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N E VA DA F O O T B A L L

2016 MEDIA GUIDE

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opponent information

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Mountain West

alphabetical & numerical roster

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DEPTH CHART

honors candidates

16-27

player profiles

30-52

head coach brian polian

54-56

assistant coaches

58-68

support staff

69-70

2015 statistics

72-81

2015 game recaps

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record book

98-110

BOWL RECORD BOOK

112-114

all-time lettermen

116-122

team history

124-142

postseason history

144-155

CREDITS The 2016 Nevada football bowl guide was prepared by the Wolf Pack Athletics Communications office, with editorial contributions by Chad Hartley, Jack Kuestermeyer, Katie Rihn and Nick Beaton, as well as all previous SIDs and interns of the Nevada Media Services Office. Special thanks to Brady Johnson and Peter Long for their contributions to this guide. Photography contributions by John Byrne; Mark Rauh, Silver and Blue Sports; and Claudia Ortega-Lukas, Jean Dixon, Eric Asistin, David Calvert, Crista Hecht, Jeff Ross, Matt Theilen and Beth Cohen, University of Nevada Marketing.

COACHES & STAFF

MEDIA INFORMATION

STATISTICS

RECORD BOOK

QUICK FACTS

Table of Contents

PLAYERS

TEAM INFO

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Table of Contents

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SPECIAL THANKS Claudia Ortega-Lukas, and Brandon Stewart, University of Nevada Electronics; Javan Hedlund, Mountain West Conference; The Reno/Sparks Convention Visitors Authority for photos of the Reno/Lake Tahoe area.

HISTORY

All text and photo content is property of or licensed to the University of Nevada and Nevada Athletics. These materials can not be reproduced without permission from the Nevada Athletics. This guide was first printed in July, 2016.

2015 results

2016 SCHEDULE

DATE........ OPPONENT............ Location........................result................ record

DATE........ OPPONENT............ Location........................TIME (pt)............ TV

Sept. 3....... UC Davis.................... Reno, Nev............................ W, 31-17................. 1-0

Sept. 2....... Cal Poly...................... Reno, Nev............................ 6:30 p.m. ............... MWN

Sept. 12..... Arizona...................... Reno, Nev............................ L, 44-20.................. 1-1

Sept. 10..... at Notre Dame........... South Bend, Ind................... 12:30 p.m............... NBC

Sept. 19..... at Texas A&M............. College Station, Texas.......... L, 44-27.................. 1-2

Sept. 17..... Buffalo...................... Reno, Nev............................ 6 p.m...................... MWN

Sept. 26..... at Buffalo.................. Buffalo, N.Y.......................... W, 24-21................. 2-2

Sept. 24..... at Purdue................... West Lafayette, Ind.............. TBA......................... TBA

Oct. 3........ UNLV*....................... Reno, Nev............................ L, 23-17.................. 2-3, 0-1

Oct. 1........ at Hawai’i*................ Honolulu, Hawai’i................ 9 p.m...................... MWN/OTW

Oct. 10...... New Mexico*............. Reno, Nev............................ W, 35-17................. 3-3, 1-1

Oct. 8........ Fresno State*............. Reno, Nev............................ TBA......................... ESPN^

Oct. 17...... at Wyoming*............. Laramie, Wyo....................... L, 28-21.................. 3-4, 1-2

Oct. 15...... at San Jose State*...... San Jose, Calif...................... 7:30 p.m................. CBS Sports

Oct. 24...... Hawaii*#................... Reno, Nev............................ W, 30-20................. 4-4, 2-2

Oct. 22...... Wyoming*................. Reno, Nev............................ TBA......................... ESPN^

Nov. 5........ at Fresno State*......... Fresno, Calif......................... W, 30-16................. 5-4, 3-2

Nov. 5........ at New Mexico*......... Albuquerque, N.M............... TBA......................... ESPN^

Nov. 14...... San Jose State*.......... Reno, Nev............................ W, 37-34 (OT)......... 6-4, 4-2

Nov. 12...... San Diego State*....... Reno, Nev............................ 7:30 p.m................. CBS Sports

Nov. 21...... at Utah State*........... Logan, Utah......................... L, 31-17.................. 6-5, 4-3

Nov. 19...... Utah State*............... Reno, Nev............................ TBA......................... ESPN^

Nov. 28...... at San Diego State*...... San Diego, Calif.................... L, 31-14.................. 6-6, 4-4

Nov. 26...... at UNLV*................... Las Vegas, Nev..................... TBA......................... ESPN^

Dec. 29........ vs. Colorado State^.......Tucson, Ariz...............................W, 28-23.................... 7-6 # – Homecoming * – Mountain West game ^ - NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl (Arizona Stadium; Tucson, Ariz.)

* – Mountain West game # – Homecoming

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

* – Includes previous tenure at Nevada.

STATISTICS

sUPPORT STAFF Director of Football Administration David Fox Director of Football and Recruiting Operations Doug Lichtenberger Coordinator of Recruiting Operations Brad Rogers Graduate Assistants (Offense) Jeff Nady/Alec Drudi Graduate Assistants (Defense) John Landwehr/Jody Owens Quality Control Beau Worpell/Zach Coleman Director of Strength & Conditioning Matt Eck Athletic Trainer Ben Anguish Team Physician Dr. Tony Islas Academic Advisor Andrew Caudill Senior Assoc. AD, Intercollegiate Services Brian Barrio Equipment Coordinator Damien Garnett/Andrew Stern Video Coordinator Adam Raymond Football Secretary Lindsey Wentker

football coaching staff Head Coach Brian Polian Alma Mater, Year John Carroll, 1997; Baylor, 2000 Record at School 18-20/Three Seasons Football Office Phone (775) 784-6891 Best Time to Contact Polian Contact SID Assistant Coaches Name, Years at Nevada Alma Mater, Year Associate Head Coach/WRs Lester Erb, fourth season Bucknell, 1991 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Tim Cramsey, first season New Hampshire, 1998 Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Scott Boone, third season Wabash, 1981 Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Bill Teerlinck, fourth season Chadron State, 2002 Recruiting Coordinator/Safeties Mike Bradeson, 13th season* Boise State, 1981 Special Teams Coordinator/RBs Marc Nudelberg, first season Florida State, 2009 Offensive Line Jonathan Himebuach, first season USC, 1998 TEs/Asst. O-Line Cheston Blackshear, third season Florida, 2000 CBs Ricky Thomas, fourth season Alabama, 1987

RECORD BOOK

football INFORMATION 2015 Record 7-6 Overall, 4-4 (T2nd, MW - West) Basic Offense; Defense Spread Pistol, 4-3 Starters Returning (Off/Def/Kickers) 16 (9/5/2) Lettermen Returning (Off/Def/Kickers) 38 (18/18/2) First Year of Football 1896 All-Time Record 535-467-33 All-TIme Division I Record 159-133 All-Time Mountain West Record 15-17 Bowl Appearances (Record) 15 (5-10) Last Bowl Appearance (Result) NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl (W, 28-23)

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Chad Hartley, primary football contact [emailprotected] Associate AD/Marketing and Communications Office Phone/Cell Phone (775) 682-6982/ (775) 229-5513 Twitter @Chad_Hartley Mailing Address Legacy Hall/Mail Stop 232, Reno, NV 89557

HISTORY

GENERAL INFORMATION Location Reno, Nev. 89557 Reno/Sparks Metro Area Population 425,417 Enrollment 21,000 Nickname; School Colors Wolf Pack; Navy Blue and Silver Home Stadium (Capacity, Surface) Mackay (TBD, FieldTurf ) Conference Mountain West President Dr. Marc Johnson Athletics Director Doug Knuth Bachelor’s UConn, 1994; Master’s, Ohio, 1998, Northwood (MBA), 2002 Athletic Dept. Phone (775) 784-6900 Ticket Office Phone (775) 348-PACK Press Box Phone (775) 784-6545 Athletics Website www.nevadawolfpack.com

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Quick Facts

^ – Game will be televised on an ESPN-owned network.

Media Information

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Credentials Requests for season and single-game credentials and parking should be faxed or mailed on official letterhead to the Nevada Media Services Office (fax: 775-784-4497) at least 48 hours prior to the event. Space is limited in many of our venues, so credentials will be issued to full-time, salaried journalists from outlets that cover the University of Nevada regularly and substantially or to representatives who regularly and customarily perform services for that outlet. Assigned press box seating for credentialed media is limited and priority is granted to media entities that cover the University of Nevada and to visiting media members. Seating will be assigned on the following basis: (1) originating radio and television personnel involved in a live broadcast, (2) daily newspapers, wire services, and regional and national publications, (3) non-originating radio and television personnel, (4) officially recognized student publications and electronic media outlets and (5) non-daily newspapers and other publications. Due to limited space, credentials will generally not be issued to freelance or amateur writers or photographers without a specific assignment received in writing by the assigning organization. Requests from these individuals will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and granted on a game-by-game basis when space is available at the discretion of the Nevada Media Services Office. Credentials are not transferable and should only be used by media members with a legitimate working function. Non-working individuals from a media outlet, children, spouses, friends, etc., will not be permitted in the media areas. Violation of this policy will result in immediate revocation of credentials.

COACHES & STAFF

MEDIA ENTRANCE Media entrance to the Mackay Stadium press box, located on the second level of the sky building on the West side of the stadium, is made via the elevator on the ground floor at the very back and West side of the sky building or via stairways on the North and South ends of the sky building.

RECORD BOOK

Interview Policy All interview arrangements must be made through the Nevada Media Services office. Please check with the media services office for any changes to the weekly schedule, including practice times. Student-athletes are generally not available for telephone interviews unless pre-arranged through the Nevada Media Services office. Coach Brian Polian and selected student-athletes will be available on a weekly basis at a press conference on Tuesdays, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Requests for student-athletes for the press conference must be submitted no later than 3 p.m. on Mondays to the Nevada Media Services office. Generally, the Nevada Media Services office will live-stream the Tuesday press conference via the Mountain West Network and archives will be available shortly after the conclusion of the press conference. For information on receiving a copy of those interviews directly, contact JD Jerome, Digital Media Coordinator (jjerome@unr. edu).

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STATISTICS

MEDIA PARKING Season parking passes will be assigned for media covering the Wolf Pack on a regular basis. Requests for single-game parking for visiting media and visiting teams should be made as early as possible as parking is limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Media parking is located in the West Stadium Parking Complex, which is directly west of Mackay Stadium. The garage can be accessed from Virginia Street. Overflow media parking is behind Lombardi Recreation Building (permit required), which can be accessed from Evans Avenue on the east side of campus.

CollegePressBox.Com Collegepressbox.com is the official media website for Division I football. Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, statistics,

media guides, headshots, logos and more for each conference and its member schools. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to: [emailprotected]. Weekly Radio Show Brian Polian’s weekly radio show with Ryan Radtke will run on Wednesday evenings from 7-8 p.m. It is available in Northern Nevada on ESPN Radio 94.5 and an archive will be posted on the Mountain West Network within 24 hours. In addition to Polian, Radtke will interview assistant coaches and players on the show. Postgame Interviews In general, no coaches or student-athletes are available to media on the field or en route to the locker room, with the exception of the live, originating television broadcast if pre-arranged. Nevada’s locker room is closed to the media. Interview requests should be submitted to Chad Hartley of the Nevada Media Services office no later than the five-minute mark of the fourth quarter. Assistant coaches are not available after games. Generally, the Nevada Media Services office will live-stream the post-game press conference via the Mountain West Network and archives will be available shortly after the conclusion of the press conference. For information on receiving a copy of those interviews directly, contact JD Jerome, Digital Media Coordinator, at [emailprotected]. Home games: Postgame interviews will be conducted in the Peteresen Athletic Academic Center (which will also serve as a photographer work area during games). Coach Polian will be available to media after the NCAA’s 10-minute cooling off period, followed by selected studentathletes. Road games: Polian and selected student-athletes will be available outside the visiting locker room or in the designated visiting media interview area after the cooling off period. Media Work Area The Paul R. Stuart Press Box in Mackay Stadium has wireless, ethernet and phone lines available during the game and up to one and half hours after the conclusion of each game. The postgame interview area at the Petersen Athletic Academic Center is similarly equipped. Media may work in either location but are asked to work in the Peteresen location if working more than 90 minutes postgame. The Mackay press box will also serve as a game and media operations location post-game so the Petersen location will likely be a quieter work environment after the conclusion of the press conference. For the complete policies, procedures and services of the Nevada Media Services Office, please call (775) 682-6982.

Media Information

nevada MEDIA SERVICES Chad Hartley Associate AD (775) 682 -6982 [emailprotected]

Jack Kuestermeyer Assistant Director (775) 682-6984 [emailprotected]

Katie Rihn Assistant Director (775) 682 -6963 [emailprotected]

Sheneé Sanchez Multimedia Specialist (775) 682 -6914 [emailprotected]

JD Jerome Digital Specialist (775)682-6953 [emailprotected]

Nick Beaton Graduate Assistant (775) 683-9438 [emailprotected]

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NevadaWolfPack.TV is the Wolf Pack’s in-house streaming network and the premier destination for fans looking for Nevada Wolf Pack athletics video content. In the 2014-2015 athletic year, NevadaWolfPack.TV produced more than 100 on-demand video features and streamed 158 live events. Fans can see all the Wolf Pack action by visiting www.NevadaWolfPack. TV. By working with all 11 institutions, The Mountain West Network powered by Campus Insiders streamed over 1,900 live events during the 2015-16 academic year. Fans can see the action from all the schools in the conference by downloading the Mountain West app on your phone or tablet or by visiting CampusInsiders.com. For the latest news, streaming links, postgame highlights, press conferences, photos, GIFs and more follow @WolfPack_TV on Twitter.

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NEVADAWOLFPACK.TV

HISTORY

The Wolf Pack Radio Network will carry every minute of Nevada football action again this season, from the opening kickoff until the final seconds tick off the scoreboard in another bowl game. The Wolf Pack Radio Network is owned and operated by Wolf Pack Sports Properties, a division of Learfield Sports and Seismic Events, manages the marketing, media and promotional rights of the athletics department. In addition to managing rights for more than 40 collegiate properties, Learfield Sports also manages the marketing partnerships for the Black Coaches & Administrators (BCA) and provides exclusive sports programming to more than 1,000 radio stations nationwide. The broadcast team for football games on the Wolf Pack Radio Network is made up of Ryan Radtke, Kevin Grimes and Don Marchand on the 90-minute pre-game show. Radtke is in his 10th season as the play-by-play man for the Wolf Pack. He came to Nevada after a decade at the University of Arizona Radio Network, where he handled pre-game, halftime and post-game shows for football and basketball and was also the secondary play-by-play voice for the Wildcats. For the past 11 seasons, Radtke has been calling Triple-A baseball. The first three for the Tucson Sidewinders Analyst and former Pack player Kevin Grimes (left) alongside the voice of Wolf Pack and last few years for the same franchise in Reno, the Reno football, Ryan Radtke (right). Aces. Radtke will handle the play-by-play duties for Wolf Pack football and men’s basketball. He will also host the weekly coaches’ radio shows for those sports. The analyst for Wolf Pack football games is former standout Kevin Grimes, who enters his second season with the Wolf Pack Radio Network. Grimes was a four-year letter winner for Nevada and a member of the 13-win 2010 team. Grimes played in 52 career games at Nevada with 179 tackles, leading the team to four straight bowl games. Marchand is a familiar voice in Northern Nevada as he’s called Wolf Pack games for more than 20 years during his career. He will engineer the football broadcasts in addition to his role as the voice of women’s basketball and Wolf Pack baseball. “We are delighted to be able to put together such a talented and experienced broadcast team. Wolf Pack fans will really enjoy the enthusiasm, professionalism and excitement that this team will bring to our radio and television broadcasts,” Nevada Deputy Athletics Director Rory Hickok said. The Wolf Pack Coaches Show will be broadcast live at 7 p.m. on ESPN Radio 94.5 FM in Northern Nevada alongside KPLY 630 AM. A replay will be available the following day on NevadaWolfPack.TV, the Wolf Pack’s home on the Mountain West Network. The show can also be heard live on KUUB 94.3 FM in Carson City. Head coach Brian Polian will join Radtke for the hour-long show each week. Coach Polian will recap the Wolf Pack’s previous game and look ahead to the next opponent. The show, now in its seventh season, will also feature interviews with Wolf Pack assistant coaches and student-athletes.

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Opponent Information

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GAME 1 • Cal Poly at Nevada • Sept. 2 School Facts Team..................................................................Cal Poly Nickname.................................................... Mustangs School....................................California Polytechnic ........................................................... State University Founded.................................................................1901 Location................................San Luis Obispo, Calif. Enrollment......................................................... 20,944 Div./Conference............. FCS/Big Sky Conference Stadium (Capacity).. Alex G. Spanos Stadium (11,075) President................................Dr. Jeffrey Armstrong Athletics Director.........................Donald J. Oberhelman

GAME 2 • Nevada at Notre Dame • Sept. 10 School Facts Team..........................................................Notre Dame Nickname............................................. Fighting Irish School.............................University of Notre Dame Founded.................................................................1842 Location......................................... Notre Dame, Ind. Enrollment......................................................... 12,126 Div./Conference......................... FBS, Independent Stadium (Capacity)...Notre Dame Stadium (80,795) President.......................Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. Athletics Director.............................. Jack Swarbick

GAME 3 • Buffalo at Nevada • Sept. 17 School Facts Team....................................................................Buffalo Nickname.............................................................. Bulls School........State University of New York at Buffalo Founded.................................................................1846 Location................................................... Buffalo, N.Y. Enrollment......................................................... 29,850 Div./Conference....................... FBS, Mid-American Stadium (Capacity).............. UB Stadium (29,013) President.........................................Satish K. Tripathi Athletics Director................................Allen Greene

Squad Information Offense...............................................................Spread Defense.................................................4-3 (multiple) 2015 Record...........................................................10-3 2015 Conf. Record, Finish.....................................NA 2015 Bowl Game.............................. Fiesta Bowl (L) Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 43/23 Starters returning/lost........................................8/14

Squad Information Offense............................................................ Multiple Defense..................................................................... 4-3 2015 Record............................................................. 5-7 2015 Conf. Record, Finish....... 3-5, 4th (East Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 49/17 Starters returning/lost..................................... 14/10

Coach Information Head Coach................................................Brian Kelly Alma Mater, Year........................Assumption, 1983 School Record............................. 55-23 (6 seasons) Career Record......................226-80-2 (25 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach......................................... Lance Leipold Alma Mater, Year....Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1987 School Record.............................. 5-7 (One season) Career Record............................ 114-13 (9 seasons)

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall..................................Notre Dame leads, 1-0 Last Meeting.......................... Sept. 5, 2009; L, 35-0

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall...........................................Nevada leads, 2-0 Last Meeting....................Sept. 26, 2015; W, 24-21

Athletics Communications Football Contact............................ Michael Bertsch E-Mail............................................bertsch.3@nd.edu Office Phone.....................................(574) 631-8642 Athletics Website.......................................UND.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact.........................................Jon Fuller E-Mail....................................... [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(716) 645-6762 Athletics Website.................................UBBulls.com

GAME 4 • Nevada at Purdue • Sept. 24 School Facts Team................................................................... Purdue Nickname..............................................Boilermakers School.......................................... Purdue University Founded.................................................................1869 Location.................................... West Lafayette, Ind. Enrollment......................................................... 38,770 Conference....................................................... Big Ten Stadium (Capacity)....Ross-Ade Stadium (57,236) President................................ Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. Athletics Director..........................Morgan J. Burke

GAME 5 • Nevada at Hawai’i • Oct. 1 School Facts Team................................................................... Hawai’i Nickname.....................................Rainbow Warriors School...................................... University of Hawai’i Founded.................................................................1907 Location........................................Honolulu, Hawai’i Enrollment......................................................... 20,000 Conference........................................Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)........ Aloha Stadium (50,000) President.............................................. David Lassner Athletics Director........................David A.K. Matlin

GAME 6 • Fresno State at Nevada • Oct. 8 School Facts Team......................................................... Fresno State Nickname...................................................... Bulldogs School............ California State University, Fresno Founded.................................................................1911 Location..................................................Fresno, Calif. Enrollment......................................................... 23,060 Conference........................................Mountain West Stadium (Capacity).....Bulldog Stadium (41,031) President.................................... Dr. Joseph I. Castro Athletics Director.....................................Jim Bartko

Squad Information Offense............................................................ Multiple Defense........................................................... Multiple 2015 Record...........................................................2-10 2015 Conf. Record, Finish..... 1-7, 7th (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 46/23 Starters returning/lost........................................19/6

Squad Information Offense............................................................ Multiple Defense..................................................................... 4-3 2015 Record...........................................................3-10 2015 Conf. Record, Finish..... 0-8, 6th (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 45/24 Starters returning/lost........................................17/8

Squad Information Offense...............................................................Spread Defense....................................................Multiple 3-4 2015 Record............................................................. 3-9 2015 Conf. Record, Finish..2-6, T-4th (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 32/21 Starters returning/lost..................................... 13/12

Coach Information Head Coach.......................................... Darrell Hazell Alma Mater, Year........ Muskingum College, 1986 School Record................................4-20 (2 seasons) Career Record.............................. 20-30 (4 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach, Season.........................Nick Rolovich Alma Mater, Year..................................Hawai’i, 2004 School Record.................................0-0 (1st season) Career Record..................................0-0 (1st season)

Coach Information Head Coach..........................................Tim DeRuyter Alma Mater, Year.............................. Air Force, 1985 School Record............................. 29-23 (4 seasons) Career Record.............................. 29-23 (4 seasons)

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall....................................................................... 0-0 Last Meeting.............................................................NA

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall........................................ Nevada leads, 12-8 Last Meeting......................Oct. 24, 2015; W, 30-20

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall.........................Fresno State leads, 27-19-1 Last Meeting........................Nov. 5, 2015; W, 30-16

Athletics Communications Football Contact.................................... Matt Rector E-Mail......................................... [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(765) 494-3196 Athletics Website.....................PurdueSports.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact................................Derek Inouchi [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(808) 956-7506 Athletics Website................. HawaiiAthletics.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact.......................................Jason Clay E-Mail..................................... [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(559) 278-6577 Athletics Website.........................GoBulldogs.com

Squad Information Offense....................................Spread Triple Option Defense..................................................................... 3-4 2015 Record............................................................. 4-7 2015 Conf. Record, Finish........................ 3-5, T-8th 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letterwinners returning/lost........................ 50/18 Starters returning/lost..................................... 14/13 Coach Information Head Coach................................................ Tim Walsh Alma Mater, Year.......................UC Riverside, 1977 School Record............................. 43-37 (7 seasons) Career Record....................... 160-119 (25 seasons) Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall...........................................Nevada leads, 6-3 Last Meeting........................Nov. 14, 1998; W, 63-0 Athletics Communications Football Contact.................................... Eric Burdick [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(805) 756-6550 Athletics Website..................................GoPoly.com

Coach Information Head Coach..........................................Ron Caragher Alma Mater, Year.....................................UCLA, 1990 School Record............................. 15-22 (3 seasons) Career Record.............................. 59-44 (9 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach................................................ Craig Bohl Alma Mater, Year............................. Nebraska, 1982 School Record...................................4--8 (1 season) Career Record..........................108-40 (12 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach................................................ Bob Davie Alma Mater, Year....................... Youngstown State School Record............................. 18-32 (4 seasons) Career Record.............................. 53-57 (9 seasons)

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall.................................... Nevada leads, 19-8-2 Last Meeting............Nov. 14, 2015; W, 37-34 (OT)

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall.............................................................Tied, 3-3 Last Meeting....................... Oct. 17, 2015; L, 28-21

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall.......................................Nevada leads, 3-2-1 Last Meeting......................Oct. 10, 2015; W, 35-17

Athletics Communications Football Contact................................ Lawrence Fan [emailprotected] Office Phone...................................... (408) 9241217 Athletics Website.....................SJSUSpartans.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact.................................... Tim Harkins E-Mail..................................................(307) 766-2256 Office Phone........................... [emailprotected] Athletics Website................................. GoWyo.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact.......................Frank Mercogliano E-Mail........................................ [emailprotected]) Office Phone.....................................(505) 410-4844 Athletics Website.............................. GoLobos.com

GAME 10 • SDSU at Nevada • Nov. 12 School Facts Team.................................................. San Diego State Nickname...........................................................Aztecs School.......................... San Diego State University Founded.................................................................1897 Location...........................................San Diego, Calif. Enrollment......................................................... 33,726 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)......... Qualcomm Stadium (70,561) President.....................................Dr. Elliot Hirshman Athletics Director........................................Jim Sterk

GAME 12 • Utah State at Nevada • Nov. 19 School Facts Team.............................................................Utah State Nickname.......................................................... Aggies School.....................................Utah State University Founded.................................................................1888 Location...................................................Logan, Utah Enrollment......................................................... 28,662 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)................Maverik Stadium (25,513) President....................................Dr. Stan L. Albrecht Athletics Director.............................. John Hartwell

GAME 12 • UNLV at Nevada • Nov. 26 School Facts Team.......................................................................UNLV Nickname.......................................................... Rebels School.................University of Nevada-Las Vegas Founded.................................................................1957 Location.............................................Las Vegas, Nev. Enrollment......................................................... 29,000 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)............Sam Boyd Stadium (35,500) President.................................................... Len Jessup Athletics Director................. Tina Kunzer-Murphy

Squad Information Offense...........................................................Pro-Style Defense................................................................. 3-3-5 2015 Record...........................................................11-3 2015 Conf. Record, Finish...... 8-0, 1st (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game......................... Hawai’i Bowl (W) Letter winners returning/lost....................... 44/17 Starters returning/lost........................................14/8

Squad Information Offense............................................................ Multiple Defense........................................................... Multiple 2015 Record............................................................. 6-7 2015 Conf. Record, Finish....5-3, T-2nd (Mountain) 2015 Bowl Game...Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (L) Letter winners returning/lost....................... 38/23 Starters returning/lost..................................... 12/14

Squad Information Offense...........................................................Pro-Style Defense..................................................................... 4-3 2015 Record............................................................. 3-9 2015 Conf. Record, Finish..2-6, T-4th (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letter winners returning/lost....................... 41/33 Starters returning/lost..................................... 13/11

Coach Information Head Coach..............................................Rocky Long Alma Mater, Year........................New Mexico, 1974 School Record............................. 43-23 (5 seasons) Career Record..........................108-92 (16 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach................................................ Matt Wells Alma Mater, Year........................... Utah State, 1996 School Record............................. 25-16 (3 seasons) Career Record.............................. 25-16 (3 seasons)

Coach Information Head Coach..........................................Tony Sanchez Alma Mater, Year............ New Mexico State, 1994 School Record.................................... 3-9 (1 season) Career Record..................................... 3-9 (1 season)

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall...............................................SDSU leads, 5-3 Last Meeting.......................Nov. 28, 2015; L, 31-14

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall........................................ Nevada leads, 17-6 Last Meeting.......................Nov. 21, 2015; L, 31-17

Series History (Nevada W-L) Overall......................................Nevada leads, 24-17 Last Meeting..........................Oct. 3, 2015; L, 23-17

Athletics Communications Football Contact.........................................Mike May E-Mail..................................... [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(619) 594-3023 Athletics Website............................. GoAztecs.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact.............................. Doug Hoffman [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(435) 797-3713 Athletics Website...............UtahStateAggies.com

Athletics Communications Football Contact........................... Mark Wallington E-Mail.......................... [emailprotected] Office Phone.....................................(702) 895-4472 Athletics Website........................ UNLVRebels.com

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Squad Information Offense...................................................Pistol Option Defense................................................................. 3-3-5 2015 Record............................................................. 7-6 2015 Conf. Record, Finish.....5-3, T-2nd (Mountain) 2015 Bowl Game`................ New Mexico Bowl (L) Letter winners returning/lost....................... 43/20 Starters returning/lost..................................... 16/10

PLAYERS

Squad Information Offense...........................................................Pro-Style Defense.................................................Tampa 2 (4-3) 2015 Record...........................................................2-10 2015 Conf. Record, Finish..... 2-6, 5th (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.....................................................NA Letter winners returning/lost....................... 47/17 Starters returning/lost........................................18/6

COACHES & STAFF

Squad Information Offense............................................................ Multiple Defense..................................................................... 4-3 2015 Record............................................................. 6-7 2015 Conf. Record, Finish.....4-4, T-2nd (West Div.) 2015 Bowl Game.......... AutoNation Cure Bowl (W) Letter winners returning/lost....................... 36/22 Starters returning/lost........................................17/8

STATISTICS

GAME 9 • Nevada at New Mexico • Nov. 5 School Facts Team......................................................... New Mexico Nickname............................................................Lobos School............................ University of New Mexico Founded.................................................................1889 Location..................................... Albuquerque, N.M. Enrollment......................................................... 27,535 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)........... University Stadium (39,224) President.................................... Dr. Robert G. Frank Athletics Director.....................................Paul Krebs

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GAME 8 • Wyoming at Nevada • Oct. 22 School Facts Team.............................................................. Wyoming Nickname..................................................... Cowboys School..................................University of Wyoming Founded.................................................................1886 Location............................................... Laramie, Wyo. Enrollment......................................................... 13,929 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity)....War Memorial Stadium (29,181) President....................................... Dr. Laurie Nichols Athletics Director................................ Tom Burman

HISTORY

GAME 7 • Nevada at SJSU • Oct. 15 School Facts Team..................................................... San Jose State Nickname...................................................... Spartans School............................. San Jose State University Founded.................................................................1857 Location.............................................. San Jose, Calif. Enrollment......................................................... 32,471 Div./Conference......................FBS/Mountain West Stadium (Capacity).... Spartan Stadium (32,471) President......................................... Dr. Susan Martin Athletics Director.......................... Gene Bleymaier

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Opponent Information

Mountain West

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

2016-17 MOUNTAIN WESt BIOGRAPHY THIS IS THE MOUNTAIN WEST From its inception in 1999, the Mountain West has been committed to excellence in intercollegiate athletics, while promoting the academic missions of its member institutions. Progressive in its approach, the MW continues to cultivate opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the highest level, while fostering academic achievement and sportsmanship. Now in its 18th year, the MW has been assertive in its involvement with the NCAA governance structure and has taken a leadership role in the overall administration of intercollegiate athletics. The Mountain West has marked several achievements during its first 17 years, most notably becoming the first to establish a sports television network dedicated solely to an intercollegiate athletic conference (The Mtn.). The Mountain West also was the first to experiment with the coaches’ challenge in the college football instant replay system, and was the first non-automatic-qualifying BCS conference to participate in four BCS bowl games, winning three. In the inaugural year of the new College Football Playoff system, Boise State earned the automatic slot into a New Year’s Six bowl game as the highest-ranked champion from the Group of Five 5 conferences. The Broncos defeated then 10th-ranked Arizona 38-30 in the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl. In 2011-12, the Mountain West was among the first conferences to implement a league-wide state-of-the-art basketball instant replay system. Changes in the NCAA governance structure set the table for another Conference first, when two members of the MW Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) were included in the June 2014 meeting of the Mountain West Board of Directors. New Mexico track and field athlete Kendall Spencer, the national chair of the 2014-15 NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and Air Force Academy volleyball player Emma Dridge joined the BOD members in this historic meeting to advance the discussion on student-athlete involvement in the NCAA and MW governance structure. During the last two academic years, MW student-athletes participated on monthly membership calls and have joined MW administrators in the annual Joint Council Spring Meetings in Arizona.

The Mountain West is well-represented within the new NCAA governance structure, including individuals who were appointed to serve on committees tasked with managing the day-to-day business of Division I athletics. San Diego State President Elliot Hirshman currently sits on the DI Board of Directors, while MW Commissioner Craig Thompson and New Mexico Director of Athletics Paul Krebs are members of the DI Council. Kendall Spencer, the former chair of the DI Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and UNM track & field athlete, was the first student-athlete in the history of the organization to serve on the Division I Board. Additionally, the Mountain West was the first conference to have a member institution with No. 1 overall picks in both the NFL and NBA drafts in the same year (Utah’s Alex Smith and Andrew Bogut, respectively in 2005). With UNLV’s Anthony Bennett claiming the No. 1 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, the Mountain West is one of three conferences to have multiple No. 1 NBA draft selections since 2000. Also, with San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg earning the No. 1 pick in the 2009 MLB Draft, the Mountain West is one of two conferences to have the No. 1 selection in each of the NFL, NBA and MLB drafts since the MW was founded in 1999. The Mountain West is noted for its geographic diversity. Some of the most beautiful terrain and landscapes in the nation can be found within Mountain West boundaries, including the majestic Rocky Mountain range, which borders five MW institutions (Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico and Utah State). The high plains of Wyoming (elevation 7,220 feet – the highest Division I campus in the nation) contrast with the desert cities of Las Vegas and Reno, home to UNLV and Nevada, respectively, while Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State add a West coast influence with their locations in Central, Southern and Northern California. The inclusion of the Hawai‘i football program extends the Mountain West footprint to the beautiful islands in the Pacific Ocean, while the addition of the women’s soccer program at Colorado College gives the MW an additional presence in the Rocky Mountains.

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Alphabetical

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

No. Name

Pos Ht

Exp Hometown (Last School)

Name

Pos

Trevion Armstrong

6-3

210

Fr.

Richmond, Va. (Trinity Episcopal)

Dominic Christian

Dameon Baber

5-11

180

So.

Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale HS)

Asauni Rufus

Reece Backman

6-4

265

So.

Livermore, Calif. (Laney College)

Ahki Muhammad

Miles Beach

6-4

240

Fr.

Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos HS)

E.J. Muhammad

Alex Bertrando

6-2

230

Sr.

Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS)

Alex Boy

6-3

200

Sr.

Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach City College)

Trevion Armstrong

Riley Brand

6-1

210

RS-Fr.

Anaheim, Calif. (Orange Lutheran HS)

Dameon Baber

Maliek Broady

5-11

190

RS-Fr.

Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista HS)

Ty Gangi

Daniel Brown

5-10

170

Fr.

Carson, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

Joe Pyle

Nate Brown

6-5

285

Fr.

Tracy, Calif. (Tracy HS)

Gabriel Sewell

Bryce Bryant

5-9

175

Fr.

Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Jaden Sawyer

Carl Burton-Hill

6-5

295

Fr.

Dixon, Calif. (Dixon HS)

Marcus Lucas

James Butler

5-9

210

Jr.

Bloomingdale, Ill. (Saint Francis HS)

L.J. Jackson

Austin Carrow

6-3

245

Sr.

Novato, Calif. (Novato HS)

Hunter Fralick

Andrew Celis

5-11

190

So.

San Quentin, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS)

Hasaan Henderson

Patrick Choudja

6-3

250

Jr.

Oakley, Calif. (Freedom HS)

Daq Irby

Dominic Christian

6-1

200

RS-Fr.

Chicago, Ill. (Hales Franciscan HS)

Christian Solano

Kori Collons

6-5

225

RS-Fr.

Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit HS)

Dante Mayes

Nick Colson

6-4

220

Fr.

Gilbert, Ariz. (Higley HS)

Tyler Stewart

Colton Concellos

6-3

225

Jr.

Lompoc, Calif. (Lompoc HS)

Kevin Howell

Austin Corbett

6-4

300

Jr.

Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Brandon Thompson

Tyler Crandall

5-11

190

RS-Fr.

Folsom, Calif. (Folsom HS)

Jarid Joseph

Ziad Damanhoury

6-6

310

Jr.

San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla Country Day)

Brendan O’Leary-Orange

Nolan Dambacher

6-3

250

Sr.

Sonora, Calif. (Sonora HS)

Elijah Moody

Jimbo Davis

5-10

180

Jr.

North Bend, Wash. (Mount Si HS)

Reese Neville

Wyatt Demps

6-4

200

Jr.

Elk Grove, Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS)

Wyatt Demps

Jacob Drahos

6-2

220

Fr.

Carson City, Nev. (Carson HS)

James Butler

John Durney

6-0

240

Sr.

Yreka, Calif. (College of the Siskiyous)

Jimbo Davis

Daren Echeveria

6-4

290

So.

Antelope Valley, Calif. (Antelope Valley HS)

Akeel Lynch

Nathan Edwards

6-4

240

Fr.

Reno, Nev. (Galena HS)

Kelton Moore

Jason Elenberger

5-11

185

So.

Sacramento, Calif. (Air Force)

Jaxson Kincaide

Salesa Faraimo

6-2

290

Sr.

Sacramento, Calif. (Grant HS)

Maliek Broady

Wes Farnsworth

6-2

230

So.

Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue HS)

Kendall Johnson

Evan Faunce

6-4

240

Jr.

Indianapolis, Ind. (Glendale CC)

Jason Elenberger

Colin Flannery

6-5

220

RS-Fr.

Richmond, Texas (George Ranch HS)

Elijah Mitchell

Isaiah Hamilton

Hunter Fralick

6-2

205

So.

Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs HS)

Lawson Hall

Ty Gangi

6-2

205

So.

Glendale, Calif. (Ventura College)

Randy Uzoma

Jarred Gipson

6-1

240

Sr.

Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek HS)

Devereaux Stewart

Nathan Goltry

6-1

300

Sr.

Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Chaffey College)

Bryce Bryant

Victor Gonzalez

6-0

185

RS-Fr.

Riverside, Calif. (Norte Vista HS)

Blake Wright

Nick Gregg

6-0

310

Fr.

Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Travis Wilson

Lawson Hall

6-0

215

Fr.

Harbor City, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

Riley Brand

Isaiah Hamilton

5-11

190

Fr.

Sacramento, Calif. (Inderkum HS)

Tyler Crandall

David Harvey

6-1

195

Fr.

Pasadena, Calif. (New Caney HS)

David Kruskamp

Hasaan Henderson

6-5

220

Sr.

Las Vegas, Nev. (Las Vegas HS)

Jake Lacaden

Jacob Henry

6-4

295

Sr.

Lemoore, Calif. (Lemoore Union HS)

Ricky Thomas Jr.

Jake Herron

6-2

280

RS-Fr.

Napa, Calif. (Napa HS)

Devin Porter

Kevin Howell

5-10

180

Fr.

Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Thousand Oaks HS)

Brent Zuzo

Daq Irby

6-1

190

Fr.

San Diego, Calif. (Morse HS)

Wes Farnsworth

L.J. Jackson

6-0

210

Sr.

Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

Colin Flannery

Daylon Johnson

6-1

170

Fr.

Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge HS)

Kori Collons

Kendall Johnson

6-0

185

Jr.

Lafayette, La. (Saint Thomas More HS)

Austin Carrow

Jarid Joseph

6-2

245

So.

Lakewood, Calif. (Lakewood HS)

Alex Boy

Jaxson Kincaide

5-9

180

Fr.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS)

Jarred Gipson

Sean Krepsz

6-5

320

So.

Riverside, Calif. (Riverside C.C.)

Spencer Pettit

David Kruskamp

6-0

180

So.

Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas HS)

Alec Simpson

Jake Lacaden

5-11

220

So.

Kapolei, Hawaii (Saint Louis School)

Trae Wells

Nakita Lealao

6-2

312

Jr.

Hayward, Calif. (Laney College)

Austin Paulhus

Ilya Lopez

6-3

285

Jr.

Moraga, Calif. (CC of San Francisco)

Colton Concellos

6-2

300 190

Sr. Sr. Jr.

HS GR 2V SQ

Mobile, Ala. (McGill-Toolen Catholic HS)

D.J. Powe

Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Penn State)

Tyler Rosentreter

Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Nikita Lealao

Pittsburg, Calif. (Freedom HS)

Alex Bertrando

John Durney

Jarius McDade

6-2

320

Jr.

Seattle, Wash. (CC of San Francisco)

Tucker Melcher

6-1

200

Jr.

Reno, Nev. (Galena HS)

Nolan Dambacher

Kalei Meyer

6-1

285

So.

Waipahu, Hawaii (Kamehameha HS)

Reece Backman

Elijah Mitchell

5-8

180

Sr.

Corona, Calif. (Roosevelt HS)

Jacob Drahos

Elijah Moody

5-11

175

So.

Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS)

Nathan Goltry

Kelton Moore

5-11

210

RS-Fr.

Arlington, Texas (Juan Sequin HS)

Daren Echeveria

Ahki Muhammad

5-9

185

So.

East Palo Alto, Calif. (James Logan HS)

Sean Krepsz

E.J. Muhammad

5-11

175

RS-Fr.

DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS)

Clifford Porter

Jake Nelson

6-5

275

So.

San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (Saddleback College)

Thomas Newton

Las Vegas, Nev. (Arbor View HS)

Jake Herron

Yerington, Nev. (Yerington HS)

Nathan Edwards

Toronto, Canada (St. Joseph HS)

Jake Nelson

Granite Bay, Calif. (American River CC)

Jeremy Macauley

Snohomish, Wash. (Glacier Peak HS)

Austin Corbett

Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

Ilya Lopez

Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

Carl Burton-Hill

Nate Brown

OL OL

66 18 17 50 48 65 40

Thomas Newton Reese Neville

OL WR

Brendan O’Leary-Orange WR Austin Paulhus Spencer Pettit Clifford Porter Devin Porter

LB PK OL DB

6-1 5-11 6-4 6-1 5-9 6-5 6-2

265 185 205 230 170 295 180

Jr. Fr. RS-Fr. Jr. RS-Fr. RS-Fr. RS-Fr.

SQ HS RS RS RS RS RS

D.J. Powe

6-2

210

Fr.

El Cerrito, Calif. (El Cerrito HS)

Kyler Powell

LS/DE 6-2

220

Fr.

Roseville, Calif. (Woodcreek HS)

Ziad Damanhoury

Joe Pyle

6-3

200

RS-Fr.

Fallon, Nev. (Churchill Country HS)

Jarius McDade

Malik Reed

6-1

245

So.

Dothan, Ala. (Dothan HS)

Jacob Henry

Jerico Richardson

5-11

190

Sr.

North Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)

David Harvey

Tyler Rosentreter

6-5

310

Jr.

Rohnert Park, Calif. (Santa Rosa JC)

Victor Gonzalez

Asauni Rufus

6-0

200

So.

Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield HS)

Tucker Melcher

Korey Rush

6-1

280

So.

Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS)

Andrew Celis

Brayden Sanchez

5-11

200

Sr.

Hanford, Calif. (Fresno City College)

Jerico Richardson

San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine Prep)

Miles Beach

Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa HS)

Brandon Scott

Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS)

Brayden Sanchez

St. George, Utah (Desert Hills HS)

Evan Faunce

Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley HS)

Nick Colson

Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Palisades Charter HS)

Malik Reed

San Fernando, Calif. (San Fernando HS)

Kalei Meyer

Westlake Village, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)

Nick Gregg

Simi Valley, Calif. (Sierra Canyon HS)

Jordan Silva

Reno, Nev. (McQueen HS)

Kyler Powell

LS/DE

Sacramento, Calif. (Christian Brothers HS)

Patrick Choudja

Hausia Sekona

Salesa Faraimo

Kameron Toomer

Korey Rush

8 86 96 7 93 49 13 32 15 39 16

Jaden Sawyer Brandon Scott Hausia Sekona Gabe Sewell Jordan Silva Alec Simpson Cristian Solano Devoreaux Stewart Tyler Stewart Ricky Thomas Jr. Brandon Thompson

DB/LB 6-0 TE DT LB DE LB QB DB QB DE WR

6-3 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-1 6-1 5-11 6-4 6-1 6-2

195 240 275 230 250 215 185 195 220 235 195

Jr. So. RS-Fr. RS-Fr. So. Fr. RS-Fr. Sr. Sr. RS-Fr. So.

2V 1V RS RS SQ HS RS SQ 1V RS SQ

Kameron Toomer

6-3

235

Fr.

Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde HS)

Cameron Turner

5-10

180

RS-Fr.

Munford, Ala. (Munford HS)

Randy Uzoma

6-1

205

Sr.

Canoga Park, Calif. (Canoga Park HS)

Lucas Weber

6-0

225

So.

Reno, Nev. (McQueen HS)

Trae Wells

6-2

225

So.

Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Travis Wilson

6-1

220

Jr.

Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill HS)

Blake Wright

5-10

200

So.

Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS)

Brent Zuzo

5-10

180

Sr.

Canton, Mich. (Plymouth HS)

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6-1

220

Fr.

PLAYERS

Danté Mayes

5-11

180

COACHES & STAFF

Jeremy Macauley

5-11

STATISTICS

Akeel Lynch

RECORD BOOK

Marcus Lucas

HISTORY

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Depth Chart

2016 NEVADA FOOTBALL: POST-SPRING DEPTH CHART

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Offense T .......73 ......... Austin Corbett ....................6-4 ........300 ........ Jr. .................................................................Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS) 65 ............ Clifford Porter............................ 6-5 .......... 295 ...........RS-Fr. ................................................................................... Reno, Nev. (Hug HS) G .......68 ......... Sean Krepsz ........................6-5 ........320 ........ So. ................................................. Riverside, Calif. (Riverside C.C.) 77 ............ Ziad Damanhoury ................... 6-6 .......... 310 ...........Jr. ..................................................... San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla Country Day) C .......62 ......... Nathan Goltry .....................6-2 ........300 ........ Sr..............................Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Chaffey College) 74 ............ Ilya Lopez.................................... 6-3 .......... 275 ...........Jr. ............................................................ Moraga, Calif. (CC of San Francisco) G .......72 ......... Jeremy Macauley ...............6-1 ........300 ........ Sr..................................................................Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS) 63 ............ Daren Echeveria ....................... 6-4 .......... 280 ...........So. ............................................Antelope Valley, Calif. (Antelope Valley HS) T .......79 ......... Jacob Henry ........................6-4 ........280 ........ Sr........................................... Lemoore, Calif. (Lemoore Union HS) 65 ............ Clifford Porter............................ 6-5 .......... 295 ...........RS-Fr. ................................................................................... Reno, Nev. (Hug HS) TE .....47 ......... Jarred Gipson .....................6-1 ........240 ........ Sr..............................................Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek HS) 88 ............ Evan Faunce............................... 6-4 ......... 240 ..........So. ................................................................ Indianapolis, Ind. (Glendale CC) -or- 45 ............ Austin Carrow ........................... 6-3 .......... 255 ...........Sr. ...............................................................................Novato, Calif. (Novato HS) X .......12 ......... Hasaan Henderson.............6-5 ........220 ........ Sr.....................................................Las Vegas, Nev. (Las Vegas HS) -or- ...19 ......... Wyatt Demps ......................6-4 ........195 ........ Jr. ..........................................Elk Grove, Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS) F........83 ......... Andrew Celis .......................5-11 ......190 ........ So. .....................................San Quentin, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) 3............... Ahki Muhammad ..................... 5-9 .......... 185 ...........So. .....................................................East Palo Alto, Calif. (James Logan HS) Z .......84 ......... Jerico Richardson ...............5-11 ......190 ........ Sr.......................................North Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS) 87 ............ Brayden Sanchez ..................... 5-11 ........ 200 ...........Sr. ............................................................Hanford, Calif. (Fresno City College) RB .....20 ......... James Butler .......................5-9 ........200 ........ Jr. .......................................... Bloomingdale, Ill. (Saint Francis HS) 33 ............ Blake Wright .............................. 5-10 ........ 200 ...........So. ............................................................................... Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS) 22 ............ Akeel Lynch ............................... 5-11 ........ 220 ...........Sr. ........................................................................Toronto, Canada (Penn State) QB ....15 ......... Tyler Stewart ......................6-4 ........220 ........ Sr...........................................Simi Valley, Calif. (Sierra Canyon HS) 11 ............ Hunter Fralick ............................ 6-2 .......... 205 ...........So. ..............................................................Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs HS) -or- 6............... Ty Gangi ...................................... 6-2 .......... 205 ...........So. .............................................................. Glendale, Calif. (Ventura College) Defense DE .....90 ......... Malik Reed ..........................6-1 ........245 ........ So. ........................................................... Dothan, Ala. (Dothan HS) 36 ............ Jarid Joseph ............................... 6-2 .......... 230 ...........So. ................................................................ Lakewood, Calif. (Lakewood HS) NT .....97 ......... Salesa Faraimo ...................6-2 ........290 ........ Sr.......................................................Sacramento, Calif. (Grant HS) 91 ............ Kalei Meyer ................................ 6-1 .......... 270 ...........So. ........................................................ Waipahu, Hawaii (Kamehameha HS) -or- 55 ............ Nakita Lealao............................. 6-2 .......... 305 ...........Jr. .................................................................... Hayward, Calif. (Laney College) DT .....99 ......... Korey Rush ..........................6-1 ........260 ........ So. ..................................................... Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS) 96 ............ Hausia Sekona .......................... 6-1 .......... 265 ..........RS-Fr. ................................................................RSalt Lake City, Utah (East HS) DE .....95 ......... Patrick Choudja ..................6-3 ........235 ........ Jr. .........................................................Oakley, Calif. (Freedom HS) 93 ......... Jordan Silva ........................6-4 ........245 ........ So. ..........................................Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley HS) LB .....56 ......... Alex Bertrando ...................6-2 ........225 ........ Sr........................................................... Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS) 24 ............ Lucas Weber .............................. 6-0 .......... 215 ...........So. .............................................................................Reno, Nev. (McQueen HS) -or- 34 ............ Travis Wilson .............................. 6-1 .......... 215 ...........Jr. .................................................................... Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill HS) LB .....7 ........... Gabe Sewell ........................6-0 .......230 ....... RS-Fr.. ........................................St. George, Utah (Desert Hills HS) 50 ............ Austin Paulhus .......................... 6-1 .......... 230 ...........Jr. .......................................................Granite Bay, Calif. (American River HS) LB .....10 ......... L.J. Jackson .........................6-0 ........200 ........ Sr...................................................................... Reno, Nev. (Hug HS) -or- ...16 ......... Jaden Sawyer .....................6-0 ........195 ........ Sr................................................ San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine Prep) CB .....26 ......... Kendall Johnson .................6-0 ........185 ........ Jr. .......................................Lafayette, La. (Saint Thomas More HS) -or- ...29 ......... E.J. Muhammad ..................5-11 .....175 ....... RS-Fr. ....................................................DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) FS .....2 ........... Asauni Rufus.......................6-0 ........190 ........ So. ............................................ Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield HS) 16 ............ Jaden Sawyer ............................ 6-0 .......... 195 ...........Sr. ..................................................................San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine Prep) SS .....23 ......... Dameon Baber ...................5-11 ......180 ........ Fr. .................................................... Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale HS) 35 ............ Riley Brand ................................. 6-1 ......... 215 ..........RS-Fr. .................................................Anaheim, Calif. (Orange Lutheran HS) CB ...... 28 ......... Elijah Mitchell .....................5-8 ........180 ........ Sr........................................................Corona, Calif. (Roosevelt HS) 18 ............ Elijah Moody.............................. 5-11 ........ 175 ...........So. ................................................. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) Specialists PK .....40 ......... Brent Zuzo ..........................5-10 ......180 ........ Sr....................................................... Canton, Mich. (Plymouth HS) 48 ............ Spencer Pettit ........................... 5-9 .......... 170 ...........Fr. ...........................................................Snohomish, Wash. (Glacier Peak HS) P .......46 ......... Alex Boy ..............................6-3 ........200 ........ Sr............................. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach City College) 40 ............ Brent Zuzo .................................. 5-10 ........ 180 ...........Sr. ........................................................................ Canton, Mich. (Plymouth HS) KR .....28 ......... Elijah Mitchell .....................5-8 ........180 ........ Sr........................................................Corona, Calif. (Roosevelt HS) 84 ......... Jerico Richardson ...............5-11 ......190 ........ Sr.......................................North Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS) PR .....83 ......... Andrew Celis .......................5-11 ......190 ........ So. .....................................San Quentin, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) LS/SS 42 ......... Wes Farnsworth..................6-1 .......200 ....... Fr. .............................................. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue HS) 66 ............ Thomas Newton....................... 6-1 .......... 250 ...........Jr. ....................................................................Las Vegas, Nev. (Arbor View HS) H .......46 ......... Alex Boy ..............................6-3 ........200 ........ Sr............................. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach City College) 87 ............ Brayden Sanchez ..................... 5-11 ........ 200 ...........Sr. ............................................................Hanford, Calif. (Fresno City College)

In June of 2016, the Nevada football team lost a beloved teammate in Marc Ma. A sophomore defensive end from Honolulu, Hawai’i, Ma was known for his smile and easy-going attitude off the field, and his competitiveness on the field. Ma was an exemplary student-athlete at the University of Nevada. His #59 jersey will be retired for his three remaining seasons of eligibility.

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DAMEON BABER

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Sophomore Defensive Back 5-11, 180 Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale HS)

PLAYERS

NEVADA SOPHOMORE (2016)

Earned preseason All-Mountain West honors from Sporting News, Lindy’s Sports, Athlon Sports and Phil Steele … A dynamic playmaker and ball hawk in the Wolf Pack secondary … Comes off a historic true freshman campaign where he was named second team All-Mountain West.

FRESHMAN (2015)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Earned second team All-Mountain West honors … After missing the first three games of the season to redshirt, started in each of the final 10 games at free safety … Posted 65 tackles, six interceptions, eight passes defended and 0.5 TFL in the regular season … Ranked fourth in the nation in interceptions per game with .60 per contest ... His six interceptions ranked second in the Mountain West and tied for seventh in the FBS … Became the first player to intercept six passes in a season at Nevada since Joe Garcia in 2006 … Co-winner of Nevada’s Newcomer of the Year Award … Tallied two interceptions and 10 tackles in his first career start in Nevada’s win at Buffalo, earning MW Defensive Player of the Week honors … Matched a MW record with three interceptions in Nevada’s win at Fresno State, becoming the ninth player in MW history to intercept three passes in a single game while earning MW Defensive Player of the Week honors … His three interceptions at Fresno State were the most interceptions in a single game for Nevada since Greg Grouwinkel picked off four passes against Portland State on Sept. 28, 1974 … Also recorded an interception against UNLV … Tallied a seasonhigh 10 tackles in a win at Buffalo and an overtime win against San Jose State … Ranked fourth on the team in tackles (58) in the regular season despite missing the first three games of the season … Was the only freshman in FBS with at least six interceptions on the year … Was one of three freshmen to be named to the All-MW first or second team … Tallied seven tackles in the Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl victory over Colorado State … One of three true freshmen on the team to see playing time … Letter winner … 2015 Academic All-Mountain West.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduate from Palmdale High School … Was a two-sport athlete for the Falcons, earning letters in football and track and field … Earned All-CIF honors as a running back … Named the MVP of the Golden League and his team.

PERSONAL

Born Dameon Lamond Barber II … Son of Dameon Lamond-Whie Baber and Laresa Chante Garner …. Intends to major in criminal justice or business … Chose to attend Nevada because of the experience on his recruiting trip … Also shown interest from Arizona, Oregon State and Wyoming … Hobbies include listening to music and drawing.

SEASON

TFL

INT

2015

0.5

TOTAL

0.5

Honors Candidates

No.

Yds.

Long

Avg.

2014

2,614

44.3

2015

2,732

42.0

TOTAL

124

5,346

43.1

#46

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

Named to the Ray Guy Award preseason watch list … Could finish his career at Nevada as one of the top punters in program history … Has played in 26 games with 124 punts for 5,346 yards … Currently ranks second in program history behind Chase Tenpenny with a 43.1 career punt average.

PERSONAL

Chose Nevada because its great academic and football programs and it’s close to home … Enjoys playing frisbee golf, going to Lake Tahoe, golfing and hanging out with friends in his spare time … Chose Nevada over Fresno State, Utah State and Washington … Pursuing a degree in kinesiology.

TEAM INFO

SEASON

PLAYERS

Senior Punter 6-3, 200 Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach City College)

INTRO

ALEX BOY

Earned second team All-Mountain West honors in his first season as a starting collegiate punter … Named to Phil Steele’s All-Mountain West Third Team … Ranked 11th in the FBS in punting … Closed the regular season as the Mountain West’s top punter, averaging 44.3 yards per punt … Punted 59 times with 18 punts of 50 yards or longer and 19 punts downed inside the 20 … Posted three punts of 60 yards or longer with a career-best 62-yard punt at Air Force … Letter winner.

Freshman (2013)

Walked on and redshirted his first year with the Wolf Pack.

STATISTICS

Sophomore (2014)

RECORD BOOK

Played in all 13 games as Nevada’s starting punter in the regular season, averaging 42 yards per punt … Was named a Ray Guy Award candidate on Oct. 30 … Punted 65 times in the season for 2,732 yards with 18 punts downed inside the 20 and 11 punts of over 50 yards … Ranked fifth in the Mountain West and 48th in FBS with his 42.0 punting average during the regular season … Ranks fourth in program history in punts in a single season (65), third in total punt yards and sixth in punt yard average … Tallied his best performance of the season against Arizona with a 63-yard punt and a season-best 47.0 average with eight punts in the game … Blasted a career-best 68-yard punt at Texas A&M with five punts downed inside the 20-yard line … Was named Nevada’s special teams player of the week after the Pack’s win at Buffalo … In the preseason, was named to the Sporting News’ Preseason All-Mountain West First Team, Athlon Sports All-MW First Team and Phil Steele’s Preseason All-MW Fourth Team … Letter winner.

COACHES & STAFF

Junior (2015)

BEFORE NEVADA High School

Lettered in football at Lakewood HS for head coach Thadd McNeal … First Team All-Moore League punter as a senior and was also a two-time All-League performer as a kicker.

HISTORY

College: Played one season under head coach Mike Reisbig at Long Beach City College.

Honors Candidates

INTRO

JAMES BUTLER

TEAM INFO

Junior Running Back 5-9, 210 Bloomington, Ill. (Saint Francis HS)

No.

Yds

TD Avg/C

Avg/G

Long

2014

140

635

4.5

48.8

2015

207

1342

6.5

103.2

TOTAL

347

1977 15

5.7

76.0

#20

PLAYERS

NEVADA JUNIOR (2016)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK

Southern Utah and another vs. Washington State … Recorded his first career multi-touchdown game with two rushing TDs in the Named to the preseason watch list for the Maxwell Award while Pack’s victory at BYU … Earned a career-high 21 carries in victory also earning preseason all-conference honors from Lindy’s Sports at Hawai’i … Also caught five passes for 13 yards on the season … and Athlon Sports … Looks to continue his climb up the all-time Helped Nevada’s offense average over 200 yards on the ground per rushing list in the program record book … Expected to be the Pack’s game and rank fifth in the MW in rushing offense … 2014 Academic feature back after spending the last two season backing up Don All-Mountain West ... Letter winner. Jackson … Comes off a career season where he ranked 25th in the nation in rushing yards and earned All-Mountain West honorable HIGH SCHOOL mention accolades … Candidate for the Doak Walker Award. From Saint Francis High School in Wheaton, Ill. ... Was a firstteam all-state selection in 2013 after rushing for 1,185 yards and SOPHOMORE (2015) 19 touchdowns on 138 carries ...Also earned all-area and allEarned All-Mountain West honorable mention honors … Played in conference honors in addition to being named the conference MVP all 13 games with one start … Rushed 207 times for 1,342 yards ... Also attended Bartlett (Ill.) High School, where he rushed for 933 and 10 touchdowns … His 1,342 yards on the ground ranks 11th yards and 16 touchdowns in 2011 ... Earned a total of three letters in all-time in a single season in program history … Averaged 6.4 yards football and also lettered in lacrosse and track and field. per carry and 103.2 yards per game … Ranked second in the MW with eight 100-yard rushing performances … Nevada went 7-1 PERSONAL when he eclipsed 100 yards … Ranked fifth in the MW and 23rd in Born James Jheremy Butler on Feb. 19, 1995 ... Son of Cornelia the nation in rushing … Became the 18th player in program history Williamd and James Butler ...Is a pre-business major ... Along with to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards in a single season … Became the two friends, started a summer sports camp, “JRJ Sports Camp” to first sophomore to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards in a single season help underprivileged children ... Also recruited by Purdue, Temple, at Nevada since Vai Taua in 2008 … Was one of 22 underclassmen Indiana and Eastern Illinois. (freshmen or sophomore) in FBS to eclipse 1,000 yards rushing in the regular season … Along with Don Jackson, became just the third running back duo to eclipse 1,000 yards rushing in the same season in program history … Eclipsed 100-yards rushing against Texas A&M (107), Buffalo (177), New Mexico (145), Hawai’i (134), Fresno State (122), San Jose State (119), Utah State (139) and Colorado State (189) … Led the MW in yards per carry (6.3) among players with at least 50 carries on the season … Set a career-high with 189 rushing yard in Nevada’s bowl victory over Colorado State … Earned his first career MW Player of the Week honor after rushing 18 times for 122 yards and one touchdown in Nevada’s win at Fresno State … Tallied a career-high 177 rushing yards in Nevada’s win at Buffalo with a 91-yard rush … Matched a season-high with two rushing touchdowns against Hawai’i and Utah State … Was named Nevada’s offensive player of the week after wins against Buffalo and Hawai’i … Also caught seven passes for 44 yards … Letter winner … 2015 Academic All-Mountain West.

FRESHMAN (2014)

HISTORY

RUSHING

One of three true freshman on the team to play in all 13 games in 2014 … Ranked third on the team in rushing yards (635) … Posted 140 carries, 635 yards and five touchdowns … Averaged 4.5 yards per carry … Ranked third in the Mountain West in rushing by a freshman and 16th overall … Posted two 100-yard rushing efforts with 103 yards and a score against San Diego State and a season-high 116 yards in Nevada’s rivalry win over UNLV … Scored touchdowns in his first two collegiate games with one score against

Honors Candidates

INTRO

AUSTIN CORBETT

#73 NEVADA JUNIOR (2016)

Named to the preseason watch list for the 2016 Outland Trophy … One of the top left tackles in the Mountain West … Has started 25 of 26 games over the last two seasons … Named to Lindy’s Sports and Athlon Sports’ Preseason All-Mountain West second team.

PERSONAL

Son of Theron and Melissa Corbett ... Brother Garrett played football at San Diego State ... Chose Nevada because the University is his hometown school and it’s close to his family ... Majoring in community health science ... Hopes to become an orthopedic surgeon after graduation.

PLAYERS

TEAM INFO

Junior Offensive Line 6-4, 300 Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

Developed into one of The Union’s most important members, starting in 12 games at left tackle … Missed the Washington State game with an ankle injury, but started at LT in the final 11 games … Helped the Wolf Pack rank third in the Mountain West in fewest sacks allowed (20) … Behind Corbett and The Union, Nevada ranked fifth in rushing (205.5) … Helped pave the way for seven 200-yard rushing efforts, including the final five games of the regular season … Started at LT against UNLV where Nevada rushed for 408 yards – the second-highest rushing output by a Mountain West team and the highest by Nevada in the Brian Polian era … 2014 Academic All-Mountain West ... Letter winner.

STATISTICS

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

RECORD BOOK

Earned All-Mountain West honorable mention honors … Started at left tackle in all 12 regular season games and in the Pack’s NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl victory over Colorado State … Named team captain after fall camp … Paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the third time in program history Nevada’s boasted two 1,000-yard running backs in the same season … Helped Butler rush for 1,342 yards in the regular season and earn All-MW honorable mention honors ... Helped the Wolf Pack average 210.6 rushing yards per game, which ranked fourth in the MW and 25th in the nation … Led an offensive line that only surrendered 22 sacks on the season, which ranked sixth in the MW … Helped the Wolf Pack eclipse 200 yards rushing on eight occasions … Won Nevada’s Basalite Big Blocker award after wins against Buffalo, New Mexico, Fresno State and San Jose State … Started at left tackle in Nevada’s win over New Mexico, where the Pack rushed for 351 yards – the highest rushing output in the Brian Polian era … Was named to the Outland Trophy Watch List in the preseason … Letter winner … 2015 Academic All-Mountain West.

COACHES & STAFF

SOPHOMORE (2015)

FRESHMAN (2013)

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Reed High School in Sparks, Nev. ... A member of two regional championship teams at Reed in 2012 and 2013 ... First team All-Region and All-State in 2012 ... Also lettered in wrestling, basketball and track and field ... First team All-State in shot put in 2013 ... Member of the National Honor Society and freshman mentor council.

HISTORY

Joined the program in the fall and redshirted his first full season with the Wolf Pack.

Honors Candidates

INTRO

SALESA FARAIMO

TEAM INFO

Senior Defensive Line 6-2, 290 Sacramento, Calif. (Grant HS)

#97

PLAYERS

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

Total

TFL

Sacks

2013

1.5

0.5

2014

3.0

0.0

2015

4.0

1.0

TOTAL

8.5

1.5

Majoring in community health science … Had recruiting interest from Colorado, Oregon and Arizona State, among others, but chose Named to Lindy’s Sports Preseason All-Mountain West second team Nevada in part because of the high graduation rate of student… A steady and veteran presence on Nevada’s defensive line and athletes … Sports hero is Junior Seau … Favorite sports memory potentially one of the top defensive tackles in the league … Looks was a 16-tackle performance in the playoffs against Franklin High School … Enjoys spending time with family and friends and trying to have another productive season entering his final year in Reno. new things.

JUNIOR (2015)

COACHES & STAFF

Played in 12 games with 10 starts … Tallied 22 tackles, 4.0 TFL, one sack, one pass breakup and one QB hurry on the season … Named Nevada’s defensive player of the week after tallying two TFL and one sack against UC Davis … Matched a season-high with four tackles against UNLV and San Diego State … Missed the Fresno State game due to injury … Helped Nevada rank fifth in the Mountain West in rush defense … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

STATISTICS

Played in all 13 games in 2014, seeing action at defensive tackle and on special teams … Posted 33 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and one pass breakup … Made 18 solo tackles and 15 assisted stops … Started at DT against Arizona and in wins against Hawai’i and San Diego State … First player to come off the bench on the defensive line … Letter winner.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

RECORD BOOK

Moved from the offensive line to the defensive front in the offseason and played in all 12 games with no starts … Recorded 12 tackles on the year with 1.5 for a loss, including a half-sack … First stop behind the line of scrimmage came against UC Davis … The half-sack was in a win over Hawaii … Also set a career high with three tackles against Hawaii … Broke up a pass against Colorado State … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL

HISTORY

TACKLES

A graduate of Grant High School in Sacramento, Calif. … Was a two-year letterman in football and was part of a Delta Valley Championship in 2011 … Earned first-team all-city honors on offense and defense and was also a first-team all-conference selection on offense and defense.

PERSONAL

Born Charles-Salesa Onesemo Faraimo on Aug. 31, 1994 … Son of Luisa and Richard Fepuluai Faraimo … Goes by “Salesa” … Has an older brother, Ricky, and younger sisters Erica and Maevega …

Honors Candidates

Yds

Rec/G

Avg/C

Avg/G

2013

0.8

6.4

5.3

2014

291

2.5

8.8

22.4

2015

247

1.5

13.0

19.0

TOTAL

596

1.6

9.8

16.1

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season Named to the John Mackey Award preseason watch list … Returns at Nevada. for his senior season with 37 games played and 34 starts in his Wolf Pack career … Is a key piece to Nevada’s rushing threat and is HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Cypress Creek High School in Houston, Texas … touchdown threat in the red zone. Was a multi-sport athlete who lettered four years each in football, JUNIOR (2015) basketball and track and field … Earned all-district honors as a Started in all 13 games at tight end, helping lead the Wolf Pack return specialist and a tight end in 2009, 2010 and 2011 … Was part to a winning record and a victory in the Arizona Bowl … Earned of a team that won three straight district championships All-Mountain West honors for the second straight season, earning honorable mention accolades … Caught 19 passes for 247 yards PERSONAL and five touchdowns … Also played a key role in blocking as Born Jarred Jamal Gipson on Jan. 1, 1994 … Son of Laticia and Nevada averaged 210 rushing yards per game and ranked 25th Johnny Gipson … Has a younger sister, Kaylyn … Majoring in in the nation … Helped pave the way for James Butler and Don community health science and wants to be a pharmacist … Enjoys Jackson to reach 1,000 rushing yards, marking just the third time music and plays piano, guitar and drums … Sports hero is Andre in program history a running back duo has eclipsed 1,000-yards Johnson. rushing in the same season … Tied for the team lead with five receiving touchdowns … Was one of 10 players on the team to start in every game on the season … Caught a season-high five passes for 57 yards and one touchdown in Nevada’s win over Hawai’i … Caught a game-winning 11-yard touchdown pass in overtime in Nevada’s win over San Jose State … Also caught touchdown passes against UC Davis, New Mexico and Wyoming ... Had 48 receiving yards and a season-long 33-yard reception at Texas A&M … In the preseason, was named to the watch list for the John Mackay Award and was named to Phil Steele’s Preseason All-MW Second Team … Letter winner.

TEAM INFO

Rec

PLAYERS

COACHES & STAFF

#47

RECEIVING

STATISTICS

Senior Tight end 6-1, 240 Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek HS)

INTRO

JARRED GIPSON

Earned his first-career conference honor, being named to the AllMountain West second team … Tied for a team-high four receiving touchdowns … Posted 33 receptions and 291 yards on the season … Tallied multi-touchdown games against Arizona and Boise State … Caught a career-high eight passes at Pac-12 foe Arizona … Registered a career-high 74 receiving yards against the Broncos … Caught a season-long reception of 28 yards against Boise State … Played a big role in blocking for Nevada’s run game, allowing the Wolf Pack to average over 200 yards rushing per contest ... Letter winner.

RECORD BOOK

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Played in 11 games with eight starts as a redshirt freshman … Caught nine passes for 58 yards on the year … Became one of the starters after Kolby Arendse went down with a foot injury at San Diego State … Caught a career-high four passes in that overtime loss to the Aztecs … Career-long 14-yard catch also came against San Diego State .... Letter winner.

HISTORY

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Honors Candidates

INTRO

HASAAN HENDERSON

TEAM INFO

Senior Wide Receiver 6-5, 220 Las Vegas, Nev. (Las Vegas HS)

Rec

Yds

TD Lg

Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G

2013

326

2.4

11.2

27.2

2014

579

4.5

12.9

57.9

2015

741

4.0

14.2

57.0

TOTAL

126

1,646

3.6

13.1

47.0

#12

PLAYERS

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

COACHES & STAFF

Junior (2015)

catch, and only TD of the season, came against Fresno State in which he established a career high with five catches for 82 yards … Set Named to the preseason watch list for the Biletnikoff Award will new career highs with 10 catches for 110 yards at Colorado State … also earning preseason all-conference honors from Athlon Sports Caught 23 passes over the team’s final four games … Letter winner. ... Enters his senior season as one of the most talented receivers in the Mountain West … Has played in 35 career games at Nevada Freshman (2012) with 126 receptions, 1,646 receiving yards and nine touchdowns … Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada. Ranks 20th in career receiving yards in program history.

STATISTICS

Started in all 13 games and tallied 52 receptions for 741 yards and four touchdowns … Ranked second on the team and sixth in the conference with 57.0 receiving yards per game … Also ranked second on the team and eighth in the MW in total receptions … Ranked second on the team with four touchdown receptions … Caught at least two passes in every game on the season … Tallied a season-high with 136 receiving yards and a touchdown on five receptions in Nevada’s win over Fresno State, earning Nevada’s offensive player of the week award … Also eclipsed 100 yards with a season-high eight receptions and 112 yards at Wyoming … Caught touchdown passes against Arizona, Texas A&M, Fresno State and San Jose State … Averaged 14.3 yards per reception, which led the team and ranked seventh in the conference …. Caught a 22yard pass in Nevada’s last-minute, game-winning drive in the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl as the Wolf Pack tallied its first bowl victory since 2011 … In the preseason, was named to Athlon Sports and Phil Steele’s Preseason All-MW Third Team … Letter winner.

Sophomore (2014)

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

RECEIVING

Named to Phil Steele’s All-Mountain West Third Team … Played in the opening 10 games of the season with eight starts at wide receiver … Missed the final three games of the season after suffering an injury at Air Force … Ranked third on the team in receiving yards … Finished ranked ninth in the MW with 4.5 reception per game … Posted 45 receptions, 579 yards and four touchdowns … Led the team in yards per catch (12.9) among players with at least 10 receptions … Had a breakout performance on homecoming against Boise State with seven catches and 141 yards – his first 100-yard receiving effort of the season … Caught TD passes against Arizona, Colorado State, Hawai’i and Air Force … Had a season-long 34-yard reception against Boise State and was credited with 10 explosive plays on the season … Letter winner.

Redshirt Freshman (2013)

Converted from quarterback to wide receiver during spring drills and excelled in the offseason … Played in all 12 games with three starts as he enjoyed somewhat of a breakout season … Was fourth on the team with 29 catches for 326 yards … First career touchdown

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Las Vegas (Nev.) High School … Was a two-time allstate and all-conference selection for the Wildcats … Earned eight varsity letters – four in football and four in basketball … Was also a two-time all-state and all-conference pick in basketball.

PERSONAL

Born Hasaan Shahib Henderson on Dec. 27, 1993 … Son of Kishambi and Alzim Henderson … Has one brother and three sisters … Majoring in general studies… Had recruiting interest from Arkansas, Washington, UNLV, Hawai`i and Utah State but chose Nevada because of the program and the coaching staff … Sports hero is Cam Newton.

INT

TFL

2013

2014

Senior Defensive Back 5-8, 180 Corona, Calif. (Roosevelt HS)

2015

2.0

TOTAL

2.0

KICK RETURN

No. Yds

TD Long

Avg/R

Avg/G

17.5

6.4

#28

2013 2014

273

24.8

21.0

2015

661

26.4

50.8

TOTAL

1,004

25.1

27.1

ELIJAH MITCHELL

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

Enters his senior season as a Paul Hornung Award candidate as a returning starter at cornerback and kick returner … Boasts 40 career kick returns for 1,004 yards, ranking seventh in program history in career kick return yards and eighth in career kick returns … Also boasts 69 career tackles.

JUNIOR (2015)

Started in all 13 games at cornerback and was Nevada’s primary kick returner … Was one of two defensive players to start in every game … Registered 36 tackles, 2.0 TFL, one interception and five pass breakups … Returned 25 kicks for 661 yards and a 26.4 average per return … Tallied a 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl, which marked the Wolf Pack’s first kick return for a touchdown since 1998 … Set careerhigh marks in Nevada’s bowl victory with five kick returns for 182 yards and one score … Ranked third in the Mountain West and 22nd in the nation with 26.4 yards per kickoff return … Tallied an interception in Nevada’s win over Hawai’i … Set a season-high with five tackles against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Registered a tackle for loss against UNLV and Fresno State … His 661 kickoff return yards ranked seventh for a single season in program history, while his 25 returns ranked ninth … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Played in all 13 games after developing into a weapon on special teams while seeing time in the defensive backfield … Returned 11 kickoffs for 273 yards … His 24.8 yard kickoff return average would rank third in the Mountain West and 29th in the nation if it met the minimum qualification … Posted 12 tackles and one pass breakup … Logged a career-best 10 tackles in Nevada’s comeback victory at BYU … 6-of-11 kickoff returns went for 20 yards or longer, including a career-best 46-yard return in Nevada’s conference win at Hawai’i … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2013)

Joined the team as a true freshman and earned immediate playing time … Saw action in 11 games with three starts … Was credited with 21 tackles on the year and also broke up two passes … Was one of five true freshmen who saw playing time in 2013 … Had five tackles against Florida State and then set a career high with seven stops against Fresno State … Letter winner.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Corona, Calif. … Participant, 2012 Inland Empire vs. San Bernardino County All-Star Game … All Big VIII in 2010, 2011 and 2012 … Had seven total

interceptions as a defensive back … Was a threat as a kick returner as well, with two touchdowns via returns in three seasons.

PERSONAL

Born March 31, 1995 … Son of Mario Mitchell and Gwen Church … Is a pre-business major … Would like to play in the NFL or pursue a graduate degree after his time at Nevada is done … Was a California state finalist in the 200-meter dash … Enjoys going to the movies and spending time with his friends when he is off the field.

TEAM INFO

PLAYERS

Total

COACHES & STAFF

STATISTICS

RECORD BOOK

HISTORY

TACKLES

INTRO

Honors Candidates

INTRO

JERICO RICHARDSON

TEAM INFO

Senior Wide Receiver 5-11, 190 North Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)

Rec Yds

Rec/G

Avg/C

Avg/G

2013

0.4

7.3

2.8

2014

655

4.3

11.7

50.4

2015

750

5.2

11.0

57.7

TOTAL

34 127

1,427

3.7

11.2

42.0

#84

PLAYERS

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

Named to the preseason watch list for the Biletnikoff Award ... Enters his senior season as an All-Mountain West candidate and the leader of Nevada’s receiving corps … Has played in 34 career games at Nevada with 127 receptions, 1,427 receiving yards and eight touchdowns.

JUNIOR (2015)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

Started at X-wide receiver in all 13 games … Led Nevada with 68 receptions for 750 yards and five touchdowns … Ranked first on the team and fifth in the Mountain West in receptions per game (5.2) and receiving yards per game (57.7) … Tied for the team lead in receiving touchdowns … Ranked 50th in FBS with 68 receptions … Eclipsed 100-yards receiving against New Mexico and San Diego State … Caught eight passes for 41 yards with one touchdown against Arizona … Caught eight passes for 87 yards and one score against rivals UNLV … Set season-high marks with nine receptions, 121 receiving yards and one touchdown in Nevada’s win over New Mexico … Caught six passes for 82 yards and one score against Wyoming … Caught five passes for 43 yards and one touchdown in a win over San Jose State … Closed the regular season with six receptions for 106 yards and one fumble recovery for a touchdown at San Diego State … Tallied four receptions for 42 yards in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Posted a catch in every game with at least four receptions in all but two games … One of 10 players on the team to start in every game … In the preseason, was named to Phil Steele and Athlon Sports’ preseason All-Mountain West fourth team … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

RECORD BOOK

Played in all 12 games and started in all but one after developing into one of Cody Fajardo’s favorite targets … Caught 56 passes for 655 yards and three touchdowns on the season … Led the team in receiving yards … Had a breakout game in season-opening victory against Southern Utah, posting a career-high 13 receptions for 177 yards … Caught touchdown passes against Boise State, Air Force and UNLV … Tallied his second-career 100-yard receiving game with 10 catches and 122 yards against Colorado State … Caught four or more passes in 8-of-12 games … Had a season-long 30yard reception against Colorado State while accounting for nine explosive plays on the year.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

HISTORY

RECEIVING G

Saw playing time in eight games with no starts … Caught three passes on the year, all against UNLV … Receptions went for a total of 22 yards with a long of 10 … Took over kick return duties later in the year and finished with 10 returns for 210 yards … Career long came against San Jose State with a 39-yarder … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first year at Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Bishop Alemany High School in San Fernando, Calif. … Was a multi-sport star, excelling in football and basketball … Was part of league championship teams in football and basketball … Named first-team all-league as a senior … In basketball, helped guide the team to CIF, Regional and State championships.

PERSONAL

Born Jericho Richardson on Feb. 25, 1993 … Son of Lesley Jones … Has two sisters and a brother … Goes by “Jay” … Chose Nevada over Boise State and UCLA because of his trust of the coaching staff … Majoring in human development and family studies … Enjoys working out and spending time with friends in the offseason.

Honors Candidates

NEVADA SOPHOMORE (2016)

Returns for his sophomore campaign after a fantastic redshirt freshman season in 2015 … Will anchor one of the top safety duos in the conference along with sophomore Dameon Baber.

Total

INT

2014

2015

105

TOTAL

105

TEAM INFO

TACKLES

PLAYERS

Sophomore Defensive Back 6-0, 200 Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield HS)

INTRO

ASAUNI RUFUS

FRESHMAN (2014)

Did not see action on the season ... Redshirted.

STATISTICS

Played in all 13 games with 12 starts at safety … Led the team in tackles with 105 stops, becoming the first freshman to post 100 tackles in a single season since DeShone Myles in 1994 … Ranked ninth in the Mountain West in total tackles and second among defensive backs … Ranked third in FBS among freshmen in total tackles … On the season, posted 105 tackles, three passes defended, one interception and one forced fumble … Co-winner of Nevada’s Newcomer of the Year Award … Opened the season with a game-high 12 tackles in Nevada’s win over UC Davis … Posted a game-high 10 tackles with one pass breakup against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Tallied one forced fumble in Nevada’s victory over New Mexico … Recorded his first career interception and returned it 29 yards, leading Nevada past Hawai’i … Set a career-high with 13 tackles and one pass breakup at Utah State … Posted at least seven tackles in all but three games on the season … Tallied nine tackles in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Letter winner.

COACHES & STAFF

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

From Bakersfield (Calif. ) High School ... Had a standout season as a senior, rushing for 1,857 yards and throwing for 1,504 and accounting for a total of 44 touchdowns as he led his team to a state championship ... Was Central Valley MVP and the CIF Section Player of the Year ... Named a finalist for state Player of the Year honors and earned first-team all-state accolades ... As a junior rushed for 1,085 yards and 12 touchdowns while throwing for 1,733 yards and 16 touchdowns ... Also lettered in track and field.

PERSONAL

RECORD BOOK

HIGH SCHOOL

HISTORY

Born Asauni Robert Rufus on Dec. 12, 1995 ... Son of Tina Garza and Curtis Rufus ... Wants to major in mechanical engineering ... Was also recruited by Cal Poly and UC Davis ... Enjoys spending time with family and playing other sports.

Honors Candidates

INTRO

TYLER STEWART

TEAM INFO

Senior Quarterback 6-4, 220 Simi Valley, Calif. (Sierra Canyon HS)

#15

PASSING

Att.

Comp.

INT

Yds

Pct.

Avg/P

Avg/G

Eff.

2013

251

56.8

6.8

35.9

129.7

2014

0.0

2015

13 326

186

2,139

57.1

6.6

164.5

123.1

TOTAL

21 363

207

2,390 18 57.0 6.6

RUSHING

No.

Yds

Avg/C

Avg/G

Long

2013

4.0

3.4

2014

-4

-4.0

2015

323

3.3

24.8

TOTAL

104

343

3.3

16.3

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

PLAYERS

overall for 251 yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions … First playing time came in Nevada’s win over UC Davis … Inserted into the Florida State game after Devin Combs left with a knee injury and he completed 7-of-15 for 49 yards against the eventual national champions … Letter winner.

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK

Enters his senior season as a returning starter and All-Mountain West candidate … Returns from a very solid junior season in his first year as a full-time starter … Has played in 21 career games at Nevada, completing 207-of-363 passes for 2,390 yards and 18 FRESHMAN (2012) touchdowns. Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first year at Nevada. JUNIOR (2015) Started in all 13 games at quarterback, leading Nevada to a winning record and a victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Completed 186-of- HIGH SCHOOL 326 passes for 2,139 passing yards with 15 touchdowns compared A graduate of Sierra Canyon High School in Chatsworth, Calif. … to seven interceptions … Also rushed 97 times for 323 total yards Led the team to conference, division and state championships as a and four touchdowns … Averaged 189.3 yards of total offense per senior … Named first-team all-state among small schools in 2011 game, ranking sixth in the Mountain West … Also ranked fifth in the … Was a three-year letter winner. MW in passing touchdowns (15), sixth in passing yards per game (164.5) and seventh in pass efficiency (123.1) … Commanded and PERSONAL engineered Nevada’s rushing attack in its spread pistol system as Born Tyler James Stewart on March 26, 1994 … Son of Tracy Stewart the Wolf Pack averaged 210 rushing yards per game, which ranked … Has a brother, Trevin … Chose Nevada over Colorado State, 25th in the nation … Completed 13-of-20 passes for 163 yards and Fresno State and San Jose State … Majoring in communication a score while being named Nevada’s offensive player of the week studies … Enjoys cooking in his free time. after a season-opening win against UC Davis … Competed 18-of-32 passes for 160 yards and two scores against Pac-12 foe Arizona … In Nevada’s first-ever SEC game, eclipsed 200-yards passing with two touchdowns … Completed 12-of-21 passes and helped Nevada rush for 289 yards in a win at Buffalo … Completed 20 passes for 202 yards with a career-high 61 yards rushing against rivals UNLV … Tallied a season-high 84.2 completion percentage (16-19) with a season-high four touchdowns in a win over New Mexico … Set career-highs with 25 completions and 287 passing yards at Wyoming … Completed 12 passes for 128 yards and one score with 50 rushing yards in a win over Hawai’i … Passed for 206 yards and a touchdown in a win at Fresno State … Set a season-high with three touchdowns while engineering a game-tying drive late in regulation and a game-winning drive in overtime against San Jose State … Completed eight passes while helping Nevada rush for 209 yards at Utah State … Passed for 228 yards with 12 completions at San Diego State … Engineered a last-minute, game-winning touchdown drive in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … In the preseason, was named to Phil Steele’s All-MW fourth team … Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

HISTORY

113.8 123.7

Held the No. 2 spot on the depth chart behind Cody Fajardo throughout the regular season … Made his season debut in Nevada’s finale at UNLV, recording one rushing attempt in a 49-27 Wolf Pack rivalry victory.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Played in seven games as a redshirt freshman and led the Pack to a win over Hawaii in his first career start … Completed 21-of-37

Senior Placekicker 5-10, 180 Canton, Mich. (Plymouth HS)

#40

FIELD GOALS

Att

Made

Pct

2013 2014 2015 TOTAL

82.4

77.8

89.5

83.3

SCORING

PAT

Tot.

Avg./G

2013 2014 2015 TOTAL

6.2

6.5

6.6

114

239

6.5

TEAM INFO

BRENT ZUZO

INTRO

Honors Candidates

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

of three misses came in week 10 and was from 54 yards out … Finished the season 14-of-17 on field goals and 33-of-36 on extraNamed to the Lou Groza Award preseason watch list while also point attempts … Was perfect (5-of-5) from 40-49 yards on field earning preseason all-conference recognition from Athlon Sports, goals … Was an integral part of Nevada being one of the better Lindy’s Sports and Phil Steele … Returns for his senior season as kickoff coverage units in the conference with an average of 61.3 one of the top kickers in program history, ranking fifth in career yards on kickoffs with 22 touchbacks on the year. kicker scoring and made field goals … Has started and played in 38 games in the past three seasons, making 45-of-54 (.833) field goal HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Plymouth (Mich.) High School … Letter winner in attempts and 114 extra points for 249 career points. football (2), soccer (2) and track and field (1) … After playing soccer for his first two years of high school, focused solely on football as JUNIOR (2015) Played in all 13 games as Nevada’s starting kicker … Named to the a junior and senior … Made 9-of-11 field goals as a senior, being All-Mountain West second team … Made 17-of-19 (89.5) field goals, named to the all-state first team as a placekicker … All-Metro West 38-of-40 PATs (.950) and helped Nevada convert two-of-three onside first team selection by Detroit News … Helped guide Plymouth to kicks … Led the Mountain West and ranked fourth in the nation in a district championship in 2012 … Was selected to the KLAA Allfield goal percentage … Ranked second in the MW in made field Conference Team and the Detroit Free Press All-West first team as goals per game (1.3) … Ranked seventh in the Mountain West in a junior … Detroit News All-State honorable mention selection in scoring with 6.8 points per game … Led the team in scoring with 89 2011. points … Went 1-of-1 on field goal attempts within 20 yards, 8-of-8 between 20-29 yards, 4-of-4 between 30-39 yards, 4-of-4 between PERSONAL 40-49 yards while his only two misses of the season were over 50 Born Brenton Ross Zuzo on Sept. 20, 1994 … Son of Gary and Cheryl yards attempts … Also tallied 67 kickoffs for a 61.4 average with Zuzo … Pursuing a degree in Business … Father played soccer at 28 touchbacks … Went 3-of-3 on both field goals and extra points, Gannon University … Uncle played football at Ferris State University … recovered his own onside kick and matched a career-high with Was also recruited by FIU, Western Michigan, Wisconsin and Memphis, 12 points in Nevada’s win over Hawai’i, being named MW Special among others … Hobbies include fishing and mountain biking. Teams Player of the Week … Made a career-long 47-yard field goal and also went 3-of-3 at both field goals and extra points in Nevada’s win over Fresno State, earning MW Special Teams Player of the Week honors … Made all three field goal attempts to lead Nevada to a victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Went 2-of-2 against the Pac-12’s Arizona and the SEC’s Texas A&M … In the preseason, was named to the Athlon Sports and Phil Steele’s All-MW second team … Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter winner.

PLAYERS

NEVADA SENIOR (2016)

FRESHMAN (2013)

Joined the team as a true freshman and immediately won the kickoff and place-kicking duties for the Pack to open a successful freshman campaign … Connected on the first 11 attempts of his career and was perfect through nine games on field goals … First

HISTORY

Played in all 13 games as Nevada’s starting kicker, making 13-of-17 field goals (.765) and 43-of-45 PATs (.955) … Led Nevada in points scored with 82, ranking ninth in the Mountain West in scoring … Ranked fifth in the conference in FG percentage … Had 26 touchbacks and averaged 60.7 yards on kickoffs … Had a seasonbest effort in San Diego State, making 3-of-3 field goal attempts … Made a career-long 45-yard field goal against Boise State … Went perfect on FG attempts against Washington State (1-of-1), Arizona (2-of-2), Boise State (1-of-1), BYU (2-of-2), San Diego State (3-of-3) and Air Force (1-of-1) … Made a career-high seven PATs in Nevada’s rivalry win over UNLV … At the end of the season, ranked 24th amongst active FBS players in career FG percentage (.794) … 2014 Academic All-Mountain West.

RECORD BOOK

SOPHOMORE (2014)

N E VA DA F O O T B A L L

2016 MEDIA GUIDE

PLAYER PROFILES

Player Profiles

INTRO

TREVION ARMSTRONG FRESHMAN WIDE RECEIVER 6-1, 210 Richmond, Va. (Trinity Episcopal)

#5 TEAM INFO

FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

MILES BEACH

Freshman Tight End 6-4, 240 Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos HS)

PLAYERS

Graduated from Trinity Episcopal School in Richmond, Va. in the spring of 2016 … Was a four-year letter winner football and basketball … Led the Titans to back-to-back VISAA Division II state football championships in 2015 and 2016 … Earned all-state honors as a junior with 63 receptions for 1,095 yards and 19 touchdowns … Also earned all-state honors as a senior and was named to the 2016 All-Richmond Metro First Team with 56 receptions for 987 yards and 17 touchdowns … Named team MVP on the basketball team in 2015.

COACHES & STAFF

PERSONAL

Son of Vernon Armstrong and Shaneka Turner … Has five siblings … Chose to attend Nevada because of the team family and the scenery … Also received recruiting interest from Pitt, Illinois, Marshall, Temple, Toledo and Appalachian State, among others.

STATISTICS

Sophomore Offensive Line 6-4, 265 Livermore, Calif. (Laney College)

#60

RECORD BOOK

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a sophomore for the 2016 season after transferring from Laney College.

BEFORE NEVADA

Attended Laney College (Oakland, Calif.) in 2015.

HIGH SCHOOL

HISTORY

Graduated from Granada High School in Livermore, Calif., in the spring of 2014 … Was a two-year letter winner (2013-14) on the football team.

PERSONAL

Born Reece Andrew Backman … Son of Raymond Backman and Kristen Backman … Has one sister and two step-siblings … Will major in Human Development and Family Studies at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada

SENIOR (2016)

Will see increased playing time at linebacker in his final season in Reno … Had his junior campaign cut short due to injury … His six career starts are the most among the projected Wolf Pack linebacking corps … Career totals include 90 total tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries.

