985 Montana State ..............................W, 27-24 1986 Boise State ....................................W, 17-14 1987 Montana State ................................W, 54-21 1988 Northern Iowa ................................W, 25-21 1989 Montana ..........................................L, 38-14 1990 Nicholls State (La.) ........................W, 41-34 1991 Montana ..........................................L, 34-27 1992 Eastern Washington ..........................L, 15-9 1993 Montana ..........................................L, 38-23 1994 Weber State ..................................W, 24-20 1995 Montana ..........................................L, 24-21 1996 Cal State Sacramento ....................W, 51-32 1997 Montana ........................................W, 27-24 1998 Idaho State ......................................W, 30-7 1999 Montana ..........................................L, 42-23 2000 Weber State...................... ............W, 12-10 2001 Montana ..........................................L, 38-27 2002 Sacramento State....... ....................L, 24-21 2003 Montana.................. ........................L, 59-21 2004 Portland State ................................W, 21-20 2005 Eastern Washington ........................L, 42-14 2006 Montana State ................................L, 39-32 2007 Idaho State ....................................W, 45-24 2008 Sacramento State ..........................W, 42-10 2009 Northern Colorado ........................W, 35-27 2010 Montana State ..................................W, 34-7 2011 Idaho State ......................................W, 20-3 All-Time Record (55) ......................37-18-0 (.673)

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History

All-Time Head Coaches Jerome Souers Steve Axman Larry Kentera Joe Harper Dwain Painter Joe Salem Ed Peasley John Symank Andy McDonald Max Spilsbury Earl Insley John Pederson Ben Reiges Emil Ladyko Nick Ragus Frank Brickey Maurice Moulder Garrett Arbelbide Mark McIntosh Rudy Lavik E.H. Lynch T.D. Jesseppe W.E. Rogers R.G. Stevenson R.H. Drake McVey/Eastburn L.T. Lawyer R.A. Fuller Clarence Thorpe TOTALS

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 All-time

1998-Pres. 1990-97 1985-89 1982-84 1979-81 1975-78 1971-74 1969-70 1965-68 1956-64 1954-55 1951-53 1950 1949 1947-48 1943-46 1940-42 1937-39 1933-36 1928-32 1926-27 1925 1924 1923 1921-22 1920 1919 1918 1915-17 1915-2010

13 years 76-82-0 .481 8 years 48-41-0 .539 5 years 26-29-0 .473 3 years 12-20-0 .375 3 years 16-17-0 .485 4 years 26-17-0 .605 4 years 15-25-0 .375 2 years 9-11-0 .450 4 years 22-17-1 .563 9 years 58-25-5 .688 2 years 3-15-0 .167 3 years 8-16-0 .333 1 year 2-7-0 .222 1 year 1-6-1 .143 2 years 5-12-0 .294 4 years 10-8-2 .556 3 years 6-16-0 .273 3 years 8-17-2 .333 4 years 12-13-5 .483 5 years 22-10-3 .691 2 years 11-3-2 .786 1 year 2-3-1 .417 1 year 4-4-0 .500 1 year 6-1-0 .857 2 years 4-7-1 .375 1 year 3-2-0 .600 1 year 1-1-0 .500 1 year 1-0-0 1.000 3 years 9-5-0 .643 96 years423-422-23 .501

BIG SKY OPENERS at Montana L, 20-0 at Weber St. L, 23-7 at Montana L, 40-10 at Weber St. L, 25-13 Idaho St. W, 20-15 Idaho L, 22-12 Idaho St. W, 34-7 at Idaho St. W, 28-7 Idaho St. W, 34-14 Idaho W, 29-18 Boise St. L, 20-18 Montana L, 29-23 at Montana L, 36-35 at Weber St. L, 26-13 Weber St. W, 42-21 Idaho L, 27-3 Weber St. W, 45-24 Montana W, 24-17 E. Washington W, 34-24 at Weber St. W, 20-17 at Nevada L, 55-14 at Weber St. L, 43-38 Idaho St. W, 27-12 at Idaho St. W, 32-15 Idaho St. W, 41-19 Montana St. W, 37-0 CS Northridge W, 32-14 Portland St. W, 56-21 CS Northridge L, 41-10 E. Washington L, 14-10 at CS Northridge. W, 49-26 at Portland State L, 33-30 Portland State W, 14-10 at Portland State W, 23-0 Weber State W, 55-27 at Weber State L, 41-23 at Idaho State W, 33-27 Northern Colorado W, 34-14 at Northern Colorado W, 25-22 Montana L, 34-41 ot at Idaho State W, 32-7 Idaho State W, 20-3 Record (41) ..........25-16-0 (.610)

Jerome Souers 1998-Pres.

Steve Axman 1990-97

Larry Kentera 1985-89

Dwain Painter 1990-97

Joe Salem 1975-76

Max Spilsbury 1956-64

All-Time School Names Northern Arizona Normal School (1899 to 1925) Northern Arizona State Teachers College (1925 to 1929) Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff (1929 to 1945) Arizona State College at Flagstaff (1945 to 1966) Northern Arizona University (1966 to present) 1947

Western St.

W, 12-8

1980

Texas A&I

W, 24-11

L, 38-6

1948

New Mexico St.

W, 13-7

1981

North Dakota St.

W, 23-17

Winslow HS

W, 20-6

1949

Cal Tech

W, 43-13

1982

Sou. Utah St.

W, 36-15

Winslow HS

W, 32-28

1950

La Verne

W, 37-20

1983

Southern Utah St.

1918

Winslow HS

W, 55-0

1951

Cal Tech

L, 28-14

1984

CS Northridge

1919

Winslow HS

W, 32-0

1952

E. New Mexico

L, 21-7

1985

North Dakota

W, 41-0

1920

Prescott HS

L, 6-0

1953

Adams St.

W, 20-7

1986

Southern Utah St.

L, 27-17

1921

Winslow HS

L, 18-0

1954

Whittier

L, 20-16

1987

Montana

1922

Holbrook HS

W, 25-0

1955

Adams St.

L, 12-6

1988

Sou. Utah St.

W, 55-13

1923

Clarkdale HS

L, 25-0

1956

Pepperdine

L, 14-12

1989

Abilene Christian

W, 42-13

1924

Jerome HS

W, 64-0

1957

Ft. Huachuca

W, 46-0

1990

CS Northridge

W, 37-3

1925

Clarkdale Alumni

W, 32-0

1958

S.D. Marines

W, 25-19

1991

E. New Mexico

W, 22-15

1926

Smoki AC

W, 40-0

1959

Idaho St.

W, 16-7

1992

Southern Utah

1927

Prescott AC

W, 34-0

1960

China Lake Naval

W, 61-2

1993

North Texas

W, 24-23

1928

Eastern Arizona

W, 68-0

1961

Redlands

W, 13-10

1994

Southern Utah

W, 59-21

1929

Loyola Marymnt

W, 13-0

1962

Montana St.

L, 27-6

1995

CS Sacramento

1930

N.M. Mines

W, 71-0

1963

Whittier

T, 6-6

1996

W. New Mexico

1931

Cal Tech

L, 13-0

1964

Weber St.

W, 41-6

1997

St. Cloud St.

1932

Arizona St.

1933

Redlands

1934

Whittier

1935

Adams St.

1936 1937

HOME OPENERS 1915

Prescott HS

1916 1917

T, 6-6

1965

Whittier

W, 13-7

1966

Weber St.

W, 53-3 W, 26-10

W, 24-17

L, 20-17

W, 62-7 W, 75-0 W, 33-10

L, 3-2

1998

Southwest Texas

W, 38-16

L, 32-14

1999

Cal Poly

W, 55-21

L, 7-6

1967

North Dakota

W, 39-10

2000

Chadron State

W, 32-24

W, 61-0

1968

Long Beach St.

W, 26-20

2001

CS Northridge

W, 30-17

Cal Tech

W, 7-0

1969

Cal Poly Pomona

W, 38-7

2002

Sam Houston St.

W, 40-14

Cal Tech

W, 26-7

1970

Quantico Marines

W, 25-3

2003

Saint Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (CA)

1938

Ft. Hays St.

L, 20-19

1971

N.M. Highlands

W, 34-27

2004

Weber State

1939

Brigham Young

L, 25-0

1972

North Dakota St.

1940

Texas-El Paso

L, 28-7

1973

Montana

1941

E. New Mexico

W, 32-0

1974

CS Fullerton

1942

Redlands

L, 6-0

1975

UC Riverside

1943

Yuma AFB

W, 25-0

1976

1944

Tonopah AB

W, 13-0

1977

1945

Douglas AFB

W, 6-0

1946

Williams AFB

W, 6-0

W, 44-3 W, 55-27

L, 14-7

2005

Adams State

W, 52-13

W, 14-10

2006

Dixie College

W, 66-14

L, 10-7

2007

W. New Mexico

W, 47-0

W, 34-30

2008

N.M. Highlands

W, 68-10

U.S. International

W, 20-0

2009

Southern Utah

W, 42-39

Augustana (S.D.)

W, 31-30

2010

West. N. Mexico

1978

Portland St.

W, 42-14

2011

Fort Lewis

1979

Idaho

W, 29-18

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W, 48-0 W, 58-13

Gov Aker Robb Akey Marion Ancich Gary Andersen Don Anderson Paul Arslanian Dino Babers Travis Baker Joe Barry Rich Bartnett* Corey Batoon Jimmy Beal Gary Bernardi Don Blackwelder Jack Blair Steve Boadway* Mike Bowttcher Jake Bracker Josh Branen* Craig Bray Andy Brenna Ed Bricker* Frank Brickey C.O. Brocato Bill Bryant Bill Busch Bill Callahan Mike Caviness Brad Childress Jamie Christian Mike Churchill Ken Clark* Jim Clements Bill Cockerham Joe Conte Larry Cox Scott Criner Greg Croshaw Joe Davis Pete DeMuniz* H.W. Denman Charlie Dickey Kwame Dixon Mike Dolby Karl Dorrell Norm Dow Owen Dejanovich Willie Dudley

1946 1995-98 1982 1995-96 1971-72 1987-89 1990 2011-Pres. 1996-98 1972 1998-08 2010-Pres. 2004 1985 1938 1991 1972-73 1925 1999-00 1980-82 1982-83 1992 1941 1969-70 1981 1995-96 1987-88 1979-81 1986-89 2002 1974 1975 1975-78 1982-83 1981 1971 1998-99 1979-81 1983-84 2002-04 1925 1990-91 1995-98 1979-81 1990-91 1973-74 1965-68 1991-92

Ron English Don Ettinger Joe Francese Carl Franks Derek Frazier Mike Freeman* Justin Gaines Ron Gentry Ken Gibler Joe Glenn Ed Goble Rick Gordon* Richard Gray Herb Gregg Bob Grey* Gary Guthmiller Leo Haberlack Jim Hackett* Steve Hagen* Charlie Hall Bill Harris Ron Harris* Bobby Hauck Chuck Heater Dick Heesch Ken Heizer Jaime Hill* Mike Hlavac Ryan Hodson Byron Honorie* Terry Hudgens Charles Huff Jeff Imamura Earl “Jiggs” Insley

1996 1961 1947 2003-08 2005 1991 2001-Pres. 1981 1962-66 1975 1984-85 1972 1985-89 1949-54 1970 2005 1964-66 1992-94 1987-88 2001-04 1948 1987 1993-94 1976 1975-77 1968 1989 1971 1996-98 1988 1970-72 2011-Pres. 2000-02 1951-53, 1956-57 Marvin Jackson* 2006 Moody Jackson 1985-86 Jerry Janson 1975-78 Craig Johnston* 1982 Don Jones* 1972 John Kaiser* 1990 Larry Kerr 1990-92 Joe Kersting 1984-85, 1997 Craig Knoth 2006-Pres. Steve Kragthorpe 1990-93 Bobbie Lane 1982-84 Randy Langejans* 1985-87 Andy LaRussa 2009-10

Pat Lavin 1978 Greg Lees 1999-06 Jeff Lewis 2012-Pres. Brian Lindgren 2006-11 Goran Lingmerth* 1988 Kyle Lingerfelt 1999 Bob Loose 1979-80 Bob Lopez 1987, 1989-90 John Lowry 1958-59 Art Luppino* 1957 E.H. Lynch 1925 Brad Lynn 1964 Keeth Mathney 2006-07 Tim McConnell 1979-80 Aaron McCreary 1936, 1951, 1954-55 Lamar McHan 1969-70 Zac McNally* 2011-Pres. Tom Melvin* 1986-87 Bronco Mendenhall 1993-94 Jim Miller 1973 George Moate* 1987 Thurmond Moore 1991-93 Harold Morgan 1982-84 Marty Mornhinweg 1988, 1994 Pat Morris 1978 Brent Myers 1992-97 Cecil Nelson 1958 John Nuttall* 1972 Bill Odykirk 1965 Mike Orthmann 2000-03 Richard Oxer* 1975 Curtis Page 1986 John Pavlich 1947 Brent Pease 1999-2000 Scott Pelluer 1993-95 Kevin Peoples 1999 Frank Pollack 2005-06 Eric Price 1996-97 Willie Pringle* 1975 Nick Ragus 1946 Ruben Rea* 1984 David Reeves 2009-Pres. Pete Regetz* 1988-89 Andy Reid 1986 Eric Reid 2007-Pres. Ben J. Reiges 1949 Don Rezac 1985

Dave Rice 1987-89 Quinton Richardson 1999-01 Glen Riggert 1967 Lonnie Rogers 1975 Darren Rowell* 1999-00 Brad Rowland 1984 Dan Runkle 1975-78 Francis St. Paul* 2007-11 Brent Salem* 1993 Jim Sanson 1985-86 Dick Saunders 1947 Ken Sawin 1969-72 Rich Scangarello 2012-Pres. Dante Scarneccia 1979 Marty Schaetzle 1989 Scott Schumann 1969-74 Cliff Schwenke 1997-98 Mike Shanahan 1977 Gordon Shaw 1982-84 Rod Shaw* 1982 John Skladany 1990-92 Bill Smith 2000-10 Rick Smith 1985-88 Tim Smith* 1989-90 J.D. Sollars 2005 Ted Sorich 1960-62 Dan Southard* 1975 James Spurlock 1994 Ray Stawiarski* 1989-90 Brian Stewart 1995 Dave Stromswold 1998-01 Kevin Sullivan 1995-98 Scott Swartz 2002-03 Chris Taylor* 2009-Pres. John Teuscher* 2008-10. Andy Thompson 2005-Pres. Isi Tuanaki* 2005 Ed Van Winkle 1963 Andre Walker* 1989 Ryan Wells* 2007-08 Chris Wiesehan 2001-04 Jerry Willinsky* 1988 Rick Wilson* 1975 Andy Wolfe 1938 Al Worley 1971-74 Ken Zampese 1992-95 Joe Zubek* 1988 *Worked as a graduate assistant

History

All-Time Assistants

NFL Pipeline - Current and Former Coaches NFL and College Assistants Joe Barry, San Diego Chargers (NAU Assistant, 1996-99) Darrell Bevell, Seattle Seahawks (NAU Player, 1989) Dan Finn, Utah Assistant (NAU Player, 1994-97) Jeff Imamura, Minnesota Vikings (NAU Assistant, 2000-02) Jeff Lewis, Northern Arizona (NAU Player, 1992-95) Mike Shanahan Washington Redskins, Head Coach (NAU Assistant, 1977)

Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles, Head Coach (NAU Assistant, 1986)

Bill Callahan Oakland Raiders, Former Head Coach Current N.Y. Jets Assistant (NAU Assist., 1987-88)

Derek Mason, Stanford Assistant (NAU Player, 1987-91) Marty Mornhinweg, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1988, 1994) Tom Melvin, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1986-87) Pat Morris, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NAU Assistant, 1978) Frank Pollack, Oakland Raiders (NAU Player,1986-89; Asst. 2005-06) Dante Scarnecchia, New England Patriots (NAU Assistant, 1979) Brian Stewart, Houston Assistant (NAU Player, 1986-87; Assistant, 1995) Rayna Stewart, Former Tennessee Titans (NAU Player, 1991-95)

Brad Childress Former Minnesota Vikings, Head Coach (NAU Assistant, 198689)

Marty Mornhinweg Detroit Lions, Former Head Coach Current Philadelphia Asst. (NAU Assistant, 1988, 1994)

Ken Zampese, Cincinnati Bengals (NAU Assistant, 1992-95)

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All-Time Results 1915 – 2-4-0 @Winslow High PRESCOTT HIGH WINSLOW HIGH @Phoenix Union High @Arizona State PRESCOTT HIGH Scoring – NAU 52, Opp. 183

W L W L L L

12-7 38-6 19-13 40-0 72-3 13-12

1916 – 5-1-0 WINSLOW HIGH PRESCOTT HIGH @Winslow High PHOENIX UNION HIGH ARIZONA STATE @New Mexico Scoring – NAU 107, Opp. 129

W W W W W L

20-6 32-2 7-0 19-7 29-6 108-0

1917 – 2-0-0 WINSLOW HIGH FLAGSTAFF ALL-STARS Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 34

W W

32-28 7-6

W W W W L L W

40-0 19-0 32-0 7-0 27-7 14-0 34-14

1927 – 6-1-2 PRESCOTT ATHLETIC CLUB PHOENIX COLLEGE @Eastern Arizona ARIZONA STATE LOYOLA MARYMOUNT PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL @New Mexico @Winslow Athletic Club @Montezuma Baptist (N.M.) Scoring – NAU 208, Opp. 24

W T W W T W L W W

34-0 0-0 32-0 19-0 0-0 39-0 24-7 71-0 6-0

1928 – 7-1-0 EASTERN ARIZONA @Loyola Marymount PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL NEW MEXICO UC SANTA BARBARA @Redlands (Calif.) @Arizona State @Phoenix College Scoring – NAU 274, Opp. 37

W L W W W W W W

68-0 18-0 34-0 12-0 33-0 20-13 27-6 80-0

1918 – 1-0-0 WINSLOW HIGH Scoring – NAU 55, Opp. 0

55-0

1919 – 1-1-0 WINSLOW HIGH @Winslow High Scoring – NAU 32, Opp. 6

W L

32-0 6-0

1920 – 3-2-0 @Prescott High PRESCOTT HIGH EMERSON SCHOOL WINSLOW HIGH @Winslow High Scoring – NAU 84, Opp. 37

L L W W W

12-0 6-0 32-6 43-6 9-7

1929 – 5-0-0 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT REDLANDS (Calif.) ARIZONA STATE @Arizona State @New Mexico Scoring – NAU 129, Opp. 13

W W W W W

13-0 32-7 31-0 27-0 26-6

1921 – 1-5-0 WINSLOW HIGH @Prescott High @Phoenix College @Mesa High @Holbrook High HOLBROOK HIGH Scoring – NAU 26, Opp. 228

L L L L W L

18-0 27-6 77-0 88-0 6-0 18-14

W W W L T L W

71-0 20-0 9-6 25-0 0-0 31-6 7-6

1922 – 3-2-1 HOLBROOK HIGH PRESCOTT HIGH @St. Johns High @Round Valley High PHOENIX COLLEGE @Winslow High Scoring – NAU 131, Opp. 71

1930 – 4-2-1 NEW MEXICO MINES @Whittier (Calif.) @New Mexico State NEW MEXICO ARIZONA STATE @Los Angeles Firemen @Arizona State Scoring – NAU 113, Opp. 68

W T W W L L

25-0 0-0 58-0 48-0 46-0 25-0

W L W W W W W

25-0 25-0 67-0 32-0 18-0 14-12 12-6

1924 – 4-4-0 JEROME HIGH WILLIAMS HIGH @Prescott High @Needles (Calif.) High FLAGSTAFF HIGH PHOENIX COLLEGE @Arizona State WINSLOW ALUMNI Scoring – NAU 236, Opp. 96

W W W W L L L L

64-0 51-0 19-6 51-0 13-7 32-14 20-16 25-14

1925 – 2-3-1 CLARKDALE ALUMNI ARIZONA STATE @Phoenix College NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS @Phoenix Indian School @Arizona State Scoring – NAU 90, Opp. 49

W L L W T L

32-0 3-0 18-7 34-0 7-7 21-10

1923 – 6-1-0 @Williams High CLARKDALE HIGH ST. JOHNS HIGH ROUND VALLEY HIGH @Jerome High FLAGSTAFF HIGH~ WINSLOW HIGH Scoring – NAU 168, Opp. 43 ~First game at McMullen Field

1926 – 5-2-0 SMOKI ATHLETIC CLUB EASTERN ARIZONA COLL. @Phoenix College FLAGSTAFF REDSKINS @Loyola Marymount @Arizona State MONTEZUMA BAPTIST (N.M.) Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 55

1931 – 3-5-0, 2-3-0 Border Conf.* @Fresno State W 26-2 CALIFORNIA TECH L 13-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-6 ARIZONA STATE* L 20-6 @New Mexico* L 20-6 @Arizona* L 19-12 @Arizona State* W 13-7 @Whittier (Calif.) L 39-18 Scoring – NAU 94, Opp. 126 1932 – 3-2-2, 2-2-1 Border Conf.* @New Mexico* L ARIZONA STATE* T Arizona*# W FRESNO STATE T @New Mexico State* L @Arizona State* W @Phoenix All-Stars W Scoring – NAU 40, Opp. 32 #Played in Phoenix, Ariz. 1933 – 5-1-0, 4-1-0 Border Conf.* BORDER CONF. CHAMPION REDLANDS (Calif.) W @New Mexico* W NEW MEXICO STATE*~ W ARIZONA STATE* W @Arizona* L @Arizona State* W Scoring – NAU 59, Opp. 38 ~First game at Skidmore Stadium

1935 – 3-3-3, 0-3-1 Border Conf.* ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 61-0 OCCIDENTAL (Calif.) T 0-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 23-12 @New Mexico* L 20-0 ARIZONA STATE* L 6-0 CAL POLY POMONA T 0-0 @Arizona State* T 0-0 @Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W 15-12 Scoring – NAU 99, Opp. 57 1936 – 3-4-1, 2-2-1 Border Conf.* CALIFORNIA TECH W UC SANTA BARBARA L @New Mexico State* L @Fresno State L ARIZONA STATE* W TEXAS-EL PASO* T @Arizona State* W @New Mexico* L Scoring – NAU 58, Opp. 116

7-0 13-7 41-0 31-6 19-0 0-0 13-6 25-6

1937 – 5-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.* @Texas Tech* L 6-0 @Whittier (Calif.) W 9-0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 26-7 @San Jose State L 21-6 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0 @Arizona State* W 7-0 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 61-0 @Texas-El Paso* L 53-13 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 20-7 @New Mexico* L 7-6 Scoring – NAU 148, Opp. 108 1938 – 2-6-1, 1-2-0 Border Conf.* @Brigham Young L 19-0 Nevada# T 12-12 FORT HAYS STATE (Kan.) L 20-19 ARIZONA STATE* W 19-13 NEW MEXICO* L 20-0 @New Mexico State* L 34-0 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.) W 33-7 @Whittier L 23-19 @San Jose State L 34-12 Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 182 #Played in Las Vegas, Nev. 1939 – 1-6-1, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* @Western New Mexico T 12-12 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 25-0 NEVADA W 9-7 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 25-13 @Texas Tech* L 54-0 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 27-13 @New Mexico* L 33-0 @Arizona State* L 41-6 Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 224

6-0 6-6 7-6 0-0 7-0 20-7 7-0

1940 – 2-6-0, 0-6-0 Border Conf.* TEXAS-EL PASO* L 28-7 @Arizona* L 41-0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 33-14 @West Texas State* L 27-6 @New Mexico State* L 13-0 ARIZONA STATE* L 12-0 @Western New Mexico W 21-0 @New Mexico* L 46-28 Scoring – NAU 95, Opp. 181

13-7 14-0 13-7 13-0 24-0 6-0

1941 – 3-5-0, 1-5-0 Border Conf.* EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0 @New Mexico* L 12-6 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 34-0 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 27-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 27-7 @Arizona* L 41-0 @Arizona State* L 33-0 @Texas-El Paso* L 23-20 Scoring – NAU 119, Opp. 143

1934 – 1-5-1, 0-3-1 Border Conf.* WHITTIER (Calif.) L 7-6 @New Mexico* L 33-6 FRESNO STATE L 26-14 @New Mexico State* T 6-6 ARIZONA STATE* L 21-0 @Western State (Colo.) W 12-0 @Arizona State* L 6-0 Scoring – NAU 44, Opp. 99

1942 – 1-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.* @New Mexico* L REDLANDS (Calif.) L WEST TEXAS STATE* L ARIZONA STATE* L @Texas-El Paso* L NEW MEXICO STATE* W Scoring – NAU 18, Opp. 93

26-6 6-0 27-7 14-2 20-0 3-0

1943 – 1-1-0 YUMA AIR FORCE BASE @New Mexico Scoring – NAU 31, Opp. 21 1944 – 2-2-0 @New Mexico TONOPAH AIR BASE Nevada# COMPTON COLLEGE (Calif.) Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 85 #Played in Las Vegas, Nev. 1945 – 2-3-0 DOUGLAS AFB EASTERN NEW MEXICO @Fresno State @Arizona LUKE FIELD Scoring – NAU 64, Opp. 86

W L

25-0 21-6

L W L W

47-14 13-0 25-6 20-13

W W L L L

6-0 39-0 19-0 52-6 15-7

1946 – 5-2-2, 1-2-1 Border Conf.* WILLIAMS AFB W 6-0 @New Mexico* L 12-7 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0 @Fresno State T 6-6 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 14-6 @Western State (Colo.) W 19-6 @West Texas State* L 20-0 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 33-7 @Arizona State* T 13-13 Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 70 1947 – 1-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* @Nevada L @Pepperdine L @Texas-El Paso* L WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W @Arizona State* L @Wichita State L WEST TEXAS STATE* L @New Mexico State* L Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 295

50-0 60-7 40-0 12-8 31-7 55-7 25-0 26-6

1948 – 4-5-0, 1-2-0 Border Conf.* @West Texas State* L 28-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-7 SAN PEDRO ATHL. CLUB W 21-12 @Arizona State* L 40-0 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 25-7 @Western State (Colo.) L 26-6 La Verne (Calif.)# W 47-6 PEPPERDINE L 34-20 @Whittier (Calif.) L 27-12 Scoring – NAU 144, Opp. 187 #Played in Kingman, Ariz. 1949 – 1-6-1, 0-3-0 Border Conf.* @Pepperdine L 39-0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 43-13 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) L 25-14 @Arizona State* L 62-6 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 20-13 @Redlands (Calif.) T 20-20 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 47-6 @New Mexico State* L 35-0 Scoring – NAU 102, Opp. 261 1950 – 2-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* @West Texas State* L 52-12 @New Mexico* L 78-0 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 37-20 @Arizona State* L 63-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 20-14 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 26-19 @Whittier (Calif.) L 28-7 @Western New Mexico L 20-6 @Pepperdine L 66-12 Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 366 1951 – 1-7-0, 0-2-0 Border Conf.* @New Mexico Highlands L 13-6 @New Mexico* L 55-6 CALIFORNIA TECH L 28-14 WHITTIER (Calif.) W 6-0 LA VERNE (Calif.) L 13-12 @Idaho State L 34-20 @New Mexico State* L 48-12 WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 20-0 Scoring – NAU 76, Opp. 211

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1953 – 4-5-0, 2-3-0 N.M. ADAMS STATE (Colo.) @Eastern New Mexico* @Whittier (Calif.) WESTERN STATE (Colo.) LA VERNE (Calif.) @New Mexico Highlands* @Panhandle State (Okla.)* WESTERN NEW MEXICO* @New Mexico Military Inst.* Scoring – NAU 126, Opp. 166

Conf.* W L L L W W L W L

20-7 20-0 13-7 26-7 18-14 12-8 26-21 20-7 45-21

1954 – 3-6-0, 1-3-0 N.M. @Redlands (Calif.) @Adams State (Colo.) WHITTIER (Calif.) LA VERNE (Calif.) NEW MEXICO MILITARY* NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* @Western New Mexico* @Idaho State Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 167

Conf.* W L L W W L L L L

14-0 20-12 20-16 35-19 13-7 27-13 21-14 7-6 46-7

1955 – 0-9-0, 0-4-0 N.M. ADAMS STATE (Colo.) @Whittier (Calif.) REDLANDS (Calif.) LA VERNE (Calif.) @New Mexico Highlands* @Panhandle State (Okla.)* WESTERN NEW MEXICO* @Pepperdine @New Mexico Military Inst.* Scoring – NAU 72, Opp. 220

Conf.* L L L L L L L L L

12-6 20-0 32-6 6-0 41-20 28-7 14-12 34-14 33-7

1956 – 8-2-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION @Ft. Huachuca Army Base W 28-6 PEPPERDINE L 14-12 UC RIVERSIDE W 60-0 @Westminister (Utah) W 29-0 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 27-6 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 28-13 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 47-0 @Western New Mexico* W 54-40 @Long Beach State L 7-6 @San Diego W 20-7 Scoring – NAU 311, Opp. 93 1957 – 8-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION FT. HUACHUCA ARMY BASE# W 46-0 SAN DIEGO W 40-6 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 18-6 CAL POLY POMONA W 34-7 LONG BEACH STATE L 7-6 @New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 42-0 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 44-12 Nevada+ W 26-20 Scoring – NAU 269, Opp. 65 #First game at Lumberjack Stadium +Played in Las Vegas, Nev. 1958 – 11-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* NAIA NATIONAL RUNNER-UP FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION SAN DIEGO MARINES W 25-19 @Cal Poly Pomona W 16-8 McMURRY (Texas) W 13-6 @Redlands (Calif.) W 28-14 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 47-0 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 20-0 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 41-7 @Western New Mexico* W 30-7 Willamette (Ore.)# W 7-0 @Cal State Chico W 40-6 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.)+ W 41-12 NE Oklahoma% (CBS-TV) L 19-13 Scoring – NAU 321, Opp. 98 #Played in Yuma, Ariz. +NAIA Playoff (Tucson, Ariz.) %Holiday Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.)

1959 – 6-2-1, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION @New Mexico State L 35-0 IDAHO STATE W 16-7 @McMurry (Texas) L 55-7 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 6-0 CAL STATE CHICO W 26-12 @New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 27-13 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 33-6 Cal Poly Pomona# T 7-7 Scoring – NAU 135, Opp. 142 #Played in Yuma, Ariz. 1960 – 6-3-2, 2-1-1 Frontier Conf.* FRONTIER CONF. CO-CHAMP CHINA LAKE NAVAL BASE W 61-2 @Idaho State L 30-10 @Redlands (Calif.) W 20-6 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 38-0 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* T 7-7 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 14-13 @Western New Mexico* W 34-26 @Cal Poly Pomona L 18-14 NATIONAL UNIV. (Mexico) W 34-26 @Eastern New Mexico* L 34-14 @San Diego T 14-14 Scoring – NAU 260, Opp. 176 1961 – 3-5-1, 2-0-1 Frontier Conf.* @New Mexico State L 56-6 @Adams State (Colo.) L 14-6 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 13-10 IDAHO STATE L 27-0 @New Mexico Highlands* T 21-21 @Santa Clara L 20-10 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 35-13 CAL POLY POMONA L 55-12 Eastern New Mexico*# W 33-14 Scoring – NAU 136, Opp. 230 #Played in Mesa, Ariz. 1962 – 6-4-0, Independent MONTANA STATE L ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W @Idaho State W NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W @Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W @Western New Mexico W @Cal Poly Pomona L @Whittier (Calif.) L Eastern New Mexico# L Scoring – NAU 169, Opp. 173 #Played in Clovis, N.M. 1963 – 5-3-1, Independent WHITTIER (Calif.) T SAN DIEGO MARINE BASE L IDAHO STATE L @New Mexico Highlands W @Montana State L WESTERN NEW MEXICO W CAL POLY POMONA W @Western State (Colo.) W Eastern New Mexico# W Scoring – NAU 194, Opp. 128 #Played in Globe, Ariz. 1964 – 5-4-0, Independent WEBER STATE W TEXAS-ARLINGTON L @Idaho State W NORTHERN COLORADO +W @Cal Poly Pomona W @Western New Mexico W ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W @Eastern New Mexico L @Santa Clara L Scoring – NAU 275, Opp. 123 +Game forfeited by NAU 1965 – 5-4-1, Independent @Weber State L WHITTIER (Calif.) L @Adams State (Colo.) W IDAHO STATE T CAL POLY POMONA W @Northern Colorado W @Texas-Arlington L @Fort Lewis (Colo.) W EASTERN NEW MEXICO W SAN DIEGO STATE L Scoring – NAU 196, Opp. 106

27-6 16-0 20-7 35-26 17-0 21-20 34-7 38-0 29-20 19-0

6-6 40-7 13-2 49-0 28-7 52-14 42-14 14-7 15-6

41-6 10-9 28-21 45-7 28-6 56-6 33-0 39-17 28-18

21-14 3-2 56-0 0-0 13-7 23-0 27-6 41-14 41-14 20-0

1958 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNER-UPS FRONT ROW: Rightly Curnutte (Manager), Johnny Lopez, Mike Garcia, Frank Thomas, Carlos Salas, Ron Cote, Bill McCormick, Louis Reyna, Bill Herrera, Dan Loveall, Larry Clapham and Bob Gradillas. SECOND ROW: Al Alvarez, Paul Reynolds, Joe Gallegos,Ray Harris, Louis Casillas, Rudy Cabrera, Hector Lopez, Ted Sorich, Mel Huffaker, Frank Morales and Fernando Maya. THIRD ROW: Don Murray (Manager), Paul Renner, Hosie Maddox, Al Rex, Ernie Hansen, Glen Morgan, Earl Randolph, Bruce Bernhardi, Mel Hannah, John Lowry (Coach), Cecil Nelson (Coach), Max Spilsbury, (Football). Not pictured Pete Kotchou. 1966 – 6-4-0, Independent WEBER STATE L @Fresno State L @Idaho State W CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE W @Cal Poly Pomona W LONG BEACH STATE W MONTANA W WEST TEXAS STATE L @Eastern New Mexico W @San Diego State L Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 159

32-14 14-12 14-13 34-16 26-0 32-12 34-8 34-7 21-14 16-8

1967 – 5-5-0, Independent NORTH DAKOTA W @Weber State L EASTERN NEW MEXICO L @Whittier (Calif.) W NEBRASKA-OMAHA W WESTERN ILLINOIS W @Long Beach State W @Montana L EAST CENTRAL (Okla.) L @New Mexico State L Scoring – NAU 228, Opp. 222

39-10 29-28 7-0 46-29 41-13 34-0 26-21 10-7 13-7 90-0

1968 – 6-4-0, Independent @Drake L LONG BEACH STATE W WEBER STATE L @Nebraska-Omaha W @Northern Illinois W CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L @Montana State L HIRAM-SCOTT (Neb.) W @Eastern New Mexico W MONTANA W Scoring – NAU 229, Opp. 156

30-14 26-20 21-14 7-6 43-14 21-20 20-15 37-7 35-17 18-0

1969 – 7-3-0, Independent CAL POLY POMONA W @West Texas State W @Montana L MONTANA STATE W @Cal State Los Angeles W @Long Beach State L WHITWORTH (Wash.) W @Weber State W EASTERN NEW MEXICO W @Fresno State L Scoring – NAU 284, Opp. 182