JUNIOR (2015)

#85

HIGH SCHOOL

REECE BACKMAN

because he enjoys the scenery and outdoors and also because he has been a fan of the football team … Also received recruiting interest from New Mexico, Utah State and Missouri.

FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Los Gatos High School in the spring of 2016 … Earned four letters in football and two in basketball for the Wildcats … Earned first team all-league at defensive end in 2015 with 36 tackles and two sacks … Was named Los Gatos’ MVP as a senior in 2016 with 18 receptions for 506 yards and six touchdowns as a senior.

PERSONAL

Son of Bob and Maniko Beach … Has two sisters; Hana and Mercedes … Intends to major in kinesiology at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada because of the combination of high academic standards and competitive football …. Also received recruiting interest from San Diego State, San Jose State and Cal Poly.

ALEX BERTRANDO Senior Linebacker 6-2, 230 Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS)

Played in Nevada’s first nine games of the regular season with one start before missing the final four games to injury … Posted 30 tackles, 1.0 TFL and one fumble recovery in the regular season … Tallied his lone start of the regular season in Nevada’s victory at Buffalo, logging a career-high nine tackles … Also notched his first career fumble recovery at Buffalo … Posted a tackle in 8-of-9 games he played in during the regular season … Contributed at linebacker and on special teams … Letter winner … 2015 Academic AllMountain West.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

2014 Academic All-Mountain West … Appeared in all 13 games, seeing action on special teams … Posted 12 tackles with five solo stops and seven assisted tackles on the season … Recorded a season-high three tackles in a comeback victory at BYU … Made two stops against Washington State, San Jose State, Boise State and Colorado State … Letter winner.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Emerged as a redshirt freshman make five starts and play in all 12 games … Set a career high with a nine-tackle performance against San Diego State … Finished the season with 4.5 tackles for loss … Recovered first fumble of his career against Hawaii and it came in the end zone for the first touchdown of his career as Nevada beat the Rainbow Warriors … Recorded at least one tackle in each of the last 11 games and had six games with at least five tackles … First career start was at Florida State … Also started against Hawaii, Air Force, San Diego State and San Jose State … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2012)

#56

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada.

SCORING

Retn

Total

Avg/G

2013

0.5

2014

0.0

2015

0.0

TOTAL

0.2

TACKLES

Total

TFL

Yds

2013

4.5

2014

0.0

2015

1.0

TOTAL

5.5

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Del Oro High School in Loomis, Calif. … Was a key part of two league and section championships … Was the DII state runners-up … As a senior, was the Sacramento Bee’s Defensive Player of the Year and was also named second-team All-State and secondteam All-America by MaxPreps … Was also a first-team all-section and all-metro selection while being named the league’s Defensive MVP … Was a two-time team MVP … Also lettered once in baseball and twice in track and field.

PERSONAL

Born Alexander Seldon Bertrando on Oct. 14, 1993 … Son of Sharen and Will Betrando …

Freshman (2015)

Did not see action in the regular season … Joined the Wolf Pack for fall camp as a true freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Sierra Vista High School is Las Vegas … Named First Team All-State as a senior at Sierra Vista HS … First Team AllREDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) A talented redshirt freshman that will provide Sunset League after rushing for 1,406 yards depth in the Wolf Pack secondary ... Impressed and 16 touchdowns … Tallied 42 tackles at the coaching staff with his play on the scout outside linebacker … 2014 Team MVP … Sierra Vista Scholar-Athlete is 2013 and 2014 team as a true freshman. … A four-time letter winner in track & field.

Freshman Offensive Line 6-5, 285 Tracy, Calif. (Tracy HS)

#76 FRESHMAN (2016)

Enters the 2016 season as a true freshman … Enrolled in the spring semester and went through spring drills.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Tracy HS (Tracy, Calif.) as a three-year football letter winner … Helped lead the Bulldogs to a SJAA championship in 2013 … Earned first team all-league honors Freshman (2015) PERSONAL Did not see action in the regular season … Chose Nevada to earn a degree at a great as a junior and senior … Named to the 2014 Joined the Wolf Pack for fall camp as a true academic university with a great football all-area first team by the Stockton Record … Earned scholar-athlete honors from 2011-14 freshman … Was named Nevada’s defensive program. … Also lettered on the basketball team as scout team player of the week after the Pack’s a senior in 2014, earning second team allwin against Fresno State. league honors. DANIEL

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Orange Lutheran High School in Orange, Calif. ... Was a three-year letter winner in football under head coach Chuck Peterson ... Posted 48 tackles for the Lancers with 23 solo stops and two tackles for loss as a junior ... Participated in the 2015 West Coast Bowl ... Was a member of the National Honor Society and the National League of Young Men.

PERSONAL

Born Riley Patrick Brand on Sept. 24, 1996 ... Son of Craig and Patty Smith ... Academic major is undecided ... Has one sister, Dylan ... Chose to attend Nevada because it felt like home and the right fit ... Also shown interest from Colorado, Colorado State, Fresno State, Washington and Boston College ... Hobbies include snowboarding, playing Madden and watching the ESPN 30 for 30 series.

BROWN

Freshman Defensive Back 5-10, 170 Carson, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

#25 FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Narbonne High School in the spring of 2016 … Led the Gauchos to L.A. City Section conference championships in 2012, 2014 and 2015 … As a senior, helped Narbonne win the 2015 CIF state championship and post a 14-2 record… Posted 48 tackles, four interceptions, 38 pass breakups and one interception return for a touchdown as a senior … Posted 36 tackles, three interceptions and 21 pass breakups as a junior … Was named Narbonne’s defensive back of the year as a junior and senior … Also lettered in basketball and played AAU basketball.

PERSONAL

Born Daniel Marcus Brown Jr. … Son of Daniel

TEAM INFO

Will provide depth to a talented Wolf Pack backfield.

PLAYERS

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

NATE BROWN

COACHES & STAFF

#35

#25

PERSONAL

Born Nathan Ikaika Brown to parents Steve and Fran Brown … Has one sister, Valerie, and one brother, Sam … Intends to major in business at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada because of the great education and high level of football … Also received recruiting interest from Air Force, Cornell, Cal Poly and San Jose State.

STATISTICS

Redshirt Freshman Defensive Back 6-1, 210 Anaheim, Calif. (Orange Lutheran HS)

Redshirt Freshman Running Back 5-11, 190 Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista HS)

and Daphne Brown … Has one brother, Dyon, and one sister, Deja … Uncle Alfred Durr played football at San Jose State and his father, Daniel, played basketball at LA Harbor College … Chose to attend Nevada because of the coaching staff and family atmosphere … Also received recruiting interest from UNLV, Hawai’i, Fresno State, Colorado, Iowa State, Iowa and Arizona.

BRYCE BRYANT

Freshman Defensive Back 5-9, 175 Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

#33

RECORD BOOK

RILEY BRAND

MALIEK BROADY

FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Reed High School.

HISTORY

Has an older brother, Nick … Father played soccer at Pacific … Brother is also a Nevada student and plays on the club baseball team … Majoring in criminal justice … Chose Nevada over Oregon State and Fresno State, among others … Picked Nevada because of the location, football atmosphere and it was close to home … Sports hero is Michael Jordan … Enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, mountain biking, fishing and golfing in his free time.

INTRO

Player Profiles

PERSONAL

Local product out of Sparks, Nev.

Player Profiles

INTRO

CARL BURTON-HILL Freshman Offensive Line 6-5, 295 Dixon, Calif. (Dixon HS)

#33

San Jose State … Helped Nevada rank second Did not appear in any games as a redshirt in the MW and tie for 21st in the nation with a 12.7 punt return average on the season … freshman. Letter winner.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada.

FRESHMAN (2014)

HIGH SCHOOL

PERSONAL

TEAM INFO PLAYERS

Born Andrew Michael Celis on Sept. 20, 1995 ... Son of Tina and Raul Celis ... Mother was a nationally ranked cross country runner ... Has not yet decided on a major ... Grew up cheering for the Nevada and calls the FRESHMAN (2015) PERSONAL Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Son of Ramsey Carrow and Vera Deatherage opportunity to play for the Wolf Pack “a dream 2016 season. ... Uncle J.R. Deatherage played football at come true” ... Was also recruited by Boise State, Cincinnati ... Chose Nevada because it is close Washington State and Cal, among others. HIGH SCHOOL to home ... Majoring in community health Graduated from Dixon High School in the science ... Hopes to become a firefighter after PATRICK spring of 2016 … Played for head coach Wes graduation. Besseghini … Part of an offensive line that CHOUDJA helped the Rams average 275.5 yards rushing Junior per game as a senior … First Team All-Golden ANDREW Defensive End Empire … Registered 26 total tackles and 6-3, 250 CELIS a sack on the defensive line in 2015 … Led Oakley, Calif. Sophomore Dixon HS to a combined 10-2 Golden Empire (Freedom HS) Wide Receiver record in two seasons … Earned two varsity 5-11, 190 letters in football and three in basketball and San Quentin, Calif. track and field. (Marin Catholic HS) A graduate of Novato High School in Novato, Calif. … Lettered in three varsity sports including football, lacrosse and wrestling.

#95

PERSONAL

COACHES & STAFF

Son of Lynnette Hill and Kelvin Burton … Has one brother, Patrick … Was also recruited by San Diego State, San Jose State, Weber State and Sacramento State … Has volunteered at the Dixon Youth Camp and his local church … Would like to own his own business after college … Undecided on major.

AUSTIN CARROW

STATISTICS

Senior Tight End 6-3, 245 Novato, Calif. (Novato HS)

#45

#83 PUNT RETURNS

No. Yds

2015

12 11 152 0

40 13.8

12.7

TOTAL

12 11 152 0

40 13.8

12.7

No. Yds

TD Lg Avg/R

Avg/G

KICK RETURNS

TD Lg Avg/R

Avg/G

2015

12 2

19 18.0

3.0

TOTAL

12 2

19 18.0

3.0

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR IR Total Avg/G

2015

12 0

152 36 0

188

TOTAL

12 0

152 36 0

188 15.7

15.7

RECORD BOOK

Returns for his sophomore campaign as the Wolf Pack’s punt returner … Will see Joins Jarred Gipson in Nevada’s two tight end an uptick in playing time at slot receiver … sets … An excellent blocker that paved the Will work alongside Elijah Mitchell as a kick way for two 100-yard rushers last season. returner … One of the top punt returners in the Mountain West last season.

SENIOR (2016)

JUNIOR (2015)

HISTORY

Played in 12 games and made four starts in Nevada’s two tight end set with Jarred Gipson … Didn’t record a reception in the regular season, but played a key role in blocking for Nevada’s rushing offense that ranked 25th in the nation with 210.6 rushing yards per game … Also saw playing time on special teams … Made his first career start in Nevada’s victory against Hawai’i … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Saw action in one game, playing on special teams in Nevada’s comeback victory at BYU.

TACKLES

Total TFL Yds PD

2014

2.0

2015

0.0

TOTAL

2.0 9

SACKS

Total

Yds

2014

1.0

2015

0.0

TOTAL

1.0

JUNIOR (2016)

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Redshirted in his true freshman season.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Appeared in 12 games as the Wolf Pack’s primary punt returner … Returned 11 punts for 152 yards … Also fielded two kick returns for 36 yards … Tallied a 13.8 punt return average on the season, which would’ve led the Mountain West if it met the minimum attempt cutoff … Tallied a career-long 40yard punt return in Nevada’s season opening victory against UC Davis … Named Nevada’s special teams player of the week after the UC Davis game … Tallied a season-high two punt returns against Texas A&M, Buffalo and

Will be looked upon as a leader on the defensive line … Has appeared in all 26 games over the last two seasons … Has shown the ability to be a game-changing defensive end as a freshman and sophomore.

SOPHOMORE (2015)

Played in all 13 games on the season as a backup to All-Mountain West defensive ends Lenny Jones and Ian Seau … Tallied 10 tackles and one pass breakup … Matched a seasonhigh with two tackles in games against Texas A&M, Wyoming and Utah State … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2014)

One of three true freshmen on the team to see action in all 13 regular season games … Posted eight tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack and one forced fumble in his first season of collegiate football … Had a breakout game against BYU with a career-high three tackles and one sack while forcing a fumble on BYU’s final drive to clinch Nevada’s victory … Saw all of his playing time come in relief at defensive end on the season … Letter winner.

Player Profiles

FRESHMAN (2015)

DOMINIC CHRISTIAN

Redshirt Freshman Wide Receiver 6-1, 200 Chicago, Ill. (Hales Franciscan HS)

Did not see action in the regular season … Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Jesuit High School in Sacramento, Calif. ... Was a two-year letter winner in football under head coach Marlon Blanton, while also lettering in basketball (2) and track (1) ... Earned first team All-Delta League honors as a senior ... Recorded 25 tackles, three sacks, one interception, one forced fumble and three fumble recoveries in nine games in 2014 ... Also earned honorable mention All-Metro honors in 2014 ... Also led Jesuit to a sectional championship in REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) An athletic receiver that could see playing basketball in 2013. time as a redshirt freshman.

PERSONAL

Born Kori Collins on Aug. 20, 1996 ... Son of Ferrie and Stacy Collins and Letitia Bradford ... Has two brothers and two sisters ... Father played football at Cal ... Chose to attend HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Hales Franciscan High School Nevada because of the football and academic in Chicago … Was a three-year letter winner programs, and because it was close to home in football as a quarterback under head ... Also shown interest from San Diego State, coach Randall Townsel, while also lettering in San Jose State, Fresno State, New Mexico, basketball (3) and track (2) ... Led the Spartans Wyoming, Colorado State and Washington to a Chicago Catholic League championship State ... Hobbies include playing sports, in his final three seasons ... As a senior, ran for spending time with friends and family, and 1,369 yards with nine touchdowns while also listening to music. passing for 1,571 yards and 18 touchdowns ... Recorded nine rushing touchdowns, eight NICK passing scores, a punt return TD and an COLSON interception for a TD as a junior ... Also won Freshman regionals in basketball three times, and Tight End sectionals in 2013 ... Was a member of the 6-4, 220 Illinois Hoyas AAU basketball team, which placed fourth in nation in 2006. Gilbert, Ariz. (Higley HS)

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action in the season … Redshirted.

PERSONAL

Born Dominic Vincent Christian on May 30, 1997 ... Son of Vincent Christian and Traci Strickland ... Has one older brother, Montero ... Also shown recruiting interest from Iowa, Indiana, Syracuse and numerous Mid-American Conference schools ... Chose to attend Nevada because of his fit with the program, and because of the staff and educational values ... Sports heroes are Michael Vick and Randy Moss.

#89

COLTON CONCELLOS Junior Linebacker 6-3, 225 Lompoc, Calif. (Lompoc HS)

#51 JUNIOR (2016)

A key special teams player for the Wolf Pack … Will also provide depth at linebacker.

INTRO TEAM INFO

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Born Patrick K. Choudja on April 11, 1996 ... Is Will provide depth on the defensive line and yet to declare a major ... Was also recruited by look to make his collegiate debut as a redshirt Washington State, Arizona State, Boise State, freshman in 2016. Fresno State, San Jose State and Hawaii.

Born Nicholas Alan Colson … Son of Keith and Allison Colson … Has two sisters; Erin and Carly … Plans on majoring in biology at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada because of the high level of both football and education … Also received recruiting interest from Air Force, New Mexico State, UC Davis and Northern Colorado.

PLAYERS

#44

PERSONAL

SOPHOMORE (2015)

Saw action in five games … Competed on special teams against UC Davis, Arizona, UNLV, San Jose State at Colorado State … Tallied two tackles on the season with one stop against UC Davis and one stop against San Jose State … Letter winner ... 2015 Academic AllMountain West.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

Saw action in two games on the season, playing in special teams against Colorado State and BYU.

COACHES & STAFF

Redshirt Freshman Defensive End 6-5, 225 Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit HS)

all-purpose yards and 10 touchdowns while earning first team all-conference honors.

FRESHMAN (2013)

Joined the team in the spring semester and went through spring drills at Nevada … Redshirted his first full season with the Wolf Pack.

PERSONAL

STATISTICS

PERSONAL

KORI COLLONS

Earning a degree in community health sciences.

RECORD BOOK

From Freedom High School in Oakley, Calif. ... Was first-team all-league and first-team AllEast Bay by the Contra Costa Times ... Named All-Bay Area by San Francisco Chronicle ... Recorded 81 tackles with school records in tackles for loss (25) and sacks (18) to go along with three forced fumbles and 3 PBUs as a senior ... Had 25 career TFLs ... Was secondteam All-NorCal ... Named team Defensive Player of the Year ... Earned second-team allleague as a junior.

FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Higley High School in Gilbert, Ariz … Was a three-year letter winner in both football and basketball at Higley from 201214 … As a senior, tallied 51 receptions, 1026

HISTORY

HIGH SCHOOL

Player Profiles

INTRO

TYLER CRANDALL

Redshirt Freshman Defensive Back 5-11, 190 Folsom, Calif. (Folsom HS)

#36

both offense and defense … Named firstteam All-Area as a junior while earning second-team all-league honors … Named school’s Most Outstanding Athlete as a senior … Participated in the Rotary Interact Club … FRESHMAN (2013) Joined Nevada as a true freshman and Also played baseball. redshirted his first full year with the Wolf Pack. Saw action in special teams in Nevada’s victory over San Diego State.

HIGH SCHOOL

TEAM INFO

A graduate of La Jolla Country Day in San Diego, Calif. … Named to the 2012 All-Coastal League first team on offense … Also earned first-team honors in 2011 on the defensive REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) side of the ball for his work on the line of Will add depth at defensive back while looking scrimmage … Kusi Prep Pigskin Lineman to make his collegiate debut in 2016. of the Week (9/7/2012) … Was an offensive lineman on the USA Under-19 National team FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action in the season … Redshirted. in 2012.

HIGH SCHOOL

PLAYERS

Graduated from Folsom High School in Folsom, Calif. … Played a key role on teams that won three-straight sectional titles (201214) and a state title in 2014 … First Team AllSierra Foothill League in 2014 … Also tabbed for Second Team All-Sac Metro … Totaled 113 tackles, six sacks, three interceptions and three forced fumbles as a senior.

PERSONAL

COACHES & STAFF

Son of Beth and Curt Crandall … Majoring in business management … Would like to pursue a career in firefighting upon graduation … Chose Nevada because of the community’s love for the Wolf Pack and its close to home.

ZIAD DAMANHOURY Junior Offensive Line 6-6, 310 San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla Country Day)

STATISTICS

#77

PERSONAL

Born Ziad Sameer Damanhoury on June 28, 1995 … Son of Sam and Helen Damanhoury …Is a pre-business major … If he does not play in the NFL after his time at Nevada, he would like to work for ESPN or become an entrepreneur … Enjoys playing Basketball and video games in his spare time, as well as go to the beach.

NOLAN DAMBACHER Senior Defensive End 6-3, 250 Sonora, Calif. (Sonora HS)

#58 SENIOR (2016)

Will enter his senior season as a key member of Nevada’s special teams unit while also seeking playing time on the defensive line.

JUNIOR (2015)

Saw action in four games during the regular season … Contributed on special teams Gained valuable experience as a sophomore against UC Davis, Buffalo, UNLV and Utah after starting in the final eight games of the State … Posted one tackle on the season at season … Fit right in with The Union as it Utah State … Letter winner. blocked for one the country’s top rushing tandem last season. SOPHOMORE (2014)

Junior (2016)

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

PERSONAL

Born Nolan Carl Dambacher on Feb. 10, 1994 … Son of Laurel and Michael Dambacher … Has an older brother, Evan, a younger sister, Leah, and a younger brother, Mason … Father played football at Fresno State … Grandfather Don Dambacher played football at San Jose State and grandfather Dick Pland played football at Cal … Is a pre-business major … Sports heroes are Steve Young and Patrick Willis … Enjoys fishing and being in the outdoors.

JIMBO DAVIS

Junior Wide Receiver 5-10, 180 North Bend, Wash. (Mount Si HS)

#22 JUNIOR (2016)

Impressed the coaching staff with his play on the scout team last season … Could contribute on special teams in 2016.

SOPHOMORE (2015)

Saw action in one game in the regular season, competing on special teams against UNLV … Was named Nevada’s defensive scout team player of the week following Nevada’s victory at San Jose State.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

Did not see action in 12 regular season games.

FRESHMAN (2013)

Joined Nevada as a true freshman and redshirted his first season.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Mount Sinai HS in Snoqulamie, Wash. ... Recorded 91 tackles, 23 passes broken up and seven interceptions combined in his Saw action in 10 games on the season … Was junior and senior seasons ... First team KingCo SOPHOMORE (2015) a key contributor on special teams … Letter Conference in 2013 ... Second team KingCo in Played in 10 games and started in the final winner. 2012 ... Featured in the Seattle Times’ Top 100 eight contests of the season … The Wolf Pack Players in the state of Washington in 2013 ... eclipsed 200 yards rushing or more in six of REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013) 2013 National Football Foundation Scholarthe eight games he started … Helped pave Saw playing time in three games with no Athlete honoree ... Lettered in track and field ... the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James starts … Was credited with one tackle on the Three-time state participant in the pole vault Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the year. and 100 meters ... Two-year track captain. third time in program history a pair of running PERSONAL backs have eclipsed 1,000 yards in the same FRESHMAN (2012) season … Helped Nevada average 210.6 Joined the team as a true freshman and Son of Jim and Angi Davis ... Father Jim Davis played football at Washington State rushing yards per game in the regular season, redshirted his first season at Nevada. and grandfather Jim Davis rowed crew at which ranked fourth in the MW and 25th in Washington ... Chose Nevada over Oregon, the nation … Started at left guard in Nevada’s HIGH SCHOOL win over New Mexico where the Pack rushed High School … Was the All-Area MVP as a Washington State, Harvard, Princeton and for 351 yards – the top rushing output of the senior while earning first-team All-District Brown because of the great business school and nationally ranked MBA program ... Brian Polian era … Letter winner. honors … Named first-team all-league on Majoring in business administration.

Player Profiles

Rec Yds Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G

14.2

11.4

2015

232 25 2.1

8.6

17.8

TOTAL

18 31

289 25 1.7

9.3

16.1

22 0.8

#61

ALL PURPOSE

Rush Rec

Total

Avg/G

2014

11.4

2015

232

17.8

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

TOTAL

289

16.1

HIGH SCHOOL

FRESHMAN (2016)

Graduated from Carson High School … Was a two-year letter winner (2014-15) on Carson’s A talented wideout that has improved football team … Helped the Senators win the steadily over his first two seasons ... Winner of Sierra League conference title in four straight the team’s most improved award after spring seasons … Earned first team All-Sierra League camp … Currently slotted to see time at X honors as a senior in 2015, posting 53 tackles, six sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble receiver alongside Hasaan Henderson. recovery … Member of the National Honor Society. SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in all 13 games with five starts … Caught 27 passes for 232 yards … Ranked third PERSONAL Born Jacob Joseph Drahos … Son of Mark on the team in total receptions … Averaged and Jodi Drahos … Has one older sister, 8.6 yards per catch and 17.8 yards per game Makayla … Father, Mark, played football at … Set a career-high with six receptions and Nevada from 1987-1991 … Academic major 53 yards at Wyoming … Caught four passes in is currently undeclared … Chose to attend back-to-back games against Buffalo and UNLV Nevada because it has always been his dream … Tallied a reception in all but two games on college and to stay close to home … Hobbies the season … Letter winner. includes music and hanging out with family and friends

JUNIOR (2016)

FRESHMAN (2014)

Saw action at wide receiver in six games on the season; Boise State, Colorado State, Hawai’i, Air Force, Fresno State and Louisiana … Recorded starts against the Bulldogs and Ragin’ Cajuns in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl … Caught one pass for 22 yards against the Broncos … Caught one pass for 11 yards against the Falcons … Finished with two catches and 33 yards on the season … Letter winner.

JOHN DURNEY

Senior Linebacker 6-0, 240 Yreka, Calif. (College of Siskiyous)

#57

HIGH SCHOOL

From Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove, Calif. ... Was a second-team all-metro selection as a senior as he caught 35 passes for 775 yards and 13 touchdowns ... Also recorded four interceptions as a defensive back ... As a sophomore and junior, combined for 58 catches for 890 yards and 16 touchdowns and six more interceptions ... Was honorable mention all-metro as a junior.

PERSONAL

Born Wyatt David Demps on March 19, 1996 ... Son of Elizabeth and Chris Demps ... Father played football at Sacramento State and his older brother plays basketball at Sacramento

SENIOR (2016)

Will add depth and veteran leadership to the linebacking corp.

JUNIOR (2015)

Did not see action in the regular season … Joined the Wolf Pack for the 2015 season as a junior after two years of junior college football.

BEFORE NEVADA

Played two seasons at College Siskiyous … Member of back-to-back Nor-Cal Football Conference championship teams.

Sophomore Offensive Lineman 6-4, 290 Antelope, Calif. (Antelope HS)

#63

INTRO TEAM INFO

2014

DAREN ECHEVERIA

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Gained valuable experience with The Union as a redshirt freshman … Will seek playing time on the offensive line and on special teams in 2016.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Played in five games and registered two starts against New Mexico and Wyoming … Posted his first career start against the Lobos as the Wolf Pack rushed of 351 yards – the highest rushing output of the Brian Polian era … Also started at Wyoming … Helped block for a pair of 1,000-yard running backs in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the third time in program history Nevada’s had two 1,000yard running backs in the same season.

FRESHMAN (2014)

PLAYERS

RECEIVING

Freshman Defensive End 6-2, 220 Carson City, Nev. (Carson HS)

COACHES & STAFF

#80

Joined the program as a true freshman and redshirted his first year with the Wolf Pack.

HIGH SCHOOL

A 2013 graduate of Antelope (Calif.) High School ... Was a three-sport athlete who earned eight varsity letters in football, wrestling and track and field ... Earned allleague and all-metro honors as a junior and senior and, as a senior, earned all-city, allsection and all-state accolades ... Was a twotime Lineman of the Year winner in his league ... Won the section wrestling championship at 285 pounds ... Recorded 22 pancake blocks in a championship game as a senior ... Earned the Academic Merit Award and was also on the Honor Roll ... Played on season at USAFA Prep (2013) after high school.

PERSONAL

STATISTICS

JACOB DRAHOS

Son of Rebecca and John Durney … Majoring in criminal justice … Chose Nevada because of the campus, coaches and atmosphere around the program … Also received recruiting interest from San Diego State and Sacramento State.

RECORD BOOK

Junior Wide Receiver 6-4, 200 Elk Grove, Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS)

PERSONAL

Born Daren James Echeveria on Nov. 9, 1994 ... Son of Sara and Matthew Echevaria ... Intends to major in business ... Enjoys fishing and sport shooting in his free time ... Calls Nevada his “dream school.”

HISTORY

State ... Has an uncle and grandfather who played basketball at Oregon ... Has not yet decided on a major ... Enjoys playing video games, lifting weights and paintball ... Was also recruited by Hawaii, Air Force, San Jose State and Sacramento State.

WYATT DEMPS

Player Profiles

INTRO

NATHAN EDWARDS

WES

FARNSWORTH

EVAN FAUNCE

#70

#42

#88

Freshman Offensive Line 6-4, 240 Reno, Nev. (Galena HS)

TEAM INFO

Freshman (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Galena High School.

PERSONAL

Local product out of Reno.

PLAYERS

JASON ELENBERGER

COACHES & STAFF

Sophomore Wide Receiver 5-11, 185 Sacramento, Calif. (Air Force)

Junior Tight End 6-4, 240 Indianapolis, Ind. (Glendale CC)

SOPHOMORE (2016)

JUNIOR (2016)

FRESHMAN (2015)

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Enters his second season as the starting long snapper for the Wolf Pack … Snaps to two all-conference selections in kicker Brent Zuzo and punter Alex Boy. Played in all 13 games during the regular season as Nevada’s starting long snapper … Helped junior kicker Brent Zuzo connect on 17-of-19 field goals and 38-of-40 extra points … Helped junior punter Alex Boy average 42.0 yards per punt … One of three true freshman to see playing time … Letter winner.

HIGH SCHOOL

Will seek a starting role at tight end alongside senior Jarred Gipson … Played in seven games in his first season at Nevada last year before missing time due to injury. Played in Nevada’s first seven games with three starts before missing the remaining games due to injury … Started against UC Davis, UNLV and Wyoming … Recorded one reception for 18 yards against Arizona … Played a key role in blocking for Nevada’s ground attack, which averaged 210 rushing yards per game and ranked 25th nationally … Letter winner.

BEFORE NEVADA

Did not see action in the regular season … Redshirted.

Will graduate this spring from Bishop Manogue Catholic High School ... Was a twoyear letter winner in football under head coach Thomas Peregrin and a three-year letter winner in baseball ... Earned a five-star ranking as a long snapper and was heralded as one of the top long snappers in the nation ... Earned a top five spot in the 2014 Rubio Long Snapping ranking ... At the Rubio Long Snapping elite camp, ranked first in fastest snap average and second in accuracy ... Named the Miner’s team captain in 2014 ... Earned Bishop Manogue’s 2013 special teams MVP award ... An RGJ All-North Division I honoree in baseball as a pitcher.

HIGH SCHOOL

PERSONAL

#28 SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will add depth at wide receiver while looking to make his Wolf Pack debut.

FRESHMAN (2015)

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Sophomore Long Snapper 6-2, 230 Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue HS)

The Sacramento Bee’s 2013 Division I Offensive Player at Jesuit HS in Folsom, Calif. … Threw for 2,028 yards with 23 touchdowns and rushed for 1,064 yards with 14 touchdowns … Named Delta River Offensive Player of the Year as a senior … Earned First Team DRL honors as a wide receiver in 2012 and was named Jesuit’s Defensive Player of the Year that same season … Lettered in football and track & field.

PERSONAL

Son of Lisa and Jeff Elenberger … Majoring in finance … Chose Nevada because of the coaching staff and it’s close to home.

Born Wesley Ray Farnsworth on April 10, 1997 ... Son of Lane and Melissa Farnsworth ... Intends to major in sports medicine ... Has one sister, Shannon ... Chose to attend Nevada due to the family atmosphere, academics and the coaching staff’s beliefs ... Also shown interest from Ohio State, Nebraska, Washington, Cal, Washington State and Oregon State ... Hobbies include baseball, traveling and spending time with family.

After beginning his career as a walk-on at Ball State, attended Glendale Community College in Glendale, Ariz. ... Caught eight passes, all for first downs, for 127 yards at GCC and earned all-conference honors in 2014.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Warren Central High School in Indianapolis ... Was a three-sport athlete at WCHS, earning letters in football, track and field and swimming ... Led the Warriors to a conference championship in 2012 ... Also helped Warren Central win a state championship in swimming in 2010 ... Member of student council. Born Evan Michael Faunce on March 10, 1995 ... Son of Jay and Suzanne Faunce ... Has one brother, Kyle ... Intends to major in business at Nevada ... Chose to attend Nevada because of the coaching staff, atmosphere and teammates ... Also shown interest by San Jose State, UAB, Purdue and Nebraska ... Hobbies including playing the piano and volunteer work ... Sports hero is JJ Watt.

COLIN FLANNERY

Redshirt Freshman Tight End 6-5, 220 Richmond, Texas (George Ranch HS)

#43 Redshirt Freshman (2016)

Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

Player Profiles

Sophomore Quarterback 6-2, 205 Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs HS)

#11 SOPHOMORE (2016)

Talented local product will be a viable option at quarterback behind senior returning starter Tyler Stewart … Made his collegiate debut last season and will push for more playing time as sophomore in 2016.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Saw action in three games and was listed as Nevada’s No. 2 quarterback throughout the regular season … Saw action against UC Davis, Arizona and San Diego State … Scored his first career touchdown with a four-yard touchdown rush on a trick play against San Diego State … Registered his first career pass attempt against UC Davis … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2014)

Did not see action in the regular season … Ran the scout team offense at quarterback.

HIGH SCHOOL

From Spanish Springs High School in Sparks, Nev. ... Combined to throw for 5,388 yards and 36 touchdowns as a junior and senior while rushing for 1,222 yards and 19 touchdowns ... Was second-team all-state as a senior and the Northern Nevada Offensive Player of the Year ... Also earned player of the year honors from the Reno Gazette-Journal and KOLO ... Was an all-league selection as a junior and earned honorable mention all-league as a sophomore ... Set a state record with 461 passing yards in a game and 606 yards of total offense in a game ... Owns virtually every school record for passing at Spanish Springs ... A three-sport athlete who also letters in baseball and basketball while maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average.

#6 SOPHOMORE (2016)

Enrolled in the spring semester and was listed as the co-second string quarterback behind senior returning starter Tyler Stewart … Will look to make his Division I debut as a sophomore in 2016 after playing last season at Ventura College.

BEFORE NEVADA

NATHAN GOLTRY

Senior Offensive Line 6-1, 300 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Chaffey College)

#62 SEnior (2016)

Named to the preseason watch list for the Rimington Trophy … Return for his senior season as an All-Mountain West candidate after starting in all 13 games last season.

JUNIOR (2015)

Started in all 13 games at center during the season, leading the team to a winning record and a victory in the Arizona Bowl … Paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the third time in program history Nevada’s boasted two 1,000-yard running backs in the same season … Helped Butler rush for 1,153 yards in the regular season and earn All-MW honorable mention honors ... Helped the Wolf Pack average 210 rushing yards per game, which ranked 25th in the nation … Led an offensive line that only surrender 21 sacks on the season, which ranked sixth in the MW … Helped the Wolf Pack eclipse 200 yards rushing on eight occasions … Won Nevada’s HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from St. Francis High School (La basalite big blocker award after Nevada’s win Cañada, Calif.) in 2014 … Was a two-year over Hawai’i … Started at center in Nevada’s letter winner on the football team under head win over New Mexico, where the Pack rushed coach Jim Bonds … Named the San Gabriel for 351 yards – the highest rushing output in Valley Player of the Year by the Pasadena Star the Brian Polian era … Letter winner. News in 2013 … Also earned first team AllCIF Southern Section and All-Mission League SOPHOMORE (2014) honors in 2013 … As a senior, accounted for Saw action against Fresno State, replacing 3,311 yards and 38 touchdowns while leading an injured Connor Talbott at right guard … St. Francis to one of its best seasons in school Appeared in one game in the regular season. history … Completed 189-of-342 passes for 2,882 yards and 25 touchdowns with only six PERSONAL interceptions, while rushing 117 times for 421 Majoring in general studies. yards and 12 touchdowns … Threw for 300 or more yards on three occasions and 200 or more on eight occasions with seven multipleTD pass games … Also was a member of the National Honor Society, was named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete and was a four-time member of the Mission League All-Academic team. Attended Ventura College and earned one football letter under head coach Steve Mooshagian … In his first career game at Ventura, passed for a school-record 452 yards with five touchdowns … On the season, completed 194-of-300 passes for 2,288 yards and 21 touchdowns to just six interceptions … Was named to the All-Northern Conference first team … Helped lead the Pirates to an 8-3 record and a share of the conference title … Also ran for 279 yards and five touchdowns … Originally attended Colorado and redshirted in 2014 before transferring to Ventura College.

INTRO TEAM INFO

Sophomore Quarterback 6- 2, 205 Glendale, Calif. (Ventura College)

PLAYERS

HUNTER FRALICK

TY GANGI

COACHES & STAFF

Son of Kristine and John Flannery … Father played football at Syracuse and played six seasons in the NFL for the Houston Oilers, Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis Rams … Majoring in criminal justice … Came to Nevada because of the coaching staff, the campus environment and the academics.

Born Tyler Frank Gangi … Son of Frank and Kathy Gangi … Has two sisters and one brother … Intends to major in either business or communications at Nevada … Grandfather played UCLA and earned All-America honors in 1965 while his uncle Kevin Brown played football at Cal … Chose to attend Nevada because of the great coaches and players, as well as the support from the community.

STATISTICS

PERSONAL

RECORD BOOK

PERSONAL

Did not see action in the regular season … Born Hunter Michael Fralick on Oct. 25, Redshirted. 1995 ... Son of Lori and Rob Fralick ... Has eight relatives who graduated from Nevada ... Grandfather ran track for the Wolf Pack HIGH SCHOOL A part of two district championship teams ... Is a pre-business major … Enjoys acting, that reached the Texas state quarterfinals in cinematography, fishing and going to the lake 2013 and 2014 … Earned All-State Academic in his free time ... Was also recruited by UNLV, Boise State and San Diego State. honors as a senior in 2014.

HISTORY

Freshman (2015)

Player Profiles

INTRO

VICTOR GONZALEZ

Redshirt Freshman Wide Receiver 6-0, 185 Riverside, Calif. (Notre Vista HS)

#81 TEAM INFO

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will look to contribute at wide receiver as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

FRESHMAN (2015)

PLAYERS

Saw action in four games during the season … Saw action off the bench against UC Davis, Arizona, Texas A&M and Buffalo … Registered his first collegiate reception in Nevada’s victory at Buffalo … One of three true freshmen to see playing time on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

From Norte Vista High School in Riverside, Calif. ... Was a four-year letter winner in football and also lettered twice in track and field ... Earned league MVP honors ... Also earned allregion, All-CIF and all-county accolades.

COACHES & STAFF

PERSONAL

Born Victor M. Gonzalez on Aug. 27, 1996 ... Son of Rosa and Rigoberto Gonzalez ... Wants to major in criminal justice ... Was also recruited by San Diego State, Colorado State and New Mexico State ... Enjoys riding dirt bikes, video games and hanging out with friends.

NICK GREGG

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Freshman Defensive Line 6- 0, 310 Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

PERSONAL

Son of Sarita Hughes … Has a brother Darnell and a sister Aaliyah … Garnered recruiting interest from Fresno State, Army, San Diego State and Northern Arizona … Chose Nevada because it felt like home … Hopes to become an athletic trainer after college … Undecided on major.

LAWSON HALL

Freshman Linebacker 6-0, 215 Harbor City, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

ISAIAH HAMILTON Freshman Running Back 5-11, 190 Sacramento, Calif. (Inderkum HS)

#29 FRESHMAN (2014)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Inderkum High School in the spring of 2016 … Was a letter winner in football and track and field … Helped lead the Tigers to a Tri-County Conference championship as a senior in 2015 … Attended Vanden High School in Fairfield, Calif. prior FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the to Inderkum … Rushed for 1,158 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior, being named 2016 season. Fairfield and Solano County Offensive Player of the Year … Tallied 1,14 rushing yards and HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Narbonne HS in the spring of 17 touchdowns as a sophomore … Was a 2016 … Finished his career at Narbonne with two-time first team all-conference selection at 269 total tackles, 194 solo stops, 32 tackles for Vanden High, totaling 2,272 rushing yards, 37 loss and six interceptions … One of the top rushing touchdowns, 425 receiving yards and outside linebackers in California according five receiving touchdowns in two seasons at to Scout.com and Rivals.com … Part of Vanden High … Two-time team captain. three-straight Marine League Championship teams (2013-15) and back-to-back LA City PERSONAL Championship squads in 2014 and 2015 … Son of Chi Hamilton-Williams … Has two Played a key role on Narbonne’s 2015 Division brothers; Elijah and Johnny … Chose to I-A State Championship team … Posted 162 attend Nevada because he felt the program tackles, 26 tackles for loss and six sacks in was the right fit for him … Also received 2015 … Named First Team All-City, First Team recruiting interest from Wyoming, Colorado, All-Area and Marine League Defensive MVP Duke, Eastern Washington and UTEP. as a senior … High school teammates with fellow Wolf Pack signee Daniel Brown.

#30

PERSONAL

DAVID HARVEY

Freshman Son of Fred Hall and Felicia Hall, a lieutenant in the Los Angeles Police Department … Wide Receiver Hopes to major in finance at Nevada … Chose 6-1, 195 the Wolf Pack over Colorado State and Fresno Pasadena, Calif. State … Picked Nevada because he feels like he (New Caney HS) can contribute early and become a successful student-athlete … An active member of Freshman (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club 2016 season … Already has the size and talent at Narbonne HS … A 2015 Omega Psi Phi to contend for a starting role … Was named Fraternity Honoree for displaying leadership FRESHMAN (2016) the top incoming freshman in the Mountain qualities. Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the West in Sporting News’ preseason magazine. 2016 season.

#92

#29

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Reed High School in the spring of 2016 … Two-time Division I North Region Defensive Player of the Year … Registered 80 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, eight sacks and an interception as a senior … Helped lead the Raider to three-straight High Desert League championships and threeconsecutive Northern Nevada Region titles … Three-time First Team All-High Desert, AllRegion and All-State from 2013-15 … Holds program records with 17 career sacks and 44 career starts … Posted a career-high 90 tackles as a junior.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from New Caney High School (Texas) in the spring of 2016 … Was a threeyear letter winner in football and four-year letter winner in track and field at New Caney … Posted 63 receptions for 1,257 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior, leading the Eagles back to the playoffs for the first time since 2003 … Had the 26th-most receiving in the state and fifth-most in division 5A … Was named first team All-District 21-5A, First Team All-Montgomery County and All-Greater Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle as a

#79 SENIOR (2016)

Returns for his senior season as a veteran member of The Union after starting in all 13 games at right tackle as a junior … Will look to contend for All-Mountain West honors and pave the way for Nevada’s vaunted rushing attack.

JUNIOR (2015)

Started in all 13 games at right tackle on the season … Led Nevada to 210 rushing yards per game, which ranked 25th in the nation … Paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the third time in program history Nevada’s boasted two 1,000-yard running backs in the same season … Helped Butler rush for 1,342 yards on the season and earn AllMW honorable mention honors … Led an offensive line that only surrender 22 sacks on the season, which ranked sixth in the MW … Helped the Wolf Pack eclipse 200 yards rushing on eight occasions … Started at right tackle in Nevada’s win over New Mexico, where the Pack rushed for 351 yards – the highest rushing output in the Brian Polian era … Was named Nevada’s basalite big blocker after making his first career start against UC Davis … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Saw action in 10 games on the season, including the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, contributing on special teams … Letter winner.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

Earned a varsity letter as a redshirt freshman as he saw action in six games … Converted to tight end as the season wore on and filled in as a blocker on the edge.

JAKE HERRON

Redshirt Freshman Offensive Line 6-2, 280 Napa, Calif. (Napa HS)

#67 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut and add depth to The Union as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action in the season … Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

#16 FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 campaign.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Thousand Oaks High School in the spring of 2016 … A standout two-way performer for the Lancers in the secondary and as a receiver … A three-star recruit according to Scout.com … Three-time First Team All-Camino League and two-time First Team All-County … Named First Team AllState as a senior after posting 57 total tackles, seven passes defended, three picks and a sack … Also caught 87 passes for 1,631 yards and 23 touchdowns at wide receiver … Earned four letters in football for head Mike Leibin … Was active in the Autism Awareness Club.

PERSONAL

Son of Shelly and Enos Howell … Chose Nevada over offers from New Mexico, Navy, Eastern Washington and Montana … Picked the Wolf Pack because it was the best fit for him athletically and academically … Undecided on major.

DAQ IRBY

Freshman Defensive Back 6-1, 187 San Diego, Calif. (Morse HS)

Graduated from Napa High School in Napa, Calif. … Earned All-Monticello Empire League first team honors at center as a senior … Played a key role in Napa’s 2015 MEL Championship squad … Earned varsity letters all four years in football while also lettering in FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the basketball and track and field. 2016 season.

#12

PERSONAL

Son of Ann and Drew Herron … Will major in business at Nevada … Saw recruiting interest from San Jose State and Cal Poly … Chose to attend Nevada because of its campus, the business program and coaching staff.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Morse High School in the spring of 2016 … A two-time First Team All-City selection as a junior and senior … Lettered for three years under head coach Tracy McNair … Also lettered in basketball and track and field … Vice president of student government.

TEAM INFO

Son of Randy and Maryann Harvey … Born in Pasadena, Calif. … Intends to major in criminal justice at the University of Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada because of the coaches and players and because it felt like home … Also received recruiting interest from Air Force, Army, Liberty and Abilene Christian, among others. PERSONAL Born Jacob Thomas Henry on Sept. 9, 1994 … Son of Patricia and Robert Henry … Has JACOB an older sister, Sarah, and a younger sister, Bobbie … Earning a major in history … Had HENRY recruiting interest from UCLA, Iowa State and Senior Utah State but chose Nevada because of the Offensive Line coaching staff … Enjoys snowboarding and 6-4, 295 playing golf in his free time. Lemoore, Calif. (Lemoore Union HS)

PLAYERS

A graduate of Lemoore Union High School in Lemoore, Calif. … Was named the league’s most valuable lineman as a senior … Was a two-time all-county first team selection … Earned three all-league selections … Was a multi-sport star who earned four letters in football, two in basketball and one in track and field.

Freshman Defensive Back 5-10, 180 Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Thousand Oaks HS)

COACHES & STAFF

HIGH SCHOOL

KEVIN HOWELL

STATISTICS

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada.

RECORD BOOK

PERSONAL

FRESHMAN (2013)

PERSONAL

Son of Monica and Mark Irby … Chose Nevada because it was a place where he felt like he could succeed on the football field, academically and grow as a person … Likes volunteering with youth groups such as Boys to Men and Links Achievers in his spare time … First name is Daquirae but goes by Daq.

HISTORY

senior … Caught 47 passes for 707 yards and six touchdowns as a junior, earning second team all-district honors … Finished his high school career for 1,964 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns.

INTRO

Player Profiles

INTRO

and wants to be a lawyer … Had recruiting interest from Boise State and Montana, among others, but chose Nevada because was “born and raised a Pack fan” … Enjoys working on cars and playing video games in his free time.

L.J. JACKSON Senior Linebacker 6-0, 210 Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

TEAM INFO

TACKLES G

Total TFL

Yds

2014

0.0

2015

1.0

TOTAL

1.0

Senior (2016)

PLAYERS

Will vie for a starting role at linebacker as a senior … Has played in 21 career games with 27 tackles at Nevada.

Junior (2015)

COACHES & STAFF

Saw action in 12 games with two starts … Posted 16 unassisted tackles and four assisted tackles for 20 total tackles on the season ... Started in games against New Mexico and Wyoming … Tallied a season-high five tackles in Nevada’s 35-17 victory over the Lobos … Made four stops at Wyoming … Registered a tackle for loss at San Diego State … Tallied three tackles in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Missed the Utah State game due to injury … Letter winner.

Sophomore (2014)

STATISTICS

Played in 10 games in the regular season, seeing action on special teams and in the defensive backfield … Credited with seven tackles from three solo stops and four assisted tackles on the season … Tallied a season-high two tackles in Nevada’s win over Pac-12 foe Washington State.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Did not see action as a redshirt freshman.

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined Nevada as a true freshman and redshirted his first season in the program.

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Hug High School in Reno, Nev. … Was a first-team all-region selection as a defensive back and a second-team selection as a kick returner … Was also a track star who won five regional championships and two state titles in his career … Earned a total of nine all-league honors in track and field … Holds the school record in the 110m high hurdles at 14:42 and won the state high hurdles championship as a senior … Also lettered one year in wrestling.

PERSONAL

Born Lonnie Jont’e Jackson on Dec. 4, 1993 … Son of Rose Jackson and the late Lonnie Jackson Jr. … Goes by “L.J.” … Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology

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2014

2015

TOTAL

Junior (2016)

DAYLON JOHNSON

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TACKLES G

Enters his junior season as an experienced member of Nevada’s defensive backfield with 24 games played and 13 starts as an underclassmen … Boasts 76 tackles, six passes defended and one interception in his career.

Freshman Defensive Back 6-1, 170 Conroe, Texas (Oak Ridge HS)

Sophomore (2015)

Saw action in all 13 games in the regular season with 12 starts … Tallied 48 tackles, which ranked eighth on the team and third among defensive backs … Also tallied two passes defended … Played in three games at free safety and nine at cornerback … Matched FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the a season-high with six tackles on three occasions; Arizona, Buffalo and Wyoming 2016 season. … Registered pass breakups in conference games at Fresno State and Utah State … HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Oak Ridge High School Posted a tackle in every game on the season in Conroe, Texas in the spring of 2016 … … Made four tackles in Nevada’s victory in the Named First Team All-District as a senior after Arizona Bowl … Letter winner. posting 61 tackles, three passes defended and a fumble recovery … Named his team’s Freshman (2014) Defensive Player of the Year in 2014 and 2015 Saw action in 12 games on the season with … Tallied 68 tackles and two interceptions as starts at Arizona and BYU … Credited with a junior … Second Team All-District in 2014 … 23 tackles, three pass breakups and one Lettered for two seasons in football and track interception … Returned an interception 45 and field … Was an active member of the yards to the 12-yard line, helping Nevada take National English Honor Society and Memorial a 7-0 lead and defeat Pac-12 foe Washington State in just his second collegiate game … Hermann Junior Volunteers. Tallied a season-high five tackles at Arizona … Credited with a career-high two pass PERSONAL Son of Tiffany and Ramall Johnson … breakups in Nevada’s rivalry victory at UNLV Chose Nevada over Air Force and New … 2014 Academic All-Mountain West. Mexico ... Picked the Wolf Pack because of the genuineness of the coaching staff and HIGH SCHOOL the fantastic environment … Cousin Dayln From St. Thomas More High School in Williams was an All-Ivy League quarterback at Lafayette, La. ... Earned all-state and all-parrish accolades as a senior in 2013 ... Twice earned Dartmouth. all-conference honors ... Earned senior leader award on his team and was named to play KENDALL in the Louisiana State All-Star Game ... A s a receiver, caught 60 passes for more than JOHNSON 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior Junior and senior ... Record three interceptions, 35 Defensive Back tackles and eight pass breakups as a senior 6-0, 185 after a junior season with five picks and 11 Lafayette, La. PBUs ... Named to the Honor Roll all four years (St. Thomas More HS) ... Was active in student council all four years.

#19

#26

PERSONAL

INTERCEPTIONS G

No. Yds Lg

Avg/R

Avg/G

2014

45.0

3.8

2015

0.0

TOTAL

45.0

1.8

ALL PURPOSE

Total

Avg/G

2014

3.8

2015

0.0

TOTAL

1.8

Born Kendall Johnson Jr. on Feb. 28, 1996 ... Son of Melissa and Kendall Johnson ...Is a prebusiness major ... Was also recruited by Tulane, Tulsa, Louisiana Tech and Louisiana Monroe ... Enjoys basketball, golf and relaxing with friends in his free time.

#17 Sophomore (2016)

PERSONAL

Will see an increased role on the defensive Drew recruiting interest from Florida line as a sophomore in 2016 after playing in International, Florida Atlantic, Cincinnati, 10 games last season. Kansas and Northern Illinois … Chose Nevada because it felt like home and Coach Polian REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) “rocks” … Sports hero is Barry Sanders. Played in 10 games on the season, adding depth to Nevada’s defensive line and contributing heavily on special teams … SEAN Tallied three tackles on the season … Set a KREPSZ career-high with three tackles in Nevada’s Sophomore victory over New Mexico … Saw action in Offensive Line Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … 6-5, 320 Letter winner. Riverside, Calif. (Riverside C.C.) FRESHMAN (2014) Did not see action on the season ... Redshirted.

DAVID KRUSKAMP Sophomore Defensive Back 6-0, 180 Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas HS)

#37 Sophomore (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut as a sophomore in 2016, adding depth to the Pack’s defensive back while contribution on special teams.

TEAM INFO

Sophomore Defensive End 6-2, 245 Lakewood, Calif. (Lakewood HS)

football programs … The Sun Sentinel’s 8A-7A-6A Player of the Year … Broward County Player of the Year and Second Team All-State … Top 50 players in Broward County in the Class of 2016, according to the Miami Herald … Rushed for 1,289 yards on 158 carries with 12 touchdowns as a senior … Averaged 8.2 yards a carry and registered six 100-yard rushing games … Helped lead St. Thomas Aquinas to Class 7A State Championships in 2014 and 2015 … Earned four varsity letters in football.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see any action on the season.

FRESHMAN (2014)

Redshirted in his first season at Nevada.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Milpitas (Calif.) High School … Four-year letter winner in football … Threeyear letter winner in baseball … Named team captain as a senior … Three-time winner of Milpitas’ athlete of the year award … Earned honorable mention All-De Anza League honors as a freshman and first team honors as SOPHOMORE (2016) Enters the 2016 season as a sophomore after a junior and senior … led team to a Division 1 transferring from Riverside City College … CCS title as a senior, recording 83 tackles and Enrolled in the spring semester and went seven interceptions on the season. through spring drills with the team … Will eye PERSONAL a starting role on The Union. Born David Carl Kruskamp on Sept. 25, 1995 … Son of Charles and Jeanette Kruskamp … BEFORE NEVADA Attended Riverside City College … Played Brother, Jeff, played football at Oregon State for head coach Tom Craft, earning a letter from 2003-07 … Is yet to declare an academic in football in 2015 as a redshirt freshman … major … Hobbies include working on cars, Helped lead the Tigers to an 8-3 record and snowboarding, hanging out with friends and a National Central League championship clay shooting. … Earned first team all-conference and allstate honors … Originally committed to JAKE Washington State and redshirted in 2014 before transferring to Riverside City College. LACADEN Sophomore HIGH SCHOOL Linebacker Graduated from Martin Luther King Jr. High 5-11, 220 School (Riverside, Calif.) in 2013 … Was a Kapolei, Hawaii three-year letter winner on the football team (Saint Louis School) … Earned All-Big 8 First Team, all-county first team and all-state honorable mention honors as a senior in 2014 … Was also named to the all-state second team by CalHiSports.com … Earned All-Big 8 First Team and all-country honorable mention honors as a junior in Sophomore (2016) 2013 … Was a three star recruit by ESPN.com, Will see an increased role at linebacker and on special teams as a sophomore in 2016. Rivals.com and Scout.com.

PLAYERS

JARID JOSEPH

INTRO

Player Profiles

Born Jarid L. Joseph on Sept. 5, 1996 ... Son of Dhyer and Edward Joseph ... Father (football) and mother (swimming) were both star high school athletes ... Is a pre-nursing major aspiring to go into athletic training and rehabilitation ... Enjoys drawing and music ... Was also recruited by UNLV, New Mexico, UTEP, Wyoming, Utah State and Colorado State.

JAXSON KINCAIDE

Freshman Running Back 5-9, 180 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS)

#24 FRESHMAN (2016)

#38

PERSONAL

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Born Sean Adam Krepsz … Son of Sean and 2016 season … Will add depth to Nevada’s Heather Krepsz … Has two brothers; Tyler and talented backfield. Kyle … Uncle Frank Krepsz played football at Weber State … Intends to major in political HIGH SCHOOL science at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada Graduate from St. Thomas Aquinas High to further his education and play football at a School in the spring of 2016 … The feature tier I university. back for one of the nation’s top high school

STATISTICS

PERSONAL

RECORD BOOK

From Lakewood (Calif.) High School ... Twice earned first-team all-league honors ... Was named defensive lineman of the year as a junior ... Earned linebacker of the year honors as a senior ... Lettered twice in football and twice in basketball.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Played in 11 games during the regular season before missing the final two games due to injury … Was a key contributor to Nevada’s special teams … Posted his first career tackle at Utah State … Earned Academic AllMountain West honors … Letter winner.

HISTORY

HIGH SCHOOL

COACHES & STAFF

#64

Player Profiles FRESHMAN (2014)

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

education, support from the coaching staff and the opportunity to make an impact … Also received recruiting interest from numerous Mountain West foes and powerHIGH SCHOOL From Saint Louis School in Honolulu ... Was five teams in Purdue, Utah, Oregon State and the 2013 Defensive Player of the Year in the Michigan State. state... Twice earned all-state honors and also earned first-team all-league ... Was a two-year captain ... Record 198 tackles during his junior ILYA and senior seasons ... Lettered three years in LOPEZ football, twice in track and field and once in Junior basketball. Offensive Line 6-3, 285 PERSONAL Born Jacob Eli Kamalani Lacaden on April Moraga, Calif. 11, 1995 ... Son of Angelique Aila and Frank (CC of San Francisco) Lacaden ... Wants to major in health science with a minor in business and wants to be a radiologist ... Was also recruited by Arizona State, Colorado State and North Dakota State ... Father was an all-state lineman and his older JUNIOR (2016) brother, Joe, also earned all-state honors. Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a junior in 2016, contributing on The Union. Redshirted in his first season at Nevada.

#74

NAKITA LEALAO

Junior Defensive Tackle 6-2, 312 Herriman, Utah (Laney College)

#55 JUNIOR (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a junior for the 2016 season after transferring from Laney College … Enrolled at Nevada in the spring semester and went through spring drills … Will eye a starting role on the defensive line.

BEFORE NEVADA

Attended Laney College (Oakland, Calif.) and earned two letters under head coach John Beam … Played for Laney as a freshman in 2011, went on a two-year mission to the American Samoa and returned to Laney for his sophomore season in 2015 … Earned All-Bay Valley Conference First Team honors in 2015 with 15 tackles, three sacks and six tackles for loss … Was named the team’s defensive freshman of the year in 2011 with 52 tackles, six sacks and four forced fumbles in his first season at Laney.

HIGH SCHOOL

SOPHOMORE (2015)

Did not see action on the season … Member of Nevada’s Arizona Bowl victory team.

BEFORE NEVADA

Member of CC of San Francisco’s 2014 NorCal championship squad … Helped San Francisco’s offense score 40.6 points per game and average 420.5 yards per contest.

Born Marcus Alexander Lucas Jr. … Son of Marcus and Deltrimenia Lucas … Has one sister, Brittney, and one brother, Gavin … Chose to attend Nevada because of the family atmosphere surrounding the program … Also received recruiting interest from Army, Southern Miss and Louisiana Tech.

AKEEL LYNCH

Senior Running Back 5-11, 220 Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Penn State)

#22 SENIOR (2016)

HIGH SCHOOL

MARCUS LUCAS

Freshman Defensive Back 5-11, 180 Mobile, Ala. (McGill-Toolen Catholic HS)

Born Nakita Laelao … Son of Rob and Lisa Lealao … Has three siblings … Brother, Nathan Laelao, played football at Dixie State and cousin, Edwin Mulitalo, earned a Super Bowl ring with the Baltimore Ravens in 2001 … Chose to attend Nevada because of the

PERSONAL

Received a scholarship agreement to play football at Nevada as a senior in 2016 … Graduate transfer from Penn State … Will took to feature in one of the nation’s top 1-2 punches at running back along with junior HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Campolindo HS … Named James Butler. All-Diablo Foothill League in 2012 … Played a key role for the 2011 North Coast BEFORE NEVADA Section championship squad that made an Rushed for 1,318 yards on 262 carries with appearance in the state finals in 2011. seven touchdown in three seasons at Penn State … Ranks 32nd on the Nittany Lions’ alltime rushing chart … Is tied with Franco Harris PERSONAL Son of Elena and John Lopez … Born in for 20th all-time in program history with five Izhevsk, Russia … Majoring in business with 100-yard rushing games … Led his team with a minor in criminology … Hopes to become 678 yards on the ground in 2014 … Set careeran accountant after graduation … Recruited highs with 28 carries and 137 yards on Nov. by Cal, Texas Tech and Cincinnati … Chose 22, 2014 at Illinois … Career-long 75-yard rush Nevada because of the location and the came against Rutgers on Sept. 19, 2015. football and business programs.

Graduated from Herriman High School (Herriman, Utah) in 2011 … Was a three-sport athlete for the Mustangs, earning letters in football, track and field and wrestling … Posted 64 tackles and 17 sacks as a team captain in his senior year … Was named to the FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the all-region second team. 2016 season.

PERSONAL

7A State Championship and 12-1 record as a senior in 2015 … A scholar-athlete at McGillToolen that also participated in Spanish Club, African American Club, Art Club and his youth church group.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in the spring of 2016 … Was a four-year letter winner in football and two-year letter winner in basketball for the Yellow Jackets … Helped lead McGill-Toolen to a Alabama

A 2012 graduate of St. Francis HS in Buffalo, N.Y. … Attended the same high school as Nevada head coach Brian Polian … 2011 New York Gatorade Player of the Year … Rushed for 2,131 yards, a school record, and 25 touchdowns as a senior … Scored 10 touchdowns and rushed for 828 yards as a junior … Lettered in track and field and was a team captain as a senior.

PERSONAL

Son of Dona McKoy … Was active as the compliance manager in Penn State’s chapter of Uplifting Athletes, which has raised more than $1 million for kidney cancer patients, their families and research … Earned his undergraduate from Penn State in economics

TUCKER MELCHER

KALEI MEYER

#72

#82

#91

Started in 11 games on the season, helping the Wolf Pack post a winning record and win the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the third time in program history Nevada’s boasted two 1,000-yard running backs in the same season … Helped Butler rush for 1,342 yards and earn All-MW honorable mention honors ... Led Nevada to 210 rushing yards per game, which ranked 25th in the nation … Led an offensive line that only surrender 22 sacks on the season, which ranked sixth in the MW … Helped the Wolf Pack eclipse 200 yards rushing on eight occasions … Missed the New Mexico and Wyoming games due to injury … Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Was slated to be a vital member of The Union before suffering a season-ending knee injury prior to the Arizona game … Started at left guard in victories against Southern Utah and Washington State.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Emerged to start 10 games for the Union and played all 12 games as a redshirt freshman.

FRESHMAN (2012)

Joined Nevada as a true freshman and redshirted his first season with the program.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Reed High School in Sparks, Nev. … Was first-team all-region as a senior and named the team’s Offensive MVP … Was the 2010 Lineman of the Year while also earning first-team all-region honors … Was a first-team all-league selection as a sophomore … Earned three varsity letters in football and three in wrestling.

After returning from a medical condition to play in seven games last season, will eye an increased role at wide receiver as a junior in 2016.

SOPHOMORE (2015)

Played in seven games on the season … Made his collegiate debut in Nevada’s seasonopening victory against UC Davis … Saw playing time against UC Davis, Arizona, Texas A&M, UNLV, Wyoming, San Jose State and against Colorado State in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Letter winner.

TACKLES G

Total TFL

Yds

2015

0.5

TOTAL

0.5

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will look for an increased role on the defensive line as a sophomore in 2016 after playing in 12 games last season.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014)

Served as a student assistant after recovering from a serious infection that led to hospitalization in the spring.

Saw action in 12 games on the season … Posted three tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss … Made his collegiate debut with one tackle in Nevada’s season-opening win at UC Davis … Also posted one tackle against Texas A&M and UNLV … Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2013)

FRESHMAN (2014)

Joined the team as a true freshman and Did not see action … Redshirted in his first redshirted his first full season with the season with the Pack. program.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Galena High School ... Was a three-year letter winner in football and also lettered in track and field, baseball and basketball ... Was part of a league championship team as a senior in 2012 ... Earned second-team All-League honors ... Was a member of the National Honor Society and earned an academic-athlete award. 

PERSONAL

Born Tucker McKenna Melcher on Oct. 21, 1994 ... Son of Bubba and Tracy Melcher ... Has a younger brother and a younger sister ... His father played tight end at Nevada and was a four-year letter winner (1978-81) ... Uncle played defensive end at UNLV ... Earning a major in community health science … Picked Nevada because it has been his dream to play here since the second grade.

HIGH SCHOOL

From Kamehameha School in Honolulu ... Was a three-year starter who earned All-Hawaii Team and All-ILH as a defensive tackle ... Was selected to play in the state’s all-star game ... Also was an ILH wrestling champion ... Was on the honor roll all four years ... Participated in the National History Day state competition.

PERSONAL

Born Kaleipuakea Meyer on Aug. 6, 1996 ... Son of Kimberly Corpuz and Francis Meyer III ... Earning a major in electrical engineering ... Is a fourth-generation football all-star from Hawaii as his great grandfather was a running back at Hawaii, his grandfather was a running back at Boise State and his father was a threesport high school star ... Was also recruited by Cal, Stanford, Yale, Oregon State, San Diego State and Columbia, among others.

PLAYERS

JUNIOR (2015)

JUNIOR (2016)

COACHES & STAFF

Returns for his senior season as one of the most experienced members on The Union … Has played in 25 games with 23 starts in his Wolf Pack career.

Sophomore Defensive Tackle 6-1, 285 Waipahu, Hawaii (Kamehameha HS)

STATISTICS

SENIOR (2016)

Junior Wide Receiver 6-1, 200 Reno, Nev. (Galena HS)

RECORD BOOK

Senior Offensive Line 6-1, 300 Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

TEAM INFO

JEREMY MACAULEY

INTRO

Player Profiles

Born Jeremy Sage Macauley on Aug. 11, 1994 … Son of Jennie and Josh Macauley … Has a younger brother, Jase … Majoring in business management … Chose Nevada to play at home … Was also receiving recruiting interest from San Diego State, Fresno State and Boise State … Sports hero is Muhammad Ali … Favorite sports moment is making it to the 2011 Nevada state championship game.

HISTORY

PERSONAL

Player Profiles

INTRO

ELIJAH MOODY

Sophomore Defensive Back 5-11, 175 Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS)

#18 TEAM INFO

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will look to contribute heavily in Nevada’s defensive backfield as a sophomore in 2016 after playing in 12 games as a redshirt freshman.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

PLAYERS

Played in 12 games as Nevada’s primary nickel-back in the regular season … Registered 15 tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and four passes defended on the season … Tallied a career-best with four tackles while notching his first collegiate interception in Nevada’s victory over New Mexico … Recovered a fumble at Texas A&M … Posted two tackles and one pass breakup in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2014)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

HIGH SCHOOL

From Juan Sequin High School in Arlington, Texas ... Named District MVP after his senior season in which he threw for 1,620 yards and ran for 2,135 yards ... Ripped off a 99-yard run in one game - the longest in city history ... Also lettered in basketball and powerlifting.

PERSONAL

Born Ahki Sudan Muhammad on May 11, 1996 ... Son of Meiko Nelson and Ansar Muhammad ... Cousin is major league outfielder Nyjer Morgan ... While playing high school football, also held a part-time job working on roller PERSONAL Born Kelton Marquette Moore on Oct. 31, 1995 skates at a drive-in restaurant ... Has interest ... Son of Melissa and Antonio Moore ... Wants in medical school. to major in accounting and eventually earn an MBA ... Enjoys working out, video games and EJ helping as a youth basketball coach ... Was also recruited by Montana State. MUHAMMAD Redshirt Freshman Defensive Back AHKI 5-11, 175 MUHAMMAD DeSoto, Texas Sophomore (DeSoto HS) Wide Receiver 5-9, 185 Hayward, Calif. (James Logan HS)

#3 SOPHOMORE (2016)

One of the most explosive players on the team, moved from cornerback to wide receiver in the spring of 2016 … Will seek playing time HIGH SCHOOL and a starting role as a slot receiver as a From Long Beach (Calif.) Polytechnic High School ... Named to the Long Beach Press- sophomore in 2016. Telegram “Dream Team” ... Twice earned REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Defensive Back of the Year accolades and was Played in all 13 games during the regular a two-time first-team all-league selection ... Lettered a total of three seasons in football season with four starts at cornerback … and once in track and field ... Began his high Posted 34 tackles, three passes defended, school career at Lakewood (Calif.) High School. one blocked kick and a half tackle for loss … Started in games against UC Davis, Arizona, PERSONAL Texas A&M and Hawai’i … Blocked a potential Born Elijah Deshawn Moody-Patton on Dec. game-winning field goal as time expired 12, 1995 ... Son of Sonya Brown and Michael against San Jose State, allowing Nevada to Moody ... Wants to major in business and win in overtime … Posted a season-high possibly pursue culinary arts school after five tackles in Nevada’s victory at Buffalo … college ... His father played football at Idaho ... Uncle, Jason Bell, played at UCLA and in the Registered at least one tackle in every game NFL with Dallas, Houston and the New York on the season … Posted one pass breakup Giants ... Enjoys fishing and bowling ... Was at Buffalo and at Utah State … Tallied three also recruited by Colorado State, Boise State, tackles and one pass breakup in Nevada’s Wyoming and Hawaii. victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter winner. Redshirted in his first season at Nevada.

KELTON MOORE

Freshman (2014)

#23

HIGH SCHOOL

Redshirt Freshman Running Back 5-11, 210 Arlington, Tex. (Jaun Sequin HS)

in the 100 meters and triple jump during his high school career. 

Saw action in Nevada’s opening two games before missing the remaining 10 with an injury … Posted a career-high five tackles in the Wolf Pack’s season-opening victory against Southern Utah … Received a medical redshirt.

A graduate of James Logan HS in Union City, Calif. ... Earned six varsity letters in football REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) and track and field ... Was first-team All-East Will look to add depth to Nevada’s running Bay as a defensive back and second-team back corps while also eyeing a role on special All-Metro League as a running back ... Ran teams as a redshirt freshman in 2016. for 1,100 yards and 23 touchdowns while recording 23 tackles with 11 pass breakups FRESHMAN (2015) and four interceptions ... Won championships Did not see action on the season … Redshirted.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will see an increased role and vie for a starting position at cornerback as a redshirt freshman in 2016 … Named a co-winner of Nevada’s most improved award after spring camp.

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Redshirted … Member of Nevada’s Arizona Bowl victory team.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from DeSoto High School in DeSoto, Texas ... Lettered in football and basketball from 2012-13 at Midlothian High School (Texas) before playing for DeSoto as a senior ... Named to the All-District 8 (6A) first team as a senior ... Earned All-District 11 (5A) second team honors in 2013 at Midlothian after registering four interceptions ... Played AAU basketball for Texas Pride from 2012-13.

PERSONAL

Born Elijah Rashad Muhammad on April 25, 1997 ... Son of Elijah Muhammad, Sr. and Danielle Muhammad ... Has four brothers and one sister ... Father played football at East Texas State and cousin played volleyball at Nebraska ... Intends to major in business at Nevada ... Also received interest from SMU, BYU and Louisiana Tech ... Chose to attend Nevada because it felt like a great fit and due to relationships with coaches during the recruiting process ... Hobbies include working out, hanging out with friends and watching movies ... Sports hero is Muhammad Ali.

the spring of 2016 … Was a three-year letter winner in football and a four-year letter BRENDAN winner in wrestling and track at Yerington … O’LEARY-ORANGE Rushed for 3,121 yards and 38 touchdowns Sophomore Redshirt Freshman in his high school football career with 57 Offensive Line Wide Receiver touchdowns overall … Two-time all-state MVP 6-5, 275 6-4, 205 winner … Led the Lions to three consecutive San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Toronto, Canada state football titles … Also was a four-time (Saddleback College) (MichaelPower/St.JosephHS) state wrestling champion and was the topranked wrestler for his weight class in Nevada according to Flow Wrestling … Also won state track titles in the pole vault and 300-meter hurdles … National Honors Society member SOPHOMORE (2016) … Participated in Fellowship of Christian REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a sophomore for Athletes. Will look to make his collegiate debut as a the 2016 season after transferring from redshirt freshman in 2016. Saddleback College … Enrolled at Nevada in PERSONAL the spring semester and went through spring Born Reese Steven Neville … Son of Cody FRESHMAN (2015) and Becky Neville … Has one brother, Riley Did not see action … Redshirted … Member drills. … Intends to major in engineering at Nevada of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. … Chose to attend Nevada to stay close to HIGH SCHOOL BEFORE NEVADA Attended Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, home while receiving a quality education and A 2014 graduate of Michael Power/St. Joseph Calif. in 2015 … Played football and earned playing high level football …. Also received High School in Toronto ... Was a three-year a letter under head coach Mark McElroy … recruiting interest from Montana and Eastern letter winner in football, while also lettering in Helped lead the Gauchos to a 10-3 record and basketball, track and field and volleyball ... Was an appearance in the CCCAA Football State named to the Greater Toronto Area All-Star THOMAS Championship game … Earned first team allteam, where he earned offensive MVP honors conference honors. NEWTON ... Was a two-year team captain at St. Joseph Junior ... Also participated in the Ontario Varsity HIGH SCHOOL Football League as a member of the Etobicoke Offensive Tackle Graduated from San Juan Hills High School … Eagles club team ... Was an executive member 6-1, 265 Was a three-year letter winner on the football of Positive Leaders Among Youth (P.L.A.Y). Las Vegas, Nev. team … As a senior in 2015, was named to the (Arbor View HS) PERSONAL All-South Coast League first team, All-CIF and Born Brendan Peter O’Leary-Orange on June, all-country second team … Earned San Juan 24, 1996 ... Son of Doyle Orange and Margaret Hills’ most valuable player honor as a senior … O’Leary-Orange ... Has two brothers, Daniel As a junior in 2014, was named to the All-Sea and Liam ... Father, Doyle, played football at View League First Team, All-CIF and all-county Southern Miss, was drafted by the Atlanta third team … Also earned a letter in track and Oregon. Falcons in 1974 and played for both the Junior (2016) field. Will look to contribute on The Union as a Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger Cats backup center to returning starter Nathan in the Canadian Football League ... Chose to PERSONAL Born Jake Matthew Nelson … Son of Kurt Goltry and will also eye a role on special teams attend Nevada because of the relationships, family environment and because it felt like Nelson and Stephanie Nelson … Has one as a junior in 2016. home ... Also received interest from Cal and sister, Olivia … Intends to major in business at Oregon State ... Hobbies include art and Nevada … Comes from an athletic family as his SOPHOMORE (2015) grandfather Frank Mundt played basketball at Saw action in one game on the season, volunteer work with P.L.A.Y ... Sports heroes Iowa, his uncle John Mundt played football at playing against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Listed are Kobe Bryant and his father. Fresno State, his mother Stephanie ran track as Nevada’s second-string center throughout and field at UC Irvine and his cousin Johnny the season … Member of Nevada’s 2015 AUSTIN Mundt currently plays football for Oregon Arizona Bowl victory team. PAULHUS … Also received recruiting interest from REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Arkansas State and New Mexico. Junior Did not see action during the regular season. Linebacker 6-1, 230 REESE FRESHMAN (2013) Granite Bay, Calif. Joined the team as a true freshman and NEVILLE (American River College) redshirt his first full season with the Wolf Pack. Freshman Wide Receiver HIGH SCHOOL 5-11, 185 Played under head coach Dan Barnson at Yerington, Nev. Arbor View High School in Las Vegas. (Yerington HS) Junior (2016) Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut and PERSONAL Majoring in political science and minoring contribute at linebacker as a junior in 2016 in philosophy … Enjoys paintballing and after redshirting last season. volunteering at his local SPCA in his spare time … Chose Nevada because of its proximity to SOPHOMORE (2015) FRESHMAN (2016) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the home … Hopes to become an attorney after Did not see action on the season … Was named Nevada’s defensive scout team player graduation. 2016 season. of the week after Nevada’s season-opening win … Redshirted … Member of Nevada’s HIGH SCHOOL 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. Graduated from Yerington High School in

JAKE NELSON

#50

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

#66

TEAM INFO

#17

RECORD BOOK

#71

INTRO

Player Profiles

HISTORY

#18

Player Profiles BEFORE NEVADA

INTRO

Last played under head coach Jon Osterhout at American River College in Sacramento, Calif. … Recorded 166 tackles and five sacks in two seasons … Played a key role on the 2014 Big 8 conference championship team in 2014.

HIGH SCHOOL

TEAM INFO

First Team All-Sierra Foothill League in 2011 … Part of conference and San Joaquin sectional championship teams … Recorded 161 tackles and 3.5 sacks at Granite Bay HS.

PERSONAL

Son of Lynette and Scott Paulhus … Intends to major in communications and minor in psychology … Cites Ray Lewis as his sports hero … Calls winning the 2011 sectional championship at Granite Bay HS as his most memorable game.

PLAYERS

SPENCER PETTIT

Redshirt Freshman Kicker 5-9, 170 Snohomish, Wash. (Glacier Peak HS)

COACHES & STAFF

#48 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

CLIFFORD PORTER

Redshirt Freshman Offensive Line 6-5, 295 Reno, Nev. (Hug HS)

#65 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut and contribute on The Union as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

FRESHMAN (2015)

touchdowns while also eclipsing 100 tackles as a senior … Letter winner in both football and basketball.

D.J. POWE

Freshman Linebacker 6-2, 210 El Cerrito, Calif. (El Cerrito HS)

#52 FRESHMAN (2016)

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Did not see action on the season … Redshirted 2016 season. … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from El Cerrito High School in HIGH SCHOOL the spring of 2016 … Played for head coach Local product out of Hug High School in Reno, Kenny Kahn … Tallied 96 tackles and four Nev. … Earned three letters in football, two in sacks to go along with seven touchdowns basketball and one in track & field ... Earned on offense as a senior … 2014 first team Allsecond team all-league honors as a both a North Coast Section … Played a key role on El defensive lineman and offensive lineman ... Cerrito’s 2104 CIF North Coast championship Averaged six tackles a game and blocked 12 team … Earned three letters in football and kicks in his career ... Honor Roll student who one in track and field … Was a member of the was vice president of Keystone at the Boys & Black Student Union. Girls Club at Hug High.

PERSONAL

STATISTICS

Son of Yolanda and Claude Powe … Also Born Clifford Charles Porter Jr. on April 10, recruited by Fresno State and San Jose State 1996 ... Son of Clifford Porter III and Andrea … Chose Nevada because it felt the most like Wiggins ... Has not yet decided on a major home … Undecided on major. but is interested in athletic training ... His FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action on the season … Redshirted uncle, Isaac Porter, holds the all-time scoring KYLER … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl record at Hug ... Enjoys music, writing, helping friends and working out in his free time ... Was victory team. POWELL also recruited by UNLV. Freshman Long Snapper HIGH SCHOOL Defensive End First team All-Western Conference kicker in DEVIN 6-2, 220 2013 and 2014 … First Team All-State kicker Roseville, Calif. PORTER by the Seattle Times in 2013 and 2014 … (Woodcreek HS) Redshirt Freshman Team captain in 2014 … Ranked as the No. 8 Defensive Back kicker in the nation and a Division I prospect 6-2, 180 by Chris Sailer Kicking … Kicked field goals Reno, Nev. of 52, 53 and 56 yards in his career at Glacier (Hug HS) Peak HS … Touted as one of the top punters FRESHMAN (2016) in Washington after being named first team Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the All-Wesco and second team All-State as a 2016 season. senior … Member of the 2012 Wesco football championship team … An All-State performer and four-year letter winner in soccer. Listed as Nevada’s second-string kicker behind returning starter Brent Zuzo.

#94

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

#40

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut as Son of Kim and Steve Pettit … Chose Nevada a redshirt freshman in 2016 … Changed because of the brotherhood feel of the team positions from wide receiver to the defensive … Majoring in information systems …. backfield following spring camp. Saw recruiting interest from Washington, Washington State, Penn State and Eastern FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action on the season … Redshirted Washington. … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

PERSONAL

HIGH SCHOOL

JOE PYLE

Redshirt Freshman Quarterback 6-3, 200 Fallon, Nev. (Churchill County HS)

Local product out of Hug High School in REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Reno, Nev. … Two-way player as a starting Will add depth at quarterback as a redshirt linebacker and wide receiver for Hug … freshman in 2016. Tallied 12 receptions for 257 yards and two

Player Profiles

Sophomore Defensive End 6-1, 245 Dothan, Ala. (Dothan HS)

Junior Offensive Line 6-5, 310 Rohnert Park, Calif. (Santa Rosa JC)

#53 JUNIOR (2016)

INTRO

Total TFL

Yds

2015

2.0

TOTAL

2.0

SACKS

Total

Yds

2015

1.0

TOTAL

1.0

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will eye a starting role at defensive tackle as a sophomore in 2016 after playing in 12 games last season.

Joins the Wolf Pack as a junior for the 2016 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) season after two season at Santa Rose Junior Played in 12 games with two starts … Tallied College. 13 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss, one sack and one pass breakup … Made his first career start BEFORE NEVADA against UC Davis and also started at Fresno Received an associate’s degree from Santa State … Set a season-high with three tackles TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD Rosa Junior College in the spring of 2016 … in Nevada’s win over Fresno State … Tallied Led the Bear Cubs to a 7-4 record in both 2015 his first career sack in Nevada’s overtime win 2015 13 12 6 18 3.5 8 1 and 2014 … Two-year letter winner. against San Jose State … Posted one tackle in TOTAL 13 12 6 18 3.5 8 1 Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … HIGH SCHOOL Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors Graduated from Rancho Cotate (Calif.) High … Letter winner. School … Was a two-year letter winner in both SACKS G UA A Total Yds football and track and field … Led Rancho FRESHMAN (2014) 2015 13 1 0 1.0 4 Cotate to a North Bay League championship Did not see action in the regular season. in 2012, earning first team all-conference TOTAL 13 1 0 1.0 4 honors. HIGH SCHOOL From East High School in Salt Lake City ... Was PERSONAL a 2012 all-state selection as a junior before SOPHOMORE (2016) Son of Jeff and Janet Rosentreter … Has one suffering an injury three games into his senior After backing up a pair of all-conference brother and two sisters … Intends to major in season ... Was the All-Poly Camp MVP in 2012 defensive ends, will move in to a starting social and behavioral sciences at Nevada … and 2013 ... Also earned all-region honors and role as a sophomore in 2016 … Co-winner of Chose to attend Nevada because of the family was a team captain ... Registered 17.5 sacks Nevada’s Battle Born award in spring camp. atmosphere around the team and community as a junior and four as a senior ... Honor roll … Also received recruiting interest from student who won a national essay contest and REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Sacramento State and Northwestern State. traveled to Washington D.C. ... Earned a total Saw action in all 13 games … Posted 18 of 11 varsity letters. tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one pass breakup … Tallied his first career start PERSONAL against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Tallied a seasonBorn Korey David Rush ... Son of Malena high five tackles with 1.5 TFL against Arizona Johnson and Keith Johnson ... Stepfather, … Posted two tackles and his first career sack Keith Johnson, is former major leaguer who against rivals UNLV … Opened the season is now the manager of the Salt Lake Bees, with two tackles and one TFL against UC Triple-A affiliate of the Angels ... Is also related Davis … Saw action in Nevada’s victory in the to NBA players Brandon and Kareem Rush and 2015 Arizona Bowl … Earned Academic AllJustin Harrison, who plays football at Illinois ... Mountain West honors … Letter winner. Wants to go to law school ... Was also recruited by Arizona State, Ole Miss, Illinois, Boise State, FRESHMAN (2014) UNLV, Utah State and UTEP. Did not see action … Redshirted.

#90

TEAM INFO

TACKLES

PLAYERS

MALIK REED

TYLER ROSENTRETER

#99

COACHES & STAFF

Son of Valerie and Roger Pyle … Chose Nevada because of the university, football program and family atmosphere … Volunteers for youth sports programs and MWR races at the Naval Air Station in Fallon.

Sophomore Defensive Tackle 6-1, 280 Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS)

STATISTICS

PERSONAL

KOREY RUSH

RECORD BOOK

HIGH SCHOOL

Did not see action on the season … Redshirted From Dothan (Ala.) High School ... Was named … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl Super 12 All-Region and team Defensive MVP victory team. as a senior after recording 92 tackles, eight sacks, 12 TFLs and 12 quarterback hurries HIGH SCHOOL at Dothan ... Lettered three years ... Was in Graduated from Churchill County High School National Honor Society and was invited to the in Fallon, Nev. … Captured Northern Nevada National Youth Leadership Forum of Medicine. Division I-A Co-Offensive Player of the Year honors as a senior … Division I-A All-State first PERSONAL team selection … Completed 124-of-217 pass Born Malik Reed on Aug. 5, 1996 ... Son of attempts for 1,758 yards and 20 touchdowns Michelle Ebikake and Anthony Reed ... Earning with only three interceptions as a senior … a major in biology ... Father played basketball Earned team MVP honors in 2012 … Also at Troy and is enshrined in the school’s Hall earned letters in baseball as a second team of Fame ... Was also recruited by Army, Navy, all-state selection. Georgia Southern, Wake Forest and UAB.

HISTORY

Freshman (2015)

Player Profiles

INTRO

BRAYDEN SANCHEZ

JADEN SAWYER

BRANDON SCOTT

#87

#86

Junior Defensive Back/ Linebacker 6-0, 195 San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine Prep)

Senior Wide Receiver 5-11, 200 Hanford, Calif. (Fresno City College)

TEAM INFO

RECEIVING G

2014

Rec Yds Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G

13 2

0.2

5.0

0.8

INTERCEPTIONS G

No. Yds Lg

Avg/R

Avg/G

2014

0.0

PLAYERS

2015

18 2.0

13.5

27.0

2015

10.0

0.8

TOTAL

14 4

18 0.3

9.2

2.6

TOTAL

10.0

0.4

PUNTING

No.

Yards

Avg

ALL PURPOSE

Total

Avg/G

2014

201

40.2

2014

0.0

2015

0.0

2015

0.8

TOTAL

201

40.2

TOTAL

0.4

TACKLES

Total

2014

2015

TOTAL

SENIOR (2016)

Will look to contribute heavily at wide receiver as a senior in 2016 after returning from an injury last season.

JUNIOR (2015)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Sophomore Tight End 6-3, 240 Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa HS)

Was injured in Nevada’s season-opening game against UC Davis and missed the remainder of the season … Entering the season, was listed as a co-starter at Z-wide receiver and also a starting holder and backup punter on special teams.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Played in all 12 games, contributing at wide receiver and on special teams … Listed in three positions on the depth chart as Nevada’s starting holder, backup punter and backup Z wide receiver … Punted five times for 201 yards, averaging 40.2 yards per punt … Had a career-best 55-yard punt in Nevada’s seasonopening victory against Southern Utah … Tallied two receptions for 10 yards.

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will look for an increased role at tight end as a sophomore in 2016.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Saw action in seven games on the season without recording any statistics … Contributed on special teams … Played against Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, Hawai’i, San Jose State, Utah State and San Diego State … Named Nevada’s offensive scout team player of the week after a victory against San Jose State … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2014)

Did not see action in the regular season … Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

From Yucaipa (Calif.) High School ... Was a three-time all-league selection and a twoWill eye an increased role for the Wolf Pack as time all-county pick ... Earned all-CIF honors a sophomore in 2016 after playing in all 13 one season ... Lettered all four years in football games last season … Could contribute either and once in basketball ... All-time leading at linebacker or in the defensive backfield. receiver in San Bernardino County and the Inland Empire. SOPHOMORE (2015)

JUNIOR (2016)

Saw action in all 13 games … Tallied 13 tackles with one interception and one forced fumble on the season … Played a key role on Nevada’s special team units … Tallied his first career start in Nevada’s victory against San Jose State … Tallied an interception and a 10-yard return at Texas A&M … Set a season-high with three tackles against the Aggies … Tallied two tackles and a forced fumble in Nevada’s win over San Jose State … Posted one tackle in BEFORE NEVADA A first-team All-Central Valley Conference Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … selection … Led the team in receptions (48), Letter winner. receiving yards (893) and touchdowns (9) … Helped lead the Rams to the Northern REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Saw action in all 13 games, becoming a key California Championship game. contributor on special teams … Tallied one tackle in kickoff coverage in Mountain West HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Hanford (Calif.) High School wins against San Diego State and UNLV … … Three-time all-state selection … West Letter winner. Yosemite League MVP his senior season … Accumulated 4,219 yards of total offense and FRESHMAN (2013) 56 touchdowns in his career at Hanford … Joined the team as a true freshman … Set multiple school records including most Redshirted his first season with the Wolf Pack. touchdowns in a season (27), most career receiving yards (3,041) and most touchdowns HIGH SCHOOL in a game (six) … Lettered in football, Part of two West Catholic Athletic League Championship teams at Bellarmine College basketball and baseball. Prep … First Team All-WCAL and honorable mention Central Coast Section in 2013. PERSONAL Born Brayden Joseph Sanchez on Jan. 6, 1994 … Son of Tim and Tami Sanchez … Earning PERSONAL a degree in general studies … Enjoys ping- Chose Nevada because of the coaching pong and going to the movies in his spare staff and the beautiful campus … Cites his grandfather, Herbert Sawyer, and Sean Taylor time. as his heroes … Earning a degree in business.

PERSONAL

Born Brandon Stephen Scott on Oct. 16, 1995 ... Son of Bonnie Callihan and Mark Scott ... Is undecided on a major but wants to work with athletes ... Enjoys playing basketball and video games.

HAUSIA SEKONA

Redshirt Freshman Defensive Line 6-1, 275 Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS)

#96 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will make his collegiate debut and contribute on Nevada’s defensive line as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Redshirted … Was named Nevada’s defensive scout team player of the week after Nevada’s win over Buffalo … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

Born Hausia Toafa Sekona on Jan. 6, 1997 ... Son of Kuliloa and Teliana Sekona ... Has three older sisters ... Has three relatives that played in the NFL, including the Baltimore Raven’s Haloti Ngata ... Academic major is undecided ... Chose to attend Nevada because of the family atmosphere ... Also shown interest from Utah, Utah State and Weber State ... Favorite hobby SOPHOMORE (2016) is rugby ... Sports hero is John Stockton. Will look to make his collegiate debut and contribute on Nevada’s defensive line as a sophomore in 2016 … Moved from defensive tackle to defensive end prior to the season. GABRIEL

#93

Redshirt Freshman Linebacker 6-0, 230 St. George, Utah (Desert Hills HS)

#7 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

After a redshirt season last year, will vie for a starting role at linebacker as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Redshirted … Was named the co-winner of Nevada’s Scout Team Player of the Year Award … Named Nevada’s defensive scout team player of the week after the team’s victory against Hawai’i … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

HIGH SCHOOL

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

#13

Did not see action in his first season at Nevada REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Will add depth at quarterback as a redshirt … Redshirted. freshman in 2016.

HIGH SCHOOL

From Murrieta Valley High School in Murrieta, Calif. ... Was a three-year starter who earned all-league accolades as a sophomore and again as a senior ... Combined for 202 tackles and 19 sacks in three seasons.

FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Redshirted … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

HIGH SCHOOL

From San Fernando (Calif.) High School ... Combined for 4,162 passing yards, 1,427 Born Jordan Andrew Silva on Oct. 12, 1995 rushing yards and a total of 66 touchdowns ... Son of Wendi and Peter Silva ... Earning in his high school career ... Recorded a career a degree in criminal justice and wants to 71 percent completion percentage and broke become an FBI agent ... Played in SoCal vs. every quarterback record at his high school Arizona All-State Game and registered a sack ... As a senior, was the All-City MVP, first team and four TFLs ... Was also recruited by Hawaii All-league quarterback and named to the L.A. Daily News All-Star game ... Ranked No. 1in Los and Boise State. Angeles for all-purpose yards and in passing yards, No. 3 in California ... Led team to backto-back city championships ... Earned a total ALEC of seven varsity letters in football, basketball SIMPSON and baseball ... Was a two-year officer in Freshman student government and was selected to the honor roll three times. Linebacker 6-1, 215 PERSONAL Pacific Palisades, Calif. Born Christian Tomas Solano on Dec. 6, 1995 (Palisades Charter High ) ... Son of Teresa Santana-Solano and Ramon Solano ... Wants to major in criminal justice and eventually become a police officer ... Enjoys football and dancing ... Was also recruited by San Jose State and Utah State.