38-7 21-20 52-7 35-0 20-14 23-15 61-0 21-19 48-20 27-18

1970 – 2-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky* QUANTICO MARINE BASE W 25-3 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES W 33-0 @Montana* L 20-0 @New Mexico Highlands L 47-4 @New Mexico State# L 57-13 DRAKE L 31-17 @Montana State* L 28-8 WEBER STATE* L 38-6 @Eastern New Mexico L 21-7 FRESNO STATE L 42-7 Scoring – NAU 120, Opp. 287 #Designated Big Sky game

1971 – 5-5-0, 1-3-0/6th Big Sky* @North Dakota State L 42-9 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS ^L 34-27 @Weber State* L 23-7 DRAKE# L 38-13 MONTANA STATE* W 25-16 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 20-7 @Trinity (Texas) L 42-21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 48-0 @Boise State* L 22-17 SOUTHERN OREGON ^W 2-0 Scoring – NAU 189, Opp. 224 #Designated Big Sky game ^Won by forfeit

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1952 – 3-4-0, 0-1-0 Border Conf.* EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-7 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 36-14 CALIFORNIA TECH W 20-7 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 13-6 @New Mexico State* L 33-9 @Western New Mexico L 14-7 @Whittier (Calif.) L 25-0 Scoring – NAU 92, Opp. 120

1972 – 3-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky* NORTH DAKOTA STATE L 14-7 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 31-10 @Montana* L 40-10 @New Mexico Highlands W 35-26 @Montana State* L 23-9 TRINITY (Texas) L 37-22 WEBER STATE* L 28-7 @Cal State Northridge W 15-14 LOUISIANA TECH L 41-21 @Hawai’i L 20-13 BOISE STATE* L 39-12 Scoring – NAU 182, Opp. 292 1973 – 4-6-0, 2-3-0/3rd Big Sky* @North Dakota State L 36-7 @Weber State* L 25-13 MONTANA* W 14-10 @Louisiana Tech L 37-7 TEXAS LUTHERAN W 28-14 @Boise State* L 21-6 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 77-17 MONTANA STATE* L 45-0 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 42-14 @Idaho State* W 36-7 Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 254 1974 – 3-6-0, 2-3-0/5th Big Sky CAL STATE FULLERTON L NORTH DAKOTA STATE W NEVADA-LAS VEGAS L IDAHO STATE* W @Montana State* L @Montana* L WEBER STATE* W BOISE STATE* L @Drake L Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 241

10-7 27-15 31-14 20-15 44-21 27-0 21-20 45-13 34-16

1975 – 1-9-0, 0-6-0/7th Big Sky* UC RIVERSIDE W 34-30 IDAHO* L 22-12 @Cal Poly Pomona L 3-0 @Idaho State* L 17-7 EASTERN MONTANA L 36-34 @Boise State* L 48-0 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 34-21 MONTANA STATE* L 31-17 MONTANA* L 28-22 @Weber State* L 19-8 Scoring – NAU 155, Opp. 268

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1978 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 1976 – 8-3-0, 4-2-0/3rd Big Sky* U.S. INTERNATIONAL (Calif.) W 20-0 IDAHO STATE* W 34-7 @Nebraska-Omaha W 28-13 @Montana* W 23-21 CAL POLY POMONA L 9-7 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 31-28 BOISE STATE* W 42-7 @Montana State* L 33-0 WEBER STATE* W 30-18 @Idaho* L 31-14 @Cal State Fullerton W 20-17 Scoring – NAU 249, Opp. 184 1977 – 9-3-0, 4-1-0/2nd Big Sky* AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 31-30 @Idaho State* W 28-7 MONTANA*^ W 25-24 @Weber State* W 36-10 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 20-16 @Cal Poly Pomona W 16-0 CAL STATE FULLERTON W 24-9 @Boise State* L 27-13 MONTANA STATE* W 28-21 EASTERN MONTANA W 70-0 NEBRASKA-OMAHA W 37-21 JACKSONVILLE STATE! L 35-0 Scoring – NAU 324, Opp. 204 !Division II playoff game ^First game in J.L. Walkup Skydome 1978 – 8-2-0, 6-0-0/1st Big Sky* BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION @North Dakota State L 23-7 PORTLAND STATE W 42-14 IDAHO STATE* (ABC-TV) W 34-14 @Montana* W 21-6 @Idaho* W 34-29 CAL POLY POMONA W 31-3 @Northern Colorado L 33-6 @Montana State* W 43-22 BOISE STATE* W 31-30 WEBER STATE* W 10-0 Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 174 1979 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-3rd @Portland State IDAHO* MONTANA* @Idaho State* NORTH DAKOTA STATE @Weber State* MONTANA STATE* NORTHERN COLORADO @Boise State* CAL POLY POMONA NEVADA* Scoring – NAU 172, Opp. 194

Big Sky* W 22-21 W 29-18 W 26-13 W 6-3 W 21-10 L 34-10 L 10-7 W 16-7 L 44-7 W 21-3 L 31-7

1980 – 5-6-0, 3-4-0/t-6th Big Sky* TEXAS A&I W 24-11 @North Dakota State L 27-14 BOISE STATE* L 20-18 @Cal State Fullerton L 21-13 IDAHO STATE* (ESPN-TV) W 38-13 @Nevada* L 21-0 WEBER STATE* W 32-7 @Montana State* W 27-24 NORTHERN COLORADO W 30-13 @Montana* L 31-21 @Idaho* L 14-7 Scoring – NAU 224, Opp. 202

1981 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/6th Big Sky* @Texas A&I L 26-3 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 23-17 MONTANA* L 29-23 @Boise State* L 34-20 @Idaho State* L 31-6 NEVADA* L 34-17 @Portland State W 34-10 MONTANA STATE* W 20-14 @Weber State* (ot) L 24-23 IDAHO* W 24-3 Cal Poly Pomona# L 35-33 Scoring – NAU 226, Opp. 257 #Played in Tempe, Ariz. 1982 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky* @Cal State Fullerton L 19-15 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 36-15 @Montana* L 36-35 BOISE STATE* W 30-14 @Nevada* L 24-12 IDAHO STATE* W 18-16 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 14-7 @New Mexico State L 34-32 @Montana State* L 32-19 @Idaho* L 55-37 WEBER STATE* W 35-28 Scoring – NAU 276, Opp. 287 1983 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky* SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 53-3 @Weber State* L 26-13 MONTANA STATE* W 33-16 MONTANA* L 21-17 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 22-21 @Idaho State* L 42-24 @Pacific L 28-14 NEVADA* W 41-38 IDAHO* L 40-10 @Boise State* L 28-3 @Fresno State L 30-22 Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 293 1984 – 4-6-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky* New Mexico Highlands# W 64-0 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 26-10 WEBER STATE* W 42-21 PACIFIC L 38-28 @Nevada* L 37-20 @Montana* W 24-18 BOISE STATE* L 14-12 IDAHO STATE* L 29-15 UNIV. OF MANITOBA+ W 42-14 @Idaho* L 37-9 @Montana State* L 41-3 Scoring – NAU 285, Opp. 259 #Played in Ft. Defiance, Ariz. +Exhibition, does not count in record 1985 – 3-8-0, 1-6-0/t-7th Big Sky* NORTH DAKOTA W 41-0 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 24-20 IDAHO* L 27-3 @Eastern Washington L 33-0 @Idaho State* L 34-3 MONTANA STATE* W 27-24 @Boise State* L 24-10 NEVADA* L 36-10 @Weber State* L 37-10 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 22-8 MONTANA* L 32-31 Scoring – NAU 167, Opp. 289

1986 – 7-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd SOUTHERN UTAH STATE ANGELO STATE (Texas) EASTERN WASHINGTON WEBER STATE* @Montana* SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE @Montana State* @Idaho* BOISE STATE* IDAHO STATE* @Nevada* Scoring – NAU 273, Opp. 205

Big Sky* L 27-17 W 24-13 L 28-6 W 45-24 W 34-28 W 39-0 L 27-19 W 24-0 W 17-14 W 31-17 L 27-17

1991 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-8th Big Sky* EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 22-15 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 65-12 @Weber State* L 43-38 @Akron L 49-14 @Idaho State* L 45-14 MONTANA STATE* W 27-16 @Boise State* L 57-14 MONTANA* L 34-27 @Eastern Washington* L 44-29 IDAHO* L 44-28 NEVADA* L 45-16 Scoring – NAU 294, Opp. 404

1987 – 7-4-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* @Northern Colorado W 44-17 MONTANA* W 24-17 IDAHO* L 46-37 SONOMA STATE (Calif.) W 55-6 @Weber State* L 30-17 @Idaho State* W 32-23 MONTANA STATE* W 54-21 @Eastern Washington* W 41-24 @Tulsa W 24-20 @Boise State* L 48-18 NEVADA* L 40-39 Scoring – NAU 385, Opp. 292

1992 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/t-6th Big Sky* SOUTHERN UTAH L 20-17 NORTHEASTERN W 21-14 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 40-7 IDAHO STATE* W 27-12 @Montana State* W 13-9 BOISE STATE* L 20-14 @Montana* L 28-27 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 15-9 @Idaho* L 53-14 WEBER STATE* L 25-19 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 31-22 Scoring – NAU 199, Opp. 258

1988 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 55-13 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 34-24 BOISE STATE* (2ot) L24-21 @Idaho* L 31-20 @Nevada* L 31-28 @Montana* (2ot) L33-26 IDAHO STATE* W 27-7 @Montana State* W 28-17 NORTHERN IOWA (ESPN-TV) W 25-12 @Nicholls State L 23-5 WEBER STATE* W 27-21 Scoring – NAU 296, Opp. 236

1993 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky* @Southern Utah (KUSK-TV) W 31-27 NORTH TEXAS W 24-23 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 23-9 @Idaho State* W 32-15 MONTANA STATE* W 23-20 @Boise State* W 23-9 MONTANA* L 38-23 @Eastern Washington* L 38-26 IDAHO* L 34-27 @Weber State* L 67-28 VALPARAISO W 55-13 Scoring – NAU 315, Opp. 293

1989 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-6th Big Sky* ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) W 42-13 WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-17 @Weber State* W 20-17 @Eastern Washington* L 20-14 IDAHO* L 41-31 @Boise State* L 21-14 MONTANA* L 38-14 @Idaho State* L 24-20 @Akron L 52-7 MONTANA STATE* W 35-31 NEVADA* L 52-45 Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 330

1994 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-4th Big Sky* @Nevada L 30-27 SOUTHERN UTAH W 59-21 IDAHO STATE* W 41-19 @Montana State* W 47-30 BOISE STATE* L 28-16 @Montana* L 35-24 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 35-21 @Idaho* L 41-14 WEBER STATE* W 24-20 CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO W 44-21 @Cal State Northridge W 60-7 Scoring – NAU 391, Opp. 273

1990 – 5-6-0, 3-5-0/t-5th Big Sky* CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 37-3 @Nevada* L 55-14 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 31-24 IDAHO STATE* W 35-32 @Montana State* L 70-37 BOISE STATE* L 28-20 @Montana* L 48-14 NICHOLLS STATE W 41-34 @Idaho* L 52-7 WEBER STATE* W 38-35 @Northern Iowa L 36-16 Scoring – NAU 290, Opp. 417

1995 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-2nd @New Mexico SACRAMENTO STATE ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE MONTANA STATE* @Boise State* MONTANA* @Eastern Washington* @Idaho State* IDAHO* @Weber State* Scoring – NAU 403, Opp. 163

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Big Sky* L 45-21 W 62-7 W 62-0 W 68-7 W 37-0 W 32-13 L 24-21 W 30-16 W 42-14 L 17-14 L 20-14

1997 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* @New Mexico L 33-10 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.) W 33-10 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 40-6 PORTLAND STATE* W 56-21 @Weber State* (FSN-TV) L 36-23 MONTANA STATE* W 14-13 @Sacramento State* W 48-25 MONTANA* W 27-24 @Idaho State* L 41-24 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 31-14 @Cal State Northridge* L 21-13 Scoring – NAU 302, Opp. 261 1998 – 6-5-0, 3-5-0/t-7th Big Sky* @Cal Poly W 9-0 SOUTHWEST TEXAS W 38-16 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 41-10 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 28-9 @Eastern Washington* L 21-17 IDAHO STATE* W 30-7 @Montana* L 33-20 SACRAMENTO STATE* L 38-21 @Montana State* L 32-25 WEBER STATE* W 20-17 @Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 23-13 Scoring – NAU 241, Opp. 227 1999 – 4-8-0^, 2-6-0^/t-6th CAL POLY @New Mexico @Southwest Texas EASTERN WASHINGTON* @Idaho State* MONTANA* @Sacramento State* MONTANA STATE* @Weber State* PORTLAND STATE* @Cal State Northridge* @Georgia Southern Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 370

Big Sky* W 55-21 +L 45-14 W 29-26 L 14-10 +W 43-28 L 42-23 (3ot) W51-49 +W 49-20 +W 36-19 W 40-24 +W 30-10 +L 72-29

2002 – 6-5-0, 3-4-0/t-4th @Arizona (FSN-AZ) @Cal Poly #14 SAM HOUSTON STATE #9 PORTLAND STATE* WEBER STATE* SACRAMENTO STATE @Eastern Washington MONTANA STATE (KAZ-TV) @#1 Montana (KAZ-TV) @#19 Idaho State @St. Mary’s (Calif.) Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 284

Big Sky L 37-3 W 31-24 W 40-14 W 14-10 W 26-21 L 24-21 L 41-29 W 20-17 L 38-24 L 46-20 W 24-12

2003 – 9-4-0, 5-2-0/t-1st Big Sky BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION SAINT MARY’S (CALIF.) W 44-3 @#20 Arizona State L 34-14 @#22 Portland State* W 23-0 #14 CAL POLY W 24-7 @Weber State* W 48-29 @Sacramento State* W 24-21 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 54-31 @Montana State* (KAZ-TV) L 21-17 #10 MONTANA* (FB Net./AZ-TV)L 59-21 #20 IDAHO STATE* W 46-31 @Sam Houston State W 34-18 @#1 McNeese State! W 35-3 #13 FLORIDA ATLANTIC! (ESPN) L 48-25 Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 305 ! I-AA Playoff Game 2004 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/5th Big Sky @Arizona (FSN-AZ) L @#15 Stephen F. Austin (ot) L WEBER STATE* W SACARAMENTO STATE* W @Eastern Washington* (AZ-TV) L WESTERN NEW MEXICO W PORTLAND STATE* W #21 MONTANA STATE* (AZ-TV) L @#9 Montana* L @Idaho State* L #25 NORTHERN IOWA L Scoring – NAU 244, Opp. 314

3-21 17-24 55-27 26-0 14-45 34-14 21-20 14-60 22-34 17-24 21-45

2005 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-7th Big Sky Adams State W 52-13 @Arizona L 12-31 Southern Utah W 27-7 @Weber State* L 23-31 @Sacramento State* (AZ-TV) L 24-38 #8 East. Washington* (AZ-TV) L 14-42 @#25 Portland State* L 0-45 @#15 Montana State* (Max Media) L 22-29 #4 Montana* (KPAX) L 0-23 Idaho State* W 42-28 @#10 Northern Iowa L 17-41 Scoring – NAU 233, Opp. 338

2000 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-7th Big Sky* CHADRON STATE (KUSK-TV) W 32-24 @CS Northridge W 49-26 @New Mexico L 35-28 PORTLAND STATE (KUSK-TV) L 42-10 @Idaho State L 28-21 WEBER STATE (KUSK-TV) L 12-10 @#5 Montana L 17-7 MONTANA STATE W 32-9 @Eastern Washington (FOX-TV) L 27-9 SACRAMENTO ST. (KUSK-TV) L 28-24 SOUTHERN UTAH (KUSK-TV) L 27-23 Scoring – NAU 245, Opp. 275

2006 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/4th Big Sky @#24 Arizona State (FSN) L @Utah (the mtn.) L DIXIE COLLEGE W @Idaho State* W MONTANA STATE* (Max Media) L @#3 Montana (KPAX) L SACRAMENTO STATE* W @E. Washington* W #25 PORTLAND STATE L WEBER STATE* W @N. Colorado* W Scoring – NAU 378, Opp. 296

14-35 7-45 66-14 33-27 32-39 21-24 39-22 34-26 26-34 42-17 54-3

2001 – 8-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd Big Sky I-AA PLAYOFFS CS NORTHRIDGE W 30-17 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 10-3 @Southern Utah W 41-12 @#23 Portland State L 33-30 IDAHO STATE W 51-26 @Weber State W 42-32 #2 MONTANA (KPAX) L 38-27 @Montana State W 35-28 EAST. WASHINGTON (FOX-TV) W 42-33 @Sacramento State W 50-40 @Oregon State L 45-10 at Sam Houston State! L 34-31 Scoring – NAU 368, Opp. 307 ! I-AA Playoff Game

2007 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/3rd Big Sky W. NEW MEXICO W @Arizona L @#1 Appalachian St. L N. COLORADO* (NAU) W @Sacramento State* L @Portland State* W IDAHO STATE* (NAU) W @Weber State W #3 MONTANA* (NAU) L @Montana State (Max Media) W E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L Scoring – NAU 322, Opp. 305

47-0 24-45 21-34 34-14 9-38 44-43 45-24 29-20 16-21 29-14 24-52

2008 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/5th Big Sky @#15 Arizona State (FSN) L N.M. HIGHLANDS (NAU) W @Southern Utah W @N. Colorado W SACRAMENTO ST. (NAU) W PORTLAND STATE (NAU) W @Idaho State W #16 WEBER STATE (NAU) L @#6 Montana (KPAX) L MONTANA STATE (Max Media) L @E. Washington L Scoring – NAU 316, Opp. 273