PERSONAL

#49

Born Gabriel James Sewell III on Dec. 17, 1996 ... Son of Gabriel and Arlene Sewell ... Has three brothers and one sister ... Has two uncles, Isa’ako Sopoago and Richard Brown, that played football in the NFL ... Academic

Redshirt Freshman Quarterback 6-1, 185 San Fernando, Calif. (San Fernando HS)

FRESHMAN (2014)

Graduated from Desert Hills High in St. George, Utah ... Was a three-year letter winner in football under head coach Carl Franke, playing numerous positions on both sides of the ball ... Led the Thunder to a 3AA State Championship in 2013 and two Region 9 conference titles ... Posted 70 tackles and two sacks as a senior ... Was a two-time first team all-state selection ... Named Desert Hill’s special teams player of the year as a sophomore and their defensive player of the year as a junior ... Named Region 9’s most valuable defensive player as a junior ... Posted FRESHMAN (2016) 182 tackles, 8.5 sacks, five forced fumbles, Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the three interceptions and five touchdowns in 2016 season. three years at Desert Hills.

PERSONAL

CRISTIAN SOLANO

COACHES & STAFF

SEWELL

Son of Kurt Simpson and Jennifer and Lawrence Bracco … Has three siblings … Intends to major in broadcast journalism at the University of Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada because of the family environment, the coaching staff and because of his academic major … Also received recruiting interest from BYU, Oregon, UCLA, Fresno State, New Mexico and San Jose State.

TEAM INFO

Sophomore Defensive End 6-4, 250 Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley HS)

PERSONAL

PLAYERS

JORDAN SILVA

All-CIF City Section … Posted 82 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception and three fumble recoveries as a senior … Earned second team all-state honors in 2014 with 115 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and five sacks in 2014.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Palisades Charter High School in the spring of 2016 … Was a threeyear letter winner in football for the Dolphins … Led Palisades Charter to a Western League championship as a senior in 2015, earning first team All-Western League and first team

STATISTICS

PERSONAL

major is undecided ... Chose Nevada because he believes the program is on the rise ... Also shown interest by Army, Colorado, Eastern Washington and UNLV ... Hobbies include longboarding, hiking and going to the lake ... Sports hero is Troy Polamalu.

RECORD BOOK

Graduated from East High School in Salt Lake City, Utah ... Was a three-year letter winner in football under head coach Brandon Matich ... Helped the Leopards claim four straight conference championships ... Posted 50 tackles and six sacks in 2014, earning East High’s team MVP award ... Finished his high school career with 121 total tackles, 11.5 sacks and two interceptions ... Also participated in band and student government.

HISTORY

HIGH SCHOOL

INTRO

Player Profiles

INTRO

DEVOREAUX STEWART

Senior Defensive Back 5-11, 195 Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)

#32 TEAM INFO

SENIOR (2016)

Did not see action … Redshirted … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

HIGH SCHOOL

A three-year letter winner in football and two-time team captain at McQueen HS ... Also lettered in track and field ... Earned first team all-region honors in 2013 and 2014 ... Posted 135 tackles, 37 tackles for loss, 25 sacks and five interceptions in his high school career.

PERSONAL

KAMERON TOOMER Freshman Defensive End 6-3, 235 Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde HS)

#98

PLAYERS

Born Ricky Thomas, Jr. ... Son of Ricky and Will look to contribute on special teams and in Kimberly Thomas ... Father, Ricky, is entering the defensive backfield while also providing his third season as Nevada’s cornerbacks coach leadership as a senior in 2016. ... Has one sister, Kaitlyn ... Intends to major in journalism in hopes of one day becoming a JUNIOR (2015) sports broadcaster ... Chose to attend Nevada Did not see action on the season … Member because of the family atmosphere and quality of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. journalism school ... Also shown interest from Washington, Kentucky and Georgia Southern. SOPHOMORE (2014) Saw action on special teams in four games; Boise State, Colorado State, BYU and San BRANDON Diego State … Letter winner.

FRESHMAN (2016)

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

Son of Kyle and Pam Toomer … Has three siblings … Father, Kyle, played collegiate football at UNLV … Brother, Korey, played collegiate football at Idaho and currently plays for the Oakland Raiders … Chose to attend Nevada because he felt the coaching staff believed in his talents.

Did not play in his first season of action with the team.

FRESHMAN (2015)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

FRESHMAN (2015)

Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada. 

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Oaks Christian High School in Westlake Village, Calif. ... Totaled 25 sacks, 125 tackles and four fumble recoveries in two seasons ... Earned All-Marmonte League honors in 2010 ... Part of Marmonte League and CIF Championship teams in 2011 ... Also lettered in track and field ... An All-Trinity Valley League selection in 2010 and 2012 ... Made honor roll in every semester at Oaks Christian ... Involved with Student Wyldlife Chapels and OCHS Concessions.

PERSONAL

Son of Scott and Valerie Stewart ... Chose Nevada because it’s a different environment compared to Southern California and it gave him an opportunity to earn a degree and play Division I college football... Majoring in accounting ... Hopes to become a forensic accountant after graduation ... Enjoys cooking in his spare time.

RICKY THOMAS JR.

Redshirt Freshman Defensive End 6-1, 235 Reno, Nev. (McQueen HS)

#39 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut, adding depth on the defensive line and contributing on special teams as a redshirt freshman in 2016.

THOMPSON

Sophomore Wide Receiver 6-2, 195 Sacramento, Calif. (Christian Brothers HS)

#16 SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will look to make his collegiate debut and contributie at wide receiver as a sophomore in 2016.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

Did not see action … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2016 season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduate from Palo Verde High School (Nev.) in the spring of 2016 … Was a two-year letter winner in football and track and field at Palo Verde … Elected as team captain as a senior and junior … Earned second team all-league honors as a senior in 2015.

PERSONAL

RANDY UZOMA

Senior Defensive Back 6-1, 205 Canoga Park, Calif. (Canoga Park HS)

#31

FRESHMAN (2014)

Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Christian Brothers HS in Sacramento, Calif. … All-Capital Valley Conference selection as a senior … caught 65 balls on 742 yards and nine touchdowns … Averaged 11.4 yards per catch … Tabbed as a Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable mention pick in basketball … Lettered in football, basketball and track.

PERSONAL

Born Brandon James Jones-Thompson on July 3, 1996 … Son of Andre Jones and Sharon Thompson … Father played professionally in the Canadian Football League and at UNLV at the college level … Two brothers played at Notre Dame and Idaho State … Majoring in community health science – kinesiology … Aspires to be a physical therapist.

PUNT RETURNS

No.

Yds

Avg/G

2013

2.1

2014

0.0

2015

0.0

TOTAL

0.6

TACKLES G

UA A 2

Total TFL Yds PD FF FR

2013

10 2

0.0 0

2014

13 12 5

1.0 4

2015

13 8

0.0 0

TOTAL

36 22 14 36

1.0 4

SENIOR (2016)

Will provide veteran leadership as a senior in Nevada’s defensive backfield in 2016 … Has played in 36 games in his Wolf Pack career.

JUNIOR (2015)

Played in all 13 games as a back-up cornerback and key contributor on special teams … Credited with 15 tackles, one pass breakup

Player Profiles

Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirted.

#49 SOPHOMORE (2016)

TRAVIS WILSON

Senior Linebacker 6-1, 220 Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill HS)

#34 SENIOR (2016)

Will provide veteran leadership and contribute at linebacker and on special teams as a senior in 2016 … Has played in 18 games in his Wolf Pack career.

PLAYERS

TEAM INFO

HIGH SCHOOL

A graduate of Reed HS in Sparks, Nev. … Firstteam all-state, region and league as a senior SOPHOMORE (2016) … Was named Receiver of the Year by Silver A physical athlete and local product, moved State Preps … An American Family Insurance from running back to linebacker in the All-USA Nevada Football team selection … spring of 2016 … Will seek a starting role at Was named Northern Nevada Player of the linebacker and contribute on special teams as Year in basketball … A first-team all-state a sophomore in 2016. selection in hoops in 2013 … Earned varsity letters in football, basketball and track … REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Graduated with a 3.96 GPA. Played in eight games as a contributor on special teams … Saw action against Buffalo, PERSONAL UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming, Hawai’i, Fresno Born Trae Morrell Carter-Wells on July 26, 1996 State, Utah State and San Diego State … … Son of David Wells and Lesley Carter-Wells Recovered a pooch kickoff in Nevada’s win … Would like to pursue a career in firefighting over New Mexico … Earned Academic All- … Enjoys reading, working out and spending Mountain West honors … Letter winner. time with family … Does charity work through the Reno Fire Department.

Played in 10 games with no starts … Played extensively on special teams and also saw time at cornerback … Credited with four tackles on the year … Picked up a fumbled punt return and returned it 22 yards to midfield to set up Nevada’s game-winning drive against Air FRESHMAN (2014) Force. Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirt season ... Letter winner. FRESHMAN (2012) Joined the team as a true freshman and HIGH SCHOOL redshirted his first season at Nevada. A graduate of McQueen HS in Reno, Nev. … Totaled 2,916 yards at running back in HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Canoga Park (Calif.) High School three seasons on varsity … Racked up 16 … Won eight varsity letters, including four in touchdowns on 6.98 yards per carry in his football and four in track and field … Earned senior campaign ….Named Offensive Player first-team all-league honors as a senior and of the Year and all-league as a senior … was the team’s special teams player of the year Selected as a US Army Scholar Male Athlete and the receiver of the year … Was active in … Also lettered in basketball … A member of the Black Student Union and United Colors, an the National Honor Society. organization that allowed him to experience different perspectives from different races and PERSONAL Born Lucas Anton Weber on Oct. 31, 1995 … improved his speaking and listening skills. Son of Franz and Janett Weber … Father is a six-time World Champion and Olympian PERSONAL Born Randy Onyekwelu Uzoma on March 26, speed skier … Majoring in criminal justice 1994 … Son of Lovender and Ken Uzoma … Cites hiking, camping and cliff jumping as … Has a brother, Kenny, and a sister, Jenny his hobbies … Owns dual citizenship in the … Majoring in biology and wants to be an United States and Austria. orthopedic or plastic surgeon … Had offers from Oregon, UCLA and San Diego State but TRAE chose Nevada because of the opportunity and he loves the Northern Nevada community … WELLS Sports heroes are Usain Bolt, Calvin Johnson Sophomore and Kobe Bryant … Enjoys running, drawing, Tight End acting and spending time with friends in his 6-2, 225 free time. Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS)

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Freshman (2014)

COACHES & STAFF

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013)

#24

Did not see action … Was named Nevada’s offensive scout team player of the week after a victory over Buffalo … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

STATISTICS

Played in all 13 games as Nevada’s primary nickel back or linebacker … Earned his first career start against UNLV followed by a start in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl against Louisiana … Credited with 17 tackles, two pass breakups, two forced fumbles and one tackle for loss on the season … Posted the top performance of his career in Nevada’s comeback victory at BYU with a career-high eight tackles, one tackle for loss, one forced fumble and two pass breakups … Forced fumbles against Boise State and BYU.

Sophomore Linebacker 6-0, 225 Reno, Nev. (McQueen HS)

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

JUNIOR (2015)

Played in eight games during the regular season and contributed on special teams … Recorded four tackles … Saw action against UC Davis, Buffalo, UNLV, Wyoming, Fresno State, Utah State, San Diego State and against Colorado State in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Letter winner.

SOPHOMORE (2014)

Did not see action in the regular season.

RECORD BOOK

SOPHOMORE (2014)

LUCAS WEBER

FRESHMAN (2013)

Joined the team as a true freshman and saw action as a true freshman … Played in 10 games overall with all of the action coming on special teams … Credited with three tackles on the year … Letter winner.

Will look to make his collegiate debut as a sophomore in 2016 … Added weight to his HIGH SCHOOL frame and moved from wide receiver to tight A graduate of Cedar Hill (Texas) High School end prior to the season. … Was named first-team all-district after his senior season in class 7A … Earned second-

HISTORY

and one fumble recovery … Posted a seasonhigh with seven tackles and one pass breakup in a season-opening win over UC Davis … Also posted four tackles against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Recovered a fumble at Utah State … Saw action in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Letter winner.

Player Profiles team honors in the 5A class during his junior season.

INTRO

PERSONAL

Born Travis Jaron Wilson on July 11, 1995 … Son of Lanny and Arynia Wilson … Loves to sing in his spare time … Majoring in communications.

TEAM INFO

BLAKE WRIGHT

Sophomore Running Back 5-10, 200 Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS)

#33 PLAYERS

SOPHOMORE (2016)

Will look for an increased role at running back as a sophomore in 2016 while backing up returning All-Mountain West honoree James Butler … Was listed as Nevada’s second-string running back during an impressive spring camp.

COACHES & STAFF

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

STATISTICS

Played in nine games with limited carries behind a pair of 1,000-yard rushers … Also contribute on special teams … Listed as the team’s No. 3 running back throughout the season … Tallied his first career rush in the season-opener against UC Davis with one carry for two yards … Posted a career-high three carries for six yards against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Also saw playing time against Buffalo, UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming, Hawai’i, Fresno State and San Jose State … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team … Letter winner.

Freshman (2014)

Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

RECORD BOOK

From Edison High School in Fresno, Calif. ... Played football and also ran track and field ... Was a first-team all-league honoree ... As a junior in 2012, was second-team all-league and earned the Coaches Award ... As a senior, rushing for 1,361 yards and 12 touchdowns as the team went 11-2 overall ... As a junior, ran for 1,180 yards and 15 touchdowns.

PERSONAL

Born Blake A. Wright on June 6, 1996 ... Son of Bridget Price and William Wright ...Nickname is “Thunder” ... Is a pre-communication studies major ... Was also recruited by Houston and Eastern Washington.

HISTORY

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2016 MEDIA GUIDE

HEAD COACH

Head Coach

INTRO

brian polian FOURTH Season

Born: Dec. 22, 1974 Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y. Family: Wife – Laura; Son – Aidan; TEAM INFO

Education:

Daughter – Charlotte Bachelor’s, History; John Carroll University, 1997 Master’s, Education; Baylor University, 2000

Playing Experience

John Carroll University: Linebacker (1993-96)

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Coaching Experience

2013- Nevada 2012 Texas A&M 2011 Stanford 2010 Stanford 2008-09 Notre Dame 2007 Notre Dame 2006 Notre Dame 2005 Notre Dame 2004 Central Florida 2001-03 Buffalo 1999-00 Baylor 1998 Buffalo 1997 Michigan State

Head Coach Special Teams Coordinator/ Tight Ends Special Teams Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator/Safeties Special Teams Coordinator/Safeties Special Teams Coordinator Inside Linebackers/Special Teams Head Special Teams Coach/Linebackers Assistant Head Special Teams Coach/Defensive Backs Assistant Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator Graduate Assistant (Defense, Special Teams) Tight Ends/Assistant Offensive Line Graduate Assistant (Offense)

After guiding Nevada football to consecutive bowl games and unheralded academic honors, head coach Brian Polian’s blueprint for the program continues to yield positive results both on and off the field. Polian enters his fourth season at the helm with optimism for the future and a drive to bring a Mountain West championship to Reno.

3.05 in the 2015 spring semester, setting a new team record. Polian has helped guide Nevada to 41 Academic All-MW honors in his tenure.

Excitement surrounds the program for the upcoming 2016 season, which will mark Polian’s fourth year at the helm. Nevada will be playing at a newly renovated Mackay Stadium Polian has guided Nevada to back-to-back bowl games, while also returning a talented and veteran squad. Returning continuing the Wolf Pack’s elite bowl streak; Nevada is one of from last year’s bowl victory are 15 starters and five All-MW 18 teams in the FBS, and one of just four teams from outside players. the Power Five, to play in 10 bowl games in the past 11 seasons. Nevada won the inaugural 2015 NOVA Home Loans The Polian era of Nevada football was ushered in on Jan. Arizona Bowl in thrilling fashion last season, as Polian guided 11, 2013 as he became the 25th head coach in program the team to its fifth all-time bowl win in program history. In history. At 41 years old, Polian is still one of the youngest three seasons at the helm, Polian has led Nevada to 18 wins, head coaches at the FBS level. He brought to Nevada an two bowl appearances and 21 individual All-Mountain West impressive football pedigree that includes coaching stops at honors. Notre Dame, Stanford and Texas A&M as part of an 18-year coaching career. Nevada’s academic prestige under Polian’s guidance has been just as noteworthy. After the bowl victory, Nevada had In his third season at Nevada, Polian earned his first bowl a program-record 21 student-athletes earn Academic All- victory as a head coach, leading the Wolf Pack to a title in the Mountain West honors for the 2015 season. Senior Jordan inaugural 2015 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl. It marked Dobrich was inducted to the 2015 NFF National Scholar- Nevada’s fifth bowl victory in program history and its first Athlete Class, which is the most prestigious scholar-athlete since 2011, while Polian became the fourth Nevada coach award in college football. Nevada also earned a team GPA of all-time to win a bowl game.

Polian also helped guide nine student-athletes to 2014 AllMountain West honors, including senior Cody Fajardo, who Hired by Jim Harbaugh at Stanford, Polian’s two-year run with become just the second player in NCAA history to pass for the Cardinal was marked by a pair of BCS bowl appearances 9,000 yards and rush for 3,000 yards in a career. and two of the top recruiting classes in school history.

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

Polian came to Nevada after a year as the special teams coordinator and tight ends coach for Kevin Sumlin at Texas A&M, which capped an 11-2 season in 2012 with a win over Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl and an historic Heisman Trophy for then-freshman quarterback Johnny Manziel. Polian has coached on both sides of the ball and earned a reputation as one of the top recruiters in the nation in previous coaching roles at Stanford (2010-11), Notre Dame (2005-09), UCF (2004) and Buffalo (2001-03).

STATISTICS

In the 2014 season, Polian turned the tide from year one to year two of his tenure as the program reached new heights on and off the field. Nevada posted a 7-6 record and returned to a bowl game for the ninth time in the past 10 seasons, playing in the 2014 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. The Wolf Pack defeated Pac-12 foe Washington State, scored impressive road wins at BYU, Hawai’i and San Jose State, and capped the regular season with a dominating win at UNLV.

In the classroom, Polian’s guidance has led Nevada to 41 Academic All-MW honors, two NFF Hampshire Honor Society members and a NFF National Scholar-Athlete. Polian’s Pack teams have also eclipsed a 3.00 GPA while raising its APR Polian led a lethal ground-and-pound offense in 2015, as score – a metric used by the NCAA to chart academic success. sophomore James Butler and senior Don Jackson each eclipsed 1,000 yards rushing. Nevada was one of just three On the field, Polian has led the Wolf Pack to 18 victories and teams in the nation with a pair of 1,000-yard rushers, while two bowl appearances, while also helping Nevada tally 21 the Wolf Pack ranked 25th in FBS with 211 rushing yards All-Mountain West accolades and send nearly 10 players per game. On defense, Nevada lowered its points allowed onto NFL rosters or into training camps. average for the second straight season. Senior Ian Seau earned first team All-MW honors, was named MVP of the In June of 2015, Polian was selected to represent the Mountain Arizona Bowl and led the conference with 10 sacks on the West Conference on the inaugural CFO Competition season. Polian’s decision to play true freshman DB Dameon Committee. The newly formed committee will consist of 12 Baber also paid dividends, as Baber ranked seventh in the members from across college football and will be influential nation with six interceptions and earned second team All- in the discussion and implementation of the rules of college MW accolades. football.

RECORD BOOK

A treacherous schedule in 2013 led to a 4-8 record in Polian’s first year with the program. Polian helped guide five players to All-MW honors, while Joel Bitonio and Brock Hekking earned first team accolades. Bitonio went on to be selected in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns.

HISTORY

Nevada posted a 7-6 overall record with a 4-4 mark in Mountain West play in 2015, marking consecutive seasons Polian has led Nevada to a winning record and bowl appearance. Nevada notched nonconference wins against Buffalo and UC Davis before defeating New Mexico, Hawai’i, Fresno State and San Jose State in MW play. Among the season’s most memorable highlights were a thrilling Senior Day victory against the Spartans in overtime and a gamewinning touchdown with just 66 seconds remaining to win the Arizona Bowl.

INTRO

Head Coach

HEAD COACHING RECORDS INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Year. . . . Ovr.. . . . . . . MW 2015. . . . 4-8. . . . . . . . . 3-5 2014. . . . 7-6. . . . . . . . . 4-4 2013. . . . 7-6. . . . . . . . . 4-4 Total . . . 18-20 . . . . . 11-13

MW Finish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bowl 5th (West Div.). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -3rd (West Div.). . . . . New Orleans Bowl (L) T2nd (West Div.). . . . . . . Arizona Bowl (W)

Career head coach... Overall record: 18-20 Conference record: 11-13 Bowl appearances: 2 (1-1)

Assistant Coaching Records Year. . . . School. . . . . . . . . Ovr................ Conf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bowl 2012. . . . Texas A&M. . . . . . 11-2.................. 6-2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cotton Bowl (W) 2011. . . . Stanford. . . . . . . . 11-2.................. 8-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fiesta Bowl (L) 2010. . . . Stanford. . . . . . . . 12-1.................. 8-1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orange Bowl (W) 2009. . . . Notre Dame. . . . 6-6..................... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2008. . . . Notre Dame. . . . 7-6..................... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hawai’i Bowl (W) 2007. . . . Notre Dame. . . . 3-9..................... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2006. . . . Notre Dame. . . . 10-3.................. -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sugar Bowl (L) 2005. . . . Notre Dame. . . . 9-3..................... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fiesta Bowl (L) 2004. . . . UCF. . . . . . . . . . . . 0-11.................. 0-8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2003. . . . Buffalo. . . . . . . . . 1-11.................. 1-7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2002. . . . Buffalo. . . . . . . . . 1-11.................. 0-8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2001. . . . Buffalo. . . . . . . . . 3-8..................... 1-7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -2000. . . . Baylor. . . . . . . . . . 2-9..................... 0-8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1999. . . . Baylor. . . . . . . . . . 1-10.................. 0-8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1998. . . . Buffalo. . . . . . . . . 4-7..................... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1997. . . . Michigan St.. . . . 7-5..................... 4-4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aloha Bowl (L) Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87-105.......... 30-52 CAREER ASSISTANT COACH... Overall Record: 87-105 Conference Record: 33-52 Bowl Appearances: 7 (3-4) TOTAL CAREER COACHING RECORDS... Overall Record: 105-125 Conference Record: 41-65 Bowl Appearances: 9 (4-5)

He served as the special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator while also coaching the safeties at Stanford. Prior to that, Polian spent five seasons with Charlie Weis at Notre Dame, earning a number of honors as one of the top recruiters in the country and was a nominee for the AFCA (American Football Coaches Association) Assistant Coach of the Year in 2008. During that time, Polian’s special teams units set a number of school records and the Fighting Irish went to a pair of BCS bowl games – the Fiesta Bowl following the 2005 season and 2006 Sugar Bowl. Polian spent one season at Central Florida as the recruiting coordinator and running backs coach and spearheaded recruiting classes that led to the Knights’ bowl appearance in 2005. Prior that, he coordinated special teams and coached running backs at the University of Buffalo for three seasons after a previous tenure (1998) with the Bulls. Polian also worked as a graduate assistant for Nick Saban at Michigan State (1997) and then spent two seasons at as a GA at Baylor (1999-2000). As he enters his 21st year as a college coach in 2016, Polian has been part of eight bowl games in his career: 1996 Aloha Bowl (Michigan State); 2005 Fiesta Bowl (Notre Dame); 2006 Sugar Bowl (Notre Dame); 2008 Hawai`i Bowl (Notre Dame); 2010 Orange Bowl (Stanford); 2011 Fiesta Bowl (Stanford); 2012 Cotton Bowl (Texas A&M); 2014 New Orleans Bowl (Nevada); 2015 Arizona Bowl (Nevada). A native of The Bronx, New York, Polian graduated from at St. Francis High School outside of Buffalo. He went on to play linebacker at John Carroll University from 1993-96. He earned a bachelor’s degree in history from John Carroll in 1997 and received his master’s in education from Baylor in 2000. He comes from a notable football family as his father, Bill, was the general manager who built the Super Bowl teams of the Buffalo Bills in the 1990s and later, as the team’s president, oversaw the Indianapolis Colts’s two Super Bowl appearances and their championship in 2006. In August of 2015, Bill Polian’s career culminated with his enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Polian’s two brothers, Chris and Dennis, both work in the NFL. Polian and his wife, Laura, have a son, Aidan (7), and a daughter, Charlotte (4).

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2016 MEDIA GUIDE

ASSISTANT COACHES

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

lester erb FOURTH Season

Associate Head Coach/Wide Receivers

TEAM INFO

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

April 22, 1969 Milton, Penn. Wife - Eileen, Daughters – Emily and Sarah, Sons – Jacob and A.J. Bachelor’s, Business Administration, Bucknell, 1991. Master’s, High Educational Administration, Syracuse, 1996

Coaching Experience

PLAYERS

2016 2013-15 2008-12 2000-07 1999 1997-98 1994-96 1991-93

Associate Head Coach/WRs, Nevada Running Backs/Special Teams, Nevada Running Backs/Special Teams, Iowa Wide Receivers/Special Teams, Iowa Tight Ends, Army Assistant Coach, Baltimore Ravens Assistant Coach, Syracuse Wide Receivers, Hobart College

Lester Erb enters his fourth season as a member of the Nevada football coaching staff and his first as the Wolf Pack’s associate head coach and wide receivers coach. With 20 years of experience as an assistant coach in the FBS, Erb is second in command on head coach Brian Polian’s staff.

COACHES & STAFF

Erb was hired at Nevada on March 25, 2013, bringing with him a reputation as one of the top assistants in football with FBS experience – which included stops at Iowa, Army and Syracuse – and NFL experience. Erb spent his first three seasons at Nevada as the special teams coordinator and running backs coach, leading two of the program’s most successful position groups. Erb was then promoted to assistant head coach and wide receivers coach following the 2015 campaign. Erb’s third season at Nevada was perhaps his best in Reno, as he coached the top tandem at running back in the nation and arguably the best special teams unites in the Mountain West. Erb’s work helped Nevada post a 7-6 record with a victory in the 2015 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, which marked Nevada’s fifth all-time bowl win.

STATISTICS

Sophomore James Butler and senior Don Jackson each eclipsed 1,000 yards rushing in 2015, becoming only the third duo at running back to each rush for 1,000 yards in the same season in program history. Nevada was the only team in the nation with two 1,000-yard running backs in the 2015 regular season. Nevada averaged 210 rushing yards per game, which ranked in the top 25 in the FBS. Nevada eclipsed 200 yards rushing in eight games and was 7-1 when doing so. Butler went on to earn All-Mountain West honorable mention honors. The Wolf Pack also excelled on special teams in 2015 behind Erb’s assistance. Junior PK Brent Zuzo made 17-of-19 field goal attempts, ranking fourth in the nation in FG percentage while earning second team All-MW honors. Junior P Alex Boy also improved his career average to 43.1 yards per punt, which ranks second in program history. Additionally, junior CB Elijah Mitchell ranked third in the league with a 26.44 kickoff return average.

RECORD BOOK

Erb’s second season at Nevada was also highly successful as the Wolf Pack’s running backs and special team play was among the best in the Mountain West. Erb’s backs helped Nevada average over 200 rushing yards per game for the seventh time in the past nine seasons, while his special teams ranked in the top four in the Mountain West in punt return, kickoff return, punting and field goals. Erb coached one of the best one-two punches at running back in the league. Jackson ran 216 times for 957 yards and seven scores, while freshman Butler – who Erb recruited to Nevada out of Chicago despite numerous FBS offers – ran 140 times for 635 yards and four touchdowns in his rookie season. Jackson and Butler helped Nevada rank fifth in the MW in rushing offense while the Pack only lost five fumbles all season, ranking 10th in the nation.

HISTORY

In his first season at Nevada, Erb’s special teams experience made an immediate impact on the program in 2014. The Pack’s special teams coverage ranked in the top half of Division I, while Boy and Zuzo enjoyed successful seasons in their rookie campaigns. Boy was named to the All-MW second team after leading the league and ranking 11th in the nation with 44.3 yards per punt. Meanwhile, Zuzo made 14-of-18 field goals and went 43-of-45 on PATs.

Erb spent 13 seasons at Iowa, including the last five years as the running backs coach, prior to his arrival at Nevada. He also worked eight seasons as the wide receivers coach and coached special teams throughout his tenure

Playing Experience Bucknell:

Enjoyed a record-breaking career as a wide receiver and was the team MVP in 1990.

in Iowa City. While with the Hawkeyes, Erb mentored Shonn Greene, who won the 2008 Doak Walker Award as the top running back in the nation and who currently plays for the Tennessee Titans. Overall while at Iowa, Erb and the Hawkeyes went to 11 bowl games, including six January bowl games during his tenure. They won a share of two Big Ten Championships and finished in the final top 10 of both major polls four times. In his first season working with the Iowa running backs in 2008, Erb coached Greene to the Doak Walker Award and consensus All-American honors while being named the Offensive Player of the Year in the Big Ten Conference. He rushed for 1,850 yards to set an Iowa single-season rushing mark and was the only running back in the nation to surpass 100 yards in every game during the season. In 2009, Iowa’s two freshmen running backs combined to rush for 1,475 yards and 13 touchdowns as Iowa posted an 11-2 overall record, placing second in the Big Ten and winning the 2010 FedEx Orange Bowl. Erb was also an integral part of special teams in Iowa City as the Hawkeyes led the Big Ten and ranked 25th in the nation in net punting in 2011. The Hawkeyes ranked third in the Big Ten in net punting in 2010 after ranking fourth in 2009, third in 2008 and second in 2007. Iowa allowed just 4.6 yards on punt returns to rank ninth in the nation in 2011. In 2010, Iowa ranked sixth in the nation in punt coverage (3.9) and 12th in kickoff returns (25.3). Senior punter Ryan Donahue was a finalist for the Ray Guy Punter of the Year award in 2010. Erb coached kicker Nate Kaeding to first team All-America honors in both 2002 and 2003. Kaeding was named winner of the 2002 Lou Groza Placekicker of the Year award and was one of three finalists for the award in 2003. A coach at the college and NFL levels for more than 20 years overall, Erb’s career began in 1991 when he started a three-year tenure at Hobart College coaching wide receivers. He then moved on to three seasons at Syracuse, where he assisted with the offensive line and scout team preparation while earning a master’s degree. In 1997, Erb went to the NFL where he spend the first of two seasons working with the Baltimore Ravens. While there, he worked alongside Kirk Ferentz, who would later bring Erb to Iowa. Erb coached tight ends at Army in 1999 before moving on to Iowa. Erb was a standout receiver at Bucknell University, where he set records for touchdown receptions in a season and career. He set a school record for average yards per catch in a single game when he averaged 33.7 yards on six catches vs. Fordham. His 902 receiving yards in 1989 ranks second best all-time at Bucknell. He ranks fifth in career all-purpose yards (3,286) and was Bucknell’s Most Valuable Player as a senior in 1990. He earned his B.A. in business administration from Bucknell and his M.A. in high educational administration from Syracuse. He and his wife, Eileen, have four children, sons Jacob and A.J., and daughters Emily and Sarah.

scott boone THIRD Season

INTRO

Assistant Coaches

Coaching Experience

Playing Experience

Scott Boone enters his third season as the defensive coordinator at the University of Nevada. After arriving in Reno with a stellar coaching ledger that includes head coaching experience and a strong run as one of the top coordinators in the FCS, Boone’s tenure with the Wolf Pack has already paid dividends for the program.

defense helped the team post a 7-6 record with a trip to the 2014 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

Boone has improved Nevada’s scoring defense in his first two seasons on the job, while the Pack is one of just 24 teams in the FBS to have lowered its points allowed margin in two straight years. Boone lowered Nevada’s scoring defense by nearly seven full points to 27.2 in his first season before setting the bar higher with a 26.8 average in year two. Head coach Brian Polian tabbed Boone as Nevada’s defensive coordinator on Feb. 24, 2014. Boone arrived in Reno after being a finalist for the 2013 FCS Coordinator of the Year Award at William & Mary. Now in his third season with the Wolf Pack, Boone boasts a 33year coaching career and a reputation for being an elite coordinator in both the FCS and FBS ranks.

Three-sport starter in football (wide receiver), basketball (guard) and baseball (centerfielder)

Boone coached five student-athletes to All-Mountain West honors in 2014. Senior DE Brock Hekking and Seau, who ranked fourth in the MW in sacks per game, were named to the all-conference second team. Senior LB Jonathan McNeal, senior CB Charles Garrett and junior DE Rykeem Yates earned honorable mention honors. Boone came to Nevada after a successful 10-year tenure at William and Mary, where he was a finalist for the FCS Coordinator of the Year award after guiding the Tribe defense to No. 2 in the nation in scoring defense and No. 8 nationally in total defense along with the 15th spot in third-down defense in the FCS. A veteran coach with more than 30 years of experience, Boone was William and Mary’s defensive coordinator for three seasons and the linebackers coach for seven years. He also coached defensive backs for three seasons with the Tribe.

Boone immediately had an impact at Nevada in his first year on the job. After averaging 34.4 points and 505.3 yards allowed per game in 2013, Boone’s inaugural Wolf Pack defense improved to 27.2 points and 447.1 yards allowed. Boone set the bar even higher in year two, as Nevada improved to just 405 yards and 26.8 points allowed per game.

In addition to the national rankings, William and Mary led the Colonial Athletic Association in total defense (305.1 ypg), scoring defense (14.0 ppg) and third-down defense (33 percent). The Tribe was second in the Colonial in rushing defense at 117.7 yards per game allowed and also finished second in passing defense at 187.4 yards per game.

Boone’s efforts in the 2015 season culminated with a victory in the inaugural NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, which marked Nevada’s fifth all-time bowl victory. Behind a veteran and improved defense, Nevada posted a 7-6 record on the season, marking the second straight year Nevada has posted a winning record and reached a bowl game.

Prior to his seven seasons at William and Mary, Boone was the head coach for seven seasons at Randolph-Macon, compiling a record of 37-33, including a 22-18 ledger in conference action. In 1997, Boone guided the Yellow Jackets to a share of the ODAC title, going 4-1 in league play and 8-2 overall, and garnered Richmond Touchdown Club and VaSID Small College Coach of the Year honors.

Last season, Boone’s defense improved in total defense and scoring defense, and grabbed 13 interceptions and recovered eight fumbles to help Nevada rank 15th in the nation in turnover margin. Boone helped senior defensive end Ian Seau, who led the conference and ranked 19th in the nation with 10.0 sacks, earn first team All-Mountain West honors. Senior defensive end Lenny Jones also earned second team All-MW accolades with 47 tackles and seven sacks. Boone’s development of true freshman defensive back Dameon Baber also made a big impact, as Baber ranked seventh in the nation with six interceptions on the season en route to earning All-MW honors.

While at RMC, Boone coached 34 players to First-Team All-ODAC honors in his seven seasons. Also, 14 team and individual school records were broken under Boone. Prior to his stint at RMC, Boone was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind., from 1983 to 1996. In Boone’s 14 years as an assistant, Wabash posted an 81-38-2 record.

In Boone’s first season at Nevada, the team improved statistically in scoring defense, rushing defense, total defense, sacks, tackles for loss, interceptions, fumbles recovered, third down and red zone defense. Part of Boone’s and Nevada’s mantra in 2014 was recovering turnovers as the Pack ranked 11th nationally in turnover margin. Boone’s defense ranked first in the conference in turnover margin and fumbles recovered while ranking fourth in interceptions. Boone’s

Boone is a member of the Wabash College Athletic Hall of Fame and was honored in 2011 for his outstanding contribution to the program. In addition to his bachelor’s degree from Wabash, Boone holds a Master’s of Science - Education in Higher Education Administration from Purdue University, which he received in 1999. He married to the former Jessica Spadafora in 2010, and the couple resides in Reno with their sons James William Boone and Nicholas Salvatore Boone, who was born the day before Nevada’s game at Arizona in 2014. Boone also has a son, Nathan, 21, and a daughter, Delaney, 15.

PLAYERS

Wabash

COACHES & STAFF

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Nevada D. Coordinator/Linebackers, William and Mary Linebackers, William and Mary Defensive Backs, William and Mary Head Coach, Randolph-Macon Assistant Coach, Wabash

STATISTICS

2014- 2011-13 2007-10 2004-06 1997-03 1983-96

RECORD BOOK

May 9, 1959 Veedersburg, Ind. Wife – Jessica. Sons – Nathan, James and Nicholas; Daughter – Delaney Bachelor’s, Economics, Wabash, 1981 Master’s, Science Education, Purdue, 1999

HISTORY

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

TEAM INFO

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

mike bradeson 13th Season

Recruiting Coordinator/Safeties

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

May 2, 1959 Berkeley, Calif. Wife - April, Son - Drew Bachelor’s, Business Management, Boise State, 1981

Coaching Experience 2013- 2012 2010-11 2007-2009 2005-06 2000-04 1996-99 1992-95

Recruiting Coordinator/Safeties, Nevada Defensive Coordinator/Safeties, Nevada Safeties, Nevada Special Teams Coordinator/Cornerbacks, UNLV Defensive Backs, UNLV Defensive Coordinator/Secondary, UNLV Recruiting Coordinator/Secondary, UNLV Secondary, Cal

Mike Bradeson returns for the seventh year of his second tenure in Reno and the veteran coach will remain in familiar territory as Nevada’s recruiting coordinator and safeties coach. Bradeson is the most experienced coach on third-year head coach Brian Polian’s staff, entering his 13th season overall at Nevada. Bradeson is entering his 24th season coaching in collegiate football. He’s been coaching Nevada’s safeties since 2010 and is also entering his third year as the team’s recruiting coordinator in his second stint with the Pack. Prior to two coaching stops before his second stint at Nevada, Bradeson served as a recruiting coordinator, safeties and special teams coach at Nevada from 1986-91. Two freshmen shined for Bradeson and the Wolf Pack in 2015 as safeties Asauni Rufus and Dameon Baber excelled and gained valuable experience for the future. Rufus recorded an interception and led the team with 105 tackles while Baber earned All-Mountain West second team honors after collecting 65 tackles and finishing second in the MW with six interceptions in only 10 games. Senior Jaden Sawyer and redshirt freshman Riley Brand will add depth to the secondary for Nevada in 2016. In 2014, Bradeson helped the Wolf Pack post a 7-6 record and reach a bowl game for the ninth time in the past 10 seasons. Nevada defeated a Pac-12 opponent, rallied past BYU on the road and returned the Fremont Cannon to Reno with a blowout victory over rivals UNLV. Bradeson coached a pair of safeties in senior Nigel Haikins and junior Duran Workman, who combined for 23-of-26 starts at safety in 2014. Haikins – who was named to the Hampshire Honor Society after graduation – ranked fourth on the team with 76 tackles. Haikins recorded three interceptions and three fumble recoveries while Workman tallied three picks and two forced fumbles, as Bradeson’s safeties helped Nevada rank 11th in the nation in turnover margin last season. The Wolf Pack defense improved in scoring defense, rushing defense, total defense, interceptions and fumbles recovered in 2014, bolstered by Haikins and Workman’s play at safety. In addition to retaining his role as a safeties coach, Bradeson was promoted to the Pack’s recruiting coordinator in 2013 – head coach Brian Polian’s first season at the helm of the program. Bradeson will guide Nevada’s recruiting efforts while focusing his personal recruiting area to Las Vegas and the Bay Area – to key pipelines for Nevada’s success. Bradeson mentored a young croup of safeties into a veteran unit in 2012 with multi-year starters Duke Williams and Marlon Johnson. Both Johnson and Williams were among the team leaders in tackles from 2012-2010. Williams recorded 295 stops in his career, which is sixthbest in Nevada history. Johnson provided one of the biggest highlights of the historic 2010 season with his 65-yard interception return for a touchdown that was a pivotal play in the win over Cal.

1986-91 1983-85 1981-82

Recruiting Coordinator/Secondary/SpecialTeams, Nevada Secondary/Running Backs, Boise State Graduate Assistant, Boise State

Playing Experience

Boise State: Two-year letterman as a defensive back (1979-80) Contra Costa College: Two-year letterman as a quarterback (1977-78)

Williams earned second-team All-Mountain West honors and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player on the defensive side of the ball. He was selected in the fourth round (No. 105 overall) in the NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills. Williams is the ninth players coached or recruited by Bradeson to go on to the NFL. He also mentored three MW Defensive Players of the Year while at UNLV. When Bradeson came back to Nevada in 2010, he was coming off 15 seasons at UNLV - the longest tenure of any football coach in that school’s history. He coached the secondary throughout his time in Las Vegas and he had a successful five-year run (2000-04) as defensive coordinator under head coach John Robinson. During that time, Bradeson coached or recruited eight players who went on to the NFL and three Mountain West defensive players of the year. While the coordinator, the UNLV defense led the conference and was seventh nationally in takeaways in 2003. In 2001, UNLV led the conference in passing defense (189.4 ypg) and was 11th nationally in pass efficiency defense. At UNLV, Bradeson oversaw the development of future NFL DBs Kevin Thomas (Bills), Sam Brandon (Broncos), Eric Wright (Browns) and twotime All-America safety Jamaal Brimmer. Under Bradeson in 2003, the Rebel defense led the Mountain West in takeaways with 35 and finished seventh in the nation in turnover margin. The unit’s five TDs were led by Brimmer, who scored twice en route to first team All-America honors and being named consensus MWC Defensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. In 2001, the Rebels led the MWC in passing defense by yielding only 189.4 yards per game and ranked 11th nationally in passing efficiency defense as well. In 2000, UNLV surrendered only 21.8 points per game, the 12th-lowest mark in school history and best since 1986. Bradeson came to the Rebels in 1996 after four years coaching the secondary at the University of California. He spent his first season in Las Vegas working with the team’s inside linebackers. A 1981 graduate of Boise State, Bradeson was a two-year letterman for the Broncos. He helped his team to the 1980 Div. I-AA national championship with a win over Eastern Kentucky in the Camellia Bowl. After serving as a graduate assistant for two years, Bradeson was an assistant coach at his alma mater from 1983-85. From there, he moved to Nevada, where he coached from 1986-91. He coached in the secondary, worked with the special teams and also served as the team’s recruiting coordinator while with the Pack. Bradeson was also a member of the 2004 East-West Shrine Game coaching staff. He and his wife, April, have one son named Drew.

TIM CRAMSEY FIRST Season

INTRO

Assistant Coaches

Tim Cramsey joins the University of Nevada as an offensive coordinator for the 2016 season after leading one of the most dominant offenses in the Football Championship Subdivision over the past three seasons. Cramsey was hired by head coach Brian Polian on Jan. 1, 2015, arriving in Reno by way of Montana State. One of the top offensive minds in FCS, Cramsey engineered a juggernaut offense at Montana State during his tenure. The Bobcats averaged 37.6 points and 475 yards of total offense per game in three seasons under Cramsey. Cramsey’s coaching career began at his alma mater, New Hampshire, where he played quarterback from 1994-97. Cramsey’s offense was among the nation’s elite in 2015, his third season at MSU. The Bobcats scored 41.9 points per game and ranked third in FCS and also averaged nearly 520 yards of total offense, ranking fourth in FCS. Cramsey helped MSU exceed 35 points in 10-of-11 games last season while also eclipsing 40 points in seven games. Cramsey’s prolific offense averaged 303.8 passing yards per game, ranking seventh in FCS, and 216 rushing yards per game, ranking 18th in FCS. The Bobcats also led the Big Sky in scoring offense and total offense, while ranking second in pass offense and pass efficiency. Cramsey mentored junior quarterback Dakota Prukop, who led the FCS in points responsible for per game (22.2) and was named a First Team All-American by the Associated Press after completing 216-of-344 passes for 3,025 yards and 28 touchdowns. Cramsey guided seven offensive players to All-Big Sky honors and three to All-America honors in 2015. In his second season at MSU, Crawley set school records with 3,177 rushing yards and 496 total points during the 2014 season. The Bobcats averaged 38.2 points per game and 488.7 yards of total offense per game. Crawley engineered a dominant rushing attack that ranked second in the Big Sky with 244.5 yards per contest, leading MSU to an 8-5 record on the year. Crawley guided 10 of his offensive players to All-Big Sky honors on the season. Cramsey was hired by Rob Ash for his first season at Montana State in 2013 as the Bobcats went 7-5. The MSU offense averaged 32.9 points per game in Cramsey’s debut season, ranking fourth out of 13 teams in the Big Sky. Prior to coaching at Montana State, Cramsey earned FBS experience at Florida International as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach during the 2012 season.

Playing Experience New Hampshire:

Quarterback and long snapper (1994-97)

Cramsey began his collegiate coaching career at his alma mater, New Hampshire, where he served under multiple roles from 200311. Cramsey served as the Wildcat’s offensive coordinator from 201011. Cramsey’s offense led the Colonial Athletic Association in passing (274) while ranking third in scoring (32.8) per game. Cramsey’s starting quarterback also passed for 3,272 yards and a league-best 22 touchdowns. In his first season in charge of the offense, UNH ranked second in passing offense in the CAA with 220.1 yards per game in 2010. The Wildcats also led the conference in red zone offense with an 88.4 scoring percentage. Cramsey also previously mentored UNH’s quarterbacks from 200809, running backs from 2006-07 and tight ends and fullbacks from 2003-05. Prior to serving in the college ranks, Cramsey coached for two seasons at the high school level. He was an assistant coach at Emaus High School in 2002 and at Allentown Central Catholic in 2001. Cramsey played collegiate at New Hampshire as the starting quarterback for two seasons. He was a letter winner at UNH from 1994-97. Cramsey also received his Bachelor’s degree from UNH in 1998.

PLAYERS

Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Nevada Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Montana State Offensive Coordinator/QBs, New Hampshire Quarterbacks, New Hampshire Running Backs, New Hampshire Tight Ends/Fullbacks, New Hampshire Assistant Coach, Emaus High School Assistant Coach, Allentown Central Catholic

COACHES & STAFF

2016- 2013-15 2012 2008-09 2006-07 2003-05 2002 2001

STATISTICS

Coaching Experience

Cramsey and his wife, Amy, have two sons; Brock (3) and Bryce (1).

RECORD BOOK

Oct. 8, 1975 Allentown, Pa. Wife - Amy; Sons – Brock and Bryce Bachelor’s, New Hampshire, 1998 Master’s, High Educational Administration, Syracuse, 1996

HISTORY

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

TEAM INFO

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

MARC NUDELBERG FIRST SEASON

Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs

TEAM INFO

Born: Hometown: Family: Education: Coaching Experience 2016- 2015 2014 2013 2010-13

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Cooper City, Fla. Wide - Rachel; Son - Kai Bachelor’s, Economins, Florida State, 2009

Special Teams Coordinator/RBs, Nevada Special Teams Quality Control, Florida Tight Ends/Special Teams, Cincinnati Graduate Assistant (Offense), Cincinnati Off. and Special Teams Quality Control, Florida State

coach from 2010-13 with the Seminoles, working directly with the specialists and running backs while assisting with the scout special teams. Outside of practice, Nudelberg was responsible for special teams film breakdown and scouting reports. He worked with a pair of NFL specialists, punter Shawn Powell and kicker Dustin Hopkins, and the Seminoles were the nation’s top-ranked special teams unit Nudelberg served as the Gator’s special teams quality control coach in 2011. last season as Florida posted a 10-3 record and earned a berth in the From 2009-10, he worked with the running backs and directly with Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl. Bowden on game day, coordinating communication between the Prior to his stint at Florida, Nudelberg spent two seasons on head coach and the offensive staff. He was also responsible for game Cincinnati’s coaching staff as a tight ends and special teams coach week film, practice breakdowns, meeting cut ups and front and blitz in 2014 and an offensive graduate assistant in 2013. The Bearcats drawings. Nudelberg also served as a student equipment manager posted 9-4 records in both of those seasons with trips to the 2013 and assistant at Florida State from 2005-09. Belk Bowl and the 2014 Military Bowl. A native of Cooper City, Fla., Nudelberg graduating from Florida Nudelberg came to Cincinnati after eight seasons in multiple roles State with a degree in economics in 2009. Nudelberg is married to at his alma mater, Florida State, where he worked with Jimbo Fisher his wife, Rachel and the couple has a son, Kai, born in April of 2016. and legendary coach Bobby Bowden. Marc Nudelberg joins the University of Nevada for his first season in 2016, serving as the Wolf Pack’s special teams coordinator and an offensive assistant coach after being hired by head coach Brian Polian on Jan. 1, 2016. Nudelberg joins Nevada after one season on Jim McElwain’s inaugural 2015 staff at Florida.

Nudelberg served as an offensive and special teams quality control

bill teerlinck FOURTH Season

INTRO

Assistant Coaches

July 23, 1978 Detroit, Mich. Wife - Melanie, Daughter – Aubree Bachelor’s, General Studies, Chadron State, 2002

Coaching Experience

Playing Experience

An energetic coach with experience at the college and NFL levels, Bill Teerlinck enters his fourth season at the University of Nevada’s as a co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach. Teerlinck joined the Wolf Pack on Jan. 25, 2013, after a five-year stint with the Indianapolis Colts.

Hekking ranked eighth in the nation among active players in career sacks before graduating and being selected as an undrafted free agent by the San Diego Chargers. Teerlinck also helped Seau rack up 8.5 sacks on the season, ranking second in the league. As a team, the Pack tallied 28 sacks and ranked fifth in the league. Statistically, Nevada’s defense improved in scoring defense, rushing defense, sacks and tackles for loss thanks to stout play up front from its line. Teerlinck helped the Wolf Pack post a 7-6 record in 2014 and reach a bowl game for the ninth time in the past 10 seasons with a trip to the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

Teerlinck coached one of the top defensive lineman in the league in his first season at Nevada, helping Hekking earn 2013 first team AllIn 2016, Teerlinck will lead a young but talented defensive line Mountain West honors. Hekking posted 9.0 sacks on the season and highlighted by returning starter Salesa Faraimo at nose guard and ranked fourth in the league in sacks and tackles for loss. Patrick Choudja, a sophomore defensive end who has appeared in all 26 games over the last two seasons. Sophomores Malik Reed, Teerlinck came to Nevada after a five-year stint as a defensive Korey Rush and Jarid Joseph serve as cornerstones for Teerlinck and assistant with the Indianapolis Colts. During his time there, Teerlinck the defensive line as the trio will see upticks in playing time. Reed worked with a defensive line that saw Dwight Freeney and Robert and Rush, who played behind a veteran offensive line as freshmen, Mathis each selected to four Pro Bowls. He also assisted the Colts combined for 31 tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss in 2015 while Joseph with special teams. showed flashes of quality production in his rookie campaign. Prior to his time with the Colts, Teerlinck worked for two seasons at For the second-consecutive season, Teerlinck coached multiple Illinois State, coaching the defensive front and assisting with special student-athletes that earned postseason conference accolades. teams. Senior Ian Seau landed on the 2015 All-Mountain West first team after leading the conference with 10.0 total sacks while classmate Teerlinck played at Chadron State in Nebraska, where he earned a Lenny Jones finished eighth with 7.0 sacks to earn second team bachelor’s degree in 2002. honors. Teerlinck’s father, John, coached for more than 30 years in college In his second year with the Pack, Teerlinck coached one of the football and the NFL, including more than 25 seasons in the pros. He top defensive lines in the Mountain West. Three of Teerlinck’s four won Super Bowl rings with Denver and Indianapolis. starters on the defensive front earned all-conference honors as Brock Hekking and Ian Seau were named to the All-MW second team and Rykeem Yates earned honorable mention honors. Teerlinck helped

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

Teerlinck spent his first season at Nevada as the defensive line coach before taking co-defensive coordinator responsibilities in 2014 while retaining his previous title. Since then, Nevada’s defensive line has been one of the team’s strengths and deepest positions as Teerlinck has coached four all-conference honorees while helping Nevada lower its points allowed per game margin for the secondconsecutive season.

Chadron State

STATISTICS

Defensive Line, Nevada Defensive Assistant, Indianapolis Colts Defensive Line, Illinois State

RECORD BOOK

2013- 2007-2011 2005-2006:

HISTORY

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

TEAM INFO

Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

JONATHAN HIMEBAUCH FIRST SEASON Offensive Line

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

Aug. 13, 1975 San Dimas, Calif. Wife - Jessica; Sons - Walker and Tyler Bachelor’s, English, USC, 1998 Master’s of Education, UNLV, 2002

Coaching Experience 2016- 2015 2014 2012-13 2009-11 1006-08 2005 2004 2003 2002

Offensive Line, Nevada Assistant Head Coach/OL, Toronto Argonauts OL/Run Game Coordinator, Edmonton Eskimos Offensive Line, Wake Forest Offensive Line, Montreal Alouettes Offensive Line, San Diego State Head Coach, Harvard-Westlake HS (Los Angeles) Offensive Line, UNLV Offensive Line, Calgary Stampeders Offensive Line/TEs, Santa Barbara City College

Jonathan Himebauch has been tapped as the next leader of The Union at the University of Nevada after being hired by head coach Brian Polian on Jan. 20, 2016 as the Wolf Pack’s offensive line coach. A former team captain and Rose Bowl champion at USC, Himebauch has been successful as an offensive line coach at nearly every level of football. Himebauch arrives to Reno after spending the past two seasons in the Canadian Football League. He’s also made collegiate coaching stints at Wake Forest, San Diego State and UNLV. Cumulatively, Himebauch has worked as an offensive line coach in NCAA and CFL in the past 14 seasons.

2000-01 Graduate Assistant (Offense), UNLV 1999 Offensive Line, Palos Verdes Penninsula HS (Los Angeles) 1998 Offensive Line, Damien High School (La Verne, Calif.)

Playing Experience 2002 2001 1999 1999 1993-98

Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) Los Angeles Xtreme (XFL) Toronto Argonauts (CFL) Rhein Fire (NFL Europe) USC (23-game starter at center; 1996 Rose Bowl Champion)

In 2005, Himebauch served as the head coach at Harvard-Westlake High School in North Hollywood, Calif. He led the Wolverines from a two-win season the year prior to a five-win season in his lone campaign. Himebauch also had high school coaching experience as the offensive line coach at his alma mater, Damien High School (1998), and at Palos Verdes Penninsula High School (1999).

Prior to his stint at Harvard-Westlake, Himebauch coached at UNLV as the Rebels’ offensive line coach in 2004 and as an offensive graduate assistant from 2000-01. As the offensive line coach, Himebauch mentored All-MW selection Joe Critchfield and Dominic Furio, who was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. As a graduate assistant, Himebauch coached three all-conference linemen and Most recently, Himebauch served as an offensive line and assistant helped lead UNLV to the 2000 Las Vegas Bowl. head coach with the Toronto Argonauts during the 2015 season. The Argonauts posted a 10-8 record and advanced to the East Division In between stints with UNLV, Himebauch’s first job in the CFL came semifinal last year. Himebauch mentored rookie offensive lineman as the offensive line coach of the Calgary Stampeders in 2003. Greg Van Roten to All-CFL honors. Himebauch’s first collegiate coaching job was with Santa Barbara City College as an offensive line and tight ends coach in 2002. Himebauch was the offensive line coach and run game coordinator with the Edmonton Eskimos on the 2014 campaign. The Eskimos Himebauch played college football at the University of Southern led the Western Division in yards per game and yards per rush while California and was a two-year starting center with the Trojans. He led ranking second in rushing yards and points per game. Himebauch USC to a pair of Pac-10 titles, the 1993 Freedom and victories in the developed another All-CFL guard that season in Simeon Rottier. 1995 Cotton Bowl and 1996 Rose Bowl. Himebauch was a co-captain as a senior and finished with 23 career starts. He also received the Himebauch’s most recent NCAA stint was with Wake Forest as team’s Howard Jones Alumni Award for boasting the team’s highest the Demon Deacon’s offensive line coach from 2012-13. Under cumulative GPA and the Bob Chandler Award for leadership and Himebauch’s tutelage, Cory Helms earned Freshman All-American integrity. honors in 2013 after starting in 11 games at center. Upon graduation, Himebauch went on to play professionally in the Himebauch won two Grey Cup championships with the Montreal NFL, NFL Europe, CFL and XFL. Himebauch earned training camp Alouettes in the CFL, serving as their offensive line coach from 2009- appearances with the Arizona Cardinals in 1998 and the Kansas City 11. The Alouettes won the Grey Cup in 2009 after leading the league Chiefs in 1999. Himebauch played one season in the CFL with the in scoring before repeating as champions in 2010 after leading the Toronto Argonauts, advancing to the Eastern semi-finals in 1999. He CFL with 403 yards per game. Himebauch mentored All-CFL lineman also played in the inaugural XFL season in 2001 with the Los Angeles in every season with the Alouettes, including Most Outstanding Xtreme. Himebauch played two seasons for the Rhein Fire in NFL Linemen Scott Flory (2009) and Josh Bourke (2011), who were also Europe, earning all-league honors in 1999 and helping take the named to the All-CFL team in all three seasons during Himebauch’s team to the World Bowl in 2002 before retiring. stint. Himebauch received a bachelor’s degree in English from USC in Prior to joining the Alouettes, Himebauch tutored the offensive line 1998 before earning a master’s in education from UNLV in 2002. at Mountain West foe San Diego State for three seasons from 200608. He coached five All-Mountain West lineman while with the Aztecs A native of San Dimas, Calif., Himebauch and his wife, Jessica, have and helped develop Brandyn Dombrowski, who played five seasons two sons; Walker and Tyler. with the San Diego Chargers, and Lance Louis, who currently plays for the Indianapolis Colts.

Cheston Blackshear THIRD Season

INTRO

Assistant Coaches

Born: Hometown: Education:

Aug. 12, 1978 Jacksonville, Fla. Bachelor’s, Business Administration, Florida, 2000

Coaching Experience

Tight Ends, Nevada Tight Ends, Georgetown Offensive Line and Tight Ends, New Mexico Offensive Line and Tight Ends, Columbia Graduate Assistant, Illinois Graduate Assistant, Florida

Playing Experience Florida

Four-year letterwinner (1996-99)

PLAYERS

2014- 2013 2009-12 2006-08 2005 2002-04

TEAM INFO

Tight Ends

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

While at Florida, Blackshear recorded 28 career starts and played in four bowl games, including the Sugar Bowl following the 1996 season, where Florida won the National Championship. He started at guard in the 1997 Citrus Bowl, the 1998 Orange Bowl and the 1999 Citrus Bowl. He earned second-team All-SEC honors as a senior Blackshear arrived in Reno from Georgetown, where he held the and earned the Fergie Ferguson Award as the senior with the most same title as the Hoyas’ tight ends coach in 2013. Prior to that, he leadership, character and courage. coached in the Mountain West as an offensive line and tight end coach at New Mexico from 2009-12. An Oklahoma native, Blackshear grew up in Jacksonville, Fla., where he was all-state and a SuperPrep All-American at Ed White High. He In 2015 Blackshear guided Jarred Gipson to another All-Mountain was the first offensive lineman to ever earn Player of the Year honors West season at tight end. Gipson earned All-MW honorable from the Florida Times-Union. mention accolades after catching 19 passes for 247 yards with five touchdowns, which tied for the team lead. Blackshear has also His coaching experience includes time at the high school level, helped solidify Gipson as one of the top blocking tight ends in the coaching running backs at Sandalwood High in Jacksonville, as well conference. The rising senior has blocked for two backfields that as collegiate stops at Florida (graduate assistant, 2002-04), Illinois have averaged for more than 200 rushing yards per game over the (GA, 2005) and Columbia (tight ends, 2006 and offensive line, 2007last two seasons. Behind Gipson will be fellow senior Austin Carrow, 08) before moving on to New Mexico in 2009. who started in four games last season, and junior Evan Faunce. With the Lobos, Blackshear mentored tight end Lucas Reed to In his first season with the Wolf Pack, Blackshear helped Gipson Freshman All-American honors in 2009, first-team All-MW honors in emerge as one of the top tight ends in the Mountain West and earn 2010 with All-America and John Mackey Award candidacy in 2011. second team All-Mountain West honors. Gipson caught 33 passes He also coached lineman Byron Bell, who later went on to start for for 291 yards, averaging 8.8 yards per catch, and tied for first on the the Carolina Panthers. team with four receiving touchdowns. Blackshear also guided Matt Moen, who made four starts in his freshman season. Prior to his arrival at Nevada, Blackshear served as the tight ends coach at Georgetown in 2013. Senior tight end Daniel Sprotte ranked A four-year letter winner at Florida (1996-99), Blackshear signed with second on the team that season in receiving with 46 receptions, 441 the NFL’s Carolina Panthers in 2000 after graduation. He later played yards and four touchdowns. in the XFL with Orlando in 2000-01 and helped lead the way for the Rage to lead the league in rushing. Blackshear has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Florida.

COACHES & STAFF

Cheston Blackshear – a former National Champion offensive lineman at Florida – enters his third season as Nevada’s tight ends coach. Fourth-year Nevada head coach Brian Polian announced his hiring of Blackshear to coach the Wolf Pack’s tight ends on Jan. 10, 2014.

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

ricky thomas fourth Season Cornerbacks

TEAM INFO

Born: Hometown: Family: Education:

March 29, 1965 Niceville, Fla. Wife – Kimberly; Daughter – Kaitlyn; Son – Ricky Jr. Bachelor’s, Health and Physical Education, Alabama, 1987 Master’s, Exercise Science, Tennessee-Chattanooga, 1995

Coaching Experience

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

2013- 2012 2002-2011 1997-2001 1997 1996

Cornerbacks, Nevada Defensive Ends, Georgia State Tight Ends, Indianapolis Colts Tight Ends, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Backs, Gardner-Webb Strength and Conditioning coach, Kentucky

1992-96 1989-92 1988

McCallie High School Academic Advisor, Alabama Defensive Backs, Marion Military Institute

Playing Experience Alabama:

Four-year starter at strong safety (1983-86)

Prior to being hired by third-year head coach Brian Polian before the 2014 season, Thomas coached the defensive front for Bill Curry at Georgia State in 2012. Prior to that, he spent 10 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, including eight as the tight ends coach. He previously spent five seasons with Tony Dungy in Tampa Bay, Sophomore Kendall Johnson and junior Elijah Mitchell held down coaching the Buccaneers’ tight ends for three seasons and working the cornerback positions for Thomas and the Wolf Pack in 2015. The with the running backs and specials teams for two years. He’s duo, along with sophomore Ahki Muhammad, helped lead Nevada coached in two Super Bowls, winning a ring with the Colts in Super to consecutive bowl appearances and a win in the 2015 NOVA Home Bowl XLI. Loans Arizona Bowl. Thomas will continue to guide those players in Thomas’s coaching career began in 1988 at Marion Military Institute, 2016 as they look to build last season’s successes. where he coached defensive backs. From 1989-92, he worked at Thomas’ son – Ricky Thomas Jr. – will be a redshirt freshman Alabama, his alma mater, as an academic advisor for football and men’s basketball. Thomas taught and coached at McCallie High defensive end on the team for the upcoming season. School in Tennessee from 1992-96. In Thomas’ second season at Nevada, the Wolf Pack posted a 7-6 record and advanced to the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl behind He served as a strength and conditioning assistant at Kentucky in strong play from its cornerbacks. Senior Charles Garrett started in all 1996, and then he was hired to coach defensive backs at Gardner 13 games while senior Evan Favors started in 11. Garrett earned All- Webb in 1997 before moving to the NFL later that year. Mountain West honors and posted 62 tackles, 11 passes defended, one interception and one fumble recovery. Meanwhile, Favors tallied Thomas was a four-year starter (1983-86) at strong safety at Alabama, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health and 59 tackles and two pass break ups. physical education. In 1995, he added a master’s degree in exercise In his first season with Nevada, Garrett and Favors combined for 18 science from Tennessee-Chattanooga. of the position’s 24 starts on the season to lead the Pack. Garrett earned honorable mention All-Mountain West honors with 57 Thomas and his wife, Kimberly, have two children. tackles, five pass breakups and an interception. Favors chipped in with 43 tackles, four breakups and a pick. When Ricky Thomas arrived at the University of Nevada in 2013, he brought with him 15 years of NFL coaching experience and a Super Bowl to Reno. Thomas returns for his fourth season with the Pack in 2016 and will once again mentor the team’s cornerbacks.

JEFF NADY second season

Graduate Assistant - Offense Hometown: Education:

INTRO

Assistant Coaches

Minden, Nev. University of Nevada, 2012

A familiar face to Nevada fans and the Northern Nevada community, Nady earned all-conference honors in his final two seasons with the former Wolf Pack great Jeff Nady enters his second season on the Wolf Pack. He was named to the All-WAC second team as a junior in 2011 before being named to the All-Mountain West first team as a coaching staff and his first as a graduate assistant. senior. A native of Minden, Nady will serve as an offensive graduate assistant in 2015 while assisting Jonathan Himebauch with the offensive line. Nady went on to sign an undrafted free agent deal with the Nady also was a member of Nevada’s staff in 2014 in quality control. Jacksonville Jaguars in the NFL before playing in the arena football league. A local product and graduate of Douglas High School, Nady was a stellar lineman at Nevada. He joined the program in 2008 before making his debut as a redshirt freshman in 2009. Nady emerged as a sophomore to play in 13 games with 10 starts in 2010, leading one of the most explosive offenses in the nation.

ALEC DRUIDI

PLAYERS

Graduate Assistamt, Nevada

Playing Experience 2008-12: Four-year letter winner for the Wolf Pack

COACHES & STAFF

2015:

TEAM INFO

Coaching Experience

second season

Coaching Experience 2015: 2014: 2013:

Special Teams Quality Control, Nevada Assistant Head Coach/DC, North Valley HS (Reno, Nev.) Defensive Coordinator, McQueen HS (Reno, Nev.)

A local product and University of Nevada graduate, Alec Drudi enters Prior to Nevada, Drudi coached in the high school ranks. Drudi his second season on Nevada’s coaching staff and his first as the Wolf most recently worked as an assistant head coach and defensive Pack’s offensive graduate assistant. coordinator for North Valley’s varsity team in 2014. He also served as a defensive coordinator for multiple seasons at his alma mater, Drudi served as Nevada’s special teams quality control coach during McQueen High School. the 2015 season, which culminated with a victory in the Arizona Bowl. Drudi helped analyze game film and prepare the Wolf Pack’s Drudi was a multi-position starter at McQueen, playing as a defensive special teams units. The Wolf Pack boasted some of the best special back, wide receiver and quarterback during his high school career. teams play in the Mountain West last season, ranking second in punt Drudi then graduated from the University of Nevada in 2013 with a return average and fourth in kick return average, while junior PK bachelor’s degree in psychology. Brent Zuzo made 17-of-19 field goals and earned All-MW accolades.

RECORD BOOK

Reno, Nev. Bachelor’s, Psychology, Nevada, 2013

HISTORY

Hometown: Education:

STATISTICS

Graduate Assistant - Offense

Assistant Coaches

INTRO

john landwehr second season

Graduate Assistant - Defense Hometown: Education:

Sacramento, Calif. Bachelor’s, Secondary Education, Arizona, 2011

Coaching Experience

TEAM INFO

2015: 2014: 2012-14:

Defensive Quality Control, Nevada Graduate Assistant, Marshall Offensive Line, Santa Monica College

PLAYERS

John Landwehr enters his second season on the University of and in games. Landwehr helped the Thundering Herd post a 13-1 Nevada’s coaching staff and his first season as the Wolf Pack’s overall record in 2014, winning the school’s first C-USA title and defensive graduate assistant. winning the Boca Raton Bowl, 52-23, against Northern Illinois. Two offensive linemen earned first team All-C-USA honors on the season. A native of Sacramento, Calif., Landwehr served as Nevada’s defensive quality control coach last season with a focus on the Prior to his Division I experience, Landwehr coached at Santa defensive line. Landwehr assisted defensive line coach Bill Teerlinck Monica College as an offensive line coach and video coordinator in all practices, games and meetings. His responsibilities included from 2012-14. Landwehr helped led SMC to consecutive American video analysis, practice preparation and game planning during the Pacific Conference championships, while the Corsairs led the league week, and coaching in the press box on game day. in scoring, total yards and rushing in back-to-back seasons. The Pack’s defensive line was one of the team’s strengths in 2015, Landwehr also boasts NFL experience, serving as a football as senior Ian Seau earned first team All-Mountain West honors and operations intern and team manager for the Seattle Seahawks after senior Lenny Jones earned second team All-MW honors. graduation.

COACHES & STAFF

Prior to arriving in Reno, Landwehr was an offensive graduate Landwehr received a bachelor’s degree in secondary education at assistant coach at Marshall in 2014. Landwehr focused on the the University of Arizona in 2011. While in college, he also served as offensive line, assisting offensive line coach Alex Mirabal in practice an equipment manager and intern for the Wildcats’ football team.

JODY OWENS FIRST Season

Graduate Assistant - Defense STATISTICS

Hometown: Education:

Mesquite, Texas Bachelor’s, Secondary Education, Montana State, 2013

Coaching Experience 2014-15: 2013:

Assistant Coach/LBs, Montana State Assistant Coach, Community High School (Nevada, Texas)

Montana State:

2009-13 (Four-year letter winner; All-American linebacker)

Playing Experience

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

One of the top linebackers in Montana State history, Jody Owens enters his first season at the University of Nevada, transitioning from his playing career to a bright coaching career. Owens will serve as the Wolf Pack’s defensive graduate assistant.

collegiate career in 2012 as a team captain, earning consensus AllAmerica honors while being named Big Sky Defensive MVP. He led the Bobcats with 97 tackles, 17 tackles for loss and five forced fumbles.

Owens joins first-year offensive coordinator Tim Cramsey from Montana State to Nevada. Owens most recently served as a linebackers coach with the Bobcats. Owens boasts three years of coaching experience since earning All-American honors and graduating from Montana State.

Owens’ coaching career began in the spring of 2013 as he served as an assistant football coach at Community High School in Nevada, Texas. Owens also served as an assistant strength and condition coach and an assistant football coach at L.D. Bell High School in Bedford, Texas, from 2014-15.

A native of Mesquite, Texas, Owens redshirted his first season at Montana State before starting in nine games as a freshman in 2009 while earning All-Big Sky honorable mention honors. He earned the same accolade in 2010 while leading MSU to its first Big Sky title in five years.

Most recently, Owens coached at his alma mater as an assistant coach and linebackers coach at MSU. Owens helped sophomore linebacker Mac Bignell led the Big Sky in tackles for loss and forced fumbles.

As a junior, Owens earned unanimous All-Big Sky first team and AllAmerica second team honors. He registered 47 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, five sacks and an interception. Owens then capped his

Owens graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education.

FOURTH Season Director of Football Administration

Most recently, he was the director of media relations for the New Mexico Bowl in 2007. Before that, he was an academic advisor at New Mexico from 1997-2007, where he oversaw the continuing eligibility for the Lobos’ football and men’s and women’s basketball programs. Along with his academic duties, Fox also was the game management coordinator from 1998-2006.

doug lichtenberger fIRST Season

Director of Football and Recruiting Operations With 17 years of experience at multiple levels of college football, Doug Lichtenberger enters his first season at Nevada as the Wolf Pack’s Director of Football and Recruiting Operations. Lichtenberger served as a graduate assistant at Nevada in 2000, which helped launch his coaching and administrative career. As Nevada’s Director of Football and Recruiting Operations, Lichtenberger will oversee and spearhead all aspects of the recruiting process for Nevada. He will also be heavily involved in all off-

BRAD ROGERS SECOND SEASON

Coordinator of Recruiting Operations Brad Rogers enters his second season at the University of Nevada and his first as the Wolf Pack’s Coordinator of Recruiting Operations. A former fullback at Iowa, Rogers arrived at Nevada from St. Lawrence University. Rogers served as a graduate assistant last season in his first year with the Pack. As the Coordinator of Recruiting Operations, Rogers will direct and oversee all aspects of recruiting planning, operations and efforts.

A native of Garden City, Kan., Fox earned his associate of arts degree from Garden City Community College in 1988 and completed his bachelor of arts degree in biology from Drake in 1990. He received his master’s degree in science from Drake in 1994. As a student-athlete at Drake, he was a two-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs from 1988-89 and was voted the most valuable defensive back by his teammates in 1989. Fox also excelled in the classroom, receiving the Drake Academic/Athletic Excellence Award in both seasons. He transferred to Drake after spending two seasons on the GCCC football team in 1986-87.

field aspects surrounding the program. A native of San Diego, Lichtenberger arrives at Nevada following a nine-year coaching career at Tulane, where he served multiple roles for the Green Wave. He most recently served as a special teams coordinator and linebackers coach last season. During his stint with Tulane, Lichtenberger also saw position coaching experience with the offensive line and tight ends while also serving as a recruiting coordinator. From 2012-14, Lichtenberger was an assistant athletic director at Tulane, overseeing the football program. Lichtenberger was a four-year letter winner as an offensive lineman at Cal Poly from 1993-97. He received his bachelor’s degree in liberal studies there in 1998. Lichtenberger also received a Master’s degree in recreation at Idaho in 2000.

A native of Toledo, Ohio, Rogers’ first coaching job after his playing days was at St. Lawrence in Canton, N.Y., as a graduate assistant. Rogers served as a running backs coach and special teams assistant with the Saints during the 2014 season. Rogers helped the Saints to an 8-2 record, their first eight-win season since 1982. As a 5-foot-10 fullback, Rogers played in 27 games and earned three letters with the Hawkeyes from 2009-12. Rogers helped Iowa play in two Insight Bowls before retiring due to medical concerns with one year of eligibility remaining. Rogers graduated from Iowa in 2013 with a bachelor’s in sport and recreation business before receiving a master’s the following year in educational leadership from St. Lawrence.

TEAM INFO PLAYERS

David Fox

Previously, Fox spent 17 years in collegiate athletics and served in various positions, including media relations, marketing and advertising, academics, game management and coaching. He worked for 12 years in the University of New Mexico Athletic Department in different capacities.

COACHES & STAFF

Prior to Tulane, Fox spent two years in private business, including jobs as an associate broker for NAI The Vaughan Company, while at the same time working as a sales associate for Moving Solutions, Inc.

Prior to New Mexico, Fox served as the wide receivers coach at his alma mater, Drake University, from 1992-94 and helped the Bulldogs to a combined record of 22-7. He broke into coaching as a graduate assistant at Drake in 1990, where he helped with the instruction of receivers and served as the academic liaison for the football team.

STATISTICS

Fox is no stranger to Reno as his brother, Mark, previously served as an assistant and head coach in the Nevada men’s basketball program.

Fox came to UNM in 1995 as a graduate assistant coach for the Lobos’ football team and assisted with the instruction of quarterbacks and wide receivers, while also assisting with recruiting under then head coach Dennis Franchione.

RECORD BOOK

Fox came to Nevada after three years as the director of football operations at Tulane, where he was responsible for all phases of the football team travel, management of the team’s pre-season camp, the student volunteer program and the day-to-day operations of the team.

He worked as liaison to tournament officials for the 2000 NCAA Men’s Basketball West Regional and the NCAA Men’s Basketball First/Second Rounds. He coordinated MWC referees during football and men’s basketball games and also assisted with a variety of game day responsibilities during football home contests.

HISTORY

A veteran in all aspects of program operations, David Fox returns for his fourth season at Nevada . Fox will oversee all aspects of off-the-field responsibilities and activities of the football program.

INTRO

Support Staff

INTRO TEAM INFO

MATT ECK Director of Strength and Conditioning

Ben Anguish Associate Director of Sports Medicine

TBD Assistant Director of Sports Medicine

BEAU WORPELL Quality Control

ZAch coleman Quality Control

ANDREW STERN Assistant Equipment Manager

DAMIEN GARNETT Assistant AD Equipment Operations

ryan mitchell Assistant AD Compliance

Dr. tony islas Team Physician

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

JAMES ROCHA-HALL Athletics Academic Advisor

BRIAN BARRIO Senior Associate AD Intercollegiate Services

Lindsey Wentker Administrative Assistant

Adam Raymond Video Coordinator

Chad Hartley Associate AD Marketing/Communications

RECORD BOOK

ANDREW CAUDILL Athletics Academic Advisor

HISTORY

JD JEROME Digital Specialist

N E VA DA F O O T B A L L

2016 MEDIA GUIDE

2015 FINAL STATISTICS

2015 Statistics

SCHEDULE & RESULTS INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

RECORD

OVERALL

HOME

AWAY

NEUTRAL

ALL GAMES

7-6-0

4-2-0

2-4-0

1-0-0

CONFERENCE

4-4-0

1-3-0

0-0-0

NON-CONFERENCE

3-2-0

1-1-0

1-0-0

W/L

SCORE

ATTEND

Sep 3, 2015

DATE

UC Davis

31-17

21,483

Sep 12, 2015

Arizona

44-20

24,355

Sep 19, 2015

at Texas A&M

44-27

102,591

Sep 26, 2015

at Buffalo

24-21

19,072

*Oct 3, 2015

UNLV

23-17

29,551

*Oct 10, 2015

New Mexico

35-17

20,426

*Oct 17, 2015

at Wyoming

28-21

17,026

*Oct 24, 2015

Hawai`i

30-20

19,992

*Nov 5, 2015

at Fresno State

30-16

25,476

*Nov 14, 2015

San José State

W (OT)

37-34

17,215

*Nov 21, 2015

at Utah State

31-17

18,992

*Nov 28, 2015

at San Diego State

31-14

22,939

^Dec. 29, 2015

vs. Colorado State

28-23

20,425

* indicates conference game

OPPONENT

^ NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl

TEAM STATISTICS .......................................................................................NEV................ OPP SCORING............................................................341..................... 349 Points Per Game.............................................26.2.................... 26.8 Points Off Turnovers......................................54........................ 55 FIRST DOWNS...................................................256..................... 281 Rushing............................................................134..................... 128 Passing.............................................................105..................... 133 Penalty.............................................................17........................ 20 RUSHING YARDAGE.........................................2,738.................. 2,488 Yards gained rushing.....................................3,032................. 2,762 Yards lost rushing..........................................294..................... 274 Rushing Attempts..........................................556..................... 512 Average Per Rush...........................................4.9....................... 4.9 Average Per Game.........................................210.6.................. 191.4 TDs Rushing....................................................24........................ 20 PASSING YARDAGE..........................................2,139.................. 2,782 Comp-Att-Int...................................................186-331-7.......... 259-408-13 Average Per Pass............................................6.5....................... 6.8 Average Per Catch..........................................11.5.................... 10.7 Average Per Game.........................................164.5.................. 214.0 TDs Passing.....................................................15........................ 18 TOTAL OFFENSE...............................................4,877.................. 5,270 Total Plays........................................................887..................... 920 Average Per Play............................................5.5....................... 5.7 Average Per Game.........................................375.2.................. 405.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards...................................31-752................ 36-903 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards.................................12-152................ 16-199 INT RETURNS: #-Yards.....................................13-104................ 7-110

KICK RETURN AVERAGE..................................24.3.................... 25.1 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE................................12.7.................... 12.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE....................................8.0....................... 15.7 FUMBLES-LOST................................................13-5.................... 16-8 PENALTIES-Yards..............................................68-608................ 81-720 Average Per Game.........................................46.8.................... 55.4 PUNTS-Yards.....................................................66-2,719............ 59-2,517 Average Per Punt...........................................41.2.................... 42.7 Net punt average...........................................37.0.................... 38.1 KICKOFFS-Yards...............................................67-4,114............ 72-4,467 Average Per Kick............................................61.4.................... 62.0 Net kick average............................................37.5.................... 38.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game......................... 30:01................. 29:59 3RD-DOWN Conversions................................69/177............... 76/184 3rd-Down Pct..................................................39%.................... 41% 4TH-DOWN Conversions................................9/20.................... 10/16 4th-Down Pct..................................................45%.................... 62% SACKS BY-Yards................................................25-149................ 22-171 MISC YARDS......................................................42........................ 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED.................................42........................ 42 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS................................17-19.................. 19-27 ON-SIDE KICKS.................................................2-3...................... 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES..........................................(40-44) 91%...... (40-52) 77% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS.............................(27-44) 61%...... (28-52) 54% PAT-ATTEMPTS.................................................(38-40) 95%...... (38-41) 93% ATTENDANCE...................................................133,022.............. 206,026 Games/Avg Per Game...................................6/22,170............ 6/34,338

2015 Statistics

Att

Gain

Loss

Net

Avg

Long

Avg/G

BUTLER, James

207

1,376

1,342

6.5

103.2

JACKSON, Don

230

1,125

1,081

4.7

83.2

STEWART, Tyler

517

194

323

3.3

24.8

WRIGHT, Blake

2.0

0.9

FRALICK, Hunter

4.0

1.3

GIPSON, Jarred

0.0

0.1

RICHARDSON, Jerico

1.0

0.1

TEAM

-22

-1.4

-1.8

Total

556

3,032

294

2,738

4.9

210.6

Opponents

512

2,762

274

2,488

4.9

191.4

PASSING

Lng

Avg/G

STEWART, Tyler

123.1

186-326-7

57.1

2,139

164.5

FRALICK, Hunter

0.0

0-3-0

0.0

RICHARDSON, Jerico

0.0

0-1-0

0.0

TEAM

0.0

0-1-0

0.0

Total

121.2

186-331-7

56.2

2,139

164.5

Opponents

128.9

259-408-13

63.5

2,782

214.0

RECEIVING

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

Avg/G

RICHARDSON, Jerico

750

11.0

57.7

HENDERSON, Hasaan

741

14.2

57.0

DEMPS, Wyatt

232

8.6

17.8

GIPSON, Jarred

247

13.0

19.0

JACKSON, Don

11.0

5.9

BUTLER, James

6.3

3.4

SANCHEZ, Brayden

13.5

27.0

FAUNCE, Evan

18.0

2.6

RICHARDSON, Kameron

7.0

LAWSON, Rodney

5.0

0.5

GONZALEZ, Victor

1.0

0.2

Total

186

2,139

11.5

164.5

Opponents

259

2,782

10.7

214.0

PUNT RETURNS

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

CELIS, Andrew

152

13.8

MITCHELL, Elijah

0.0

Total

152

12.7

Opponents

199

12.4

PLAYERS

COACHES & STAFF

Yds

STATISTICS

Pct

RECORD BOOK

Cmp-Att-Int

HISTORY

Effic

TEAM INFO

RUSHING

INTRO

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

2015 Statistics

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

INTERCEPTIONS

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

BABER, Dameon

0.0

DOBRICH, Jordan

24.5

MOODY, Elijah

2.0

SAWYER, Jaden

10.0

MITCHELL, Elijah

0.0

RUFUS, Asuani

29.0

LANE Jr., Bryan

0.0

Total..........

104

8.0

Opponents......

110

15.7

KICK RETURNS

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

MITCHELL, Elijah

661

26.4

LAWSON, Rodney

26.0

CELIS, Andrew

18.0

FAAITUALA, Faigofie

4.0

WEBER, Lucas

-1

-1.0

Total

752

24.3

Opponents

903

25.1

FUMBLE RETURNS

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

YATES, Rykeem

9.0

MOODY, Elijah

4.0

LYONS, Matthew

30.0

BERTRANDO, Alex

0.0

Total

10.8

Opponents

40.0

SCORING STATISTICS TD ZUZO, Brent

FGs

Kick

17-19

38-40

Rush

Rcv

Pass

DXP

Saf

Points

0-0

BUTLER, James

0-0

0-1

0-0

JACKSON, Don

0-0

RICHARDSON, Jerico

0-0

GIPSON, Jarred

0-0

HENDERSON, Hasaan

0-0

STEWART, Tyler

0-0

MITCHELL, Elijah

0-0

LYONS, Matthew

0-0

FRALICK, Hunter

0-0

DOBRICH, Jordan

0-0

JOHNSON, Kendall

0-0

0-1

0-0

Total

17-19

38-40

0-2

0-0

341

Opponents

19-27

38-41

1-1

0-0

349

2015 Statistics

Plays

Rush

Pass

Total

Avg/G

423

323

2,139

2,462

189.4

BUTLER, James

207

1,342

103.2

JACKSON, Don

230

1,081

83.2

WRIGHT, Blake

0.9

FRALICK, Hunter

1.3

GIPSON, Jarred

0.1

RICHARDSON, Jerico

0.1

TEAM

-22

-1.8

Total..........

887

2,738

2,139

4,877

375.2

Opponents......

920

2,488

2,782

5,270

405.4

TEAM INFO

STEWART, Tyler

INTRO

TOTAL OFFENSE

FIELD GOALS

FGM-FGA

Pct

01-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-99

Blk

ZUZO, Brent

17-19

89.5

1-1

8-8

4-4

0-2

Nevada

OPPONENTS

vs. UC Davis

(27)

(26)

vs. Arizona

(28), (41)

45, (46)

at Texas A&M

(28), (27)

(32), (21), (37)

at Buffalo

(38)

(33), (43)

vs. UNLV

(27)

(45)

vs. New Mexico

(42)

at Wyoming

39, 35

vs. Hawai’i

(40), (29), (30)

(50), (47)

at Fresno State

(47), (30), (25)

(25)

vs. San Jose State

50, (27)

39, (37), 51, (35)

at Utah State

29, 20, (42)

at San Diego State

26, (29)

vs. Colorado State

(19), (37), (40)

(20), (29), (38)

PUNTING

No.

Yds

Avg

Long

I20

50+

BOY, Alex

2,732

42.0

TEAM

-13

-13.0

Total

2,719

41.2

Opponents

2,517

42.7

KICKOFFS

No.

Yds

Avg

Retn

Net

YdLn

ZUZO, Brent

4,114

61.4

Total

4,114

61.4

25.1

37.5

Opponents

4,467

62.0

24.3

38.1

HISTORY

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

RECORD BOOK

STATISTICS

COACHES & STAFF

FG SEQUENCE

PLAYERS

SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

2015 Statistics

ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS INTRO BUTLER, James

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Rush

Rec

KOR

Tot

Avg/G

1,342

1,386

106.6

JACKSON, Don

1,081

1,158

89.1

RICHARDSON, Jerico

750

751

57.8

HENDERSON, Hasaasn

741

57.0

MITCHELL, Elijah

661

50.8

STEWART, Tyler

323

-5

318

24.5

GIPSON, Jarred

247

248

19.1

DEMPS, Wyatt

232

17.8

CELIS, Andrew

152

188

15.7

LAWSON, Rodney

5.2

DOBRICH, Jordan

4.1

RUFUS, Asauni

2.2

SANCHEZ, Brayden

27.0

FAUNCE, Evan

2.6

SAWYER, Jaden

0.8

WRIGHT, Blake

0.9

RICHARDSON, Kameron

7.0

FRALICK, Hunter

1.3

FAAITUALA, Faigofie

0.3

MOODY, Elijah

0.2

GONZALEZ, Victor

0.2

WEBER, Lucas

-1

-0.1

TEAM

-22

-1.8

Total

2,738

2,139

152

752

104

5,885

452.7

Opponents

2,488

2,782

199

903

110

6,482

498.6

2015 Statistics

INT-YDS

BRUP

RCV-YDS

B-KICK

SAF

RUFUS, Asauni

105

0-0

1-29

0-0

DOBRICH, Jordan

100

6.5-12

1.0-1

2-49

1-0

LYONS, Matthew

6.0-12

1.0-3

0-0

1-30

BABER, Dameon

0.5-1

0-0

6-0

0-0

LANE JR., Bryan

2.5-3

1.0-1

1-0

0-0

FAAITUALA, Faigofie

2.0-4

0-0

JONES, Lenny

12.5-47

7.0-32

0-0

1-0

JOHNSON, Kendall

0-0

SEAU, Ian

18.5-104

10.0-82

0-0

1-0

MITCHELL, Elijah

2.0-2

0-0

1-0

0-0

MUHAMMAD, Ahki

0.5-0

0-0

YATES, Rykeem

5.0-23

2.0-14

0-0

1-9

BERTRANDO, Alex

1.0-3

0-0

1-0

McREYNOLDS, Kevin

3.0-5

0-0

FARAIMO, Salesa

4.0-17

1.0-9

0-0

JACKSON, L.J.

1.0-2

0-0

REED, Malik

3.5-8

1.0-4

0-0

UZOMA, Randy

0-0

1-0

MOODY, Elijah

0-0

1-2

1-4

RUSH, Korey

2.0-5

1.0-3

0-0

SAWYER, Jaden

0-0

1-10

0-0

CHOUDJA, Patrick

0-0

TAFT, Trevor

0-0

WILSON, Travis

0-0

MEYER, Kalei

.5-2

0-0

JOSEPH, Jarid

0-0

CALLOWAY, Tere

0-0

CONCELLOS, Colton

0-0

FARNSWORTH, Wes

0-0

DEMPS, Wyatt

0-0

LACADEN, Jacob

0-0

CARROW, Austin

0-0

DAMBACHER, Nolan

0-0

GIPSON, Jarred

0-0

JACKSON, Don

0-0

TEAM

0-0

Total

560

354

914

71-250

25-149

13-104

8-43

Opponents

534

368

902

70-272

22-171

7-110

5-80

TEAM INFO

NO-YDS

PLAYERS

TFL-YDS

COACHES & STAFF

TOTAL

STATISTICS

AST

RECORD BOOK

SOLO

HISTORY

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS

|---------------TACKLES---------------| |-SACKS-| |--------PASS DEF---------| |---FUMBLES---| |----MISC----|

2015 Statistics

GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (NEVADA)

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|----------RUSHING----------| |-------RECEIVING-------| |---------------PASSING----------------| |-------KICK RET-------|

|------PUNT RET-----| total

TEAM INFO

Opponent

No.

Yds

No.

Yds

Cmp-Att-Int

Yds

off

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

232

163

13-23-0

163

395

Sep 12

ARIZONA

168

160

18-34-1

160

328

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

153

206

16-29-1

206

359

Sep 26

at Buffalo

289

12-21-0

379

Oct 3

UNLV

141

202

20-44-1

202

343

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

351

166

16-19-0

166

517

Oct 17

at Wyoming

118

287

25-41-0

287

405

Oct 24

HAWAI’i

244

128

12-23-1

128

372

Nov 5

at Fresno State

292

206

12-17-1

206

498

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

235

174

16-26-0

174

409

Nov 21

at Utah State

209

8-18-0

264

Nov 28

at San Diego State

228

12-23-2

228

140

263

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

271

6-13-0

182

345

Totals

556

2,738

186

2,139

186-331-7

2,065

752

152

4,877

Opponent

512

2,488

259

2,782

259-408-13

2,782

903

199

5,270

PLAYERS

Date

Games played: 13 Avg per rush: 4.9

Avg per catch: 11.5 Pass efficiency: 121.2 |---------------TACKLES---------------|

Kick ret avg: 24.3 Punt ret avg: 12.7

All purpose avg/game: 452.7 Total offense avg/gm: 375.2

|--SACKS--| |----FUMBLE----| |-----PASS DEFENSE-----| |--------------PAT/XPA---------------| |-SCORING-|

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

Date

Opponent

Solo

Ast

Total

TFL-Yds

No-Yds

FR-Yds

Int-Yds

QBH

Brk

Kick

Att-Mad

Run

Rcv

Saf

Pts

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

5.0-22

1.0-9

0-0

4-4

Sep 12

ARIZONA

9.0-23

2.0-12

1-0

0-0

2-2

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

4.0-23

3.0-19

1-4

1-10

3-3

Sep 26

at Buffalo

3.0-15

2.0-14

1-0

2-0

3-3

Oct 3

UNLV

9.0-22

3.0-11

0-0

1-0

2-2

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

4.0-10

0.0-0

1-0

1-2

5-5

Oct 17

at Wyoming

0.0-0

0-0

3-3

Oct 24

HAWAI’I

8.0-37

5.0-33

1-0

3-53

3-3

Nov 5

at Fresno State

6.0-25

3.0-20

1-30

3-0

3-3

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

7.0-28

2.0-15

0-0

4-4

Nov 21

at Utah State

6.0-17

1.0-5

1-0

2-39

3-4

Nov 28

at San Diego State

5.0-13

0.0-0

0-0

2-2

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

5.0-15

3.0-11

1-9

0-0

1-2

Totals

560

354

914

71.0-250

25.0-149

8-43

13-104

38-40

341

Opponent

534

368

902

70.0-272

22.0-171

5-80

7-110

38-41

349

|------------------------------------------PUNTING-------------------------------------| |-------FIELD GOALS-------| |-----------------KICKOFFS-----------------|

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

Date

Opponent

Yds

Avg

Long

Blkd

50+

I20

Att-Made

Blkd

No.