13-30 68-10 19-14 25-22 42-10 37-17 52-30 14-42 10-45 23-25 13-28

2009 – 5-6-0, 4-4-0/T5th Big Sky @Arizona L 17-34 SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU) W 42-39 #4 MONTANA* (KPAX) (ot) L 34-41 N. COLORADO* (NAU) W 35-27 @#24 Montana St.* (BSN) W 23-10 @Portland State* W 44-23 IDAHO ST.* (NAU) W 40-12 @Sacramento St.* L 24-27 @Ole Miss* (CSS) L 14-38 @Weber St.* L 9-27 E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L 45-49 Scoring – NAU 327, Opp. 327 2010 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/6th Big Sky W. NEW MEXICO (NAU-TV) W at Arizona State (FSN PLUS) L @Idaho State W @Southern Utah W @#13 E. Washington* L #9 MONTANA ST.* (MAX) W @#7 Montana* (KPAX) L SACRAMENTO ST.* (NAU-TV) L @N. Colorado* W WEBER ST.* (NAU-TV) L PORTLAND ST.* (NAU-TV) W 2011 – 4-7-0, 3-5-0/T6th @ Arizona (FSN) FORT LEWIS (NAU-TV) at Portland State IDAHO STATE (NAU-TV) E. WASHINGTON (NAU-TV) @#3 Montana State (MAX) #9 MONTANA (KPAX) @Sacramento St. NO. COLORADO (NAU-TV) @Weber State SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU-TV)

All-Time Results

1996 – 9-3-0, 7-1-0/2nd Big Sky* 1-AA PLAYOFFS WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 75-0 @New Mexico L 49-33 SOUTHERN UTAH W 43-13 @Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 38-24 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 32-14 WEBER STATE* W 59-45 @Montana State* W 49-18 SACRAMENTO STATE* W 51-32 @Montana* L 48-32 IDAHO STATE* (FSN-TV) (ot) W 50-38 @Eastern Washington* W 13-10 FURMAN! L 42-31 Scoring – NAU 506, Opp. 333 ! I-AA Playoff Game

48-0 20-41 32-7 26-23 14-21 34-7 21-24 10-40 21-14 26-27 62-14

Big Sky L 10-41 W 58-13 L 29-31 W 20-3 L 28-36 L 24-41 L 24-28 W 27-26 W 34-14 L 31-34 L 24-27

( ) - Televison Outlet, Opponent Rankings Since 2000, ^ includes forfeited games; +Game forfeited by NAU *Big Sky Conference game !Division I-AA playoff game

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All-Time Letterwinners

All-Time Roster A-A-A Ed Abel 1974-75 Donta Abron 1993-94 Eric Adams 2004 Karreim Adams 1998-99 Daniel Adler 2010-12 Chika Agha 2002 Julian Agredano 1946-47 Howard Ahern 1979 Govenor Akers 1937-38 Samaji Akili 1994-97 Keoni Akina 2004 Jim Alderson 1965 Van Aldridge 1989 Rod Alexander 1990-94 Alma Allen 1954 Derek Allen 1998 Gove Allen 1927-32 John Allen 1927-28 Kacey Allen 1997-2000 Ken Allen 1973-74 Scott Allen 1981 Jason Allmond 2011 Doug Allred 1983-85 Lamar Allred 1935 William Alo 2005 Albert Alverez 1954-58 Frank Alverez 1951-52 OScar Alvirez 2008 Mickey Alzola 1959-60 Alex Amado 1959-60 Archie Amerson 1995-96 Paul An 2003-04 Dan Anders 1977-80 Dave Anders 1979-81 Jim Anders 1979-81 Blayne Anderson 2008-11 Fred Anderson 1938 George Anderson 1923 Gregg Anderson 1970 Jack Anderson 1938 Steve Anderson 1981-82 Tom Anderson 1968-69 Robert Anderson-Drake 2001-02 Tony Angelo 1989-90 Andrew Anthony 1997-2000 Brandon Anthony 2005, 2007 Alfred Antillon 1942 Hekili Apao 2000 Chuck Apt 1972-75 Marty Arambel 1969 Duke Archer 1963 Jim Arellanes 1992-93 Kojo Arhin 2000 Denzil Arlington 1951-52 Jim Arlington 1951-52 Alvin Armer 1932 Bill Armstrong 1932-35 Frank Armstrong 1928-31 Gus Armstrong 1978 Joe Armstrong 1983 Craig Arnold 1965-66 Darrel Arnold 2003-06 Dave Arnold 1978-79 Paul Arslanian 1973-74 Greg Arthur 1979-82 George Asalele 2000, 2002 Charles Aston 1938 Matt Atwood 1987 Gaston Aubineau 1915-17 Norm Aufderheide 1970-71 Craig Austin 1985-86 Frankie Auza 1988-89 Joe Auza 1955 Jerry Avery 1990-92 Scott Avery 1985 Manuel Avila 1965 Mark Awbrey 1980 Joe Ayers 1986 Ray Azar 1942 B-B-B Lloyd Babcock Ben Bachelier John Badertscher

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1942 2008-11 1980

Mike Bail 1975 Rick Bail 1985-86 Blake Bailey 2011Sid Bailey 1975 Frank Baker 1975-77 Jim Baker 1974 Ken Baker 1984 Shaun Baker 2006 Carl Baldenegro 1954-55 Craig Ballew 1963-67 Chris Baniszewski 1986-89 Edmond Bardwell 1989 Pete Barela 1983-84 Lawrence Barfell 1930 Jermekio Barlow 2005 Randy Barkley 1977 Ted Barkley 1942 Gary Barnes 1964-67 Larry Barnes 1979-82 Robert Barnes 1983-84 Doug Barr 1969-70 Lester Barry 1963 Brad Bartholomew 1981-82 Dueane Bartle 1953 Dick Baserman 1967-71 John Bates 1975 Michael Battisti 2008-10 Kawika Batoon 1999-2000 Tony Battiest 1985-88 Anders Battle 2010Sean Battle 1993-94 Wayne Baugman 1952 Zach Bauman 2010G. Baumkirchner 1967 Bill Bausmen 1989 Chester Beach 1955-57 Don Beachum 1975 Joe Beacom 1975 Vince Beemiller 1984-88 Anthony Belcher 2008 Terry Belden 1990-93 Bob Bell 1978 Curt Bellar 1985-56 William Bellomoo 1950 Bart Belzner 1970 Dennis Bender 1960 John Bendixon 1932-33 Ben Benedict 1987-89 Mike Bengston 1968 Steve Benham 1978-80 Fidencio Benitez 1949 Darren Bennett 1983-84 Jim Bennett 1969-70 Quinten Bennett 1999-02 Scott Benning 1987-88 John Bensing 1995-96 Milton Berg 1936-37 Bryant Berge 1999 Jeff Bergman 1991-94 Paul Berlin 1974-75 Bruce Bernhardi 1955-58 Doug Berry 1976 Ed Berry 2008-09 John Berry 1975 Randy Berry 1973-76 Ryan Berry 2008 Jim Bertoglio 1948 Jarret Bilbrey 2008Harry Biller 1935-36 Brian Bingham 2000-03 Dale Bingham 1959 Fred Bingham 1942-47 Alvin Bird 1987 Gene Bird 1952-56 Mike Birt 1983-86 Jeffrey Birthwright 2002-03 Ben Bishoff 1986 Randy Bishop 1972 Billie Black 1926 Chester Black 1922 Dion Black 1995-98 Jeff Black 1989-90 Gary Bladow 1992-93 Bobby Blair 1955 Dave Blair 1938

Jack Blair 1935-37 Carl Blakely 1997-2000 Mark Blakenship 1975 Sean Blankenship 1984 Daks Blanks 1994-95 Chad Blazzard 1939 L. Boatwright 1976-77 Ron Boatwright 1959-61 Nick Bogle 2001 Walter Boice 1921 Mike Bomer 1966-67 Isaac Bond 2007-11 John Bonds 1990-92 Victor Bongerg 1915-16 Vic Boniolo 1972-73 Jack Bonnell 1949 Tony Booker 1968 Don Bossert 1970 Jonathan Both 1923 Craig Boudy 2004 Charles Bowers 1960 Dick Bowers 1969 Wayne Bowling 1941 Mike Bowttcher 1968-71 Patrick Boyce 1917 Dwight Boyd 2008-11 Blair Boynton 2004-07 Robert Bracy 1965 Carson Bradley 2000 Tom Brady 1935-36 Rohber Brafford 1985-87 Trason Bragg 2006 Bruce Branch 2001-05 Dwan Brandon 1989-90 Thomas Brandt 1915-16 Ryan Branham 1933 Bruce Branstrom 1967-68 Eric Brewster 2005-07 D. Breshears 1937 Ed Bricker 1989-91 Frank Brickey 1930-32 A.J. Brill 1976-77 Art Brimhall 1927 Earl Brimhall 1931 Rae Brimhall 1951-52 Price Brinkerhoff 1916-17 Tommy Brittain 1986 Hal Brockett 1948-49 Bill Brooks 1942 Brown 1916 Andrew Brown 1953-54 Bob Brown 1969 Chad Brown 1965 Charles Brown 1968-69 Clay Brown 1997-99 Homer Brown 1937-38 J.B. Brown 1953 Leonard Brown 1960 Leroy Brown 1938-39 Pete Brown 1924 Phil Brown 1977 Ray Brown 1938 Travis Brown 1996-99 Justin Bruce 1991-92 Bob Bruner 1955 Charles Brunk 1974-75 Steve Bruno 1976 Dub Bryan 1947-49 Jim Bryan 1952 Wilber Bryan 1950 David Bryant 1975-76 Carlos Bryce 1951 John Buckley 2002-04 Monroe Bull 1950 Jim Bullard 1970-73 David Bullock 1975 Jim Bunck 1967-68 Dennis Bunker 1963 Nathan Burgess 2008 Larry Burke 1955 Edgar Burkhart 1936 Gary Burnett 1989 Charles Burns 1952 Jay Burns 1996 Jim Burns 1947

Vincent Burns Melvin Burrell Wendell Bush Jeremy Butler Shannon Butler Brian Buzzard Norm Buzzard Chris Byers Pat Byrd

2000 1942 1983-84 1997-98 2002-04 2003-04 1953 1997-98 1968

C-C-C Rudy Cabrera 1955-58 Clyde Caffey 1927-29 Tim Cahal 1975 Dave Cahill 1962-64 Walter Cain 1927-29 Chris Calcagno 1975 Alex Calderwood 1991-95 Horacio Camacho 1996-97 Harold Cameron 1917-18 Lynn Camp 1922-24 Arthur Campbell 1966 Gary Campbell 1961-65 Lawrence Campbell 1919-21 Rex Campbell 1925 Sonny Campbell 1967-69 Troy Campbell 1996-97 Mark Camper 1986 Phil Cancik 1975-79 Dave Candelaria 1941-42 Jeff Canterbury 1978-80 Tom Cantrell 1941 Steve Caparella 1982-84 Gilbert Carbajal 1940 Rodger Carbone 1975-78 Rich Carlberg 1972-75 Tony Carlisle 1980 Dave Carlton 1976-78 Al Carnahan 1965 Eric Carpenter 1987 Walter Carpenter 1941 Derek Carr 1999-2000 John Carrara 1915 Tony Carretto 1927 Darren Carrington 1985-88 John Carroll 1971-73 James Carruthers 1986 Kino Carson 1996-97 Charles Carter 1937 Gene Carter 1936 Randy Carter 1972-73 Chase Cartwright 2011Steve Cartwright 1980 Matt Cary 2000-03 Joe Casados 1941, 46 Hilario Casillas 1955 Joe Casillas 1956-57 Louis Casillas 1958 A.J. Casteneda 1981-84 Julian Castillo 1953 Ernesto Castro 1938 Raul Castro 1936 Terry Cates 1967 Charles Catt 1935 Bill Caughron 1970-71 Christian Cervantes 1990-92 Paul Chadwell 1968 Shonta Chaloux 1998-99 Ross Chamberlain 1974 James Chambers 1986-87 Jon Chanda 2008 Bob Chandler 1972-73 Florence Chandler 1961 Daiveun Curry Chapman2007-10 Francis Chapman 1935-37 L.B. Chapman 1955 Pierre Charmasson 1981 Sean Chase 1986-87 Mike Cheap 1977 Gerald Chilton 1933 Kenneth Chilton 1935 John Chiono 1927-30 Jared Chrisman 2008 Mark Cibik 1983 Peter Cich 2000-01

Alberta Circosta 1966-67 Vince Cisterna 1946-49 Bob Claborn 1960-63 Larry Clapham 1958 Al Clark 1969 Allan Clark 1975-78 Don Clark 1935 Greg Clark 1976-77 James Clark 1927 John Clark 1924 Robert Clay 1951 Leonard Claymore 1938 Niegel Clements 2005-06 Roger Closs 1948-49 James Cobb 1977-80 John Cochran 1967 Chris Coghlan 1993 Ed Coker 1967-68 Hinson Cole 1932-33 Lamb Cole 1967 Monte Cole 1979 Valley Coleman 2000-01 James Collier 1950 Bump Collins 1977-79 Frank Collins 1978-80 James Collins 1967-69 John Collins 1984 Shawn Collins 1985-88 Cleveland Colter 1969 Lacey Colter 1965-68 Scotty Combs 1926 Steve Combs 1971-72 John Cometa 1971-72 Gerald Commissiong 2006 Charles Compton 1951-54 Bill Compton 1951 Charles Connelly 1960 John Conrad 1917 Tony Conrad 1986-90 Tom Conway 1962-63 Charles Cook 1941, 1947 Randy Cook 1983-85 Bob Cooke 1978 Jay Coombs 1946-47 Harvey Cooper 1924 Jeremy Cooper 1998-2000 Mose Cooper 1927-30 Tavon Cooper 1998 Rich Coppage 1991-92 Raymond Cordes 1932-33 Charles Corey 1949 Nick Cornell 1989 Gilbert Corona 1941, 46 David Correa 1984-85 Rich Correa 1968-69 Kent Cosby 1922-24 Ron Cote 1956-59 Frank Cottrell 1951-52 Coughlin 1926 Beryl Coulson 1918 Jon Counts 1955 Chris Courter 1965 David Couture 1994-97 Larry Cox 1969-70 Mike Coz 1947 Scott Craig 1991-92 Stuart Crandall 1998-2000 Sonny Cray 1979 Vince Creviston 1970-71 Jake Crissup 1996-99 Jim Criswell 1968 Rich Croson 1966 George Crouch 1984 James Crowe 1984 Mike Crowe 1969-70 Al Culdice 1971-72 Tony Cullen 1982-86 Ryan Cunningham 1998-99 William Cunningham 1955 Charles Curren 1965 Alphonse Curry 1976-79 Chad Curtis 2005 Mike Czyz 2008-11

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Brian Daeley Jim Dagley Eric Dahlberg Marcellus Dale Sonny Dale Jim Daley Chip Daly Eric Damko Joe Dandoy Marc D’Andrea Antonio Danek Jeremy Dang Herb Daniel Mike Danielek Brent Daniels Cleve Dansby Cleveland Dansby Wes Darby Duane Darr Bill Darrow Seth Darst Aaron Dave Richard Davenport Jerry Davidson Clyde Davis

1978-79 1971 1995 1946 1948-49 1960 1988 1998-01 1983 1985 2007-08 20101976-77 1965-67 2000-03 1996-99 1976-77 1946 1953 1982 1995-97 1997-98 1935-36 1935 1924-25, 1928 Damion Davis 1996-97 Jerry Davis 1982-85 Kevin Davis 1975-76 Eric Days 1974 Dour Dean 1969-70 Jim Dearing 1973-75 Wes Dearmore 1991-92 Ca’leve Deboskie 2011Trent DeBusk 1979 Francis Decker 1919 Nate Dedic 2006-07 Luigi DeFelice 1967-68 Al DeGrate 1975-76 John DeGrenier 1969-70 Robbie Dehaze 2005-08 Owen Dejanovich 1962-63 Jim Delaney 1975-78 Ray DeLeon 1949 Mark Del Giorgio 2002-05 Robert DeLintt 1952, 1955-56 Geoff Demers 1988-89 Grant Denny 2008-09 Mark Deniz 1993-94 Mike Derifield 1968 Dean DeSpain 1942, 1946-48 Hubert Detloff 1926-29 Lou Devita 1982 Mark Diamond 1981-82 Julian Diaz 2004-05 John Dierking 1985-88 Mike DiSilvestro 1975 Dennis Dixon 1974 Giovannie Dixon 2009-11 David Dobbs 1977 Allan Dodds 1968 Pete Doherty 1970 Mike Dohm 1978-81 Thomas Dolan 1998 Bob Donahue 1971-72 Ty Dondelinger 1998-01 R. Donkersley 1946-47 Art Donnell 1993-94 Ernie Dora 1960-64 Mike Dosen 2011Kelton Dotson 1965 Steve Douglass 1990-93 Cody Dowd 2006-08, 10 Vince Dozier 1981-83 Doug Dragomer 1991-92 Alex Duarte 1963 George Duarte 1985-86 Geoff Ducksworth 2004-05 Daren Dudgeon 1987-91 C.R. Duley 1999 Ed Duley 1968-69 Dave Dumas 1970 Daivon Dumas 2009-11 Jimmy Dunbar 1935-36 Clarence Duncan 1959-60

Herb Duncan John Duncan Dan Dunklin Paul Dunn Marty Durkin Lester Durst Allen Dushek

1984-88 1950 1918 1978 1973 1942 1936-38

E-E-E Keith Eachus John Earl J.B. Easley Edwin Eckert Bill Eden Bubba Edmonds David Edstrom Jim Eis Jonas Eldridge Ralph Ellinger Harold Elliott Matt Elliott Stacey Ellis Chip Ellwanger Ross Elvey Drew Emanuel John Emerick Slip Emison Cecil Emmett Paul Enge Mickie Enright Jogn Enslow George Eppelman Bill Epperson Aaron Epstein Paul Ernster David Estrada Matt Estrada Cleon Etter Robby Eufemia Todd Evangelist Anthony Evans Edward Evans Glen Evans Milton Evans Dustan Everman