Yds

Avg

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

45.0

1-1

381

63.5

Sep 12

ARIZONA

363

40.3

2-2

260

65.0

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

367

45.9

2-2

286

57.2

Sep 26

at Buffalo

283

40.4

1-1

307

61.4

Oct 3

UNLV

314

44.9

1-1

178

59.3

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

117

39.0

0-0

241

60.2

Oct 17

at Wyoming

117

39.0

0-1

241

60.2

Oct 24

HAWAI’I

218

43.6

3-3

385

64.2

Nov 5

at Fresno State

157

39.2

3-3

429

61.3

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

119

39.7

1-2

390

65.0

Nov 21

at Utah State

220

36.7

0-0

278

55.6

Nov 28

at San Diego State

284

40.6

0-0

165

55.0

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

35.0

3-3

449

64.1

Totals

2,719

41.2

17-19

4,114

61.4

Opponents

2,517

42.7

19-27

4,467

62.0

2015 Statistics

GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (OPPONENTS)

No.

Yds

No.

Yds

Cmp-Att-Int

Yds

off

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

238

32-47-0

238

327

Sep 12

ARIZONA

290

281

25-35-0

281

571

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

233

302

20-36-1

302

535

Sep 26

at Buffalo

149

338

28-46-2

338

487

Oct 3

UNLV

167

134

13-19-1

134

301

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

135

138

19-24-1

138

273

Oct 17

at Wyoming

272

213

18-20-0

213

485

Oct 24

HAWAI’I

291

27-40-3

291

325

Nov 5

at Fresno State

126

154

17-35-3

154

108

280

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

247

186

15-23-0

186

433

Nov 21

at Utah State

204

109

14-29-2

109

222

313

Nov 28

at San Diego State

320

9-12-0

408

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

222

310

22-42-0

310

532

Total

512

2,488

259

2,782

259-408-13

2,782

903

199

5,270

Nevada Total

556

2,738

186

2,139

186-331-7

2,139

752

152

4,877

Avg per catch: 10.7 Pass efficiency: 128.94 |-SACKS-|

All purpose avg/game: 498.6 Total offense avg/game: 405.4

|----FUMBLE----| |----PASS DEFENSE----| |-BLK-| |----------PAT-XPA----------| |-SCORING-|

Date

Team

Solo

Ast

Total

TFL-Yds

No-Yds

FR-Yds

Int-Yds

QBH

Brk

Kick

Att-Mad

Run

Rcv

Saf

Pts

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

3.0-19

2.0-18

0-0

2-2

Sep 12

ARIZONA

5.0-13

1.0-6

0-0

1-0

5-6

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

16.0-49

5.0-25

0-0

1-0

5-5

Sep 26

at Buffalo

4.0-13

1.0-8

0-0

1-1

Oct 3

UNLV

3.0-9

1.0-6

0-0

1-52

2-3

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

8.0-18

0.0-0

2-77

0-0

2-2

Oct 17

at Wyoming

2.0-19

1.0-18

0-0

4-4

Oct 24

HAWAI’I

6.0-25

2.0-11

0-0

1-36

2-2

Nov 5

at Fresno State

6.0-25

2.0-18

0-0

1-22

1-2

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

2.0-7

1.0-6

0-0

4-4

Nov 21

at Utah State

6.0-24

1.0-15

2-0

0-0

4-4

Nov 28

at San Diego State

6.0-42

4.0-38

103

2-0

4-4

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

3.0-9

1.0-2

0-0

2-2

Total

534

368

902

70.0-272

22.0-171

5-80

7-110

38-41

349

Nevada Total

560

354

914

71.0-250

25.0-149

8-43

13-104

38-40

341

COACHES & STAFF

|---------------TACKLES---------------|

Kick ret avg: 25.1 Punt ret avg: 12.4

STATISTICS

Games played: 13 Avg per rush: 4.9

TEAM INFO

Team

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|--------KICK RET--------| |------PUNT RET------| total

Date

PLAYERS

|---------RUSHING----------| |--------RECEIVING-------| |---------------PASSING---------------|

Yds

Avg

Long

Blkd

50+

I20

Att-Made

Blkd

No.

Yds

Avg

Sep 3

UC DAVIS

207

41.4

1-1

171

57.0

Sep 12

ARIZONA

31.0

1-2

505

63.1

Sep 18

at Texas A&M

210

52.5

3-3

585

65.0

Sep 26

at Buffalo

220

44.0

2-2

300

60.0

Oct 3

UNLV

343

42.9

1-1

325

65.0

Oct 10

NEW MEXICO

291

41.6

1-1

260

65.0

Oct 17

at Wyoming

147

49.0

0-2

318

63.6

Oct 24

HAWAI’I

185

37.0

2-2

317

63.4

Nov 5

at Fresno State

241

48.2

1-1

217

54.2

Nov 14

SAN JOSE STATE

170

56.7

2-4

390

65.0

Nov 21

at Utah State

110

36.7

1-3

373

62.2

Nov 28

at San Diego State

224

37.3

1-2

375

62.5

Dec 29

vs. Colorado State

38.0

3-3

331

55.2

Totals

2,517

42.7

19-27

4,467

62.0

Opponents

2,719

41.2

17-19

4,114

61.4

HISTORY

Team

RECORD BOOK

|------------------------------------------PUNTING---------------------------------- --| |-------FIELD GOALS-------| |-----------------KICKOFFS-----------------| Date

2015 Statistics

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes

BUTLER, James vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

Yards Rushing

189

BUTLER, James vs. Colorado State (Dec. 29, 2015)

TD Rushes

JACKSON, Don vs. UC Davis (Sept. 3, 2015)

JACKSON, Don at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015)

STEWART, Tyler at New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

BUTLER, James vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

BUTLER, James at Utah State (Nov. 21, 2015)

BUTLER, James vs. Colorado State (Dec. 29, 2015)

Long Rush

BUTLER, James at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015)

Pass attempts

STEWART, Tyler vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2015)

Pass completions

STEWART, Tyler at Wyoming (Oct. 17, 2015)

Yards Passing

287

STEWART, Tyler at Wyoming (Oct. 17, 2015)

TD Passes

STEWART, Tyler vs. San Jose State (Nov. 14, 2015)

Long Pass

STEWART, Tyler at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

Receptions

RICHARDSON, Jerico vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

Yards Receiving

136

HENDERSON, Hasaan at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

TD Receptions

15 times

Long Reception

HENDERSON, Hasaan at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

Field Goals

ZUZO, Brent vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

ZUZO, Brent at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

ZUZO, Brent vs. Colorado State (Dec. 29, 2015)

Long Field Goal

ZUZO, Brent at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

Punts

BOY, Alex vs. Arizona (Sept. 12, 2015)

BOY, Alex at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Punting Avg

47.0

BOY, Alex vs. Arizona (Sept. 12, 2015)

Long Punt

BOY, Alex at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Punts inside 20

BOY, Alex at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Long Punt Return

CELIS, Andrew vs. UC Davis (Sept. 3, 2015)

Tackles

LYONS, Matthew at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015)

DOBRICH, Jordan at San Diego State (Nov. 28, 2015)

Sacks

4.0

SEAU, Ian vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

Tackles For Loss

4.0

SEAU, Ian vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

Interceptions

BABER, Dameon at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015)

TD Rushes

vs. UC Davis (Sept. 3, 2015)

at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015)

vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

at Utah State (Nov. 21, 2015)

Pass attempts

vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2015)

Pass completions

at Wyoming (Oct. 17, 2015)

Yards Passing

287

at Wyoming (Oct. 17, 2015)

Yards Per Pass

12.1

at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

TD Passes

vs. San Jose State (Nov. 14, 2015)

Total Plays

vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2015)

vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

Total Offense

517

vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

Yards Per Play

7.4

at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

Points

vs. San Jose State (Nov. 14, 2015)

Sacks By

vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

First Downs

vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

Penalties

at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

Penalty Yards

105

vs. Arizona (Sept. 12, 2015)

Turnovers

at San Diego State (Nov. 28, 2015)

Interceptions By

vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015)

vs. Arizona (Sept. 12, 2015)

Punts Punting Avg

45.9

at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Long Punt

at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Punts inside 20

at Texas A&M (Sept. 18, 2015)

Long Punt Return

vs. UC Davis (Sept. 3, 2015)

TEAM INFO

vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015)

7.4

PLAYERS

351

Yards Per Rush

COACHES & STAFF

Yards Rushing

STATISTICS

vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015)

RECORD BOOK

HISTORY

TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes

INTRO

2015 Statistics

N E VA DA F O O T B A L L

2016 MEDIA GUIDE

2015 GAME RECAPS

Game Recaps

INTRO

Game 1 Nevada 31, UC Davis 17 Sept. 3, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 21,483 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record UC Davis.................................. 0..............3..............0.............. 14............ 17................ 0-1 Nevada.................................... 7..............14...........3.............. 7.............. 31................ 1-0

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Team Statistics .......................................................... UC Davis................ Nevada FIRST DOWNS..............................................22............................................. 22 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...............................27-89.............................. 39-232 PASSING YARDS (NET)..............................238.........................................163 Passes Att-Comp-Int.................................32-47-0.........................13-23-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS...................74-327........................... 62-395 Fumble Returns-Yards..............................0-0...........................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards....................................0-0........................................ 1-40 Kickoff Returns-Yards................................3-72..................................... 2-21 Interception Returns-Yards.....................0-0...........................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.)................................5-41.4...............................2-45.0 Fumbles-Lost...............................................0-0...........................................0-0 Penalties-Yards............................................4-31..................................... 6-50 Possession Time..........................................34:07................................. 25:53 Third-Down Conversions........................9 of 18............................ 6 of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions.....................1 of 2.................................0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances......................3 of 3.................................5 of 5 RENO, Nev. - The Nevada football team opened its 2015 season with three consecutive touchdown drives en route to a 31-17 victory over UC Davis on Thursday night at Mackay Stadium. The Wolf Pack (1-0) used a 232-89 advantage in rushing yards to race past the Aggies (0-1) in front of 21,483 fans at Mackay.

Individual Statistics Nevada RUSHING: JACKSON, D. 13-124-2; BUTLER, J. 14-65-0; STEWART, T. 9-43-0; WRIGHT, B. 1-2-0. PASSING: STEWART, T. 13-20-0, 163 yards, 1 TD. RECEIVING: HENDERSON, H. 5-60; RICHARDSON, J. 3-66; SANCHEZ, B. 2-27; GIPSON, J. 2-7 (1). INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: None UC Davis RUSHING: Kelley, J. 6-43; Luuga, M. 13-36; Williams, J. 6-16. PASSING: Scott, B. 32-47-0, 238 yards, 1 TD RECEIVING: Luuga, M. 8-42; Williams, J. 4-44; Martin, C. 4-38; Vargas, R. 4-33; Bomas, Z. 4-23; Baljeu, D. 3-13; Williams, L. 2-19; Lee, B. 1-12. INTERCEPTIONS: none FUMBLES: none Stewart marched Nevada down the field with a 75-yard touchdown drive in the team’s offensive debut. Jackson punched the ball in from the one-yard line to open a 7-0 lead. Nevada’s next drive went 80 yards and was also capped by a Jackson run, this time from seven yards out. The Wolf Pack went up 21-0 on a two-yard touchdown pass from Stewart to junior TE Jarred Gipson.

Senior RB Don Jackson rushed for a game-high 124 yards - his fifth career 100-yard rushing effort - and junior QB Tyler Stewart The Aggies scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to tighten completed nine of his first 10 passes before finishing with 206 yards the score, but Nevada remained in control throughout the contest. of total offense and two touchdowns. Player of the Game: Don Jackson only got the rock 13 times, but How It Happened: The Aggies received the opening kickoff and he put on a show when he had the ball, rushing for 124 yards on 9.5 went on a 10-play drive that took 6:15 off the clock before stalling yards per carry. Jackson scored early touchdown runs from one and on a failed fourth down conversion. After a lengthy UC Davis drive seven yards out to help Nevada get in an early rhythm. to open the game, it was all Nevada for the remainder of the half. Jackson’s effort led to his fifth career 100-yard rushing effort and his The Wolf Pack offense started with three consecutive drives third-career multi-touchdown game. that went at least nine plays and 75 yards, as each ended in the endzone. It marked the first time since the 2010 season opener Play of the Game: On 1st-and-goal from the seven-yard line, against Eastern Washington that Nevada opened a game with Jackson took a hand-off from Stewart in the shotgun and bounced three straight touchdowns. Nevada also opened a 20-0 lead in the over the right tackle. The Sacramento native appeared to run out of 2013 meeting with UC Davis. real estate on the sideline before shaking off two tackles and diving past the pylon on his second effort. The rushing touchdown gave Nevada a 14-0 lead with 11:47 left in the second quarter.

Individual Statistics Nevada RUSHING: JACKSON, D. 24-91; BUTLER, J. 9-33; STEWART, T. 6-38; WRIGHT, B. 3-6. PASSING: STEWART, T. 18-32-1, 159 yards, 2 TD RECEIVING: HENDERSON, H. 6-58 (1); RICHARDSON, J. 8-40; (1); FAUNCE, E. 1-18; BUTLER, J. 1-17; JACKSON, D. 1-15; DEMPS, W. 1-11. INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-0 Arizona RUSHING: Wilson, N. 21-194-3; Randall, J. 3-60-1; Bradford, O. 5-47 PASSING: Solomon, A. 24-33-0, 264 yards, 2 TD; Randall, J. 1-1-0, 5 yards. RECEIVING: Jones, C. 6-103; Phillips, N. 5-32; Richards, D. 3-52; Grant, S. 3-18; Wilson, N. 2-30; Jackson, J. 2-14 (1); Cobb, J. 1-1 (1) INTERCEPTIONS: none FUMBLES: 1-1; Wilson, N.

RENO, Nev. – Nevada had reason for optimism after recovering DE Lenny Jones recovered a fumble – his fourth career fumble a fumble late in the second quarter and pulling within 21-13 at recovery – with 1:10 left in the half. Junior kicker Alex Boy split the halftime against Arizona with a field goal as time expired. uprights from 41-yards out as time expired, pulling Nevada to 21-13 at halftime. It was all Arizona from there on out, as the Wildcats used The 20th-ranked Wildcats hit the boosters in the second half to quell a 23-7 edge in scoring and a 320-127 advantage in total yards in the Nevada’s optimism. The Wolf Pack (1-1) fell by a 44-20 margin to second half to race past Nevada. Arizona (2-0) – who was ranked 20th in the Coaches’ Poll and 22nd in the AP Poll – after being outscored 23-7 in the second half Saturday Player of the Game: It’s usually not a positive sign if a team’s afternoon. Nevada suffered its first loss of the season in front of standout player is its punter, and that was the case for Nevada 24,355 fans at a whiteout Mackay Stadium. tonight. Junior Alex Boy set three career-bests and punted eight times for a 47.0 average. Boy – who was a consensus preseason AllJunior QB Tyler Stewart completed a career-high 18 passes with a Mountain West selection – set career-bests in longest punt (63), total pair of touchdown strikes and junior RB Don Jackson tallied 91 yards punt yards (376) and 50+ yard punts (3). He also downed two punts on 24 carries. inside the 20-yard line.

TEAM INFO

How It Happened: The Wildcats got off to a hot start, scoring twice in the game’s opening six minutes to take an early 14-0 lead. Nevada settled for a field goal in the first quarter after having a touchdown called back on a penalty.

HISTORY

Play of the Game: With Arizona threatening to expand on its 21-10 lead late in the second quarter, the Wolf Pack defense had its backs against the wall. Nevada responded by forcing its first turnover of the season with just over a minute left in the half, setting up a Zuzo field goal as time expired. The Wildcat’s Nick Wilson ran for a The Pack then pulled within 14-10 with 9:14 left in the second quarter first down on 3rd-and-1, but senior LB Jordan Dobrich stripped the as Stewart hit junior WR Jerico Richardson for a five-yard touchdown ball loose on the tackle. The ball bounced around before senior DE pass to cap a season-long 14-play drive. Arizona expanded its lead Lenny Jones fell on it for his fourth-career fumble recovery. to 21-10 and then drove the ball to midfield on its next drive. Senior

PLAYERS

Team Statistics .......................................................Arizona........................Nevada FIRST DOWNS........................................ 24..................................................... 15 RUSHES-YARDS (NET).......................... 43-301................................... 42-168 PASSING YARDS (NET)......................... 269................................................159 Passes Att-Comp-Int........................... 25-34-0................................18-34-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS............. 77-570................................... 76-327 Fumble Returns-Yards......................... 0-0..................................................1-0 Punt Returns-Yards.............................. 1-26................................................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards.......................... 0-0............................................... 1-34 Interception Returns-Yards............... 1-0..................................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).......................... 3-31.0......................................9-40.3 Fumbles-Lost......................................... 2-1..................................................1-0 Penalties-Yards...................................... 3-30...........................................9-105 Possession Time.................................... 27:42......................................... 32:18 Third-Down Conversions................... 2 of 13....................................6 of 18 Fourth-Down Conversions................ 1 of 3........................................ 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................ 5 of 6........................................ 3 of 3

COACHES & STAFF

STATISTICS

Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record No. 20 Arizona....................... 14............7..............13........... 10............ 44................ 2-0 Nevada.................................... 3..............10...........0.............. 7.............. 20................ 1-1

20 44

RECORD BOOK

Game 2 No. 20 Arizona 44, Nevada 20 Sept. 12, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 24,355

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Game Recaps

INTRO

Game 3 No. 17 Texas A&M 44, Nevada 27 Sept. 19, 2015; at Kyle Field (College Station, Texas) Attendance: 102,591 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 7..............3..............10........... 7.............. 27................ 1-2 No. 17 Texas A&M................ 14............10...........14........... 6.............. 44................ 3-0

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Scoring summary Team......Qtr....Time...... Scoring............................................................ Conversion............................Drive.........TOP.............NEV.... TAMU TAMU....... 1......... 12:41.......Allen, K. 1-yd. run.........................................................Bertolet, T. kick............................ 7-73..............2:19.................0............ 7 NEV.......... 1......... 03:28.......JACKSON, D. 31-yd. run..............................................ZUZO, B. kick................................ 4-40..............2:23.................7............ 7 TAMU....... 1......... 01:07.......Noil, S. 10-yd. pass from Allen, K.............................Bertolet, T. kick............................ 6-65..............2:21.................7............ 14 NEV.......... 2......... 13:30.......ZUZO, B. 28-yd. field goal..........................................--....................................................... 9-64..............2:37.................10......... 14 TAMU....... 2......... 12:23.......Reynolds, J. 25-yd. pass from Allen, K...................Bertolet, T. kick............................ 3-78..............1:07.................10......... 21 TAMU....... 2......... 01:05.......Bertolet, T. 32-yd. field goal......................................--....................................................... 5-18..............1:17.................10......... 24 TAMU....... 3......... 13:45.......Reynolds, J. 10-yd. pass from Allen, K...................Bertolet, T. kick............................ 4-28..............1:10.................10......... 31 NEV.......... 3......... 08:58.......ZUZO, B. 27-yd. field goal..........................................--....................................................... 4-4................2:01.................13......... 31 TAMU....... 3......... 04:02.......Tabuyo, J. 15-yd. pass from Allen, K.......................Bertolet, T. kick............................ 10-85...........3:02.................13......... 38 NEV.......... 3......... 01:20.......HENDERSON, H. 27-yd. pass from STEWART, T.......ZUZO, B. kick................................ 8-75..............2:42.................20......... 38 TAMU....... 4......... 13:57.......Bertolet, T. 21-yd. field goal......................................--....................................................... 9-70..............2:23.................20......... 41 NEV.......... 4......... 09:33.......JACKSON, D. 9-yd. pass from STEWART, T............ZUZO, B. kick................................ 12-75...........4:24.................27......... 41 TAMU....... 4......... 04:40.......Bertolet, T. 37-yd. field goal......................................--....................................................... 9-61..............3:17.................27......... 44 Team Statistics ............................................................ Nevada............. Texas A&M FIRST DOWNS................................................19.............................................. 30 RUSHES-YARDS (NET).................................45-153............................ 40-233 PASSING YARDS (NET)................................206..........................................302 Passes Att-Comp-Int...................................16-29-1..........................20-36-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS.....................74-359............................ 76-535 Fumble Returns-Yards................................1-4............................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards......................................2-22...................................... 2-17 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................2-38...................................... 3-72 Interception Returns-Yards.......................1-10.........................................1-0 Punts (Number-Avg.)..................................8-45.9................................4-52.5 Fumbles-Lost.................................................1-0............................................2-1 Penalties-Yards..............................................3-29...................................... 5-35 Possession Time............................................34:11.................................. 25:49 Third-Down Conversions..........................4 of 16..............................4 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions.......................1 of 1.................................. 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances........................3 of 4.................................. 7 of 8

Individual Statistics Nevada_________________________________________________ RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 17-118; JACKSON, D. 16-53-1; STEWART, T. 12-(-7). PASSING: STEWART, T. 16-29-1, 206 yards, 2 TD. RECEIVING: HENDERSON, H. 5-69 (1); RICHARDSON, J. 5-49; GIPSON, J. 2-48; JACKSON, D. 2-22 (1); DEMPS, W. 1-15. INTERCEPTIONS: SAWYER, J. 1-4 FUMBLES: 1-0; STEWART, T. Texas A&M RUSHING: Carson, T. 22-137; Allen, K. 10-55 (1); Dolezal, B. 3-24; Murray, K. 2-10. PASSING: Allen, K. 18-31-1, 270 yards, 4 TD; Murray, K. 2-4, 32 yards. RECEIVING: Kirk, C. 6-120; Ratley, D, 5-70; Reynolds, J. 3-55 (2); Noil, S. 2-15 (1); Carson, T. 1-17. INTERCEPTIONS: Wilson, D. 1-0 FUMBLES: 2-1; Carson, T. 1-1; Allen, K. 1-0.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Nevada football team showed Junior QB Tyler Stewart tossed a 27-yard TD pass to junior WR plenty of heart and played an improved game from week two to Hasaan Henderon and a nine-yard TD pass to senior RB Don Jackson. week three before falling, 44-27, to 17th-ranked Texas A&M on Sept. 19 at Kyle Field. Texas A&M outgained Nevada by a 535-359 margin while Kyle Allen’s four touchdown passes and Tra Carson’s 137 yards rushing led the The Wolf Pack was playing its first SEC opponent in program history Aggies to the victory. and was also playing in front of the largest crowd it has ever been a part with 102,591 people at Kyle Field. Nevada represented itself Player of the Game: Perhaps more-so than any Wolf Pack player, well and took positives from its performance after playing the Hasaan Henderson looked at home against SEC competition. The Aggies tough for four quarters. 6-foot-5 wideout caught five passes for 69 yards and a score, while also forcing four pass interference/defensive holding penalties. Sophomore RB James Butler broke the 100-yard rushing barrier for Henderson was a threat throughout the contest. the second time in his career and junior QB Tyler Stewart passed for a career-high 206 yards. Despite some solid drives on both sides of Play of the Game: Stewart and Henderson left no doubt about the ball for Nevada, Texas A&M’s 535 total yards and 44 points were Nevada’s play of the game. On second down from 27 yards out in too much to overcome on a sunny, muggy day in College Station. the third quarter, Stewart lobbed a well-paced pass to the corner of the end zone. Henderson – on the fade route – leaned back and How It Happened: Senior RB Don Jackson ran for a 31-yard TD on came up with a one-armed, back shoulder catch while he was falling fourth down to tie the game at 7-7 early in the first quarter. Junior PK down and being held by his defender near the corner pylon. Brent Zuzo added a 27-yard field goal in the second half as Nevada went into the locker room trailing, 24-10. Nevada played the Aggies close in the second half, as Texas A&M out-scored Nevada by just a 20-17 margin in the final two quarters.

Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 14............3..............0.............. 7.............. 24................ 2-2 Buffalo..................................... 7..............3..............3.............. 8.............. 21................ 2-2

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from 38 yards. The second half turned into a defensive stalemate as Nevada was held scoreless in the third quarter while Mitcheson hit a career-long 43-yard field goal to pull Buffalo within 17-13. Baber’s first interception of the game – which he picked off in the end zone – set up a 12-play, 80-yard scoring drive that proved to be vital for the Baber’s second interception of the game came with just 80 seconds Pack. Jackson scored from 10 yards out for his second touchdown of left in the fourth quarter as Buffalo was driving into midfield, clinching the game, putting Nevada ahead, 24-13 with 10:25 left in the game. a nail-biting victory in front of 19,072 fans. Nevada used a dominant Buffalo pulled within a field goal of Nevada with a 75-yard touchdown ground attack to rush past the Bulls, racking up a season-high 289 drive in just over two minutes. Licata’s five-yard touchdown rush and yards on the ground. Butler ran for 177 yards on just 16 carries while two point conversion made it 24-21 with 8:06 left in the game. Alex senior RB Don Jackson posted 113 yards on 17 carries. Bertrando recovered a fumble and Baber tallied another interception to preserve Nevada’s win. How It Happened: Both team’s punted on their opening drive before Buffalo got on the board first. The Wolf Pack was able to Player of the Game: What a way to make an entrance. In his first turn the tide later in the first half on a pair of huge runs from its star collegiate game, true freshman Dameon Baber started at free safety running backs. Nevada’s third drive started on its own four-yard line for the Wolf Pack and made two of the biggest plays of the game before sophomore Butler broke free for a 91-yard rush – the longest with key interceptions. Baber also reached double figures in tackles, non-scoring run in Wolf Pack history. Butler found pay dirt one play posting 10 on the day. later, tying the game on a five-yard rush. Jackson ran right through the heart of the defense on the next drive to score from 55 yards out Play of the Game: Midway through the first quarter, Buffalo downed and put Nevada in front, 14-7. a punt at Nevada’s own four-yard line. On the first play of the drive, the Union paved a hole for Butler and the sophomore running back Both teams traded field goals as Buffalo’s Adam Mitcheson sprinted 91 yards to the Bulls’ five-yard line. It was Nevada’s third connected from 33 yards and Nevada’s Brent Zuzo split the uprights longest rush in program history.

STATISTICS

Buffalo RUSHING: Johnson, J. 13-79; Taylor, A. 16-68; Robinson, M. 2-9 PASSING: Licata, J. 28-46-2, 338 yards, 2 TDs RECEIVING: Weiser, M. 10-131 (1); Willoughby, R. 10-122; Lisa, C. 4-51 (1); Smiley, B. 2-23. INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-1; Johnson, J. 1-1

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BUFFALO, N.Y. – James Butler rushed for a career-high 177 yards and Dameon Baber recorded two interceptions in his first collegiate game, leading Nevada (2-2) to a 24-21 victory over Buffalo (2-2) on Sept. 26 at UB Stadium.

Individual Statistics Nevada_________________________________________________ RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 16-177 (1); JACKSON, D. 17-113 (2); PASSING: STEWART, T. 12-21-0, 90 yards RECEIVING: RICHARDSON, J. 4-24; DEMPS, W. 4-24; HENDERSON, H. 2-28; GIPSON, J. 1-13. INTERCEPTIONS: BABER, D. 2-0 FUMBLES: 0-0

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Team Statistics ............................................................... Nevada....................Buffalo FIRST DOWNS...................................................15...............................................23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET).....................................39-289.............................35-149 PASSING YARDS (NET)....................................90............................................ 338 Passes Att-Comp-Int.......................................12-21-0..........................28-46-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS........................60-379.............................81-487 Fumble Returns-Yards....................................1-0........................................... 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.........................................2-23......................................... 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards.....................................2-57.......................................1-18 Interception Returns-Yards..........................2-0........................................... 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.)......................................7-40.4................................5-44.0 Fumbles-Lost....................................................0-0........................................... 1-1 Penalties-Yards.................................................9-95.......................................9-90 Possession Time...............................................26:58...................................33:02 Third-Down Conversions..............................4 of 12............................. 7 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions...........................0 of 0..................................1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances...........................2 of 2..................................2 of 2

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Game 4 Nevada 24, Buffalo 21 Sept. 26, 2015; at UB Stadium (Buffalo, N.Y.) Attendance: 19,072

INTRO

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Game 5 UNLV 23, Nevada 17 Oct. 3, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 29,551 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record UNLV......................................... 7..............6..............0.............. 10............ 23................ 2-3 Nevada.................................... 0..............0..............3.............. 14............ 17................ 2-3

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Scoring summary Team......Qtr....Time...... Scoring..............................................................Conversion................................. Drive........TOP........UNLV....NEV UNLV........ 1......... 08:58.......Whitley, K. 37-yd. run....................................................Bornand, N. kick..................................11-81...........6:02...........7.................... 0 UNLV........ 2......... 00:30.......Palandech, K. 12-yd. run..............................................Bornand, N. kick failed......................7-73.............0:57...........13................. 0 NEV.......... 3......... 10:35.......ZUZO, B. 27-yd. field goal............................................--...............................................................11-62...........4:20...........13................. 3 NEV.......... 4......... 10:47.......RICHARDSON, J. 22-yd. pass from STEWART, T......... ZUZO, B. kick........................................9-78.............3:23...........13...............10 UNLV........ 4......... 08:27.......McAleenan, R. 52-yd. interception return.............Bornand, N. kick..................................--...................--................20...............10 NEV.......... 4......... 04:50.......JACKSON, D. 1-yd. run..................................................ZUZO, B. kick........................................9-75.............3:37...........20...............17 UNLV........ 4......... 01:53.......Bornand, N. 45-yd. field goal......................................--...............................................................4-5................0:26...........23...............17

Team Statistics .........................................................UNLV.......................Nevada FIRST DOWNS........................................... 18...............................................24 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 44-167.............................35-141 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 134......................................... 202 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 13-19-1......................... 20-44-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 63-301.............................79-343 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0........................................... 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 1-8.........................................1-20 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 3-33.......................................1-23 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 1-52......................................... 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 8-42.9............................... 7-44.9 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 0-0........................................... 1-0 Penalties-Yards......................................... 8-76.......................................6-53 Possession Time....................................... 32:31...................................27:29 Third-Down Conversions...................... 4 of 13............................. 6 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 0..................................0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 1 of 2..................................2 of 2

RENO, Nev. – Tyler Stewart’s pass on 4th-and-10 from the UNLV 47-yard line fell incomplete with just 35 seconds left in the game, and with that, Nevada suffered a 23-17 upset to its rivals UNLV on Saturday in the Battle for the Fremont Cannon.

Individual Statistics Nevada__________________________________________________ RUSHING: STEWART, T. 11-61; BUTLER, J. 10-44; JACKSON, D. 13-36 (1). PASSING: STEWART, T. 20-44-1, 202 yards, 1 TD. RECEIVING: RICHARDSON, J. 8-87 (1); HENDERSON, H. 5-40; DEMPS, W. 4-51; GIPSON, J. 1-13; RICHARDSON, K. 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: BABER, D. 1-0 FUMBLES: 1-0 UNLV RUSHING: Whitely, K. 16-76 (1); Palandech, K. 5-29 (1); Campbell, Z. 12-28. PASSING: Decker, B. 7-11-1, 86 yards; Palandech, K. 6-8-0, 48 yards RECEIVING: Boyd, D. 4-39; Criswell, A. 3-33; Whitely, K. 2-19; Thomas, L. 2-16; Keys, K. 1-25. INTERCEPTIONS: McAleenan, R. 1-52. FUMBLES: 0-0

Junior PK Brent Zuzo split the uprights from 27-yards out in the third quarter and Nevada later pulled with three points (13-10) with 10:47 left in the fourth quarter on Stewart’s 22-yard touchdown pass to Richardson. UNLV quickly reclaimed momentum though with a game-clinching play as junior LB Ryan McAleenan intercepted a The Wolf Pack (2-3, 0-1) scored a pair of touchdowns in the fourth Stewart pass on 2nd-and-6 and ran 52 yards to paydirt, putting the quarter but couldn’t overcome a slow start against the Rebels (2-3, Rebels ahead 20-10 with 8:27 left in the game. 0-1) in front of 29,551 fans at Mackay Stadium – the ninth-largest crowd in the stadium’s history. Nevada suffered just its second loss The Wolf Pack refused to go down without a fight and drove nine to UNLV in the past 11 meetings between the two programs. plays and 75 yards on the ensuing possession to pull within 20-17. Stewart went 4-of-4 on the drive for 49 yards before senior RB Don Stewart passed for 202 yards and a score and ran for a career-high 61 Jackson tallied a one-yard touchdown run – his sixth of the season. yards while junior WR Jerico Richardson set season-highs with eight receptions and 87 yards. On the defensive side, senior LB Matthew Player of the Game: A pair of seniors on the defensive side led the Lyons posted a game-high 12 tackles while freshman FS Dameon Wolf Pack on Saturday night. Senior LB Matthew Lyons was all over Baber tallied his third interception in two games. the place and was Nevada’s most-frequent tackler, posting a gamehigh 12 tackles. Senior DE Lenny Jones also came up clutch, posting How It Happened: The 41st edition of the Battle for the Fremont four tackles, 2.0 sacks and one pass breakup. Cannon got off to a rough start for Nevada as the Wolf Pack was shutout in the first half for the first time since Dec. 1, 2012. UNLV’s Play of the Game: The Wolf Pack drove to UNLV’s 22-yard line with Keith Whitley scored on a 37-yard touchdown run in the first half just under 11 minutes in the game facing a 13-3 deficit. On 1stand the Rebels took a 13-0 lead into the locker room on a 12-yard and-10, Stewart found junior WR Jerico Richardson on a middle post touchdown rush by Kurt Palandech just before half. route for a 22-yard touchdown reception.

RENO, Nev. – Nevada rebounded with an emphatic 35-17 victory over New Mexico on Saturday, Oct. 10 at Mackay Stadium. The Wolf Pack out-gained New Mexico 517-273 and set numerous seasonhigh marks to tally its first Mountain West victory of the season.

The Pack responded with a quick four-play, 75 yard drive in 1:40 to reclaim momentum and lead, 28-17 with 13 minutes left. Stewart’s 27-yard touchdown completion to Richardson made it 35-17 with 78 seconds left in the game and clinched Nevada’s win.

Senior RB Don Jackson ran 22 times for a career-high 152 yards, while sophomore RB James Butler also eclipsed 100 yards on the ground with 145 yards and one score on 21 carries. Junior WR Jerico Richardson caught nine passes for 121 yards and eclipsed the 1,000 yard career receiving mark. Junior QB Tyler Stewart ran for two scores and passed for two touchdowns while completing over 84 percent of his passes.

Player of the Game: The Wolf Pack left plenty of options for its player of the game. Both of its star running backs eclipsed 100 yards rushing. Richardson had his best game of the season and reached a career receiving milestone. Behind center, Stewart posted a nearperfect 192.3 QBR. Defensively, Jordan Dobrich tallied a season-high 12 tackles while recovering a fumble late in the fourth quarter.

New Mexico RUSHING: T. Gipson 11-68 (1); L. Jordan 8-22; T. Owens 3-15; Pressley 5-13. PASSING: A. Apodoca 10-12-1, 82 yards; L. Jordan 9-12-0, 56 yards. RECEIVING: D. Gamblin 8-71; T. Gipson 4-29; Johnson-Hart 2-20; R. White 2-13. INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-1; D. Gamblin 1-1

Play of the Game: Facing a fourth down with less than two minutes Nevada set season-high marks in points (35), total offense (517), remaining in the game, Nevada elected to go for it with the ball on rushing yards (371), first downs (30) and yards per play (7.1). New Mexico’s 27-yard line. The decision paid dividends. Stewart threw to Richardson behind the first down sticks on a short hook How It Happened: The Wolf Pack trailed 3-0 after the first quarter route. Richardson turned up-field, juked an attempted tackle on the as New Mexico’s Zack Rogers made a 42-yard field goal. Stewart corner who was covering him, and sprinted past the Lobo defense and Butler each rushed for touchdowns in the second quarter and for a 27-yard TD reception with 1:08 left on the clock. The play put Nevada led at halftime, 14-10. Nevada ahead 35-17 and clinched Nevada’s first MW victory of the season. Stewart’s second TD run put Nevada ahead 21-10 with three minutes left in the third quarter, but a 77-yard fumble return for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter made things interesting.

TEAM INFO PLAYERS

Individual Statistics Nevada__________________________________________________ RUSHING: D. Jackson 22-152; J. Butler 21-145 (1); T. Stewart 9-57 (2). PASSING: T. Stewart 16-19, 166 yards, 2 TDs. RECEIVING: J. Richardson 9-121 (1); J. Gipson 2-20 (1); W. Demps 2-16; H. Henderson 2-14. INTERCEPTIONS: E. Moody 1-2 FUMBLES: 2-2; E. Mitchell 1-1; T. Stewart 1-1

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Team Statistics .........................................................New Mexico............. Nevada FIRST DOWNS........................................... 14.................................................30 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 37-135...............................54-351 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 138...........................................166 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 19-24-1........................... 16-19-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 61-273...............................73-517 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 1-77...........................................1-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 0-0.............................................2-1 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 2-25.........................................1-25 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 0-0.............................................1-2 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 7-41.6................................. 3-39.0 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 1-1.............................................2-2 Penalties-Yards......................................... 5-60...........................................1-5 Possession Time....................................... 28:31.....................................31:29 Third-Down Conversions...................... 5 of 15...............................5 of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 2 of 2................................... 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 0 of 1................................... 4 of 5

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Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record New Mexico........................... 3..............7..............0.............. 7.............. 17................ 3-3 Nevada.................................... 0..............14...........7.............. 14............ 35................ 3-3

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HISTORY

Game 6 Nevada 35, New Mexico 17 Oct. 10, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 20,426

INTRO

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INTRO

Game 7 Wyoming 28, Nevada 21 Oct. 17, 2015; at War Memorial Stadium (Laramie, Wyo.) Attendance: 17,026 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 0..............7..............7.............. 7.............. 21................ 3-4 Wyoming................................ 0..............21...........7.............. 0.............. 28................ 1-6

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Team Statistics .........................................................Nevada...................Wyoming FIRST DOWNS........................................... 27................................................... 25 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 30-118................................. 51-272 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 287..............................................213 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 25-41-0..............................18-20-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 71-405................................. 71-485 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0................................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 0-0............................................. 1-12 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 2-32........................................... 2-28 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 0-0................................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 3-39.0....................................3-49.0 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 1-0................................................1-0 Penalties-Yards......................................... 5-41........................................... 7-71 Possession Time....................................... 25:15....................................... 34:45 Third-Down Conversions...................... 6 of 12..................................7 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 2...................................... 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 3 of 3...................................... 3 of 5

Individual Statistics Nevada_________________________________________________ RUSHING: J. Butler, 10-51; D. Jackson, 12-43 (1); T. Stewart, 7-26. PASSING: T. Stewart, 25-41-0, 287 yards, 2 TDs. RECEIVING: H. Henderson, 8-112; J. Richardson, 6-82 (1); W. Demps, 6-53; J. Gipson, 2-22 (1); D. Jackson, 2-13. INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-0

LARAMIE, Wyo. – On Tuesday’s press conference in Reno, Nevada head coach Brian Polian warned that Wyoming looked a lot better on film than its 0-6 record would indicate. The Cowboys proved that statement to be correct Saturday, handing Nevada a 28-21 setback at War Memorial Stadium for its first win of the season.

Nevada pulled within one score in the fourth quarter with another methodical drive, scoring in nine plays and 80 yards. Stewart tossed his second touchdown pass of the game – this time a seven-yard pass to junior WR Jerico Richardson – to make it 28-21 with 6:36 left in the game.

Wyoming RUSHING: B. Hill, 33-188; C. Coffman, 5-32; T. Gentry, 3-27; K. Overstreet, 8-27 (1). PASSING: C. Coffman, 18-20-0, 213 yards, 3 TDs. RECEIVING: J. Maulhardt, 6-54 (1); T. Gentry, 4-86 (1); J. Hollister, 3-36 (1); B. Hill, 3-15; K. Overstreet, 2-22. INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-0

The Wolf Pack scored 14 unanswered points in the second half but The Pack defense forced a punt on 4th-and-2 at the 36-yard line, couldn’t overcome a slow start in a disappointing loss in Laramie. but a 50-yard punt gave Nevada an uphill challenge. The Wolf Pack’s Nevada fell to 3-4 on the season and 1-2 in Mountain West play. drive started on its own 14-yard line with 3:19 left in the game. Stewart completed three passes for 39 yards and ran once for 11 How It Happened: Senior RB Don Jackson scored on a seven- yards to march to Wyoming’s 36-yard line. On 4th-and-5 with under yard rush to tie the game, 7-7, with 6:10 left in the second quarter. two minutes to play, the Cowboy defense brought pressure and Wyoming stormed back with two touchdowns in the last two brought Stewart down with a sack to clinch the victory. minutes of the half to seize momentum and lead, 21-7, at halftime. The Cowboys scored on the first drive of the second half and led, Player of the Game: Stewart and the Wolf Pack offense started 28-7, with 11:21 left in the third quarter. slow, but when Nevada trailed and needed to go to the air, Stewart delivered. He finished 25-of-41 for 287 yards and two touchdowns, The Wolf Pack defense dialed it in from that point on, holding setting career-high totals in receptions and passing yards. Wyoming off the scoreboard in the game’s final 26 minutes to allow for a comeback attempt. Nevada mounted its charge late in the Play of the Game: Facing a 21-point deficit, the Wolf Pack showed third quarter, using an eight-play, 79-yard scoring drive. Junior QB some grit in the second half to mount a rally. Nevada’s comeback Tyler Stewart hit junior TE Jarred Gipson for a 12-yard touchdown attempt was kick started by Gipson’s 12-yard touchdown reception pass, making it 28-14 with 56 seconds left in the third quarter. with less than a minute remaining in the third quarter.

RENO, Nev. – Once trailing 17-0, Nevada used a 30-3 scoring advantage in the final 35 minutes of play to race past Hawai’i on Homecoming Saturday in a big comeback victory. The Wolf Pack (4-4, 2-2) defeated the Rainbow Warriors (2-6, 0-3), 30-20, in front of 19,992 fans at Mackay Stadium to pull back to .500 on the season

field goal to make it 17-10 at halftime. Zuzo split the uprights from 29 yards to make it 17-13 with 7:43 left in the third. Hawai’i scored its final points of the game to expand its lead back to seven with a 47yard field goal late in the third quarter.

Senior DE Ian Seau tallied 4.0 sacks – the second-most in a single game in program history – and recovered his own forced fumble late in the fourth quarter to clinch Nevada’s victory. Sophomore RB James Butler led the offense with 134 rushing yards and two scores on 28 carries.

Hawai’i RUSHING: P. Harris, 16-57; S. Lakalaka, 2-4; M. Wittek, 6-(-27). PASSING: M. Wittek, 27-40-3, 291 yds., 2 TDs RECEIVING: D. Stubblefield, 8-91 (2), D. Collie, 7-53; M. Unga, 3-48; I. Bernard, 3-15; M. Kemp, 2-36; D. Torres, 2-25; P. Harris, 1-15, S. Lakalaka, 1-8 INTERCEPTIONS: D. Mulanga, 1-36 FUMBLES: 1-0 (S. Lakalaka, 1-0)

Nevada out-scored Hawai’i 17-0 in the fourth quarter – its top fourth quarter scoring margin of the season. Jarred Gipson tied the game with a 5-yard TD reception before Zuzo hit a go-ahead field goal to make it 23-20. Butler’s second TD rush of the game made it 30-20.

Player of the Game: Ian Seau played one of his most dominant career games with 4.0 sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. The Pack out-rushed Hawai’i by a 244-34 margin, while its 34 allowed His 4.0 sacks were the second-most in program history – just half a rushing yards was its fewest allowed in six seasons. The Wolf Pack sack away from Jorge Cordova’s program record of 4.5 sacks against defense intercepted senior QB Max Wittek three times and limited Washington on Oct. 11, 2003. Seau recovered his own forced fumble Hawai’i to 2-of-9 on third downs. late in the game to clinch Nevada’s victory. How It Happened: The game was looking gloomy for Nevada after Hawaii’s Devan Stubblefield caught a nine-yard touchdown pass to put the ‘Bows in front, 17-0, with 5:24 remaining in the half. The Wolf Pack flipped the script and fought back valiantly from that point on. Butler scored from 1-yard out for Nevada’s first touchdown with 1:12 left in the half before the Pack recovered an onside kick and made a

Play of the Game: Zuzo’s onside kick gave Nevada a huge boost in momentum. The team lined up as if it would be an onside kick to the left, but Zuzo put a perfectly-weighted kick right in front of him and promptly fell on it once it traveled 10 yards. Nevada went into halftime only trailing by one score after Zuzo’s onside kick and 29yard field goal made it 17-10.

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Individual Statistics Nevada__________________________________________________ RUSHING: J. Butler, 28-134, 2 TDs, D. Jackson, 20-61; T. Stewart, 7-50 PASSING: T. Stewart, 12-23-1, 128 yds., 1 TD RECEIVING: J. Gipson, 5-57 (1), H. Henderson, 3-44; J. Richardson, 2-15; W. Demps 2-12 INTERCEPTIONS: A. Rufus, 1-29; J. Dobrich, 1-24; E. Mitchell, 1-0 FUMBLES: 1-0 (D. Jackson, 1-0)

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Team Statistics .........................................................Hawai’i........................ Nevada FIRST DOWNS........................................... 19.................................................... 20 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 24-34.................................... 56-244 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 291...............................................128 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 27-40-3...............................12-23-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 64-325.................................. 79-372 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0.................................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 3-60...............................................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 3-77............................................ 2-65 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 1-36............................................ 3-53 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 5-37.0.....................................5-43.6 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 2-1.................................................1-0 Penalties-Yards......................................... 10-79......................................... 4-35 Possession Time....................................... 22:34........................................ 36:26 Third-Down Conversions...................... 2 of 9.....................................6 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 0....................................... 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 2 of 3....................................... 5 of 5

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Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Hawai’i..................................... 3..............14...........3.............. 0.............. 20................ 2-6 Nevada.................................... 0..............10...........3.............. 17............ 30................ 4-4

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Game 8 Nevada 30, Hawai’i 20 Oct. 24, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 19,992

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Game 9 Nevada 30, Fresno State 16 Nov. 5, 2015; at Bulldog Stadium (Fresno, Calif.) Attendance: 25,476 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 7..............10...........6.............. 7.............. 30................ 5-4 Fresno State........................... 0..............16...........0.............. 0.............. 16................ 2-7

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Team Statistics .........................................................Nevada.............Fresno State FIRST DOWNS........................................... 18..................................................18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 50-292................................29-126 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 206............................................ 154 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 12-17-1............................ 17-35-3 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 67-498................................64-280 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 1-30............................................ 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 1-1.............................................. 1-6 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 4-55....................................... 5-108 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 3-0............................................1-22 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 4-39.2.................................. 5-48.2 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 0-0.............................................. 1-1 Penalties-Yards......................................... 10-78.......................................9-58 Possession Time....................................... 36:18......................................23:42 Third-Down Conversions...................... 5 of 14................................5 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 1 of 1.................................... 2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 2 of 3.................................... 2 of 3 FRESNO, Calif. – Under the lights of Bulldog Stadium and with a primetime ESPN2 audience tuning in, the Wolf Pack shined in a 30-16 victory over Fresno State on Thursday night. Nevada pitched a second half shutout and out-gained the Bulldogs by a 335-73 margin in the second half, improving to 5-4 on the season and 3-2 in Mountain West play. Leading by a 17-16 margin at halftime, the Wolf Pack posted a 13-0 advantage in the second half to tally consecutive wins for the first time this season. Nevada tallied a balanced 498 yards of total offense with 292 rushing and 206 passing, while the defense forced four takeaways and has now allowed just one touchdown in the second half in the past five games. How It Happened: The Pack defense got the team off to a strong start with a scoop-and-score defensive touchdown on Matthew Lyons’ 30yard fumble recovery. Nevada took a 14-3 lead in the second quarter on its longest passing play of the season as Tyler Stewart hit Hasaan Henderson for a 73-yard touchdown reception. The Bulldogs used a 14-3 scoring advantage in the final nine minutes of the half to trail by just one (17-16) at halftime. The Wolf Pack’s second half was a thing of beauty, as Nevada out-gained Fresno State 335-73 in a second half shutout. After being held in check with 25 rushing yards on 15 carries, Nevada exploded for 267 yards on 35 carries in the second half. Don Jackson tallied 131 of his 140 rushing

Individual Statistics Nevada_________________________________________________ RUSHING: D. Jackson, 21-140; J. Butler, 18-122 (1); T. Stewart, 8-35 PASSING: T. Stewart, 12-17-1, 206 yards, 1 TD RECEIVING: H. Henderson, 5-136 (1); J. Richardson, 3-32; J. Butler, 2-18; J. Gipson, 1-12; W. Demps, 1-8 INTERCEPTIONS: D. Baber, 3-0 FUMBLES: 0-0 Fresno State RUSHING: M. Waller, 17-74; K. Anderson, 8-42 (1); J. Jordan, 1-9 PASSING: K. Anderson, 12-26-1, 88 yards, 1 TD; Z. Greenlee, 5-9-2, 66 yards RECEIVING: J. Blandin, 4-37 (1); M. Michenheimer, 4-21; J. Jordan, 3-50; D. Hardaway, 3-29; K. Johnson, 2-18 INTERCEPTIONS: T. Glass, 1-22 FUMBLES: 1-1 (K. Anderson, 1-1)

yards in the second half while 116 of James Butler’s 122 rushing yards came in the second half. Junior PK Brent Zuzo – who made a 47-yard field goal late in the second quarter – split the uprights from 30 and 25 yards to make it 23-16 with 42 seconds left in the third. Butler broke free for a 59-yard touchdown rush with 11:17 left in the game to make it 30-16. The fourth quarter was the Dameon Baber show, as the true freshman safety intercepted passes on Fresno State’s final three drives. Player of the Game: There’s no wrong answer for the Wolf Pack’s player of the game, as Nevada received multiple standout individual performances. Henderson caught five passes for 136 yards and a score. The Wolf Pack’s two star running backs each shined, as Jackson ran for 140 yards and reached 2,000 career rush yards while Butler finished with 122 yards rushing and one score. Baber’s three interceptions is quite the feat, as he became the ninth player in Mountain West history to tally three picks in a single game. It’s also hard to ignore the kicker, as Brent Zuzo went 3-of-3 and improved his season total to 13-of-14. Play of the Game: On 3rd-and-6 from its own 27-yard line in the second quarter, Nevada’s offensive line gave Stewart a clean pocket to pass at of. Stewart surveyed the field before going deep to Henderson on the fade route. Henderson out-jumped two Bulldogs for the catch and raced unscathed for a 73-yard touchdown reception.

RENO, Nev. - Junior TE Jarred Gipson caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from junior QB Tyler Stewart in overtime, clinching a comeback victory for the Wolf Pack (6-4, 4-2) over San José State on Saturday at Mackay Stadium. Nevada erased an 11-point deficit and tallied a 37-34 overtime victory against the Spartans (4-6, 3-3) in a thriller on senior day. With its sixth victory of the season, the Wolf Pack reached bowl eligibility for the 10th time in the past 11 seasons. Nevada needed grit, determination and a little bit of magic to do so. The Wolf Pack marched 75 yards in 13 plays to tie the game with 36 seconds remaining, blocked a potential game-winning field goal as time expired in regulation and scored a game-winning touchdown in the first overtime period to win a nail-biter.

Individual Statistics Nevada_________________________________________________ RUSHING: J. Butler, 16-119 (1); D. Jackson, 25-84 (1); T. Stewart, 7-33 PASSING: T. Stewart, 16-of-26, 174 yards, 3 TDs RECEIVING: J. Richardson, 5-43 (1), H. Henderson, 4-47 (1); J. Gipson, 3-55 (1); W. Demps , 3-22 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 0-0 San José State RUSHING: K. Potter, 19-116; T. Ervin, 17-64, H. Wilson, 1-45; T. Tucker, 1-30 PASSING: K. Potter, 15-of-23, 186 yards, 3 TDs RECEIVING: H. Wilson, 4-49; T. Tucker, 4-38; T. Crawley, 3-43 (2); J. Holmes, 3-33; B. Freeman, 1-23 (1) INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 1-0 (K. Potter, 1-0) Butler scored on a 58-yard rush and junior WR Hasaan Henderson caught a 24-yard TD pass, putting Nevada in front 24-21 with 14:54 to play. The Spartans then went on another 10-0 run to lead, 31-24, with 2:49 in the game. Nevada marched 75 yards and senior RB Don Jackson tied the game on a two-yard TD rush. Redshirt freshman CB Ahki Muhammad blocked a field goal as time expired, and Nevada held SJSU to a field goal in the first overtime. Nevada scored in three plays and Gipson caught the game-winning touchdown.

Player of the Game: Tyler Stewart’s statistics might not have been too flashy, but his poise and perseverance was undoubted as the junior gunslinger led the Wolf Pack to a comeback victory. Stewart completed 16-of-26 passes for 174 yards while matching a careerStewart matched a career-high with three touchdown passes – to high with three touchdown passes. Stewart engineered a 75-yard three different receivers – while sophomore James Butler rushed for touchdown drive to tie the game with 36 seconds remaining. 100 yards for the fourth-consecutive game. Senior DE Lenny Jones Senior DE Lenny Jones also shined on senior day, posting seven posted seven tackles and 3.0 tackles for loss to lead the defense. tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and one pass breakup. How It Happened: Nevada marched out to a 10-0 lead before San Jose State scored two touchdowns to lead, 14-10, at halftime. The Play of the Game: Trailing by seven with less than a minute Spartans added another score to their lead to beat Nevada in an remaining, Nevada faced 4th-and-3 near midfield. On a pass attempt, Stewart scrambled nearly 20 yards behind the lane of scrimmage 11-point deficit. before racing past the first down marker to keep the drive alive.

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Team Statistics .........................................................SJSU........................... Nevada FIRST DOWNS........................................... 21................................................... 23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 45-247................................. 49-235 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 186..............................................174 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 15-23-0..............................16-26-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 68-433................................. 75-409 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0................................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 1-3............................................. 2-32 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 3-98..............................................0-0 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 0-0................................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 3-56.7....................................3-39.7 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 1-0................................................0-0 Penalties-Yards......................................... 4-40..............................................2-5 Possession Time....................................... 30:55....................................... 29:05 Third-Down Conversions...................... 9 of 15..................................7 of 17 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 0...................................... 5 of 5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 4 of 4...................................... 4 of 4

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Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............. OT........... Score........ Record San José State....................... 0..............14...........7.............. 10..............3..................34.................4-6 Nevada.................................... 7..............3..............7.............. 14..............6..................37.................6-4

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Game 10 Nevada 37, San José State 34 (OT) Nov. 14, 2015; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 17,215

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Game 11 Utah State 31, Nevada 27 Nov. 21, 2015; Maverik Stadium (Logan, Utah) Attendance: 18,992 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 7..............14...........6.............. 0.............. 27................ 6-5 Utah State............................... 0..............7..............14........... 10............ 31................ 6-5

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Team Statistics .........................................................Nevada................. Utah State FIRST DOWNS........................................... 15................................................... 19 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 46-209................................. 42-204 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 55.................................................109 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 8-18-0.................................14-29-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 64-264................................. 71-313 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0................................................1-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 0-0............................................. 3-34 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 3-80.........................................4-222 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 2-39..............................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 6-36.7....................................3-36.7 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 2-2................................................4-1 Penalties-Yards......................................... 3-32........................................... 3-30 Possession Time....................................... 30:39....................................... 29:21 Third-Down Conversions...................... 7 of 15..................................6 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 2...................................... 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 1 of 1...................................... 2 of 4

Individual Statistics Nevada__________________________________________________ RUSHING: J. Butler, 17-144 (2), D. Jackson, 22-79; T. Stewart 6 (-8) PASSING: T. Stewart, 8-18-0, 55 yards RECEIVING: J. Richardson, 5-42; H. Henderson, 2-16; W. Demps, 1-7 INTERCEPTIONS: J. Dobrich, 1-25 (1); B. Lane Jr., 1-13 FUMBLES: 2-2; J. Richardson, 1-1; T. Stewart, 1-1 Utah State RUSHING: D. Mays, 22-133 (2), C. Keeton, 14-52; N. Vigil, 4-12 PASSING: C. Keeton, 14-27-1, 109 yards; K. Myers, 0-2-1 RECEIVING: H. Sharp, 7-51; L. Hunt, 2-20; D. Robinson, 1-16; K. Williams, 1-10; B. Roberts, 1-8 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 4-1; C. Keeton, 3-0; A. Rodriguez, 1-1

LOGAN, Utah - In a tale of two dramatically different halves, Nevada opened a 20-point lead before surrendering 24 unanswered points in a 31-27 loss to Utah State on Saturday afternoon at Maverik Stadium.

Stewart handed off to Butler, who ran over the left edge before cutting back to the right and diving over the pylon for a 33-yard TD rush on 3rd-and-11. The Wolf Pack opened the second half with a big spark. In the second play of the half, the Union paved a big hole for Butler, who jaunted 60 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was The Wolf Pack (6-5, 4-3) led 21-7 at halftime while limiting the Aggies blocked, marking the Pack’s first missed PAT of the season. Nevada (6-5, 5-3) to 78 yards of total offense. Sophomore RB James Butler led 27-7, which was its first 20 point lead of the season, with 14:10 tallied a 60-yard touchdown rush to put Nevada in front 27-7 with remaining in the third quarter. 14:10 remaining in the third quarter. Utah State then scored 24 unanswered points while outgaining Nevada 235-51 in that stretch The Aggies then scored the game’s final 24 points with two rushing touchdowns, a fumble recovery in the end zone and a field goal. to snap the Pack’s three-game win streak. How It Happened: Nevada got on the board first with its second defensive touchdown of the season. On 3rd-and-2 at the 22-yard line, senior DE Rykeem Yates tipped Kent Myers’ pass and senior LB Jordan Dobrich intercepted it at the 25-yard line and raced untouched into the end zone. Another interception – this time from senior LB Bryan Lane Jr. – led to a Pack score later in the second quarter. Lane Jr. returned a pick 13-yards to the 21 yard line before Stewart’s two-yard TD rush put Nevada in front, 14-0, with 8:22 left in the second.

Player of the Game: James Butler was Nevada’s bright spot on Saturday. The sophomore ran 17 times for 139 yards with touchdown runs from 33 and 60 yards out. He has 1,133 yards on the season after becoming the 18th player in program history to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season. It was Butler’s fourth straight game with over 100 rushing yards.

Play of the Game: Nevada’s play of the game was its longest play from scrimmage – a 60-yard touchdown rush from Butler to open the second half. The play game Nevada a 20-point lead. Unfortunately, The Aggies followed with a 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown it was all Utah State from that point on, as Butler’s touchdown rush from Hunter Sharp. Nevada then reclaimed momentum and took was Nevada’s final chunk play in the game. a 21-7 lead late in the second quarter on a rush on 3rd-and-long.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - In a game featuring an elite run defense against a quality run offense, the defense prevailed. Nevada was held to its lowest rushing total since 2004 and suffered a 31-14 setback to San Diego State on Saturday night at Qualcomm Stadium in the Pack’s final game of the regular season. Junior QB Tyler Stewart passed for 200 yards in the first half and Nevada tied the game at 14-14 with minutes remaining in the second quarter. The Aztecs (9-3, 8-0) then scored the game’s final 17 points and held the Wolf Pack (6-6, 4-4) scoreless in the second half to tally their eighth consecutive win. How It Happened: After San Diego State got on the board first with a four-minute touchdown drive, Nevada responded with fireworks on its first possession. Stewart opened with a 72-yard pass to junior WR Jerico Richardson on Nevada’s first offensive play, then redshirt freshman QB Hunter Fralick scored on a trick play to tie the game. The Aztecs again sustained a long scoring drive before Nevada tied the game. The Pack drove 80 yards in nine plays and tied the game 14-14 with 2:42 remaining in the second quarter on Richardson’s fumble recovery in the end zone.

San Diego State RUSHING: D. Pumphrey, 23-154 (2), C. Price, 19-112 (1), C. Chapman, 4-29; R. Penny, 6-21 (1) PASSING: C. Chapman, 6-9, 44 yards; M. Smith, 3-3, 44 yards RECEIVING: C. Price, 3-10; R. Penny, 2-28; M. Holder, 1-21; J. Hazely, 1-15; D. Pumphrey, 1-8; D. Wells, 1-6 INTERCEPTIONS: M. Smith, 1-0; D. Kazee, 1-0 FUMBLES: None

From that point on, it was all Aztecs. San Diego State scored the game’s final 17 points and limited Nevada to 52 yards in a second half shutout. Player of the Game: Dobrich was all over the field for Nevada’s defense, matching a career-high with 16 tackles. After allowing two scoring drives to open the game, Dobrich led a Nevada defense that settled down and played relatively strong football for the final three quarters. Dobrich has 90 tackles on the year, which is the most tackles he’s ever had in a single season. Play of the Game: Junior WR Hasaan Henderson added to his highlight reel with an incredible 39-yard reception in the second quarter. On 1st-and-10 at the 40-yard line, Henderson ran a deep fly route down the right sideline. It appeared the play would end in an interception as an Aztec defensive back caught the ball in the air, but Henderson wrestled the ball away and claimed possession before landing at the 1-yard line. The play set up a touchdown two plays later that tied the game.

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Individual Statistics Nevada________________________________________________ RUSHING: D. Jackson, 16-49; J. Butler, 8-20; H. Fralick, 1-4 (1) PASSING: T. Stewart, 12-23-2, 228 yards RECEIVING: J. Richardson, 6-106; H. Henderson, 3-85; W. Demps, 2-13; D. Jackson, 1-24 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: 4-1; T. Stewart, 2-0; D. Jackson, 1-0; Team, 1-1

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Team Statistics .........................................................Nevada............ San Diego St. FIRST DOWNS........................................... 10...................................................17 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 31-35...................................53-320 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 228................................................88 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 12-23-2................................9-12-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 54-263.................................65-408 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 0-0............................................... 1-3 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 0-0.............................................2-33 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 6-140........................................3-54 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 0-0............................................... 2-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 7-40.6................................... 6-37.3 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 4-1............................................... 0-0 Penalties-Yards......................................... 7-60...........................................7-55 Possession Time....................................... 26:36.......................................33:24 Third-Down Conversions...................... 4 of 13................................. 6 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 1 of 1......................................1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 2 of 3......................................4 of 5

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Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 7..............7..............0.............. 0.............. 14................ 6-6 San Diego State.................... 14............7..............3.............. 7.............. 31................ 9-3

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Game 12 San Diego State 31, Nevada 14 Nov. 28, 2015; Qualcomm Stadium (Reno, Nev.) Attendance: 22,939

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Game 13 -- NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl Nevada 28, Colorado State 23 Dec. 29, 2015; Arizona Stadium (Tuscon, Ariz.) Attendance: 20,425 Score by quarters........... 1........... 2........... 3........... 4............Score........Record Nevada.................................... 3..............16...........3.............. 6.............. 28................ 7-6 Colorado State...................... 0..............13...........7.............. 3.............. 23................ 7-6

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Scoring summary Team..... Qtr....Time...... Scoring............................................................Conversion.......................... Drive..........TOP.................NEV....CSU NEV..........1.......... 07:21.......ZUZO, B. 19-yd field goal.......................................... ZUZO, B. kick................................10-39.............5:19......................3..................0 NEV..........2.......... 14:13.......ZUZO, B. 37-yd field goal.......................................... ZUZO, B. kick................................8-53................4:53......................6..................0 CSU..........2.......... 07:04.......Stevens, N. 1-yd run.................................................... Bryan, W. kick...............................2-39................0:39......................6..................7 NEV..........2.......... 06:38.......BUTLER, J. 77-yd. run.................................................. ZUZO, B. kick................................2-82................0:20......................13...............7 CSU..........2.......... 01:46.......Bryan, W. 20-yd field goal......................................... Bryan, W. kick...............................11-81.............4:44......................13............ 10 NEV..........2.......... 01:33.......MITCHELL, E. 96-yd kickoff return......................... ZUZO, B. kick failed....................--......................--...........................19............ 10 CSU..........2.......... 0:08.........Bryan, W. 29-yd field goal......................................... Bryan, W. kick...............................13-58.............1:17......................19............ 13 NEV..........3.......... 09:16.......ZUZO, B. 40-yd field goal.......................................... ZUZO, B. kick................................12-53.............5:39......................22............ 13 CSU..........3.......... 03:55.......Oden, J. 9-yd run......................................................... Bryan, W. kick...............................12-75.............5:21......................22............ 20 CSU..........4.......... 03:40.......Bryan, W. 38-yd field goal......................................... Bryan, W. kick...............................8-42................3:25......................22............ 23 NEV..........4.......... 1:06.........BUTLER, J. 4-yd run..................................................... BUTLER, J. rush failed................8-72................2:28......................28............ 23 Team Statistics .........................................................Nevada..........Colorado State FIRST DOWNS........................................... 18................................................... 30 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............................. 40-271................................. 42-222 PASSING YARDS (NET)............................ 74.................................................310 Passes Att-Comp-Int............................... 6-13-0.................................22-42-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS................. 53-345................................. 84-532 Fumble Returns-Yards............................ 1-9................................................0-0 Punt Returns-Yards.................................. 1-13..............................................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards............................. 5-182........................................ 4-96 Interception Returns-Yards.................. 0-0................................................0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.).............................. 2-35........................................... 2-38 Fumbles-Lost............................................. 0-0................................................1-4 Penalties-Yards......................................... 3-20........................................... 7-65 Possession Time....................................... 27:30....................................... 32:30 Third-Down Conversions...................... 3 of 9....................................9 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions................... 0 of 1...................................... 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances................... 4 of 4...................................... 5 of 6

Individual Statistics Nevada__________________________________________________ RUSHING: J. Butler, 24-192 (2); D. Jackson, 8-53 T. Stewart 6-35 PASSING: T. Stewart, 6-13-0, 74 yards RECEIVING: J. Richardson, 4-42; H. Henderson, 2-32 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: None Utah State RUSHING: I. Matthews, 12-87; D. Dawkins, 14-66; J. Oden, 8-51 (1) PASSING: N. Stevens, 22-42-0, 310 yards RECEIVING: R. Higgins, 9-129; D. Dawkins, 3-35; J. Hansley, 2-31 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: N. Stevens, 1-1

TUCSON, Ariz. - In a game that came down to the wire, the Nevada second half before Zuzo drilled a 40-yard field goal. Colorado State Wolf Pack claimed victory in the inaugral Nova Home Loans Arizona then pulled within two points, as Jasen Oden scored a nine-yard touchdown rush to make it 22-20 with 3:55 left in the third. The Bowl, defeating foe Colorado State 28-23. Rams then took the lead late in the fourth quarter with a 38-yard Nevada, ending the season at 7-6, held a narrow lead over the field goal, pulling in front by a 23-22 margin with just 3:40 left to Colorado State Rams going into the half after the teams combined play. for 29 points in the second half. After a tight second half that saw three scoring drives in the final four minutes, the Pack held off the With the game on the line and all the chips on the table, Nevada came up clutch with a historic scoring drive. Eight plays, 73 yards Rams for the victory. in just under two-and-a-half minutes. Butler opened with a 15-yard How It Happened: The Wolf Pack scored the bowl game’s first points rush and soon Nevada was down to the seven-yard line. On third after Seau tallied his fifth forced fumble of the season, leading to down, Butler pounded it up the middle four yards for the score, a 19-yard Zuzo field goal. Nevada then took a 6-0 lead early in the bringing the game to 28-23. Nevada held off a Colorado State attack as the Rams got the ball all the way to the Nevada 12-yard line second quarter on a Zuzo’s 39-yard field goal. before the clock hit zero to claim victory. The rest of the first half consisted of fireworks as the teams combined to score on their last five possessions of the second quarter. The Player of the Game: James Butler (24 carries, 192 yards, two Rams pulled within three points with a 20-yard field goal on their touchdowns) was named the Offensive MVP of the game, putting second scoring drive of the quarter. Junior CB Elijah Mitchell then in the work to help lead the Pack to its fifth bowl victory in program brought the crowd to their feet with an electric 96-yard kickoff history. return for a touchdown, making it 19-10 with 1:33 left in the quarter. Play of the Game: Late in the second quarter, junior CB Elijah Colorado State drove down for a late field to make it 19-13 at Mitchell caught Colorado State’s kickoff at the four-yard line and raced 96 yards down the right sideline for a touchdown. The play halftime. marked Nevada’s first kickoff return for a touchdown since Del Bates Nevada drove 12 plays and 53 yards in its opening drive of the 89-yard return against Boise State on Oct. 31, 1998.

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INTRO

1. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10................................ 362 Charvez Foger, 1985-88 .................................... 362 Chris Lemon, 1996-99 ...................................... 336 Vai Taua, 2007-10................................................. 320 Cody Fajardo, 2011-14....................................... 264 Frank Hawkins, 1977-80..................................... 264 Luke Lippincott, 2005-09.................................. 234 Trevor Insley, 1996-99......................................... 212 Chance Kretschmer, 2001-04........................... 210 Bryan Reeves, 1991-93....................................... 210

Season

TEAM INFO

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 9.

Stefphon Jefferson, 2012.................................. 150 Vai Taua, 2010........................................................ 132 Colin Kaepernick, 2010...................................... 120 Chris Lemon, 1997............................................... 114 Vai Taua, 2008........................................................ 108 Luke Lippincott, 2007......................................... 108 Charvez Foger, 1985............................................ 108 Colin Kaepernick, 2009...................................... 104 Colin Kaepernick, 2008...................................... 102 Bryan Reeves, 1993............................................. 102

Single Game

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

1. 2. 3. 7. 8.

Stefphon Jefferson v. Hawaii, 2012...................42 Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 2001.....................36 Mike Ball v. UNLV, 2009.........................................30 Luke Lippincott v. La. Tech, 2007.......................30 Johnny Gordon v. Texas A&M-Kings., 1984....30 Anthony Corley v. Cent. Ark., 1982...................30 M. Motley v. Stockton Motor Base, 1942........27 Cody Fajardo v. NMSU, 2011...............................24 Vai Taua, v. UNLV, 2010..........................................24 Colin Kaepernick v. Idaho, 2009.........................24 Vai Taua, v. New Mexico St., 2008......................24 Luke Lippincott v. Utah State, 2007..................24 Chris Lemon v. New Mexico St., 1997..............24 Chris Singleton v. E. Wash. 1991........................24 Ray Whalen v. Furman, 1990...............................24 Lucius Floyd v. Montana State, 1986................24 Frank Hawkins v. Idaho, 1980.............................24 B.J. Mitchell v. Idaho, 2005...................................24

touchdowns Career

STATISTICS

1. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8.

Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10...................................60 Charvez Foger, 1985-88........................................60 Chris Lemon, 1996 -99 ........................................56 Vai Taua, 2007-10....................................................53 Cody Fajardo, 2011-14..........................................44 Frank Hawkins, 1977-80........................................44 Luke Lippincott, 2005-09.....................................39 Trevor Insley, 1996-99............................................35 Bryan Reeves, 1991-93..........................................35 Chance Kretschmer, 2001-04..............................35

Season

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8.

Stefphon Jefferson, 2012.....................................25 Vai Taua, 2010...........................................................22 Colin Kaepernick, 2010.........................................20 Chris Lemon, 1997..................................................19 Vai Taua, 2008...........................................................18 Luke Lippincott, 2007............................................18 Charvez Foger, 1985...............................................18 Colin Kaepernick, 2009.........................................17 Colin Kaepernick, 2008.........................................17 Bryan Reeves, 1993................................................17 Frank Hawkins, 1978..............................................17

Single Game

1. 2. 3. 7.

Stefphon Jefferson v. Hawaii, 2012..................... 7 Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 2001....................... 6 Mike Ball v. UNLV, 2009........................................... 5 Luke Lippincott v. La. Tech, 2007......................... 5 Johnny Gordon v. Texas A&M-King., 1984........ 5 Anthony Corley v. C. Arkansas ,1982.................. 5 Cody Fajardo v. NMSU, 2011................................. 4 Vai Taua, v. UNLV, 2010............................................ 4 Colin Kaepernick v. Idaho, 2009........................... 4 Vai Taua, v. New Mexico St., 2008........................ 4 Luke Lippincott v. Utah State, 2007.................... 4

Note: (bold indicates current player)

B.J. Mitchell v. Idaho, 2005..................................... 4 Chris Lemon v. New Mexico St., 1997................ 4 Chris Singleton v. E. Wash, 1991.......................... 4 Lucius Floyd v. Montana St., 1986....................... 4 Frank Hawkins v. Idaho, 1980............................... 4 Marion Motley v. Stock. Motor Base, 1942....... 4

kick scoring Career

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

Marty Zendejas, 1984-87................................... 367 Brett Jaekle, 2005-08.......................................... 361 Tony Zendejas, 1981-83..................................... 300 Damon Shea, 1995-1997................................... 274 Brent Zuzo, 2013-..................................... 249 Damon Fine, 2001-04......................................... 213 Fernando Serrano, 1977-79.............................. 193 Charlie Lee, 1972-75............................................ 175 Kevin McKelvie, 1989-90................................... 158 Bob Corley, 1947-49............................................ 130 Mike Phillips, 1998-2000.................................... 130

Season

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

Damon Shea, 1996.............................................. 115 Anthony Martinez, 2010.................................... 109 Marty Zendejas, 1985......................................... 107 Tony Zendejas, 1983........................................... 106 Brett Jaekle, 2008................................................. 105 Tony Zendejas, 1982........................................... 104 Marty Zendejas, 1984......................................... 101 Kevin McKelvie, 1990.......................................... 100 Brett Jaekle, 2007....................................................99 Marty Zendejas, 1986............................................95

Single Game

1. 4. 5. 6.

Marty Zendejas v. Texas A&M-King., 1984......19 Tony Zendejas v. Idaho, 1983..............................19 Tony Zendejas v. Weber State, 1982.................19 Marty Zendejas v. N. Arizona, 1985..................18 Marty Zendejas v. Idaho State, 1984................17 Marty Zendejas v. Idaho State, 1987................16 Tony Zendejas v. N. Arizona, 1982....................16 Damon Shea v. North Texas, 1996.....................16 Damon Fine v. Rice, 2001.....................................16

field goals Career

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Marty Zendejas, 1984-87...........................72 of 90 Tony Zendejas, 1981-83.............................70 of 86 Brett Jaekle, 2005-08..................................50 of 64 Damon Fine, 2001-04.................................50 of 75 Brent Zuzo, 2013-..............................45 of 54 Damon Shea, 1995-96................................41 of 52 Kevin McKelvie, 1989-90...........................33 of 42 Fernando Serrano, 1977-79......................29 of 54 Charlie Lee, 1972-75....................................29 of 55

Season

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Tony Zendejas, 1982...................................26 of 33 Marty Zendejas, 1984.................................22 of 27 Kevin McKelvie, 1990..................................21 of 24 Tony Zendejas, 1981...................................21 of 24 Damon Shea, 1996......................................20 of 22 Marty Zendejas, 1985.................................19 of 24 Marty Zendejas, 1987.................................17 of 21 Brent Zuzo, 2015...............................17 of 19 Brett Jaekle, 2007.........................................16 of 21 Damon Fine, 2001........................................15 of 23

Single Game

1. 5. 6. 7.

Tony Zendejas v. Weber State, 1982...........5 of 5 Marty Zendejas v. Idaho State, 1984..........5 of 5 Marty Zendejas v. N. Arizona, 1985............5 of 5 Damon Fine v. Rice, 2001...............................5 of 5 Tony Zendejas v. Idaho, 1983........................5 of 6 Tony Zendejas v. N. Arizona, 1982..............5 of 7 Kevin McKelvie v. E. Wash, 1990...................4 of 4 Charlie Lee v. CS Northridge, 1974.............4 of 4 Marty Zendejas v. Idaho St.,1987................4 of 4 Brett Jaekle v. Miami, 2006............................4 of 4

points after touchdowns Career

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

Brett Jaekle, 2005-08.............................211 of 221 Marty Zendejas, 1984-87......................169 of 171 Damon Shea, 1995-1997......................157 of 163 Damon Fine, 2001-04............................129 of 141 Brent Zuzo, 2013-......................... 114 of 121 Fernando Serrano, 1977-79.................106 of 125 Bob Corley, 1947-49................................. 97 of 136 Tony Zendejas, 1981-83.............................90 of 94 Charlie Lee, 1972-75....................................88 of 97 Anthony Martinez, 2010............................84 of 86

Season

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

Anthony Martinez, 2010............................76 of 77 Brett Jaekle, 2008.........................................63 of 63 Damon Shea, 1995......................................61 of 63 Ricky Drake, 2009.........................................60 of 64 Rick Schwendinger, 1991..........................57 of 62 Allen Hardison...............................................56 of 57 Damon Shea, 1995......................................55 of 56 Marty Zendejas, 1986.................................53 of 54 Brett Jaekle, 2007.........................................51 of 54 Marty Zendejas, 1985.................................50 of 54

Single Game

1. 2.

Ricky Drake v. Idaho, 2009........................10 of 10 Anthony Martinez v. Idaho, 2010................9 of 9 Ricky Drake v. UNLV, 2009..............................9 of 9 Mike Phillips v. Cal Poly, 1998.......................9 of 9 Damon Shea v. New Mexico St., 1996........9 of 9 Damon Shea v. Kent, 1996.............................9 of 9 Phillip Stamper v. Tex. Southern, 1993......9 of 9 Fernando Serrano v. W. Wash., 1978...........9 of 9 Allen Hardison v. Hawaii, 2012.................. 9 of 10 Fernando Serrano v. Sac. St., 1977........... 9 of 10

total offense Career

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

Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10.......................... 14,210 Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014............................. 13,141 David Neill, 1998-0111,................................ 11,145 Eric Beavers, 1983-86.......................................9,028 Fred Gatlin, 1989-92.........................................8,568 Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.......................................8,423 Chris Vargas, 1990-93......................................8,181 Mike Maxwell, 1993-95...................................7,129 John Dutton, 1996-97.....................................6,216 Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77...........................................6,050

Season

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

Chris Vargas, 1993.............................................4,332 Colin Kaepernick, 2010...................................4,228 Colin Kaepernick, 2008...................................3,979 Cody Fajardo, 2012...........................................3,907 Mike Maxwell, 1995..........................................3,623 David Neill, 1999...............................................3,611 Cody Fajardo, 2014 ......................................... 3,544 Zack Threadgill, 2002.......................................3,534 John Dutton, 1997............................................3,522 Mike Maxwell, 1994..........................................3,498

Single Game

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

David Neill v. New Mexico St., 1998............... 582 John Dutton v. Boise State, 1997.................... 568 Mike Maxwell v. UNLV, 1995............................. 543 Mike Maxwell v. La. Tech, 1995........................ 540 Chris Vargas v. UNLV, 1993................................ 537 David Neill v. San Jose State, 2001................. 507 Chris Vargas v. Utah State, 1993...................... 507 Chris Vargas v. San Jose State, 1993.............. 501 David Neill v. Idaho, 1998.................................. 498 Eric Bennett v. San Jose State, 1995.............. 494

Rushing Yards Career

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Frank Hawkins, 1977-80..................................5,333 Vai Taua, 2007-10..............................................4,588 Charvez Foger, 1985-88..................................4,484 Chris Lemon, 1996 -99....................................4,246 Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10.............................4,112 Chance Kretchsmer, 2001-04........................3,782 Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014................................3,482

Individual Records

1. Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 2001.................. 327 2. Lucius Floyd v. Montana State, 1986............. 305 3. Frank Hawkins v. S.F. State, 1978.................... 293 4. Anthony Corley v. Weber State, 1982........... 274 5. Frank Hawkins v. Idaho, 1980.......................... 268 6. Vai Taua v. Fresno State, 2008.......................... 263 7. Otto Kelly v. Idaho, 1983.................................... 252 8. Stefphon Jefferson v. N’western St., 2012... 247 9. Chance Kretschmer v. La. Tech, 2001............ 242 10. Luke Lippincott, v. Utah St., 2007................... 241 11. Colin Kaepernick v. UNLV, 2008...................... 240 12. Colin Kaepernick v. Idaho, 2009...................... 230 13. Earnie O’Leary v. S.F. State, 1973..................... 226 14. Frank Hawkins v. Idaho, 1979.......................... 217 15. Charvez Foger v. Idaho State, 1988............... 206 16. Frank Hawkins v. Montana, 1980.................... 202 17. Frank Hawkins v. Weber State, 1979.............. 201 Rushing attempts Career

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

Frank Hawkins, 1977-80..................................... 947 Chris Lemon, 1996 -99....................................... 904 Chance Kretchsmer, 2001-2004...................... 873 Charvez Foger, 1985-88..................................... 866 Vai Taua, 2007-10................................................. 711 Cody Fajardo 2011-2014................................... 636 Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10................................ 600 Anthony Corley, 1980-83................................... 554 John Vicari, 1977-80............................................ 539 Don Jackson, 2013-15........................................ 528

Season

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

Stefphon Jefferson, 2012.................................. 375 Frank Hawkins, 1980........................................... 307 Chance Kretschmer, 2001*............................... 302 Charvez Foger, 1988............................................ 298 Frank Hawkins, 1979........................................... 293 Vai Taua, 2010........................................................ 284 Luke Lippincott, 2007......................................... 267 B.J. Mitchell, 2005................................................. 261 Frank Hawkins, 1978........................................... 259 Chris Lemon, 1998............................................... 253

*NCAA freshman record

Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10*.................................59 Chris Lemon, 1996-99............................................53 Charvez Foger, 1985-88........................................52 Vai Taua, 2007-10....................................................45 Cody Fajardo 2011-14...........................................44 Frank Hawkins, 1977-80........................................39 Chance Kretschmer, 2001-04..............................35 Luke Lippincott, 2005-09.....................................34 Stefphon Jefferson, 2010-12...............................30 Earnie O’Leary, 1970-73........................................25 B.J. Mitchell, 2002-05.............................................25

*NCAA quarterback record Season

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7.

Stefphon Jefferson, 2012.....................................24 Colin Kaepernick, 2010.........................................20 Vai Taua, 2010...........................................................19 Chris Lemon, 1997..................................................19 Colin Kaepernick, 2008.........................................17 Colin Kaepernick, 2009.........................................16 Vai Taua, 2008...........................................................15 Luke Lippincott, 2007............................................15 Chance Kretschmer, 2001....................................15 Frank Hawkins, 1978..............................................15

Single Game

1. 3. 4. 5. 5.

Stefphon Jefferson v. Hawai’i................................ 6 Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 2001....................... 6 Mike Ball v. UNLV, 2009........................................... 5 Johnny Gordon v. Texas A&M-Kings., 1984...... 5 Colin Kaepernick v. Idaho, 2009........................... 4 Cody Fajardo v. NMSU, 2011................................. 4 Luke Lippincott v. La. Tech, 2007......................... 4 Luke Lippincott v. Boise St., 2007........................ 4 Chris Lemon v. New Mexico State, 1997........... 4 Ray Whalen v. Furman, 1990................................. 4 Lucius Floyd v. Montana State, 1986.................. 4 Frank Hawkins v. Idaho, 1980 .............................. 4 B.J. Mitchell v. Idaho, 2005..................................... 4

passing Yards Career

1. David Neill, 1998-2001................................. 10,901 2. Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10.......................... 10,098 3. Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014................................9,659 4. Eric Beavers, 1983-86 ......................................8,629 5. Fred Gatlin, 1989-92.........................................8,312 6. Chris Vargas, 1990-93......................................8,130 7. Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.......................................7,862 8. Mike Maxwell, 1993-95...................................7,256 9. John Dutton, 1996-97.....................................6,276 10. Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77...........................................6,098 Season

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

Chris Vargas, 1993.............................................4,265 Mike Maxwell, 1995..........................................3,611 Mike Maxwell,1994...........................................3,537 John Dutton, 1997............................................3,526 Zack Threadgill, 2002.......................................3,418 David Neill, 1999...............................................3,402 David Neill, 1998...............................................3,249 Colin Kaepernick, 2010...................................3,022 Jeff Rowe, 2005..................................................2,925 Colin Kaepernick, 2008...................................2,849

passing touchdowns Career

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

Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10...................................82 Eric Beavers, 1983-86 ............................................78 David Neill, 1998-2001..........................................73 Fred Gatlin, 1989-92...............................................63 Mike Maxwell, 1993-95.........................................62 Chris Vargas, 1990-93............................................60 Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77 ................................................59 Cody Fajardo, 2011-14..........................................57 Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.............................................54 John Dutton, 1996-97...........................................42

Season

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 8. 10.

Chris Vargas, 1993...................................................34 Mike Maxwell, 1995................................................33 David Neill, 1998.....................................................29 Mike Maxwell, 1994................................................29 Eric Beavers, 1985 ..................................................27 Zack Threagill, 2002...............................................26 Jeff Tisdel, 1976 .......................................................26 Eric Beavers, 1986 ..................................................25 Jeff Tisdel, 1977 .......................................................25 Colin Kaepernick, 2008.........................................22 John Dutton, 1996..................................................22 Stan Heath, 1948 ....................................................22

Single Game

1. 4.

Mike Maxwell v. UNLV, 1995.................................. 7 Mike Maxwell v. La.-Monroe, 1995..................... 7 Chris Vargas v. UNLV, 1993..................................... 7 David Neill v. Idaho, 1998....................................... 5 John Dutton v. Boise State, 1997......................... 5 John Dutton v. Arkansas State, 1996................. 5 Mike Maxwell v. La. Tech, 1995............................. 5 Chris Vargas v. Utah State, 1992 (2nd half )...... 5 Fred Gatlin v. Western Illinois, 1990 ................... 5 Fred Gatlin v. N. Arizona, 1989 ............................ 5 Larry Worman v. South Dakota, 1978 ............... 5 Stan Heath v. Oklahoma City, 1948 ................... 5 Colin Kaepernick v. Idaho, 2010 .......................... 5

INTRO TEAM INFO

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

David Neill v. New Mexico State, 1998......... 611 John Dutton v. Boise State, 1997.................... 557 Mike Maxwell v. UNLV, 1995............................. 552 Chris Vargas v. UNLV, 1993................................ 538 Mike Maxwell v. La. Tech, 1995........................ 535 Chris Vargas v. Utah State, 1993...................... 518 Eric Bennett v. San Jose State, 1995.............. 492 David Neill v. Idaho, 1998.................................. 480 David Neill v. San Jose State, 2001................. 474 John Dutton v. Idaho, 1997.............................. 470 Chris Vargas v. McNeese State, 1992............. 466 John Dutton v. North Texas, 1997.................. 460 Chris Vargas v. San Jose State, 1993.............. 457 Chris Vargas v. Weber State, 1993.................. 451

PLAYERS

Career

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

COACHES & STAFF

* – Most by a quarterback. ^ – Only team in NCAA history to have three 1,000-yard rushers in the same season. Single Game (200-yard rushers)

Rushing touchdowns

Single Game (450+ Games)

STATISTICS

1. Stefphon Jefferson, 2012...............................1,883 2. Chance Kretschmer, 2001..............................1,732 3. Frank Hawkins, 1980........................................1,719 4. Frank Hawkins, 1979........................................1,683 5. Vai Taua, 2010.....................................................1,610 6. Vai Taua, 2008.....................................................1,521 7. Frank Hawkins, 1978........................................1,445 8. Luke Lippincott, 2007......................................1,420 9. B.J. Mitchell, 2005..............................................1,399 10. Vai Taua, 2009^..................................................1,345 11. James Butler, 2015................................1,342 12. Charvez Foger, 1988.........................................1,287 13. Charvez Foger, 1985.........................................1,241 14. Anthony Corley, 1982......................................1,222 15. Colin Kaepernick, 2010*.................................1,206 16. Colin Kaepernick, 2009^................................1,183 17. Chris Lemon, 1999............................................1,170 18. Chance Kretschmer, 2003..............................1,162 19. Chris Lemon, 1998............................................1,154 20. Colin Kaepernick, 2008...................................1,130 21. Wayne Ferguson, 1977....................................1,128 23. Cody Fajardo, 2012...........................................1,121 23. Matt Milton, 2002..............................................1,108 24. Otto Kelly, 1983.................................................1,090 25. Don Jackson, 2015............................................1,082 26. Marcellus Chrishon, 1994...............................1,076 27. Lucius Floyd, 1986............................................1.066 28. Chris Lemon, 1997............................................1,055 29. Kin Minor, 1995..................................................1,052 30. Cody Fajardo, 2014 ...........................................1,046 31. Luke Lippincott, 2009^...................................1,034 32. Anthony Corley, 1983......................................1,006

1. Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 2001.....................45 2. Chris Lemon v. UNLV, 1998..................................44 Ray Whalen v. Boise State, 1990.........................44 4. Charvez Foger v. Idaho State, 1988..................43 5. Cody Fajardo v. NMSU, 2011...............................40 Stefphon Jefferson v. Texas St., 2012...............40 Anthony Corley v. Pacific, 1983.........................40 7. Anthony Corley v. Weber State, 1982.............39 8. Charvez Foger v. Weber State, 1988.................38 9. Ray Whalen v. Weber State, 1990......................37 10. Luke Lippincott, 2007............................................36 Earnie O’Leary v. S.F. State, 1973........................36

passing completions Career

1. Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014................................... 878 2. David Neill, 1998-2001....................................... 763 3. Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10................................ 740 4. Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.......................................... 682 5. Eric Beavers, 1983-86 ......................................... 642 6. Chris Vargas, 1990-93......................................... 625 7. Fred Gatlin, 1989-92............................................ 613 8. Mike Maxwell, 1993-95...................................... 560 9. John Dutton, 1996-97........................................ 447 10. Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77.............................................. 394

RECORD BOOK

Season (1,000-yard rushers)

Single Game

Season

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

Chris Vargas, 1993................................................ 331 Mike Maxwell, 1995............................................. 277 Zack Threadgill, 2002.......................................... 275 Mike Maxwell, 1994............................................. 271 David Neill, 1999.................................................. 247 Cody Fajardo, 2012.............................................. 246 Cody Fajardo, 2013.............................................. 243 Jeff Rowe, 2005..................................................... 241 Cody Fajardo, 2014 ............................................. 239 Colin Kaepernick, 2010...................................... 233

HISTORY

8. Luke Lippincott, 2005-09...............................3,014 9. Anthony Corley, 1980-83................................2,677 10. John Vicari, 1977-80.........................................2,539

Individual Records Single Game

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

100

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 9.