1985-86 1983-86 1927-29 1935-36 1970-71 2005 1981 1959-61 1985 1915 1948 1989-93 1994-95 1971-73 1952 20101987 1919 1935 1972 1919 1979-80 1942 1960-61 1952 2001-04 1961-64 2008-10 1925 2002 1942 2008 1931-32 1925 1949 1959-60

F-F-F Kenneth Fagan 1937-39 Arthur Fagg 1918 Charles Faires 1962 Bill Falcon 1950 Jim Fapley 1969-70 Jay Fano 2005-06 Afa Faraimo 1996-98 Joe Farinas 1956 Sean Farley 1988-90 Thomas Farney 1936 James Faultner 1999 Quinn Fauria 1990 Elmer Feather 1939 Warren Feigus 1946 Tony Felix 1978-80 John Fenger 1994-95 Jim Fernandez 1960-63 Randy Ferrell 1974-75 Tom Fields 1953 Darin Fila 1983-84 Charles Fillerup 1922-23 Dan Finn 1994-97 Patrick Finkbone 2001-03 Dan Fischer 1955 Ed Fischer 1990-91 Robert Fish 1936-38 Joe Fisher 1970 Jim Fitzgerald 1953 Shaun Fitzpatrick2005-07, ‘09 Rick Flaherty 1987 Curtis Flannigan 1971 Curtis Flannigan 1997 Gary Fleming 1968 Vic Flemons 1982 Alvin Fletcher 1960 Jeff Fletcher 1975 Kino Flores 1969-73 Ray Flores 1994-97 Bernard Flournoy 1954 Stevan Fontana 1997-99 Brian Foote 1988-90 Mike Forch 1991-92

Charles Ford 1978 Edgar “Mutt” Ford 1930-32 Nate Foreman 1999 Robert Forti 1988-91 John Foss 1980-84 Elmer Foster 1952 Tom Foster 1965 Bob Fowler 1977 Durant Fowler 1992-95 Dan Francis 1916 David Frank 1965-68 Ken Fraser 1977-79 Robert Frazer 1931 Jarrod Fredricksen 2003 Scott Free 1971-72 Gleston Freeman 1950 John Freeman 1975-77 Pat Freitas 1978 Eric Freund 1991-95 Larry Friedrichs 1975-77 Craig Frum 2011Chester Fuller 1932-33 Jim Fuller 1965-69 Sean Funke1999-00, 2002-03 Jason Fyda 2005 G-G-G Sean Gaffney Gary Galante Gary Galati Brian Galbreath Neal Gallagher Gilbert Gallahar Joe Gallegos Taryll Galloway Doug Gandy Frank Gankas Mark Gappa Adrian Garcia Gilbert Garcia Jesse Garcia Mike Garcia Ramiro Garcia Beau Gardner Vergene Gardner Steve Garner Larry Garrens Ken Garver Joe Garza Kevin Gaston Trevor Gates Terry Gatewood James Gee Sammy Gee Wayne Geis Ulysses George K.J. Gerard Gregg Gerkin Thomas Geter Dan Geyer Austin Gibbons Shawn Gibson Tim Gibson Tom Gibson William Giezl Benn Gill Branch Gill Norman “Pup” Gill Tim Gill Trey Gilleo Tony Gilliam Archie Gilliland Billy Gilliland Guy Gilman Alex Gilmete Paul Gilmore Al Gilpin Pierre Girtley Charles Gilpin Bob Glassner Joe Glasson Chris Glaze Will Glover Carl Golden Courtney Golden Morris Golden Louis Goldman Kurt Goldsberry Mike Goldstein

1971-72 1983-86 1970-73 1993-96 1975 2002 1958-60 2004 1980-84 1946 1989-90 2009-10 1946 1931 1955-58 1952 20111970 1968-70 1990-91 1964 1991-92 1979-82 2007-08 1984 1981-84 1965 1965 1916 2004-08 1977-80 1994-95 1977 1925-28 1983-86 1979 1982-86 1931-33 1951 1952 1989 1985-86 20081986 1946-48 1955 1932-33 1987-89 1989 1972-73 2007 1933 1965-68 1935-36 1987-88 1989-92 1975-78 2000 1930 1946 1988 1997-98

Mike Golightly Brian Gomez Frank Gomez Joe Gomez Steve Gomez Jeff Gonter Armando Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Mike Good Reggie Gooden Dave Goodwin Tom Goodwin Tom Gordan Benny Gordon Tom Gottschall Mark Gould Keith Govan Charles Gover Bob Gradillas Chris Graham Troy Graham Adam Graley Miguel Granillo Tanner Grantham Demarrice Green Ramen Green Pete Greer Jesse Gregg Pete Greier Bobby Grey Nate Griffin Jerry Grigsby Justin Grimm Mike Groman Don Groscost Cary Grossart Mike Grossner Stephen Gubernick Rance Guild Brian Guliford Ian Gunderman Wally Gunkle Andy Gunsalus Welko Gurovich Joe Gurski

1965-66 2000-02 1951-54 1952-55 1999-02 1981-82 1955-56 1970-71 1994-95 1981-82 1947 1970 1989 1984 1989-91 2000-03 1993 1970-73 1957-61 1996-97 2008 2005 1955 1986-87 2008 2001-04 1969 1921-22 1970 1968-69 2003-04 1973 2004-05 1962 1981 20081983 2002 1980 1992-93 2001-04 1980 1954 1941 2011-

H-H-H Doug Hachett 1973-74 James Hackett 1990-91 Jeff Hadded 1987 Lamar Haines 1948-50 Edward Haini 2004 Kenneth Hale 1997-2000 Randy Hale, Jr. 2010George Haley 1947-48 Anthony Hall 1986-88 Boyd Hall 1961 Larry Hallam 1967 James Hallsted 1950 John Hamblin 1922 Roland Hamblin 1921 Lamont Hamlett 1976 Josh Hamlin 2001-04 Eric Hammon 1985 George Hanley 1922-23 Joe Hanley 1916-19 Chris Hann 1998-2000 Bill Hanna 1964-67 Keith Hanna 1955 Mel Hannah 1958-59 William Hanna 1951-54 Mike Hannagan 1966-67 Larry Hannum 1963-64 Tanner Hansler 2009 Ernest Hansen 1956-60 Jim Hansen 1956 Doug Harding 2001-03 Jiggs Hardt 1946 Richard Hardt 1941 Curt Hardy 1971 Robert Hardy 1979 Pete Hargis 2007-08 Cleveland “Chick” Harris 1967-68 Dave Harris 1952 Monte Harris 1959, 1962-64 Ray Harris 1958-59 Tyler Harris 2000 Rusty Harrison 1979

Jesse Hart Marc Hartman Russ Hartman Harry Hartsell Charles Harvell Ross Haskie Austin Hasquet Glen Hastings Kay Hatch Edgar Hawkins Lee Haws Robert Haws Lofa Hay Bill Hayes Michael Haynes Mike Haynes Richard Haywood Gus Headington Jim Headington Dave Heasman Earl Heckethorn Jack Heckethorn Trevor Heekin Jeff Heffernen Alex Henderson Broc Hendershot Elmer Henderson Carl Hendricks Lloyd Hendricks Vince Henman George Henry Roland Henshaw Greg Henson George Hentz Finney Hernandez Joe Hernandez Joe Hernandez Steve Hernandez Victor Hernandez Bill Herrera Gary Herrera Michael Herrick Fred Herring Jerome Herring Donald Herriott Cy Hershey Shea Heslep Jake Hess Mason Hess Dean Hesseler Bill Hickman Rue Hickman Aaron Hicks Neal Higgenson Ed Hightower Jon Hightower Roger Hightower Joe Higuera Phil Hildebrand Ryan Hill Vernon Hill Wally Hill Eugene Hillock Jay Hills Danny Hinds Jeff Hines Phil Hinse Darrell Hinton Todd Hitchcock Gary Hitterman Mike Hlavac Jeff Hodges Ryan Hodson Terry Hoerner Drew Hoffman Ford Hoffman Ned Hogan Pat Hogan Jerry Holder Craig Holland Jackson Holland Burt Hollis Chris Holmes Roy Holmes Steve Holmes Walter Holmes Bill Holst Ryne Holstrom Gary Holt

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1999 1987-89 1975 1964-66 1961-64 1938-39 20111984 1931-33 1962-63 2000-03 1998-01 1937 1976 1986-87 1976 1962 1949-50 1955 1994-97 1919 1922-26 2004-08 1976 2006-09 1999 1915 1932 1935 2002-04 1946-47 1932 1971 1957 1954 1976 1969-71 1993-94 1993-94 1958-59 2001-02 2008-10 1923 1995-96 1924 1982 1949-50 20111992-95 1975 1981-82 1939 2006-07 1975-78 1975-78 1978 1937-39 1951 1972-73 1996-97 1939 1962 1950-51 1969 1981-86 2007-10 1979 1987-88 1992-93 1971-72 1969-70 1988 1994-95 1971-74 2004-07 1927-29 1933 1919 1981-84 1971 1946-50 1936 1982 1998-01 1968-69 1973 1978-79 2006-09 1952

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William Holt 1926-28 George Homeyer 1935 Mike Hooper 1991-92 Kenneth Hooples 1927 Sherman Hopkins 1938-39 Bill Hoppes 1980 Andy Horn 1931-33 Reginald Horne 1918 Marvin Horner 1950-52 Gary Houghton 1984 Fred Householder 1931 Josh Housman 1993-96 Dave Howard 1972-73 Gary Howard 1970 Julian Howard 1988-90 Rick Howard 1972-73 Charles Hrabowy 1990-91 Paul Hubbard 1955 Rick Huber 1981 Carey Hubert 1966-67 Kevin Huddleston 1987 Terry Hudgins 1968-69 Ed Hudson 1935 Gilbert Huerta 1974-76 Justin Huey 2006 Larry Huff 1985-88 Mel Huffaker 1956-59 Aaron Huisman 2001 Scott Hull 1996-97 Jewell Humphreys 1932-33 Chris Hunsaker 2005-06 Dale Hunt 1965-67 James Hunt 1931 Brian Hunter 2007-10 Joe Hunter 1946-47 Donald Hurston 1991-94 Steve Huskey 1988-89 Mark Huston 1984-86 Trent Hutchinson 1981 Alec Hutton 2010-11 Tim Hutton 1985 Tom Hyde 1942, 1946 Chris Hyta 1971 I-I-I Cyrus Igono 2005, Josiah Igono Shawn Ingram Earl “Jiggs” Insley Jose Insua Andrew Isaacson Tim Isaacson Eric Iverson Mike Ivey Bruce Ivor

2007-08 2002 1993-95 1931-33 1976 1925 1918 2001-04 1972 1971-74

J-J-J Darrin Jackson Derrick Jackson Elmer Jackson James Jackson Joe Jackson Keith Jackson Marvin Jackmon Perry Jackson Raufeem Jackson Russell Jackson Donald Jacobs Jason Jacobs Pete Jacobs Noah Jacobsen Homer Jacobsmeyer Matt Jacques Randy Jagger Mark Jagodzinski Bob James Dennis James Jack James Ted James Bill Jaques Tony Jaramillo Laverl Jarvis Silas Jarvis Maurice Jeanisse Tom Jeeves Walter Jefferson Bob Jenkins Mike Jenkins Ronney Jenkins

1989-90 2007-08 1921 1986-87 1969 1977-80 1983-84 2011 2001-04 1931-33 1993-94 2002-03 1979-80 1995-96 1936-38 1985 1972 1995-96 1972-74 1984 1961-64 1965-67 1985 1973 1931 1924-26 1990-91 1988-89 1997 1982-83 1978-81 1999

Jude Jenners Jensen Dennis Jensen Jiggs Jensen Dion Jergo Al Jernigan Ken Jerry Jay John Todd John Bill Johnson 1942, Bill Johnson DeAndre Johnson Ellis Johnson Hendricks Johnson Jack Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mark Johnson Matt Johnson Phil Johnson Robbie Johnson Robert Johnson Ron Johnson Scott Johnson Steve Johnson Todd Johnson Tom Johnson Scott Johnston Mike Johnstone Bryan Jones Cedric Jones Ed Jones Jeff Jones Jim Jones Jonathan Jones Ray Jones Robbin Jones Tim Jones Peter Jonovich Dick Joralmon Darrell Jordan Jack Jordan O.B. Joy Ed Judie Taylor Julio Tom Jurich Scooter Justiani Airabin Justin K-K-K Zack Ka'ahanui George Kagele George Kahawaii Kalen Kamaka Harry Kaminski Bud Kane Kurt Karstens Trent Kartchner Tom Kasunic Ted Kawulok Greg Kavulich Wicky Kay Kaaina Keawe Malachi Keddington John Keegan Steve Keeling Terry Keeton Herb Keller Bob Kelley Jim Kelley Joe Kelley Sandy Kellin Bill Kellis Ed Kelly Sean Kelly Jack Kennedy Todd Kennedy Todd Kennedy John Kenshalo Wally Kepner Joe Kersting Gary Kiepke David Killeen Wilfrek Killip Dalton Kimble Robert Kimbro Bruce Kindall

1971-72 1937 1970 1926 1981-82 1987 2002-04 1976 1970-74 1945-46 1959 2006 1925 1990-91 1970 1946 1973 1993-96 1993-95 1969 1969 1970 1986-87 1978-80 1991-92 1989-90 1980-84 1987-88 1916 1996-99 1971-73 1987 1989-90 1988-89 1951 1977-78 1997 1985-88 1953-54 1988-89 1955 1936 1977-80 20081975-77 1984-86 2002

20091972-73 1975-76 1988-89 1982-85 1972 2005-06 1990 1976 1976-78 2004 1954 1999-02 1998-01 1948 1989 1965-67 1954 1942, 1946-47 1963-64, 1966, 1968 1994 1966 1953 1969 1989 1917 1982 1989 1942 1980 1976-77 1963, 1966-68 1993-95 1933 1966 1921 1980-81

Marcus King Randy Kirschman Paul Kirschvink Paul Kitchen Murphy Kittrell Pat Kleiner Dayton Kling Steve Kloeppel John Kmetovic Chesty Knight Walter Knox Jim Kobashi Fotu Kofutua Kevin Kolkman Dale Konow Allan Korneff Hartsell Kornegay Fritz Kreuzer Lance Kriesien Bob Krizan

1998-01 2003-06 1948 2004 1982-85 1948-49 1937-38 1987-89 1969-72 1939 1931-33 1959-60 2006-07 1993-96 1964 1961 1935 1963-66 2005-08 1962-65

L-L-L Fred Lacey 1981-82 Alan Lachaumette 1981 Manuel Laguna 1949 Marc Lamb 1990-92 George Lamport 1919 Doug Lampshire 1975 John Land 1981 Travis Landrum 1991 Arnold “Bud” Lane 1966-67 Bob Lane 1953 Steve Lane 1982-83 David Lang 1987-89 Theo Langford 1982 Steve Lannon 1969-70 Vance Larrabee 1938 Mike Larraque 1983-84 Larson 1916 Bruce Larson 1986 Mike Larson 1974 Nick Larson 2010 Quinton Larson 2004-06 Ricky Lavender 1997-98 Kyle Lawson 1998 Greg Laybourn 2004 Charles Lee 1963-66 Leslie Lee 2002 Lynn Lee 1952 Reader Leflore 1968 Mike Leitle 1974 Larry Lemke 1971 Mike Lemos 1995-97 Rodney Leota 1986-87 Marlin LeSueur 1955 Woodrow LeSueur 1938 Bennett Levy 1986-88 Brandon Lewis 2005 Edmond Lewis 1961-65 Jeff Lewis 1991-95 Rich Lewis 1973 Sammy Lewis 1942 Shannon Lewis 1971-72 Manuel Leyva 1952-55 Brian Liebrock 1985-86 Scott Lindquist 1979-82 Tony Lindsey 1963-65 Ryan Lingenfelder 1994-97 Goran Lingmerth 1985-86 Rick Linneweh 1961 Brad Little 1982-85 Denton Little 1942 Anthony Ljubicich 1935-37 Anthony Llanos2006, 2008-10 Bernard Lloyd 1931-32 Alfredo Lobrato 1952 Kelly Lochbaum 1996 Otis Lockett 1997-99 Tim Lockridge 1976 Locky Lockwood 1926 George Loftin 1973 Brian Loftus 1988-92 Jarett Loggins 1994-97 Mark Lomas 1968-69 Keala Loo 1999-02 Steve Loomas 1977-78 Jerry Loper 1959-60 Eddie Lopez 1960-62 Hector Lopez 1956-59

Johnny Lopez 1958 Mario Lopez 1969 Nick Lopez 1955 Tony Lopez 1925 Vic Lopez 1954-57 David Lord 2007-08 Dan Lorenz 1969 Dan Loveall 1958 Scott Lovering 1982 Wayne Loving 1941-42 Bruce Lovingwood 1952 John Lowry 1916 Rocky Loyce 1973-74 Oriol Lozand 1952 Luckingham 1957 Rich Lucero 2002 Josh Luck 2006-08 Bob Lueck 1961 Conrado Lujan 1955 Larry Luke 1982 Jerry Lumpkin 1975-78 Arnulfo Luna 1924 William Lund 1955 Kyle Lunde 1994 Trent Lundin 1999-2000 Mike Luzny 1965 Joe Lyman 2006-07 Sammie Lynch 1989 Richard Lyons 1941, 46 M-M-M Doug MacGregor Raphael Mack Ken Macklin Glenn MacLeod Josie Maddox Kaleb Madison Buster Madriaga Buster Madriaga, Jr. Sam Madriaga Rhian Madrid Roy Madrid Pisa Magele Terry Mahan Kory Mahr Steve Maier Ikaika Mahoe Kenny Mahone Taylor Malenfant Andrew Maloata Faren Mandel Pete Mandley Bill Manes Chris Mangold Bud Manier Rich Manno Walt Mannon

1970 2008-09 1985 1980 1956-59 2002 1954-56 1987 1951-53 2005-06 1954 2000-01 1982-86 2004-05 1967-70 2007 2006-07 20091987 1987-88 1979-83 1935-36 1975-77 1954 1982-83 1968, 1971-72 Fabian Manumaleuna 1998 Alex Marcelin 1991-94 Eric Marchall 1988-89 Herbert Marchall 1916 Kevin Margerum 1979-82 John Marine 1921-24 Jeff Markey 1989-90 Johnny Marshall 2000-03 Rod Marshall 1993-95 Austin Martin 2005-06 Bob Martin 1975-76 James Martin 1994-97 Jeff Martin 1955 Lance Martin 1991 Max Martin 1946-47 Steve Martin 1971-72 Torry Martin 1983-86 Tony Martinex 1947-48 Alex Martinez 1956 Brian Martinez 1990-91 George Martinez 1947 Steve Marx 1980-82 John Mascola 1982-83 Dick Maske 1954-55 Dave Mason 1971 Derek Mason 1987-91 Joe Mason 1955 High Masson 1955 Chris Mathews 1982 John Mathews 1915 Howard Matney 1962

Charles Matthews 1987-88 Rod Matthews 1994-95 Royce Matthews 1936-37 Scotty Mattos 2002 Mike Mauger 1974-75 Willie Maumau1999-00, 200203 Jerry Mautz 1956-57 Herbert May 1918 Fernando Maya 1956-59 Hal Mayer 1970 Coleman McArthur 2009 Ray McCaughey 1925-26 Bill McCormick 1958 Cecil McCormick 1918, 1925 Ken McCormick 1978-79 Daryl McCoy 1980 Jim McCullock 1961 Leslie McDaniel 1916 Art McDonald 1990-94 Jeromy McDonald 2001-02 Mark McDonald 1975 Tyler McDonnell 1996-97 Paul McDonough 1982 Mark McDowell 1979 Gerry McEurn 1955 Tim McFadden 1993-95 Jerry McGaugh 1922 Lenny McGee 1985-86 Marcus McIllwain 2005-06 Fraser McKay 1939-41 Marty McKee 1979 Scott McKeever 2007-11 Cord McKenzie 1998-99 Zephery McKenzie 1974-75 Thurman McKinney 1983-84 Charles McKinzie 1990-91 Jack McLain 1946-48 Harry McLaughlin 1989-91 Sean McLaughlin 1989 Art McMillan 1960 Todd McMillon 1991-95 McNutt 1926 Zac McNally 2007-09 Mickey McShan 1991 C.W. Mead 1970 Conrad Meadows 2008-09 Kevin Meagher 2005-08 Edmund Medina 1960 John Medina 1961 Louis Medina 1956 Pat Meech 1983-87 Dave Meints 1965 Bob Melendez 1959-60 Frank Melendez 1969-70 Josh Mello 1995 Wayne Melton 1963 Dave Mendez 1973-74 Carlos Mendiola 1949 Alex Mendoza 1947-49 Mike Mendoza 1983-84 Mike Mercer 1960 Tom Merriam 1986-90 Jay Dee Merrill 1953-54 Brad Meuli 1975 Bru Meyer 2003-04 Nate Miconi 1995-96 Richard Middleton 2005-07 Bruce Miller 1960 C.D. Miller 1928 Cliff Miller 1939-41 Darrell Miller 1952-53 Henry Miller 1987-88 Howard Miller 1952-55 Jack Miller 1932-33 Joe Miller 1941, 1946-47 John Miller 1966, 1971-72 Jordan Miller 1969 Noel Miller 1937-38 Robert Miller 1978-80 Tim Miller 1982-84 Merville Mills 1916 Cliff Millsapps 1970-71 Chris Minor 1973-74 Ed Minor 1960-62 Fausto Miranda 1960-61 Rex Mirich 1959-63

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N-N-N Al Nader 1947 Tiny Naegle 1922 Dave Narramore 1969 Charles Nash 1999-01 Chris Nash 2002-03 Emil Nasser 1941, 1946 Salvador Nava 1987-90 Anthony Navaro 1987 Alfred Neima 1933 Bill Nelson 1977 Cecil Nelson 1956-57 Earl Nelson 1992-93 Scott Nelson 1988-89 Ted Nelson 1967 Todd Nelson 1968 Walter Nelson 1935 Troyce Newberry 1936-39 Xavier Newbill 2005 Justin Newman 1995-97 Don Nicholl 1942 David Nichols 1988-90 John Nichols 1969-70 Zach Nielsen 2004 Karl Nielson 1935-37 Dave Noosinow 1977-80 Kevin Noyd 1977-80 Dre Nunis 2005 John Nuttall 1970-71 Stephen Nwogbe 2005-08 O-O-O

William Oates James O’Connor Gus O’Connor Mark O’Connor John Oddonetto Tim Oder John O’Donnell Rich O’Hara Kevin O’Leary Tim O’Leary Bud Olsen Erique Olsen Mike Olson Jim Oman Keith O’Neil Bill Orinski Ray Orr Adolph Orrantia Bob Orrill Eugene Ortiz Jim Osborn Clark Osborne Harold Osborne Kasseem Osheroff Don Ott Alvin Overson Clyde Overson Wesley Overson Lucian Owens Robert Owens Russ Owens P-P-P Lynn Pace Vinnie Paciulli Josh Packer Khalil Paden John Padilla Nick Padoval Jesse Page Dennis Paige Matt Palacio Bill Palmer Randy Palmer Travis Palmer Chris Parish Larry Parker Marcus Parker Vincent Parker Mike Parkes Jason Parkinson Parks Preston Parsons Ryan Partridge Scott Partridge Dave Pasanella Jerry Pasquini Dwight Patterson Jim Patterson Roy Patterson Steve Patterson Lee Patton Taylor Patton Bob Pavlich Nick Paynovich Kainoa Pe’a Dusty Peace John Peach George Pear Ricky Pearsall Dan Pela Art Pena Micky Penaflor Leroy Peoples Joe Perez Jamaal Perkins Cisco Perralta John Perrigo Charles Perrill

1955 2003-04 1919 1976 1950 1969-70 1975 1967 1994-95 1993 1970 1997-98 1968-69 1962-63 1999-02 1969-70 1938 1930 1975-79 1955 1938 1983-87 1921 20071987-88 1933-34 1942 1931-33 1916 1984 1977-81

1926-29 2008-11 1993-94 2010-11 1979-82 1976 1997-98 1993 1981-82 1974 1975-76 1994-95 1991-93 1981 2001 1980 1989 2008 1917 1998-01 2004 1994-95 1980-81 1967 1932-33 1935-37 1955 1988 1926 2009-10 1936-38 1931-33 2006-10 2000-01 1946-47 1927-30 1994-97 2008-11 1962-63 1985-89 1971 1963 20112003-05 2001-04 1942, 1946-48 Jim Perrill 1941 Elbert “Bo” Perry 1981-82 Jason Perry 2003-04 Jerry Perry 1953 Willie Perry 1972-73 Raymond Perryman1997-2000 Chris Petersen 1955-56 Jake Petersen 1997-2000 Tyrone Peterson 1975-78

Paul Petraitis 1978 Ben Petrucci 1993-96 Nick Petrucci 1995-97 Joe Pettit 1984 Terrance Petty 1997-98 Gail Pew 1946 Calvin Pharr 1968-69 Lewis Phelps 1933-35 Neal Phelps 1917-18 Brian Phillips 1955-56 John Phillips 1950-52 Dustin Phillips 2003 Warren Phillips 1942, 1946 Anthony Piazza 1988 Tom Piechota 1986 M. Pieczentkowski 1961 Charles Pierce 1918 Heston Pierce 1930 Charles Pilon 1955 DeAnte Piper 2008 Gene Pisel 1952 Tom Pistole 1981-82 Cedric Pitts, Jr. 2002-03 Paul Plummer 1924 Keith Poche 1991-92 Harold Poe 1924-25 Kris Poindexter 2007-10 Whit Poindexter 1979-80 Jim Polenske 1980-82 Keith Politte 1986 Frank Pollack 1985-89 Phil Pollock 2010 Tony Pontarelli 1975-76 Jim Porter 1970 Glen Posey 1987-89 Nick Posey 2006-07 Chuck Potee 1979 Brian Potter 1979-80 Pat Powers 1970 Carlton Prather 1915-16 Hamblin Pratt 1931-33 Mike Pratt 1999-00 Charles Pregnetzer 1942 Stever Preston 1968-69 Willie Pringle 1973-74 Dave Protivnak 1993 Puente 1935 Don Puente 1915 John Puhara 1937-39 Clarence Pulliam 1915 Mana Purdy 2009Q-Q-Q Donald Quaderer Raul Quezada

1937-38 1955

R-R-R David Rabago 1951-53 Keith Rabb 1989 John Rade 1978 Nick Ragland-Johnsen 2008Bill Rainbolt 1946 Matt Raivio 2002-03 George Raitt 1924 Doug Ramma 1982 Gilbert Ramos 1971-74 Dan Ramsey 1979 Larry Ramsey 1969 Tom Ramsey 1969-72 Eldon Randall 1941-42 Nate Randall 1932-33 Jason Randels 1997 Jeff Randle-El 1983-85 Earl Randolph 1956-59 Len Raney 1990-94 John Rants 1975 Kyle Rath 2007-10 Brian Rau 1993-94 Ryan Rauschert 2006-09 Jack Ray 1951 Tevin Ray 2011Wes Rayban 1939 John Raymond 1998 Tim Reader 2004-07 Darrell Reagan 1991 Willard Reaves 1977-80 Ernie Redmond 1965-68 Tautua Reed 2005 Erin Reeder 1989-93

Mark Reeve Arthur Reeves Paul Renner Dominic Renon Frank Renteria

1990-92 1980-82 1956-59 1961 1941, 1946-48 Rick Renzi 1976-79 Rob Renzi 1978-79 Scott Reutter 1989-90 Sheldon Revis 1985 Alvin Rex 1956-59 Jesus Reyes 1994 Ruben Reyes 1960-63 Henry Reyna 1946-48 Louis Reyna 1955-58 Lane Reynolds 1988-89 Paul Reynolds 1958 Tony Reynolds 1977 Darren Rhodes 1988-90 Gordon Rhodes 1938 Woodrow Rhodes 1941 Lloyd Rhoten 1921-23 Clay Richard 1979 Daryl Richards 1971 Max Richards 1982-84 Morris Richards 1923 Paul Richards 1917-18 Ben Richardson 1981, 1983-84 Robert Richey 1972-73 R.J. Rickert 2011Brian Riley 2007-11 Al Riswold 1932 Gary Roach 1975 Chad Robbins 1981 Terry Robbins 1990 Brian Roberson 1977-79 Donri Roberson 1983-87 Mark Roberts 1975-76 Mike Robertson 1975 Olen Robertson 1974-75 Steve Robertson 1982-83 Cleo Robinson 1969 DeJuan Robinson 1983-86 Gerald Robinson 1990-92 Jack Robinson 1955 Renal Robinson 1996-97 Roger Robinson 2003-04 Terry Robinson 1952 Robert Robles 1960 Tony Robles 1960 Erv Rodgers 1964-65 Artie Rodriguez 1952 Ricardo Rodriguez 1981-82 Rick Rodriguez 1979-83 Carl Rogers 1935, 1939 Dave Rogers 1946-49 Gary Rogers 2009 Larry Rogers 1968 Ned Rogers 1935-37 Tom Rogers 1971-72 Sam Rogolsky 1927-28 Joe Rolle 1938 Frank Romano 1991-94 Danny Roper 2008 Bob Rosanbalm 1951-52 James “J.J.” Rosier 1998 Ron Rosier 1986 Greg Roskopf 1982-86 Raymond Ross 1917 Mike Rossi 1991 Sean Roundtree 1987-91 Allen Rouse 1986-87 Donald Row 1942 Don Rowell 1975 Brad Rowland 1982-83 Stan Rowley 1946-49 Brad Royse 1973-75 Mark Ruckle 1979 Bill Rudolph 1973-74 Manuel Ruiz 1952-54 Melvin Rushing 1925 Joe Russac 1939 Jim Russo 1963-64 J.J. Ruther 1991-93 Wesley Ruther 1938-39 Bernie Rutherford 1949 Matt Ryan 2002-03 Randy Ryan 1976

Rick Saathoff 1970 Norman Saba 1946-47 Frank Saenz 1948 Robert Saenz 1949 Niko Saiplale 2004 Alex Salas 1956 Angel Salas 1954-55 Carlos Salas 1956-59 Cruz Salas 1956-57 Reggie Salazar 1953 Andy Saldana 2008-11 Brad Salem 1988-89 Brent Salem 1988-89 Herman Salzbrenner 1936-39 Don Sam 1967 Zack Samorano 2005 Jeff Sampson 1987 To’o Samuelu 2007-10 Jess Sanchez 1949 Joe Sanchez 1969-72 Philo Sanchez 2002-05 Shane Sandau 2004, 2006 Kelly Sandell 1987 Frank Sanders 1919 Frank Sanders 1931-32 Jake Sanders 2003-05 Jim Sanders 1975 Nathan Sanders 1994-95 Preston Sanders 2007-08 Robert Sanders 1970 Tom Sanders 1930 Manuel Sandoval 1951 Mike Sands 1999-02 Tim Sanford 1970-73 Mike Sanfratello 1986-90 Mike Santiago 1976-79 Peter Santibanez 2000-03 Albert Santillenes 1916 John Saranger 1947 Chad Satterfield 1999 Ryan Saumer 2008 Paul Saunders 1949 Merritt Savage 1946-48 Josh Sayles 2004-07 John Scanion 1942 Bill Scarbrough 1952-55 Aurthur Schaar 1924 John Schachtner 1977-81 Alfred Schanz 1936-37 Louis Schenk 2008-10 Art Schilling 1961-63 John Schlotfeld 1938 Eric Schlesener 1984 Robbie Schmitz 1975-76 Aaron Schoenecker 2009 Eric Schrader 1970-73 Doug Schriner 1974-75 Kelley Schultz 1971-72 Larry Schultz 1962-63 Ray Schwanbeck 1930-32 Willy Schweikart 1935-36 Brad Scott 1987-90 Chris Scott 1983-84 Ed Scott 1966 Lionel Scott 2007 Steve Scott 1974-77 Bill Seabrook 1972 Troy Searcy 1997-98 Wayne See 1946-47 Max Selder 1941, 1946 Willie Sellers 1980-81 Clifford Sells 1978-79 Greg Semas 1991-93 Cliff Sennett 1991-93 Lalo Serrano 1953-54 Dan Serrano 1981-82 Tony Serrano 1980-81 Steve Setka 1962 Keith Sewell 1986 Shanahan 1926 Brian Shanahan 2005-06 Austin Shanks 2008Arthur Sharpe 1947-49 Alan Shaver 1963-64 DeWayne Shavers 1985-88 Augustus Shaw 1937

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Darrell Mitchell 1972 Jimmy Mitchell 2007-08 Joe Mitchell 2006-07 Mike Mitchell 2004 Ron Mitchell 1977-80 Vardan Mkhitarian 1999 Gary Moderacki 1970-71 Jimmy Mohr 1979-80 Jerry Molera 1981 Rick Molera 1981 Nico Molino 2008 Jon Moller 1968 William Montanna 1951 H. Montgomery 1977-79 Mooney 1926 Clarence Moore 2000-03 Homer Moore 1916 Lance Moore 1997-98 Roy Moore 1960 Skyler Moore 2005-08 Frank Morales 1953-58 Dan Moran 1982-86 David Moran 1998-2000 Dave Moreau 1982 Ephraim Moreno 1935-37 Jesus Moreno 1989-90 Roy Morey 1955 Glen Morgan 1956-59 Spencer Morrison 2008 Jim Moser 1939 Philip Moses 1928-29 Jason Mosier 1997 Dan Moss 1949-51 Perry Moss 1941, 1946-47 Erin Motes 1988-89 Alex Mott 2008-11 Ken Moulton 1965-66 Don Mower 1977-80 Frosty Mueller 1986 Rufus Mullen, Jr. 1971-72 Cecil Mulleneaux 1928-31 Larry Muno 1984 Al Munoz 1947-49 Charles Murphy 1918 Ira Murphy 1931 Ralph Murphy 1930 Tim Murphy 1960 Jason Murrietta 2003-06 Nathaniel Murray 2007-08 H.H. Muse 1947 David Musselman 1990-91 Chris Muti 1989-93 Matt Myers 2008-11 Tim Myers 1977 Don Mylchreest 1965

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Justin Shaw Lamont Shedrick Terrence Sheehan Steve Shellenberger Kevin Shelton Dugger Shepard Mike Sheppard Ken Sherman Mark Shields Adam Shipley Vernon Shipp Ben Sialega Tucker Sides Pete Siebert Joel Sienkeiwicz Anthony Simmons Chris Simon Joel Simpson Jim Sims Jeff Singleton II Warren Sirrine Basil Skouser Ozzie Slade Robert Slayton Sandy Sledge Larry Small Demitrio Smaniego Andre Smith Beau Smith Bob Smith Bob Smith Campbell Smith Colin Smith David Smith Dean Smith Don Smith Earnest Smith Enoch Smith Fred Smith Fred Smith George Smith George Smith Harold Smith Jeff Smith Jeff Smith Jim Smith Leroy Smith Lynne Ray Smith Major Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Ray Smith Sidney Smith Stefan Smith Tim Smith Tucker Smith Walt Smith Don Snyder Mark Snyder Nick Sofranac Larry Sol Ray Solis Junior Solomon Ted Sorich Joe Sorrels Marcello Soto Bill Southwell Sean Sovacool Bill Sowders Mark Spradlin Marlin Spaw