Chris Vargas v. McNeese State, 1992................43 Mike Maxwell v. UNLV, 1995................................41 Cody Fajardo v. Air Force, 2013..........................38 Mike Maxwell v. Toledo, 1995.............................38 Chris Vargas v. Weber State, 1993.....................37 Mike Maxwell v. San Diego State, 1995...........36 Chris Vargas v. Arkansas State, 1993................36 Chris Vargas v. N. Illinois, 1993...........................36 David Neill v. Colorado State, 1999...................35 Mike Maxwell v. La. Tech, 1995...........................35 Mike Maxwell v. La.-Monroe, 1995...................35 Chris Vargas v. San Jose State, 1993.................35

Passing attempts Career

1. David Neill, 1998-2001....................................1,374 2. Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014................................1,348 3. Colin Kaepernick, 2007-10.............................1,271 4. Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.......................................1,122 5. Fred Gatlin, 1989-92.........................................1,116 6. Eric Beavers, 1983-86 ......................................1,095 7. Chris Vargas, 1990-93......................................1,027 8. Mike Maxwell,1993-95....................................... 881 9. Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77 ............................................. 776 10. John Dutton, 1996-97........................................ 701 Season

Note: (bold indicates current player) Single Game

1. 4.

receptions Career

1. Trevor Insley, 1996-99......................................... 298 2. Geoff Noisy, 1995-98........................................... 295 3. Brandon Wimberly, 2009-13............................ 261 4. Nate Burleson, 2000-02..................................... 248 5. Bryan Reeves, 1991-93....................................... 234 6. Alex Van Dyke, 1994-95..................................... 227 7. Nichiren Flowers, 2002-05................................ 214 8. Caleb Spencer, 2004-06..................................... 189 9. Richy Turner, 2012-14......................................... 184 10. Jeff Wright, 1976-79............................................ 175 Season

Single Game

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9.

Passing interceptions

1. 2. 6. 7. 9.

1. Chris Vargas, 1993................................................ 490 2. Zack Threadgill, 2002.......................................... 451 3. Mike Maxwell, 1994............................................. 447 4. David Neill, 1999.................................................. 423 5. Mike Maxwell, 1995............................................. 409 6. Cody Fajardo, 2014 ............................................. 405 7. Jeff Rowe, 2005.................................................... 389 8. Colin Kaepernick, 2007...................................... 383 9. Cody Fajardo, 2014.............................................. 376 10. Cody Fajardo, 2012.............................................. 367 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 9.

Chris Vargas v. McNeese State, 1992................75 Mike Maxwell v. San Diego State, 1995...........61 Chris Vargas v. Weber State, 1993.....................58 David Neill v. New Mexico State, 1998............57 Mike Maxwell v. Toledo, 1995.............................57 Chris Vargas v. Utah State, 1993.........................56 John Dutton v. Oregon, 1997.............................55 Mike Maxwell v Boise State, 1994.....................55 Cody Fajardo v. Air Force, 2013..........................54 Mike Maxwell v. UNLV, 1995................................54 Chris Vargas v. Arkansas State, 1993................54 Zack Threadgill v. UTEP, 2002..............................54

Career

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 9. 10.

Fred Gatlin, 1989-92...............................................46 Chris Vargas, 1990-93............................................42 Eric Beavers, 1983-86 ............................................37 Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77.................................................34 John Barnes, 1967-69............................................34 Mike Maxwell. 1993-95 .....................................33 David Neill, 1998-2001..........................................33 Jeff Rowe, 2002-2006.............................................33 Cody Fajardo, 2011-14..........................................29 Paul Silvia, 1970-71 ................................................28

Season

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 8.

John Barnes, 1969 ..................................................23 Chris Vargas, 1993...................................................18 Mike Maxwell, 1995................................................17 Zack Threadgill, 2002.............................................17 Chris Vargas, 1992...................................................16 Chris Ault, 1966 .......................................................15 Mike Maxwell,1994.................................................15 Fred Gatlin, 1991.....................................................14 Jim Zaccheo, 1988 .................................................14 Jeff Tisdel, 1976........................................................14 Gene Watkins, 1972 ...............................................14 Paul Silvia, 1971.......................................................14 Paul Silvia, 1970 ......................................................14

Mike Maxwell v. San Diego State, 1995............. 5 Chris Vargas v. McNeese State, 1992.................. 5 Chris Vargas v. Weber State, 1993....................... 5 Chris Vargas v. Wisconsin, 1993............................ 4 Steve Backster v. E. Washington, 1989 ............. 4 John Barnes (twice) ................................................. 4 Marshall Sperbeck (three times) ......................... 4 Jim Zaccheo v. Boise State, 1988 ........................ 4 Eric Beavers v. Southern Illinois, 1983 .............. 4 Larry Worman v. Massachussets, 1978 ............. 4 Jeff Rowe at Boise State, 2005.............................. 4 Cody Fajardo vs. Boise State, 2014...................... 4

Nate Burleson, 2002............................................ 138 Trevor Insley, 1999............................................... 134 Alex Van Dyke, 1995............................................ 129 Damond Wilkins, 1996....................................... 114 Geoff Noisy, 1996....................................................98 Alex Van Dyke,1994................................................98 Brandon Wimberly, 2013......................................97 Geoff Noisy, 1998....................................................94 Rishard Matthews...................................................91 Bryan Reeves, 1993................................................91 Nichiren Flowers, 2004..........................................91

Single Game

Nate Burleson v. UTEP, 2002................................19 Geoff Noisy v. Arkansas State, 1996.................18 Geoff Noisy v. Oregon, 1997...............................18 Alex Van Dyke v. UNLV, 1995...............................18 Alex Van Dyke v. Toledo, 1995............................18 Trevor Insley v. Colorado State, 1999...............17 Alex Van Dyke v. La. Tech, 1995..........................16 Bryan Reeves v. CS Fullerton, 1992...................16 Brandon Wimberly v. Air Force...........................15 Alex Van Dyke v. La.-Monroe, 1995...................15 Alex Van Dyke vs Fresno State,1994.................15 Bryan Reeves v. San Jose State, 1992...............15 Ross Ortega v. Furman, 1990..............................15

receiving yards Career (1,500+ Yards)

1. Trevor Insley, 1996-99......................................5,005 2. Geoff Noisy, 1995-98........................................4,249 3. Bryan Reeves, 1991-93....................................3,408 4. Nate Burleson, 1999-02..................................3,287 5. Alex Van Dyke, 1994-95..................................3,100 6. Brandon Wimberly, 2009-..............................3,049 7. Jeff Wright, 1976-79.........................................3,034 8. Tony Logan, 1985-88 ......................................2,922 9. Marko Mitchell, 2006-08.................................2,763 10. Nichiren Flowers, 2002-05.............................2,648 11. Bryan Calder, 1984-86.....................................2,559 12. Rishard Matthews, 2010-11...........................2,243 13. Caleb Spencer, 2004-2006 ............................2,214 14. Richy Turner, 2012-14......................................2,094 15. Mike Senior, 1991-94.......................................2,074 16 Damond Wilkins, 1995-96..............................1,873 17. Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90 .............................1,845 18. Tim Fleming, 2000-03......................................1,749 19. Michael Stephens, 1992-93...........................1,699 20. Hasaan Henderson, 2013-....................1,664 Season (1,000+ Yards)

1. Trevor Insley, 1999............................................2,060 2. Alex Van Dyke, 1995.........................................1,854

3. Nate Burleson, 2002.........................................1,629 4. Geoff Noisy, 1996..............................................1,435 5. Geoff Noisy, 1998..............................................1,405 6. Rishard Matthews, 2011.................................1,364 7. Alex Van Dyke,1994..........................................1,246 8. Bryan Reeves, 1993..........................................1,228 9. Trevor Insley, 1998............................................1,220 10. Geoff Noisy, 1997..............................................1,184 11. Trevor Insley, 1997............................................1,151 12. Marko Mitchell, 2008.......................................1,141 13. Marko Mitchell, 2007.......................................1,129 14. Nichiren Flowers, 2004....................................1,126 15. Damond Wilkins, 1996....................................1,121 16. Bryan Reeves, 1992..........................................1,114 17. Tony Logan, 1987 .............................................1,099 18. Tony Logan, 1988 .............................................1,098 19. Michael Stephens, 1993..................................1,062 20. Treamelle Taylor, 1989 ....................................1,033 Single Game (200+ Yards)

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

Nate Burleson v. San Jose State, 2001.......... 326 Alex Van Dyke v. San Jose State, 1995.......... 314 Treamelle Taylor v. Montana, 1989................ 299 Geoff Noisy v. Utah State, 1996....................... 296 Geoff Noisy v. New Mexico State, 1998........ 283 Alex Van Dyke vs La. Tech, 1995...................... 272 Trevor Insley v. North Texas, 1999.................. 263 Geoff Noisy v. Idaho, 1998................................ 259 Trevor Insley v. Idaho, 1999.............................. 254 Bryan Reeves v. Utah State, 1993................... 249 Ross Ortega v. Furman, 1990........................... 247 Trevor Insley v. Utah State, 1999..................... 242 Alex Van Dyke v. UNLV, 1995............................ 230 Chris Singleton v. Weber State, 1991............ 225 Rishard Matthews v. UNLV, 2011.................... 220 Trevor Insley v. Boise State, 1997.................... 217 Nate Burleson v. BYU, 2002............................... 215 Trevor Insley v. Oregon, 1999.......................... 212 Mike Senior v. UNLV, 1993................................. 212 Rishard Matthews v. Utah State, 2011.......... 205

receiving touchdowns Career

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 9. 10.

Trevor Insley, 1996-99............................................35 Bryan Reeves, 1990-93..........................................32 Tony Logan, 1985-88 ............................................27 Jeff Wright, 1976-79 ..............................................27 Alex Van Dyke, 1994-95........................................26 Marko Mitchell, 2006-08.......................................22 Nate Burleson, 1999-02........................................22 Bryan Calder, 1983-86...........................................22 Geoff Noisy, 1995-98..............................................21 Brandon Wimberly, 2009-13...............................18 Scott Threde, 1983-86 ..........................................18

Season

1. 2. 3. 4. 7. 9.

Bryan Reeves, 1993................................................17 Alex Van Dyke, 1995...............................................16 Trevor Insley, 1999..................................................13 Nate Burleson, 2002...............................................12 Steve McHenry, 1995.............................................12 Tony Logan, 1987....................................................12 Trevor Insley, 1998..................................................11 Jeff Wright, 1978......................................................11 Marko Mitchell, 2008.............................................10 Alex Van Dyke, 1994...............................................10 Bryan Reeves, 1992................................................10 Tony Logan, 1988....................................................10

Single Game

1. 2.

Chris Singleton v. E. Washington, 1991............. 4 Aaron Bradley v. Idaho, 2011................................ 3 Adam Bishop v. Nicholls State, 2007.................. 3 Geoff Noisy v. Idaho, 1998..................................... 3 Alex Van Dyke v. San Jose State, 1995............... 3 Alex Van Dyke v. UNLV, 1995................................. 3 Alex Van Dyke v. La. Tech, 1995............................ 3 Steve McHenry v. La.-Monroe, 1995................... 3 Alex Van Dyke v. Fresno State, 1994................... 3 Alex Van Dyke v. New Mexico State, 1994........ 3 Bryan Reeves v. San Jose State, 1993................. 3

Individual Records

Season

1. 3. 5.

Greg Grouwinkel, 1974........................................... 9 Tony Shaw, 1983 ....................................................... 9 Greg Grouwinkel, 1972 .......................................... 7 Joe Peterson, 1986 ................................................... 7 Dameon Baber, 2015................................... 6 Darnell Hasson, 1996............................................... 6 William Duckett, 1991............................................. 6 William Duckett, 1989............................................. 6 Mike Brown, 1987..................................................... 6 Bernard Ellison, 1987............................................... 6 Patrick Hunter, 1985 ................................................ 6 Lee Fobbs, 1979 ........................................................ 6 Jim Jamison, 1966..................................................... 6 Joe Garcia, 2006......................................................... 6

Single Game

1. Greg Grouwinkel v. Portland State, 1974 ........ 4 2 Dameon Baber v. Fresno State, 2015......... 3 interception return yards Career

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

Greg Grouwinkel, 1972-74 ............................... 337 Nick Hawthrone, 2003-06................................. 288 Xavier Kairy, 1989-92.......................................... 229 Tony Shaw, 1981-83 ........................................... 223 William Duckett, 1989-92.................................. 208 Khalid Wooten, 2009-12.................................... 206 Bernard Ellison, 1986-90.................................... 205 Darnell Hasson, 1993-96................................... 187 Tom Reed, 1967-69.............................................. 165 Darnell Hasson, 1993-95................................... 162

Season

1. 2. 3. 6. 7. 8. 9.

William Duckett, 1991........................................ 176 Tony Shaw, 1983................................................... 151 Daryl McCoy, 1985............................................... 139 Greg Grouwinkel, 1974 ..................................... 139 Greg Grouwinkel, 1972...................................... 139 Greg Newhouse, 1973 ....................................... 126 Joe Peterson, 1986............................................... 119 Alex Willis, 1975.................................................... 114 Tom Reed, 1967.................................................... 102

Single Game

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

Scott Nader v. Hayward State, 1972 ................96 Marion Motley v. USF, 1942.................................95 Khalid Wooten v. NMSU, 2010............................90 Daryl McCoy v. Montana State, 1985...............87 Jonathon Amaya v. Nebraska, 2007.................80 Steve Knapp v. Idaho, 1979.................................80 Khalid Wooten v. NMSU, 2010............................78 William Duckett v. N. Arizona, 1991.................70 Mack Carminer v. Fresno State, 1998...............66 Tom Foster v. Westminster, 1977.......................66

Season

1. Harry Williams, 1987 .............................................42 2. Mike Ball, 2010.........................................................34 3. Kendall Brock, 2012................................................31 Mike Ball, 2009.........................................................31 5. Kendall Brock, 2011................................................28 6. Mike Smith, 1974 ...................................................27 Tony Logan, 1986 ...................................................27 8. Alex Van Dyke, 1995...............................................26 9. Brian Fludd, 2008....................................................24 10. Chris Lemon, 1996..................................................23 Paul Williams, 1977.................................................23 Single Game

1. 2. 4.

Lucius Floyd v. CS Fullerton, 1984 ...................... 8 Alex Van Dyke v. Toledo, 1995.............................. 7 Mike Smith v. Colorado State, 1974 ................... 7 Several at...................................................................... 6

kickoff return yards Career

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

Mike Ball, 2009-11.............................................1,695 Kendall Brock, 2011-14...................................1,503 Paul Williams, 1975-77....................................1,339 Dwayne Sanders, 2006-09.............................1,174 Ronnie Hardiman, 2000-03............................1,148 Alex Van Dyke, 1994-95..................................1,034 Elijah Mitchell, 2013-............................1,004 Tony Logan, 1985-88 ......................................... 984 Harry Williams, 1987........................................... 842 Mike Smith, 1974.................................................. 774

Season

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

Harry Williams, 1987 .......................................... 842 Mike Ball, 2010...................................................... 833 Mike Smith, 1974 ................................................ 774 Mike Ball, 2009...................................................... 768 Kendall Brock, 2012............................................. 724 Tony Logan, 1986................................................. 665 Elijah Mitchell, 2015................................ 661 Kendall Brock, 2011............................................. 604 Alex Van Dyke, 1995............................................ 583 Dwayne Sanders, 2006....................................... 550

Single Game

1. Mike Smith v. Colorado State, 1974 .............. 195 2. Elijah Mitchell v. Colorado State, 2015... 182 3. Chris Singleton v. Texas Southern, 1992...... 180 4. Treamelle Taylor v. Idaho State, 1990............ 164 5. Alex Van Dyke v. Toledo, 1995......................... 162 6. Mike Ball v. Fresno St., 2010.............................. 160 7. Mike Ball v. Hawaii, 2010................................... 148 8. Dwayne Sanders v. Boise State, 2007........... 144 9. Dwayne Sanders v. Hawaii, 2006.................... 142 10. Kendall Brock v. Fresno St. 2012..................... 139 kickoff return average Career (Minimum 15 returns)

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

Mike Smith, 1974 (27/774)............................... 28.7 Chris Singleton, 1992 (17/497)....................... 25.9 Elijah Mitchell, 2013- (40/1,004)............ 25.1 Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90 (27/687)............... 25.4 Paul Williams, 1975-77 (55/1,339)................. 24.4 Mike Ball, 2009- (65-1601)................................ 24.2 Dwayne Sanders, 2006-09 (49/1,174).......... 24.0 Jeff Jones, 1979-80 (21/475)........................... 22.6 Brian Fludd, 2007-08 (24/530......................... 22.1 Alex Van Dyke,1994-95 (47/1034)................. 22.0

INTRO

Chris Singleton, 1992 (17/497)....................... 29.2 Mike Smith, 1974 (27 774)............................... 28.7 Paul Williams, 1976 (15 420)............................ 28.0 Elijah Mitchell, 2015 (25-661)................ 26.4 Treamelle Taylor, 1990 (17/446)..................... 26.2 Jeff Jones, 1980 (10/260).................................. 26.0 Paul Williams, 1975 (17/ 438).......................... 25.7 Del Bates, 1998 (16/402)................................... 25.1 Dwayne Sanders, 2006 (22/550).................... 25.0 Mike Ball, 2009 (31-768).................................... 24.8

Single Game (Minimum 2 returns)

1. 3. 4. 5.

Chris Singleton v. Texas Southern, 1992 (3 for 180).................................................... 60.0 Tommy Kalmanir v. Montana State, 1946 (2 for 120).................................................... 60.0 Mike Ball v. Colorado State, 2009 (2 for 98)...................................................... 49.0 Lucius Floyd v. Montana State, 1984 (2 for 93)................................................................. 46.5 Del Bates v. Boise State, 1998 (3 for 129)............................................................... 43.0

TEAM INFO

Greg Grouwinkel, 1972-74 ..................................20 Joe Peterson, 1983-86...........................................19 Alex Willis, 1975-78.................................................18 Ken Byrne, 1967-70 ...............................................17 Tony Shaw, 1981-83...............................................17 Darnell Hasson, 1993-96......................................15 Patrick Hunter, 1982-85 .......................................15 Mike Brown, 1985-88.............................................15 Nick Hawthrone, 2003-06....................................14 Xavier Kairy, 1989-92.............................................14

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

punt returns Career

1. Don Morgan, 1995-98...........................................79 2. Bryan Reeves, 1991-93..........................................77 Jeff Wright, 1976-79 ..............................................77 4. Brian Kaskie, 1984-87 ...........................................69 5. Bill Marioni, 1970-72 .............................................59 6. Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90 ...................................55 7. Billie Byrd, 1978,80-81 ..........................................50 8. Rishard Matthews, 2010-11.................................48 Tim Maloy, 1976-78................................................48 10. Larry Getz, 1968-69................................................38 Season

1. Billie Byrd, 1980 ......................................................44 2. Rishard Matthews, 2011.......................................43 3. Tim Maloy, 1978 .....................................................42 4. Don Morgan, 1996..................................................36 5. Treamelle Taylor, 1990 ..........................................35 6. Bryan Reeves, 1991................................................30 7. Jeff Wright, 1978 .....................................................29 Tony Logan, 1988 ...................................................29 9. Brian Kaskie, 1985 ..................................................28 10. Bill Marioni, 1971 ....................................................26 Brian Kaskie, 1984 ..................................................26

PLAYERS

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 9.

Kendall Brock, 2011-14.........................................70 Mike Ball, 2009-2011..............................................70 Paul Williams, 1975-77 .........................................55 Ronnie Hardiman, 2000-03..................................54 Dwayne Sanders, 2006-09...................................49 Tony Logan, 1985-88.............................................49 Alex Van Dyke, 1994-95........................................47 Harry Williams, 1987 .............................................42 Elijah Mitchell, 2013-................................. 40 Chris Wellington, 2007-10....................................30

COACHES & STAFF

Career

1. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9 10.

Season (Minimum 10 returns)

Single Game

1. Tim Maloy v. South Dakota, 1978 ....................... 9 2. Several players tied with........................................ 6 Punt Return Yards Career

1. Don Morgan, 1995-98........................................ 771 2. Jeff Wright, 1976-79............................................ 737 3. Bryan Reeves, 1991-93....................................... 699 4. Bill Marioni, 1970-72 .......................................... 667 5. Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90 ................................ 662 6. Brian Kaskie, 1984-87.......................................... 586 7. Rishard Matthews, 2010-11.............................. 551 8. Tim Maloy, 1976-78 ............................................ 449 9. Alex Rosenblum, 2003-07................................. 402 10. Billie Byrd, 1978, 80-81....................................... 342 Season

1. Don Morgan, 1996............................................... 435 2. Tim Maloy, 1978 .................................................. 392 3. Treamelle Taylor, 1990........................................ 388 4. Jeff Wright, 1976................................................... 359 5. Bill Marioni, 1970 ................................................. 347 6. Bryan Reeves, 1990............................................. 329 7. Billie Byrd, 1980.................................................... 320 8. Tony Logan, 1988 ................................................ 311 9. Rishard Matthews, 2011.................................... 307 10. Treamelle Taylor, 1989 ....................................... 274 Single Game (100+ yards)

1. Jeff Wright v. Simon Fraser, 1976 ................... 136 2. Bill Marioni v. Eastern Oregon, 1970 ............ 117 3. Treamelle Taylor v. Idaho, 1990....................... 115

STATISTICS

interceptions

kickoff returns Career

RECORD BOOK

Bryan Reeves v. Utah State, 1993........................ 3 Bryan Reeves v. Utah State, 1992........................ 3 Treamelle Taylor v. Western Illinois, 1990 ........ 3 Tony Logan v. Northern Arizona, 1987 ............. 3 Alphonso Williams v. N. Iowa, 1982 ................... 3 Jeff Wright v. South Dakota, 1978 ...................... 3 Steve Senini v. W. Montana, 1977 ....................... 3 Tommy Kalmanir v. Oklahoma City, 1948........ 3 Tommy Kalmanir v. Santa Clara, 1946................ 3

HISTORY

101

Individual Records Punt Return average Career (Minimum 15 returns)

INTRO

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

De’Angelo Wilson, 2005-06 (16/228)............ 14.2 Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90 (55/662)............... 12.0 Rishard Matthews, 2010- (25-244)................ 11.5 Jack Byrom, 1965-67 (24/274)........................ 11.4 Bill Marioni, 1970-72 (59/667)........................ 11.3 Kevin Stanley, 2004-05 (23/257).................... 11.2 Tony Logan, 1985-88 (30/319)........................ 10.6 Marlon McLaughlin, 2001 (19/198).............. 10.4 Don Morgan, 1995-98 (79/771)........................9.8 Richy Turner, 2012-14 (18/163).........................9.1 Bryan Reeves, 1991-93.........................................9.1

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

De’Angelo Wilson, 2006 (16/228).................. 14.2 Andrew Celis, 2015 (11/152).................. 13.8 Treamelle Taylor, 1989 (20/ 274).................... 13.7 Rishard Matthews, 2011 (23/307)................. 13.3 David Kilson, 1982 (16/206)............................ 12.9 Khalid Wooten, 2012 (19/242)........................ 12.7 Jeff Wright,1976 (29/359)................................. 12.4 Marlon McLaughlin, 2001 (19/198).............. 10.4 Rishard Matthews, 2010 (25/244)....................9.8

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 5.

Rishard Matthews v. Fresno State, 2011..... 46.0 (2/92 yards) De’Angelo Wilson v La. Tech, 2006 (3/125).41.6 Treamelle Taylor v. Idaho, 1990 (3/115)....... 38.3 Marlon McLaughlin v. La. Tech, 2001 (2/75).37.5 Kevin Stanley v. La Tech, 2005 (2/70)........... 35.0 Rishard Matthews v. New Mexico, 2011..... 46.0 (2/65 yards) Treamelle Taylor v. UNLV, 1989 (3/89).......... 29.7

Season (Minimum 10 returns)

1. Tom Kolesar, 1974.............................................3,331 2. Derek Jones, 2000.............................................3,119 3. Alex Boy, 2015.......................................2,732 4. Tom Kolesar, 1973.............................................2,701 5. Chase Tenpenny, 2013....................................2,626 6. Alex Boy, 2014.......................................2,404 7. Derek Jones, 2002.............................................2,579 8. David Heppe, 1981...........................................2,540 9. Justin Bergendahl, 2004.................................2,462 10. David Heppe, 1982...........................................2,460 Single Game

TEAM INFO

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

Tom Kolesar v. Santa Clara, 1974.................... 521 Pat Brady v. Loyola (Cal.), 1950........................ 455 Justin Bergendahl v. WSU, 2005...................... 421 Derek Jones v. Colorado State, 2000............. 415 Chase Tenpenny v. Florida State, 2013......... 413 Jake Hurst v. Boise State, 2011........................ 410 Bret Dales v. Montana State, 1984................. 407 Derek Jones at Tulsa, 2000................................ 395 Zachary Whited v. New Mexico, 2007........... 386 Brett Jaekle v. Boise State, 2008...................... 385

PLAYERS

Single Game (Minimum 2 returns)

punting average

punts

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

1. Derek Jones, 2000-03......................................... 266 2. Bret Dales, 1983-86 ............................................ 200 3. David Heppe, 1979-82........................................ 161 4. Tom Kolesar, 1973-74 ........................................ 140 5. Chris Duran, 1987-89.......................................... 125 6. Brad Langley, 2008-10........................................ 124 Alex Boy, 2014-......................................... 124 8. Justin Bergendahl, 2004-05.............................. 117 9. Jason McLean, 1995-97...................................... 111 10. Fred Williams, 1964-65 ...................................... 107

1. Pat Brady, 1950 ................................................... 46.9 2. Armando Avina, 1994........................................ 45.6 3. Chase Tenpenny, 2013...................................... 44.5 4. Brad Langley, 2008............................................. 44.1 5. Alex Boy, 2014......................................... 44.3 6. Chase Tenpenny, 2012...................................... 43.3 7. Tom Kolesar, 1974 .............................................. 43.3 8. Tom Kolesar, 1973 .............................................. 42.9 9. Brad Langley, 2010............................................. 42.6 10. David Heppe, 1982 ............................................ 42.4

1. Derek Jones, 2000...................................................79 2. Tom Kolesar, 1974...................................................77 3. Bob Howell, 1971....................................................73 4. Alex Boy, 2015............................................ 65 5. Justin Bergendahl, 2004.......................................63 Derek Jones, 2002...................................................63 Tom Kolesar, 1973 ..................................................63 8. Zachary Whited, 2007............................................61 9. David Heppe, 1981 ................................................61 10. Chase Tenpenny, 2013..........................................59 Alex Boy, 2014 ........................................... 59

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

1. 2. 3. 5.

Career (Unassisted-Assisted=Total)

Career

COACHES & STAFF

Season

STATISTICS

Single Game

RECORD BOOK

Pat Brady v. Loyola (Cal.), 1950...........................13 Bret Dales v. Montana State, 1984 ...................11 Justin Bergendahl v. WSU, 2005.........................10 Derek Jones v. Colorado State, 2000................10 Chase Tenpenny v. Florida State, 2013.............. 9 Jake Hurst v. Boise State, 2011............................. 9 Jake Hurst v. Southern Miss, 2011....................... 9 Brett Jaekle v. Boise State, 2008........................... 9 Zachary Whited v. New Mexico, 2007................ 9 Bret Dales v. Pacific, 1984 ...................................... 9 Nick Pavich v. UNLV, 1978...................................... 9 Derek Jones at UNLV, 2000.................................... 9 Derek Jones at Tulsa, 2000..................................... 9 Derek Jones vs. TCU, 2000...................................... 9 Derek Jones at BYU, 2001....................................... 9

punting YARDS

HISTORY

102

Season

Career

1. Derek Jones, 2000-03................................... 10,652 2. Bret Dales, 1983-86 .........................................7,967 3. David Heppe, 1979-82.....................................6,649 4. Tom Kolesar, 1973-74.......................................6,032 5. Alex Boy, 2014-......................................5,346 6. Brad Langley, 2008-10.....................................5,278 7. Justin Bergendahl, 2004-05...........................4,691 8. Chase Tenpenny, 2012-13..............................4,618 9. Jason McLean, 1995-97...................................4,483 10. Fred Williams, 1964-65....................................4,019

Career (Minimum 40 punts)

Chase Tenpenny, 2012-2013........................... 44.0 Armando Avina, 1993-94................................. 43.8 Tom Kolesar, 1973-74......................................... 43.1 Alex Boy, 2014-........................................ 43.1 Brad Langley, 2008-10....................................... 42.6 Jake Hurst, 2008-11............................................ 41.5 David Heppe, 1979-82....................................... 41.3 Jason McLean, 1995-98..................................... 40.4 Justin Bergendahl, 2004-05............................. 40.1 Derek Jones, 2000-03 ...................................... 40.0

Season (Minimum 25 punts)

Single Game (Minimum 2 punts)

Brad Langley v. BYU, 2010................................ 56.0 Bob Maher v. CS Hayward, 1967.................... 56.0 Alex Boy v. Air Force, 2014..................... 55.5 Chase Tenpenny v. SDSU, 2013...................... 55.0 Chase Tenpenny v. UNLV, 2013...................... 54.8 Tony Madau v. Willamette, 1976 ................... 54.0 Brad Langley v. Fresno St., 2009.................... 53.0 Justin Bergendahl v. UNLV, 2005................... 52.8 Brad Langley v. E. Wash., 2010........................ 52.0 Alex Boy v. Hawai’i, 2014 ................................. 51.3

tackles 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

DeShone Myles, 1994-97............... 351–177=528 Matt Clafton, 1988-91..................... 240–148=388 Daryl Towns, 2000-03...................... 150-172=322 Brock Marion, 1989-92......................213–93=306 Jorge Cordova, 2000-03.................. 183-118=301 Duke Williams, 2009-12.....................200-95=295 James-Michael Johnson 2008-11... 167-128=295 Steve Knapp, 1978-81..................... 139–153=292 Scott Lommori, 1985-87................ 152–134=286 John Ramatici, 1980-81................. 123–156=279

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 10.

John Ramatici, 1981............................. 72–90=162 DeShone Myles, 1994.......................... 96–42=138 Albert Rosette, 2012............................. 68-67=135 DeShone Myles, 1995.......................... 87–46=133 DeShone Myles, 1997.......................... 90–42=132 Matt Clafton, 1990................................ 84–44=128 DeShone Myles, 1996.......................... 78–47=125 Matt Clafton, 1989................................ 74–51=125 Scott Lommori, 1987........................... 69–56=125 John Ramatici, 1980............................. 51–66=117 Brandon Marshall, 2011...................... 56–61=117

Season (Unassisted-–Assisted-=Total)

Single Game (Unassisted-–Assisted-=Total)

1. Albert Rosette v. Air Force, 2012..........10-15=25 2. Dray Bell v. Air Force, 2-12........................ 8-14=22 3. DeShone Myles, 1995................................ 13-7=20 tackles for loss*

Career

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

Dontay Moch, 2007-10...................................... 63.0 Ezra Butler, 2003-07............................................ 50.5 Kevin Basped, 2007-09...................................... 42.5 Jorge Cordova, 2000-03.................................... 42.0 Derek Kennard, 2000-03................................... 38.5 James-Michael Johnson, 2008-11................. 37.5 Brett Roy, 2008-11............................................... 35.0 Brock Hekking, 2011-14.................................... 34.5 Ian Seau, 2013-15................................................ 34.0 Brandon Marshall, 2008-11............................. 33.5

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 8. 10.

Dontay Moch, 2010............................................ 22.0 Brett Roy, 2011..................................................... 20.5 Dontay Moch, 2009............................................ 20.0 Kevin Basped, 2008............................................ 18.5 Ian Seau, 2015...................................................... 18.5 Dontay Moch, 2008............................................ 17.5 Ezra Butler, 2006.................................................. 17.5 Derek Kennard, 2003......................................... 17.0 Jorge Cordova, 2003.......................................... 17.0 Ezra Butler, 2005.................................................. 15.5

Season

sacks* Career

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 11.

Jorge Cordova, 2000-03.................................... 31.0 Dontay Moch, 2007-10...................................... 30.0 Kevin Basped, 2007-09...................................... 23.5 Brock Hekking, 2011-14.................................... 22.5 Lenny Jones, 2012-15........................................ 20.0 Ian Seau, 2013-15................................................ 18.5 Brett Roy, 2008-11............................................... 18.0 Derek Kennard, 2000-03................................... 18.0 J.J. Milan, 2002-04, 2006................................... 16.5 Ezra Butler, 2004-07............................................ 16.5 Charles Wilson, 2003-06................................... 11.5

1. 3. 4. 7. 8. 10.

Dontay Moch, 2008............................................ 11.5 Jorge Cordova, 2003.......................................... 11.5 Derek Kennard, 2003......................................... 10.5 Kevin Basped, 2008............................................ 10.0 Brett Roy, 2011..................................................... 10.0 Ian Seau, 2015...................................................... 10.0 Kevin Basped, 2009...............................................9.5 J.J. Milan, 2006........................................................9.5 Brock Hekking, 2013.............................................9.0 Ian Seau, 2014 ........................................................8.5 Dontay Moch, 2010 ..............................................8.5 Jorge Cordova, 2002 ............................................8.5

Season

Game

1. Jorge Cordova vs. Washington, 2003..............4.5 2. Ian Seau vs. Hawai’i, 2015...................................4.0

* – since 2000, when the NCAA began tracking as an official statistic. Henry Rolling (1983-86) holds the previous career sack record with 28.5 and the single-season record with 15.5 (1986).

Individual Records miscellaneous

INTRO

Longest Run From Scrimmage Johnny Gordon vs. Montana State, 1984 (TD)..................................................................98 Mark Granucci vs. Boise State, 1971 (TD)............................................................................92 Mike Balentine vs. Sacramento State, 1974 (TD)..............................................................91 James Butler vs. Buffalo, 2015.................................................................................................91

Longest Kickoff Return Johnny Ohrt vs. Willamette, 1936 (TD)............................................................................. 105 Marion Motley vs. San Jose State, 1941 (TD).................................................................. 105 Tommy Kalmanir vs. Montana State, 1946 (TD)............................................................ 105

Treammelle Taylor (1989-90)

Longest Field Goal (over 50 yards) Damon Fine vs. UNLV, 2001.....................................................................................................58 Tony Zendejas vs. Boise State, 1983.....................................................................................58 Tony Zendejas vs. Central Arkansas, 1981..........................................................................55 Tony Zendejas vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1983.......................................................................55 Marty Zendejas vs. Northern Arizona, 1985......................................................................54 Marty Zendejas vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1986......................................................................53 Damon Fine vs. Southern Utah, 2003..................................................................................53 Kevin McKelvie vs. Northern Arizona, 1990.......................................................................52 Tony Zendejas vs. Montana, 1982.........................................................................................52 Tony Zendejas vs. Idaho, 1981................................................................................................52 Tony Zendejas vs. Northern Arizona, 1982........................................................................52 Marty Zendejas vs. Northern Arizona, 1984......................................................................52 Marty Zendejas vs. Northern Arizona, 1986......................................................................52 Tony Zendejas vs. Cal Poly SLO, 1981...................................................................................51

COACHES & STAFF

Longest Interception Return Scott Nader vs. Cal State Hayward, 1972............................................................................96 Marion Motley vs. San Francisco, 1942 (TD)......................................................................95 Khalid Wooten vs. New Mexico State, 2010 (TD).............................................................90 Tommy Kalmanir & Dick Trachok vs. Arizona State, 1946 (TD) ...................................90 (Kalmanir lateral to Trachok after interception)

Damon Fine (2001-04)

RECORD BOOK

Longest Punt Pat Brady vs. Loyola Marymount, 1950.............................................................................99* *NCAA Division I Record

STATISTICS

Longest Punt Return Jeff Wright vs. Simon Fraser, 1976 (TD)...............................................................................87 James Bradshaw vs. Utah, 1921 (TD)....................................................................................86 Rishard Matthews vs. Fresno State, 2011 (TD)..................................................................86 Jack Byrom vs. UC Davis, 1967 (TD)......................................................................................85

PLAYERS

TEAM INFO

Longest Touchdown Pass Fred Gatlin-Treamelle Taylor vs. Montana, 1989..............................................................98 Joe Pizzo-Bryan Calder vs. Eastern Washington, 1984...................................................98 Zack Threadgill-Nate Burleson vs. BYU, 2002....................................................................95

HISTORY

Best Season Records 11-0...................................................................................................................1978, 1986 & 1991 13-1..................................................................................................... 1986 (including playoffs) 13-1..............................................................................................................................................2010

Pat Brady (1949-50)

103

All-Purpose Career Leaders

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

104

1978

single-game bests

1. Frank Hawkins

1977

1979

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

486 1,445 1,683 1,719 5,333 136 211 123 49 519 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 622 1,656 1,806 1,768 5,852 1996

1997

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

0 574 65 51 690

-2 -20 5 -17 1,151 1,220 2,060 5,005 6 0 111 182 100 0 0 151 1,255 1,200 2,176 5,321

3. Chris Lemon

1996

1997

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

867 1,055 1,154 1,170 4,246 140 115 94 184 533 0 0 0 0 0 504 35 0 0 539 1,511 1,205 1,248 1,354 5,318

1998

1999

1985

1,241 827 1,132 1,284 4,484 118 174 247 228 767 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,359 1,001 1,379 1,512 5,251

Totals

5. Vai Taua

2007

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

112 1,521 1,345 1,610 4,588 3 243 99 226 571 0 0 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 115 1,764 1,454 1,836 5,169 1992

2010

Totals

6. Bryan Reeves

1991

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

1 4 3 8 932 1,114 1,362 3,408 329 270 114 713 245 63 25 33 1,507 1,451 1,504 4,462 1996

1993

1997

1995

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

0 0 27 0 27 225 1,435 1,184 1,405 4,249 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 225 1,435 1,211 1,405 4,276 1988

Totals

8. Tony Logan

1985

1986

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

0 0 10 0 10

19 0 0 19 703 1,099 1,098 2,900 0 0 311 321 574 0 410 984 1,296 1,099 1,819 4,224

9. Alex Van Dyke

1994

1995

Totals

Rushing 1 6 7 Rec 1,246 1,854 3,100 PR 28 0 28 KOR 451 583 1,034 TOTAL 1,726 2,443 4,169 2008

2009

2010

Trevor Insley (1996-99)

Totals

7. Geoff Noisy

1987

1998

Yards Game 342 at Louisiana Tech, 10-21-1995 334 vs. San Jose St., 11-18-1995 327 at UTEP, 11-24-2001 326 at San Jose St., 11-10-2001 311 vs. Montana St., 9-27-1986

Totals

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

2009

1988

Player 1. Alex Van Dyke 2. Alex Van Dyke 3. Chance Kretschmer 4. Nate Burleson 5. Lucius Floyd

Totals

4. Charvez Foger

2008

1987

1999

Totals

2. Trevor Insley

1986

1998

1980

10. Colin Kaepernick

2007

Rushing Rec PR KOR TOTAL

593 1,130 1,183 1,206 4,118 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 593 1,130 1,189 1,206 4,118

Totals

Vai Taua (2007-10)

single-season bests Player 1. Alex Van Dyke 2. Trevor Insley 3. Vai Taua 4. Tony Logan 5. Frank Hawkins 6. Chance Kretschmer 7. Frank Hawkins Nate Burleson 9. Vai Taua 10. Alex Van Dyke

Year YARDS 1995 2,443 1999 2,176 2010 1,836 1988 1,819 1979 1,806 2001 1,787 1980 1,768 2002 1,768 2008 1,764 1994 1,726

Team Records Game

1. 33,391....... 10/28/1995.................vs. UNLV (W, 55-32) 2. 32,521....... 10/26/2013...................vs. UNLV (L, 27-22) 3. 32,327....... 10/4/2014................vs. Boise St. (L, 51-46) 4. 31,900....... 10/4/2003...................... vs UNLV (L, 16-12) 5. 30,712....... 11/26/2010...........vs. Boise St. (W, 34-31) 6. 30,420....... 9/13/1997................. vs. Oregon (L, 24-20) 7. 30,118....... 9/6/1997......................vs. UNLV (W, 31-14) 8. 30,017....... 12/1/12.....................vs. Boise St. (L, 27-21) 9. 29,551....... 10/3/15...........................vs. UNLV (L, 23-17) 10. 29,167....... 9/4/1999............. vs. Oregon St. (L, 28-13)

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

TOP road crowds

Passing Touchdowns Season

Game

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 9. 10.

McNeese State, 1992.....................................43 UNLV, 1995........................................................41 Furman, 1990....................................................39 Air Force, 2013..................................................38 Toledo, 1995......................................................38 San Diego State, 1995...................................36 Arkansas State, 1993......................................36 Northern Illinois, 1993...................................36 San Diego State, 2013...................................33 Colorado State, 2013.....................................31 Idaho State, 1984............................................31

Attempts Season

1. 1993...................................................................516 2. 1992...................................................................497 3. 2002...................................................................477 4. 2004...................................................................473 5. 2000...................................................................470 6. 1991...................................................................432 7. 2008...................................................................418 8. 2013...................................................................415 9. 1990...................................................................410 Game

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 10.

McNeese State, 1992.....................................75 Furman, 1990....................................................67 Utah State, 1992..............................................63 San Diego State, 1995...................................61 Weber State, 1993...........................................58 New Mexico State, 1998...............................57 Toledo, 1995......................................................57 Air Force, 2013..................................................56 Utah State, 1993..............................................56 Oregon, 1997....................................................55 Boise State, 1994.............................................55

Passing Yards Season

1. 1995...............................................................4,579 2. 1993...............................................................4,373 3. 1997...............................................................4,072 4. 1998...............................................................3,992 5. 1996...............................................................3,907 6. 1994...............................................................3,625 7. 1999...............................................................3,590 8. 1991...............................................................3,578 9. 2002...............................................................3,556 10. 2011...............................................................3,369

1. UNLV, 1995.......................................................... 7 Louisiana Monroe, 1995................................. 7 UNLV, 1993.......................................................... 7 Oklahoma City U., 1948.................................. 7 5. Idaho, 2010.......................................................... 6 6. Multiple................................................................ 5 Most recent: Nicholls State, 2007

INTRO TEAM INFO Nevada celebrates a touchdown against Boise State at Mackay Stadium on Oct. 4, 2014. The game was attended by 32,327 fans, which ranks third in program history.

RUSHING Attempts Season

1. 2012.....................................................................74 2. 2010...................................................................669 3. 1978...................................................................640 4. 2011...................................................................628 5. 2009...................................................................607 6. 1979...................................................................601 1977...................................................................601 8. 2008...................................................................593 9. 1980...................................................................585 10. 1983...................................................................580

COACHES & STAFF

1. 1993...................................................................343 2. 1995...................................................................337 3. 1996...................................................................307 4. 2002...................................................................292 5. 1994...................................................................279 6. 2004...................................................................278 7. 2013...................................................................275 8. 2011...................................................................270 9. 1992...................................................................268 10. 1997...................................................................265 1998...................................................................265

Game

1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 10.

Sacramento State, 1977................................77 UC Davis, 1969.................................................77 Arizona, 2012....................................................73 Weber State, 1979...........................................72 Stephen A. Austin, 1978...............................68 San Francisco State, 1978.............................64 Idaho, 1980........................................................64 UNLV, 2012........................................................64 UC Davis, 2013.................................................64 Western Washington, 1978.........................63

The Wolf Pack rushed for 574 yards at New Mexico State in 2009, which ranks as the most rushing yards in a single game in program history.

STATISTICS

Completions Season

Yards Season

1. 2009...............................................................4,484 2. 2010...............................................................4,091 3. 2008...............................................................3,611 4. 2012...............................................................3,523 5. 2011...............................................................3,218 6. 1978...............................................................3,096 7. 1977...............................................................2,973 8. 1979...............................................................2,880 9. 2007...............................................................2,783 10. 1980...............................................................2,764

RECORD BOOK

PASSING

1. 1995.....................................................................39 2. 1993.....................................................................34 3. 2007.....................................................................29 1994.....................................................................29 5. 1977.....................................................................28 6. 1976.....................................................................27 1991.....................................................................27 2002.....................................................................27 1948.....................................................................27 10. 1976.....................................................................26

Game

1. New Mexico State, 2009.............................574 2. UNLV, 2009......................................................559 3. San Jose State, 2009.....................................517 4. Idaho, 2009......................................................484 5. Fresno State, 2008........................................472 6. Fresno State, 2009........................................461 7. Idaho, 2010......................................................453 8. UNLV, 2008......................................................444 9. Grambling State, 2008................................426 10. Northwestern State, 2012..........................418 8. 2015.....................................................................24 9. 2013.....................................................................23

HISTORY

1. 102,591.... 9/19/2015................................at Texas A&M 2. 84,078....... 9/1/2007.................................... at Nebraska 3. 80,795....... 9/5/2009...............................at Notre Dame 4. 73,487....... 9/14/2013............................ at Florida State 5. 70,149....... 10/11/2003.......................... at Washington 6. 66,557....... 9/4/1993................................... at Wisconsin 7. 63,186....... 9/1/2012.................................................at Cal 8. 61,471....... 9/25/2010.............................................at BYU 9. 60,526....... 8/31/2013.......................................... at UCLA 10. 58,818....... 10/20/2011...................................at Oregon

New Mexico State, 1998.............................611 Idaho, 1998......................................................596 UNLV, 1993......................................................588 San Jose State, 2001.....................................565 UNLV, 1995......................................................552 Louisiana Tech, 1995....................................535 San Jose State, 1995.....................................527 Fresno State, 2007........................................491 Cal Poly, 1998..................................................464 SW Louisiana, 1995.......................................459

PLAYERS

TOP HOME CROWDS

Chris Vargas helped his 1993 squad rank first in program history in total pass attempts and completions and second in passing yards.

105

Team Records Passing

Total Offense

INTRO

Completions

Season......................................1993, 343 Game........................................UNLV (1995), 41

Attempts

Season .....................................1993, 516 Game ......................................McNeese State (1992), 75

Yards

Season .....................................1993, 4,373 Game ......................................UNLV (1993), 588

TEAM INFO

Interceptions by Opponent Season .....................................1992, 27 Game .....................................Chico State (1968); Eastern Washington (1989), 6 Touchdowns Season .....................................1995, 39 Game ......................................4 times - most recent vs. UNLV (1995), 7; First time vs. Oklahoma City (1948)

PLAYERS

Rushing

Attempts Season .....................................1978, 640 Game .....................................Sacramento State (1977); UC Davis, 77

COACHES & STAFF

Yards

Season......................................2009, 4,484 Game ......................................New Mexico State (2009), 574

Touchdowns

Season .....................................2010, 52 Game ......................................Central Arkansas (1981), 8

Scoring Most Points

STATISTICS

Fewest Points Allowed Season .....................................1898 (5 games), 18 1919 (9 games), 32 1977 (11 games), 77 Touchdowns

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

106

Season .....................................2010 (14 games), 574 Game ......................................vs. Pacific (1919), 132 Game Avg. ..............................1919, 46.7

Season .....................................2010, 77 Game ......................................Oklahoma City (1948), 12

Field Goals Season .....................................1982, 26 Game ....................................Weber State (1982), Northern Arizona (1985), 5 Northern Arizona (1982); Rice (2001), 5 Extra Points (kicking) Season......................................2010, 76 Game........................................Idaho (2009), 10 Extra Points (passing) Season .....................................1974, 6 Game ......................................Many, 1 Extra Points (rushing) Season .....................................1948, 4

Total Yards

Season ...................2010, 7,268 Game ....................Idaho (2010), 844

Total Plays Season ...................2008, 1,101 Game ....................Furman (1990 - 3OT), 114 Texas Southern, Utah State (1993), 94

Miscellaneous Total First Downs

Season ...................2010, 369 Game ....................Sacramento State (1977), 39

First Downs Rushing

Season ...................2010, 204 Game ....................Texas Southern (1993), 37

First Downs Passing

Season ...................1995, 218 Game ....................UNLV (1995), 31

First Downs by Penalty

Season ...................1996, 28 Game ....................Utah State (1995), 7

Pass Interceptions Season ...................1974; 1985, 27 Game Santa Clara (1976); Utah State (1996), 6 Penalties

Season ...................1985, 113 Game ....................Cal State Hayward (1969), 20

Yards Penalized

Season ...................1976, 1,060 Game ....................Boise State (1974), 191

Fumbles By

Season ...................1974, 43 Game ....................Sacramento State (1973), 9

Fumbles Lost

Season ...................1966, 24 Game ......................Chico State (1969), 6

Fumbles Recovered

Season ...................1978, 25 Game .....................San Francisco State (1978), 7

Punting Punts

Season ...................1968, 83 Game .....................Loyola (CA) (1950), 13

Most Yards

Season ...................1974, 3,331 Game .....................Santa Clara (1974), 521

Cody Fajardo Kendall Brock Chris Solomon Kendall Brock Cody Fajardo

22-106 27-116 26-108 25-112 14-104

vs. UCLA (Aug. 31, 2013) vs. UC Davis (Sept. 7, 2013) vs. Florida State (Sept. 14, 2013) vs. San Diego State (Oct. 4, 2013) vs San Jose State (Nov. 16, 2013)

Stefphon Jefferson Cody Fajardo Stefphon Jefferson Cody Fajardo Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Cody Fajardo Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Cody Fajardo Stefphon Jefferson

34-147 18-150 30-136 16-118 27-247 31-170 40-178 34-185 32-108 20-186 23-128 28-139 22-140 34-180

vs. Cal (Sept. 1, 2012) vs. USF (Sept. 8, 2012) vs. USF (Sept. 8, 2012) vs. Northwestern St. (Sept. 15, 2012) vs. Northwestern St. (Sept. 15, 2012) vs. Hawai`i (Sept. 22, 2012) vs. Texas State (Sept. 29, 2012) vs. UNLV (Oct. 13, 2012) vs. San Diego State (Oct. 20, 2012) vs. New Mexico (Nov. 17, 2012) vs. New Mexico (Nov. 17, 2012) vs. Boise State (Dec. 1, 2012) vs. Arizona (Dec. 15, 2012) vs. Arizona (Dec. 15, 2012)

Cody Fajardo Stefphon Jefferson Stefphon Jefferson Lampford Mark Lampford Mark Lampford Mark Lampford Mark Lampford Mark Cody Fajardo Lampford Mark

10-139 17-100 14-108 8-185 24-105 28-109 22-111 24-104 22-110 29-183

vs. Texas Tech (Sept. 24, 2011) vs. UNLV (Oct. 8, 2011) vs. New Mexico (Oct. 15, 2011) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 29, 2011) vs. Hawaii (Nov. 12, 2011) vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 19, 2011) vs. Utah State (Nov. 26, 2011) vs. Idaho (Dec. 3, 2011) vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 19, 2011) vs. Southern Miss (Dec. 24, 2011)

Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Vai Taua Vai Taua Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Mike Ball Lampford Mark Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua

11-161 15-118 17-148 25-151 29-133 19-188 16-196 8-102 9-101 6-116 18-113 14-156 22-111 20-155 29-162

vs. Colorado State (Sept. 11, 2010) vs. Colorado State (Sept. 11, 2010) vs. Cal (Sept. 17, 2010) vs. Cal (Sept. 17, 2010) vs. BYU (Sept. 25, 2010) vs. UNLV (Oct. 2, 2010) vs. San Jose State (Oct. 9, 2010) vs. Utah State (Oct. 30, 2010) vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 2010) vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 2010 vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 2010) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 13, 2010) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 20, 2010) vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 4, 2010) vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 4, 2010)

Vai Taua Luke Lippincott Mike Ball Colin Kaepernick Luke Lippincott Vai Taua Luke Lippincott Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Luke Lippincott Lampford Mark Vai Taua Luke Lippincott Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Luke Lippincott Vai Taua

18-114 23-114 15-184 17-173 19-170 17-107 8-104 21-147 15-231 17-146 13-114 19-127 11-115 12-112 17-114 12-144 10-149 17-179 9-114 19-162 13-126

vs. Notre Dame (Sept. 5, 2009) vs. Missouri (Sept. 25, 2009) vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2009) vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2009) vs. UNLV (Oct. 3, 2009) vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 9, 2009) vs. Utah State (Oct. 17, 2009) vs. Utah State (Oct. 17, 2009) vs. Idaho (Oct. 24, 2009) vs. Idaho (Oct. 24, 2009) vs. Hawaii (Oct. 31, 2009) vs. Hawaii (Oct. 31, 2009) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 8, 2009) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 8, 2009) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 8, 2009) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 8, 2009) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 14, 2009) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 14, 2009) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 21, 2009) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 21, 2009) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 21, 2009)

Vai Taua Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Vai Taua Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua

12-103 19-123 18-240 20-188 17-122 16-160 18-139 28-263 17-118 18-125 16-147 23-101

vs. Grambling State (Aug. 30, 2008) vs. UNLV (Sept. 27, 2008) vs. UNLV (Sept. 27, 2008) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 11, 2008) vs. Utah State (Oct. 18, 2008) vs. Hawai`i (Oct. 25, 2008) vs. Hawai`i (Oct. 25, 2008) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 7, 2008) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 7, 2008) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 15, 2008) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 15, 2008) vs. Maryland (Dec. 30, 2008)

Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Colin Kaepernick Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Colin Kaepernick Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Robert Hubbard Luke Lippincott Luke Lippincott Robert Hubbard Robert Hubbard Brandon Fragger Robert Hubbard

28-141 14-127 31-187 14-177 36-241 27-119 30-143 11-136 25-140 25-112 12-105 18-122 25-144 28-114 33-161 19-146 17-103

vs. Northwestern (Sept. 8, 2007) vs. Nicholls State (Sept. 15, 2007) vs. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2007) vs. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2007) vs. Utah State (Oct. 20, 2007) vs. Idaho (Oct. 27, 2007) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 2, 2007) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 2, 2007) vs. Hawai`i (Nov. 16, 2007) vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 1, 2007) vs. Boise State (Nov. 25, 2006) vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 18, 2006) vs. Utah State (Nov. 11, 2006) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 28, 2006) vs. San Jose State (Oct. 21, 2006) vs. UNLV (Sept. 30, 2006) vs. Fresno State (Sept. 1, 2006)

B.J. Mitchell Robert Hubbard Robert Hubbard B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell

23-178 15-126 16-146 27-133 34-193 27-159 28-146 15-149 23-114

vs. Central Florida (Dec. 24, 2005) vs. Central Florida (Dec. 24, 2005) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 26, 2005) at Utah State (Nov. 19, 2005) at New Mexico State (Nov. 12, 2005) vs. Hawai`i (Nov. 5, 2005) vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 15, 2005) vs. Idaho (Oct. 8, 2005) at San Jose State (Oct. 1, 2005)

Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Talib Wise

14-102 22-154 34-178 24-112 21-124

vs. Sac State (Sept. 11, 2004) vs. Buffalo (Sept. 18, 2004) at Hawaii (Oct. 9, 2004) vs. Tulsa (Oct. 23, 2004) at Fresno State (Nov. 20, 2004)

Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Matt Milton Matt Milton Matt Milton Matt Milton

26-170 32-156 24-122 31-171 23-126 30-123 30-145 19-224 17-135

vs. Southern Utah (Aug. 30, 2003) at San Jose State (Sept .18, 2003) vs. SMU (Sept. 27, 2003) at Tulsa (Oct. 18, 2003) at Rice (Nov. 1, 2003) at SMU (Nov. 2, 2002) at Lousiana Tech (Oct. 26, 2002) vs. San Jose State (Oct. 19, 2002) at Hawaii (Oct. 12, 2002)

Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer

45-327 30-126 26-190 29-134 30-242 23-163 31-162 24-114

at UTEP (Nov. 24, 2001) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 17, 2001) at San Jose State (Nov. 10, 2001) at Rice (Oct. 20, 2001) vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 13, 2001) vs. UNLV (Oct. 6, 2001) vs. Hawaii (Sept. 22, 2001) at Colorado State (Sept. 8, 2001)

Marquis Starks

30-148

vs. San Jose State (Oct. 21, 2000)

Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon

15-120 31-178 26-101 23-101 26-136 22-118 29-124

vs. Utah State (Nov. 20, 1999) vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 1999) vs. North Texas (Oct. 30, 1999) at New Mexico State (Oct. 9, 1999) vs. UNLV (Oct. 2, 1999) vs. Fresno State (Sept. 25, 1999) at Colorado State (Sept. 11, 1999)

Chris Lemon David Neill Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon

19-115 16-122 22-141 23-105 27-114 24-127 44-190 29-130

vs. Southern Miss (Nov. 21, 1998) vs. Southern Miss (Nov. 21, 1998) vs. Cal Poly SLO (Nov. 14, 1998) at Utah State (Nov. 7, 1998) vs. Boise State (Oct. 31, 1998) at Idaho (Oct. 24, 1998) at UNLV (Oct. 3, 1998) at Fresno State (Sept. 26, 1998)

Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon

25-125 27-174 21-120 26-110 32-105 34-156

at Boise State (Nov. 8, 1997) at New Mexico State (Nov. 1, 1997) vs. Idaho (Oct. 28, 1997) vs. Wyoming (Oct .11, 1997) at Toledo (Sept. 27, 1997) vs. UNLV (Sept. 6, 1997)

TEAM INFO

vs. Southern Utah (Aug. 30, 2014) vs. Washington State (Sept. 5, 2014) vs. San Jose State (Sept. 27, 2014) vs. Hawai`i (Oct. 25, 2014) vs. San Diego State (Nov. 01, 2014) vs. San Diego State (Nov. 01, 2014) vs. Air Force (Nov. 15, 2014) vs. Air Force (Nov. 15, 2014) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 22, 2014) vs. UNLV (Nov. 29, 2014) vs. UNLV (Nov. 29, 2014) vs. UNLV (Nov. 29, 2014)

Opp (Date) vs. Boise State (Nov. 27, 2009)

PLAYERS

22-110 16-100 12-106 23-133 20-124 15-103 11-100 28-121 22-165 13-143 22-132 11-116

Att-Yds 24-160

COACHES & STAFF

Don Jackson Cody Fajardo Don Jackson Cody Fajardo Don Jackson James Butler Cody Fajardo Don Jackson Cody Fajardo Cody Fajardo Don Jackson James Butler

Player Vai Taua

STATISTICS

OPP (DATE) vs. UC Davis (Sept. 3, 2015) at Texas A&M (Sept. 19, 2015) at Buffalo (Sept. 26, 2015) vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015) vs. New Mexico (Oct. 10, 2015) vs. Hawai’i (Oct. 24, 2015) at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015) at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 2015) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 14, 2015) at Utah State (Nov. 21, 2015) vs. Colorado State (Dec. 29, 2015)

RECORD BOOK

Att-YDS 13-124 17-107 17-113 22-152 21-145 28-134 21-140 18-122 16-119 17-139 24-189

HISTORY

Player Don Jackson James Butler Don Jackson Don Jackson James Butler James Butler Don Jackson James Butler James Butler James Butler James Butler

INTRO

100-Yard Rushers (Since 1977)

107

100-Yard Rushers (Since 1977)

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

108

Player Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Alex Gresham Alex Gresham Alex Gresham Neill Lemon Ernie Wilson

Att-Yds 19-104 29-127 19-144 29-142 15-100 20-113 16-105 13-135 14-105 20-109

Opp (Date) vs. Arkansas State (Nov. 16, 1996) at Utah State (Nov. 9, 1996) vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 2, 1996) at North Texas (Oct. 26, 1996) vs. Boise State (Oct. 12, 1996) vs. Boise State (Oct. 12, 1996) at UNLV (Oct. 5, 1996) vs. Kent (Sept. 28, 1996) at California (Sept. 21, 1996) vs. Montana State (Sept. 14, 1996)

Player Charvez Foger

Att-Yds 14-114

Opp (Date) vs. Cal State Fullerton (Aug. 30, 1986)

Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger

15-100 21-110 19-133 24-164 17-185 23-131 16-130 18-143

vs. UNLV (Nov. 16, 1985) vs. Idaho State (Nov. 9, 1985) vs. Montana State (Nov. 2, 1985) at Northern Arizona (Oct. 26, 1985) vs. Weber State (Oct. 19, 1985) vs. Eastern Washington (Oct. 12, 1985) at Montana (Oct. 5, 1985) at Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 14, 1985)

Kin Minor Kin Minor Kin Minor Ernie Wilson Kin Minor Kin Minor Kin Minor Kin Minor

26-113 26-115 35-143 31-188 25-114 23-158 21-102 22-148

vs. San Jose State (Nov. 18, 1995) at Pacific (Nov. 11, 1995) at Utah State (Nov. 4, 1995) at Louisiana Tech (Oct. 21, 1995) vs. Louisiana Monroe (Oct. 14, 1995) vs. North Texas (Oct. 7, 1995) at San Diego State (Sept. 30, 1995) at New Mexico State (Sept. 9, 1995)

Eric Jenkins Johnny Gordon Eric Jenkins Johnny Gordon Johnny Gordon Eric Jenkins

22-102 13-146 16-142 23-132 19-167 27-123

vs. Eastern Washington (Nov. 5, 1984) at Montana State (Oct. 16, 1984) vs. Idaho (Oct. 6, 1984) vs. Northern Arizona (Sept. 29, 1984) vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 15, 1984) vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 15, 1984)

Marcellus Chrishon Kin Minor Kin Minor Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon

13-133 31-112 26-155 32-194 22-122 18-101 25-124

at UNLV (Nov. 19, 1994) vs. Utah State (Nov. 12, 1994) at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 1994) at San Jose State (Oct. 22, 1994) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 15, 1994) vs. Pacific (Oct. 8, 1994) at Northern Illinois (Oct. 1, 1994)

Marcellus Chrishon Kin Minor Marcellus Chrishon

31-187 34-171 23-131

vs. Louisiana Monroe (Sept. 24, 1994) vs. Arkansas State (Sept. 10, 1994) vs. Northern Arizona (Sept. 3, 1994)

Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Otto Kelly Otto Kelly

27-145 26-105 32-109 22-252 34-124 40-189 21-118 35-161 17-119 20-109 16-134 13-101 9-106

at Idaho State (Nov. 26, 1983) at Idaho State (Nov. 26, 1983) vs. Montana State (Nov. 19, 1983) at Idaho (Nov. 12, 1983) at Idaho (Nov. 12, 1983) vs. Pacific (Nov. 5, 1983) vs. Pacific (Nov. 5, 1983) at Northern Arizona (Oct. 29, 1983) at Northern Arizona (Oct. 29, 1983) vs. Weber State (Oct. 22, 1983) at Montana (Oct .15, 1983) vs. Idaho State (Oct. 1, 1983) at Fresno State (Sept. 17, 1983)

Zeke Moore Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon Dedric Holmes

25-133 11-116 32-135 17-127 82-155

at New Mexico State (Nov. 13, 1993) at New Mexico State (Nov. 13, 1993) at Utah State (Oct. 16, 1993) vs. UNLV (Oct. 2, 1993) vs. Boise State (Sept. 11, 1993)

Damon Lynch Dedric Holmes Cornel West Cornel West Dedric Holmes Zeke Moore

16-134 29-125 18-110 27-133 23-101 40-182

vs. Texas Southern (Nov. 21, 1992) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 24, 1992) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 24, 1992) at UNLV (Oct. 17, 1992) at UNLV (Oct. 17, 1992) vs. Pacific (Sept. 12, 1992)

Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Anthony Corley Otto Kelly Anthony Corley Anthony Corley Otto Kelly

24-149 25-122 24-103 37-274 23-103 28-135 25-150 23-130

vs. Idaho (Nov. 20, 1982) vs. Idaho (Nov. 20, 1982) at Idaho State (Nov. 13, 1982) at Weber State (Nov. 6, 1982) at Weber State (Nov. 6, 1982) vs. Northern Iowa (Oct. 30, 1982) vs. Fresno State (Oct. 16, 1982) vs Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 11, 1982)

Zeke Moore Dedric Holmes Dedric Holmes Zeke Moore Dedric Holmes Zeke Moore

26-131 19-133 26-178 33-167 27-178 24-117

vs. Youngstown State (Dec. 7, 1991) vs. McNeese State (Nov. 30, 1991) at Northern Arizona (Nov. 16, 1991) at Eastern Washington (Oct. 19, 1991) at Idaho (Oct. 5, 1991) vs. North Texas (Sept. 21, 1991)

Otto Kelly John Vicari John Vicari John Vicari Anthony Corley John Shepanek John Vicari

25-149 22-120 24-105 27-166 23-116 17-159 21-106

at Cal State Fullerton (Nov. 21, 1981) vs. Boise State (Oct. 31, 1981) at Idaho (Oct. 24, 1981) vs. Weber State (Oct. 17, 1981) at Northern Arizona (Oct.10, 1981) vs. Central Arkansas (Oct. 3, 1981) at Idaho State (Sept. 26, 1981)

Ray Whalen Ray Whalen Ray Whalen Ray Whalen Ray Whalen Zeke Moore Jason Frierson Jason Frierson

44-245 34-122 37-220 32-119 26-110 31-138 17-140 16-110

vs. Boise State (Dec. 8, 1990) vs. Furman (Dec. 1, 1990) at Weber State (Oct. 27, 1990) at UNLV (Oct. 20, 1990) vs. Eastern Washington (Oct. 13, 1990) at Idaho State (Oct. 6, 1990) vs. Sacramento State (Sept. 15, 1990) vs. Northern Arizona (Sept . 8, 1990)

Jason Frierson Ray Whalen Ray Whalen Jason Frierson Jason Frierson Ray Whalen Eric Smith

20-141 26-122 27-130 26-110 25-108 23-109 8-109

at Northern Arizona (Nov. 18, 1989) at Idaho (Oct. 28, 1989) vs. Weber State (Oct. 21, 1989) vs. Montana State (Oct. 7, 1989) vs. UC Davis (Sept .16, 1989) at Eastern Washington (Sept. 9, 1989) vs. Southern Illinois (Sept. 2, 1989)

Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins John Vicari Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins

35-265 30-202 27-133 33-152 29-134 23-142 19-150 21-127 32-107 28-199 28-125 23-110

vs. Idaho (Nov. 22, 1980) vs. Montana (Nov. 15, 1980) at Boise State (Nov. 8, 1980) vs. Idaho State (Nov. 1, 1980) vs. Cal State Fullerton (Oct. 25, 1980) vs. Cal State Northridge (Oct. 18, 1980) vs. Northern Arizona (Oct. 11, 1980) vs. Northern Arizona (Oct. 11, 1980) at Weber State (Sept. 27, 1980) at Montana State (Sept. 20, 1980) vs. UC Davis (Sept. 13, 1980) vs. Southern (Sept. 6, 1980)

Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger

43-206 33-145 31-169 19-102 38-128 34-108 19-110 19-113

at Idaho State (Nov. 19, 1988) vs Eastern Washington (Nov. 12, 1988) vs Idaho (Nov. 5, 1988) at Montana State (Oct. 22, 1988) at Weber State (Oct. 15, 1988) vs Montana (Oct. 1, 1988) vs Murray State (Sept. 24, 1988) vs Northwestern State (Sept. 10, 1988)

Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins John Vicari Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins John Vicari John Vicari Frank Hawkins

29-136 23-147 25-135 32-145 21-119 29-217 31-181 31-201 30-159 15-137 31-133 21-111 17-101 27-168

at Eastern Kentucky (Dec. 8, 1979) at Northern Arizona (Nov. 24, 1979) vs. Missouri Southern (Nov. 17, 1979) vs. Boise State (Nov. 10, 1979) vs. Boise State (Nov. 10, 1979) at Idaho (Nov. 3, 1979) at Montana (Oct. 27, 1979) vs. Weber State (Oct. 20, 1979) vs. Montana State (Oct. 13, 1979) vs. Simon Fraser (Oct. 6, 1979) at UC Davis (Sept. 22, 1979) at UC Davis (Sept. 22, 1979) vs. UNLV (Sept. 15, 1979) vs. Idaho State (Sept. 8, 1979)

Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Charvez Foger Lucius Floyd

19-144 15-100 31-140 25-146 16-109 24-195 20-103

at Northern Arizona (Nov. 21, 1987) vs. Boise State (Nov. 7, 1987) vs. Stephen F. Austin (Oct. 24, 1987) at UNLV (Oct. 3, 1987) vs. UC Davis (Sept. 19, 1987) at Eastern Washington (Sept. 12, 1987) at Eastern Washington (Sept. 12, 1987)

Stanley Wilson John Vicari Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank Hawkins

6-127 10-130 28-134 31-149 16-158 27-293 32-142 32-125

vs. Massachusetts (Dec. 9, 1978) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 11, 1978) vs. Santa Clara (Oct. 21, 1978) at Cal State Fullerton (Oct. 14, 1978) vs. Western Washington (Oct. 7, 1978) vs. San Francisco State (Sept .30, 1978) vs. UC Davis (Sept. 23, 1978) at UNLV (Sept. 16, 1978)

Charvez Foger Lucius Floyd Lucius Floyd Charvez Foger Charvez Foger James Witherspoon Lucius Floyd

16-104 16-131 24-134 26-124 32-156 14-110 17-305

vs. Idaho (Nov. 29, 1986) vs. Eastern Washington (Oct. 25, 1986) vs. Idaho (Oct. 18, 1986) vs. Idaho (Oct. 18, 1986) vs. Stephen F. Austin (Oct. 11, 1986) at Weber State (Oct. 4, 1986) at Montana State (Sept. 27, 1986)

389 393 357

vs. Air Force (Sept. 28, 2013) at San Diego State (Oct. 4, 2013) vs. UNLV (Oct. 26, 2013)

Cody Fajardo

29-40-0

304

vs. San Diego State (Oct. 20, 2012)

Cody Fajardo

19-27-0

313

vs. Fresno State (Oct. 22, 2011)

Colin Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick

26-37-0 20-30-0

306 320

vs. E. Washington (Sept. 2, 2010) vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 2010)

Colin Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick

24-42-1 14-47-2

397 370

vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 29, 2008) vs. Maryland (Dec. 30, 2008)

Nick Graziano Nick Graziano Colin Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick

22-36-1 20-38-1 23-36-0 18-29-0

337 330 384 404

vs. Northwestern (Sept. 8, 2007) vs. UNLV (Sept. 29, 2007) vs. Fresno State (Oct. 6, 2007) vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 1, 2007)

Jeff Rowe Jeff Rowe

23-34-2 21-38-4

324 307

at Colorado State (Sept. 24, 2005) at Boise State (Oct. 29, 2005)

Jeff Rowe

46-29-1

351

at SMU (Nov. 13, 2004)

Andy Heiser Andy Heiser

18-36-1 17-22-0

315 308

vs. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 25, 2003) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 8, 2003)

Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill Zack Threadgill

47-26-2 54-30-2 40-31-2 49-22-1 44-26-2 36-30-0 37-28-1

363 325 338 306 341 408 410

at Fresno State (Nov. 16, 2002) vs. UTEP (Nov. 9, 2002) at Lousiana Tech (Oct. 26, 2002) at UNLV (Oct. 5, 2002) vs. Colorado State (Sept. 28, 2002) vs. Rice (Sept. 21, 2002) vs. Brigham Young (Sept .14, 2002)

David Neill David Neill

39-19-0 45-27-1

474 431

at San Jose State (Nov. 10, 2001) at Rice (Oct. 20, 2001)

David Neill David Neill David Neill

49-26-2 44-26-2 48-28-2

326 333 358

at Hawaii (Nov. 11, 2000) vs. San Jose State (Oct. 21, 2000) at Fresno State (Oct. 14, 2000)

David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill

41-24-1 45-26-1 38-22-0 38-29-0 42-26-1 53-36-0

342 328 317 405 376 448

vs. Utah State (Nov. 20, 1999) at Arkansas State (Nov. 13, 1999) vs. Idaho (Nov. 6, 1999) vs. North Texas (Oct. 30, 1999) vs. Fresno State (Sept. 25, 1999) at Colorado State (Sept. 11, 1999)

David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill David Neill

32-22-1 41-23-1 38-20-1 26-20-0 57-30-4 38-21-0

407 380 355 480 611 328

vs. Cal Poly (Nov. 14, 1998) at Utah State (Nov. 7, 1998) vs. Boise State (Oct. 31, 1998) at Idaho (Oct. 24, 1998) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 10, 1998) at Fresno State (Sept. 26, 1998)

John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton

52-27-0 41-28-2 33-25-0 41-26-0 32-24-0 37-20-2 55-33-1

425 557 367 460 470 377 381

vs. Utah State (Nov. 15, 1997) at Boise State (Nov. 8, 1997) at New Mexico State (Nov. 1, 1997) vs. North Texas (Oct. 25, 1997) vs. Idaho (Oct. 18, 1997) vs. Wyoming (Oct. 11, 1997) vs. Oregon (Sept. 13, 1997)

John Dutton John Dutton John Dutton

36-31-1 30-20-1 27-20-0

374 343 318

vs. Arkansas State (Nov. 16, 1996) at Utah State (Nov. 9, 1996) vs. Kent (Sept. 28, 1996)

Yds 330 492 315 552 535 405 359 401 434 413

Opp (Date) vs. Toledo (Dec. 14, 1995) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 18, 1995) at Pacific (Nov. 11, 1995) vs. UNLV (Oct. 28, 1995) at Louisiana Tech (Oct. 21, 1995) vs. Louisiana Monroe (Oct. 14, 1995) vs. North Texas (Oct. 7, 1995) at San Diego State (Sept. 30, 1995) vs. Toledo (Sept. 23, 1995) vs. Louisiana Lafayette (Sept. 2, 1995)

Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell

32-20-0 46-33-0 46-32-1

329 443 435

vs. Utah State (Nov. 12, 1994) at Fresno State (Nov. 5, 1994) vs. New Mexico State (Oct. 15, 1994)

Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell

42-26-2 55-33-3 42-23-0

328 412 328

at Northern Illinois (Oct. 1, 1994) at Boise State (Sept. 17, 1994) vs. Northern Arizona (Sept. 3, 1994)

Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas

54-36-1 48-35-0 58-37-5 56-29-2 39-30-0 52-36-2 34-25-0 41-31-0 41-33-4

375 457 451 518 538 392 413 346 308

at Arkansas State (Nov. 20, 1993) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 6, 1993) vs. Weber State (Oct. 23, 1993) at Utah State (Oct. 16, 1993) vs. UNLV (Oct. 2, 1993) vs. Northern Illinois (Sept. 25, 1993) vs. Texas Southern (Sept. 18, 1993) vs. Boise State (Sept. 11, 1993) at Wisconsin (Sept . 4, 1993)

Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas

44-24-2 38-24-1 75-43-1

388 333 466

vs. Utah State (Nov. 14, 1992) at San Jose State (Nov. 7, 1992) vs. McNeese State (Sept. 19, 1992)

Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Chris Vargas Fred Gatlin

50-28-1 50-28-2 38-22-0 33-22-1

340 445 346 313

vs. Youngstown State (Dec. 7, 1991) at Montana (Nov. 9, 1991) vs. Weber State (Nov. 2, 1991) vs. Idaho State (Oct . 12, 1991)

Fred Gatlin Fred Gatlin

48-26-1 29-19-0

337 372

vs Furman (Dec 1, 1990) vs Western Illinois (Nov 17, 1990)

Fred Gatlin Fred Gatlin Fred Gatlin

42-23-0 30-23-0 42-24-3

420 323 419

at Northern Arizona (Nov. 18, 1989) vs UNLV (Nov 11, 1989) at Montana (Oct 14, 1989)

Jim Zaccheo

32-18-2

348

at UC Davis (Sept 17, 1988)

Jim Zaccheo

22-14-2

300

at Montana (Sept 26, 1987)

Eric Beavers Eric Beavers Eric Beavers Eric Beavers Eric Beavers Eric Beavers

50-32-1 45-25-1 50-26-2 28-19-0 35-22-1 21-16-0

360 304 369 409 302 316

vs Georgia Southern (Dec 13, 1986) at Idaho State (Nov 1, 1986) at Weber State (Oct 4, 1986) vs Montana (Sept 20, 1986) vs Sam Houston State (Sept 6, 1986) vs Cal State Fullerton (Aug 30, 1986)

Eric Beavers Eric Beavers

52-25-4 35-24-1

308 319

vs Furman (Dec 14, 1985) vs Cal State North. (Sept 7, 1985)

Eric Beavers Eric Beavers

38-31-0 32-20-2

300 369

at Idaho State (Nov 17, 1984) at Weber State (Oct 27, 1984)

Marshall Sperbeck 34-14-4

335

at Cal State Fullerton (Nov 21, 1981)

Larry Worman

29-22-0

307

at Cal State Fullerton (Oct 14, 1978)

Jeff Tisdel

30-18-0

314

vs Boise State (Oct 15, 1977) (Since 1977)

TEAM INFO

38-54-0 33-51-0 24-40-1

Att-Cmp-Int 49-27-0 46-29-0 35-21-3 54-41-3 50-35-2 43-35-1 28-21-0 61-36-5 57-38-2 41-26-1

PLAYERS

Cody Fajardo Cody Fajardo Cody Fajardo

Player Mike Maxwell Eric Bennett Eric Bennett Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell Mike Maxwell

COACHES & STAFF

Opp (Date) vs. Southern Utah (Aug. 30, 2014) vs. Arizona (Sept. 13, 2014) vs. Boise State (Oct. 4, 2014)

STATISTICS

Yds 303 321 306

RECORD BOOK

Att-Cmp-Int 30-41-1 29-39-0 23-43-4

HISTORY

Player Cody Fajardo Cody Fajardo Cody Fajardo

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Yearly Statistical Leaders

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receiving

TAckles

passing

year player att-yds-tds 2015 James Butler 183-1,342-10 2014 Cody Fajardo 177-1046-13 2013 Kendall Brock 185-812-10 2012 Stefphon Jefferson 375-1883-24 2011 Lampford Mark 159-911-10 2010 Vai Taua 284-1610-19 2009 Vai Taua 172-1,345-12 2008 Vai Taua 236-1521-15 2007 Luke Lippincott 267-1453-18 2006 Robert Hubbard 209-996-6 2005 B.J. Mitchell 261-1399-12 2004 Chance Kretschmer 176-813-7 2003 Chance Kretschmer 245-1162-12 2002 Matt Milton 225-1108-9 2001 Chance Kretschmer 302-1732-15 2000 Marquis Starks 158-457-3 1999 Chris Lemon 238-1170-12 1998 Chris Lemon 253-1154-13 1997 Chris Lemon 250-1112-19 1996 Chris Lemon 163-867-8 1995 Kin Minor 218-1052-9 1994 Marcellus Chrison 189-1076-7 1993 Marcellus Chrison 136-809-9 1992 Dedric Holmes 130-521-4 1991 Dedric Holmes 164-773-7 1990 Ray Whalen 160-716-8 1989 Ray Whalen 160-738-9 1988 Charvez Foger 298-1284-12 1987 Charvez Foger 209-1132-12 1986 Charvez Foger 159-1079-9 1985 Charvez Foger 179-1241-14 1984 Eric Jenkins 207-898-4 1983 Otto Kelly 164-1090-10 1982 Anthony Corley 227-1198-6 1981 John Vicari 173-828-2 1980 Frank Hawkins 307-1719-9 1979 Frank Hawkins 293-1713-13 1978 Frank Hawkins 259-1445-15 1977 Wayne Ferguson 200-1128 year player ua-a-tot 2015 Asauni Rufus 58-47-105 2014 Jonathan McNeal 56-42-98 2013 Jonathan McNeal 59-44-103 2012 Albert Rosette 68-67-135 2011 James-Michael Johnson 49-53-102 2010 James-Michael Johnson 51-37-88 2009 Jonathon Amaya 54-35-89 2008 Jonathon Amaya 48-20-68 Uche Anyanwu 48-20-68 2007 Ezra Butler 48-44-92 2006 Ezra Butler 47-24-71 2005 Roosevelt Cooks 46-52-98 2004 Jeremy Engstrom 48-49-97 2003 Daryl Towns 52-45-97 2003 Jorge Cordova 54-43-97 2002 Keone Kauo 51-34-85 2001 Daryl Towns 59-44-103 2000 Ronnie Hardiman 51-43-94 1999 Maxzell Williams 77-26-103 1998 Jason Burk 66-35-101 1997 Deshone Myles 90-42-132 1996 Deshone Myles 78-47-125 1995 Deshone Myles 87-46-133 1994 Deshone Myles 96-42-138 1993 Steve Bryant 47-55-102 1992 Lamonte Porter 85-30-115 1991 Matthew Clafton 71-45-116 1990 Matthew Clafton 84-44-128 1989 Matthew Clafton 74-51-125 1988 Mike Lazovich 55-57-112 1987 Scott Lommori 69-56-125 1986 Kent Donithan 39-54-93 1985 Mike Dixon 58-54-112 1984 Kyle Denny 53-56-109 1983 Joe Cooney 53-30-83 1982 Ken Mizel 42-38-80 1981 John Ramatici 72-90-162 1980 John Ramatici 51-66-117 1979 Manny Rodriquez 63-46-109 1978 James Curry 48-44-92 1977 Russ Musselman *x-x-92 * (only total tackles were recorded in 1977)

year player rec-yds-tds 2015 Jerico Richardson 50-750-5 2014 Jerico Richardson 56-655-3 2013 Brandon Wimberly 97-989-8 2012 Brandon Wimberly 70-845-4 2011 Rishard Matthews 91-1364-8 2010 Rishard Matthews 56-879-5 2009 Brandon Wimberly 53-733-6 2008 Marko Mitchell 61-1141-10 2007 Marko Mitchell 53-1129-8 2006 Caleb Spencer 55-564-2 2005 Caleb Spencer 67-889-7 2004 Nichiren Flowers 91-1126-6 2003 Maurice Mann 35-594-2 2002 Nate Burleson 138-1629-12 2001 Nate Burleson 53-737-2 2000 Nate Burleson 57-921-8 1999 Trevor Insley 134-2060-13 1998 Geoff Noisy 94-1405-7 1997 Geoff Noisy 86-1184-5 1996 Damond Wilkins 114-1121-4 1995 Alex Van Dyke 129-1854-16 1994 Alex Van Dyke 98-1246-10 1993 Bryan Reeves 91-1362-17 1992 Bryan Reeves 81-1114-10 1991 Bryan Reeves 62-932-5 1990 Treamelle Taylor 57-893-7 1989 Treamelle Taylor 64-1033-8 1988 Tony Logan 59-1098-10 1987 Tony Logan 64-1099-12 1986 Bryan Calder 61-954-7 1985 Bryan Calder 41-647-9 1984 Bryan Calder 53-958-6 1983 Alphonso Williams 36-553-4 1982 Alphonso Williams 32-531-7 1981 Billie Byrd 18-544-5 1980 Billie Byrd 15-285-2 1979 Jeff Wright 31-515-4 1978 Jeff Wright 44-823-11 1977 Jeff Wright 45-825-6 year player att-comp-Yds 2015 Tyler Stewart 186-326-2,139 2014 Cody Fajardo 239-405-2498 2013 Cody Fajardo 243-358-2668 2012 Cody Fajardo 246-367-2786 2011 Cody Fajardo 218-150-1707 2010 Colin Kaepernick 359-233-3022 2009 Colin Kaepernick 282-166-2052 2008 Colin Kaepernick 383-208-2849 2007 Colin Kaepernick 247-133-2175 2006 Jeff Rowe 266-172-1907 2005 Jeff Rowe 389-241-2925 2004 Jeff Rowe 394-230-2633 2003 Andy Heiser 326-164-2294 2002 Zack Threadgill 451-275-3418 2001 David Neill 256-138-1918 2000 David Neill 353-179-2334 1999 David Neill 423-247-3402 1998 David Neill 344-199-3249 1997 John Dutton 367-225-3526 1996 John Dutton 334-222-2750 1995 Mike Maxwell 409-227-3611 1994 Mike Maxwell 447-221-3537 1993 Chris Vargas 490-331-4265 1992 Chris Vargas 316-171-2094 1991 Fred Gatlin 279-154-2192 1990 Fred Gatlin 350-190-2364 1989 Fred Gatlin 308-172-2522 1988 Jim Zaccheo 302-173-2592 1987 Jim Zaccheo 252-153-2158 1986 Eric Beavers 321-189-2810 1985 Eric Beavers 319-199-2617 1984 Eric Beavers 308-184-2370 1983 Eric Beavers 147-74-832 1982 Marshall Sperbeck 277-131-1635 1981 Marshall Sperbeck 232-122-1790 1980 Jeff Ardito 191-95-1134 1979 Larry Worman 209-111-1493 1978 Larry Worman 213-122-1702 1977 Jeff Tisdel 266-148-2387

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2016 MEDIA GUIDE

BOWL GAME RECORD BOOK

Bowl Game Individual Records

INTRO

TOTAL RUSHING YARDS 1. James Butler........... 189..Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 2. Stefphon Jefferson....180...Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 3. B.J. Mitchell...................178...Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 4. Cody Fajardo................140...Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 5. Vai Taua..........................101...Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 6. Robert Hubbard.........126...Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 7. Chris Lemon.................96.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 8. Lampford Mark...........90.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 9. Vai Taua..........................76.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 10. Jeff Rowe.......................72.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05)

TEAM INFO

4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Cody Fajardo................256...Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) Jeff Rowe.......................254...Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) John Dutton.................224...Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Jeff Rowe.......................192...MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Colin Kaepernick........192...Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Colin Kaepernick........177...Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Eric Bennett..................152...Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96)

passing ATTEMPTS 1. Mike Maxwell...............49.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Colin Kaepernick........47.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. Chris Vargas..................40.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 4. John Dutton.................33.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Colin Kaepernick........33.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 6. Jeff Rowe.......................32.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 7. Jeff Rowe.......................31.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Colin Kaepernick........31.....New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Cody Fajardo................31.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 10. Colin Kaepernick........29.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Cody Fajardo................29.....R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) COMPLETIONS 1. Mike Maxwell...............27.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Chris Vargas..................24.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Colin Kaepernick........24.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 4. Jeff Rowe.......................22.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Cody Fajardo................22.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 6. Jeff Rowe.......................20.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Colin Kaepernick........20.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 8. John Dutton.................18.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 9. Colin Kaepernick........15.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. Cody Fajardo................14.....R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14)

PLAYERS

LONG PASS (min. 25 yards) 1. Mike Maxwell...............71.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Colin Kaepernick........68.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. Eric Bennett..................59.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 4. Jeff Rowe.......................54.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 5. Chris Vargas..................37.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 6. Cody Fajardo................33.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 7. Jeff Rowe.......................31.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 8. Colin Kaepernick........27.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11)

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James Butler (20) rushed for 189 yards and scored the game-winning touchdown in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl while setting a program record for most rushing yards in a bowl game. CARRIES 1. Stefphon Jefferson....34.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 2. Chris Lemon.................24.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) James Butler........... 24....Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 3. B.J. Mitchell...................23.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Vai Taua..........................23.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 5. Vai Taua..........................22.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Cody Fajardo................22.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 6. Robert Hubbard.........20.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 7. Dedric Holmes............18.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 8. Kin Minor.......................16.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 10. Robert Hubbard.........15.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Lampford Mark...........15.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) LONG RUSH (MIN. 20 YARDS) 1. James Butler........... 77....Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 2. B.J. Mitchell...................59.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 3. Robert Hubbard.........49.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 4. Fred Gatlin....................28.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 5. Vai Taua..........................25.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) Nick Hale.......................25.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 7. Chris Lemon.................20.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Cody Fajardo................20.....R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) total passing yards 1. Colin Kaepernick........370...Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 2. Mike Maxwell...............330...Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 3. Chris Vargas..................283...Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Records in this listing reflect Nevada’s participation in FBS bowl games since Nevada joined Division I-A in 1992

TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS 1. Alex Van Dyke..............176...Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Mike McCoy..................172...Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. Geoff Noisy...................170...Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 4. Marko Mitchell............130...Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 5. Caleb Spencer.............114...Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 6. Damond Wilkins.........106...Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 7. Trevor Insley.................98.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 8. Nichiren Flowers,........96.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Marko Mitchell............96.....New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Richy Turner.................96.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) RECEPTIONS 1. Alex Van Dyke..............14.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Mike McCoy..................13.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. Caleb Spencer.............11.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 4. Damond Wilkins.........10.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 5. Bryan Reeves...............8........Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 6. Michael Stephens......7........Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Trevor Insley.................7........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Geoffery Noisy.............7........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Robert Hubbard.........7........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Brandon Wimberly.....7........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Rishard Matthews......7........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Brandon Wimberly.....7........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) TACKLES 1. Roosevelt Cooks.........16.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 2. Mike Crawford.............14.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 3. Steve Bryant.................12.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 4. Joshua Mauga.............11.....New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 5. Roderick Stallings......10.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/0 Jordan Dobrich...........10.....Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 7. Ezra Butler.....................9........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Mo Harvey....................9........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09)

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INTERCEPTIONS 1. Darnell Hasson............1........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Mike Crawford.............1........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) DeAngelo Wilson.......1........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Joshua Mauga.............1........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Justin Jackson.............1........New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Jonathon Amaya........1........Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) Marlon Johnson..........1........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Duke Williams..............1........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) Bryson Keeton.............1........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12)

Long Punt Return (Min. 20 yards) 1. Rishard Matthews......72.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 2. Bryan Reeves...............45.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92)

field goals attempted 1. Brett Jaekle...................4........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 2. Damon Shea................3........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Brent Zuzo.............. 3......Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 4. Steve Terelak................2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Damon Shea................2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Anthony Martinez......2........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Allen Hardison.............2........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 8. Ricky Drake...................1........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Brent Zuzo..................1....... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14)

LONG FIELD GOAL (MIN. 30 YARDS) 1. Brett Jaekle...................44.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Brent Zuzo.............. 40....Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 3. Damon Shea................34.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 4. Damon Shea................33.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 5. Anthony Martinez......32.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11)

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FORCED FUMBLES 1. Dontay Moch...............2........Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 2. Tawan Hall....................1........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Aaron Lozano..............1........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Mike Crawford.............1........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Joshua Mauga.............1........New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Uche Anyanwu............1........New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Kaelin Burnett.............1........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Dray Bell........................1........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) Jeremiah Green...........1........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) Lenny Jones.................1........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Ian Seau.........................1........Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15)

field goals made 1. Brett Jaekle...................4........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 2. Damon Shea................3........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Brent Zuzo.............. 3......Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 4. Steve Terelak................2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Doman Shea................2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Anthony Martinez......2........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Allen Hardison.............2........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 8. Ricky Drake...................1........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Brent Zuzo....................1........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14)

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LONG (MIN. 35 YARDS) 1. Chase Tenpenny.........62.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 2. Brad Langley................59.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 3. Justin Bergendahl......56.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 4. Alex Boy.........................55.....R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 5. Jason McLean..............54.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 6. Zachary Whited..........52.....New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Brad Langley................52.....Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 8. Jason McLean..............50.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 9. Zachary Whited..........48.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 10. Brett Jaekle...................47.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08)

PLAYERS

SACKS 1. Mike Crawford............ 3.........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 2. Dontay Moch.............. 2.........Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) Kevin Basped.............. 2.........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Kaelin Burnett............ 2.........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 3. Ezra Butler.................... 1.5.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 4. 21 tied at 1

PUNTS 1. Zachary Whited..........9........New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 2. Brett Jaekle...................8........Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. Brad Langley................7........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 4. Jason McLean..............6........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Zachary Whited..........6........MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) Brad Langley................6........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 7. Jason McLean..............5........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Alex Boy.........................5........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 9. Justin Bergendahl........3........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) Chase Tenpenny.........3........Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12)

COACHES & STAFF

tackles for loss 1. Mike Crawford.............4........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 2. Ezra Butler.....................3.5....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 3. Brock Hekking.............3........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Ian Seau.........................3........Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 5. James Cannida............2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) James Cannida............2........Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Dontay Moch...............2........Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) Kevin Basped...............2........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Nate Agaiava................2........Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) Kaelin Burnett.............2........Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Bryan Lane Jr....................2.........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14)

6. Steve Terelak................30.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92)

Rishard Matthews scored the go-ahead touchdown in the 2010 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl on a 72-yard punt return, a Nevada bowl record. Long Kick Return (Min. 20 yards) 1. Elijah Mitchell......... 96*...Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 2. Andy McIntosh............36.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) Kendall Brock...............36.....Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 4. Ernie Wilson.................35.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) Mike Ball........................35.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 6. DeAngelo Wilson.......31.....MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 7. Khalid Wooten.............29.....Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 8. Chris Singleton............23.....Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) Chris Wellington.........23.....New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) Brandon Fragger........23.....Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08)

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RECORD BOOK

Matthew Lyons...........9........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Bryan Lane Jr................9........R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Matthew Lyons...........9........Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) Asauni Rufus.......... 9......Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15)

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total points scored 1. 49...................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 2. 48...................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 3. 37...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 4. 35...................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 5. 34...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 5. 34...................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 6. 20...................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 20...................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 8. 18...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 9. 10...................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. 3......................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) points allowed 1. 13...................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 2. 15...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 3. 16...................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 4. 21...................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 5. 23...................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 23...................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 6. 35...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 7. 40...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 8. 42...................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 9. 45...................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. 48...................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) total yards 1. 659.................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 2. 623.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 3. 484.................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 4. 460.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 5. 438.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 6. 413.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 7. 345.................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 8. 314.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 9. 306.................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 10. 297.................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) total rush yards 1. 403.................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 2. 369.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 3. 271.................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 4. 137.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 5. 114.................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 114.................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 7. 94...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 8. 90...................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 9. 89...................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 10. 84...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96)

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8. 60...................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 9. 59...................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 10. 57.5................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) TACKLES FOR LOSS 1. 11...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 2. 9......................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 3. 8......................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 4. 6......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 6......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 6......................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 7. 5......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 5......................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 9. 4......................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 4......................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) SACKS 1. 7......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 2. 4......................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 4......................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 4. 3......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 3......................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 3......................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 7. 2......................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 2......................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 2......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. 1......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 1......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) interceptions 1. 2............................ Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 2............................ Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 3. 1............................ Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 1............................ Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 1............................ Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 1............................ Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) 1............................ MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 1............................ New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 1............................ Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 9. 0............................ Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) FORCED FUMBLES 1. 3......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 2. 2......................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 2......................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 2......................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 4. 1......................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 1......................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 1......................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15)

total PASSING yards 1. 376.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 2. 370.................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 3. 344.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 4. 330.................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 5. 256.................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 6. 254.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 7. 207.................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 8. 192.................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 9. 177.................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. 137.................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) first downs 1. 39......................... Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 2. 30......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 3. 26......................... Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 4. 24......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) 5. 23......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 23......................... MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 7. 21......................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 8. 18......................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 9. 17......................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 10. 16......................... Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) TACKLES 1. 93...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 2. 80...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 3. 79...................... Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 79...................... R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 5. 77...................... New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 6. 68...................... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 7. 64...................... Las Vegas Bowl v. Ball State (12/19/96) Records in this listing reflect Nevada’s participation in FBS bowl games since Nevada joined Division I-A in 1992

41,063 people packed into San Francisco’s AT&T Park to watch the Wolf Pack defeat Boston College 20-13 in the The 2010 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. ATTENDANCE 1. 41,063.............. Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 2. 34,014.............. R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) 3. 32,650.............. Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU (12/24/09) 4. 30,223.............. New Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) 5. 28,654.............. MPC Computers Bowl v. Miami (12/31/06) 6. 26,781.............. Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) 7. 26,254.............. Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. Central Florida (12/24/05) 8. 24, 610............. Gildan New Mexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 9. 20,425.............. Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) 10. 15,746.............. Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92)

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Abajian, Rich - 1973, ’74 Abrams, Joe - 1975 Ackerman, Kenneth - 2008, ‘09 Acuna, Danny - 1963, ’64 Acuna, Jose - 2009, ‘10 Adams, Dave - 1956, ’57 Adams, Phil - 1978 Adarme, Jesse - 2000, ‘01 Adriani, Luca - 1988 Adza, John - 1974 Agaiava, Daniel - 2008. ‘09 Agaiava, Nate - 2007, 08. ‘09 Agwuenu, Ekene - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Aiken, James Jr. - 1943, ’46 Airoldi, Matt - 1992, ’93 Aitken, Shawn - 1994 Alexander, Gary - 1956 Alfred, Bob - 1960, ’61 Allen, Dan - 1969, ’70, ’71, ’72 Allen, Lem - 1925, ’26, 27, ‘28 Allen, Nathan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Altenburg, Giles - 1952, ’53 Amantia, Tony – 1990, ‘91 Amaya, Jonathon - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Ambrose, Fern - 1932 Ambrose, Vern - 1928, ‘29 Ames, Steve - 1981, ’82 Amescua, Marion - 1940 Anastassatos, Spiros - 1955 Anderson, Ben - 1941 Anderson, Dan - 1964 Anderson, Julian - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Anderson, Roy - 1940 Anderson, Shane - 2009, ’10, ’11 Andrews, Joe - 2002 Andrews, Mike - 2010 Anglemire, Joey - 2014 Anyanwu, Uche - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Ardito, Jeff – 1980 Arendse, Kolby - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Armstrong, John - 1986, ’87 Armuth, Richard - 1960 Asai, Scott - 2000, ‘01 Atkinson, Ron - 1977, ’78 Ault, Chris - 1965, ’66 ,’67 Austin, Ken - 1931 ,’32, ’33 Avery, Mark - 2012 Avina, Armando - 1993, ‘94

B Baber, Dameon - 2015 Bachelor, Orrin - 1952 Backer, Bill - 1930, ’31, ’32, ’33 Backster, Steve - 1989 Bailey, Craig - 2003, ‘04, ‘05 Bailey, Jim - 1925, ’26, ’27, ’28 Bailey, Stan - 1919 Baker, Marvin - 1952, ’54, ’55, ’56 Baker, Mitch - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Baker, Vern - 1953 Balaam, Clyde 1923, ‘24, ‘25 Baldini, Dan - 1958, ’59 Balentine, Mike - 1973, ’74 Balkman, Sean - 1998, ‘99 Ball, George - 1953, ’54, ’55, ’56 Ball, Mike - 2009, ‘10 Ballard, Jerry - 1964 ,’65 Bankofier, Dick - 1954 Banks, Tom - 1971 Bannigan - 1932 Barber, Bill - 1961, ’62 Barber, Howard - 1950 Barcellos, Terry - 1964, ’65, ’66 Barcia, Thomas - 2006 Barger, Floyd - 1947 Barham, Al - 1950

Barker, Chris - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Barmard, Wally “Bones” - 1950 Barnes, Brian - 2000 Barnes, John - 1967, ’68, ’69 Barnes, Tremelle - 1989 Baro, Joe - 1964 Barry, Chris - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Barsanti, Olinto - 1939 Barthels, Dick - 1930 Basped, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Bass, Bill - 1946 Basta, Sam - 1935, ’36, ’37 Bates, Del - 1998, ‘00 Batey, Tom - 1946 Batrez, Jeff - 1998 Baxter, Merton - 1949, ’52,’ 53 Bayer, Art - 1964, ’65, ’66 Bayne, Cameron - 2007, ‘08, ;09 Beal, Tim – 1973 Beard, Necho - 2011 Beaver, Jim - 1966, ’67, ’68 Beavers, Eric - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Beasley, Bud - 1932, ’33 Beasley, Scott - 1946, ’47, ’48 Beck, Wayne - 1969 Beckett, Ted - 1957 Beemer, Bill - 1931, ’32, ’33 Bell, Allison – 1921 Bell, Dray - 2011, ‘12 Bell, Tom - 1947, ’48, ’49 Belford, Billy Ray - 1988, ’89 Belli, Scot - 1987, ’88 Beloso, Frank - 1938, ’39, ’40 Belser, Jarred - 2004 Beltram, Ron - 1973 Bender, John - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Bene, Rocco - 2006, ‘07 Bennett, Eric - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Bennett, Noel - 1937 Bennett, Orin - 1940, ’41 Bennett, William - 1940 Benning, Scott - 1990, ’91 Benson, John - 1933, ’34, ’35 Bergan, Bob - 1943 Bergendahl, Justin - 2004, ‘05 Berger, Mike - 1971, ’72 Bertrando, Alex - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Bethea, Mike - 2008, ‘09 Betita, Tony - 1965, ’66 Betters, Doug - 1977 Bingham, Bob - 1978 Bird, Greg - 1998, ‘99 Bishop, Adam - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Bishop, Brian - 1975, ’76 Bissett, Roger - 1945 Bitonio, Joel - 2010, ’11, ‘12, ‘13 Black, Greg - 1985 Blackwell, Aaron - 1992,’ 93 Blaine, Robert - 1941 Blair, Bobby - 1992, ’93 Bledsoe, Dan - 1933 Blinn, Ben - 1965, ’66 Bloedell, George - 1929 Bloedell, Ron - 1931 Blythe, Molech - 1995, ‘96 Boccio, Brian - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Bockman, Morley - 1946 Boeger, Ron - 1964 Bohr, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Bonsall, Bil - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Bohr, Kevin - 2008 Borba, Rick - 1970, ’71 Bouchelion, Dominic – 1993 Boudreaux, Bubba - 2011 Boughton, DeAndre - 2010, ‘12 Bowser, Bill - 1954, ’55, ’56 Boy, Alex - 2014, ‘15 Boyd, Steve - 1974

Boyle, Art - 1970, ’71 Brackett, Trevor - 2004, ‘05 Bradley, Aaron - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Bradley, Harry - 1935, ’36, ’38 Bradshaw, James - 1920, ‘21 Brady, Dave - 1959 Brady, Norm - 1998, ‘99 Brady, Pat -1949, ’50 Branca, Bill - 1990, ’91 Brandenburg, Mark - 1974, ’75, ’76 Branzell, Travis - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Brazil, George - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Bream, Glenn - 1925, ‘26 Breaux, Mike - 1992, ’93,’ 94 Bregal, Troy - 1994 Brennan, Edward - 1941 Briles, Howard - 1964, ‘66 Brickell, Zach - 2013, ‘14 Brimm, Greg - 1972, ’73 Brinard, Frank – 1956 Brock, Kendall - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Bronson, Jim - 1961, ’62 Brooks, Cleavon - 1998, ‘99 Brooks, Douglas - 1950, ‘52, ’53 Brooks, John - 1937, ’38, ’39 Broussard, Christian- 1997, ‘98, ’99 Brown, Bob - 1985, ’86 Brown, Jermaine - 1999, ‘00, ‘01 Brown, Mike - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Brown, Thaddeus - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Brown - 1929 Brule, W.H. - 1898 Brulotte, Bob - 1956, ’57 Bryan, Dick - 1919 Bryant, Henry - 1937, ’38 Bryant, Steve - 1990, ‘91, ’92, ’93 Buckman, Tom - 1919, ‘20 Buddy, George - 1990, ‘91 Bueno, Roger - 1968,’69 Buffaloe, Bob - 1960 Buh, Andy - 1993, ‘94 Buich, David - 1978,’79,’81,’82 Burk, Jason - 1998, ‘99 Burk, Jimmy - 1996, ‘97 Burleson, Nate - 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Burnett, Kaelin - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Burr, David - 1997, ‘98 Burrus, Don - 1940 Busch, Gary - 1961,’ 62 Butler, Ezra - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Butler, James - 2014, ‘15 Bybee, Bern - 1974 Byington, Doug - 1952 Byington, Russ - 1934, ’35 Byrd, Billie - 1978, ’80, ’81 Byrne, Kenneth - 1968, ’69, ’70 Byrnes, Bill - 1960, ’61 Byrom, Jack - 1965, ’66, ’67 Bythwood, Dan - 2001, ‘02

Cagle, Stan - 1983 Caldwell, Roy - 1935 Caldwell, Seve - 1936 Caldwell - 1929 Caleb, Ken - 1986, ’87, ’88 Calloway, Tere - 2014, ‘15 Cammerano, Gus - 1944,’45 Campbell, Mike - 1979 Campbell, Neil - 1936,’37 Campbell, Roger - 1968 Cannida, James - 1994, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Cannon, Matt - 2000 Cannon, Shane - 2015 Capdeville, John - 1968 Capozzo, Don - 1968,’69,’70 Carbone, Tyler - 1984,’85 Carano, Gary - 1972

Carder, Doug - 1965,’66 Carlson, Ernest - 1921, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Carlson, Tinnas - 1947 Carminer, Mack - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Carmody, Jack - 1947,’48,’49 Carpenter, Leonard - 1937,’38 Carpenter, Myron - 1961 Carroll, Austin - 2015 Carroll, Vic - 1932,’33 Carter, Aaron - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Carter, Jay - 1961,’62 Carter, Lee - 1970,’71 Carter, Logan - 2002, ‘03 Carter, Rick - 1969,’70,’71 Caruso, Carmel - 1947,’48,’49,’50 Cashbaugh, Robert - 1942 Cashill, Tom - 1932,’33,’34 Cashill, William - 1934,’35,’36 Caspers, Joe - 1989, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92 Cassinelli, Bill - 1999 Castle, Doug - 1925 Catapano, Josh - 2007 Cawiezell, Jim - 1960, ’61 Celis, Andrew - 2015 Chachere, Derrick - 1988,’89 Chaffee, Lawrence - 1924, ‘25 Chandless, Art - 1977,’78 Chapelle, Manuel - 1941 Chapman, Bernie - 1993, ‘94 Chesse, Hugh - 1939 Chism, Harry - 1903, ‘04 Chism, John - 1898 Choudja, Patrick - 2014, ‘15 Chrishon, Marcellus -1993, ‘94 Christman, Jim - 964,’65 Christopher, Mike - 1962 Church, Steve - 2002, ‘03 Church, Willis - 1920, ‘22 Clafton, Matthew - 1988,’89,’90, ‘91 Claiborne, Kevin - 1986,’87,’88,’89 Clapham, David - 1972,’73 Clark, Edward - 1924 Clark, Alfred - 1923, ‘24 Clark, Bill - 1973,’74 Clark, Conrad - 1978,’79,’80,’81 Clark, Erics - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Clark, Jimmy - 1980,’81 Clarkson, James - 1944 Clayton, Henry - 1937,’38,’39 Cleary, Joe - 1935,’36 Clements, Burt - 1973, ‘74 Clifford, Patrick - 2013, ‘14 Clifton, Mundrae - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Clune, Dan - 1973, ’74 Coates, Reggie - 2012 Cobeaga, Mitch - 1938,’ 39 Coddington, Ed - 1928 Coffin, Doug - 1973, ’74 Cohen, Stanley - 1942 Colchico, Dominic - 1982, ’83, ’84 Cole, Mike - 1966 Coleman, Jim - 1945 Collet, Bob - 1948, ’49 Collins, Ronald - 1978 Collis, Luke - 2008, ‘09 Colwell, Mark - 1920, ‘21 Combs, Devin - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Condon, John - 1965, ’66, ’67 Connelly, Bruce - 1927 Cook, Earl - 1976 Cook, Rod - 1957, ’58, ’59, ’60 Cook, Tom - 1961, ’62 Cooks, Roosevelt - 2004, ‘05 Cooley, Robert - 1926 Coonce, Jeff - 1975 Cooney, Joe - 1982, ’83 Cooper, Bob – 1994, ‘95 Cooper, Fred - 1979, ’80

Ealy, Tyrone - 1986 Easter, Joe - 2008, ‘09 Eatinger, Gary - 1968, ’69, ’70 Eaton, Keith - 1991, ‘92 Eaton, Pat - 1936, ’37, ’39 Eaton, Tom - 1986 Ebel, Wesley - 1952 Ebert, Hank - 1962, ’63 Echave, Jock - 1960, ’61, ’62, ’63 Echave, Jon - 1991, ’92, ’93 Edsall, Floyd - 1942 Edwards, Charles - 1978, ’79 Edwards, Glenn - 1973, ’74 Edwards, Jordan - 2001, ‘02 Edwards, Mike - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Edwards, Randy - 1956 Edwards, Rick - 1980 Edwards, Tony - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Egu, Patrick - 1987, ’88 Einstoss, Ron - 1950 Eklund, Kyle - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Elder, Willard - 1947, ’48, ’49 Eliades, Jordan - 1942, ’46, ’47 Elliott, Chester - 1930 Ellison, Bernard - 1986, ’87, ’88, ’90 Ellston - 1927 Engilman, Jeff - 1970 English, Dan - 1970, ’71 Engstrom, Jeremy - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Ensslin, Ted - 1947, ’48 Ernst, Kevin - 2003 Eskew, Brad - 2008 Estes, Pat - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Evans, Benjamin - 1898, ‘02 Evans, Mike - 2008 Ezell, Bob - 1962

Faaituala, Faigofie - 2014, ‘15 Faddis, Dean - 2010 Fairbrother, George -1925, ‘26 Fagan, Cory – 2004 Fajardo, Cody - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14

Gadda, George - 1927 Gaechter, William - 1964, ’65, ’66 Gaeta, Leonard - 1968 Galas, Matt - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Gallaway, Fred - 1937, ’38 Gallett, Mike - 2007, ‘08 Galloway, Oscar - 1995 Gair, Jim - 1976 Garamendi, Ray - 1939 Garcia, Adam - 2003, ‘04 Garcia, Frank - 1954 Garcia, Joe - 2005, ‘06 Garnero, Rick - 1975 Garrett, Charles - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Garrett, Humphery - 2000 Garrett, Neil - 1950, ’52

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

Garrison, Scott - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Gatlin, Fred - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Gavenda, Jim - 1990 Gaynor, George - 1976, ’77 Gebhardt, Phil - 1964 Gelmstead, Carl - 1939 Genasci, Andy – 1987 Genasci, Joe – 1957, ’58, ’59, ‘60 Gentry, Melvin - 1980, ’82 Gerbig, Ardin - 1957, ’58 Germain, Gene - 1958, ’59, ’60 Getz, Larry - 1967, ’68, ’69 Ghio, Andrew - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Gilberg, Jack - 1923, ‘24, ‘25 Gillom, Horrace - 1946 Giovannoni, Ross - 1978, ’79 Gipson, Jarred - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Girola, Mark - 1986 Givens, Juan - 1994, ‘95 Glasgow - 1929 Goltry, Nathan - 2015 Gonda, John - 1950 Gonsolves, Ray - 1950, ’52 Gonyer, Thomas - 1970, ’71 Gonzales, Ed - 1967, ’68, ’69, ’70 Gooden, Anthony - 1983, ’84, ’85 Goodner, Wes - 1940, ’41 Gordon, Johnny - 1984 Gosselin, Kyle - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Gosting, Larry - 1967 Grady, Chris - 1979 Graf, Wally - 1949, ’50 Graham, F.W. - 1901, ‘02 Graham, George - 1954 Graham, Mark - 1974, ’75 Graham, Turner - 2000, ‘01 Granucci, Mar - 1970, ’71, ’73 Grant, Tom - 1920 Gravert, William - 1978 Gray, Allen - 1978, ’79 Gray, Jim - 1975 Gray, Joe - 1981 Graziano, Nick - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Green, Deantae - 2008, ‘09 Green, Dominic - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Green, Elijan - 1959 Green, Elmer – 1944 Green, Jeremiah - 2011, ‘12 Green, Virgil - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Greene, Todd - 1987, ’88 Gresham, Alex - 1996, ‘97 Grevich, Mel - 1947, ’48 Gridley, Dick - 1922, ‘23 Gridley, Lewis - 1924 Griffin, Craig - 1970 Griffin, John - 1930 Griffin, Josh - 2000, ‘01 Grimes, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Grohs, Art - 1961 Grouwinkle, Greg - 1972, ’73, ’74 Grubbs, Bill - 1935, ’36, ’37 Guffrey, Lloyd - 1930, ’32 Guild, Bill - 1935 Guild, Marlin - 1970 Guider, Mike - 1995, ‘96 Gupton, Donald - 2004 Gustafson, John - 1936, ’37 Gutterson, Alvin - 1922 Gutterson, Bill - 1924, ‘25, ‘26

STATISTICS

Dahl, Harvey - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Dales, Bret - 1983, ’84, ’85, ‘86 Damanhoury, Ziad - 2015 Dambacher, Nolan - 2014 Dankworth, Steve - 1978 Daniel, Bill - 1959, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 Daniels, Rex - 1940, ’41 Danies, John - 1974 Dark, Warren - 1941 Darlington, Jack - 2005, ‘06 Darrow, Clay - 1955, ’56, ’57 Davidson, Clark - 1982, ’83 Davis, Andre - 2009 Davis, Demetrius - 1987, ’88, ’89 Davis, Hugh - 1952 Davis, Hugh (Howdy) - 1957 Davis, Davis, James (Jack) - 1947, ’48, ’49 Davis, Jeff - 1984, ’85, ’86, ’87 Davis, Russell - 1973 Dawson, Barry - 1988, ’89 Dawson, Denison - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Dean, Aaron - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Dearing, Larry - 1967, ’68 DeCarlo, Danny - 2013 Deeds, Todd - 1987, ’88 De Koning, Burton - 2012, ‘13 Delahide, John - 1913 Dellanoy, Gerald - 1934, ’35 Del Turco, Ray - 1962 DeMars, Jason - 2005, ‘06 DeMello, Jack - 1982 Demosthenes, Ted - 1937, ’38 Demps, Wyatt - 2014, ‘15 Dendary, Joe - 1976 Denny, Kyle - 1983, ’84 DePaoli, Reg - 1952 Dessar, Delvyn - 1913 Devers, Lorenzo - 2012 DeWitt, Clint - 1965, ’66 DiChiara, Al - 1945 Diercks, Ed - 1944 Dieringer, Jack - 1944, ‘45 Dike, Kaodi - 2013, ‘14 Dimmitt, Michael - 1963 Ditsworth, Colin - 2012 Dixon, Calvin - 1964 Dixon, Jay - 2006, ‘07 Dixon, Mike - 1984 Dobrich, Jordan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15

Fake, Frank - 1913 Falbaum, Gus - 1921 Faller, Joe - 1975, ’76 Faraimo, Salesa - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Farley, Jim - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Farnsworth, Buck - 1925, ’26, ’27, ’28 Farnsworth, Darwin - 1945, ’46, ’47 Farnsworth, Wes - 2015 Fast, Jim - 1955 Faunce, Evan - 2015 Fauolo, Selevasio - 2005, ‘06 Favors, Evan - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Favors, Jerry - 1989, ‘14 Fehoko, Simone - 2000 Felisina, Larry - 1963, ’64, ’65 Fergesen, David - 1898 Ferguson, Wayne - 1976, ’77, ’78 Fine, Damon - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Fischer, Vance - 1962, ’66 Fisher, Emerson - 1920, ‘21 Fisher, Herman - 1948, ’49, ’50 Fisher, Jack - 1973, ’74, ’75 Fisher, John - 1982 Fitzpatrick, Dennis - 1963, ’64, ’65 Fleming, Tim - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Flock, Mike - 1960 Flournoy, John - ‘33 Flowers, Nichiren - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Floyd, Lucius - 1984, ’85, ’86,’ 87 Fludd, Brian - 2008 Flynn, Dennis - 1966 Fobbs, Lee - 1978, ’79 Foger, Charvez - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Folweiler, Sean - 2000, ‘01 Ford, Boyce - 1952, ’53, ’54 Ford, Robert - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Foremaster, Harrold - 1937 Foreman, Tom - 1940 Forte, Harmon - 1940 Forrest II, Arthur - 2012, ‘13 Foster, Herb - 1920, ‘21 Foster, Sam - 2011 Foster, Tom - 1976, ’77, ’78 Francellini, Pat - 1946 Fragger, Brandon - 2006, ‘07, ‘09 Frazier, Walt - 1980, ’81 Freeman, Fred - 1904 Freeman, Pat - 1996, ‘97 Frey, Isaiah - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Freitas, Todd - 1989, ’90 Friberg, Tom - 1955, ’57, ’58 Frierson, Jason - 1989, ’90, ’91 Friesell, Frank - 1902, ‘03, ‘04 Frisbie, Scott - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Fritts, Gary - 1971, ’72 Fritz, Larry - 1955 Frost, Harry - 1924, ‘25, ‘26 Frudenberg, Herman - 1934 Fuhr, Nick - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Fujii, Ken - 1954, ’55, ’56, ’57 Fuller, Brian - 1974, ’75 Fuller, Eric - 1970, ’71

RECORD BOOK

Dockery, Al - 1943 Dodge, Howard - 1975, ’76, ’77 Dodge, Max - 1945, ’46 Dolak, Mike - 1974, ’75 Dolan, Mike - 1969, ’70 Donithan, Kent - 1985, ’86 Donnels, Al - 1922, ‘23 Doren, Greg - 1986 Douglas, Joe - 1974, ’75 Drahos, Mark - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Drake, Doug - 1976, ’77 Drake, Ricky - 2009, ‘10 Drakulich, Stan - 1950, ’53 Dripps, J.H. - 1901 Drum, Jerry - 1958 Drury - 1930 Duborg, George - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Duck, Gene - 1961, ’62, ’63, ’64 Duckett, Forey - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Duddy, Tom - 1977 Dugas, Adrien - 1997, ‘98, ‘99, ’00, ‘01 Duncan, Steve - 1986 Dundson - 1898 Dungan, Lee - 1924, ‘25 Dunlop, Dennis - 1950 Dunn, Joe - 1992, ’93 Dunne, Vincent - 1919, ‘20 Duran, Chris - 1987, ’88, ’89 Durham, Alonzo - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Durham, Bob - 1944, ’45 Durkin, Bill - 1971 Dutton, John - 1996, ‘97 Dyer, Dave - 1964, ’65 Dysel, Ernie - 1945

Hadlen, George -1933, ’34, ’35 Hadwick, Jeff -1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Hageleen, Maury - 1945 Haikins, Nigel - 2013, ‘14 Haines, Dave - 1959, ’60, ’62, ’63 Hairston, David - 1996, ‘97 Hairston, Lawrence - 1949, ’50 Hakin, James - 1999

HISTORY

Cooper, Louis - 1964 Cooper, William - 1952, ’53 Copeland, Tony - 1994 Corbett, Austin - 2014, ‘15 Cordova, Jorge - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Coren, Ben - 1943, ‘44 Corley, Anthony - 1981, ’82, ’83 Corley, Bob - 1947, ‘48, ‘49 Cosgrove, Bob - 1973, ’74 Costanza, Larry - 1970, ’72 Cotten, Bernie - 1961, ’63 Coulson, Ryan - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Craig, David - 1977, ’78 Crawford, Allen - 1963, ’64 Crawford, Mike - 1994, ‘95, ‘96 Crawford, Mike - 2000, ‘01 Creel, Al - 1955 Creighton, Rich - 1970, ’71 Crew, Ralston - 1924, ‘25, ‘27 Cromwell, Tom - 1978, ’79 Cross, Rick - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Crowley, Basil - 1913 Cruz, Domonic - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Cukrov, Greg - 1998 Culp, Max - 1960, ’61 Cunningham, T.W. - 1998, ‘00, ‘01 Curry, James - 1977, ’78 Curtis, Archie - 1959 Curtis, Keenan - 2002, ‘03 Cutright, Ervin - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92

INTRO

All-Time Lettermen

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INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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Hale, Nick - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Hales, Mike - 1975 Haley, James - 1978 Haley, Steve - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Halkyard, Bill - 1954 Hall, Greg - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Hall, Tawan - 1993, ‘94, ‘95 Hallahan, Bob - 1952 Helu, Soma - 1996 Halvorsen, Mike - 1989 Haman, Dick - 1934 Helu, Soma - 1996 Halvorsen, Mike - 1989 Haman, Dicl - 1934 Hamdorf, Allen - 1957 Hamilton - 1913 Hamilton, Bennett - 2002 Hamilton, Roy - 1977, ’78 Hamm, Bob - 1980, ’82 Hammert, Bernhard - 1929 Handley - 1929, ‘32 Handy, Chris - 2002 Hann, David - 1977, ’78, ’79 Hansen, Reynold - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Hanson, Jordan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Harbour, Phil - 1984 Hardaway, George - 1969, ’70 Hardiman, Kelly - 1979, ’80 Hardiman, Ronnie - 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Hardison, Allen - 2011, ‘12 Hardy, Brian - 1964 Hariman, Lester - 1913 Harker, Ernest - 1919 Harker, Nick - 1990 Harmon, Charles - 1955 Harper, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Harper, Travis - 1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Harris, Rick - 1981, ’82, ’83 Harris, Robert - 1932, ’33 Harris, Rusty -1974, ’75 Harrison, Leslie - 1921, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Hart, Chester - 1904 Hart, James - 1901, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Hartsfield, Howard - 1950 Harvey, Mo - 2008, ‘09 Hasson, Darnell - 1993, ’94, ‘95, ‘96 Hattalla, John - 1941, ’42 Hawkins, Frank - 1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 Hawthrone, Nick - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Hayes, David - 1898 Hayes, Gerald - 1970 Hayes, Harold - 1944, ’46, ’47, ’48 Hayes, Ray - 1972 Hayhoe, Bret - 1995, ‘96 Haynes, Fred - 1956 Haynes, Ralph - 1932, ’34 Heath, Stan - 1947, ’48 Heher, Pat - 1945, ’46 Heinz, Larry - 1944 Heiser, Andy - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Hekking, Brock - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Helstowski, John - 1944 Helu, Soma - 1996 Henderson, Hasaan - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Henderson, Mark -1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 Hennigan, Norma - 1975 Henry, Greg - 1971, ’72 Henry, Jacob - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Heppe, David - 1979, ’81, ’82 Hermeling, Mike - 1968 Hermeling, Terry - 1967, ’68, ’69 Hermann, Dave - 1960 Herron, Bob - 1961, ’62, ’64 Herzog, Joe - 2000 Herzog, Jon - 1999 Heskett, Tim - 1966 Heward, Harlan - 1962 Hider, Jace - 1996, ‘97, ‘98

Hidish, Adam - 1956 Hieber, Tracey - 1977, ’78 Higgins, Darin - 1997, ‘98 Hill, Brant - 2000, ‘01 Hill, Charles - 1977 Hill, Daryll - 2008 Hill, Harvey - 1931, ’32 Hill, Hayden - 1970, ’71 Hill, Jack - 1930, ’31, ’32, ’33 Hill, Steve - 1995, ‘96 Hines, Chris - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Hines, Matt - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Hixon, Steve - 1976, ’77 Hoag, Jeff - 1970 Hobbs, George - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Hodges, Dean - 1986 Hoeffler, Ed - 1964, ’65, ’66 Hoeper, P.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Hoffman, C. - 1902 Hoffman, Gus - 1901 Hogan, Tom - 1967 Holman, Bill - 1965, ’66 Holman, Doyle - 1995 Holmes, Dedric - 1991, ’92, ’93 Holmes, Johnnie - 1999, ‘00 Holt, Floyd - 1932 Hook, Jerry - 1960 Hopper, Floyd - 1947, ’48, ’49 Hopper, Fred - 1947, ’48, ’49 Horner, Bill - 1972 Horton, Randy - 2013 Houk, Bill - 1965, ’66, ’67 House, Jim - 1972, ’73 Howard, Andre - 1991, ’92 Howard, Kevin - 1981, ’82 Howard, Sherman - 1947, ’48 Howton, Bill - 1954, ’55 Howell, Bobby - 1971 Houk, Tyler - 2013 Hronek, Mark - 1988 Huber, Joeseph - 2012, ‘13 Hubbard, Robert - 2005, ‘06 Hudson, Don - 1957 Hudson, Jim - 1971, ’72 Hudson, Robert - 1985 Hug, Proctor - 1925 Hulbert, Neil - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Hulsey, Gary - 1972 Hunt, Chris - 1970 Hunt, Don - 1959 Hunte, W.M. - 1899 Hunter, Bob - 1958,’59 Hunter, Patrick - 1982, ’83, ‘84, ’85 Hunter, W.W. - 1898 Hurd, David – 1977 Hurst, Jake - 2011

Insley, Trevor - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Isala, Joe - 1965, ’66 Isley, Rocky - 1968 Ivaldi, Tony - 1986 Ivery, Thai - 1984, ’85

Jackson, Andy - 1971 Jackson, Don - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Jackson, Gary - 1980 Jackson, George - 1988, ’89 Jackson, Hank - 1970, ’72, ’73 Jackson, Harry - 1989,’90 Jackson, Jamaal - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Jackson, Justin - 2006, ‘07 Jackson, Kenny - 1998 Jackson, L.J. - 2014, ‘15 Jaekle, Brett - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 James, Art - 1921 Jamison, Jim - 1965, ’66

Javonillo, John – 1969 Jeffers, Stephen - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Jefferson, Stefphon - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Jenkins, Eric - 1983 Jesse, Ed - 1949, ’53, ’54 Johns, Brad - 1940 Johns, Kevin - 1975 Johnson, Bob - 1966, ’67 Johnson, Cody - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Johnson, Clayton - 2008 Johnson, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Johnson, Gilbert - 1981, ’82 Johnson, Homer - 1919, ‘20, ‘21 Johnson, James - 1992, ’93, ‘95, ‘96 Johnson, James-Michael 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Johnson, Jerome - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Johnson, John - 1967 Johnson, Ken - 1967 Johnson, Kendall - 2014, ‘15 Johnson, Marlon - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Jolley, Paul - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Jondle, Kyle - 1987, ’88 Jones - 1929 Jones, Alexander - 1981, ’82 Jones, Ali - 2002, ‘03 Jones, Don - 1950, ‘53, ’54 Jones, Derek - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Jones, Elmer - 1922, 23, ‘25 Jones, George - 1996, ‘97 Jones, Harry - 1904 Jones, Jeff - 1979, ’80 Jones, Jim - 1992, ’93 Jones, Lenny - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Jones, Mo - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Jones, Thomas - 1978, ’79 Jones, Thomas - 1919 Joseph, Jarid - 2015

Kaepernick, Colin, - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Kairy, Xavier - 1989, ’90, ‘91, ‘92 Kalmanir, Andy - 1950 Kalmanir, Tom - 1946, ’47, ’48 Kanellis, Mike - 2006, ‘07 Kaskie, Brian - 1984, ’85, ’86, ’87 Kasper, Michael - 1963, ’64, ’65 Kasunic, George - 1958 Kaululaau, Kika - 2000, ‘01 Kau, Dennis - 1969, ’70 Kauo, Keone - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Kearney, W. M. - 1901, ‘02 Keats, Parker - 1931 Keddie, W.A. “Art” - 1898, ‘00, ‘01 Keeton, Bryson - 2012, ‘13 Keivit, Joe - 1937, ’38, ’39 Kell, Ed - 1932, ’33 Kelly, Matt - 1994, ‘95, ‘96 Kelly, Otto - 1981, ’82, ’83 Kendrick, Brenton - 2002, ‘03 Kendrick, Gary - 1972, ’73 Kennard, Derek - 1981, ‘82, ’83 Kennard, Derek, Jr. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Kenny, Paul - 1972, ’73 Kentera, John - 1945 Kenyon, Steve - 1977, ’78 Khouri, Adam - 2014 Kiefer, Adam - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Kilson, David - 1981, ’82 Kimmerl, Arden - 1922, ‘23 King, Al - 1980, ’81 King, Arthur, Jr. - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 King, Darrell - 1991, ’92 King, Joe - 1990, ’91 King, Warren - 1975 Kirish, Ben - 2002, ‘03 Kirkendall - 1935 Kitchner, Stan - 1945

Klemezewski, Matt - 1945 Klenakis, Tony - 1961, ’62 Klisiewicz, Tom - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Klosterman, Edward-1947, ’48, ’49 Kluge, Fred - 1944 Knapp, Steve - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 Knox, Cyril - 1903, ‘04 Kolesar, Tom - 1973, ’74 Kondel, Ted - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Kondra, Jeff -1992, ’93, ’94 Kornbiball, Art - 1940 Kot, Tom - 1941 Kramer, Bob - 1971, ’72 Kretschmer, Chance 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Kristinat, Bill - 1974 Kihn, Pete - 1975, ’76 Kunkle, Joe- 1972, ’75

Lacaden, Jacob - 2015 Lackey, William - 1991, ’92 LaGraffe, Brandon - 1995 LaGrone, Carl, Jr. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Landon, Dale - 1963, ’64, ’65 Lane Jr., Bryan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Lane, Dwight - 2000 Lane, Chris - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Lang, Gene - 1961, ’63 Langley, Brad - 2008, ‘09, ‘10 Lankow, Rich – 1965 Lantrip, Tyler - 2011 Larsen, Maxwell - 1926, ‘27 Larsen, Willard - 1924, ‘25 Larson, “Swede” William - 1923 Lash, Joe - 1950, ‘53, ’54 Lasker, Matt - 1996 LaTona, Ted - 1943 Laudermilk, Brian - 1998, ‘99 Lavulo, Fred - 2012, ‘13 Lawlor, Glenn “Jake” - 1926, ‘27,’28, ‘29 Lawlor, Mike - 1926, ‘27 Lawrence, W.C. - 1898, ‘00, ‘01 Lawrence, William - 1903 Lawson, Justin - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Lawson, Rodney - 2015 Lazovich, Mike - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Leadbetter, B.C. - 1898, ‘00, ’01 Leadbetter, E.P. - 1901, ‘02 Leal, Joe - 1952, ’53, ’54 Leao, Orville - 1964, ’65 Leary, Bill - 1969, ’70, ’71 Leavitt, Dee - 1941 Leavitt, E.I. - 1903 Leavitt, Myron - 1950 Leavitt, G.A. - 1898 Leavitt, W. – 1902 Leck, Mike - 1969, ’71, ’72 Lee, Charles - 1972, ’73, ’74, ’75 Lee, Gabe - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Lee, Riley - 1939 Ledieff, Dan - 1992, ’93 Lemich, Gordon - 1961 Lemon, Bob - 1958 Lemon, Chris - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Leon, Fred - 1947, ’48, ’49 Leslie, Mike - 1952, ’53, ’54, ’55 Letser, Steve - 1992 LeVasseur, Marty - 1975 Levy, Art - 1929, ’30 Lewandowski, Mike - 1973 Lewis, Buddy - 2002, ‘03 Lewis, Leondre - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Lewis, Michael Lou - 1985 Leyva, Horacio - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Libby, John - 1988, ’89 Lilly, Linden - 1986 Limutau, Tony - 1982, ’83

Nader, Scott - 1972, ’73, ’74 Nady, Jay - 1967, ’68, ’69 Nady, Jeff - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Nash, Louis - 1935, ’36 Neil, Jim - 1975 Neill, David - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Nenzel, Chris - 1958, ’59, ’60 Nenzel, Frank - 1959, ’60, ’61 Nevin, Clarence - 1958 Newhouse, Greg - 1973, ’74 Newton, Harold “Nig” - 1926, ’27, ’28 Newton, M. - 1927 Nicholson, Jerry - 1956 Niland, Mike - 1978 Nocciolo, Al - 1944 Noisy, Geoff - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Norcross, Cameron - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Norfleet, Dwayne - 1986, ’87 Norman, Charlie - 1973 Norman, Dave - 1988 Norman, Todd - 1992, ’93, ’94 North, Ed - 1913 Notarides, Tony - 1967 Nunnelly, Charles - 1971, ’72 Nursemement, Earl - ?? Nuti, Ralph - 1975 Nye, Bill - 1975

O’Brien, Bob - 1967, ’68 Occhipinti, Dom - 1971, ’72 Ochs, George - 1968

TEAM INFO

O’Donnell, Ryan -1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 O’Hara, B.F. - 1901 Ohlhauser, Charles - 1981 Ohrt, John - 1935, ’36 O’Keefe, Joe - 1962 O’Leary, Ernest -1969, ’70, ’72, ’73 Olige, Andre - 1976 Oliver, Greg - 1996, ‘97, ‘98,‘99 Olivero, Tom - 1974 O’Neil, Jim - 1942 Oreno, Mike - 1968, ’69 Orlich, Dan - 1947, ’48 Ortega, Ross - 1989, ’90 Osborn, Terry - 1975 Osborne, Bill - 1948, ’49 Ossolinski, Bill - 1963 Ott, Jonathan - 2008 Overby, Garnett - 1993, ’94, ‘95, ‘96 Overlin, Hal - 1926, ‘27, ’28 Overton, Ted - 1922, ‘23

COACHES & STAFF

Palzs, Pete - 1960, ’61 Parker, Alan - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Parker, Redger - 1943 Parker, Ron - 1975, ’76 Parker, Tom - 1965, ’66 Parish, Bill - 1942 Parola, John - 1970, ’71, ’72, ’73 Parra - 1927 Parsons, Gail - 1931, 32 Patterson, John - 1919 Patterson, Rich - 1967, ’68, ’69 Paularidas, Sam - 1942 Pauly, Devin - 1981, ’83, ’84, ’85 Pavaliones, Phil - 1987 Pavich, Nick - 1977, ’78 Peaua, John - 1994, ‘95 Peccole, Bill - 1939 Peck, Bob - 1962 Pelham, Roger - 1990 Peppard, Jake - 2013 Perkins, Omar - 1997 Perozzi, Joe - 1960, ’61 Perry, Bill - 1966, ’67 Perry, J. - 1900 Perryman, Don - 1968, ’69 Peters, Van - 1955 Peterson, Jeff - 1982, ’83, ’84 Peterson, Jeff - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Peterson, Joe - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Peterson, Thor - 1974, ’75, ’76 Pettenger, Rick - 1978, ’79 Petty, Joe - 1970, ’71, ’72 Phillips, Mike - 1997, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Piazzo, Buddy - 1954 Piccini, Matt - 1945 Pierce, Larry - 1981, ’83, ’84 Pierce, William - 1926 Pierson, Alvin - 1921, ‘22 Pillifant, Robert - 1939 Pinion, Dick - 1961, ’62 Pinto, Alex - 2011, ‘12 Pirest, Alonzo - 1932 Piret, Lee - 1932, ’33 Pittman, Cedric - 1998, ‘99 Pizzo, Joe - 1983 Plank, Ed - 1971, ’72 Platz, Wade - 1996, ‘97 Plog, Charlie - 1972 Podesta, Steve - 1937 Polish, John - 1938, ’39, ’41 Pool, Bryan - 1988 Porter, Kevin - 2004, ‘06, ‘07 Porter, Lamonte - 1992, ’94, ‘95 Post, Larry - 1972, ’73 Potter, Dan - 1941, ’42 Poulakidas, Sam - 1942

PLAYERS

STATISTICS

Mabry, Claude - 1952 Mackrides, Bill - 1943, ’44, ’46 Macomber, Jeff - 1971, ’72 Madison, Scott - 1983 Macauley, Jeremy - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Madonick, Zack - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Madriaga, Bob - 1929, ’30, ’32 Magleby, Mason -2 011 Maher, Bob - 1967, ’68 Maloy, Tom - 1976, ’77, ’78 Mandell, Dennis - 1963, ’64 Manguso, Tony - 1962, ’63 Mann, Charles - 1980, ’81, ’82 Mann, Jerry - 1953 Mann, Maurice - 2002, ‘03 Manu, Charles - 2005, ‘06, ‘07 Mark, Lampford - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Marion, Brock - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Marioni, William - 1970, ’71, ’72 Markovich, Ed - 1967 Marmor, Len - 1944 Marone, Don - 1957 Marotti, Bob - 1972, ’73 Marsh, Phinnie - 1956, ’57, ’58 Marsh, R.J. - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Marshall, Brandon M. 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Martin, Bill - 1920, ‘21, ‘22 Martin, Bob - 1950 Martin, Scott - 1985, ’86 Martin, Tim - 1995 Martinez, Anthony - 2010 Martinez, Tony - 1965, ’66 Marvitz, Frank - 1993, ’94 Mason, Bud - 1945 Mason, James - 1978 Mason, Terry - 1983 Mason, Tom - 1977 Massey, Tom - 1950, ’52 Matter, Tom - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93

Mitchell, Jerry - 1983 Mitchell, Marko - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Mitchell, Reggie - 1997, ‘98 Mizell, Ken - 1981, ’82 Moch, Dontay - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Modzelewski, Joe - 1963 Moen, Mattthew - 2014 Mohorovich, Matt - 1930, ’31, ’32 Moll, Tony - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Monohan, Monty - 1922, ‘23 Monroe, Lane - 1966 Monroe, Tony - 1975 Monson, Dee - 1979, ’80, ’81, ’83 Montgomery, Lynn - 1940 Moody, Elijah - 2015 Moore, Charlie - 1972 Moore, Ron - 1965, ’66 Moore, Travis - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Moore, Zeke - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Moran, Paul - ‘76, ’77 Moran, W.J. - 1900 Morgan, Don - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Morris, Bill - 1945, ’46, ’47, ’48 Morris, Guy - 1936 Morris, Tom - 1934 Morrman, Paul - 1898, ‘00 Morrow, Marlon - 1987, ’88 Morscheck, J.D. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Moss, Larry - 1975, ’76 Moss, Lawrence - 1960, ’61 Motley, Marion - 1940, ’41, ’42 Moyes, Orville - 1927, ’28, ‘29 Mross, George – 1954 Muhammad, Ahki - 2015 Mudge, Jordan - 2011 Murden, Jack - 1943 Murphy, Leslie “Spud” - 1927, ’28 Murphy, Martin - 1958, ’59 Murphy, Rod - 1976 Murphey, Steven - 2003 Musselman, Jack - 1944 Musselman, Russ - 1976, ’77 Myatt, Steve - 1968 Myles, Deshone -1994, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

RECORD BOOK

Matthews, Rishard - 2010, ’11 Matteucci, Al - 1950 Mauga, Joshua - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Maxwell, Alan - 1990 Maxwell, Mike - 1993, ‘94, ‘95 Mayne, Jude - 1993, ’94 Mayville, Steve - 1993 McCann, David - 1977 McCarthy, Tom - 1980, ’81, ’83 McClure, Bob - 1943, ’44, ’45, ’46 McCollum, Alden “Mack” - 1927, ’28 McCorkle, Mack - 1922 McCoy, Daryl - 1983,’84,’85 McCoy, Mike - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 McCubbin, Loyd - 1913 McDermott, John - 1976 McDaniel, Deon - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ’98 McDaniels, Al - 1962, ’63, ’64 McDonald, Joe - 1939, ’40 McDonald, Joe - 1913 McDonald, Tim - 1975 McDow, Doug - 1936 McElroy, Cody - 2004 McElroy, J. - 1901, ‘02 McGarraghan - 1930 McGowan, Mike -1977, ’78, ’79, ’81 McGee, Dell - 2003 McHenry, Steve - 1994, ‘95 McIntosh, Andy - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 McIntyre, Charles - 1937 McKelvie, Kevin - 1989, ’90 McKinnon, Hollis - 1931, ’35, ’36, ’37 McKinzie, Jerry - 1960, ’61 McKnight, Steve - 1972 McLean, Jason - 1995, ‘ McLean, Jason - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 McLaughlin, Marlon - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 McLaurin, Nate - 2013, ‘14 McNeal, Jonathan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 McPhail, Harvey - 1913 McPherson, Steve - 1971 McReynolds, Kevin - 2015 McSweeney, John - 1963 McVeigh, Mark - 1983, ’84, ’85 Meads, Jeff - 2010, ’11 Medler, Randy - 1983, ’84, ’85 Melcher, Brett - 1978, ’79, ‘80, ’81 Melcher, Tucker - 2015 Melin, J. - 1902 Melton, Rollan - 1952, ’53 Menardi, Blair - 1913 Mendive, Lou - 1949 Menke, Henry - 1903, ‘04 Metten, Robert - 1937 Meyer, Kalei - 2015 Micklos, Josh - 1995 Micone, Mike - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Middleton, Bill - 1920, ‘21 Middleton, Tom - 1920, ‘21 Milan, J.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06 Miles, Rick - 1961, ’62, ’63 Miller - 1922 Miller, David - 1993, ’94, ’95 Miller, Dick - 1940 Miller, Doyle - 2008, ‘09 Miller, Greg - 1980, ’81 Milligan, Bob - 1976, ’77 Milliken, Ryan - 1991, ’92, ’93, ’94 Mills, Vernon - 1936 Mills, Curtis - 1913 Milovich, Milo - 1968 Milton, Matt - 2002 Minor, Kin - 1994, ‘95 Mirabelli, Mike - 1946, ’47 Miranda, Rob - 1993 Mitchell - 1898 Mitchell, B.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Mitchell, Elijah - 2013, ‘14, ‘15

HISTORY

Lindeman, Duke - 1947 Lindstrom, Brad - 2000 Linehan, Walt - 1929, ’30, ’32 Lippincott, Luke - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Liranzo, Adam - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Littlefield, Dwayne - 1985 Litton, Robert - 1954, ’55 Lloyd, Arthur - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Lman, G.D. -1901 Loandsdon, Al - 1936 Loftus, Stan - 1975, ’76 Logan, Tony - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Lohlein, Harold “Buck” - 1922, ‘24, ‘25 Lommori, Joe - 1934, ’36, ‘37 Lommori, Mario - 1955, ’56, ’57, ’58 Lommori, Scott - 1985, ’86, ’87 Long, Bill - 1955 Long, Chris - 1973, ’74 Long, Larry - 1968 Lopez, Clayton - 1992, ’93, ‘94 Lopez, Steve - 1971 Lorenzi, Tony - 1992, ’93, ’94 Louks, Corbin - 2010, ’11 Loutzenhiser, Jeff - 1983, ’84 Loveseth, Steve - 1972 Lowry, Al - 1922, ‘23, ‘24 Lozano, Aaron - 1995, ‘96 Luca, Mike - 2001 Lundergreen, Gary - 1956, ’57 Lundy, Dave - 1961, ’62 Lusiani, Craig - 1970 Luttges, Jim - 1964, ’65 Lynch, Bill - 2001, ‘02 Lynch, Damon - 1993 Lyons, Matthew - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Lytle, Nathan - 2013

INTRO

All-Time Lettermen

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All-Time Lettermen

INTRO TEAM INFO

Pourdanesh, Shahriar - 1990, ’91, ’92 Porter, Kevin - 2006, ‘07 Powell, Ken - 1935, ’37 Pratt, M.E. - 1898 Pratt, Paul - 2003, ‘04, ‘06, ‘07 Price, Clarence - 1953 Prida, John - 1958, ’59, ’60, ’61 Price, Shawn - 1993 Provin, Bill - 1957, ’58 Puccinelli, Rick - 1972 Pudewell, Anthony - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Puha, Dennis - 1979, ’80 Price, Clarence - 1953 Provin, Bill - 1957, ‘58 Puccinelli, Rick - 1972 Pudewell, Anthony - 2003, ‘04, ‘05 Puha, Dennis - 1979, ‘80 Puloka, Talaiasi - 2007, ‘08, ‘09

Quilici, Eugene - 1957 Quilici, Geno - 1940, ’41 Quilici, Lyn - 1965, ’66 Quilici, Mike - 1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 Quinland, Bob - 1952

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

120

Rabb, Billy - 1981 Rackley, Tyrone - 2001, ‘02 Rae, Nick - 2000, ‘01 Ramatici, John - 1980, ’81 Rampoldi, Hank - 1930, ’31 Randall, Courtney - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Rankin, William - 1957, ’58 Rea, Greg - 1982, ’83, ’84, ’85 Reaves, James - 1988, ’89 Redican, Rich - 1966 Reed, Al - 1919 Reed, Ed - 1920, ‘21 Reed, Malik - 2015 Reed, Rich - 1968, ’69 Reed, Seann - 2009 Reed, Tom - 1967, ’68, ’69 Reese, Ken - 1920 Reeves, Bryan - 1991, ’92, ’93 Regan, Ron - 1965, ’66, ’67 Reid, Mike - 1968, ’69 Reinhardt, Tom - 1947, ’48, ’49 Renwick, Jack - 1961, ’62 Revera, Bobby - 1945 Reynolds, John – 1921 Reynoso, Jack - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Reznick, Barrett - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Rhodes, Andre - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Rich, Walter - 1967 Richardson, Jerico - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Ridgle, Elston - 1983, ’84, ’85 Riolo, Bob - 1957, ’58 Riordan, A. - 1900, ‘01, ‘02 Ripley, Richard - 1958, ’59, ’60 Rippee, Luke - 2005 Rippee, Mike - 1973, ’74, ’75, ’76 Rivera, Matt - 1982 Roach, Tom - 1924, ‘25 Roberts, Kyle - 2013, ‘14 Roberts-Jordan, Dupree - 2013, ‘14 Robertson, Eppy - 1945 Robertson, Kyle - 2005, ‘06 Robichaud, Dave - 1971 Robinette, Bob - 1938, ’39, ’40 Robinson, Carl - 1945, 1946, ’47, ’48 Robinson, Drew - 2004 Robinson, Greg - 1982 Robards, Clyde - 1962, ’63 Robb, John - 1934, ’36, ’37 Robinson, Herb - 1970, ’71 Robinson, Reggie - 1990 Rockwell, Dan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99

Rockwood, Mike - 1994, ‘95 Rodarte, Ted - 1971 Rodriguez, Manny – 1978 Rodriguez, Ray - 1935 Rogers, Charles - 1998, ‘99 Rogers, George - 1967 Rogers, Keith - 1995, ‘96 Rogers, Mike - 1990 Rolling, Henry - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Roosendaal, Clark - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Rose, Donal - 1985, ’86, ’87 Rosenblum, Alex - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07 Rosette, Al - 1982, ’83 Rosette, Albert - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Ross, Isaiah - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Roy, Brett - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Rowe, Jeff - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Royalty, Malcolm - 1940 Rucks, Tim - 1993, ‘94 Rudd, Curtis - 1977, ’78 Rude, Lloyd - 1945, ’46 Ruess, Dick Rufus, Asuani - 2015 Rusk, Wally - 1929, ’30 Rusk, Wally - 1956, ’58 Russell, Greg - 1996 Ryals, Walt - 1954, ’55 Ryan, Dave - 1954 Ryerson, Scott - 1995, ‘96, ‘97

Sadler, Jason - 1996, ‘97 Sailes, Calvin - 1985, ’86 Sala, John - 1937, ’38, ’39 Sala, Mike - 1965, ’66, ’67 Salet, Gee - 1932, ’33 Sammons, Kyle - 2005, ‘07 Samples, Mike - 2005, ‘07 Samuelson, Einar - 1934 Sanches, Frank - 1947, ’48, ’49 Sanchez, Brayden - 2014 Sanchez, Ray - 1999, ‘00 Sanders, Clyde - 1959 Sanders, Dwayne - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Sanders, Eric - 1976, ’79, ’80 Sanders, O’Neill - 1956, ’57, ’59 Sapiro, Bernie - 1943 Sapolu, Ken - 1997, ‘98 Sattwhite, Jesse - 1968, ’69 Sauer, Dick - 1934 Saunders, Joe - 1979, ’80 Sawyer, Harry - 1932 Sawyer, Jaden - 2014, ‘15 Schwella, Jack - 1964, ’65 Schwendinger, Rick - 1991 Schenone, Bert - 1999, ‘00 Schindler, George - 1953 Schlager, Wesley - 1939, ’40, ’41 Schneider, Nick - 2001, ‘02 Schrader, Stu - 1961, ’62 Schroder, Lee - 1950, ‘52 Scott, Brandon - 2015 Scott, Neil - 1929, ’30, ’31 Scranton, Chet - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Scuffy, Ryan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Seacrist, Wayne -1950, ’52, ’53 Seau, Ian - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Selden, Carl - 1975, ’76, ’77, ’78 Selden, Robert o-1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Sellers, Joe - 1967, ’68 Senini, Steve - 1975 ,’76, ’77 Senior, Mike - 1991, ’92, ’93, ’94 Senter, Don - 1969, ‘70, ’71, ’72 Serrano, Fernando - 1978, ’79 Session, Tray - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Sevor, Shannon - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Seybold, Jason - 1986, ’87 Segota, Bob - 1968, ’69

Settlemeyer, William - 1913 Seward, Mark - 2005 Shara, Todd - 1992, ’93 Sharkey, Ed - 1946 Shaw, Tony - 1980, ’81, ’82, ’83 Shea, Damon - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Shea, Vince - 1939, ‘41, ’42 Shearon, Don - 1986 Sheehan, Tom - 1958 Sheehy, Richard - 1913 Sheerin, “Jiggs” - 1923 Shepaneck, John - 1982, ’83 Shepherd, Malcolm - 2009 Sherman, John - 1979 Sherupp - 1932 Sherwood, Rich - 1968, ’69 Shine, Casey - 1995, ‘96 Shipp, Dio - 1987, ’88,’ 89, ’90 Shoda, Matt - 1995, ‘96 Short, Jim - 1984, ’85 Showalter, Frank - 1934, ‘35, 36 Shroeder, Lee - 1950, ’52 Siderius, Andrew - 1998 Siferd, Chuck - 1946 Silicz, Jacob - 1998, ‘99 Silva-Purcell, Jared - 2008 Simms, Kenneth - 1942, ’43 Simms, Sean - 1995, ‘96 Simons, John - 1946 Simpson, John - 2005, ‘06 Simpson, Ollie - 1980, ’81, ’82 Sims, Kevin - 1989, ’90 Singleton, Chris - 1990, ’91, ’92 Sinofsky, Ken - 1944, ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Sisul, Dick - 1963 Skidmore, Ken - 1940, ’41 Skinner, Lloyd - 1904 Skinner, Paul - 1982, ’83 Slack, Chris - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Slagle, Mike - 1965, ’66 Slaughter, Clarence - 1941 Smolinski, Norbert - 1945 Smalley, Frank - 1934 Smerek, Don - 1977, ’78, ’79 Smith, A.M. - 1989 Smith, B.B. - 1901 Smith, Bob - 1935 Smith, C.C. - 1900, ‘01, ‘02 Smith, Chris - 2002 Smith, Ed - 1976, ’77 Smith, Eric - 1988, ’89, ’90 Smith, F. - 1900 Smith, Jim - 1979 Smith, Josh - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Smith, Mark - 1982, ’83 Smith, Markus - 2012, ‘13 Smith, Mike - 1974 Smithson, Rick - 1979 Smithwick, Hugh - 1939, ’41, ’42 Smock, Dennis - 1969, ’70 Snow, Tom - 1967 Sobeck, Joe - 1965, ’66 Solomon, Chris - 2013 Sorenson, Alf - 1940, ’41, ’42, ’44 Sousa, Steve - 1967, ’68 Spallone, Ron - 1985, ’86 Sparks, DeWayne - 1992, ’93 Spencer, Caleb - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Sperbeck, Marshall - 1981, ’82 Sperbeck, Marshall - 1981, ’82 Spitz, Louis - 1938 Sprague, Neil - 1946 Standish, Jess - 1946 St. Clair, Reed - 1936 Stallings, Roderick - 2004 Stallworth, Rollins - 1979, ’80 Standerwick, H. - 1903 Stanley, Jack - 1985

Stanley, Kevin - 2004 Starks, Marquis - 2000, ‘01 Starrett, Junior - 1972, ’73 Stearns, Jerry - 1976, ’77 Steckle, Abe - 1904 Steckle, A.H. - 1903, ‘04 Steckle, I. - 1902 Stephens, Bob - 1956 Stephens, Ed - 1952, ’53 Stephens, Michael - 1992, ’93 Stevens, Casey -1973, ’75, ’76, ’77 Stevens, Rickie - 1999 Stevens, Thomas Stevenson, Budd - 1927 Stewart, Delbert - 1937, ’38, ’39 Stewart, E.A. - 1901 Stewart, Michael - 1970, ’71 Stewart, Tyler - 2013, ‘15 Stickney, William - 1913 Stidham, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Stimac, Paul - 1948, ’49 Stock, John - 1932, ’35 Stockton, Chris - 1927, ’28 Stolti, Joe - 1945 Stowell, Cecil - 1932, ’33 Straka, Gene - 1946 Streelman, Erick - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Subda, John - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Suchy, Ray - 1950 Sudfeld, Zach - 2009, ‘10, ‘12 Suianunoa, Legi - 1999, ‘00, ‘01 Sullivan, Franics - 1925, ‘27 Sullivan, Frank - 1954, ’55 Sullivan, Frank - 1990 Sullivan, Gary - 1961 Sullivan, Bob - 1946 Sullivan, Jim - 1938 Sultenfuss, Clem - 1930 Summerfield, Harry - 1952 Sunderland, R. - 1900 Surber, Gordon - 1949, ‘50 Sutich, Tony - 1940 Swan, Maty - 2004 Sylvester, Tim - 2002 Sylvia, Paul - 1970, ’71

Tabor, Alva - 1947, ’48 Taele, Arona - 1997, ‘98 Taft, Trevor - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Tagatauli, Shaun - 2003, ‘04 Talbott, Connor - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Talcott, Don - 1942, ’46 Tam, Ernest - 1919 Tanksley, Tom - 1992 Tanzella, Lenny - 1983 Tanzella, Steve - 1983 Taponga, Vernon - 1934 Tarver, Matt - 2000, ‘01 Taua, Vai - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Tavernia, Bob - 1945 Taylor, Darren - 1999 Taylor, Jim - 1945 Taylor, Milt - 1928 Taylor, Richard - 1937, ‘38, ’39 Taylor, Treamelle - 1989, ’90 Teal, Phil - 1967, ’68 Tegano, Dominic - 1969, ’70 Tenpenny, Chase - 2012, ‘13 Tenpenny, Justin - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Terelak, Steve - 1992 Terrance, Keith - 1986 Terrell, Gary - 1980, ’81 Tennert, Dan - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Tennert, John - 2000, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04 Tharp, George - 1933, ’34, ’35 Thies, Olie - 1930, ’31, ’32 Thomas, Bruce - 1974

All-Time Lettermen

Vairna, Sam - 1974, ’75 Valentin, Anthony - 1992, ’93 Vallejo, Reno - 1980 Van Dyke, Alex - 1994, ‘95 Vargas, Chris - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Viani, Joe - 1954, ’55, ’56 Vicari, John - 1978, ’80, ’81 Villasenor, Sergio - 2005 Vinson, Clyde - 1938, ’39, ’40 Vincent, Manuel - 1968, ’69 Viser, Kenny - 2007 Vrenon, Jay - 1959, ’60, ’61

Waasted, Dean - 1973, ’74 Wadhams, Jimmy - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Wagner, Vern - 1956 Waite, Nobel - 1920 Walker, Devon - 2006, ‘07 Walker, Lester - 1927 Walker, Charles -1956, ’57, ’58, ’59 Walker, Paul - 1933, ’36 Walker, Zach - 2004 Wallace, Dean - 1982, ’83 Waller, Bev - 1943 Walters, Nik - 1965, ’66 Walther - 1922 Walther, Jack - 1928, ’29, ’30 Walthers, Earl - 1922, ‘24, ‘25 Walton, Welford - 1964, ’65 Washington, Keith-1988, ’89, ’90, ’91

Zaccheo, Jim - 1987, ’88 Zamora, Dan - 1993, ’94 Zendejas, Marty - 1984, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 Zendejas, Tony - 1981, ‘82, ‘83 Zenovieff, Michael – 1974, ‘75 Zuzo, Brent - 2013, ‘14, ‘15

INTRO

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

Yarno, George - 2004 Yates, Rykeem - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Yearwood, Julian - 1994, ‘95 Yenick, Mike - 2000, ‘01 Young, Milton - 1930,’31 Young, Bud - 1939 Young, O’Neal - 1968 Young, Rob - 1975

TEAM INFO

STATISTICS

Urdzik, Jim - 1962 Uzoma, Randy - 2013, ‘14, ‘15

Wright, Lewis - 1919, ‘22 Wright, Jeff - 1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Wright, Jim - 1955 Wright, N.D. - 1901, ‘02 Wristen, Fred - 1942 Writh, N. - 1903 Wyatt, Pat - 1967 Wyness, Jerry - 1950

RECORD BOOK

Washington, L.J. - 2009 Washington, Leon - 1989, ’90 Washington, Martin -1992, ’93, ’94 Washington, Maurice - 1975 Watkins, Bill - 1964 Watkins, Gene - 1972, ’73 Watts, Lea - 1953 Weber, Lucas - 2015 Werbeckes, Jim - 1981, ‘83 Werbeckes, Tom - 1990 Weaver, Willard - 1930 Weisnewski, Al - 1940 Welin, Jim - 1945, ’46 Welker, Mark - 1993, ’94 Wellington, Chris - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Wells, Chris - 1987, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Wells, Jeff - 2004 Wells, Tony - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Wentworth, Allen - 1970 West, Bob - 1972, ’73 West, Cornel - 1992, ’94, ‘95 West, Donny - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 West, Mike - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 Westall, Alfred - 1904 Westfall, Joe - 1973, ’74 Whalen, Ray - 1989, ’90 Wheeler, Hal - 1972 Wheeler, Kevin - 1978, ’79, ’81 Wheeler, Tony - 1960, ’62, ’63 Whitaker, Jim - 1958, ’59, ’60, ’61 Whitaker, Tom - 1956, ’57, ’58, ’59 White, Matt - 2001 White, Ron - 1989 Whited, Zack - 2006, ‘07 Whitehead, Tip - 1928, ‘29 Whitham, C. - 1937, ’38 Wickersham, Tim - 1987, ’88 Widel, Charles - 1963 Wierzba, Bill - 1973, ’74 Wilkins, Damond - 1995, ‘96 Wilcks, Todd - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 Willard, Harold - 1930 Williams, Michael “Duke” 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Williams, Fred - 1962, ’63, ’64, ’65 Williams, Fred - 1992, ’93 Williams, Harry - 1987, ’88 Williams, Maxzell - 1998, ‘99 William, Alphonso - 1982, ’83 Williams, Paul - 1975, ’77 Williams, Richard - 1962 Williamson, Tom - 1989, ’90 Willis, Alex - 1975, ’76, ’77, ’78 Willis, Greg - 1977 Willis, Tony - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Wilson, Charles - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Wilson, De’Angelo - 2005, ‘06 Wilson, Ernie - 1995, ‘96 Wilson, James - 1944, ‘47, ’48, ’49 Wilson, Stanley - 1977, ’78 Wilson, Travis - 2015 Wilson, Tyler - 2013, ‘14 Wimberly, Brandon - 2009, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13 Wise, Robert - 1942 Wise, Talib - 2003, ‘04 Witzmann, Dwayne - 1981, ’82, ’83 Witter, Charles - 1919 Wohle, Henry - 1967 Wolf, W.A. - 1902 Wolter, Ross - 2003 Wood, Ahmad - 2009 Wood, Don - 1969, ’70 Woolley, Dan - 1971, ’72 Wooten, Khalid - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Workman, Duran - 2014 Worman, Larry - 1977, ’78, ’79 Wraith, Om - 1924 Wright, Blake - 2015

HISTORY

Thomas, Derrick - 1978 Thomas, Greg - 1974 Thompson, Antoine - 2008, ‘09 Thompson, Mike – 1959 Thompson, Ty - 2011, ‘12 Thorp, Deron - 1992, ’93, ’94, ‘95 Thorpe, Pat - 1974, ’75 Threadgill, Zack - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Threde, Scott - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Tigero, Elwyn - 1939, ’40 Tilton, Dick - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Ting, Steve - 1981, ’82, ’83 Tisdel, Jeff - 1974, ’75, ’76 Titus, Lyman - 1921 Trachok, Richard - 1946, ’47, ’48 Tobin, Jerry - 1955, ’58, ’59, ’60 Toguero, Dan - 1933, ’34 Tolliver, Kevin - 1985, ’86, ’87 Tommley, Jack - 1928 Tomley, Les - 1928, ‘29 Towell, Tom - 1928 Towle, Hugh - 1931 Towns, Daryl - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Townsell, Maurice - 2000 Trabert, Archie - 1913 Trachok, Dick - 1946, ‘47, ‘48 Tremain, Chuck - 1973, ’74 Trense, Jim - 1964 Trevino, Jose - 1964 Trevino, Tony - 1963 Triplet, Nimoy - 1997 Tribble, Bob - 1958 Troy, Gerald - 1965, ’66 Tupper - 1929 Turner, Marvin -1931, ’32, ‘33, ’34 Turner, Richy - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Turner, Willie - 1975, ’76 Tuttle, Cody - 2013 Twombley, Jim - 1936, ’37 Twist, Jesse - 2000 Tyrell, Junior - 1989

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Coaching Staff History

INTRO

A Adkins, Doug Assistant Coach/DL........................................1995-99 Aiken, Jim Head Coach.......................................................1939-46 Ault, Chris Head Coach.......................................................1976-92 Head Coach.......................................................1994-95 Head Coach.......................................................2004-12

TEAM INFO

B Baumgartner, Scott Assistant Coach...............................................2005-12 Bethea, Mike Graduate Assistant............................................... 2012 Blackshear, Cheston Tight Ends...............................................................2014Boone, Scott Defensive Coordinator.......................................2014Bradeson, Mike Recruiting Co./Safeties.......................................2014 Def. Co./Safeties.................................................... 2012 Safeties...............................................................2010-11 Recruiting Co./DBs/ST...................................1986-91 Brown, Dave Graduate Assistant............................................... 2009 Buh, Andy Defensive Coordinator/LBs.........................2010-11 Assistant Coach...............................................1993-94 Burton, Nigel Defensice Coordinator/STs..........................2008-09

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C Caldwell, Steve Co-Defensive Coordinator/ILBs....................... 1994 Camp, Charlie Linebackers............................................................. 2007 Campfield, Billy Running Backs.................................................1994-95 Courtright, R.E. Head Coach.......................................................1919-23 Cramsey, Tim Offensive Co./QBs................................................. 2016 D Dashiell, Doug Head Coach.......................................................1936-38 Davis, Phil Assistant Coach...............................................1996-99 Decoster, John Graduate Assistant............................................... 2014 Denecke, Pat Graduate Assistant.........................................2013-15 DeRuyter, Tim Defensive Coordinator..................................2005-06 Dickerson, A. King Head Coach............................................................. 1899 Dolan, Nate Graduate Assistant............................................... 2014 Dorr, Stephen Graduate Assistant............................................... 2002 Druidi, Alec Graduate Assistant..............................................2015Dunn, Don Co-Defensive Coordinator/DL.......................... 1994 E Early, Phil Offensive Coordinator/QBs.........................2000-03 Ellis, F.F. Head Coach............................................................. 1898 Erb, Charlie Head Coach............................................................. 1924 Erb, Lester Asst. Head Coach/WR.......................................... 2015 RBs/Special Teams..........................................2013-14 F Fipp, Dave Co.-Defensive Coordinator................................ 2004 Flajole, Ken Co-Defensive Coordinator...........................1996-97 Flannigan, Tim Assistant Coach/WRs.....................................1996-99 Graduate Assistant............................................... 1995 G Garrigan, Makana Graduate Assistant............................................... 2015 Gillhamer, Mike Assistant Coach...............................................1994-95 Glascock, Jack Head Coach.......................................................1915-17 H Hagen, Steve Offensive Coordinator/QBs.........................1992-93 Harrelson, William H. Head Coach............................................................. 1897 Hazelton, Scottie

Defensive Co./LBs................................................. 2013 Hiller, Darren Offensive Line........................................................ 2012 Himebauch, Jonathan Offensive Line........................................................ 2016 Hofher, Jim Asst. Head Coach/WRs..................................2013-15 Hopper, James Head Coach............................................................. 1900 Horton, Jeff Head Coach............................................................. 1993 Assistant Coach..................................................... 1992 Assistant Coach...............................................1985-89 House, Jim Assistant Coach...............................................2007-09 Assistant Head Coach....................................1996-01 Assistant Coach...............................................1990-95 Hudson, Ron Offensive Line..................................................2013-15 J Johnson, Don Assistant Coach...............................................1995-99 Johnson, Mark Linebackers.......................................................2000-01 K King, Steven Graduate Assistant.........................................2014-15 Klenakis, Chris Offensive Co./OL.............................................2004-09 Offensice Coordinator...................................1997-99 Assistant Coach...............................................1990-96 Kraft, Shawn Graduate Assistant............................................... 1998 L Landwehr, John Graduate Assistant..............................................2015Lawlor, Glenn Head Coach.......................................................1952-54 Lelie, Ashley Graduate Assistant............................................... 2013 Lewi, Larry STC/RBs..................................................................... 2012 Linders, Jason Graduate Assistant............................................... 2001 Lindheim, Gifford Graduate Assistant............................................... 2008 Long, Marty Assistant Coach/DL........................................2004-06 Lopez, Clayton Assistant Coach...............................................1997-98 Lutz, Andy Graduate Assistant............................................... 1994 M Martello, Tony Graduate Assistant/TEs....................................... 1994 Mason, Tom Defensive Coordinator/LBs............................... 1999 Secondary................................................................ 1998 Mastro, Jim RBs/Recruiting Co...........................................2004-10 Running Backs.................................................2000-03 Matter, Tom Graduate Assistant............................................... 1999 McCarthy, D.J. Wide Receivers.................................................2000-03 McCloud, Kim Assistant Coach/CBs......................................2000-07 McEachron, Gordon Head Coach.......................................................1955-58 Millis, Jeff Defensive Coordinator..................................2000-03 Mitchell, C.L. Head Coach.......................................................1932-35 Mizell, Ken Assistant Coach...............................................1988-93 Moore, Casey Running Backs....................................................... 2011 Quality Control/GA.........................................2008-10 Mooshagian, Steve Offensive Coordinator/QBs............................... 1996 Morton, Steve Offensive Line........................................................ 2001 N Nady, Jeff Graduate Assistant..............................................2015Norcross, Cameron OL/Run Game Co............................................2010-11 TEs/Co-OL..........................................................2003-09 Graduate Assistant.........................................2001-02 Nudelberg, Marc RBs/STC....................................................................2016-

O Owens, Bob Receivers.................................................................. 1995 Owens, Jody Graduate Assistant..............................................2016P Patton, Harvey Running Backs....................................................... 1999 Petrino, Bob Offensive Coordinator/QBs............................... 1994 Philbrook, George Head Coach.......................................................1929-31 Polian, Brian Head Coach............................................................2013R Rogers, Brad Director of Recruiting Ops................................. 2016 Graduate Assistant............................................... 2015 Rolovich, Nick Offensive Co./QBs...........................................2012-15 S Sacks, Barry Defensive Tackles............................................2010-12 Co-Def. Co./DL..................................................2004-06 Tight Ends................................................................ 2002 Sage, Derek Graduate Assistant.........................................2003-04 Sandomenico, Frank Graduate Assistant............................................... 1999 Saunders, Joe Running Backs....................................................... 1993 Graduate Assistant............................................... 1992 Scattini, Jerry Head Coach.......................................................1969-75 Schuler, Denny Safeties...............................................................2002-03 Shaw, L.T. Head Coach.......................................................1925-28 Sheeketski, Joe Head Coach.......................................................1947-50 Shorts, Bruce Head Coach............................................................. 1904 Spady, James TEs/Asst. OL.......................................................2010-12 Steckle, A.C. Head Coach.......................................................1901-03 Stewart, Randy Defensive Backs...............................................1992-93 Stromswold, Dave Offensive Line..................................................2002-03 Suiaunoa, Lawrence Graduate Assistant............................................... 2004 T Taylor, Frank Head Coach............................................................. 1896 Teerlinck, Bill Defensive Line/Co-Def. Co................................2013Thenarse, Rickey Graduate Assistant............................................... 2012 Thomas, Ricky Cornerbacks...........................................................2013Tisdel, Jeff Head Coach.......................................................1996-99 Assistant Head Coach....................................1994-95 Assistant Coach..................................................... 1988 Graduate Assistant............................................... 1978 Tormey, Chris Head Coach.......................................................2000-03 Trachok, Dick Head Coach.......................................................1959-68 Tripp, Bill Tackles/TEs.............................................................. 2000 Tuiasosopo, Mike Defensive Line.................................................2000-02 W Ward, James Cornerbacks......................................................2008-12 Weber, Mark Asst. Head Coach/OL........................................... 1993 White, Brian WRs/TEs.................................................................... 1993 Wilson, Ken Assoc. Head Coach/DEs/LBs.......................2004-12 Assistant Coach...............................................1989-95 Winston, Lamonte Assistant Coach...............................................1990-92 Z Zarrugh, Ahmed Graduate Assistant............................................... 2009 * List includes all head coaches all-time and all coaching staff members dating back to 1992, when Nevada joined Division I.

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HISTORY

All-Time Records

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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First Year of Football.................................................................. 1896 All-Time Record.............................................................. 535-467-33 All-Time FBS Record (1992)...............................................159-133 All-Time Mountain West Record...........................................15-17 All-Time Bowl Record................................................................. 5-10

SERIES RECORDS Opponent W L T Air Force 1 2 0 Arizona 1 4 1 Arizona State 2 1 0 Arkansas State 4 2 0 Ball State 1 0 0 Belmont 0 1 0 Boise State 13 28 0 Boston College 1 0 0 Bowling Green 0 1 0 Brigham Young 3 5 2 Buffalo 2 0 0 California 3 22 1 Cal Poly Pomona 1 2 0 Cal Poly SLO 6 3 0 Cal State Fullerton 6 5 0 Cal State Hayward 8 0 1 Cal State Los Angeles 1 1 0 Cal State Northridge 5 1 0 Central Arkansas 1 0 0 Central Florida 1 0 0 Chico State 20 10 1 Cincinnati 1 0 0 College of So. Idaho 1 0 0 Colorado State 3 11 0 Dayton 0 1 0 Detroit 0 1 0 Eastern Kentucky 0 1 0 Eastern New Mexico 1 0 0 Eastern Oregon 2 0 0 Eastern Washington 8 1 0 Fresno State 19 27 1 Florida State 0 1 0 Furman 1 1 0 Georgia Southern 0 2 0 Gonzaga 0 1 0 Grambling State 1 1 0 Hawai’i 12 8 0 Humboldt State 3 12 1 Idaho 20 9 0 Idaho State 18 11 0 Kent 1 0 0 Long Beach State 0 2 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 1 0 Louisiana-Monroe 3 0 0 Louisiana Tech 7 5 0 Loyola Marymount 1 4 0

Opponent W L T Maryland 0 1 0 Massachusetts 0 1 0 McNeese State 2 0 0 Miami 0 1 0 Missouri 0 2 0 Missouri Southern 1 0 0 Montana 10 4 0 Montana State 12 6 0 Montana Tech 1 0 0 Murray State 1 0 0 Nebraska 0 1 0 New Mexico 3 2 1 New Mexico State 13 2 0 Nicholls State 1 0 0 North Dakota 0 1 0 Northern Arizona 15 3 1 Northern Colorado 2 2 0 Northern Illinois 1 1 0 Northern Iowa 1 0 0 North Texas 9 2 0 Northwestern 1 1 0 Northwestern State 3 0 0 Notre Dame 0 1 0 Occidental 1 0 0 Oklahoma City 1 0 0 Oregon 1 6 0 Oregon State 0 3 0 Oregon Tech 1 0 0 Pacific (Calif.) 16 10 1 Pepperdine 3 2 0 Portland 2 0 0 Portland State 6 2 0 Puget Sound 0 1 0 Purdue 0 0 0 Redlands 1 1 0 Rice 3 2 0 Sacramento State 17 9 0 Sam Houston State 1 0 0 St. Louis 1 0 0 St. Mary’s (Calif.) 4 17 1 San Diego State 3 5 0 Santa Clara 7 13 6 San Jose State 19 8 2 San Francisco 11 12 1 San Francisco State 7 17 1

Opponent W L T Simon Fraser 2 1 0 SMU 3 2 0 Southern 1 0 0 South Dakota 1 0 0 South Florida 0 1 0 Southern Illinois 1 1 0 Southern Mississippi 0 3 0 Southern Utah 2 0 0 Stanford 1 10 2 Stephen F.Austin 2 1 0 TCU 0 1 0 Tennessee State 1 0 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 1 0 Texas A&M 0 2 0 Texas Southern 2 0 0 Texas State 1 0 0 Texas Tech 0 2 0 Toledo 0 3 0 Tulane 0 1 0 Tulsa 4 2 0 UCLA 0 1 0 UC Davis 30 21 3 UC Riverside 2 0 0 UC Santa Barbara 4 6 0 UNLV 24 17 0 USC 0 5 0 Utah 5 4 1 Utah State 17 6 0 UTEP 2 1 0 Villanova 0 1 0 Washington 1 1 0 Washington State 1 2 0 Weber State 9 6 0 Western Illinois 1 0 0 Western Montana 1 0 0 Western Oregon 1 0 0 Western State 0 2 0 Western Washington 1 0 0 Westminster (Utah) 1 0 0 Whitman 1 0 0 Whittier 1 1 0 Wichita State 2 1 0 Willamette 7 5 0 Wisconsin 0 1 0 Wyoming 3 3 0 Youngstown State 0 1 0

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coaching records Yr(s) W Frank Taylor (1896) 1 0 William H. Harrelson (1897) 1 0 F.F. Ellis (1898) 1 4 A. King Dickson (1899) 1 3 James Hopper (1900) 1 4 A.C. Steckle (1901-03) 3 6 Bruce Shorts (1904) 1 3 No Coach (1905) 1 0 Jack Glascock (1915-17) 3 4 R.E. Courtright (1919-23) 5 26 Charlie Erb (1924) 1 3 L.T.’Buck’ Shaw (1925-28) 4 10 George Philbrook (1929-31) 3 6 C.L.’Brick’ Mitchell (1932-35) 4 10

L T Pct. 2 0 .000 1 0 .000 1 0 .800 2 0 .600 2 1 .643 9 2 .412 3 0 .500 3 1 .125 13 0 .235 13 6 .644 4 1 .438 20 3 .348 14 5 .340 20 3 .348

Yr(s) W Doug Dashiell (1936-38) 3 8 Jim Aiken (1939-46) 8 38 Joe Sheeketski (1947-50) 4 24 Glenn ‘Jake’ Lawlor (1952-54) 3 6 Gordon McEachron (1955-58) 4 6 Dick Trachok (1959-68) 10 40 Jerry Scattini (1969-75) 7 37 Jeff Horton (1993) 1 7 Jeff Tisdel (1996-1999) 4 23 Chris Tormey (2000-2003) 4 16 Chris Ault 28 233 (1976-92, 94-95, 04-12) Brian Polian (2013- 3 18 Totals 109 535

L T Pct. 13 1 .386 26 4 .588 18 0 .571 11 0 .353 23 1 .217 47 3 .461 36 1 .507 4 0 .636 22 0 .511 31 0 .340 109 1 .686 20 0 .474 467 33 .517

All-Time Series Records

Arkansas State

Nevada leads 4-2. Home: 4-0; Road: 0-2 Nov. 3, 1999 L, 28-44 (St. Univ.) Nov. 16, 1996 W, 66-14 (Reno) Sept, 10, 1994 W, 18-0 (Reno) Nov. 20, 1993 L, 21-23 (St. Univ.) Dec. 7, 1985 # W, 24-23 (Reno) Oct. 19, 1940 W, 0-78 (Reno)

Ball State

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 1-0 Dec. 19, 1996 % W, 18-15 (Las Vegas)

Boise State

Boise leads 28-13. Home: 11-10; Road: 2-17 Oct. 4, 2014 L, 51-46 (Reno) Oct. 19, 2013 L, 34-17 (Boise) Dec. 1, 2012 L, 27-21 (Reno) Oct. 1, 2011 L, 30-10 (Boise) Nov. 26, 2010 W, 34-31 (Reno) Nov. 27, 2009 L, 44-33 (Boise) Nov. 22, 2008 L, 41-34 (Reno) Oct. 14, 2007 L, 66-69^ (Boise) Nov. 25, 2006 L, 38-7 (Reno) Oct. 29, 2005 L, 14-49 (Boise) Nov. 27, 2004 L, 21-58 (Reno) Nov. 29, 2003 L, 3-56 (Boise) Nov. 23, 2002 L, 7-44 (Reno) Oct. 27, 2001 L, 7-49 (Boise) Oct. 23, 1999 L, 17-52 (Boise) Oct. 31, 1998 W, 52-24 (Reno) Nov. 8, 1997 W, 56-42 (Boise) Oct. 12, 1996 W, 66-28 (Reno) Sept. 17, 1994 L, 27-37 (Boise) Sept. 11, 1993 W, 38-10 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1991 W, 17-14 (Reno) Dec. 8, 1990 # W, 59-52* (Reno) Nov. 10, 1990 L, 14-30 (Boise) Nov. 4, 1989 W, 30-14 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1988 L, 28-40 (Boise) Nov. 7, 1987 L, 31-36 (Reno) Nov. 8, 1986 W, 21-16 (Boise) Sept. 21, 1985 W, 37-10 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1984 L, 12-37 (Boise) Sept. 24, 1983 W, 38-20 (Reno) Sept. 18, 1982 L, 13-20 (Boise) Oct. 31, 1981 L, 3-13 (Reno) Nov. 8, 1980 L, 3-14 (Boise) Nov. 10, 1979 L, 27-28 (Reno) Oct. 15, 1977 W, 28-10 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1976 L, 8-26 (Boise) Nov. 8, 1975 L, 6-49 (Reno) Oct. 5, 1974 L, 16-36 (Boise) Nov. 3, 1973 W, 23-21 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1972 L, 19-56 (Boise) Sept. 25, 1971 L, 10-17 (Reno) ^ – 4OT; * – 3 OT

Boston College

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0;Neutral: 1-0 Jan. 9, 2011 W, 20-13 (San Francisco)!