2004 1989-90 1989-90 1977 1995-98 1942 1970 1969-72 1986 2008 1931 1980 1991 1976 2008 1988-90 2004 1960-62 1961-64 2004-05 1928-31 1961 1965-68 1949 1985-88 1966-69 1953 1998-99 1992-93 1938-39 1963-67 1961 1988 1983-86 1976-77 1973 1969 1929-31 1937-38 1978-81 1916-17 1955 1975-78 1976 1979-82 1973 1923 1998-99 1972 1989 1981 1975-78 2000-01 1989-90 1970-71 1988-90 1949-50 1941 1973 1999-01 1942 2001-02 1979-81 1957-59 1931-33 1946 1963 2003-04 1991-95 2005-07 1950-51, 1955 Cliff Specht 1966 Mitch Speros 1955 Tom Speros 1953-55 Jack Spilsbury 1941 Randy Spilsbury 1973-75 Clay Spivey 1949-50 Mike St. Louis 1963-65 Francis St. Paul 1997-2000 Gibbons St. Paul 1995-98 Chasen Stangel 2010-11 Doug Stanley 1982 Joe Stanley 1970 Devedrick Stanton 1992-93 Curt Starkey 1970-71 Jerry Steel 1961 Matt Steinbach 2007-09 Kevin Stephens 1996

Rodney Stephens Sam Stephens David Stephenson Dale Stevens Harry Stevens Ralph Stevens Charles Stevenson Dave Stevenson Bob Steward Bobby Stewart Brian Stewart Doug Stewart Rayna Stewart Roy Stewart Dan Stickle Sonny Stidham Eric Stingley David Stokes Sim Stokes Floyd Stone Milton Stone Eric Storey Derek Stotts Clifford Stratton Ed Strickland Scott Strini Garrik Strong Don Stuart Amalio Suarez Mike Suarez John Suddarth Milford Suida Kevin Sullivan Rusty Summers Bob Sutherland George Sutherland George Sutton Russell Svelmoe Curt Sweeney John Swenning Kenny Swift Harold Sykes Ted Symonds Kevin Szalonek

1954-57 1949-50 1977 1955 1924-27 1951-52 1964 1980-81 1969-70 1969 1986-87 1986 1991-95 1985-86 1974-75 1990-93 1979 1981 1966 1942 1923 20112002-03 1935 1977 1992-93 1989 1953 1931-32 1981 1979-80 1969-70 1992-93 1980-82 1989 1938-41 1952 1936 2006-09 1984 1947-49 1915-16 1990 1988

T-T-T James Tabor 1948 Bob Tagye 1974 Bill Tate 1969-71 Duane Tate 1953 Inoke Taufa 2000-01 Wheatie Tavernitli 1973 Bob Taylor 1949 Bob Taylor 1953 James Taylor 1994-95 Jim Taylor 1954-57 Joe Taylor 1977-80 Maurice Taylor 2002-03 Torey Taylor 1991-92 Blinn Tenney 1951-52 Jim Tenney 1952 Richard Terry 1973-74 Derek Teuscher 1988-89 Mike Therrell 1965-66 Kris Theus 2005, 2007 Fred Thigpen 1976 Cecil Thomas 1928 Frank Thomas 1951, 1956-58 Ingamar Thomas 1981 Jason Thomas 2005-07 Richard Thomas 1926-29 Ron Thomas 1981-82 Stevon Thomas 2008-09 Dustin Thome 1999-2000 Paul Thompson 1969 Jeremy Thornburg2 0 0 0 - 0 1 , 2003-04 Chris Thornton 1966-67 Harry Thornton 1967 Ryan Thornton 2000-03 Buster Thorton 1922 Pat Tice 1973 Elias Tidwell 1930 Bill Tifft 1966 Rusty Tillman 1968-69 Tim Timmons 1980 Joe Tissaw 1936-37 Ryan Tkalcevic 1998

Jon Toailoa Al Tocco Duane Todd Jeremiah Toloumu James Tonkin James Topp Claude Torrey Steve Trainotti James Treat Todd Trimm Darrel Tripp Bus Trojanovich Dan Troupe Chris Tsosie Isi Tuanaki Bill Tucker Rod Tucker Chad Tuitama Sam Tuitari Justin Tyler Kevin Tyler

2006-07 1935-37 1965-66 2004 1936 1950 1994-95 1983-84 1915-16 1988-89 1928 1926 1974 1984 2001-02 1959 1957 1999 1983-84 2006-07 1981-83

U-U-U Gilbert Udall Keith Udall Bill Upshaw Ify Umodu Sam Unger

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V-V-V Albert Valenzuela Joe Vales Rosie Van Brandon Vance Erik Vance Sam Van Dyke Kurt Van Hazel Micah Van Hilsen Kevin Van Horn Nate Van Peursem Nels Van Peursem Ed Van Winkle Bill Van Zanten Ron VanDerPool Monte Varah Dick Vargas Tranky Vasquez Bob Vega George Veit James Velasquez Ken Vensel Larry Vernier Junior Vicente Emery Vickers Jim Volpe Bob Vreeland

1955 1971 1970-72 2007-10 1985-88 1947-50 1967-69 2006 1988 2002-03 2001-02 1952-53 1960-61 1966 1978 1956-67 1953 1955 1939 1966-67 1960-61 1965-66 20111923-24 1969-72 1980

W-W-W Ed Wacker 1931-32 D.J. Wade 2005-06 Simirone Wade2001, 2003-05 Clinton Wager 1930 Bill Wagner 1971-73 Bobby Walish 2005-08 Alec Walker 1968-69 Dejzon Walker 2011Franklin Walker 1917 Jeremy Walker 2000-01 Joe Walker 1975-78 Joe Walker 1989 Kawon Walker 2004-05 Kyle Walker 2011Tony Walker 1997-2000 Jerry Wallace 1973-76 Aaron Walls 2001-04 Tony Walser 1941 Pat Walsh 1999-03 Gary Walters 1971 Scott Walters 1979-81 Terrence Walters 1984 Darren Watson 2010 Alex Watson 2003, 2005-07 Chuck Walton 1989-93 John Walton 1974-77 Paul Walton 1965 Leroy Ward 1951 Steve Ward 1977-78 Tee Ward 1981-82 Chris Warner 1993-96

Joe Warner 1967 George Warnock 1954 Mike Warther 2002 Alan Warzecha 1973-74 Javares Washington 1999-00 Mike Washington 1976-77 Rod Washington 1996-97 Wes Wasson 1971 Waters 1956 Bill Watson 1953 Dave Watson 1964 Robert Watson 2011Jason Webb 2002-05 Roland Webb 1980 Roy Webster 1974 Sam Webster 1988-91 Gary Wedemeyer 1967 Dave Weisberg 1931 Jake Welch 2007 Mike Welch 1988-89 Josh Wells 1998-99 Greg Wermes 2001-04 Rian Weske 1997-98 Arthur West 1942 Chris West 1990-94 Harvey West 1938 Lanny Westbrook 1960-62 Don Wetzel 1952 Roy Whalen 1967-68 Lee Whatley 1956 Jeff Wheeler 2003-06 Burk White 1915-16 Conrad White 2008-09 Daniel White 1970-71 Jacob White 1952 John White 1938 Paul White 1968 Frank Whitehouse 1924 Chris Whitlock 2001 Craig Whitten 1990-91 Bud Wiedoff 1967-68 John Wiggins 1981-82 Randy Wikert 1971-72 Andy Wilder 2011Tim Wilkinson 2010Bill Will 1954 Aaron Williams 2011 Anthony Williams 2007-10 Bo Williams 1972 Breyon Williams 2004 Decker Williams1915-16, 1919 Deonte Williams 2008 Dereck Williams 1992-95 Don Williams 1953-55 George Williams 1962-63 Gregg Williams 1969 Josh Williams 2004, 2006-07 Lee Williams 1946-47 Matt Williams 2007 Ryan Williams 2002-05 Steve Williams 1976 Chuck Willig 1978-80 Devin Willis 2011Mack Wilshire 1953 Don Wilson 1953 Drew Wilson 1999 Jack Wilson 1925-28 Jadiem Wilson 1998-01 Matt Wilson 2010Norman Wilson 1928-29 Rich Wilson 1972-73 Rick Wilson 1972-73 Ricky Wilson 2006-07 Steve Wilson 1965 Steve Wilson 1980 Jack Wiltbank 1941 Jim Wiltjer 1974 Bob Wing 1941, 1946 Ryan Winkler 1997 Tom Winn 2000-03 Carl Winters 1941 Williams Winthrop 1951 Joe Wisdom 1931-33 Rich Woerth 1981 Alfred Wohlschlegel 1936-38 Frank Wojtasiak 2007-08 Andy Wolf 1935-37 Jacob Wolfe 2004-05 Dennis Wolfley 1994

Alex Wolven 1947 Clint Womack 2002 Andy Wood 1979-80 Jud Wood 1994-96 Randy Woodard 1974 Sandy Woodard 1985-88 Chris Woods 2007 Leroy Woods 1967 Randy Wooldridge 1989-90 Tot Workman 1959-60, 1963 Lavon Worley 1988-89 Taelor Worrell 2009-10 Reid Worthington 2009-10 Adam Wright 2006-08 Bill Wright 1960 Everett Wright 1939 Matt Wright 1984 Randy Wright 1973 Tommie Wright 1979-83 Brian Wriston 2005 Greg Wyatt 1985-89 Bill Wyrick 1916 Y-Y-Y Bill Yancy M.R. Yeager Nick Yerton Kris Yonker Ernest Yost John Yost Dennis Young Hank Young Thurman Young Jim Youngs Mark Yuhas Justin Yuille

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1958 NAIA Playoffs Gustavus Adolphus 41, NAU 12 Tucson, Ariz. 1958 - NAIA Championship Northeastern Oklahoma 19, NAU 13 1958 NAIA Holiday Bowl St. Petersburg, Fla. After beating Gustavus Adolphus in the first round of postseason play, NAU met Northeastern Oklahoma in the NAIA championship Holiday Bowl. T h e Lumberjacks and Oakies battled it out all game up and down the field, but the most exciting play came in the fourth quarter when the Lumberjacks tried to mount a comeback in front of an 8,500-plus crowd and about 15 million more watching the game on CBS. With time running out and the Lumberjacks down 19-7, NAU drove downfield 92-yards powered by the arm of quarterback Ted Sorich to score a touchdown, but the extra point was missed. With only minutes left and the Jacks down six points, NAU's defense did everything in its power to get the ball back. But the Oakie offense was strong, and as time ran out, NAU had to settle for NAIA national runner-up. 1977 - NCAA Division II First Round Jacksonville State 35, NAU 0 Flagstaff, Ariz. In its first postseason game in 19 years the Lumberjacks were blanked at home 350 in front of a crowd of 7,584 by Jacksonville State. The Jacks, who never managed to get any points on the board, were beaten in almost every aspect of the game. Jacksonville St. more than doubled the rushing production of the Jacks and came up with 19 first downs while NAU only had 12. After scoring two touchdowns in the last four minutes of the first quarter, Jacksonville St. hit the locker room at halftime with a 21-0 lead. After scoring two more touchdowns in the third, Jacksonville St. was finally quieted in the fourth quarter with the game ending at 35-0. 1996 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round Furman 42, Northern Arizona 31 Flagstaff, Ariz. The record-setting Lumberjack football team returned to the postseason for the first time in almost 20 years and the first time as a I-AA program, dropping a 42-31 game to Furman in the first round of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. Although the Jacks statistically outscored Furman in first downs, rushing yards, passing yards and possession time, they could not manage to put enough points on the board. Northern Arizona failed to advance as the Paladins scored 21 unanswered points in the last 6:19 of the game. NAU started quickly, scoring 21

straight points to take a 21-7 halftime lead. Furman tied the game after three periods, but NAU assumed a 31-21 lead with 6:19 left. The Paladins rallied, taking the lead with 31 seconds left then sealing the win with an interception return for a TD. In his final game as a Lumberjack, Archie Amerson rushed for 206 yards and a touchdown on 30 carries, while Travis Brown threw for 260 yards. 2001 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round Sam Houston State 34, NAU 31 Huntsville, Texas Alex St. Peter’s 20-yard field goal as time expired ended Northern Arizona’s season as Sam Houston State posted a 34-31 victory in the first round of the NCAA I-AA playoffs. Sam Houston State (10-2) advances to face topseeded Montana, while the Lumberjacks complete the 2001 campaign at 8-4. St. Peter’s game-winning kick was setup by a 58-yard completion from Josh McCown to Matt Buss that put the Bearkats in scoring position. SHSU had taken possession of the ball on the 32-yard line with just 24 seconds on the clock after a NAU touchdown. NAU had tied the game on a four-yard pass play from Preston Parsons to Clarence Moore. It completed a 12-play, 73-yard drive to tie the game. Parsons finished with a career-high 338 yards and four touchdowns. Wide receivers Clarence Moore and Johnny Marshall both had career afternoons. Moore had eight catches for 153 yards with two touchdowns, while Marshall had 149 yards on six catches with a touchdown. The Bearkats led 24-14 at the half behind three rushing touchdowns in the opening 20 minutes. Sam Houston scored the opening touchdown on a two-yard run by Joe Rauls. The extra-point attempt failed. NAU then rebounded two plays later when Parsons hit Marshall on a 75-yard bomb for a 7-6 lead. The Bearkats then got a 42-field goal from Joey Price and a one-yard run by McCown to build a 17-7 lead. NAU responded with a 10-play drive to pull within three at 17-14 when Tom Winn caught a 12-yard pass from Parsons. 2003 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round Northern Arizona 35, McNeese State 3 Lake Charles, La. N o r t h e r n Arizona (9-3) upset top-ranked and top-seeded McNeese State behind freshman quarterback Jason Murrietta's five touchdown passes and a strong defensive effort en route to a 35-3 win in Lake Charles. Murrietta completed 24-for-35 passes

for 285 yards and five touchdowns, hitting nine different receivers on the night. Four different receivers caught touchdowns, including two by senior Chris Nash, who had a game-high seven receptions. Murrietta and Nash started the scoring with a nine-yard touchdown in the first quarter. The Lumberjacks added a second score on an 11-yard pass to Ramen Green for his first career touchdown and a 14-0 lead. McNeese managed its only points of the night on a 27-yard field goal from John Marino with 8:23 left in the second quarter. NAU built its lead to 21-3 on a 7-yard pass from Murrietta to Clarence Moore. The Lumberjacks held McNeese State scoreless in the second half, adding touchdowns in each quarter to complete one of the biggest first-round upsets in NCAA I-AA playoff history. It was the worst loss at home for the Cowboys since 1990. McNeese, which had been ranked No. 1 in the nation for most of the year and had appeared in last year's 1-AA championship game, completed its season at 10-2.

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2003 - NCAA Division I-AA Quarters Florida Atlantic 48, Northern Arizona 25 Flagstaff, Ariz. Jared Allen passed for 228 yards and three touchdowns and the Florida Atlantic defense - led by sophomore cornerback Willie Hughley's two big plays that led to 14 points - stymied the Northern Arizona offense through the first half as FAU, a third-year member of the Division I-AA football ranks, posted a 48-25 win over the host Lumberjacks in a quarterfinal matchup before 9,134 fans in the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome. The Owls' speed proved to be a daunting factor in the contest on the Walkup Skydome turf, both offensively and defensively. FAU forced three turnovers, including a 47-yard interception return for a touchdown by Hughley in the third quarter to make the score 27-3, then a 25-yard fumble return by Hughley that set up a three-yard TD pass from Allen to Doug Parker to make it 41-3. In the first half, the Lumberjacks' offense had a difficult time getting any momentum on any drives, as NAU was held to 127 yards and just three points at halftime as the Owls vaulted to a 24-3 lead. The Lumberjacks got offense rolling in the second half, but it was too late. NAU rolled up 267 yards of offense after halftime and scored 22 points in the fourth quarter thanks to recovering an onside kick and a 57-yard pass from receiver Clarence Moore to fellow receiver Chris Nash - off a lateral from freshman QB Jason Murrietta - that closed the scoring.

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Northern Arizona University

Northern Arizona University provides an outstanding undergraduate residential education strengthened by important research, graduate and professional programs and a responsive distance learning network delivering programs throughout Arizona. Undergraduate education that provides knowledge of the world and an ability to appreciate change, diversity and life itself is NAU's underlying core strength. Faculty and staff members are committed to the residential campus concept and to the students but also are prepared to deliver education throughout Arizona and the world either online or in new campus structures. Northern Arizona University has a student population of more than 20,000 at its main campus in Flagstaff and at sites across

the state. NAU was established in 1899 as the Northern Arizona Normal School. A close, personal interest in the development of each student as an individual has long been a trademark of the Mountain Campus. This educational experience is enhanced by an atmosphere that celebrates the diversity of opinions and cultures. The undergraduate programs at NAU cover a diverse range of disciplines, from liberal arts and the sciences to professional and career-related fields. As NAU looks to the future, it continues to develop innovative ways to provide citizens with greater access to education and strives to strengthen its teaching and service partnerships to meet the needs of a chang-

• William A. Franke, one of Arizona's most prominent business leaders, has made a $25 million contribution to Northern Arizona University's College of Business, the largest donation in the university's history. • The university has created a new College of Health and Human Services to help the university respond to the need for more health-care professionals in the state and enhance the university's participation in the developing academic medical complex in downtown Phoenix. • The Arizona Cardinals conduct training camp at NAU, which Sports Illustrated has called among the top five training camps in the NFL. • NAU's graduate physical therapy program ranks among the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. ing Arizona. Flagstaff, with a population of about 62,000, is rich in cultural diversity. Located at the base of the majestic San Francisco Peaks, Flagstaff is 140 miles north of Phoenix at the intersection of Interstate 17 and Interstate 40. With its elevation of 7,000 feet and four-season climate, Flagstaff is ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Nearby attractions include the Grand Canyon, Lowell Observatory, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, Monument Valley, Sunset Crater, Meteor Crater, and Arizona Snowbowl.