Bowling Green

Bowling Green leads 1-0. Home: 0-0;Road: 0-0; Neutral: 0-1 Dec. 18, 1992% L, 34-35 (Las Vegas)

Nevada leads 5-1. Home: 4-1; Road: 1-0 Sept. 7, 1985 W, 56-12 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1980 W, 31-3 (Reno) Sept. 24, 1977 L, 19-22 (Reno) Oct. 12, 1974 W, 19-14 (Reno) Oct. 20, 1973 W, 48-0 (Northridge) Nov. 14, 1970 W, 23-17 (Reno)

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0 Sept. 26, 2015 W, 24-21 (Buffalo) Sept. 18, 2004 W, 38-13 (Reno)

Central Arkansas

California

Central Florida

Cal leads 22-3-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-23-1 Sept. 1, 2012 W, 31-24 (Berkeley) Sept. 17, 2010 W, 52-31 (Reno) Sept., 21, 1996 L, 15-33 (Berkeley) Sept. 29, 1934 L, 0-33 (Berkeley) Sept. 30, 1933 L, 0-34 (Berkeley) Oct. 29, 1932 L, 0-38 (Berkeley) Nov. 7, 1931 L, 6-25 (Berkeley) Nov. 15, 1930 L, 0-8 (Berkeley) Nov. 17, 1928 L, 0-60 (Berkeley) Oct. 1, 1927 L, 0-54 (Berkeley) Nov. 13, 1926 L, 7-20 (Berkeley) Oct. 3, 1925 L, 0-54 (Berkeley) Nov. 15, 1924 L, 0-27 (Berkeley) Nov. 3, 1923 T, 0-0 (Berkeley) Nov. 18, 1922 L, 13-61 (Berkeley) Oct. 8, 1921 L, 6-51 (Berkeley) Oct. 16, 1920 L, 7-79 (Berkeley) Nov. 20, 1915 L, 6-81 (Berkeley) Nov. 4, 1905 L, 0-16 (Berkeley) Nov. 5, 1904 L, 0-16 (Berkeley) Nov. 7, 1903 W, 6-2 (Berkeley) Nov. 1, 1902 L, 0-29 (Berkeley) Oct. 30, 1901 L, 0-12 (Berkeley) Nov. 15, 1900 L, 0-32 (Berkeley) Nov. 15, 1899 L, 0-24 (Berkeley)

Cal Poly, Pomona

Cal Poly leads 2-1. Home: 1-2; Road: 0-0 Oct. 28, 1961 W, 28-20 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1960 L, 6-20 (Reno) Nov. 10, 1952 L, 6-19 (Reno)

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Nevada leads, 6-3. Home: 5-1; Road: 1-2 Nov. 14, 1998 W, 63-0 (Reno) Sept. 19, 1981 W, 33-3 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1977 W, 48-29 (S.L.O.) Oct. 11, 1975 W, 16-8 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1974 L, 23-37 (S.L.O.) Oct. 28, 1972 L, 12-14 (Reno) Oct. 10, 1970 L, 0-35 (S.L.O.) Sept. 26, 1942 W, 18-0 (Reno) Sept. 27, 1941 W, 32-0 (Reno)

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 3, 1981 W, 63-13 (Reno) Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 1-0 Dec. 24, 2005 W, 49-48 (OT) (Honolulu)^

Chico State

Nevada leads 20-10-1. Home: 14-4; Road: 6-6-1 Oct. 30, 1976 W, 43-14 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1975 L, 3-6 (Chico) Oct. 26, 1974 W, 30-12 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1973 W, 33-3 (Chico) Nov. 4, 1972 W, 48-32 (Reno) Oct. 4, 1969 L, 15-27 (Reno) Oct. 12, 1968 L, 15-20 (Chico) Oct. 21, 1967 W, 27-6 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1966 W, 41-31 (Chico) Nov. 13, 1965 W, 24-6 (Reno) Nov. 21, 1964 W, 38-8 (Reno) Oct. 19, 1963 W, 31-16 (Reno) Sept. 29, 1962 L, 7-21 (Chico) Oct. 7, 1961 W, 27-6 (Reno) Oct. 1, 1960 L, 9-12 (Chico) Oct. 3, 1959 W, 27-8 (Reno) Oct. 4, 1958 L, 18-22 (Chico) Oct. 5, 1957 L, 19-20 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1956 T, 6-6 (Chico) Oct. 15, 1955 L, 0-47 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1954 L, 0-32 (Chico) Oct. 10, 1953 W, 27-7 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1952 W, 34-2 (Chico) Nov. 4, 1939 W, 3-0 (Chico) Oct. 8, 1938 W, 22-0 (Reno) Oct. 30, 1937 W, 27-0 (Chico) Nov. 14, 1936 W, 24-7 (Reno) Nov. 28, 1935 W, 14-6 (Chico) Nov. 17, 1934 L, 6-9 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1933 W, 21-0 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1901 W, 47-0 (Reno)

Cincinnati

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 1-0 Sept. 17, 1949 W, 41-21 (Cincinnati)

Colorado State

Nevada leads 6-5. Home: 1-4; Road: 5-1 Oct. 3, 1992 W, 19-0 (Fullerton) Aug. 30, 1986 W, 49-3 (Reno) Sept. 14, 1985 W, 30-3 (Fullerton) Oct. 20, 1984 L, 14-36 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1983 L, 6-14 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1982 W, 17-7 (Fullerton) Nov. 21, 1981 W, 36-34 (Fullerton) Oct. 25, 1980 L, 16-17 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1978 W, 37-14 (Fullerton) Oct. 27, 1973 L, 10-17 (Reno) Sept. 16, 1972 L, 6-13 (Fullerton)

CSU leads 11-3. Home: 2-4; Road: 0-7; Neutral: 1-0 Dec. 29, 2015 W, 28-23 (Tucson)* Oct. 11, 2014 L, 31-24 (Reno) Nov. 9, 2013 L, 38-17 (Ft. Collins) Sept. 11, 2010 W, 51-6 (Reno) Sept. 19, 2009 L, 35-20 (Ft. Collins) Sept. 16, 2006 W, 28-10 (Reno) Sept. 24, 2005 L, 42-21 (Ft. Collins) Sept. 28, 2002 L, 28-32 (Reno) Sept. 8, 2001 L, 18-35 (Ft. Collins) Sept. 30, 2000 L, 14-45 (Reno) Sept. 11, 1999 L, 33-38 (Ft. Collins) Sept. 12, 1998 L, 14-26 (Reno) Aug. 30, 1997 L, 13-45 (Ft. Collins) Oct. 19, 1974 L, 17-66 (Ft. Collins) * - 2015 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl

Cal State Hayward

Dayton

Cal State Fullerton

Nevada leads 8-0-1. Home: 6-0; Road: 2-0-1 Nov. 4, 1978 W, 21-0 (Reno) Sept. 11, 1976 W, 30-13 (Reno) Oct. 25, 1975 W, 17-10 (Hayward) Nov. 11, 1972 W, 48-8 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1969 W, 31-21 (Reno) Oct. 19. 1968 T, 7-7 (Hayward) Oct. 28, 1967 W, 23-7 (Reno) Nov. 5, 1966 W, 24-0 (Hayward) Oct. 9, 1965 W, 42-0 (Reno)

INTRO

Cal State Northridge

TEAM INFO

Nevada leads 2-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1; Neutral 1-0 Sept. 9, 2006 L, 52-21 (Tempe) Nov. 29, 1947 W, 33-13 (Las Vegas) Oct. 12, 1946 W, 74-2 (Reno)

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Oct. 20, 1956 L, 14-26 (L.A.) Nov. 5, 1955 W, 13-12 (Reno)

PLAYERS

Arizona State

Buffalo

Cal State Los Angeles

COACHES & STAFF

Arizona leads 4-1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-3-1; Neutral 0-1 Sept. 12, 2015 L, 44-20 (Reno) Sept. 13, 2014 L, 35-28 (Tucson) Dec. 15, 2012 L, 49-48 (Albuquerque)* Oct. 11, 1941 L, 7-26 (Tucson) Nov. 26, 1925 T, 0-0 (Tucson) Nov. 1, 1924 W, 23-14 (Reno) * - New Mexico Bowl

BYU leads 5-3-2. Home: 2-3; Road: 2-1-2 Oct. 18, 2014 W, 42-35 (Provo) Nov. 30, 2013 L, 28-23 (Reno) Sept. 25, 2010 W, 27-13 (Provo) Sept. 14, 2002 W, 31-28 (Reno) Sept. 1, 2001 L, 7-52 (Provo) Sept. 28, 1940 T, 6-6 (Provo) Oct. 21, 1939 L, 0-7 (Reno) Oct. 3, 1931 L, 14-18 (Reno) Sept. 28, 1930 T, 6-6 (Provo) Sept. 28, 1929 L, 7-10 (Reno)

STATISTICS

Arizona

Brigham Young

Dayton leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Nov. 6, 1949 L, 14-16 (Dayton)

Detroit

Detroit leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Nov. 8, 1947 L, 6-38 (Detroit)

Eastern Kentucky

E. Kentucky leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Dec. 8, 1979 # L, 30-33* (Richmond) *2OT

RECORD BOOK

Air Force leads 2-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-2 Nov. 15, 2014 L, 45-38 (Colorado Springs) Sept. 28, 2013 W, 45-42 (Reno) Oct. 26, 2012 L, 48-31 (Colorado Springs)

HISTORY

Air Force

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All-Time Series Records Eastern New Mexico

INTRO

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 26, 1940 W, 47-6 (Reno)

Eastern Oregon

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-0 Nov. 13, 1971 W, 36-20 (LaGrande) Nov. 7, 1970 W, 61-14 (Reno)

Eastern Washington

TEAM INFO

Nevada leads 8-1. Home: 6-0; Road: 2-1 Sept. 2, 2010 W, 49-24 (Reno) Oct. 19, 1991 W, 51-14 (Cheney) Oct. 13, 1990 W, 40-17 (Reno) Sept. 9, 1989 L, 7-33 (Cheney) Nov. 12, 1988 W, 30-12 (Reno) Sept. 12, 1987 W, 40-26 (Cheney) Oct. 25, 1986 W, 56-22 (Reno) Oct. 12, 1985 W, 31-25 (Reno) Nov. 3, 1984 W, 35-21 (Reno)

FLORIDA State

Florida State leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 14, 2013 L, 62-7 (Tallahassee)

Fresno State

PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

126

Fresno leads 27-19-1. Home: 11-12-1; Road: 9-15 Nov. 5, 2015 W, 30-16 (Fresno) Nov. 22, 2014 L, 40-20 (Reno) Nov. 2, 2013 L, 41-23 (Fresno) Nov. 10, 2012 L, 52-36 (Reno) Oct. 22, 2011 W, 45-38 (Reno) Nov. 13, 2010 W, 35-34 (Fresno) Nov. 14, 2009 W, 52-14 (Reno) Nov. 7, 2008 W, 41-28 (Fresno) Oct. 6, 2007 L, 41-49 (Reno) Sept. 1, 2006 L, 28-19 (Fresno) Nov. 26, 2005 W, 38-35 (Reno) Nov. 20, 2004 L, 17-54 (Fresno) Nov. 8, 2003 L, 27-10 (Reno) Nov. 16, 2002 L, 30-38 (Fresno) Nov. 17, 2001 L, 14-61 (Reno) Oct. 14, 2000 L, 21-58 (Fresno) Sept. 25, 1999 L, 24-49 (Reno) Sept. 26, 1998 W, 27-24 (Fresno) Nov. 5, 1994 W, 62-35 (Fresno) Sept. 17, 1983 L, 22-24 (Fresno) Oct. 16, 1982 W, 40-26 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1955 L, 9-42 (Fresno) Oct. 16, 1954 L, 7-21 (Reno) Oct. 17, 1953 L, 7-47 (Fresno) Nov. 8, 1952 L, 32-59 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1949 W, 34-13 (Fresno) Nov. 11, 1948 W, 53-7 (Fresno) Oct. 27, 1945 W, 7-4 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1942 L, 0-33 (Fresno) Oct. 18, 1941 L, 3-6 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1940 L, 6-7 (Fresno) Oct. 14, 1939 L, 0-45 (Fresno) Oct. 22, 1938 L, 0-27 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1937 L, 8-46 (Reno) Nov. 26, 1936 L, 6-13 (Fresno) Nov. 11, 1935 L, 6-27 (Reno) Nov. 29, 1934 L, 0-33 (Fresno) Nov. 24, 1932 W, 7-0 (Fresno) Oct. 24, 1931 W, 31-13 (Reno) Nov. 27, 1930 L, 0-6 (Fresno) Oct. 19, 1929 W, 48-0 (Reno) Nov. 10, 1928 T, 12-12 (Reno) Oct. 15, 1927 L, 7-10 (Fresno) Oct. 9, 1926 W, 26-7 (Fresno) Nov. 7, 1925 W, 60-6 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1924 W, 16-0 (Reno) Nov. 10, 1923 W, 46-3 (Reno)

Furman

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Dec. 1, 1990 # W, 42-35** (Reno) Dec. 14, 1985 # L, 12-35 (Greenville ) *3OT

Georgia Southern

Georgia So. leads 2-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-1 Dec. 15, 1990 # L, 13-36 (Statesboro) Dec. 13, 1986 # L, 38-48 (Statesboro)

Gonzaga

Gonzaga leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Nov. 19, 1927 L, 6-41 (Spokane)

Grambling State

Tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Aug. 30, 2008 W, 49-13 (Reno) Nov. 25, 1972 L, 3-37 (Grambling)

Hawai`i

Nevada leads 12-8. Home: 7-1; Road: 4-7 Oct. 24, 2015 W, 30-20 (Reno) Oct. 25, 2014 W, 26-18 (Honolulu) Sept. 21, 2013 W, 31-9 (Reno) Sept. 22, 2012 W, 69-24 (Honolulu) Nov. 12, 2011 W, 42-28 (Reno) Oct. 16, 2010 L, 27-21 (Honolulu) Oct. 31, 2009 W, 31-21 (Reno) Oct. 25, 2008 L, 38-31 (Honolulu) Nov. 16, 2007 L, 26-28 (Reno) Oct. 7, 2006 L, 41-34 (Honolulu) Nov. 5, 2005 W, 38-28 (Reno) Oct. 9, 2004 L, 26-48 (Honolulu) Nov. 15, 2003 W, 24-14 (Reno) Oct. 12, 2002 L, 34-59 (Honolulu) Sept. 22, 2001 W, 28-20 (Reno) Nov. 11. 2000 L, 17-37 (Honolulu) Nov. 23, 1968 L, 0-21 (Honolulu) Dec. 17, 1948 W, 73-12 (Honolulu) Dec. 7. 1946 W, 26-7 (Honolulu) Dec. 25, 1920 W, 14-0 (Honolulu)

Humboldt State

Humboldt St. leads 12-3-1. Home: 2-6; Road: 1-6-1 Oct. 25, 1969 L, 0-34 (Arcata) Nov. 2, 1968 L, 17-20 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1967 T, 7-7 (Arcata) Nov. 19, 1966 L, 17-18 (Reno) Nov. 20, 1965 W, 32-18 (Arcata) Oct. 24, 1964 L, 8-17 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1963 L, 0-3 (Arcata) Oct. 27, 1962 W, 15-0 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1961 L, 14-16 (Arcata) Nov. 12, 1960 L, 6-22 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1959 L, 7-21 (Arcata) Nov. 8, 1958 W, 22-12 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1957 L, 7-26 (Arcata) Nov. 10, 1956 L, 18-26 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1955 L, 6-47 (Arcata) Nov. 13, 1954 L, 14-21 (Reno)

Idaho

Nevada leads 20-9. Home: 12-2; Road: 8-7 Dec. 3, 2011 W, 56-3 (Reno) Nov. 6, 2010 W, 63-17 (Moscow) Oct. 24, 2009 W, 70-45 (Reno) Oct. 4, 2008 W, 49-14 (Moscow) Oct. 27, 2007 W, 37-21 (Reno) Nov. 4, 2006 W, 45-7 (Moscow) Oct. 8, 2005 W, 62-14 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1999 L, 33-42 (Reno) Oct. 24, 1998 W, 58-23 (Moscow) Oct. 18, 1997 W, 42-23 (Reno) Oct. 19, 1996 L, 15-24 (Moscow) Oct. 5, 1991 W, 31-23 (Moscow) Sept. 29, 1990 W, 31-28 (Reno) Oct. 28, 1989 L, 22-42 (Moscow) Nov. 5, 1988 L, 31-32 (Reno) Oct. 17, 1987 L, 28-38 (Moscow) Nov. 29, 1986 # W, 27-7 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1986 W, 17-13 (Reno) Sept. 28, 1985 L, 21-25 (Moscow) Oct. 6, 1984 W, 23-17 (Reno)

Nov. 12, 1983 Nov. 20, 1982 Oct. 24, 1981 Nov. 22, 1980 Nov. 3, 1979 Nov. 16, 1940 Oct. 24, 1936 Nov. 22, 1935 Nov. 27, 1924

W, 43-24 W, 25-16 W, 23-14 W, 38-7 W, 38-26 L, 0-6 W, 7-6 L, 6-26 L, 0-23

(Moscow) (Reno) (Moscow) (Reno) (Moscow) (Moscow) (Reno) (Moscow) (Moscow)

Idaho State

Nevada leads 18-11. Home: 11-4; Road: 7 7.Oct. 12, 1991 W, 41-20 (Reno) Oct. 6, 1990 W, 17-17 (Pocatello) Sept. 23, 1989 W, 39-10 (Reno) Nov. 19, 1988 W, 50-13 (Pocatello) Oct. 31, 1987 W, 40-19 (Reno) Nov. 1, 1986 W, 44-14 (Pocatello) Nov. 9, 1985 W, 42-14 (Reno) Nov. 17, 1984 W, 29-27 (Pocatello) Nov. 26, 1983 # W, 27-20 (Pocatello) Oct. 1, 1983 W, 37-16 (Reno) Nov. 13, 1982 W, 24-14 (Pocatello) Sept. 26, 1981 L, 7-23 (Pocatello) Nov. 1, 1980 L, 26-30 (Reno) Sept. 8, 1979 W, 24-6 (Reno) Nov. 18, 1978 W, 37-0 (Pocatello) Sept. 17, 1977 W, 35-0 (Reno) Sept. 25, 1976 L, 22-27 (Pocatello) Nov. 1, 1975 L, 3-28 (Reno) Sept. 21, 1974 L, 7-13 (Pocatello) Sept. 29, 1973 W, 38-14 (Reno) Oct. 30, 1971 L, 0-27 (Pocatello) Sept. 21, 1963 L, 19-36 (Pocatello) Nov. 17, 1962 W, 14-7 (Reno) Sept. 28, 1957 L, 6-40 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1956 L, 6-20 (Pocatello) Nov. 14, 1953 L, 13-34 (Reno) Oct. 25, 1952 L, 13-33 (Pocatello) Oct. 12, 1940 W, 62-0 (Reno) Oct. 2, 1936 W. 21-12 (Reno)

Kent State

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 28, 1996 W, 63-42 (Kent)

Long Beach State

Long Beach St. leads 2-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-1 Sept. 18, 1965 L, 0-47 (Long Beach) Sept. 19, 1964 L, 6-53 (Reno)

Louisiana-Lafayette

Tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 0-1 Sept. 2, 1995 W, 38-14 (Reno) Dec. 20, 2014 L, 16-3 (New Orleans)~

Louisiana-Monroe

Nevada leads 3-0. Home: 3-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 14, 1995 W, 59-35 (Reno) Sept. 24, 1994 W, 34-22 (Reno) Nov. 24, 1990 # W, 27-14 (Reno)

Louisiana Tech

Nevada leads 7-5. Home: 3-3; Road: 4-2 Nov. 19, 2011 L, 24-20 (Reno) Dec. 4, 2010 W, 35-17 (Ruston) Oct. 9, 2009 W, 37-14 (Reno) Nov. 29, 2008 W, 35-31 (Ruston) Dec. 1, 2007 W, 49-10 (Reno) Nov. 18, 2006 W, 42-0 (Ruston) Oct. 15, 2005 W, 37-27 (Reno) Sept. 6, 2004 L, 38-21 (Ruston) Oct. 25, 2003 L, 42-34 (Reno) Oct. 26,2002 L, 47-50 (Ruston) Oct. 13, 2001 L, 42-45 (Reno) Oct. 21, 1995 W, 49-45 (Ruston)

McNeese State

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 2-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 19, 1992 W, 31-21 (Reno) Nov. 30, 1991 # W, 22-16 (Reno)

Miami

Miami leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 0-1 Dec. 31, 2006 L, 21-20 (Boise)@

Missouri

Missouri leads 2-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-1 Sept. 25, 2009 L, 31-21 (Reno) Sept. 13, 2008 L, 69-17 (Columbia)

Missouri Southern

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Nov. 17, 1979 W, 32-6 (Reno)

Montana

Nevada leads 10-4. Home: 6-1; Road: 4-3 Nov. 9, 1991 W, 35-28 (Missoula) Nov. 3, 1990 W, 34-27 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1989 L, 22-40 (Missoula) Oct. 1, 1988 W, 27-3 (Reno) Sept. 26, 1987 L, 29-41 (Missoula) Sept. 20, 1986 W, 51-17 (Reno) Oct. 5, 1985 W, 38-23 (Missoula) Nov. 10, 1984 W, 31-28 (Reno) Oct. 15, 1983 W, 38-0 (Missoula) Oct. 2, 1982 L, 27-28 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1981 L, 26-33 (Missoula) Nov. 15, 1980 W, 10-7 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1979 W, 27-20 (Missoula) Nov. 11, 1950 W, 35-28* (Reno) *2OT

Montana State

Nevada leads 12-6. Home: 9-2; Road: 3-4 Sept. 14, 1996 W, 31-7 (Reno) Sept. 28, 1991 W, 54-12 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1990 W, 20-14 (Bozeman) Oct. 7, 1989 W, 27-23 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1988 L, 14-17 (Bozeman) Oct. 10, 1987 W, 31-13 (Reno) Sept. 27, 1986 W, 61-10 (Bozeman) Nov. 2, 1985 W, 61-14 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1984 L, 41-44* (Bozeman) Nov. 19, 1983 W, 33-3 (Reno) Sept. 25, 1982 L, 10-17 (Bozeman) Nov. 14, 1981 W, 46-13 (Reno) Sept. 20, 1980 W, 24-12 (Bozeman) Oct. 13, 1979 L, 10-12 (Reno) Oct. 10, 1964 L, 14-24 (Bozeman) Oct. 5, 1963 L, 13-41 (Reno) Nov. 15, 1947 W, 50-0 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1946 W, 38-14 (Reno) * 4OT

Montana Tech

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 2, 1976 W, 57-7 (Reno)

New Mexico

Nevada leads, 3-2-1. Home: 2-0-1;Road: 0-1 Oct. 10, 2015 W, 35-17 (Reno) Nov. 17, 2012 W, 31-24 (Alb’que) Oct. 15, 2011 W, 49-7 (Reno) Dec. 22, 2007 L, 0-23* (Alb’que) Oct. 31, 1942 T, 0-0 (Reno) Nov. 1, 1941 L, 7-26 (Alb’que) * – New Mexico Bowl

New Mexico State

Nevada leads 13-2. Home: 6-2; Road: 7-0 Oct. 29, 2011 W, 48-34 (Las Cruces) Nov. 20, 2010 W, 52-6 (Reno) Nov. 21, 2009 W, 63-20 (Las Cruces) Oct. 11, 2008 L, 48-45 (Reno) Nov. 2, 2007 W, 40-38 (Las Cruces) Oct. 28, 2006 W, 48-21 (Reno) Nov. 12, 2005 W, 48-24 (Las Cruces) Oct. 9, 1999 W, 23-16 (Las Cruces) Oct. 10, 1998 L, 45-48 (Reno) Nov. 1, 1997 W, 45-24 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1996 W, 63-14 (Reno) Sept. 9, 1995 W, 45-24 (Las Cruces) Oct. 15, 1994 W, 45-24 (Reno) Nov. 13, 1993 W, 34-14 (Las Cruces) Oct. 24, 1992 W, 35-21 (Reno)

Nicholls State

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 15, 2007 W, 52-17 (Reno)

North Dakota

North Dakota leads, 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-0 Sept. 12, 1981 L, 11-17 (Reno)

Northern Arizona

Nevada leads 15-3-1. Home: 8-0-1; Road: 6-3; Neutral: 1-0 Sept. 3, 1994 W, 30-27 (Reno) Nov. 16, 1991 W, 45-16 (Flagstaff ) Sept. 8, 1990 W, 55-14 (Reno) Nov. 18, 1989 W, 52-45 (Flagstaff ) Oct. 8, 1988 W, 31-28 (Reno) Nov. 21, 1987 W, 40-39 (Flagstaff ) Nov. 15, 1986 W, 27-17 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1985 W, 36-10 (Flagstaff ) Sept. 29, 1984 W, 37-20 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1983 L, 38-41 (Flagstaff ) Oct. 9, 1982 W, 24-12 (Reno) Oct. 10, 1981 W, 34-17 (Flagstaff ) Oct. 11, 1980 W, 21-0 (Reno) Nov. 24, 1979 W, 31-7 (Flagstaff ) Nov. 16, 1957 L, 20-26 (Flagstaff ) Sept. 20, 1947 W, 50-0 (Reno) Oct. 7, 1944 W, 25-6 (Las Vegas) Sept. 30, 1939 L, 7-9 (Flagstaff ) Oct. 1, 1938 T, 12-12 (Reno)

Northern Colorado

Series tied 2-2. Home: 2-0; Road: 0-2 Nov. 18, 1961 W, 17-0 (Reno) Nov. 19, 1960 L, 6-37 (Greeley) Nov. 30, 1939 W, 15-6 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1938 L, 13-27 (Greeley)

Northern Illinois

Series tied 1-1. Home: 0-1; Road: 1-0 Sept. 25, 1993 L, 42-46 (Reno) Oct. 1, 1994 W, 35-31 (DeKalb)

Nevada leads 9-2. Home: 7-0; Road: 1-2; Neutral: 1-0 Oct. 30, 1999 W, 41-28 (Reno) Oct. 17, 1998 L, 21-27 (Denton) Oct. 25, 1997 W, 65-10 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1996 W, 40-13 (Denton) Oct. 7, 1995 W, 56-24 (Reno) Sept. 21, 1991 W, 72-0 (Reno) Dec. 3, 1983 # W, 20-17* (Reno) Nov. 18, 1950 L, 21-34 (Denton) Nov. 24, 1949 W, 28-7 (Reno) Oct. 9, 1948 W, 48-7 (Reno) Jan. 1, 1948 & W, 13-6 (Phoenix) * OT

TEAM INFO

UMass leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-0 Dec. 9, 1978 # L, 21-44 (Reno)

North Texas

Nebraska leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 1, 2007 L, 10-52 (Lincoln)

Northwestern

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 8, 2007 L, 31-36 (Evanston) Sept. 22, 2006 W, 31-21 (Reno)

Northwestern State (La.)

Nevada leads 3-0. Home: 2-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 15, 2012 W, 45034 (Reno) Sept. 14, 1991 W, 45-14 (Reno) Sept. 10,1988 W, 35-26 (Reno)

PLAYERS

Massachusetts

Nebraska

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 30, 1982 W, 37-0 (Reno)

Notre Dame

Notre Dame leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 5, 2009 L, 35-0 (South Bend)

Occidental

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 14, 1922 W, 35-0 (Reno)

Oklahoma City

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 30, 1948 W, 79-13 (Reno)

Oregon

Oregon leads 6-1. Home: 0-1; Road: 1-5 Sept. 10, 2011 L, 69-20 (Eugene) Sept. 6, 2003 L, 31-23 (Eugene) Sept. 2, 2000 L, 7-36 (Eugene) Sept. 18, 1999 L, 10-72 (Eugene) Sept. 13, 1997 L, 20-24 (Reno) Sept. 7, 1996 L, 30-44 (Eugene) Oct. 4, 1947 W, 13-6 (Eugene)

Oregon State

COACHES & STAFF

Maryland leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 0-1 Dec. 30, 2008 L, 42-35 (Boise)@

Northern Iowa

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 24, 1988 W, 28-18 (Reno)

STATISTICS

Maryland

Murray State

Oregon St. leads 3-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-2 Sept. 4, 1999 L, 13-28 (Reno) Sept. 5, 1998 L, 6-48 (Corvallis) Nov. 26, 1903 L, 0-15 (Corvallis)

Oregon Tech

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 18, 1971 W, 44-7 (Reno)

Pacific (Calif.)

Nevada leads 16-10-1. Home: 11-5; Road: 5-5-1 Nov. 11, 1995 W, 45-29 (Stockton) Oct. 8, 1994 W, 38-26 (Reno) Oct. 30, 1993 W, 31-23 (Stockton) Sept. 12, 1992 W, 20-14 (Reno) Sept. 8, 1984 L, 7-12 (Stockton) Nov. 5, 1983 W, 34-24 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1950 L, 7-43 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1949 L, 6-47 (Stockton) Nov. 21, 1940 L, 6-24 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1939 W, 8-0 (Stockton) Oct. 28, 1938 L, 0-51 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1937 L, 3-7 (Stockton) Nov. 6, 1936 L, 0-25 (Stockton) Oct. 26, 1935 L, 6-7 (Reno)

RECORD BOOK

Loyola leads 4-1. Home: 1-2; Road: 0-2 Oct. 28, 1950 L, 7-34 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1949 L, 12-13 (Los Angeles) Nov. 22, 1946 W, 53-0 (Las Vegas) Nov. 30, 1941 L, 7-19 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1933 L, 0-21 (Los Angeles)

HISTORY

Loyola Marymount

INTRO

All-Time Series Records

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All-Time Series Records

INTRO TEAM INFO

Nov. 9, 1934 Oct. 21, 1933 Oct. 16, 1931 Oct. 18, 1930 Nov. 1, 1929 Oct. 20, 1928 Nov. 5, 1927 Oct. 2, 1926 Oct. 17, 1925 Oct. 18, 1924 Oct. 15, 1919 Oct. 14, 1899 Oct. 27, 1898

L, 0-14 W, 7-0 T, 0-0 W, 20-13 W, 8-0 L, 6-7 W, 19-13 W, 6-0 W, 14-0 W, 48-6 W, 132-0 W, 63-5 W, 35-0

(Stockton) (Reno) (Stockton) (Reno) (Stockton) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Stockton)

Pepperdine

Nevada leads 3-2. Home: 1-2; Road: 2-0 Sept. 24, 1960 W, 25-8 (Reno) Sept. 26, 1959 W, 27-12 (Malibu) Sept. 20, 1958 W, 12-7 (Malibu) Sept. 20, 1957 L, 12-24 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1940 L, 19-40 (Reno)

Portland

PLAYERS

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-0 Sept. 25, 1949 W, 53-27 (Port’nd) Oct. 11, 1947 W, 51-6 (Reno)

Portland State

COACHES & STAFF

Nevada leads 6-2. Home: 4-0; Road: 2-2 Nov. 13, 1976 W, 35-22 (Reno) Sept. 13, 1975 L, 0-37 (Portland) Sept. 28, 1974 W, 19-14 (Reno) Oct. 6, 1973 W, 59-0 (Portland) Oct. 7, 1972 W, 27-13 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1971 W, 23-16 (Portland) Sept. 30, 1961 W, 41-20 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1960 L, 7-14 (Portland)

Puget Sound

Puget Sound leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 1-0 Nov. 23, 1903 L, 0-10 (Reno)

Redlands

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 22, 1962 W, 33-0 (Reno) Sept. 23, 1961 L, 0-25 (Redlands)

STATISTICS

Rice

Nevada leads 3-2. Home: 3-0; Road: 0-2 Oct. 16, 2004 W, 35-10 (Reno) Nov. 1, 2003 L, 52-42 (Houston) Sept. 21, 2002 W, 31-21 (Reno) Oct. 20, 2001 L, 30-33* (Houston) Nov. 18, 2000 W, 34-28 (Reno) * OT

Sacramento State

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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Nevada leads 17-9. Home: 9-5; Road: 7-4. Sept. 11, 2004 W, 59-7 (Reno) Sept. 15, 1990 W, 41-7 (Reno) Oct. 28, 1978 W, 39-15 (Sacramento) Oct. 29, 1977 W, 75-0 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1976 W, 42-27 (Reno) Sept. 27, 1975 L, 16-36 (Reno) Sept. 14, 1974 W, 31-7 (Sacramento) Sept. 15, 1973 W, 17-10 (Reno) Sept. 30, 1972 L, 14-19 (Sacramento) Oct. 17, 1970 W, 18-14 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1969 L, 7-41 (Sacramento) Oct. 26, 1968 L, 14-17 (Reno) Nov. 4, 1967 L, 7-14 (Sacramento) Nov. 12, 1966 L, 8-13 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1965 W, 20-13 (Sacramento) Oct. 31, 1964 L, 0-28 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1963 W, 15-11 (Sacramento) Nov. 3, 1962 W, 23-12 (Reno) Nov. 4, 1961 W, 14-8 (Sacramento) Nov. 5, 1960 W, 15-0 (Reno)

Oct. 24, 1959 Oct. 25, 1958 Nov. 9, 1957 Nov. 3, 1956 Oct. 21, 1955 Oct. 2, 1954

W, 14-0 W, 40-24 L, 0-7 L, 20-21 W, 28-7 W, 28-14

(Sacramento) (Reno) (Sacramento) (Reno) (Sacramento) (Reno)

Sam Houston State

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 6, 1986 W, 35-7 (Reno)

St. Louis

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 1-0 Nov. 2, 1947 W, 27-27 (St. Louis)

St. Mary’s (Calif.)

St. Mary’s leads 17-4-1. Home: 0-8-1; Road: 4-8; Neutral: 0-1 Nov. 5, 1950 L, 14-25 (Moraga) Oct. 2, 1949 L, 14-20 (Moraga) Oct. 17, 1948 W, 48-20 (Moraga) Oct. 19, 1947 W, 39-14 (Moraga) Oct. 27, 1946 L, 12-13 (Moraga) Sept. 28, 1945 L, 0-39 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1942 L, 6-20 (Reno) Oct. 9, 1937 L, 0-42 (Moraga) Sept. 28, 1935 L, 0-20 (Moraga) Oct. 12, 1934 W, 9-7 (Moraga) Oct. 27, 1933 L, 0-61 (Reno) Oct. 1, 1932 L, 0-35 (Moraga) Nov. 22, 1929 L, 0-54 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1928 L, 0-22 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1927 L, 0-38 (Moraga) Oct. 23, 1926 L, 0-13 (Reno) Oct. 24, 1925 L, 0-35 (San Francisco) Nov. 22, 1924 L, 0-27 (Reno) Oct. 7, 1922 W, 21-13 (Moraga) Oct. 15, 1921 L, 6-14 (Moraga) Nov. 15, 1919 T, 0-0 (Reno) Sept. 27, 1917 L, 0-41 (Reno)

San Diego State

SDSU leads 5-3. Home: 2-1; Road: 1-4 Nov. 28, 2015 L, 31-14 (San Diego) Nov. 1, 2014 W, 30-14 (Reno) Oct. 4, 2013 L, 51-44 * (San Diego) Oct. 20, 2012 L, 39-38 * (Reno) Sept. 25, 2004 L, 10-27 (San Diego) Sept. 28, 1995 L, 27-30 (San Diego) Oct. 19, 1946 W, 26-0 (San Diego) Nov. 3. 1945 W, 44-6 (Reno) * OT

San Francisco

USF leads 12-11-1. Home: 5-5-1; Road: 6-7 Nov. 6, 1971 W, 12-0 (San Francisco) Sept. 19, 1970 W, 28-6 (San Francisco) Nov. 15, 1969 W, 50-7 (San Francisco) Oct. 5, 1968 W, 48-13 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1967 W, 21-14 (San Francisco) Oct. 22, 1966 W, 40-16 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1965 W, 34-6 (San Francisco) Oct. 8, 1950 L, 6-66 (San Francisco) Oct. 30, 1949 L, 13-41 (San Francisco) Oct. 3, 1948 W, 26-7 (San Francisco) Sept. 28, 1947 L, 13-37 (San Francisco) Sept. 29, 1946 L, 14-26 (San Francisco) Oct. 3, 1943 L, 0-6 (San Francisco) Oct. 4, 1942 L, 7-27 (Reno) Oct. 4, 1941 L, 3-7 (Reno) Oct. 12, 1935 L, 7-27 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1933 W, 12-7 (Reno) Nov. 21, 1931 L, 7-40 (San Francisco) Nov. 1, 1930 L, 13-20 (Reno) Nov. 16, 1929 T, 0-0 (Reno) Sept. 29, 1928 L, 0-12 (San Francisco) Sept. 26, 1927 L, 0-19 (Reno) Sept. 25, 1926 W, 27-14 (Reno) Sept. 24, 1925 W, 7-0 (Reno)

San Francisco State

S.F. State leads 17-7-1. Home: 6-8-1; Road: 1-9 Sept. 30, 1978 W, 37-14 (Reno) Oct. 1, 1977 W, 47-7 (San Francisco) Sept. 7, 1974 W, 28-7 (Reno) Sept. 8, 1973 L, 28-31 (San Francisco) Sept. 9, 1972 W, 37-6 (Reno) Nov. 8, 1969 L, 26-27 (San Francisco) Nov. 16, 1968 W, 21-7 (Reno) Oct. 7, 1967 L, 6-34 (San Francisco) Oct. 22, 1966 L, 0-27 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1965 L, 8-27 (San Francisco) Nov. 14, 1964 L, 6-21 (Reno) Nov. 16, 1963 L, 6-21 (Reno) Oct. 20, 1962 T, 14-14 (Reno) Oct. 21, 1961 L, 0-48 (San Francisco) Oct. 22, 1960 L, 7-18 (San Francisco) Oct. 17, 1959 L, 14-30 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1958 L, 6-18 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1957 L, 8-21 (San Francisco) Sept. 29, 1956 L, 20-32 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1955 L, 7-18 (San Francisco) Nov. 6, 1954 L, 0-54 (San Francisco) Sept. 25, 1954 L, 19-39 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1953 L, 27-28 (Reno) Sept. 21, 1940 W, 47-0 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1939 W, 13-6 (Reno)

San Jose State

Nevada leads 19-8-2. Home: 11-2-2; Road: 8-6 Nov. 14, 2015 W, 37-34* (Reno) Sept. 27, 2014 W, 21-10 (San Jose) Nov. 16, 2013 W, 38-16 (Reno) Sept. 17, 2011 W, 17-14 (San Jose) Oct. 9, 2010 W, 35-13 (Reno) Nov. 8, 2009 W, 62-7 (San Jose) Nov. 15, 2008 W, 41-17 (Reno) Nov. 24, 2007 L, 24-27 (San Jose) Oct. 21, 2006 W, 23-7 (Reno) Oct. 1, 2005 W, 30-23 (San Jose) Nov. 6, 2004 W, 42-24 (Reno) Sept. 18, 2003 W, 42-30 (San Jose) Oct. 19, 2002 W, 52-24 (Reno) Nov. 10, 2001 L, 45-64 (San Jose) Oct. 21, 2000 L, 30-49 (Reno) Nov. 18, 1995 W, 45-28 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1994 W, 42-10 (San Jose) Nov. 6, 1993 W, 46-45 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1992 L, 35-39 (San Jose) Sept. 24, 1948 W, 39-0 (San Jose) Nov. 8, 1941 W, 21-19 (Reno) Nov. 30, 1940 L, 7-30 (San Jose) Oct. 7, 1939 L, 0-28 (San Jose) Nov. 16, 1935 L, 6-20 (San Jose) Oct. 27, 1934 L, 0-10 (Reno) Nov. 5, 1932 T, 0-0 (Reno) Oct. 31, 1931 W, 18-0 (San Jose) Nov. 5, 1900 T, 0-0 (Reno) Nov. 30, 1899 W, 6-0 (Reno)

Santa Clara

SantaClaraleads13-7-6.Home:6-3-6;Road:1-9;Neutral;0-1 Oct. 21, 1978 W, 38-6 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1977 W, 33-14 (Santa Clara) Oct. 9, 1976 W, 56-39 (Reno) Nov. 15, 1975 L, 7-35 (Santa Clara) Nov. 9, 1974 L, 12-20 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1973 L, 14-27 (Santa Clara) Oct. 21, 1972 W, 21-7 (Reno) Oct. 2, 1971 L, 21-7 (Santa Clara) Oct. 24, 1970 T, 28-28 (Reno) Oct. 17, 1964 L, 20-43 (Santa Clara) Oct. 22, 1950 L, 0-55 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1948 L, 0-14 (Santa Clara) Oct. 5, 1946 W, 33-7 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1934 L, 0-40 (Santa Clara) Oct. 11, 1930 T, 0-0 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1928 L, 6-19 (Santa Clara)

All-Time Series Records

Tied 3-3. Home: 2-0; Road: 1-2; Neutral: 0-1 Dec. 24, 2009 L, 45-10 (Honolulu)^ Nov. 13, 2004 L, 20-38 (Dallas) Sept. 27, 2003 W, 12-9 (Reno) Nov 2, 2002 W, 24-6 (Dallas) Nov. 3, 2001 W, 35-14 (Reno) Oct. 28, 2000 L, 28-41 (Dallas)

Southern (Baton Rouge)

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 6, 1980 W, 20-0 (Reno)

South Dakota

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Nov. 11, 1978 W, 50-7 (Reno)

SOuth Florida

USF leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 1-0 Sept. 8, 2012 L, 32-31 (Reno)

Southern Illinois

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 2, 1989 W, 41-3 (Reno) Dec. 10, 1983 # L, 7-23 (Carbondale)

Texas A&M leads 2-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-2 Sept. 19, 2015 L, 44-27 (College Station) Sept. 23, 1950 L, 18-48 (College Station)

Texas A&M - Kingsville

Series tied 1-1. Home: 1-1; Road: 0-0 Sept. 15, 1984 W, 61-35 (Reno) Sept. 11, 1984 L, 34-42 (Reno)

Texas Southern

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 2-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 18, 1993 W, 63-14 (Reno) Nov. 21, 1992 W, 38-14 (Reno)

Texas State

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 29, 2012 W, 34-21 (San Marcos)

Texas Tech

Texas Tech leads 2-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-1 Sept. 24, 2011 L, 35-34 (Lubbock) Sept. 6, 2008 L, 35-19 (Reno)

Toledo

Toledo leads 3-0. Home: 0-1;Road: 0-1; Neutral: 0-1 Sept. 27, 1997 L, 13-31 (Toledo) Dec. 14, 1995% L, 37-40* (Las Vegas) Sept. 23, 1995 L, 35-49 (Reno) * OT

Tulane

Tulane leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 26, 1992 L, 17-34 (New Orleans)

Tulsa

Southern Miss leads 3-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-1; Neutral: 0-1 Dec. 24, 2011 L, 24-17 (Honolulu)^ Nov. 21, 1998 L, 28-55 (Reno) Sept, 20, 1997 L, 19-35 (Hattiesburg)

Nevada leads 4-2. Home: 2-0; Road: 2-2 Oct. 23, 2004 W, 54-48* (Reno) Oct. 18, 2003 W, 28-21 (Tulsa) Nov. 25, 2000 L, 3-38 (Tulsa) Oct. 17, 1948 W, 65-14 (Tulsa) Oct. 25, 1947 W, 21-13 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1945 L, 0-40 (Tulsa) * OT

Southern Utah

UC Davis

Southern Mississippi

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 2-0; Away: 0-0 Aug. 30, 2014 W, 28-19 (Reno) Aug. 30, 2003 W, 24-23 (Reno)

Stanford

Stanford leads 10-1-2. Home: 0-0; Road: 1-10-2 Nov. 14, 1931 L, 0-26 (Palo Alto) Oct. 8, 1927 L, 2-20 (Palo Alto) Oct. 16, 1926 L, 9-33 (Palo Alto) Oct. 6, 1923 L, 0-27 (Palo Alto) Nov. 4, 1922 L, 7-17 (Palo Alto) Nov. 12, 1921 T, 14-14 (Palo Alto) Oct. 26, 1905 L, 0-21 (Palo Alto) Oct. 22, 1904 L, 0-17 (Palo Alto) Oct. 24, 1903 T, 0-0 (Palo Alto) Oct. 25, 1902 L, 5-11 (Palo Alto) Nov. 2, 1901 L, 0-12 (Palo Alto) Nov. 17, 1900 W, 6-0 (Palo Alto) Nov. 11, 1899 L, 5-17 (Palo Alto)

Stephen F. Austin

Nevada leads 2-1. Home: 2-1; Road: 0-0 Oct. 24, 1987 L, 7-9 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1986 W, 34-27 (Reno) Sept. 9, 1978 W, 32-0 (Reno)

Texas Christian

TCU leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-0 Sept. 9, 2000 L, 10-41 (Reno)

Nevada leads 30-21-3. Home: 21-11-2; Road: 9-10-1 Sept. 3, 2015 W, 31-17 (Reno) Sept. 7, 2013 W, 36-7 (Reno) Sept. 16, 1989 L, 17-24 (Reno) Sept. 17, 1988 W, 28-16 (Davis) Spet. 19, 1987 W, 34-17 (Reno) Sept. 13, 1980 T, 13-13 (Reno) Sept. 22, 1979 W, 28-21 (Davis) Sept. 23, 1978 W, 12-7 (Reno) Nov. 12, 1977 L, 21-37 (Davis) Nov. 10, 1973 L, 6-17 (Davis) Oct. 23, 1971 L, 13-14 (Reno) Oct. 31, 1970 L, 17-35 (Davis) Nov. 1, 1969 W, 30-12 (Reno) Nov. 9, 1968 L, 24-25 (Davis) Nov. 18, 1967 L, 20-28 (Reno) Oct. 8, 1966 W, 26-10 (Davis) Oct. 30, 1965 W, 26-15 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1964 L, 6-21 (Davis) Nov. 9, 1963 L, 8-14 (Reno) Oct. 13, 1962 L, 6-8 (Davis) Oct. 14, 1961 L, 12-36 (Reno) Oct. 15, 1960 W, 40-22 (Reno) Oct. 10, 1959 W, 28-6 (Reno) Oct. 10, 1958 L, 2-14 (Davis) Oct. 12, 1957 W, 21-13 (Davis) Oct. 6, 1956 L, 19-27 (Reno) Sept. 30, 1955 L, 7-26 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1954 W, 13-0 (Reno)

INTRO

UCLA leads 1-0-0. Home: 0-0-0; Road: 0-1-0 Aug. 31, 2013 L, 58-20 (Pasadena) Oct. 23, 1953 W, 13-0 (Davis) Oct. 4, 1952 W, 26-13 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1942 W, 14-0 (Reno) Nov. 15, 1941 T, 14-14 (Davis) Oct. 28, 1939 W, 3-0 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1937 L, 0-12 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1936 W, 24-6 (Davis) Nov. 2, 1935 W, 12-6 (Reno) Oct. 6, 1934 T, 0-0 (Reno) Nov. 18, 1933 W, 20-7 (Davis) Oct. 22, 1932 W, 16-0 (Reno) Oct. 9, 1931 L, 0-12 (Davis) Oct. 25, 1930 W, 31-0 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1929 L, 0-19 (Reno) Nov. 3, 1928 L, 0-6 (Davis) Nov. 6, 1926 W, 45-7 (Reno) Nov. 14, 1925 W, 19-0 (Davis) Sept. 29, 1923 W, 41-0 (Reno) Oct. 28, 1922 W, 6-2 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1921 W, 21-13 (Reno) Sept. 25, 1920 W, 7-3 (Reno) Nov. 27, 1919 W, 56-0 (Reno) Nov. 8, 1919 W, 12-0 (Davis) Nov. 18, 1916 L, 7-27 (Davis) Nov. 4, 1916 L, 7-26 (Reno) Oct. 23, 1915 L, 10-14 (Reno)

TEAM INFO

Southern Methodist

Texas A&M

UCLA

PLAYERS

Nevada leads 2-1. Home: 2-1; Road: 0-0 Oct. 6, 1979 W, 35-10 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1976 W, 44-13 (Reno) Oct. 4, 1975 L, 10-17 (Reno)

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Dec. 6, 1986 # W, 33-6 (Reno)

UC Riverside

Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-0 Oct. 9, 1971 W, 23-16 (Riverside) Sept. 26, 1970 W, 45-26 (Reno)

UC Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara leads 6-4. Home: 3-2; Road: 1-4 Sept. 27, 1969 L, 6-21 (Santa Barbara) Sept. 28, 1968 W, 17-13 (Reno) Sept. 30, 1967 L, 7-34 (Santa Barbara) Oct. 1, 1966 W, 33-17 (Reno) Oct. 2, 1965 L, 18-21 (Reno) Oct. 3, 1964 L, 0-14 (Santa Barbara) Nov. 9, 1946 W, 48-13 (Santa Barbara) Oct. 25, 1941 W, 7-0 (Reno) Nov. 13, 1937 L, 7-20 (Santa Barbara) Oct. 31, 1936 L, 0-13 (Reno)

COACHES & STAFF

Simon Fraser

Tennessee State

UNLV

Nevada leads 24-17. Home: 13-8; Road: 9-9 Oct. 3, 2015 L, 23-17 (Reno) Nov. 29, 2014 W, 49-27 (Las Vegas) Oct. 26, 2013 L, 27-22 (Reno) Oct. 13, 2012 W, 42-37 (Las Vegas) Oct. 8, 2011 W, 37-0 (Reno) Oct. 2, 2010 W, 44-26 (Las Vegas) Oct. 3, 2009 W, 63-28 (Reno) Sept. 27, 2008 W, 49-27 (Las Vegas) Sept. 29, 2007 W, 27-20 (Reno) Sept. 30, 2006 W, 31-3 (Las Vegas) Sept. 17, 2005 W, 22-14 (Reno) Oct. 2, 2004 L, 13-48 (Las Vegas) Oct. 4, 2003 L, 12-16 (Reno) Oct. 5, 2002 L, 17-21 (Las Vegas) Oct. 6, 2001 L, 12-27 (Reno) Oct. 7, 2000 L, 7-38 (Las Vegas) Oct. 2, 1999 W, 26-12 (Reno) Oct. 3, 1998 W, 31-20 (Las Vegas) Sept. 6, 1997 W, 31-14 (Reno) Oct. 5, 1996 W, 54-17 (Las Vegas) Oct. 28, 1995 W, 55-32 (Reno) Nov. 19, 1994 L, 27-32 (Las Vegas) Oct. 2, 1993 W, 49-14 (Reno) Oct. 17, 1992 W, 14-10 (Las Vegas) Sept. 7, 1991 W, 50-8 (Reno) Oct. 20, 1990 W, 26-14 (Las Vegas) Nov. 11, 1989 W, 45-7 (Reno) Oct. 3, 1987 L, 19-24 (Las Vegas) Nov. 16, 1985 W, 48-7 (Reno) Sept. 3, 1983 L, 18-28 (Las Vegas)

STATISTICS

(Reno) (Santa Clara) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) (Santa Clara) (Reno) (Reno) (Santa Clara)

RECORD BOOK

T, 7-7 L, 0-25 L, 7-20 T, 7-7 T, 7-7 T, 7-7 L, 21-27 W, 41-7 W, 11-6 L, 6-12

HISTORY

Oct. 29, 1927 Oct. 30, 1926 Oct. 31, 1925 Nov. 8, 1924 Oct. 27, 1923 Nov. 25, 1922 Nov. 25, 1920 Nov. 20, 1919 Oct. 28, 1899 Oct. 25, 1898

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All-Time Series Records

INTRO

Sept. 15, 1979 Sept. 16, 1978 Nov. 19, 1977 Nov. 20, 1976 Nov. 22, 1975 Nov. 16, 1974 Nov. 17, 1973 Nov. 18, 1972 Nov. 20, 1971 Nov. 21, 1970 Nov. 22, 1969

L, 21-26 W, 23-14 L, 12-27 L, 33-49 L, 7-45 L, 7-28 W, 19-3 W,41-13 L, 13-27 L, 30-42 W, 30-28

(Reno) (Las Vegas) (Reno) (Las Vegas) (Reno) (Las Vegas) (Reno) (Las Vegas) (Reno) (Las Vegas) (Reno)

TEAM INFO

USC

USC leads 5-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-5 Nov. 9, 1929 L, 0-66 (Los Angeles) Oct. 25, 1924 L, 7-21 (Los Angeles) Oct. 13, 1923 L, 0-33 (Los Angeles) Oct. 21, 1922 L, 0-6 (Los Angeles) Nov. 13, 1920 L, 7-38 (Los Angeles)

Utah

PLAYERS

Nevada leads 5-4-1. Home: 1-3; Road: 4-1-1 Nov. 25, 1945 W, 33-14 (Salt Lake City) Oct. 28, 1944 L, 14-19 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1943 W, 27-19 (Salt Lake City) Oct. 8, 1932 T, 6-6 (Salt Lake City) Sept. 27, 1930 L, 7-20 (Reno) Oct. 5, 1929 L, 0-31 (Salt Lake City) Oct. 6, 1928 L, 7-32 (Reno) Nov. 5, 1921 W, 28-7 (Reno) Oct. 30, 1920 W, 14-7 (Salt Lake City) Nov. 28, 1901 W, 6-2 (Salt Lake City)

Utah State

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

Nevada leads 17-6. Home: 8-2; Road: 9-4 Nov. 21, 2015 L, 31-17 (Logan) Nov. 26, 2011 L, 21-17 (Logan) Oct. 30, 2010 W, 56-42 (Reno) Oct. 17, 2009 W, 35-32 (Logan) Oct. 18, 2008 W, 44-17 (Reno) Oct. 20, 2007 W, 31-28 (Logan) Nov. 11, 2006 W, 42-0 (Reno) Nov. 19, 2005 W, 30-24 (Logan) Nov. 20, 1999 L, 35-37 (Reno) Nov. 7, 1998 W, 26-21 (Logan) Nov. 15, 1997 L, 19-38 (Reno) Nov. 9, 1996 W, 54-27 (Logan) Nov. 4, 1995 W, 30-25 (Logan) Nov. 12, 1994 W, 56-28 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1993 W, 48-44 (Logan) Nov. 14, 1992 W, 48-47 (Reno) Sept. 16, 1950 L, 6-7 (Logan) Oct. 21, 1944 W, 13-7 (Logan) Oct. 22, 1921 W, 41-0 (Logan) Nov. 6, 1920 W, 21-0 (Reno) Oct. 28, 1916 W, 9-7 (Reno) Oct. 16, 1915 L, 0-26 (Logan) Nov. 9, 1904 W, 24-5 (Reno)

RECORD BOOK

UTEP

Nevada leads 2-1. Home: 1-1; Road: 1-0 Nov. 9, 2002 W, 23-17 (Reno) Nov. 24, 2001 W, 48-31 (El Paso) Nov. 4, 2000 L, 22-45 (Reno)

Villanova

Villanova leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-0; Neutral: 1-0 Jan. 1, 1949 $ L, 7-27 (San Diego)

HISTORY

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Washington

Series tied 1-1. Home: 0-0; Road: 1-1 Oct. 11, 2003 W, 28-17 (Seattle) Nov. 20, 1903 L, 0-2 (Seattle)

Washington State

Washington St. leads, 2-1. Home: 1-1; Road: 0-1 Sept. 5, 2014 W, 24-13 (Reno) Sept. 9, 2005 L, 21-55 (Reno) Aug. 31, 2002 L, 7-31 (Seattle)

Weber State

Nevada leads 9-6. Home: 6-3; Road: 3-3 Oct. 23, 1993 L, 30-47 (Reno) Oct. 31, 1992 L, 21-23 (Reno) Nov. 2, 1991 W, 55-49 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1990 W, 28-7 (Ogden) Oct. 21, 1989 W, 47-15 (Reno) Oct. 15, 1988 L, 31-37 (Ogden) Nov. 14, 1987 L, 15-38 (Reno) Oct. 4, 1986 W, 38-24 (Ogden) Oct. 19, 1985 W, 47-12 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1984 W, 35-21 (Ogden) Oct. 22, 1983 W, 41-3 (Reno) Nov. 6, 1982 L, 43-46 * (Ogden) Oct. 17, 1981 W, 28-14 (Reno) Sept. 27, 1980 L, 0-10 (Ogden) Oct. 20, 1979 W, 22-3 (Reno) * 3OT

Western Illinois

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Nov. 17, 1990 W, 50-16 (Reno)

Western Montana

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Nov. 5, 1977 W, 49-0 (Reno)

Western Oregon

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 24, 1932 W, 12-7 (Reno)

Western State (Colo.)

Western leads 2-0. Home: 0-2; Road: 0-0 Sept. 19, 1959 L, 13-14 (Reno) Oct. 26, 1957 L, 14-52 (Reno)

Western Washington

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Oct. 7, 1978 W, 66-0 (Reno)

Westminster (Utah)

Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Sept. 10, 1977 W, 54-8 (Reno) Whitman Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 0-0 Nov. 11, 1922 W, 35-7 (Reno)

Wichita State

Nevada leads 2-1. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-1 Nov. 23, 1950 L, 19-37 (Wichita) Oct. 15, 1949 W, 20-7 (Reno) Nov. 25, 1948 W, 42-13 (Wichita)

Willamette

Nevada leads 7-5. Home: 4-3; Road: 3-2 Sept. 18, 1976 W, 39-6 (Salem) Sept. 20, 1975 W, 36-14 (Reno) Oct. 3, 1970 W, 30-3 (Salem) Spet. 21, 1969 W, 27-7 (Reno) Sept. 21, 1968 L, 13-40 (Salem) Sept. 23, 1967 W, 32-15 (Reno) Sept. 24, 1966 W, 28-21 (Salem) Sept. 25, 1965 L, 6-9 (Reno) Sept. 26, 1964 L, 6-27 (Reno) Sept. 28, 1963 W, 29-6 (Reno) Nov. 25, 1937 L, 7-41 (Reno) Oct. 9, 1936 L, 9-21 (Salem)

Wisconsin

Wisconsin leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 0-1 Sept. 4, 1993 L, 17-35 (Madison)

Wyoming

Tied, 3-3. Home: 2-1; Road: 1-2 Oct. 17, 2015 L, 28-21 (Laramie) Oct. 6, 2012 W, 35-28 (OT) (Reno) Sept. 23, 2000 W, 35-28 (Laramie) Oct. 11, 1997 L, 30-34 (Reno) Sept. 5, 1992 L, 6-25 (Laramie) Oct. 2, 1937 W, 9-7 (Reno)

Youngstown State

Youngstown leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: 0-0 Dec. 7, 1991 # L, 28-30 (Reno)

@ MPC Computers Bowl/ Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl * OT (overtime) $ Harbor Bowl ^Hawaii Bowl & Salad Bowl % Las Vegas Bowl # I-AA Playoffs ! Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl ~ R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

2015.......Arizona Bowl......................... Colorado State.......................W, 28-23

Conference Championships (14) ABOVE: Nevada grabs the Arizona Bowl trophy after its last-minute touchdown drive led to a 28-23 victory againast Colorado State in 2015.

ABOVE: 1990 Big Sky Champions; BELOW: 2005 Western Athletic Conference Champions; RIGHT: 2010 Western Athletic Conference Champions.

Year.................................................................................. Conference 1932........................................................................................................Far Western 1933........................................................................................................Far Western 1939...............................................................................................................Far West 1983.................................................................................................................Big Sky 1986.................................................................................................................Big Sky 1990.................................................................................................................Big Sky 1991.................................................................................................................Big Sky 1992.............................................................................................................. Big West 1994.............................................................................................................. Big West 1995.............................................................................................................. Big West 1996.............................................................................................................. Big West 1997.............................................................................................................. Big West 2005.............................................................................................. Western Athletic 2010.............................................................................................. Western Athletic

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

ABOVE: Nevada celebrates its 18-15 victory over Ball State in the 1996 Las Vegas Bowl - its first-ever Division I bowl victory.

Year..... Bowl Game..................... Opponent........................... Result 1948.......Salad Bowl.............................. North Texas............................... W, 13-6 1949.......Harbor Bowl.......................... Villanova.......................................L, 27-7 1992.......Las Vegas Bowl..................... Bowling Green........................ L, 35-34 1995.......Las Vegas Bowl..................... Toledo...............................L, 40-37 (OT) 1996.......Las Vegas Bowl..................... Ball State..................................W, 18-15 2005.......Hawai’i Bowl.......................... UCF................................... W, 49-48 (OT) 2006.......MPC Computers Bowl........ Miami......................................... L, 21-20 2007.......New Mexico Bowl................ New Mexico................................L, 23-0 2008.......Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl.. Maryland................................... L, 42-35 2009.......Hawai’i Bowl.......................... SMU............................................ L, 35-10 2010.......Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl... Boston College.......................W, 20-13 2011.......Hawai’i Bowl.......................... Southern Miss......................... L, 24-17 2012.......New Mexico Bowl................ Arizona...................................... L, 49-48 2014.......New Orleans Bowl............... Louisiana Lafayette..................L, 16-3

STATISTICS

All-Time Bowl Record (5-10)

RECORD BOOK

First Year of Football.......................................................................................1896 All-Time Record...................................................................................535-467-33 All-Time FBS Record (1992)................................................................... 159-133 All-Time Mountain West Record............................................................... 15-17 All-Time Bowl Record......................................................................................5-10

HISTORY

Nevada FootBall History All-Time Capsule

INTRO

All-Time Series Records

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Year-by-Year Results

INTRO

1896 (Frank Taylor)

1905 (No Coach)

W-0 L-2

W-0 L-3 T-1 (0-1-1 Home, 0-2 Road)

NA Belmont NA California (JV) (All-Time Record 0-2)

L L

1897 (William H. Harrelson) NA California (JV) L (All-Time Record 0-3)

0-70 0- 40

NA NA

TEAM INFO

O 15 Stewart Indian School W O 25 at Santa Clara L O 27 at Pacific W O 29 Belmont Academy W N 26 Stanford (JV) W (All-Time Record 4-4-0)

PLAYERS

O 14 Pacific W O 28 Santa Clara W N 11 at Stanford L N 15 at California L N 30 San Jose State W (All-Time Record 7-6-0)

34-6 6-12 35-0 24-0 22-0

COACHES & STAFF

O 13 Stewart Indian School W O 18* Reliance Athletic Club W O 27 at Reliance Athletic Club (game played at San Francisco) N 5 San Jose State T N 15 at California L N 17 at Stanford W N 29 Reno Wheelmen W (All-Time Record 11-8-1)

63-5 11-6 5-17 0-24 6-0

39-0 16-0 L 0-2 0-0 0-32 6- 0 17-0

STATISTICS

O 13 Chico State W O 19 Reliance Athletic Club W O 30 at California L N 2 at Stanford L N 26 Olympic Club (S.F.) L N 28 at Utah W (All-Time Record 14-11-1)

47-0 11-0 0-12 0-12 0-5 6-2

1902 (A.C. Steckle) W-1 L-2 (1-0 Home, 0-2 Road)

O 19 Reliance Athletic Club W O 25 at Stanford L N 1 at California L (All-Time Record 15-13-1)

16-0 5-11 0-29

RECORD BOOK

O 6 Nevada Alumni T O 10 Fort Baker W O 14 Reliance Athletic Club L O 24 at Stanford T N 7 at California W N 20 at Washington L N 23 Puget Sound L N 26 at Oregon State L (All-Time Record 17-17-3)

0-0 45-0 5-11 0-0 6- 2 0-2 0-10 0-15

1904 (Bruce Shorts)

HISTORY

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W-3 L-3 (3-0 Home, 0-3 Road)

O 8 Fort Baker W O 15 Olympic Club (S.F.) W O 22 at Stanford L N 5 at California L N 9 Utah State W N 26 Sherman Indians L (All-Time Record 20-20-3)

S 20 Stewart Indian School W S 27 Sacramento Athletic Club O 14 Olympic Club (S.F.) L O 21 at California Freshmen L O 28 Utah State W N 4 UC Davis L N 11 California Freshmen L N 18 at UC Davis L (All-Time Record 23-33-4)

36-7 W 77-3 0-20 0-34 9-7 7-26 6-36 7-27

1917 (Jack Glascock) W-1 L-3 (1-2 Home, 0-1 Road)

S 22 Stewart Indian School W S 27 St. Mary’s L O 20 at California Freshmen L O 27 California Freshmen L (All-Time Record 24-36-4)

W-8 L-1 T-1 (6-0-1 Home, 2-1 Road)

S 27 at California Freshman L O 4 Nevada Alumni W O 10 at Stewart Indian School O 15 Pacific W O 18 Mare Island Naval Base W N 1 California Freshman W N 8 at UC Davis W N 15 St. Mary’s T N 20 Santa Clara W N 27 UC Davis W (All-Time Record 32-36-5)

50- 0 0-41 0-60 0-54

7-13 32-0 W 54-0 132-0 102-0 13-12 12-0 0-0 41-7 56-0

1920 (R.E. Courtright) W-7 L-3 T-1 (5-0 Home, 2-3-1 Road)

1903 (A.C. Steckle) W-2 L-4 T-2 (1-2-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road)

W-3 L-5 (3-3 Home, 0-2 Road)

1918 – NO FOOTBALL TEAM, WW I 1919 (R.E. Courtright)

1901 (A.C. Steckle) W-3 L-3 (2-1 Home, 1-2 Road)

O 2 Sacramento Athletic Club# L 0-3 O 7 Olympic Club (S.F.) L 6-7 O 16 at Utah State L 0-26 O 23 UC Davis L 10-14 (game played at Carson City, NV) N 20 at California L 6-81 (All-Time Record 20-28-4) 1916 (Jack Glascock)

1900 (James Hopper) W-4 L-2 T-1 (3-0 1 Home, 1-2 Road)

1906-1914 – NO FOOTBALL, ONLY RUGBY W-0 L-5 (0-3 Home, 0-2 Road)

1899 (A. King Dickson) W-3 L-2 (3-0 Home, 0-2 Road)

0-0 0-5 0-21 0-16

1915 (Jack Glascock)

1898 (F.F. Ellis) W-4 L-1 (3-0 Home, 1-1 Road)

S 23 Nevada Alumni T O 14 Reliance Athletic Club L O 26 at Stanford L N 4 at California L (All-Time Record 20-23-4)

1922 (R.E. Courtright)

S 11 Nevada Alumni W S 25 UC Davis W O 2 American Legion (S.F.) W O 9 Mare Island Naval Base W O 16 at California L O 30 at Utah W N 6 Utah State W N 13 at Southern California L N 25 at Santa Clara L D 25 at Hawaii W J 1 at Outrigger AC (Honolulu) (All-Time Record 39-40-6)

20-6 7-3 47- 7 28-0 7-79 14-7 21-0 7-38 21-27 14-0 T 0-0

1921 (R.E. Courtright) 18-0 8-5 0-17 0-16 24-5 NA

W-4 L-3 T-1 (3-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road)

S 11 Agnetian Club (S.F.) W O 2 Pacific Fleet L O 8 at California L O 15 at St. Mary’s L O 22 at Utah State W O 29 UC Davis W N 5 Utah W N 12 at Stanford T (All-Time Record 43-43-7)

54-0 13-14 6-51 6-14 41-0 21-13 28-7 14-14

W-5 L-3 T-1 (4-0-1 Home, 1-3 Road)

S 30 Agnetian Club (S.F.) W O 7 at St. Mary’s W O 14 Occidental W O 21 at Southern California L O 28 UC Davis W N 4 at Stanford L N 11 Whitman College (WA) W N 18 at California L N 25 Santa Clara T (All-Time Record 48-46-8)

42-7 21-13 35-0 0-6 6-2 7-17 35-7 13-61 7-7

1923 (R.E. Courtright) W-2 L-3 T-2 (2-1-1 Home, 0-2-1 Road)

S 22 Olympic Club (S.F.) L S 29 UC Davis W O 6 at Stanford L O 13 at Southern California L O 27 Santa Clara T N 3 at California T N 10 Fresno State W (All-Time Record 50-49-10)

3-27 41-0 0-27 0-33 7-7 0-0 46-3

1924 (Charlie Erb) W-3 L-4 T-1 (3-1-1 Home, 0-3 Road)

O 11 Fresno State W O 18 Pacific W O 25 at Southern California L N 1 Arizona W N 8 Santa Clara T N 15 at California L N 22 St. Mary’s L N 27 vs. Idaho (Boise) L (All-Time Record 53-53-11)

16-0 48-6 7-21 23-14 7-7 0-27 0-27 0-23

1925 (L.T. “Buck” Shaw) W-4 L-3 T-1 (3-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road)

Far Western Conference: 3-1 S 24 San Francisco W O 3 at California L O 17 Pacific^ W O 24 at St. Mary’s^ (S.F.) L O 31 Santa Clara L N 7 Fresno State^ W N 14 at UC Davis^ W N 26 at Arizona T (All-Time Record 57-56-12)

7-0 0-54 14-0 0-35 7-20 60-6 19-0 0-0

1926 (L.T. “Buck” Shaw) W-4 L-4 (3-1 Home, 1-3 Road)

Far Western Conference: 3-1 S 25 San Francisco W O 2 Pacific^ W O 9 at Fresno State^ W O 16 at Stanford L O 23 St. Mary’s^ L O 30 at Santa Clara L N 6 UC Davis^ W N 13 at California L (All-Time Record 61-60-12)

27-14 6-0 26-7 9-33 0-13 0-25 45-7 7-20

1927 (L.T. “Buck” Shaw) W-2 L-6 T-1 (2-1-1 Home, 0-5 Road)

Far Western Conference: 1-3 S 26 San Francisco^ L O 1 at California L O 8 at Stanford L O 15 at Fresno State^ L O 22 at St. Mary’s^ L O 29 Santa Clara T N 5 Pacific^ W N 11 Young Men’s Inst. (S.F.) W N 19 at Gonzaga L (All-Time Record 63-66-13)

0-19 0-54 2-20 7-10 0-38 7-7 19-13 13-7 6-41

Far Western Conference: 2-1 S 28 Brigham Young L O 5 at Utah L O 19 Fresno State^ W O 26 UC Davis^ L N 1 at Pacific^ W N 9 at Southern California L N 16 San Francisco T N 22 St. Mary’s L (All-Time Record 65-78-15)

7-10 0-31 48-0 0-19 8-0 0-66 0-0 0-54

1930 (George Philbrook) 7-20 6-6 0-0 20-13 31-0 13-20 0-8 0-6

1931 (George Philbrook)

21-12 9-21 24-6 7-6 0-13 0-25 24-7 6-13

0-0 14-18 0-12 0-0 31-13 18-0 6-25 0-26 7-40

Far West Conference: 1-3 O 2 Wyoming W O 9 at St. Mary’s L O 16 UC Davis^ L O 23 Pacific^ L O 30 at Chico State^ W N 6 Fresno State^ L N 13 at UC Santa Barbara L N 25 Willamette L (All-Time Record 85-117-22) 1938 (Doug Dashiell)

W-3 L-3 T-2 (2-1-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road)

W-2 L-3 T-1 (2-2-1 Home, 0-1 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-0-1 (Co-Champions) S 24 Western Oregon State W 12-7 O 1 at St. Mary’s L 0-35 O 8 at Utah (in Ogden) T 6-6 O 22 UC Davis^ W 16-0 O 29 at California L 0-38 N 5 San Jose State^ T 0-0 N 11 Olympic Club (SF) L 0-13 N 24 at Fresno State^ W 7-0 (All-Time Record 72-90-21) 1933 (C.L. ”Brick” Mitchell) Far Western Conference: 3-0 (Champions) S 22 San Francisco W 12-7 S 30 at California L 0-34 O 7 Olympic Club (SF) L 0-14 O 13 at Loyola Marymount L 0-21 O 21 Pacific^ W 7-0 O 27 St. Mary’s L 0-61 N 11 Chico State^ W 21-0 N 18 at UC Davis^ W 20-7 (All-Time Record 76-94-21)

Far West Conference: 1-2 S 24 Southern Idaho W O 1 Northern Arizona T O 8 Chico State^ W O 14 at Northern Colorado L O 22 Fresno State^ L O 28 Pacific^ L (All-Time Record 87-120-23)

S 26 Cal Poly SLO* W O 4 San Francisco L O 11 St. Mary’s L O 17 Stockton Motor Base W O 24 Santa Ana Air Base W O 31 New Mexico T N 7 at Fresno State L N 11 UC Davis W (All-Time Record 103-136-26) *Nevada’s 100th Victory W-4 L-1 T-1 (3-0-1 Home, 1-1 Road)

9-7 0-42 0-12 3-7 27-0 8-46 7-20 7-41

S 19 Tonopah Air Base W S 25 Reno (Stead) Air Base W O 3 at San Francisco L O 10 Tonopah Air Base# W O 16 at Utah# W O 24 Salt Lake City Air Base# T (All-Time Record 107-137-27) #Combined Nevada/Reno Air Base team

18-0 7-27 6-20 33-0 3-0 0-0 0-33 14-0

34-0 28-0 0-6 25-0 27-19 0-0

1944 (Jim Aiken) W-4 L-4 (1-3 Home, 3-1 Road)

18-0 12-12 22-0 13-27 0-27 0-51

S 24 at Tonopah Air Base W 20-0 O 1 Alameda Coast Guard L 0-35 O 7 Northern Arizona W 25-6 (game played at Las Vegas) O 14 at Tonopah Air Base L 6-7 O 21 at Utah State W 13-7 O 28 Utah L 14-19 N 5 Alaska Clippers W 12-0 (game played at Edmonton, Canada) N 11 Fleet City L 2-19 (All-Time Record 111-141-27)

1939 (Jim Aiken)

1945 (Jim Aiken)

W-5 L-4 (3-1 Home, 2-3 Road)

W-7 L-3 (6-1 Home, 1-2 Road)

Far West Conference: 3-0 (Champions) S 22 San Francisco State W S 30 at Northern Arizona L O 7 at San Jose State L O 14 at Fresno State L O 21 Brigham Young (HC) L O 28 UC Davis^ W N 4 at Chico State^ W N 11 at Pacific^ W N 30 Northern Colorado W (All-Time Record 92-124-23)

32-0 3-7 7-26 3-6 7-0 7-26 21-19 14-14 7-19

1943 (Jim Aiken/Lt. Dayton Doeler)

W-2 L-6 (1-4 Home, 1-2 Road)

1932 (C.L. “Brick” Mitchell)

W-4 L-4 (3-2 Home, 1-2 Road)

W-4 L-3 T-1 (4-2-1 Home, 0-1 Road)

W-4 L-4 (3-1 Home, 1-3 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-2 O 2 Idaho State W O 9 at Willamette L O 16 at UC Davis^ W O 24 Idaho W O 31 UC Santa Barbara L N 6 at Pacific^ L N 14 Chico State^ W N 26 at Fresno State^ L (All-Time Record 83-111-22)

S 27 Cal Poly SLO W O 4 San Francisco L O 11 at Arizona L O 18 Fresno State (HC) L O 25 UC Santa Barbara W N 1 at New Mexico L N 8 San Jose State W N 15 at UC Davis T N 30 Loyola Marymount L (All-Time Record 99-133-25) 1942 (Jim Aiken)

1937 (Doug Dashiell)

W-2 L-5 T-2 (1-1-1 Home, 1-4-1 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-1-1 S 26 Presidio (SF) Army Base T O 3 Brigham Young L O 9 at UC Davis L O 16 at Pacific^ T O 24 Fresno State^ W O 31 at San Jose State^ W N 7 at California L N 14 at Stanford L N 21 at San Francisco^ L (All-Time Record 69-87-19)

0-20 7-27 6-7 12-6 6-27 6-20 6-26 14-6

1936 (Doug Dashiell)

W-2 L-4 T-2 (2-2-1 Home, 0-2-1 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-2 S 27 Utah L O 4 at Brigham Young T O 11 Santa Clara T O 18 Pacific^ W O 25 UC Davis^ W N 1 San Francisco^ L N 15 at California L N 27 at Fresno State^ L (All-Time Record 67-82-17)

W-3 L-5 T-1 (3-3 Home, 0-2-1 Road)

W-2 L-6 (1-3 Home, 1-3 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-3 S 28 at St. Mary’s L O12 San Francisco L O 26 Pacific^ L N 2 UC Davis^ W N 11 Fresno State^ L N 16 at San Jose State^ L N 22 at Idaho L N 28 at Chico State^ W (All-Time Record 79-107-22)

47-0 6-6 62-0 78-0 47-6 6-7 0-6 6-24 7-30

1941 (Jim Aiken)

1935 (C.L. “Brick” Mitchell)

W-2 L-5 T-1 (1-3-1 Home, 1-2 Road)

S 21 San Francisco State W S 28 at Brigham Young T O 12 Idaho State W O 19 Arkansas State W O 26 Eastern New Mexico W N 2 at Fresno State L N 16 at Idaho L N 21 Pacific L N 30 at San Jose State L (All-Time Record 96-128-24)

13-6 7-9 0-28 0-45 0-7 3-0 3-0 8-0 15-6

S 22 Pocatello Marine Base W S 28 St. Mary’s L O 7 Santa Barbara Marines W O 14 at Tulsa L O 20 at California L O 27 Fresno State W N 3 San Diego State W N 11 Great Bend Air Base W N 18 Las Vegas Air Base W N 25 at Utah W (All-Time Record 118-144-27)

65-0 0-39 19-12 0-40 6-19 7-4 44-6 26-13 40-0 33-14

TEAM INFO

1929 (George Philbrook)

0-40 0-33 0-0 9-7 0-7 0-10 0-14 6-9 0-33

PLAYERS

0-12 7-32 6-19 6-7 0-22 0-6 12-12 0-60

Far Western Conference: 0-4-1 S 22 at Santa Clara L S 29 at California L O 6 UC Davis^ T O 12 at St. Mary’s W O 20 California Ramblers L O 27 San Jose State^ L N 9 at Pacific^ L N 17 Chico State^ L N 29 at Fresno State^ L (All-Time Record 77-101-22)

COACHES & STAFF

W-4 L-4 T-1 (4-1 Home, 0-3-1 Road)

Far Western Conference: 0-3-1 S 29 at San Francisco^ L O 6 Utah L O13 at Santa Clara L O 20 Pacific^ L O 27 St. Mary’s L N 3 at UC Davis^ L N 10 Fresno State^ T N 17 at California L (All-Time Record 63-73-14)

STATISTICS

1940 (Jim Aiken)

W-1 L-7 T-1 (0-3-1 Home, 1-4 Road)

RECORD BOOK

1934 (C.L. “Brick” Mitchell)

W-0 L-7 T-1 (0-3-1 Home, 0-4 Road)

HISTORY

1928 (L.T. “Buck” Shaw)

INTRO

Year-by-Year Results

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Year-by-Year Results

INTRO

1946 (Jim Aiken)

1952 (Glenn “Jake” Lawlor)

W-7 L-2 (5-0 Home, 2-2 Road)

W-2 L-3 (1-2 Home, 1-1 Road)

TEAM INFO

S 29 at San Francisco L O 5 Santa Clara W O 12 Arizona State W O 19 at San Diego State W O 27 at St. Mary’s L N 2 Montana State (HC) W N 9 UC Santa Barbara W N 22 Loyola Marymount W (game played at Las Vegas) D 7 at Hawai`i W (All-Time Record 125-146-27)

14-26 33-7 74-2 26-0 12-13 38-14 48-13 53-0 26-7

1947 (Joe Sheeketski) W-9 L-2 (5-0 Home, 4-2 Road)

PLAYERS

S 20 Northern Arizona W S 28 at San Francisco L O 4 at Oregon W O 11 Portland W O 19 at St. Mary’s W O 25 Tulsa (HC) W N 2 at St. Louis W N 8 at Detroit L N 15 Montana State W N 29 Arizona State (in Las Vegas) Salad Bowl, Phoenix, AZ J 1 North Texas W (All-Time Record 134-148-27)

50-0 13-37 13-6 51-6 39-14 21-13 27-21 6-38 50-0 W 33-13 13-6

1948 (Joe Sheeketski) W-9 L-2 (2-0 Home, 7-2 Road)

COACHES & STAFF

S 24 O 3 O 9 O 17 O 23 O 30 N 7 N 11 N 25

at San Jose State W at San Francisco W North Texas W at St. Mary’s W at Tulsa W Oklahoma City (HC) W vs. Santa Clara L (game played at Sacramento) at Fresno State W at Wichita State W

D 17 at Hawai`i W Harbor Bowl, San Diego, CA J 1 Villanova L (All-Time Record 143-150-27)

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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S 17 at Cincinnati W S 25 at Portland W O 2 at St. Mary’s L O 8 at Pacific L O 15 Wichita State (HC) W O 22 at Fresno State W O 30 at San Francisco L N 6 at Dayton L N 11 at Loyola Marymount L N 24 North Texas W (All-Time Record 148-155-27)

39-0 26-7 48-7 48-20 65-14 79-13 0-14 53-7 42-13 73-12 7-27

41-21 53-27 14-20 6-47 20-7 34-13 13-41 14-16 12-13 28-7

1950 (Joe Sheeketski) W-1 L-9 (1-3 Home, 0-6 Road)

S 16 at Utah State L S 23 at Texas A&M L O 8 at San Francisco L O 14 Pacific L O 22 Santa Clara L O 28 Loyola Marymount L N 5 at St. Mary’s L N 11 Montana (HC) W N 18 at North Texas L N 23 at Wichita State L (All-Time Record 149-164-27) 1951 – NO TEAM

26-13 34-2 13-33 32-59 6-19

1953 (Glenn “Jake “ Lawlor) W-2 L-3 (1-2 Home, 1-1 Road)

O 10 Chico State W O 17 at Fresno State L O 23 at UC Davis W N 7 San Francisco St. (HC) L N 14 Idaho State L (All-Time Record 153-170-27)

27-7 7-47 13-0 27-28 13-34

1954 (Glenn “Jake” Lawlor) W-2 L-5 (2-3 Home, 0-2 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-3, 4th S 25 San Francisco State L O 2 Sacramento State^ W O 16 Fresno State L O 23 at Chico State^ L O 29 UC Davis^ (HC) W N 6 at San Francisco State^ L N 13 Humboldt State^ L (All-Time Record 155-175-27)

19-39 28-14 7-21 0-32 13-0 0-54 14-21

1955 (Gordon McEachron)

1949 (Joe Sheeketski) W-5 L-5 (2-0 Home, 3-5 Road)

O 4 UC Davis W O 11 at Chico State W O 25 at Idaho State L N 8 Fresno State (HC) L N 10 Cal Poly-Pomona L (All-Time Record 151-167-27)

1959 (Dick Trachok)

6-7 18-48 6-66 7-43 0-55 7-34 14-25 19-14 21-34 19-37

W-2 L-5 (1-2 Home, 1-3 Road)

Far Western Conference: 1-4, 5th S 30 UC Davis^ L O 8 at Fresno State L O 15 Chico State^ L O 21 at Sacramento State^ W O 29 at San Francisco State^ L N 5 CS Los Angeles (HC) W N 11 at Humboldt State^ L (All-Time Record 157-180-27)

7-26 9-42 0-47 28-7 7-18 13-12 6-47

W-0 L-7 T-1 (0-5 Home, 0-2-1 Road)

6-20 20-32 19-27 6-6 14-26 19-40 20-21 18-26

W-1 L-8 (0-4 Home, 1-4 Road)

12-24 6-40 19-20 21-13 8-21 14-52 7-26 0-7 20-26

1960 (Dick Trachok) W-3 L-6 (3-2 Home, 0-4 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-3, 3rd S 4 Pepperdine W O 1 at Chico State^ L O 8 Cal Poly-Pomona L O 15 UC Davis^ W O 22 at San Francisco State^ L O 29 at Portland State L N 5 Sacramento State^ (HC) N 12 Humboldt State^ L N 19 at Northern Colorado L (All-Time Record 168-207-28)

25-8 9-12 6-20 40-22 7-18 7-14 W 15-0 6-22 6-37

1961 (Dick Trachok) W-5 L-4 (4-1 Home, 1-3 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-3, 4th S 23 at Redlands L S 30 Portland State W O 7 Chico State^ W O 14 UC Davis^ L O 21 at San Francisco State^ L O 28 Cal Poly-Pomona (HC) W N 4 at Sacramento State^ W N 11 at Humboldt State^ L N 18 Northern Colorado W (All-Time Record 173-211-28)

0-25 41-20 27-6 12-36 0-48 28-20 14-8 14-16 17-0

1962 (Dick Trachok) Far West. Conference: 2-2-1, 3rd S 22 Redlands W S 29 at Chico State^ L O 6 Whittier W O 13 at UC Davis^ L O 20 San Francisco State^ T O 27 Humboldt State^ (HC) W N 3 Sacramento State^ W N 17 Idaho State W (All-Time Record 178-213-29)

33-0 7-21 21-6 6-8 14-14 15-0 23-12 14-7

1963 (Dick Trachok) Far Western Conf: 2-3, 4th S 21 at Idaho State L S 28 Willamette W O 5 Montana State L O 12 at Whittier L O 19 Chico State^ (HC) W O 26 at Humboldt State^ L N 2 at Sacramento State^ W N 9 UC Davis^ L N 16 San Francisco State^ L (All-Time Record 181-219-29)

19-36 29-6 13-41 13-34 31-16 0-3 15-11 8-14 6-21

1964 (Dick Trachok) W-1 L-9 (1-5 Home, 0-4 Road)

1958 (Gordon McEachron) W-3 L-3 (2-1 Home, 1-2 Road)

Far Western Conference: 2-3, 4th S 20 at Pepperdine W O 4 at Chico State^ L O 10 at UC Davis^ L O 18 San Francisco State^ L O 25 Sacramento State^ (HC) N 8 Humboldt State^ W (All-Time Record 161-198-28)

13-14 27-12 27-8 28-6 L 14-30 14-0 7-21

W-3 L-6 (2-3 Home, 1-3 Road)

1957 (Gordon McEachron) Far Western Conference: 1-4, 5th S 20 Pepperdine L S 28 Idaho State L O 5 Chico State^ L O 12 at UC Davis^ W O 18 at San Francisco State^ L O 26 Western State (CO) (HC) L N 2 at Humboldt State^ L N 9 at Sacramento State^ L N 16 at Northern Arizona L (All-Time Record 158-195-28)

Far Western Conference: 3-2, 3rd S 19 Western State (CO) L S 26 at Pepperdine W O 3 Chico State^ W O 10 UC Davis^ W O 17 San Francisco State^ (HC) O 24 at Sacramento State^ W N 7 at Humboldt State^ L (All-Time Record 165-201-28)

W-5 L-2 T-1 (5-0-1 Home, 0-2 Road)

1956 (Gordon McEachron) Far West. Conference: 0-5, 6th S 22 at Idaho State L S 29 San Francisco State^ L O 6 UC Davis^ L O 13 at Chico State^ T O 20 at CS Los Angeles L O 27 Pepperdine (HC) L N 3 Sacramento State^ L N 10 Humboldt State^ L (All-Time Record 157-187-28)

W-4 L-3 (2-2 Home, 2-1 Road)

12-7 18-22 2-14 6-18 W 40-24 22-12

Far Western Conf: 1-4, 5th S 19 Long Beach State L S 26 Willamette L O 3 at UC Santa Barbara L O 10 at Montana State L O 17 at Santa Clara L O 24 Humboldt State^ (HC) L O 31 Sacramento State^ L N 6 at UC Davis^ L N 14 San Francisco State^ L N 21 Chico State^ W (All-Time Record 182-228-29)

6-53 6-27 0-14 14-21 20-43 8-17 0-28 6-21 6-21 38-8

Year-by-Year Results

W-5 L-5 (1-3 Home, 4-2 Road)

W-6 L-3 (2-3 Home, 4-0 Road)

28-21 33-17 26-10 0-27 40-16 41-31 24-0 8-13 17-18

W-6 L-5 (5-1 Home, 1-4 Road)

W-4 L-4 T-1 (3-1 Home, 1-3-1 Road)

O 28 Cal State-Hayward W N 4 at Sacramento State^ L N 11 at Humboldt State^ T N 18 UC Davis^ L (All-Time Record 198-239-30)

32-15 7-34 6-34 21-14 27-6 23-7 7-14 7-7 20-28

W-7 L-4 (4-1 Home, 3-3 Road)

W-3 L-6 T-1 (3-2 Home, 0-4-1 Road)

13-40 17-13 48-13 15-20 7-7 L 14-17 17-20 24-25 21-7 0-21

S 21 Willamette W S 27 at UC Santa Barbara L O 4 Chico State L O 11 Cal State-Hayward W O 18 at Sacramento State L O 25 at Humboldt State L N 1 UC Davis W N 8 at San Francisco State L N 15 at San Francisco W N 22 UNLV (7,000) (HC) W (All-Time Record 206-250-31)

S 8 at San Francisco State L S 15 Sacramento State W S 22 at Chico State W S 29 Idaho State W O 6 at Portland State W O 13 at Santa Clara L O 20 at Cal State-Northridge W O 27 Cal State-Fullerton (HC) L N 3 Boise State W N 10 at UC Davis L N 17 UNLV W (All-Time Record 230-267-32) W-5 L-6 (4-1 Home, 1-5 Road)

27-7 6-21 15-27 31-21 7-41 0-34 30-12 26-27 50-7 30-28

S 7 San Francisco State W S 14 at Sacramento State W S 21 at Idaho State L S 28 Portland State (4,000) W O 5 at Boise State L O 12 CS-Northridge (HC) W O 19 at Colorado State L O 26 Chico State W N 2 at Cal Poly-SLO L N 9 Santa Clara L N 16 at UNLV L (All-Time Record 235-273-32)

1976 (Chris Ault) W-8 L-3 (7-0 Home, 1-3 Road)

S 11 Cal State-Hayward (5,400) S 18 at Willamette W S 25 at Idaho State L O 2 Montana Tech (5,000) W O 9 Santa Clara (8,000) (HC) W O 16 Simon Fraser (5,000) W O 23 at Boise State L O 30 Chico State (5,600) W N 6 Sacramento State (5,800) N 13 Portland State (7,000) W N 20 at UNLV L (All-Time Record 246-284-32) 1977 (Chris Ault)

28-31 17-10 33-3 38-14 59-0 14-27 48-0 10-17 23-21 6-17 19-3

1978 (Chris Ault)

28-7 31-7 7-13 19-14 16-36 19-14 17-66 30-12 23-37 12-20 7-28

0-37 36-14 L 16-36 10-17 W 16-8 3-6 17-10 3-28 6-49 7-35 7-45

W-8 L-3 (5-2 Home, 3-1 Road)

S 10 Westminster (7,149) W S 17 Idaho State (8,100) W S 24 Cal St.-Northridge (7,210) O 1 at San Francisco State W O 8 at Cal Poly-SLO W O 15 Boise State (12,651) (HC) O 22 at Santa Clara W O 29 Sacramento State (5,800) N 5 Western Montana (7,140) N 12 at UC Davis L N 19 UNLV (11,512) L (All-Time Record 254-287-32) W-11 L-1 (7-1 Home, 4-0 Road)

S 9 Stephen F. Austin (9,672) S 16 at UNLV W S 23 UC Davis (12,093) W S 30 San Francisco St. (7,992) O 7 W. Washington (6,982) W O 14 at Cal State-Fullerton W O 21 Santa Clara (12,369)(HC) O 28 at Sacramento State W N 4 Cal St.-Hayward (9,412) W N 11 South Dakota (9,412) W N 18 at Idaho State W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs D 9 Massachusetts (14,026) L (All-Time Record 265-288-32)

W 30-13 39-6 22-27 57-7 56-39 44-13 8-26 43-14 W 42-27 35-22 33-49

54-8 35-0 L 19-22 47-7 48-29 W 28-10 33-14 W 75-0 W 49-0 21-37 12-27

W 32-0 23-14 12-7 W 37-14 66-0 37-14 W 38-6 39-15 21-0 50-7 37-0 21-44

1979 (Chris Ault) W-8 L-4 (4-3 Home, 4-1 Road)

Big Sky Conference: 5-2, 2nd S 8 Idaho State (11,766)^ W S 15 UNLV (9,000) L S 22 at UC Davis W O 6 Simon Fraser (9,425) W O 13 Montana State^ (9,215) O 20 Weber State^ (9,362) (HC) O 27 at Montana^ W N 3 at Idaho^ W N 10 Boise State^ (14,256) L N 17 Missouri Southern (7,020) N 24 at Northern Arizona^ W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs D 8 at Eastern Kentucky (2OT) (All-Time Record 273-292-32)

24-6 21-26 28-21 35-10 L 10-12 W 22-3 27-20 38-26 27-28 W 32-6 31-7 L 30-33

INTRO

S 13 at Portland State L S 20 Willamette (5,300) W S 27 Sacramento State (3,500) O 4 Simon Fraser (2,150) L O 11 Cal Poly-SLO (5,010) (HC) O 18 at Chico State L O 25 at Cal State-Hayward W N 1 Idaho State (3,200) L N 8 Boise State (5,150) L N 15 at Santa Clara L N 22 UNLV (5,800) L (All-Time Record 238-281-32)

37-6 6-13 14-19 27-13 19-56 21-7 12-14 48-32 48-8 41-13 3-37

1974 (Jerry Scattini)

1969 (Jerry Scattini) W-5 L-5 (4-1 Home, 1-4 Road)

S 9 San Francisco State W S 16 at Cal State-Fullerton L S 30 at Sacramento State L O 7 Portland State W O 14 at Boise State L O 21 Santa Clara (HC) W O 28 Cal Poly-SLO L N 4 Chico State W N 11 Cal State-Hayward W N 18 at UNLV W N 25 at Grambling L (All-Time Record 223-263-32) 1973 (Jerry Scattini)

1968 (Dick Trachok) Far West. Conf: 1-4, 5th S 21 at Willamette L S 28 UC Santa Barbara W O 5 San Francisco* W O 12 at Chico State^ L O 19 at Cal State-Hayward T O 26 Sacramento State^ (HC) N 2 Humboldt State^ L N 9 at UC Davis^ L N 16 San Francisco State^ W N 23 at Hawaii L (All-Time Record 201-245-31) *Nevada’s 200th Win

44-7 10-17 7-21 23-16 23-16 13-14 0-27 12-0 36-20 13-27

1972 (Jerry Scattini)

1967 (Dick Trachok) Far West. Conf:1-3-1, 4th S 23 Willamette W S 30 at UC Santa Barbara L O 7 at San Francisco State^ L O 14 at San Francisco W O 21 Chico State^ (HC) W

S 18 Oregon Tech W S 25 Boise State L O 2 at Santa Clara L O 9 at UC Riverside W O 16 at Portland State W O 23 UC Davis (HC) L O 30 at Idaho State L N 6 at San Francisco W N 13 at Eastern Oregon W N 20 UNLV L (All-Time Record 217-258-32)

W-3 L-8 (2-5 Home, 1-3 Road)

TEAM INFO

1971 (Jerry Scattini)

1966 (Dick Trachok) Far Western Conf: 2-3, 4th S 24 at Willamette W O 1 UC Santa Barbara W O 8 at UC Davis^ W O 15 San Francisco State^ L O 22 San Francisco (HC) W O 29 at Chico State^ W N 5 at Cal State-Hayward W N 12 Sacramento State^ L N 19 Humboldt State^ L (All-Time Record 194-235-29)

28-6 45-26 30-3 0-35 18-14 28-28 17-35 61-14 23-17 30-42

PLAYERS

0-47 6-9 18-21 42-0 34-6 20-13 26-15 8-27 24-6 32-18

S 19 at San Francisco W S 26 UC Riverside W O 3 at Willamette W O 10 at Cal Poly-SLO L O 17 Sacramento State W O 24 Santa Clara (7,000) (HC) T O 31 at UC Davis L N 7 Eastern Oregon State W N 14 Cal State-Northridge W N 21 at UNLV L (All-Time Record 212-253-32)

COACHES & STAFF

Far Western Conf: 4-1, 2nd S 18 at Long Beach State L S 25 Willamette L O 2 UC Santa Barbara L O 9 Cal State-Hayward W O 16 at San Francisco W O 23 at Sacramento State^ W O 30 UC Davis^ (HC) W N 6 at San Francisco State^ L N 13 Chico State^ W N 20 at Humboldt State^ W (All-Time Record 188-232-29)

1975 (Jerry Scattini)

STATISTICS

W-6 L-3 T-1 (4-0-1 Home, 2-3 Road)

RECORD BOOK

1970 (Jerry Scattini)

W-6 L-4 (3-2 Home, 3-2 Road)

HISTORY

1965 (Dick Trachok)