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Flagstaff, northern Arizona's largest city with a year-round population of approximately 62,000, is the home of Northern Arizona University. Surrounded by pines and aspens and sitting at the base of the 12,633-foot San Francisco Peaks, Flagstaff is in the middle of the Coconino National Forest, the largest contiguous stand of ponderosa pines in the world, at an elevation of 7,000 feet above sea level. The altitude, clean air and surrounding forest provide an unsurpassed climate year-round. Flagstaffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most attractive quality may be its four distinctive seasons. In the summer, Flagstaff is warm and comfortable, boasting an average daytime high temperature of 80 degrees and an overnight low of 47. The winters offer sunny days and beautiful snow scenes. Flagstaff has an average of 288 days of sunshine each year as well as a mild, four-season climate that offers excellent conditions for study and recreation. This college town has a friendly, small-town atmosphere combined with outstanding cultural, scientific and recreational opportunities. The variety of cultural resources includes the Flagstaff Symphony and the Festival of Native American Arts. The area's natural and cultural history is represented by such institutions as the Museum of Northern Arizona,

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the Pioneer Historical Museum and Riordan State Historical Park. Flagstaff is surrounded by incredible scenery, including the Grand Canyon National Park, Lake Powell, Meteor Crater, the Wupatki Indian ruins and the San Francisco Peaks. Within a 30-minute drive from campus are Slide Rock State Park, Oak Creek Canyon, Sunset Crater, Walnut Canyon and Lake Mary. This diverse landscape also offers an exciting array of recreational possibilities, from hiking and biking to skiing and backpacking. From rafting down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon to hiking through Sedonaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s red rock country south of Flagstaff, to experiencing the beauty of the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona, the opportunities for outdoor enjoyment are truly endless.

Population ..................................................62,000 Elevation................................................7,000 feet Avg. High Temp. Range ..............................40-85 Area Attractions.................................................... Snowbowl Ski Resort, Grand Canyon National Park, Lake Powell, Slide Rock State Park, Sunset Crater, Meteor Crater, Lowell Observatory, Oak Creek Canyon, San Francisco Peaks.

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J.L. Walkup Skydome

In 2012, the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome, one of the most unique venues in all of college athletics, celebrates its 36th year as the entertainment center for northern Arizona. The building underwent a major renovation from Dec. 2010-Sept. 9, 2011, at a cost of $26 million. The scope of the project included bringing the fire, life and safety up to code while remodeling the bathrooms, concourse, offices, suites, locker rooms and press box. The athletic training and equipment on the main floor were also remodeled and three elevators were added to the complex. Fans now enter the building to a panoramic view of the field on the East and west concourses. Capacity was reduced to 10,000 but now feature 21-inch wide chair back seating. The Skydome has been the home of NAU football, basketball and indoor track and field since 1977. Construction began in the fall of 1975, and the facility was completed in September 1977. Seating capacity for football originally was 15,000 and 7,000 for basketball. Once the largest wood-span structure of its kind in the world, the Skydome was built at a cost of more than $8 million. It covers an area of 6.2 acres, with the roof spanning more than 500 feet and rising 142 feet above the playing surface. The Skydome showcases the REALGRASS™ surface installed in the spring of 2008 by the Hellas Construction firm of Austin, Texas. The carpet, the Matrix version of the brand REALGRASS™ cost close to $1 million. The REALGRASS™ Matrix system is comprised of a monofilament spinneret yarn in two different sizes and colors. It is the same installed for the Dallas Cowboys' stadium. With the 2001 renovation to the Skydome floor, the 96,000-square foot surface was covered with Mondo. The track contains a six-lane, 300-meter non-banked loop (eight sprinting lanes) with the infield containing enough area for six NCAA-standard basketball and volleyball courts, as well as two regulation tennis courts. Track and field specific, the facility now has 12-

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Capacity ................................................10,000 Constructed................................................977 Elevation ..........................................7,000 feet First Game ....................NAU 25, Montana 24 Longest Win Streak ....................11 (1996-97) Losing Losing Streak ....................4 (1991-92) Biggest Wi ............NAU 75, W. New Mexico 0 Field Fun Facts * There is 44 oz. of yarn per square yard of REALGRASS™. * The field consists of 28 rolls that weigh 8,700 pounds each. * The project contains 23,400 pounds of fiber synthetic yarn. * The field is filled with 230,000 pounds of ground recycled rubber tires.

month training capabilities. When covered for football with artificial turf, the Skydome supports a practice pole vault pit and a long/triple jump runway, as well as a lane for sprinting and hurdles. When the turf is up, the facility can be used for intramural and camp sports, and has enough room for a varsity soccer practice. The roof was also resurfaced during the summer of 2000 and the astroturf was replaced in 2002 from a surface that was in the Tropicana Dome, the home of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, in St. Petersburg, Fla. The concourse contains offices, meeting rooms, restrooms and concession stands. Located on the dome’s floor level are fully equipped locker rooms and stateof-the-art athletic training and weight rooms. During the summer of 1997, the dome underwent a $1 million lighting renovation that further enhanced the Skydome’s lure for television cameras. Fresh air and heat come through 19 large ducts, maintaining a constant temperature of 72 degrees. The first NAU sporting event held in the Skydome was a Lumberjack win over Montana in football on a last-second field goal, 25-24. The first NAU basketball game was a 101-76 triumph over Alaska Anchorage. Special athletics events held in the Skydome include a Division II football playoff game in 1977, a Division I-AA football playoff games in 1996 and 2003, a first-

round National Invitation Tournament basketball game in 1986 and 2006, the 1987, 1997, 1998 and 2006 Big Sky Conference men’s basketball tournaments, and the 1984, 1990, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009 and 2012 Big Sky Conference indoor track and field championship meets. In 2003, comedian Jay Leno appeared at the Skydome in a special Family Weekend event. Many special events, including concerts, trade shows and high-school state tournaments are held in the Skydome each year. It also serves as training camp home of the Arizona Cardinals and Phoenix Suns. In May of 2000, the facility hosted a WNBA exhibition game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Detroit Shock. NAU is one of 11 universities to own its own domed facility. The others are Idaho, Idaho State, Minnesota, North Dakota, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, North Dakota State, South Dakota, East Tennessee State and Syracuse. Year-by-Year in the Skydome Year Record Pct. PF PA 1977* 5-1 .833 184 110 1978 5-0 1.000 148 61 1979 5-2 .714 127 92 1980 4-1 .800 142 64 1981 3-2 .600 107 97 1982 4-1 .800 126 87 1983 4-2 .667 176 139 1984 2-3 .400 123 112 1985 3-4 .429 144 161 1986 5-2 .714 179 123 1987 3-2 .600 209 130 1988 5-1 .833 189 101 1989 2-4 .333 184 196 1990 5-1 .833 202 156 1991 3-3 .500 185 166 1992 3-4 .429 138 128 1993 4-2 .667 175 137 1994 5-1 .833 219 130 1995 4-2 .667 264 55 1996* 6-1 .857 341 184 1997 5-1 .833 184 105 1998 4-2 .667 147 128 1999 2-3 .600 177 121 2000 2-4 .333 131 142 2001 4-1 .800 160 117 2002 4-1 .800 121 86 2003* 4-2 .667 214 179 2004 4-2 .667 171 166 2005 2-3 .400 135 113 2006 3-2 .600 205 126 2007 3-2 .600 166 111 2008 3-2 .600 184 104 2009 3-2 .600 196 168 2010 3-2 .600 180 88 2011 3-3 .500 188 121 35 yrs. 125-69 .644 6,021 4,391 *Includes one playoff home game

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Facilities â&#x20AC;&#x153;If you love majestic pine trees, cool afternoons and the San Francisco Peaks range of mountains overlooking the field, you need to visit this underrated spot.â&#x20AC;? - Peter King, Sports Illustated Top NFL Training Camp Sites 1. Steelers (Latrobe, Pa.) 2. Cardinals (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 3. Bills (Pittsford, N.Y.) 4. Eagles (Bethlehem, Pa.) 5. Panthers (Spartanburg, S.C.) SI.com, July 30, 2012

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University President

Dr. John Haeger John D. Haeger leads Northern Arizona University in its commitment to undergraduate education-a c o m m i t m e n t enhanced by the university's ongoing efforts in research, graduate education and distance learning. Dr. Haeger has been NAU president since November 2001 after joining the university to serve as NAU provost in June 2000. During his term as president, Dr. Haeger has guided the university to new heights in student enrollment. He also has ushered the university into its largest building boom since the 22year term of former NAU President J. Lawrence Walkup. Further, he has fully endorsed a national effort to increase institutional accountability, explaining that NAU must perform on a level that demonstrates its significance to students and to society. Among university achievements under his leadership: • Tuition guarantee. Dr. Haeger instituted a "block tuition" plan that guarantees first-time, full-time freshmen and transfer students the same tuition rate for eight semesters. • Access and affordability. NAU has partnership with 15 community col-

leges throughout the state. The initiative streamlines the credit transfer process, allowing students enrolled at partnering community colleges to save time and money by being admitted to NAU while they are earning an associate degree. • Innovation. NAU-Yavapai opened its Prescott Valley doors last fall, allowing students to earn bachelor’s degrees at about one-third the cost of a traditional, residential college experience. The savings comes from offering a limited number of degree options and using existing resources through NAU’s Flagstaff campus. The cost-saving model garnered the attention of Gov. Jan Brewer, who called it “visionary” and “an example for the entire state and the nation.” • Expansion of nursing and the health professions. The university has placed emphasis on graduating more students in nursing and developing or expanding programs in occupational therapy, athletic training and physicians assistant. • Commitment to research. President Haeger has instituted NAU's first office of Vice President for Research. In Yuma, a 12,225-squarefoot building that will provide research four-year degree opportunities. • High Country Conference Center. Dr. Haeger initiated a joint partnership between the city of Flagstaff, Drury

Hotels and Sodexo to build a 42,000square-foot conference center and an adjoining hotel and parking structure. Consultants have estimated the economic benefit to northern Arizona to be about $7 million annually. • 1899 Bar & Grill. The university has opened an upscale steakhouse in the old north union that is open to the public and complements the conference center • Largest gift in university history. The College of Business Administration was able to acquire the largest gift in university history, a $25 million donation from prominent business leader William Franke. The college was renamed The W.A. Franke College of Business. • Arizona Cardinals partnership. The Cardinals agreed to continue their training camp in Flagstaff. About $7 million will be added to the northern Arizona economy as a result. Dr. Haeger is a member Arizona Board of Education, the Governor's P20 Council, the board of directors of the Translational Genomics Research Institute, is former chair of the United Way of Northern Arizona board, serves as commissioner for the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, and is past chair of the Council of Presidents of the Big Sky Conference.

All-Time Academic All-Big Sky Jim Anders ....................................1979 Gene Andrews ........................1982, 83 James Arellanes ............................1993 Jerry Avery ....................................1991 Joe Ayers ......................................1986 Ben Bachelier ....................2009, 10, 11 Chris Baniszewski ............1987, 88, 89 Todd Barnhart................................1986 Michael Battisti ........................2008, 10 Sean Battle....................................1993 Zach Bauman ..............................2010 James Bear ..................................1983 Terry Belden ......................1991, 92, 93 Bryant Berge ................................1999 Brian Bingham ..............................2000 Gary Bladow............................1992, 93 Blair Boynton ..........................2005, 07 Travis Brown..................................1997 Brian Buzzard................................2003 Steve Caparella ............................1983 Allan Clark ....................................1978 Tony Conrad ..................................1990 Michael Cooper ............................1988 David Couture ..................1994, 95, 97 Scott Craig ..............................1991, 92 Jake Crissup ..............1996, 97, 98, 99 Tony Cullen....................................1986 Mike Czyz....................2008, 09, 10, 11 Eric Damko..................1998, 99, 00, 01 Jeremy Dang ................................2011 Brent Daniels ..............2000, 01, 02, 03 Seth Darst ........................1995, 96, 97 Jerry Davis ....................................1983 Nathan Dedic ..........................2006, 07 Robbie Dehaze........................2007, 08 Mark Deniz ....................................1994 Thomas Dolan ..............................1998 Mike Dosen ..................................2011

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Darren Dudgeon......................1988, 90 John Earl ................................1985, 86 Drew Emanuel........................2010, 11 John Enslow ..................................1980 Paul Ernster ................2001, 02, 03, 04 Todd Evangelist ............................1990 Patrick Finkbone......................2001, 03 Shawn Fitzpatrick........2005, 06, 07, 09 Stevan Fontana ......................1998, 99 Durant Fowler................................1993 Ken Fraser ....................................1979 Eric Freund....................................1995 Mark Gappa ..................................1990 Trevor Gates..................................2008 Gregg Gerkin ..........................1979, 80 Steve Gomez ....................2000, 01, 02 Jeff Gonter ....................................1982 Mark Gould..................2000, 01, 02, 04 Justin Grimm ..........................2004, 05 Ian Gunderman ............................2001 Austin Hasquet ............................2011 Vince Henman ........................2003, 04 Michael Herrick..............................2009 Jake Hess ....................................2011 Mason Hess ................1992, 93, 94, 95 Ed Hightower ................................1978 Drew Hoffman................................2007 Josh Housman ..............................1996 Charles Hrabowy ..........................1991 Mark Jagodzinski ..........................1996 Matt Johnson ....................1994, 95, 96 Scott Johnson................................1987 Tom Johnson ..........................1989, 90 Cedric Jones ................................1996 Taylor Julio ....................................2009 Harry Kaminski..................1983, 84, 85 Ted Kawulok ..................................1978 Malachi Keddington ................1998, 01

Randy Kirschman ....................2003, 04 Kevin Kolkman ..................1994, 95, 96 Quinton Larson..............................2006 Greg Laybourn ..............................2004 Mike Lemos ..................................1996 Brad Little ......................................1985 Joe Lyman ..............................2006, 07 Kevin Magarum ............................1982 Austin Martin ..........................2005, 06 James Martin ................................1997 Brian Martinez ..............................1991 Tyler McDonnell ......................1996, 97 Scott McKeever ............................2007 Richard Middleton ........................2007 Ron Mitchell ............................1979, 80 Lance Moore ..........................1997, 98 Dan Moran ....................................1983 Alex Mott..................................2010, 11 Don Mower ..............................1979, 80 Jason Murrietta..............................2006 Christopher Muti ............................1993 Salvador Nava ............1987, 88, 89, 90 Timothy O’Leary ............................1993 Don Ott ..........................................1988 Chris Parish ............................1991, 92 Dusty Peace ............................2000, 01 Dan Pela......................2008, 09, 10, 11 Jake Petersen ..............................1997 Ben Petrucci ............................1993, 94 Nick Petrucci ................................1996 Mana Purdy ............................2010, 11 Nick Ragland-Johnsen ......2008, 09, 10 Jeff Randle-El..........................1984, 85 Matt Raivio ....................................2003 Tevin Ray ......................................2011 Tautua Reed ..................................2004 Erin Reeder ............................1991, 92 R.J. Rickert ..................................2011

Steve Robertson............................1983 Gerald Robinson ..........................1990 Frank Romano ..............................1993 Jake Sanders ................................2003 Mike Sands....................................2002 Lamont Shedrick ....................1989, 90 Dick Shumway ..............................1981 Jeff Singleton ..........................2004, 05 Beau Smith..............................1992, 93 Fred Smith ....................................1980 Sean Sovacool ..............................2004 Gibbons St. Paul............................1997 Rayna Stewart ..................1993, 94, 95 Sonny Stidham ........................1991, 92 Scott Strini ..............................1992, 93 Ryan Thornton ..............................2000 Micah Van Hilson ..........................2006 Nels Van Peursem ........................2002 D.J. Wade......................................2005 Bobby Walish ..........................2007, 08 Dejzon Walker ..............................2011 Pat Walsh ..........................2000, 01, 03 Tee Ward ......................................1982 Robert Watson ............................2011 Jason Webb ................2002, 03, 04, 05 Josh Wells ....................................1999 Christopher West ....................1993, 94 Jeff Wheeler ..................................2003 Clint Womack ................................2002 Jud Wood ................................1995, 96 Reid Worthington ....................2009, 10 Greg Wyatt ..................1986, 87, 88, 89 Nick Yerton ....................................2001 Kris Yonker ..............................1983, 84 Max Zemezonak............................2010 Active players in BOLD

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Academics in the athletics department have taken on a new meaning at Northern Arizona University. The academic services are under the direction of assistant athletic director Pam Lowie and offer numerous programs to help the student-athletes throughout their academic careers. The results have been impressive. During the spring semester of 2012, NAU student-athletes achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.15, the 28th semester with a cumulative GPA above 3.0 in the last 15 years (30 semesters). During the 2011-12 academic year, the Lumberjacks garnered 174 Golden Eagle Awards and 49 student-athletes took part in spring commencement ceremonies on the NAU campus and were commissioned degrees as part of the Class of 2012. The Lumberjacks placed a schoolrecord 14 players on the 2011 Big Sky All-Academic team and had 39 earn Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete awards for posting a 3.0 or better cumulative or semester GPA.

Academic Success

Academics

The football program had eight graduates in the fall of 2011.

Thirty-nine football student-athletes earned Goldenâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Eagle Scholar-Athlete honors in 2012.

Ben Bachelier (left) was named and Academic All-American in 2011 and received the pretigious Gold Axe Award.

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