135

Year-by-Year Results 1980 (Chris Ault)

INTRO

W-6 L-4 T-1 (5-2-1 Home, 1-2 Road)

TEAM INFO

Big Sky Conference: 4-3, 2nd S 6 Southern (11,552) W S 13 UC Davis (9,897) T S 20 at Montana State^ W S 27 at Weber State^ L O 11 N. Arizona^ (8,790) W O 18 CS-Northridge (8,576) (HC) O 25 Cal St.-Fullerton (10,177) N 1 Idaho State^ (8,142) L N 8 at Boise State^ L N 15 Montana^ (7,311) W N 22 Idaho^ (9,091) W (All-Time Record 279-296-33)

20-0 13-13 24-12 0-10 21-0 W 31-3 L 16-17 26-30 3-14 10-7 38-7

1981 (Chris Ault) W-7 L-4 (4-2 Home, 3-2 Road)

PLAYERS

Big Sky Conference 4-3, 4th S 12 North Dakota (9,754) L S 19 Cal Poly-SLO (8,542) W S 26 at Idaho State^ L O 3 Central Arkansas (8,225) O 10 at Northern Arizona^ W O 17 Weber State^ (10,254) W O 24 at Idaho^ W O 31 Boise State^ (14,325) L N 7 at Montana^ L N 14 Montana State^ (4,900) W N 21 at Cal State-Fullerton W (All-Time Record 286-300-33)

11-17 33-3 7-23 W 63-13 34-17 28-14 23-14 3-13 26-33 46-13 36-34

1982 (Chris Ault)

COACHES & STAFF

W-6 L-5 (4-2 Home, 2-3 Road)

Big Sky Conference 3-4, 5th S 11 Texas A&M-Kings. (9,646) S 18 at Boise State^ L S 25 at Montana State^ L O 2 Montana^ (8,112) L O 9 N. Arizona^ (9,352) (HC) O 16 Fresno State (9,077) W O 23 at Cal State-Fullerton W O 30 Northern Iowa (6,100) W N 6 at Weber State^ (3 OT) L N 13 at Idaho State^ W N 20 Idaho^ (7,333) W (All-Time Record 292-305-33)

L 34-42 13-20 10-17 27-28 W 24-12 40-26 17-7 37-0 43-46 24-14 25-16

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK

18-28 22-24 38-20 37-16 L 6-14 38-0 W 41-3 38-41 34-24 43-24 33-3 27-20 20-17 7-23

1984 (Chris Ault)

HISTORY

136

1985 (Chris Ault) W-11 L-2 (8-0 Home, 3-2 Road)

Big Sky Conference 6-1, 2nd S 7 Cal St.-Northridge (9,481) S 14 at Cal State-Fullerton W S 21 Boise State^ (13,460) W S 28 at Idaho^ L O 5 at Montana^ W O 12 E. Washington (9,650) W O 19 Weber State^ (12,430) (HC) O 26 at Northern Arizona^ W N 2 Montana State^ (9,125) W N 9 Idaho State^ (8,932) W N 16 UNLV (13,417) W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs First Round Bye D 7 Arkansas State (10,241) W D 14 at Furman (10,461) L (All-Time Record 319-316-33)

W 56-12 30-3 37-10 21-25 38-23 31-25 W 47-12 36-10 61-14 42-14 48-7 24-23 12-35

1986 (Chris Ault) W-13 L-1 (9-1 Home, 4-0 Road)

Big Sky Conf. 7-0, Champions A 30 Cal St.-Fullerton (13,062) S 6 Sam Houston St. (11,680) S 20 Montana^ (12,450) W S 27 at Montana State^ W O 4 at Weber State^ W O 11 Stephen F. Austin (13,242) O 18 Idaho (13,825) W O 25 E. Washington (14,420)(HC) N 1 at Idaho State^ W N 8 at Boise State^ W N 15 N. Arizona^ (15,425) W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs N 29 Idaho (13,715) W D 6 Tennessee State (13,102) D 13 Georgia Southern (15,100) (All-Time Record 332-317-33)

W 49-3 W 35-7 51-17 61-10 38-24 W 34-27 17-13 W 56-22 44-14 21-16 27-17 27-7 W 33-6 L 38-48

W-5 L-6 (3-3 Home, 2-3 Road)

W-9 L-5 (6-1 Home, 3-4 Road)

W-7 L-4 (5-1 Home, 2-3 Road)

Big Sky Conference 5-2, 2nd S 8 at Pacific L S 15 Texas A&M-Kings. (8,523) S 22 at Boise State^ L S 29 N. Arizona^ (9,169) W O 6 Idaho^ (9,525) W O 13 at Montana St.^ (4 OT) L

14-36 35-21 35-21 31-28 29-27

1987 (Chris Ault)

1983 (Chris Ault) Big Sky Conf. 6-1, Champions S 3 at UNLV L S 17 at Fresno State L S 24 Boise State^ (13,110) W O 1 Idaho State^ (9,324) W O 8 Cal State-Fullerton (9,050) O 15 at Montana^ W O 22 Weber State^(12,358) (HC) O 29 at Northern Arizona^ L N 5 Pacific (8,174) W N 12 at Idaho^ W N 19 Montana State^ (7,011) W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs N 26 at Idaho State* W D 3 North Texas (7,878) (OT) W D 10 at Southern Illinois L (All-Time Record 301-310-33) *Nevada’s 300th Win

O 20 Cal St.-Full. (11,026) (HC) L O 27 at Weber State^ W N 3 E. Washington (8,222) W N 10 Montana^ (6,845) W N 17 at Idaho State^ W (All-Time Record 308-314-33)

7-12 W 61-35 12-37 37-20 23-17 41-44

Big Sky Conference 4-4, 5th S 12 at E. Washington^ W S 19 UC Davis (15,630) W S 26 at Montana^ L O 3 at UNLV L O 10 Montana State (13,903) W O 17 at Idaho^ L O 24 Steph. F. Aust.(14,577) (HC) O 31 Idaho State^ (11,236) W N 7 Boise State ^(18,150) L N 14 Weber State^ (11,143) L N 21 at Northern Arizona^ W (All-Time Record 337-323-33)

40-26 34-17 29-41 19-24 31-13 28-38 L 7-9 40-19 31-36 15-38 40-39

1988 (Chris Ault) W-7 L-4 (5-1 Home, 2-3 Road)

Big Sky Conference: 4-4, 4th S 10 N’western State (13,850) S 17 at UC Davis W S 24 Murray State (12,675) W O 1 Montana^ (15,220) W O 8 N. Arizona^ (14,025) (HC) O 15 at Weber State^ L O 22 at Montana State^ L O 29 at Boise State^ L N 5 Idaho^ (16,410) L N 12 E. Washington^ (12,100) N 19 at Idaho State^ W (All-Time Record 344-327-33)

W 35-26 28-16 28-18 27-3 W 31-28 31-37 14-17 28-40 31-32 W 30-12 50-13

1989 (Chris Ault) W-7 L-4 (6-1 Home, 1-3 Road)

Big Sky Conference 5-3, 3rd S 2 Southern Illinois (15,280) S 9 at E. Washington^ L S 16 UC Davis (13,320) L S 23 Idaho State^ (11,330) W O 7 Montana State^ (11,518) O 14 at Montana^ L O 21 Weber State^ (13,470) (HC) O 28 at Idaho^ L N 4 Boise State^ (18,275) W N 11 UNLV (16,545) W N 18 at Northern Arizona^ W (All-Time Record 351-331-33)

W 41-3 7-33 17-24 39-10 W 27-23 22-40 W 47-15 22-42 30-14 45-7 52-45

1990 (Chris Ault) W-13 L-2 (9-0 Home, 4-2 Road)

Big Sky Conf. 7-1, Champions S 8 Northern Arizona^ (14,210) S 15 Sacramento St. (15,080) W S 22 at Montana State^ W S 29 Idaho (16,125)^ (1 OT) W O 6 at Idaho State^ W O 13 E. Washington^ (18,085)(HC) O 20 at UNLV W O 27 at Weber State^ W N 3 Montana^ (19,530) W N 10 at Boise State^ L N 17 Western Illinois (16,310) NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs N 24 UL-Monroe (11,008) W D 1 Furman (11,519) (3OT) W D 8 Boise State (19,776) (3OT) D 15 at Georgia Southern L (All-Time Record 364-333-33)

W 55-14 41-7 20-14 31-28 17-10 W 40-17 26-14 28-7 34-27 14-30 W 50-16 27-14 42-35 W 59-52 13-36

1991 (Chris Ault) W-12 L-1 (8-1 Home, 4-0 Road)

Big Sky Conf. 8-0, Champions S 7 UNLV (24,123) W S 14 Northwestern St. (18,382) S 21 North Texas (19,180) W S 28 Montana State^ (18,005) O 5 at Idaho^ W O 12 Idaho State^ (22,630) (HC) O 19 at Eastern Washington^ O 26 Boise State^ (27,668) W N 2 Weber State^ (21,031) W N 9 at Montana^ (2OT) W N 16 at Northern Arizona^ W NCAA Division 1AA Playoffs N 30 McNeese State (15,962) W D 7 Youngstown St. (13,476) (All-Time Record 376-334-33)

50-8 W 45-14 72-0 W 54-12 31-23 W 41-20 W 51-14 17-14 55-49 35-28 45-16 22-16 L 28-30

1992 (Chris Ault) W-7 L-5 (5-1 Home, 2-4 Road)

Big West Conf. 5-1, Champions S 5 at Wyoming L S 12 Pacific^ (24,111) W S 19 McNeese State (22,005) W S 26 at Tulane L O 3 at Cal State-Fullerton^ W O 17 at UNLV^ W O 24 New Mexico St.^ (25,804) O 31 Weber State (19,333)(HC) N 7 at San Jose State^ L N 14 Utah State^ (21,916) W N 21 Texas Southern (18,964) Las Vegas Bowl D 18 at Bowling Green L (All-Time Record 383-339-33)

6-25 20-14 31-21 17-34 19-0 14-10 W 35-21 L 21-23 35-39 48-47 W 38-14 34-35

Year-by-Year Results

Big West Conf. 5-1, Tri-Champions S 3 Northern Arizona(20,105) S 10 Arkansas State^ (19,337) S 17 at Boise State L S 24 UL-Monroe (20,316) W O 1 at Northern Illinois^ W O 8 Pacific^ (19,724) W O 15 New Mexico St. (22,142)o(HC) O 22 at San Jose State^ W N 5 at Fresno State W N 12 Utah State (21,562)^ W N 19 at UNLV^ L (All-Time Record 399-345-33)

W 30-27 W 18-0 27-37 34-22 35-31 38-26 W 45-24 42-10 62-35 56-28 27-32

1995 (Chris Ault) W-9 L-3 (5-1 Home, 4-2 Road)

Big West Conf. 6-0, Champions S 2* UL-Lafayette^ (25,446) W S 9 at New Mexico Stateo W S 23 Toledo (25,112) L S 28 at San Diego State L O 7 North Texas (18,458) W O 14 IL-Monroe (20,118) (HC) W O 21 at Louisiana Tech^ W O 28 UNLV^ (33,391)* W N 4 at Utah State W N 11 at Pacific^ W N 18 San Jose State^ (21,853) Las Vegas Bowl D 14 at Toledo (OT) L (All-Time Record 408-348-33) *Nevada’s 400th Win

38-14 45-24 35-49 27-30 56-24 59-35 49-45 55-32 30-25 45-29 W 45-28 37-40

1996 (Jeff Tisdel) W-9 L-3 (5-0 Home, 3-3 Road)

Big West Conf. 4-1, Co-Champions S 7 at Oregon L S 14 Montana State (23,210) W S 21 at California L S 28 Kent (24,430) W O 5 at UNLV W O 12 Boise State^ (25,330) (HC) O 19 at Idaho^ L O 26 at North Texas^ W N 2 New Mexico St.^ (22,815) N 9 at Utah State^ W N 16 Arkansas State (18,733) W Las Vegas Bowl D 14 Ball State (10,118) W (All-Time Record 417-351-33)

30-44 31-7 15-33 63-42 54-17 W 66-28 15-24 40-13 W 63-14 54-27 66-14 18-15

1997 (Jeff Tisdel) W-5, L-6 (3-3 Home, 2-3 Road)

Big West Conf. 4-1, Co-Champions A 30 at Colorado State L S 6 UNLV (30,118) W S 13 Oregon (30,420) L S 20 at Southern Mississippi L S 27 at Toledo L

13-45 31-14 20-24 19-35 13-31

Big West Conf. 3-2, 2nd S 5 at Oregon State L S 12 Colorado State (22,882) S 26 at Fresno State W O 3 at UNLV W O 10 New Mexico St.^ (23,142) O 17 at North Texas^ L O 24 at Idaho^ W O 31 Boise State^ (24,279)(HC) N 7 at Utah State^ W N 14 Cal Poly (16,828) W N 21 Southern Mississippi (18,336) (All-Time Record 428-361-33)

6-48 L 14-26 27-24 31-20 L 45-48 21-27 58-23 W 52-24 26-21 63-0 L 28-55

1999 (Jeff Tisdel) W-3 L-8 (2-4 Home, 1-4 Road)

Big West Conf. 2-4, 6th S 4 Oregon State (29,167) L S 11 at Colorado State L S 18 at Oregon L S 25 Fresno State (21,115) L O 2 UNLV (23,490) W O 9 at New Mexico State^ W O 23 at Boise State^ L O 30 North Texas^ (20,575) (HC) N 6 Idaho^ (19,232) L N 13 at Arkansas State^ L N 20 Utah State^ (15,171) L (All-Time Record 431-370-33)

13-28 33-38 10-72 24-49 26-12 23-16 17-52 W 41-28 33-42 28-44 35-37

2000 (Chris Tormey) W-2 L-10 (1-4 Home, 1-6 Road)

Western Athletic Conf. 1-7, 9th S 2 at Oregon L S 9 TCU^ (19,797) L S 23 at Wyoming W S 30 Colorado State (19,003) L O 7 at UNLV L O 14 at Fresno State^ L O 21 San Jose St.^ (17,555)(HC) O 28 at SMU^ L N 4 UTEP^ (15,249) L N 11 at Hawai`i^ L N 18 Rice^ (13,482) W N 25 at Tulsa^ L (All-Time Record 433-379-33)

7-36 10-41 35-28 14-45 7-38 21-58 L 30-49 21-7 22-45 17-37 34-28 3-38

2001 (Chris Tormey) W-3 L-8 (2-3 Home, 1-5 Road)

Western Athletic Conf. 3-5, T7th S 1 at BYU L S 8 at Colorado State L S 22 Hawai`i^ (15,876) W O 6 UNLV (24,238) L O 13 La. Tech^ (15,481) (HC) L O 20 at Rice^ (OT) L O 27 at Boise State^ L N 3 SMU^ (13,858) W N 10 at San Jose State^ L N 17 Fresno State^ (18,412) L N 24 at UTEP^ W (All-Time Record 436-388-33)

7-52 18-35 28-20 12-27 42-45 30-33 7-49 35-14 45-64 14-61 48-31

7-31 31-28 31-21 28-32 17-21 34-59 W 52-24 47-50 24-6 23-17 30-38 7-44

2003 (Chris Tormey)

INTRO

Western Athletic Conf. 4-4, T4th A 31 at Washington State L S 14 BYU (23,109) W S 21 Rice^ (17,201) W S 28 Colorado State (19,292) L O 5 at UNLV L O 12 at Hawai`i^ L O 19 San Jose St.^ (19,481)(HC) O 26 at Louisiana Tech^ L N 2 at SMU^ W N 9 UTEP^ (13,721) W N 16 at Fresno State^ L N 23 Boise State^ (20,247) L (All-Time Record 441-395-33)

TEAM INFO

W-9 L-2 (6-0 Home, 3-2 Road)

W-6, L-5 (2-3 Home, 4-2 Road)

W-5 L-7 (4-2 Home, 1-5 Road)

W-6 L-6 (3-3 Home, 3-3 Road)

Western Athletic Conf. 4-4, 6th A 30 Southern Utah (25,256) W S 6 at Oregon L S 18 at San Jose State^ W S 27 SMU^ (21,128) W O 4 UNLV (31,900) L O 11 at Washington W O 18 at Tulsa^ W O 25 La Tech^ (HC) (22,157) L N 1 at Rice^ L N 8 Fresno State^ (17,837) L N 15 Hawai’i^ (15,268) W N 29 at Boise State^ L (All-Time Record 447-401-33)

24-23 31-23 42-30 12-9 16-12 28-17 28-21 42-34 52-42 27-10 24-14 56-3

2004 (Chris Ault) W-5 L-7 (5-1 Home, 0-6 Road)

Western Athletic Conf. 3-5, T6th S 6 at Louisiana Tech^ L S 11 Sac State (16,611) W S 18 Buffalo (17,220) W S 25 at San Diego State L O 2 at UNLV L O 9 at Hawai`i^ L O 16 Rice^ (HC) (18,800) W O 23 Tulsa^ (13,550) (OT) W N 6 San Jose St.^ (15,902) W N 13 at SMU^ L N 20 at Fresno State^ L N 27 Boise State^ (21,799) L (All-Time Record 452-408-33)

38-21 59-7 38-13 27-10 48-13 48-26 35-10 54-48 42-24 38-20 54-17 58-21

2005 (Chris Ault) W-9 L-3 (5-1 Home, 3-2 Road, Neutral 1-0)

Western Athletic Conf. 7-1, T1st S 9 Washington State (17,552) S 17 UNLV (23,457) W S 24 at Colorado State L O 1 at San Jose State^ W O 8 Idaho^ (11,584) (HC) W O 15 Louisiana Tech^ (8,377) W O 29 at Boise State^ L N 5 Hawai’i^ (11,723) W N 12 at New Mexico State^ W N 19 at Utah State ^ W N 26 Fresno State^ (17,765) W Sheraton Hawaii Bowl D 24 vs. Central Florida (OT) W (All-Time Record 461-411-33)

L 55-21 22-14 42-21 30-23 62-14 37-27 49-14 38-28 48-24 30-24 38-35

PLAYERS

1994 (Chris Ault)

1998 (Jeff Tisdel)

2002 (Chris Tormey)

COACHES & STAFF

17-35 38-10 W 63-14 L 42-46 49-14 48-44 L 30-47 31-23 W 46-45 34-14 21-23

30-34 42-23 65-10 45-24 56-42 19-38

STATISTICS

Big West Conf. 4-2, 3rd S 4 at Wisconsin L S 11 Boise State (28,523) W S 18 Texas Southern (20,949) S 25 Northern Illinois^ (22,023) O 2 UNLV^ (26,866) W O 16 at Utah State^ W O 23 Weber State (24,089) (HC) O 30 at Pacific^ W N 6 San Jose State^ (28,631) N 13 at New Mexico Stateo W N 20 at Arkansas State^ L (All-Time Record 390-343-33)

O 11 Wyoming (21,338) L O 18 Idaho^ (22,960) (HC) W O 25 North Texas^ (19,470) W N 1 at New Mexico State^ W N 8 at Boise State^ W N 15 Utah State^ (22,780) L (All-Time Record 422-356-33)

RECORD BOOK

W-7 L-4 (4-2 Home, 3-2 Road)

49-48

2006 (Chris Ault) W-8 L-5 (5-1 Home, 3-3 Road, Neutral 0-1)

Western Athletic Conf. 5-3, T3rd S 1 at Fresno State^ L S 9 at Arizona State L S 16 Colorado State (18,883) W S 22 Northwestern (16,176) W S 30 at UNLV W

19-28 21-52 28-10 31-21 31-3

HISTORY

1993 (Jeff Horton)

137

Year-by-Year Results

INTRO

O 7 at Hawai`i^ L O 21 San Jose State^ (19,636) O 28 New Mexico St.^ (11,582) N 4 at Idaho^ W N 11 Utah State^ (8,584) W N 18 at Louisiana Tech^ W N 25 Boise State^ (25,506) L MPC Computers Bowl D 31 vs. Miami L (All-Time Record 469-416-33)

34-41 W 23-7 W 48-21 45-7 42-0 42-0 7-38 20-21

TEAM INFO

2007 (Chris Ault)

2011 (Chris Ault)

W-6 L-7 (4-2 Home, 2-5 Road)

W-7 L-6 (5-1 Home, 2-4 Road, 0-1 Neutral)

PLAYERS

Western Athletic Conf. 4-4, T3rd S 1 at Nebraska L S 8 at Northwestern L S 15 Nicholls State (15,233) W S 29 UNLV (25,278) W O 6 Fresno State^ (18,503) L O 14 at Boise State^ (4OT) L O 20 at Utah State^ W O 27 Idaho^ (11,960) W N 2 at New Mexico State^ W N 16 Hawai`i^ (22,437) L N 24 at San Jose State^ L D 1 Louisiana Tech^ (9,113) W New Mexico Bowl, Albuquerque, N.M. D 22 at New Mexico L (All-Time Record 475-423-33)

52-10 36-31 52-17 27-20 49-41 69-67 31-28 37-21 40-38 28-26 27-24 49-10 23-0

Western Athletic Conf. 5-2, T2nd S 10 at No. 13 Oregon S 17 at San Jose State^ S 24 at Texas Tech O 1 at No. 4 Boise State O 8 UNLV (25,978) O 15 New Mexico (15,369) (HC) O 22 Fresno State^ (15,113) O 29 at New Mexico State^ N 12 Hawai’i^ (16,527) N 19 Louisiana Tech^ (11,639) N 26 at Utah State^ D 3 Idaho^ (10,027) Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl, Honolulu D 24 vs. Southern Miss (All-Time Record 510-440-33)

2008 (Chris Ault)

2012 (Chris Ault)

W-7 L-6 (3-3 Home, 4-2 Road, 0-1 Neutral)

W-7 L-6 (2-4 Home, 5-1 Road, 0-1 Neutral)

COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

Western Athletic Conf. 5-3, T2nd A 30 Grambling State (22,772) W S 6 Texas Tech (24,453) L S 13 at Missouri L S 27 at UNLV W O 4 at Idaho W O 11 New Mexico St. (12,475) L O 18 Utah State (13,159) (HC) W O 25 at Hawai`i L N 7 at Fresno State W N 15 San Jose State (14,343) W N 22 Boise State (27,057) L N 29 at Louisiana Tech W Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl, Boise, Idaho D 30 vs. Maryland L (All-Time Record 482-429-33)

49-13 35-19 69-17 49-27 49-14 48-45 44-17 38-31 41-28 41-17 41-34 35-31 42-35

2009 (Chris Ault)

RECORD BOOK

Western Athletic Conf. 7-1, 2nd S 5 at Notre Dame L S 19 at Colorado State L S 25 Missouri (18,269) L O 3 UNLV (24,078) W O 9 Louisiana Tech (11,975) W O 17 at Utah State W O 24 Idaho (16,611) (HC) W O 31 Hawai`i (14,735) W N 8 at San Jose State W N 14 Fresno State (19,331) W N 21 at New Mexico State W N 27 at Boise State L Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl, Honolulu D 24 vs. SMU L (All-Time Record 490-434-33)

N 1 N 15 N 22 N 29 D 20

20-13

W-7 L-6 (4-2 Home, 2-4 Road, 1-0 Neutral)

L, 69-20 W, 17-14 L, 35-34 L, 30-10 W, 37-0 W, 49-7 W, 45-38 W, 48-34 W, 42-28 L, 24-20 L, 21-17 W, 56-3 L, 24-17

Mountain West 4-4, 5th S 1 at Cal W 31-24 S 8 USF (22,804) L 39-38 S 15 Northwestern St. (19,399) W 45-34 S 22 at Hawai`i W 69-24 S 29 at Texas State W 34-21 O 6 Wyoming (24,025) (OT) (HC) W 35-28 O 13 at UNLV W 42-37 O 20 San Diego St. (22,242) (OT) L 39-38 O 26 at Air Force L 48-31 N 10 Fresno State (22,104) L 52-36 N 17 at New Mexico W 31-24 D 1 Boise State (30,017) L 27-21 New Mexico Bowl, Albuquerque D 15 vs. Arizona L, 49-48 (All-Time Record 517-446-33) 2013 (Brian Polian)

35-0 35-20 31-21 63-28 37-14 35-32 70-45 31-21 62-7 52-14 63-20 44-33

Mountain West 3-5, 5th (West Division) A 31 at UCLA L 58-20 S 7 UC Davis (27,052) W 36-7 S 14 at Florida State L 62-7 S 21 Hawai`i (23,240) W 31-9 S 28 Air Force (24,545) W 45-42 O 4 at San Diego State (OT) L 51-44 O 19 at Boise State L 34-17 O 26 UNLV (32,521) (HC) L 27-22 N 2 at Fresno State L 41-23 N 9 at Colorado State L 38-17 N 16 San Jose State (20,737) W 38-16 N 30 BYU (21,540) L 28-23 (All-Time Record 521-454-33)

45-10

2014 (Brian Polian) W-7 L-6 (3-3 Home, 4-2 Road, 0-1 Neutral)

HISTORY

W-13 L-1 (7-0 Home, 5-1 Road, 1-0 Neutral)

Western Athletic Conf. 7-1, T1st S 2 E. Washington (16,313) W S 11 Colorado State (18,098) W S 17 California (28,809) W S 25 at BYU W O 2 at UNLV W O 9 SJSU^ (20,636) (HC) W

27-21 56-42 63-17 35-34 52-6 34-31 35-17

W-4 L-8 (4-2 Home, 0-6 Road, 0-0 Neutral)

W-8 L-5 (5-1 Home, 3-3 Road, 0-1 Neutral)

2010 (Chris Ault)

138

O 16 at Hawaii^ L O 30 Utah State^ (11,558) W N 6 at Idaho^ W N 13 at Fresno State^ W N 20 New Mexico St.^ (10,906) W N 26 Boise State^ (OT) (30,712) W D 4 at Louisiana Tech^ W Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, San Francisco J 9 vs. Boston College W (All-Time Record 503-435-33)

49-24 51-6 52-31 27-13 44-26 35-13

Mountain West 4-4, 3rd (West Division) A 30 Southern Utah (21,021) W 29-19 S 5 Washington State (26,023) W 24-13 S 13 at Arizona L 35-28 S 27 at San Jose State W 21-10 O 4 Boise State (32,327) (HC) L 51-46 O 11 Colorado State (21,847) L 31-24 O 18 at BYU W 42-35 O 25 at Hawai`i W 26-18

San Diego State (20,508) W at Air Force (OT) L Fresno State (21,446) L at UNLV W vs Louisiana-Lafayette L

30-14 45-38 40-20 49-27 16-3

2015 (Brian Polian) Mountain West 4-4, T2nd (West Division) S. 3 UC Davis (21,483) W, 31-17 S. 12 Arizona (24,355) L, 44-20 S. 19 at Texas A&M L, 44-27 S. 26 at Buffalo W, 24-21 O. 3 UNLV^ (29,551) L, 23-17 O. 10 New Mexico^ (20,426) W, 35-17 O. 17 at Wyoming^ L, 28-21 O. 24 Hawai’i^ (19,992) W, 30-20 N. 5 at Fresno State^ W, 30-16 N. 14 San Jose State^ (17,215) W, 37-34 N. 21 at Utah State^ L, 31-27 N. 28 at San Diego State^ L, 31-14 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl D. 28 vs. Colorado State W, 28-23 (All-Time Record 535-467-33) Symbol Key: ^ Conference Game o Did not count in Big West standings * Mackay Stadium attendance record (HC) Homecoming

Historical Honors

• Team’s record while player was at Nevada.

• Offensive linemen were selected on the basis of the team’s ability to run the ball.

• Indi viduals may have received post-season honors and/or accomplishments.

• Positions would be grouped (not selecting left corner or safeties, but defensive backs).

• Prioity was given for longevity.

• Team was representative of the 100 years of Nevada football, but not to the extent of lessening the significance of the team.

Defense

Greg Grouwinkel Tony Shaw Bernard Ellison Patrick Hunter Buster McClure Charles Mann Neil Hulbert James Cannida Ken Sinofsky Henry Rolling Matt Clafton Deshone Myles Pat Brady Dick Trachok Jim Bailey

Defensive Back, 1972-74 Defensive Back, 1980-83 Defensive Back, 1986-88 & 1990 Defensive Back, 1982-85 Defensive Line, 1943-46 Defensive Line, 1980-82 Defensive Line, 1987-90 Defensive Line, 1994-97 Linebacker, 1944 & 1946-48 Linebacker, 1983-86 Linebacker, 1988-91 Linebacker, 1994-97 Punter, 1949-50 All-Purpose, 1946-48 All-Purpose, 1926-28

Coach

Chris Ault*

Head Coach, 1976-92, 1994-95 & 2004-2012

* Unanimously voted first by each member of the selection committee.

nevada in the college football hall of fame Chris Ault

Frank Hawkins

When talking about the past success of Nevada football, one name comes to mind: Chris Ault. With the winningest record in Nevada history and eight Coach-ofthe-Year awards to his credit, there is a little doubt that Coach Ault built the foundation for Wolf Pack football. Ault started his career at Nevada as a student and a quarterback where he earned All-Far Western Conference honors three years (1965-1967). After being an assistant coach at UNLV for a short period of time, Ault returned to his alma mater as the Wolf Pack head coach in 1976. After 28 seasons in three stints as Nevada’s head coach, Ault has acquired a career record of 233-109-1 record and eight conference titles. He was voted coach of the year eight times, including two National I-AA coaching honors. Ault, who was voted Coach of the Century for northern Nevada by the Reno Gazette-Journal in 1998, stepped down from his head coaching post following the 2012 season and moved on to a role in the NFL.

In the 1990s, the Nevada Wolf Pack football team was known for its prolific passing attack, but one of the greatest careers in Nevada football history came from a running back. Frank Hawkins, originally from Las Vegas, came to the Wolf Pack in 1977 and over the next four years, broke five university records, including single-season marks for rushing attempts, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns in a season. He also holds the top two singleseason rushing performances in school history. After his career was all said and done, Hawkins was the NCAA’s third all-time rushing leader with 5,333 yards and was a three-time first-team All-American. After his great career with the Wolf Pack, Hawkins went on to play seven years with the Oakland Raiders and was part of the 1984 Super Bowl championship team.

Inducted 2002 Head Coach 1976-92, 1994-95, 2004-2012

Career Highlights

- 1999 -Selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the “50 greatest sports figures of the 20th century in the state of Nevada” - 1998 -Selected by the University of Nevada as“Football Coach of the Century” - Orchestrated the greatest comeback in NCAA history vs. Weber St. (35 pts. 1991) - Record for Big Sky Conference wins (68)

TEAM INFO

• Individuals were preferably highly-ranked statistical leaders (team, conference or national.)

PLAYERS

Ouarterback, 1947-48 Quarterback, 1990-93 Offensive Line, 1976-79 Offensive Line, 1978-81 Offensive Line, 1980-83 Offensive Line, 1981-84 Offensive Line, 1931-34 Offensive Line, 1922-25 Running Back, 1977-80 Running Back, 1919-21 Running Back, 1940-42 Running Back, 1946-48 Tight End, 1946-48 Wide Receiver, 1994-95 Kicker, 1981-83

COACHES & STAFF

• Individuals were dominating players in their times.

Stan Heath* Chris Vargas Roberto Salden Todd Wilcks Derek Kennard Greg Rea Vic Carroll Leslie “Spud” Harrison Frank Hawkins James “Rabbit” Bradshaw Marion Motley Tommy Kalmanir Scott Beasley* Alex Van Dyke* Tony Zendejas*

Inducted 1999 Running Back 1977-80

Career Highlights

- Three-Time First-Team All-American (1978-1980) - NCAA’s third all-time rushing leader with 5,333 yards by the time he finished at Nevada - Set the NCAA record for rushing for 100 yards or more for 21 consecutive games - Played seven seasons for the Oakland Raiders (1981-1987) and won one Super Bowl (1984)

STATISTICS

RECORD BOOK

The criteria for the selection of this elite team included:

Offense

HISTORY

As part of Nevada’s celebration of 100 years of intercollegiate athletics in 1998, a football “Team of the Century” was selected. The selecting process included three official committees, starting with five separate nominating committees representing the different eras in Wolf Pack history (1898-1939, 1940-1959, 1960-1979, 1980-89, 1990-98). A research committee worked simultaneously with the selection committees to verify the accuracy of the nomination and then turned its finding over to an eight-member selection committee for the task of electing the team members.

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Historical Honors

all-americans INTRO

1921 1946 1948 1952 1973 1974 1976 1977

TEAM INFO

1978

1979 1980 1981 1982

PLAYERS

1983

COACHES & STAFF

James Bradshaw, Halfback (WC) Buster McClure, Tackle (UPI) Stan Health, Quarterback (UPI*) Neil Garrett, Halfback (AP) David Clapham, Tackle (AP) Greg Grouwinkel, Safety (AP) Jeff Wright, Wide Receiver (AP) Doug Betters, Defensive End (AP) Steve Senini, Tight End (AP) Jeff Tisdel, Quarterback (AP) James Curry, Defensive Tackle (AP) David Hann, Offensive Tackle (AP) Frank Hawkins, Fullback (AP) Lee Fobbs, Safety (AP) Frank Hawkins, Fullback (AP) Frank Hawkins, Fullback (AP) Bubba Puha, Nose Guard (AP) Tony Zendejas, Place Kicker (AP) John Ramatici, Linebacker (K) Charles Mann, Defensive Tackle (AP) David Heppe, Punter (CoSIDA) Tony Zendejas, Place Kicker (AP) Jim Werbeckes, Offensive Guard (AP) Derek Kennard, Offensive Tackle(AP) Marty Zendejas, Place Kicker (AP) Greg Rea, Offensive Guard (AP, K)

Dick Afliss Jonathon Amaya Chris Barry Chris Barker Bill Bass Del Bates Wayne Beck Scott Beasley Doug Betters Joel Bitonio Pat Brady Nate Burleson Kaelin Burnett Ezra Butler James Cannida Vic Carroll Dave Clapham Jorge Cordova Anthony Corley Ryan Coulson Mike Crawford James Curry Harvey Dahl Forey Duckett Patrick Egu Bernard Ellison Lucius Floyd Isaiah Frey Horace Gillom Virgil Green Bob Hamm Frank Hawkins Stan Heath Terry Hermeling Sherman Howard Patrick Hunter Trevor Insley James-Michael Johnson Jerome Johnson Colin Kaepernick Tommy Kalmanir David Kilson

1984 1985

1985 1986

1988 1990

1991 1994 1995 1996 1999 2001 2002 2009 2010

2011 2012

Patrick Hunter, Cornerback (AP) Marty Zendejas, Place Kicker (K) Henry Rolling, Linebacker (AP, K) Marty Zendejas, Place Kicker (FWA) Bob Brown, Offensive Tackle (AP) Bernard Ellison, Cornerback (K) Bernard Ellison, Cornerback (K) Treamelle Taylor, Wide Receiver (AP) Matt Clafton, Linebacker (SN) Kevin McKelvie, Place Kicker (CoSIDA) Matt Clafton, Linebacker (Consensus) Shahriar Pourdanesh, Offensive Tackle (AP) Alex Van Dyke, Wide Receiver ( AP, TSN) Alex Van Dyke, Wide Receiver (AP, TSN) Damon Shea, Place Kicker (Football Digest, AP) Trevor Insley, Wide Receiver (AP, TSN, FB News) Chance Kretschmer, Running Back (TSN Freshman) Erick Streelman, Tight End (CoSIDA) Nate Burleson, Wide Receiver (AFCA, AP, CNN/SI, TSN) Colin Kaepernick, Quarterback (TSN) Vai Taua, Running Back (SI) Colin Kaepernick (SI) Vai Taua (AP) Dontay Moch (SI) Brett Roy (SI) Stepfhon Jefferson (WC)

Rating Body Key:

UPI-United Press International AP-Associated Press WC-Walter Camp K-Kodak Coaches’ Poll FWA-Football Writers of America SN-Sports Network (1AA Sports Information Directors) TSN-The Sporting News CoSIDA- College Sports Information Directors of America All-Academic AFCA-American Football Coaches Association of America CNN/SI-Cable News Network/Sports Illustrated

pro players

STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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‘49 ‘09 ‘05 ‘12 ’47 ‘01 ‘67 ’48 ’77 ‘13 ’50 ‘03 ’11 ‘08 ‘97 ’33 ‘75 ‘04 ‘83 ‘10 ’96 ’78 ‘05 ‘93 ’ 88 ‘91 ’87 ’11 ’46 ‘10 ’82 ’80 ’48 ’69 ’48 ’85 ‘00 ’11 ‘08 ‘10 ’49 ’82

Green Bay Miami, New Orleans, Arizona CFL Montreal New England Chicago Hornets, CFL Montreal Dallas Canadian Football League CFL Hamilton Miami Cleveland Pittsburgh Minnesota, Seattle, Detroit, Cleveland Oakland, Tennessee New Orleans Tampa Bay, Indianapolis , AFL Dallas Washington, N.Y. Giants San Francisco, Baltimore Jacksonville Pittsburgh, San Diego New England Miami CFL Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal Dallas, San Francisco, Atlanta, St. Louis Cincinnati; ‘96 WLAF Scotland N.Y. Jets, New England Cleveland CFL Saskatchewan, Edmonton Chicago, Tampa Bay, Dallas Cleveland Denver Kansas City Oakland/ Los Angeles Green Bay Washington Cleveland Seattle, Arizona Indianapolis, Houston, CFL Ottawa Cleve., KC, TB, Detroit, Jax., Miami St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles, Baltimore Buffalo

Tom Kolesar Bill Mackrides Charles Mann Maurice Mann Brock Marion Brandon Marshall Rishard Matthews Joshua Mauga Doyle Miller Dontay Moch Tony Moll Don Morgan Bob McClure Marko Mitchell Marion Motley DeShone Myles Dan Orlich Shahriar Pourdanesh Paul Pratt Bryan Reeves Elston Ridgle Mike Rockwood Henry Rolling Clark Roosendaal Jeff Rowe Brett Roy Eric Sanders Tray Session Ed Sharkey Don Smerek Zach Sudfeld Don Talcott Treamelle Taylor Vai Taua Deron Thorp Daryl Towns Alex Van Dyke Chris Vargas Duke Williams Khalid Wooten Tony Zendejas

‘75 ’46 ’82 ‘04 ’92 ’11 ’11 ‘08 ‘10 ‘10 ‘05 ‘98 ’46 ‘08 ’42 ‘98 ‘49 ‘92 ‘07 ’93 ‘85 ’95 ’86 ‘01 ‘06 ’11 ’80 ’11 ’46 ’79 ‘12 ’46 ’90 ‘10 ‘96 ‘04 ’95 ’93 ‘12 ‘12 ’83

Green Bay Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, N.Y. Giants Washington, San Francisco Cincinnati Dallas, Miami, Detroit Jacksonville, Denver Miami, Tennessee New York Jets, Kansas City Buffalo Cincinnati, Arizona Green Bay, Baltimore, Jacksonville Minnesota, Arizona Boston Washington, Detroit, Minnesota Cleveland Seattle Green Bay CFL Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Oakland Detroit Arizona Cincinnati, Seattle Buffalo Tampa Bay, San Diego, Los Angeles Buffalo, Oakland Cincinnati, Seattle, New England New York Jets Atlanta, Detroit, Indianapolis Oakland Cleveland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, San Francisco

Dallas New England, New York Jets Philadelphia CFL Ottawa Buffalo, Seattle Baltimore Buffalo N.Y. Jets, Oakland, Pittsburgh CFL Edmonton, British Columbia, Winnipeg Buffalo Tennessee Houston, Los Angeles

bold indicates active player/current team Note: This lists includes players who have spent at least one full season in the National Football League or the Canadian Football League only.

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS

Greg Hall Charles Manu Nevadatude Award .................................... Charles Manu (O) Matt Hines (D) Scout Team .................................................... Kevin Grimes (O) Kenny Viser (D) 2005 Golden Helmet (MVP)........................................... B.J. Mitchell Off. Player .................................................................... Jeff Rowe Def. Player ...................................................... Roosevelt Cooks Special Teams ..................................................... Travis Branzell Striker.......................................................................... B.J. Mitchell Roosevelt Cooks Joe Garcia Craig Bailey Tony Moll Barrett Reznick Robert Hubbard Anthony Pudewell Fireman ......................................................................... Tony Moll Blackout ...........................................................Roosevelt Cooks Basalite Big Blocker ................................................... Tony Moll Dominic Green Adam Kiefer Anthony Pudewell Barrett Reznick Nevadatude Award .............................................. Adam Kiefer Scout Team ............................................. Dwayne Sanders (O) Matt Swan (D) 2004 Off. Player ..............................................................John Tennert Def. Player ................................................................. Chris Barry Special Teams .................................................. Donald Gupton Striker........................................................................John Tennert Fireman .........................................................................Talib Wise Newcomer ....................................................................Talib Wise Blackout .....................................................Chance Kretschmer Donald Gupton Basalite Big Blocker .............................................. Harvey Dahl John Tennert Chris Hines Coaches’ Award ..................................................... Daryl Towns Most Improved Off.................................................. Chris Hines Most Improved Def. ................................................Chris Barry Scout Team ...................................................... Mike McCoy (O) Nick Shine (D) Robert Hubbard (ST) 2003 Golden Helmet (MVP)......................................Jorge Cordova Off. Player...................................................Chance Kretschmer Def. Player.....................................................Derek Kennard, Jr. Special Teams ......................................................... Derek Jones Iron Man................................................................... Andy Heiser Newcomer ....................................................................Talib Wise Big Hitter............................................................Carl LaGrone, Jr. Basalite Big Blocker .............................................. Harvey Dahl Coaches’ Award ..................................................... Daryl Towns Most Improved Off. ............................................... Chris Hines Most Improved Def. ................................................Chris Barry Scout Team ...........................................Jeremy Engstrom (D), Drew Robinson (O), Zach Walker (ST) 2002 Golden Helmet (MVP) ..................................... Nate Burleson Off. Player........................................................... Zack Threadgill Def. Player ...........................................................Jorge Cordova Special Teams......................................................Domonic Cruz Iron Man ..............................................................Sean Folweiler Newcomer ......................................................................J.J. Milan Big Hitter .................................................................. Matt Milton Basalite Big Blocker .............................................. Harvey Dahl Coaches’ Award................................................Erick Streelman Most Improved Off. ...............................................Alan Parker Most Improved Def. ......................................Carl LaGrone, Jr. Scout Team Charles Wilson (D) Travis Moore (O) Nick Hawthrone (ST)

RECORD BOOK

Striker.......................................................................Dontay Moch Ryan Coulson 2009 Golden Helmet (MVP).................................Colin Kaepernick Outstanding Offensive Player ................................. Vai Taua Outstanding Defensive Player ..... Jonathon Amaya Outstanding Special Teams .................................... Brett Roy Firemen ..................................................................... Steve Haley Blackout ......................................................................... Brett Roy Basalite Big Blocker ...............................................Mike Gallett Alonzo Durham (2) John Bender Kenneth Ackerman (2) Chris Barker Steve Haley Nevadatude Award ................................ Kenneth Ackerman Scout Team ....................................................... Joel Bitonio (O) Seann Reed (D) Striker........................................................... Kenneth Ackerman Jonathon Amaya John Bender Mike Bethea Alonzo Durham Virgil Green Luke Lippincott Dontay Moch Vai Taua 2008 Golden Helmet (MVP).................................Colin Kaepernick Outstanding Offensive Player ................................. Vai Taua Outstanding Defensive Player ...................... Kevin Basped Outstanding Special Teams ............................... Brett Jaekle Firemen ............................................................Jerome Johnson Blackout ...........................................................Jerome Johnson Basalite Big Blocker .................................................... Greg Hall Alonzo Durham Mike Gallett John Bender (2) Dominic Green Clayton Johnson Nevadatude Award ......................................Mundrae Clifton Scout Team ......................................... Brandon Wimberly (O) Kaelin Burnett (D) Striker................................................................................. Vai Taua Dominic Green 2007 Golden Helmet (MVP)................................... Luke Lippincott Outstanding Offensive Player .......................Adam Bishop Outstanding Defensive Player ........................... Ezra Butler Outstanding Special Teams ............................ Kevin Grimes Dr. Chris Exline Academic Excellence Award .........................................................................................Matt Hines Firemen ....................................................Colin Kaepernick (O) Blackout ...........................................................Jerome Johnson Basalite Big Blocker .......................................Alonzo Durham Charles Manu Greg Hall (2) Dominic Green Mike Gallett Nevadatude Award .................................................Matt Hines Scout Team .................................................... Zach Sudfled (O) Zack Madonick (D) Brandon Walsh (D) Striker............................................................................ Ezra Butler Luke Lippincott Adam Bishop Charles Manu Greg Hall Dominic Green 2006 Golden Helmet (MVP)............................................... Jeff Rowe Off. Player ......................................................Jimmy Wadhams Def. Player ..................................................................... J.J. Milan Special Teams ..................................................... Travis Branzell Firemen ...................................................... Luke Lippincott (O) Jonathon Amaya (D) Blackout ............................................................... Travis Branzell Basalite Big Blocker ........................................ Dominic Green Jimmy Wadhams

HISTORY

2015 Golden Helmet (MVP)...............................................................Ian Seau Outstanding Offensive Player........................................James Butler Outstanding Defensive Player...............................................Ian Seau Outstanding Special Teams Player.................................. Brent Zuzo Newcomer of the Year.................................................Dameon Baber Asuani Rufus Striker Award........................................................................ Lenny Jones Basalite Big Blocker........................................................Austin Corbett Full Speed Effort Awards...........................................Don Jackson (O) Jordan Dobrich (D) Scout Team Players of the Year...............................Brett Kokesh (O) Gabe Sewell (D) 2014 Golden Helmet (MVP)......................................................Cody Fajardo Outstanding Offensive Player.......................................Cody Fajardo Outstanding Defensive Player.............................Jonathon McNeal Outstanding Special Teams Player...................................Trevor Taft Alex Boy Basalite Big Blocker................................................................Matt Galas Full Speed Effort Awards.......................................Brock Hekking (D) Don Jackson (O) Striker.....................................................................................Nigel Haikins 2013 Golden Helmet (MVP).............................. Brandon Wimberly Outstanding Offensive Player ......................... Cody Fajardo Outstanding Defensive Player ................... Brock Hekking Outstanding Special Teams Players.........Chase Tenpenny Gabe Lee Outstanding Freshman...........................................Brent Zuzo Basalite Big Blocker ................................................ Joel Bitonio Full Speed Effort Awards..................................Brock Hekking Jeremy Macauley Striker........................................................................... Joel Bitonio Scout Team ..................................................... (O) Dante Mayes (D) Kevin Sundberg 2012 Golden Helmet (MVP).......................................Albert Rosette Outstanding Offensive Player ..............Stefphon Jefferson Outstanding Defensive Player ................... Duke Williams Outstanding Special Teams .......................... Khalid Wooten Nevadatude Award ............................................. Zach Sudfeld Fireman ...................................................................Devin Combs Blackout ................................................................ Duke Williams Basalite Big Blocker ...............................................Jeff Nady (3) Joel Bitonio (3) Matt Galas Scout Team .................................................. (O) Chris Solomon (D) Gabe Lee 2011 Golden Helmet (MVP)................................................ Brett Roy Outstanding Offensive Player ...............Rishard Matthews Outstanding Defensive Player ............................ Brett Roy Outstanding Special Teams ...................Bubba Boudreaux Fireman ..................................... Jake Hurst and Tyler Lantrip Basalite Big Blocker ........................................ Chris Barker (3) Joel Bitonio (2) Jeff Nady Jordan Mudge Scout Team .....................................................(O) Chance Early (D) David Jamieson (D) Lenny Jones Striker............................................................................... Brett Roy 2010 Golden Helmet (MVP).................................Colin Kaepernick Outstanding Offensive Player ................................. Vai Taua Outstanding Defensive Player ................... Dontay Moch Outstanding Special Teams .................. Anthony Martinez Fireman .................................................................. Kevin Grimes Blackout ........................................................................... Vai Taua Basalite Big Blocker ............................................... Steve Haley Jose Acuna Chris Barker John Bender Jeff Nady Virgil Green Nevadatude Award ............................................ Kevin Grimes Scout Team .................................................... Cody Fajardo (O) Jordan Hanson (D)

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Team Awards

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2001 Golden Helmet (MVP)............................Chance Kretschmer Off. Player....................................................................David Neill Def. Player ............................................................... Daryl Towns Special Teams ......................................................... Damon Fine Iron Man ............................................................. Kika Kaululaau Newcomer ................................................................. Chris Hines Big Hitter ...................................................Chance Kretschmer Basalite Big Blocker.......................................... Kika Kaululaau Coaches’ Award ................................................. Leni Suiaunoa Most Improved Off................................................ Harvey Dahl Most Improved Def. ..............................................Keone Kauo Scout Team............................................................ Tony Moll (O) P.J. Hoeper (D) Nichiren Flowers (ST) 2000 Golden Helmet (MVP).............................................David Neill Off. Player............................................................ Nate Burleson Def. Player ...........................................................Jorge Cordova Special Teams ....................................................... Mike Phillips Iron Man......................................................................Josh Smith Newcomer .......................................................... Kika Kaululaau Big Hitter ............................................................ Kika Kaululaau Basalite Big Blocker Clark Roosendaal Scott Asai Coaches’ Award............................................ Clark Roosendaal Most Improved Off............................................... Tim Fleming Most Improved Def.....................................Ronnie Hardiman Scout Team ......................................................... Chris Barry (D) Matt Ray (O) 1999 Golden Helmet (MVP) ........................................ Trevor Insley Off. Player....................................................................David Neill Def. Player ..................................................................Josh Smith Special Teams ..........................................................Norm Brady 1998 Golden Helmet (MVP) .......................................... Geoff Noisy Off. Player ............................................................... Trevor Insley Def. Player................................................................... Jason Burk Special Teams ........................................................ Don Morgan Big Hitter (Ax)..............................................Cameron Norcross Newcomer .......................................................... Horacio Leyva Basalite Big Blocker Ryan Scuffy and Cameron Norcross Coaches’ Award .......................................... George Brazil and Chris Lemon Most Improved Off. ....................................................Greg Bird Most Improved Def. .....................................Maxzell Williams Scout Team Jermaine Brown (O) Darren Taylor (D) Fireman .......................................................................David Neill 1997 Golden Helmet (MVP) ........................................ John Dutton Off. Player ............................................................... Chris Lemon Def. Player .........................................................DeShone Myles Special Teams.......................................................Jason McLean Striker ....................................................................Mike Edwards Newcomer ........................................................... Horacio Leyva Basalite Big Blocker............................................Mike Edwards Coaches’ Award................................................. Kevin Bennett Most Improved Off. ............................................. Greg Russell Most Improved Def. .............................................. Arona Taele Scout Team ................................................. Ryan Dennard (O), Jeff Peterson (D) Fireman ...............................................................James Cannida 1996 Golden Helmet (MVP).................................. DeShone Myles Off. Player.................................................................. Geoff Noisy Def. Player........................................................... Mike Crawford Special Teams.......................................................Jason McLean Newcomer............................................................ Horacio Leyva Basalite Big Blocker.............................................. Jeff Hadwick Most Inspirational Jeff Hadwick James Cannida Striker ...................................................................... Jeff Hadwick Mike Edwards

Mike Crawford DeShone Myles James Cannida Darnell Hasson Scout Team ................................................ Nick Tamasello (O) Chris Lane (D) Fireman ...................................................................Damon Shea 1995 Golden Helmet (MVP)...................................... Alex Van Dyke Off. Player ............................................................. Mike Maxwell Def. Player .........................................................DeShone Myles Special Teams ......................................................Jason McLean Newcomer ........................................................... Horacio Leyva Basalite Big Blocker.............................................. Deron Thorp Most Inspirational Bob Cooper Lamonte Porter Striker...................................................................DeShone Myles Deron Thorp Jeff Hadwick Mike Rockwood Scout Team .........................................................Wade Platz (O) .................................................................................Matt Shoda (D) Fireman ..................................................................................Steve McHenry................................................................... Eric Bennett 1994 Golden Helmet (MVP) ...................................... Mike Maxwell Off. Player ............................................................ Alex Van Dyke Def. Player.................................................. Martin Washington Newcomer............................................................ Horacio Leyva Most Inspirational Mike Breaux Striker Mike Rockwood Deron Thorp Frank Marvitz DeShone Myles Mark Welken Martin Washington Jeff Kondra Darnell Hasson Scout Team.......................................................Arthur Lloyd (O) .....................................................................Justin Tennpenny (D) Fireman...............................................................DeShone Myles

N E VA DA F O O T B A L L

2016 MEDIA GUIDE

POSTSEASON

HISTORY

Postseason History

NOVA HOME LOANS ARIZONA BOWL INTRO

Arizona Stadium – Tucson, Ariz. Attendance: 20,425

Colorado St.

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Sophomore James Butler scored the game-winning touchdown with just 66 seconds remaining and Nevada won the inaugural NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl with a 28-23 victory over Colorado State on Tuesday evening at Arizona Stadium.

TEAM INFO

The Wolf Pack led for the majority of the game before Colorado State connected on a 39-yard field goal to lead by one with just over three minutes remaining. Nevada then drove 72 yards in just eight plays to tally the go-ahead score before holding on late for a thrilling victory. Butler rushed 24 times for 189 yards and two touchdowns, being named Arizona Bowl Offensive Most Valuable Player while setting a program bowl record in total rushing yards. Senior DE Ian Seau posted five tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack and one forced fumble to be named Arizona Bowl Defensive Most Valuable Player. Nevada tallies its fifth bowl victory in program history and its first since the 2010 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. The Pack closes the season with a 7-6 overall record, marking the sixth winning campaign in the past seven seasons. Colorado State also closed the year with a 7-6 record.

PLAYERS

The Wolf Pack scored the bowl game’s first points after Seau tallied his fifth forced fumble of the season, leading to a 19-yard Zuzo field goal. Nevada then took a 6-0 lead early in the second quarter on a Zuzo’s 39-yard field goal. The rest of the first half consisted of fireworks as the teams combined to score on their last five possessions of the second quarter. A 39-yard pass down to the one-

COACHES & STAFF

Nevada Colorado State

Scoring Summary

STATISTICS

1st NEV 2nd NEV CSU NEV CSU NEV CSU

07:21 ZUZO, Brent 19-yd. FG (3-0) 14:13 07:04 06:38 01:46 01:33 00:08

ZUZO, Brent 37-yd. FG (6-0) Stevens, N. 1-yd. run (6-7) BUTLER, James 77-yd. run (13-7) Bryan, W. 20-yd. FG (13-10) MITCHELL, Elijah 96-yd. kickoff return (19-10) Bryan, W. 29-yd. FG

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Nevada

December 29 th, 2015

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Fumbles: Number-Lost Penalties: Number-Yards PUNTS-YARDS Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

NEV

CSU

18 30 40-271 42-222 74 310 6-13-0 22-42-0 345 532 0-0 1-1 3-20 7-65 2-70 2-76 27:30 32:30 3 of 9 9 of 16 0 of 1 0 of 1 4-4 5-6 3-11 1-2

28 23

yard line set up a touchdown rush as Colorado State took the lead, 7-6. On the second play of Nevada’s ensuing drive, the line opened a big hole for Butler, who sprinted 77 yards to the end zone to make it 13-7 with 6:38 to play. The Rams pulled within three points with a 20-yard field goal on their next drive. Junior CB Elijah Mitchell then brought the crowd to their feet with an electric 96yard kickoff return for a touchdown, making it 19-10 with 1:33 left in the quarter. Colorado State drove down for a late field to make it 19-13 at halftime. Nevada drove 12 plays and 53 yards in its opening drive of the second half before Zuzo drilled a 40-yard field goal. Colorado State then pulled within two points, as Jasen Oden scored a nine-yard touchdown rush to make it 22-20 with 3:55 left in the third. The Rams then took the lead late in the fourth quarter with a 38-yard field goal, pulling in front by a 23-22 margin with just 3:40 left to play. With the game on the line and all the chips on the table, Nevada came up clutch with a historic scoring drive. Eight plays, 73 yards in just under two-and-a-half minutes. Butler opened with a 15-yard rush before Stewart added a 14-yard rush on the next play to enter Ram territory. After a one-yard rush, Stewart hit Hasaan Henderson for a 22-yard gain and Butler added another 13-yard rush, and just like that, Nevada was down to the seven-yard line. After a no-yard gain and three-yard rush followed by Colorado State timeouts, Butler rushed up the middle and found pay dirt for the winning score -- a fouryard rush with 66 seconds remaining to make it 28-23.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

3 16 3 6 28 0 13 7 3 23 3rd NEV CSU 4th CSU NEV

09:16 ZUZO, Brent 40-yd. FG (22-13) 03:55 Oden, J. 9-yd. run (22-20) 03:40 Bryan, W. 38-yd. FG (23-22) 01:06 BUTLER, James 4-yd. run (28-23)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NEVADA - BUTLER, J. 192; JACKSON, D. 53; STEWART, T. 29; CSU - Matthews, I. 87; Dawkins, D. 62; Oden, J. 51; Stevens, N. 12; Leonard, C. 10 PASSING: NEVADA - STEWART, T. 6-13-0, 74; CSU - Stevens, N. 22-42-0, 318 RECEIVING: NEVADA - RICHARDSON, J. 4-42; HENDERSON, H. 2-32; CSU - Higgins, R. 9-129; Dawkins, D. 3-35; Hansley, J. 2-31; Matthews, I. 2-31; Walker, S. 2-31; Vaden, J. 2-24; Peralta, N. 1-22; Oden, J. 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: NEVADA - 0; ULL - 0. FUMBLES: NEVADA - 0-0; CSU - 1-1; Stevens, N. 1-1.

Postseason History

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Mercedes-Benz Superdome – New Orleans, La. Attendance: 34,014

Hunter Stover made a career-long 46-yard field goal in the first half and added kicks of 35 and 30 yards for the Ragin’ Cajuns (9-4), who completed their fourth consecutive nine-victory season with their fourth straight New Orleans Bowl win. Cody Fajardo passed for 124 yards and rushed for 49 more for Nevada (7-6), marking the second time he’d passed for more than 2,000 yards and rushed for more than 1,000 in a season.

Demps’ fumble came early in the second quarter on a hit by Sean Thomas, and the ball was recovered by Cajuns linebacker Dominique Tovell at the 11. Demps’ false start later in the quarter moved Nevada back to the ULL 6. Then the Cajuns stuffed a running play and forced two incompletions before Nevada settled for a field goal. Fajardo was 14 of 29, and his incompletions included a pair of key fourth-down passes in the fourth quarter. Both quarterbacks were sacked four times. Broadway’s fast start helped keep Fajardo on the sideline but didn’t amount to many points. The Cajuns scored their only touchdown on their opening possession, capped by Broadway’s 17-yard pass to C.J. Bates. Stover’s first field goal was the only other ULL score in the opening half. Broadway’s first incompletion didn’t come until 44 seconds remained in the first half, when the Cajuns were on the edge of field goal range. But Brock Hekking’s sack of Broadway took ULL out of range, and Broadway’s second incompletion came next as he threw for the end zone as time expired. Broadway was picked as the game’s most valuable player.

But the Wolf Pack, who had 200 or more yards rushing in each of their previous five games, gained only 89 yards on the ground against ULL and failed to score a touchdown for the first time since being shut out at Notre Dame in 2009.

Scoring Summary

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Score Nevada 0 3 0 0 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 10 0 0 6 16

Bates,C.J. 17 yd pass from Broadway,T. (Stover,Hunter kick) Stover,Hunter 46 yd field goal ZUZO, Brent 21 yd field goal

4th

ULL ULL

11:51 04:46

Stover,Hunter 30 yd field goal Stover,Hunter 35 yd field goal

STATISTICS

1st ULL 11:26 ULL 02:55 2nd NEV 02:42

TEAM INFO

Nevada’s defense gave up only one touchdown while forcing four field goal attempts - one of which was missed - but otherwise had a hard time preventing Cajuns quarterback Terrence Broadway from completing passes. ULL had a sizable advantage in yardage (411-213) and time of possession (36:54 to 23:06). Broadway became the first quarterback to complete his first 14 passes in an NCAA Division I bowl game and finished 26 of 31 for 227 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions.

PLAYERS

Nevada failed to reach the end zone for the first time in six seasons and lost 16-3 on Saturday, Dec. 20. Freshman receiver Wyatt Demps fumbled just inside the Ragin’ Cajuns 10-yard line and later was called for a false start on first-and-goal at the 1.

Nevada

COACHES & STAFF

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Nevada Wolf Pack will have to wonder how the New Orleans Bowl might have been different if not for some untimely mistakes deep in Louisiana-Lafayette territory.

Louisiana

INTRO

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NEV

ULL

13 26 89 184 124 227 14-29-0 26-31-0 213 411 1-1 1-1 1-5 1-15 5-210 3-106 23:06 36:54 4 of 15 6 of 14 1 of 3 0 of 1 1-2 3-4 4-27 4-26

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: NEVADA - FAJARDO, C. 13-49; JACKSON, D. 10-25; BUTLER, J. 5-15; ULL - McGuire, E. 16-99; Harris, A. 13-70; Reed, E. 1-8; Broadway, T. 13-7. PASSING: NEVADA - FAJARDO, C. 14-29-0; ULL - Broadway, T. 26-31-0 RECEIVING: NEVADA - TURNER, R. 5-46; RICHARDSON, J. 3-29; BROCK, K. 3-16; DEMPS, W. 2-24; GIPSON, J. 1-9; ULL - Butler, J. 8-53; Fuselier, G. 6-50; McGuire, E. 5-54; Pettis, L. 3-30; Riles, A. 3-23; Bates, C.J. 1-17. INTERCEPTIONS: NEVADA - 0; ULL - 0. FUMBLES: NEVADA - DEMPS, W. 1-1; ULL - Broadway, T. 1-1.

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HISTORY

TEAM STATISTICS

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Postseason History

INTRO

Gildan New Mexico Bowl

Arizona

Branch Field - Albuquerque, N.M. Attendance: 24,610

Nevada

December 15 , 2012 th

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Matt Scott threw two short touchdown passes in the final 46 seconds and college football’s postseason started with a wild one when Arizona rallied past Nevada 49-48 Saturday in the New Mexico Bowl.

TEAM INFO

Overcoming a slow start and three big turnovers, Arizona (8-5) recovered an onside kick in the last minute, setting up Scott’s 2-yard toss to Tyler Slavin with 19 seconds left for the winning score. Arizona trailed 21-0 in the first quarter and was down 45-28 entering the final period. Scott threw for 382 yards and marched his team back into the game despite two earlier interceptions. The nation’s rushing leader, Ka’Deem Carey, gained 172 yards for the Wildcats and but fell short of becoming only the 16th running back in NCAA history to reach 2,000 yards in a season. The teams combined for 1,237 total yards, the second most of any bowl game in history at the time.

PLAYERS

Cody Fajardo threw for three touchdowns and ran for another score to lead the

COACHES & STAFF Scoring Summary

Stefphon Jefferson, the nation’s second-leading rusher, ran for 180 yards for Nevada and also seemed unstoppable as the Wolf Pack took a big lead and held on to it for most of the game. But after forcing Nevada to kick a field goal with 1:48 left that made it 48-35, Scott drove the Wildcats 75 yards. Arizona then recovered an onside kick and Scott moved Arizona into the end zone after three plays and 51 yards. Rich Rodriguez, in his first season as Arizona head coach, is now 3-5 in bowl game appearances. With 180 yards on 34 carries, Jefferson set the Nevada and Mountain West record for most rushing yards in a single season. He passed Chance Kretschmer (2001) at Nevada and Ronnie Hillman (SDSU, 2011) for the Mountain West mark. Jefferson finished the year with 1,883 yards on the ground and will likely finish second in the nation behind Ka’Deem Carey of Arizona.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

21 7

48 49

10 21

14 0

3 21

STATISTICS

1st

12:12 NEV

JEFFERSON, S. 16 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick)

04:22 AZ

Carey, K. 9 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)

04:43 NEV

Sudfeld, Zach 17 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody

00:02 NEV

Hardison, Allen 27 yd field goal

(Hardison, Allen kick)

09:19 NEV

Turner, Richy 33 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody

Sudfeld, Zach 28 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody

(Hardison, Allen kick)

01:33 NEV

Fajardo, Cody 1 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick)

01:52 AZ

Carey, K. 21 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)

4th

14:44 AZ

Hill, A. 63 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)

12:46 AZ

Scott, M. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)

01:48 NEV

Hardison, Allen 25 yd field goal

10:23 AZ

Carey, K. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)

00:46 AZ

Hill, A. 2 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)

05:57 NEV

JEFFERSON, S. 14 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick)

00:19 AZ

Slavin, T. 2 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)

04:29 NEV

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Nevada Arizona

Wolf Pack (7-6). He had 256 yards passing and 140 yards rushing and controlled most of the game, completing 22 of 32 throws.

TEAM STATISTICS

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

39 31 73-403 36-196 256 382 32-22-2 47-28-2 105-659 83-578 0-0 0-0 2-13 1-24 3-56 4-106 2-29 2-28 3-49.3 4-40.2 4-2 2-1 8-77 4-23 39:10 20:50 8 of 16 4 of 11 3 of 3 2 of 3 6-6 5-5 0-0 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Nevada-JEFFERSON, S. 34-180; FAJARDO, Cody 22-140; HALE, Nick 14-73; BRADLEY, Aaron 1-11; WIMBERLY, B. 2-minus 1. Arizona-Carey, K. 28-172; Scott, M. 6-21; Jenkins, D. 1-6; Team 1-minus 3. PASSING: Nevada-FAJARDO, Cody 22-31-2-256; COMBS, Devin 0-1-0-0. Arizona-Scott, M. 28-47-2-382. RECEIVING: Nevada-WIMBERLY, B. 7-57; TURNER, Richy 6-96; BRADLEY, Aaron 3-34; SUDFELD, Zach 2-45; BROCK, Kendall 2-7; HUBER, Joseph 1-13; HALE, Nick 1-4. Arizona-Hill, A. 8-175; Wharton, G. 6-70; Richards, D. 5-53; Slavin, T. 4-37; Carey, K. 3-15; Buckner, D. 2-32. INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-WILLIAMS, Duke 1-27; KEETON, Bryson 1-2. Arizona-Richardson, S. 1-24; Flowers, M. 1-4. FUMBLES: Nevada-JEFFERSON, S. 3-1; TEAM 1-1. Arizona-Baker, J. 1-1; Carey, K. 1-0.

HONOLULU (AP) - Austin Davis made the plays when it counted to send Southern Mississippi coach Larry Fedora out a winner. Davis threw two touchdowns, including a 4-yarder late in the game, and No. 22 Southern Miss earned a school-record 12th victory by holding off Nevada 24-17 in the Hawaii Bowl on Saturday night. “It wasn’t his best game, but he did enough to help us win this football game,” said Fedora, who is leaving after four seasons to take over at North Carolina. Davis overcame a shaky game for the Conference USA-champion Golden Eagles (12-2), and the defense in the second half managed to shut down Nevada’s potent pistol attack led by Lampford Mark. “I thought we struggled the entire game offensively. We made a few big plays at the end, but really the defense, these guys were special and they’ve done that all year,” Davis said. “We made a play or two on offense when we needed to.” Davis was off most of the night but made it count on the game-winning drive. On third-and-goal, he scrambled right and found Kelvin Bolden for the 4-yard score, capping a seven-play, 68-yard drive. He had just 59 yard passing at halftime and finished 18 of 41 for 165 yards. On the winning drive, Davis was 3 of 4 for 66 yards, including a 43-yard completion to Dominique Sullivan down the right sideline and a 19-yarder to a crossing William Spight. Sullivan had five catches for 75 yards. With Davis held in check, the Golden Eagles relied on their defense, stopping Mark on fourth-and-1 at midfield with 3:56 left. Mark had 183 yards rushing for the Wolf Pack (7-6) but was held to just 21 yards in the second half. “Our offense in the second half - our offensive front just didn’t get it done at all and I was really disappointed in that aspect of it. We got stopped on two fourthand-1s,” Wolf Pack coach Chris Ault said. Nevada was without its top receiver, Rishard Matthews, who has 91 receptions for 1,364 yards and eight TDs. The game featured a Hawaii Bowl-record 17 punt, and the 41 combined points was the fewest in bowl history. Cody Fajardo was 8 of 19 for 60 yards for Nevada. He also was held to just 14 yards rushing on nine carries before being replaced by Tyler Lantrip. The Golden Eagles got another big win after capturing their fifth C-USA title by upsetting previously unbeaten Houston 49-28 in the conference championship game. This was the first 10-win season for Southern Miss since 1988. “I couldn’t be more proud of this football team and what this team has accomplished. To be conference champs and Hawaii Bowl champs is tremendous,” Nevada tied the game 17-all late in the third quarter on a 37-yard field goal by Allen Hardison, taking advantage of a miscue by Southern Miss. Tracey Lampley

Fedora said. waved for a fair catch on a punt and was run into by teammate Alex Smith. The ball bounced off Lampley’s left leg and Nevada’s Brandon Marshall recovered on the Southern Miss 14, leading to the field goal. Just as Nevada seemed to take control of the game, Southern Miss scored 10 points in the final 1 1/2 minutes of the first half to take a 17-14 lead into the break. “That was big. I felt like we played so bad, but we were winning at halftime and that’s a credit to how well our defense was playing and our special teams,” Davis said. “Our special teams has made an unbelievable difference in our season this year. It seems like every time we needed it, they managed to come up with a game-changing play.” Mark’s 45-yard run gave the Wolf Pack a 14-7 lead with about 5 minutes left in the half, and Nevada took the ball right back on the ensuing kickoff. Lorenzo Devers returned the kickoff 61 yards and appeared to be heading for a touchdown. After shedding the kicker, Devers was stripped from behind by Khalid Wooten and Thaddeus Brown returned it 16 yards to the Nevada 36. But the team from Reno gambled and ended up turning it over on downs on its own 45 when Mark was stopped short on fourth-and-1. That led to a 48-yard field goal by Hrappman with 1:21 left in the half. “We worked so hard, all the weeks and weeks of preparation. It doesn’t feel right not winning,” Mark said. On the kickoff, Wooten fumbled and Southern Mississippi’s Emmanuel Johnson recovered at the Nevada 24. Seven plays later, Davis threw a 2-yard pass to Lampley in the back of the end zone for the go-ahead score. A brief scuffle broke out between some of the players after the catch, but no one was ejected. With both teams struggling to get going, special teams got the Golden Eagles on the scoreboard from a blocked punt by Tim Green early in the second quarter. Green burst through the middle and leaped in the air, getting his hand on the ball as he flipped over a blocker. Tray Becton-Martin then dropped on the ball in the end zone, giving the Golden Eagles a 7-0 lead. Becton-Martin is the 25th different player to score for the Golden Eagles this year, which leads the nation. Nevada answered with a 5-yard touchdown run by Mark, who had a 25-yard scamper to begin the 81-yard drive. Mark had 41 yards rushing on the drive, giving him 112 yards and his sixth-straight game with 100 or more. Both teams blew good scoring opportunities in the first quarter. Mark burst up the middle for 43 yards and was chased down from behind by Presley, getting Nevada inside the red zone. But Fajardo’s pass on third down was tipped and intercepted in the end zone by Jacorius Cotton.

NEV

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Nevada-Mark, Lampford 29-183; Fajardo, Cody 9-14; Jefferson, S. 1-6; Lantrip, Tyler 4-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; Session, Tray 1-minus 4. Southern Miss-JOHNSON, D. 16-77; WOODYARD, Jamal 3-49; HRAPMANN, Danny 1-29; DAVIS, Austin 9-20; LAMPLEY, Tracy 7-13; TEAM 3-minus 6; BOLDEN, Kelvin 1-minus 11. PASSING: Nevada-Fajardo, Cody 8-19-1-60; Lantrip, Tyler 5-9-0-57. Southern Miss-DAVIS, Austin 18-41-0-165; PIERCE, Quentin 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Nevada-Bradley, Aaron 7-64; Session, Tray 2-39; Hale, Nick 2-16; Jefferson, S. 1-0; Mark, Lampford 1-minus 2. Southern Miss-SULLIVAN, D. 5-75; LAMPLEY, Tracy 4-25; BOLDEN, Kelvin 3-24; JOHNSON, D. 2-5; SPIGHT, William 1-19; TRIPLETT, M. 1-11; BRIGGS, Chris 1-5; LLANOS, F. 1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-None. Southern Miss-COTTON, J. 1-6. FUMBLES: Nevada-Wooten, Khalid 1-1. Southern Miss-HESTER, Jeremy 1-1; LAMPLEY,Tracy 1-1.

STATISTICS

NEV 14 - USM 10 LAMPLEY, Tracy 2 yd pass from DAVIS, Austin HRAPMANN, Danny kick NEV 14 - USM 17 Hardison, Allen 37 yd field goal NEV 17 - USM 17 BOLDEN, Kelvin 4 yd pass from DAVIS, Austin HRAPMANN, Danny kick NEV 17 - USM 24

RECORD BOOK

15 19 45-196 40-171 117 165 28-13-1 42-18-0 73-313 82-336 1-6 0-0 1-3 3-13 5-81 4-116 0-0 1-6 10-35.1 8-43.8 1-1 2-2 5-33 8-35 31:50 28:10 2 of 17 5 of 20 1 of 3 2 of 3 2-3 2-3 2-20 3-15

5-13 1:33 00:12 USM 7-24 1:04 3rd 02:44 NEV 4--6 1:57 05:48 USM 4th 7-68 1:36

HISTORY

2nd 14:06 USM BECTON-MARTIN,T 0 yd blocked punt return HRAPMANN, Danny kick NEV 0 - USM 7 07:45 NEV Mark, Lampford 5 yd run Hardison, Allen kick 13-81 6:16 NEV 7 - USM 7 04:54 NEV Mark, Lampford 45 yd run Hardison, AlleN kick) 4-68 1:29 NEV 14 - USM 7 01:21 USM HRAPMANN, Danny 48 yd field goal

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Score Nevada 0 14 3 0 17 Southern Miss 0 17 0 7 24

Scoring Summary

TEAM STATISTICS

Nevada

TEAM INFO

Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i Attendance: 32,630

PLAYERS

December 24 th, 2011

Southern Miss

COACHES & STAFF

Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl

INTRO

Postseason History

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Postseason History

INTRO

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Nevada

AT&T Park - San Francisco, Calif. Attendance: 41,063

Boston College

January 9 , 2011 th

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Rishard Matthews caught a touchdown pass and returned a punt for another score, and No. 13 Nevada used a strong defensive effort to cap its most successful season ever at college football’s highest level by beating Boston College 20-13 in the Fight Hunger Bowl on Sunday night. Colin Kaepernick threw for 192 yards and a touchdown for the Wolf Pack (13-1), who snapped a four-game bowl losing streak by tying a school record for wins in a season set when it played in what used to be Division I-AA. This game matched BC’s top-ranked rushing defense against Nevada’s high-powered pistol attack that was third in the nation in rushing. The Eagles (7-6) did a good job controlling the Wolf Pack on the ground, holding them to a season-low 114 yards - more than 190 below their season average. Kaepernick was held to 22 yards on nine carries, but managed to top 3,000 yards passing for the season. That allowed him to join Brad Smith and Vince Young as the only FBS quarterbacks to rush for at least 1,000 yards and throw for 3,000 in the same season. With an efficient passing day by Kaepernick, the big plays from Matthews and a stout defense, the Wolf Pack were able to snap Boston College’s five-game winning streak. The Eagles were held to 185 yards. Freshman Chase Rettig completed 14 of 34 passes for 121 yards and two interceptions. Boston College played without leading rusher Montel Harris, who was listed as the starter but did not play after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery in late November. The teams traded field goals in the third quarter, giving Nevada a 20-10 lead heading into the fourth. Boston College was unable to capitalize on an interception that Luke Kuechly returned to the Wolf Pack 6. But two runs netted just a yard and Rettig threw an incompletion on third down, forcing the kick. After Nevada’s field goal late in the third, Rettig’s was intercepted by

Scoring Summary

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Score Nevada 14 3 3 0 20 Boston College 7 0 3 3 13

STATISTICS

1st

08:30 BC

Williams, A 30 yd run, Freese, N kick

2nd

05:48 nev

Martinez, A. 32 yd field goal

1-30

Bc 0-Nev 7

03:40 NEV

3rd 4th

10-65 11:08 4-1 01:17 9-46 03:52 9-52

bc 17-nev 7 Freese, N 22 yd field goal bc 17-nev 10 Martinez, A. 27 yd field goal bc 20-nev 10 Freese, N 32 yd field goal bc 20-nev 13

0:08

Matthews, R. 27 yd pass from Kaepernick, C.

Martinez, A. kick

10-77 4:41

BC 7-Nev 7

02:27 Nev

Matthews, R. 72 yd punt return Martinez, A.

kick

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Marlon Johnson on a deflected ball that gave Nevada the ball at the BC 41. Vai Taua fumbled the ball right back but once again the Eagles were unable to take advantage. Helped by a pair of pass interference penalties, BC got a 32-yard field goal from Nate Freese with 3:52 to play to make it 20-13. The Eagles got the ball back at their 10 with 3:06 to go and got a 32-yard pass from Rettig to Chris Pantale on their first play. Two plays later Khalid Wooten intercepted a pass to seal the win and send the thousands of Nevada fans who drove a few hours from Reno home happy. The Wolf Pack sold about 15,500 tickets, surpassing California and Navy for the most sold in the nine-year history of this game. The attendance of 41,063 was the second largest for the bowl. It included one streaker, who ran on the field in the fourth quarter, causing a brief delay. After an early fumble by Kaepernick led to a 30-yard touchdown run by Andre Williams, Matthews provided the Nevada fans plenty to cheer about in the first half. First, Matthews got behind the defense as Kaepernick scrambled to his left. Kaepernick then flicked a pass toward the end zone for an easy 27-yard score that tied the game for Nevada. The Wolf Pack then held the Eagles to a three-and-out on the next possession and Matthews returned the punt 72 yards to make it 14-7. That was Nevada’s first punt return for a score since Oct. 13, 2001. Nevada added a late 32-yard field goal by Anthony Martinez to take a 10-point lead at the half. The game was sponsored by Kraft, which is using the bowl to promote its efforts to fight hunger in the United States. Instead of a coin for the opening toss, officials tossed an Oreo cookie that was chocolate on one side and vanilla on the other.

bc 14-nev 7

TEAM STATISTICS

Score FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances

20 13 16 12 40-114 25-64 192 121 33-20-1 34-14-2 73-306 59-185 0-0 1-0 4-72 3-12 3-56 5-121 2-11 1-31 7-43.4 9-39.8 2-2 1-0 6-75 6-51 34:46 25:14 6 of 18 4 of 15 0 of 0 0 of 0 2-2 2-2

NEV

5:27 bc 1:26 NEV 2:33 bc 1:39

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Nevada-Taua, Vai 22-76; Kaepernick, C. 9-22; Wimberly, B. 2-12; Shepherd, M. 1-8; Matthews, R. 1-3; Ball, Mike 1-0; TEAM 4-minus 7. Boston College-Williams, A 19-70; Amidon, A 1-5; Rettig, C 5-minus 11. PASSING: Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 20-33-1-192. Boston College-Rettig, C. 14-34-2-121. RECEIVING: Nevada-Matthews, R. 7-86; Green, Virgil 4-62; Shepherd, M. 3-24; Taua, Vai 3-10; Wimberly, B. 2-9; Ball, Mike 1-1. Boston College-Pantale, C. 4-47; Lee, C 3-41; Swigert, B 3-10; Amidon, A 2-18; Williams, A 2-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-Wooten, Khalid 1-6; Johnson, Marlon 1-5. Boston College-Kuechly, L 1-31. FUMBLES: Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 1-1; Taua, Vai 1-1. Boston College-Rettig, C 1-0.

Postseason History

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Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i Attendance: 32,650

Bronco Stadium - Boise, Idaho Attendance: 30,223 10

HONOLULU, HAWAII (AP) -Freshman Kyle Padron threw for an SMUrecord 460 yards, leading the Mustangs to a 45-10 victory over Nevada in the Hawaii Bowl on Thursday night - SMU’s first postseason appearance in 25 years. The 18-year-old Padron, who was 32 of 41 and completed two touchdown passes, was confident and composed on the biggest stage of his career. He earned the starting job after Bo Levi Mitchell was injured in the seventh game of the season and was largely unknown coming out of Southlake Carroll in Texas, which produced quarterbacks Chase Daniel and Greg McElroy. Despite the tiny crowd at the game, people are paying attention to Padron - and SMU. The Mustangs (8-5), who were 1-11 the previous two years, have their most victories since their last postseason game - also in Hawaii. SMU beat Notre Dame 27-20 in the 1984 Aloha Bowl to finish 10-2. Shawnbrey McNeal added 63 yards rushing and three touchdowns, including two in the first quarter. He also had seven catches for 53 yards. The loss was the fourth straight in the postseason for the Wolf Pack (85), whose No. 1 rushing offense in the nation was grounded. While SMU racked up 534 yards of offense, Nevada had held to just 314, including 137 yards rushing. The Wolf Pack averaged 362.3 yards rushing during the regular season and is the first team in NCAA history to have three 1,000-yard rushers. But Nevada was without two of them in running backs Vai Taua and Luke Lippincott. Taua was ruled academically ineligible and Lippincott was sidelined with a toe injury.

NEV SMU - McNeal 9 yd run/Szymanski kick (1st, 13:29) 0 SMU - McNeal 1 yd run/Szymanski kick (1st, 8:22) 0 SMU - Szymanski 22 yd FG (1st, 2:49) 0 SMU - Sanders 17 yd pass from Padron/Szymanski kick (2nd, 5:37) 0 SMU - Beasley 2 yd pass from Padron/Szymanski kick (2nd, 1:17) 0 SMU - Line 3 yd run/Szymanski kick (3rd, 7:45) 0 NEV - Drake 21 yd FG (3rd, 3:08) 3 SMU - McNeal 17 yd run/Szymanski kick (4th, 3:27) 3 NEV - Wimberly 10 yd pass from Kaepernick/Drake kick (4th, 1:04) 10

First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Att-Comp-Int Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Score

13 15 0 14 42 14 0 7 14 35

Maryland

Nevada

BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Da’Rel Scott got out of the doghouse in time to run over Nevada. Benched for 2 1/2 quarters for breaking curfew, Scott ran for 174 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns in 14 carries and Maryland held off the Wolf Pack 42-35 in the Humanitarian Bowl on Tuesday. Scott’s 49-yard touchdown sprint early in the fourth quarter broke a 28-all tie and his 2-yard TD gallop put the Terps up 14 points. Colin Kaepernick kept Nevada (7-6) close, finishing 24-for-47 for a bowl-record 370 yards and three touchdowns. Kaepernick and Nevada capitalized on a pair of mistakes by Maryland quarterback Chris Turner to pull even. Nevada’s Jonathon Amaya intercepted Turner near midfield midway through the third quarter and returned it to the Maryland 22. Three plays later, Kaepernick hit Vai Taua behind the Maryland secondary for a 17-yard TD score to get the Wolf Pack to 28-21. Turner was hit as he attempted to throw a screen at the Nevada 20. The throw went backward and Nate Agaiava recovered for the Wolf Pack. Kaepernick needed only five plays and less than two minutes to draw even, hitting Marko Mitchell on a 21-yard TD. The tie lasted only a couple of minutes. Turner hit Torrey Scott for 26 yards on third down, and two plays later Scott ran for his seventh touchdown of the season. Kaepernick added a 15-yard touchdown run with 2:19 left, but Maryland recovered the ensuing onside kick and ran out the clock.

Scoring Summary

TEAM STATISTICS

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

NEV

17 23 34-137 24-74 177 460 29-15-1 41-32-0 152 57 6-44.5 3-45.0 1-0 1-0 7-61 6-45 27:11 32:49

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: NEV - Mark 15-90; Kaepernick 13-23; Ball 4-19;

Randall 2-5. SMU - McNeal 12-63; Line 4-9; Padron 6-7. PASSING: NEV - Kaepernick 29-15-177-1-1. SMU - Padron 41-32-460-2-0. RECEIVING: NEV - Wimberly 7-80-1; Wellington 2-32; Session 2-30; Sanders 1-23; Green 1-10; Puloka Jr. 1-5; Mark 1- (-3). SMU Robinson 9-176; Sanders 7-124-1; McNeal 7-53; Beasley 3-88-1 Wilkerson 2-18; Loftin 1-4; Haynes 1-0; Line 1-0; Johnson 1-(-3).

SMU 7 14 17 24 31 38 38 45 45

MD NEV MD - Cannon 59 yd pass from Turner/Egekeze kick failed (1st, 13:59) 6 0 NEV - Wellington 1 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (1st, 8:06) 6 7 MD - Smith 99 yd kickoff return/Egekeze kick (1st, 7:53) 13 7 NEV - Taua 17 yd run/Jaekle kick (1st, :46) 13 14 MD - Green 53 yd run/Egekeze kick (2nd, 14:50) 20 14 MD - Tyler 14 yd pass from Turner/Meggett pass from Turner (2nd, :06) 28 14 NEV - Taua 17 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (3rd, 5:58) 28 21 NEV - Mitchell 21 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (4th, 14:13) 28 28 MD - Scott 49 yd run/Egekeze kick (4th, 12:21) 35 28 MD - Scott 2 yd run/Egekeze kick (4th, 7:44) 42 28 NEV - Kaepernick 15 yd run/Jaekle kick (4th, 2:19) 42 35

TEAM STATISTICS md First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Att-Comp-Int Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

TEAM INFO

Nevada

Maryland Nevada

PLAYERS

COACHES & STAFF

0 0 3 7 10 17 14 7 7 45

SMU

STATISTICS

Score

NEV

19 26 39-258 33-114 198 370 27-13-1 49-24-2 386 270 8-39.0 8-30.8 3-2 2-1 6-50 4-35 28:47 31:13

RECORD BOOK

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: MD - Scott 14-174-2; Green 10-72-1; Meggett 10-

35-0; Heyward-Bey 1-6-0; Turner 2-1-0. NEV - Taua 23-101-1; Kaepernick 9-15-1. PASSING: MD - Turner 13-27-1-198-2. NEV - Kaepernick 24-47-2-370-3. RECEIVING: MD - Tyler 5-55-1; Heyward-Bey 4-48-0; Smith 2-33-0; Cannon 1-59-1; Lee-Odai 1-3-0. NEV - McCoy 13-172-0; Mitchell 5-130-1; Wellington 3-14-1; King 2-37-0; 1-17-1

HISTORY

Nevada SMU

INTRO

December 30 th, 2008

December 24 th, 2009

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Postseason History

INTRO

new mexico bowl

mpc computers bowl

University Stadium - Albuquerque, N.M. Attendance: 30,223

Bronco Stadium - Boise, Idaho Attendance: 28,654

December 22 , 2007

December 31st, 2006

New Mexico Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

14 6 0 3 23 0 0 0 0 0

New Mexico

Nevada

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Paul Baker ran for 167 yards in his first start, and Donovan Porterie threw for career-high 354 yards and two touchdowns to help New Mexico beat Nevada 23-0 in the New Mexico Bowl. The Lobos (9-4) ended a 46-year skid without a postseason victory and gave 10th-year coach Rocky Long his first bowl win in five tries. New Mexico’s defense also delivered just the second shutout loss for Nevada’s Hall of Fame coach, Chris Ault. The Wolf Pack (6-7) hadn’t gone scoreless since losing 10-0 to Weber State on Sept. 27, 1980, a span of 329 games - the longest current streak in college football and the second longest in history. It was New Mexico’s first bowl victory since beating Western Michigan 28-12 in the 1961 Aviation Bowl at Dayton, Ohio. The Lobos also notched a nine-win season for just the fourth time in school history. Much of the credit goes to New Mexico’s defenders, who pestered redshirt freshman quarterback Colin Kaepernick all afternoon. The Wolf Pack averaged 36.2 points and 488.9 yards during the season. Nevada logged 23 scoring plays that covered at least 25 yards - second only to Oklahoma’s 25 big-play TDs. Nevada had 210 total yards, with only 73 yards rushing. On a chilly day, with the temperature at kickoff 34 degrees, Kaepernick finished 13-of-31 for 137 yards. He had 10 carries for 40 yards rushing.

STATISTICS

UNM NEV 7 0 14 0 17 0 20 0 23 0

UNM - Smith 66 Yd pass from Porterie/Sullivan kick (1st, 13:38) UNM - Brown 39yd pass from Porterie/Sullivan kick (1st, 2:22) UNM - Sullivan 53yd field goal (2nd, 6:07) UNM - Sullivan 45yd field goal (2nd, 2:48) UNM - Sullivan 37yd field goal (4th, 4:18)

RECORD BOOK

First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Att-Comp-Int Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

NEV

26 12 40-194 30-73 354 137 37-20-1 31-13-0 80 101 2-40.5 11-42.1 3-1 1-1 4-35 8-59 31:36 28:24

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: UNM - Baker 22-167-0; Fussell 5-13-0; Clampit 2-9-0;

HISTORY

150

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Score

Miami

7 7 7 0 21 2 9 3 6 20

Nevada

BOISE, Idaho – Kirby Freeman threw for 272 yards and two long touchdowns, ran for another score and the Hurricanes’ defense came through in the final moments to help Miami beat Nevada 21-20 in the MPC Computers Bowl, Larry Coker’s final game at Miami. Nevada had a first down at the Miami 36 in the final minute, but a diving interception by the Hurricanes’ Chavez Grant with 18 seconds left sealed the win and got Coker the perfect sendoff that his players wanted. Jeff Rowe threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Marko Mitchell, and Brett Jaekle kicked four field goals for Nevada, including 44- and 40-yarders in the fourth quarter to get Nevada within a point. But the Wolf Pack got no closer, thanks largely to Grant’s heroics at the end. Rowe was 20-of-31 for 192 yards for Nevada, which was making its first back-to-back bowl appearances since 1995-96, and Robert Hubbard had 60 yards on 20 carries. Down by seven entering the final quarter against the fifth-ranked defense in the country, Nevada nearly pulled off a comeback -- and may have been denied a great scoring opportunity by a call that didn’t go its way. Facing a third-and-10 from the Miami 28, Rowe dropped back to throw to Anthony Pudewell inside the Miami 10. Pudewell was hit by Kenny Phillips as he tried to catch the ball, which bounced in the air. Replays appeared to show that Pudewell trapped the ball between his knees before it hit the turf, but officials ruled it incomplete and the Wolf Pack settled for a field goal.

Scoring Summary

TEAM STATISTICS unm

Miami Nevada

Porterie6-7-0; Bruno 1-2-0; Quillen 2-2-0; Smith 1-0-0; Brown 1-0-0. PASSING: UNM - Porterie 36-20-1-354-2; Fussell 1-0-0-0-0. NEV - Kaepernick 31-13-0-137-0. RECEIVING: UNM - Brown 7-120-1; Bruno 5-86-0; Smith 5-86-1; Baker 2-42-0; Mark 1-20-0. NEV - Mitchell 6-96-0; McCoy 2-19-0; Puloka 1-13-0; Sammons 1-9-0; Fragger 3-0.

UM - Freeman 1yd run/Peattie kick (1st, 4:20) NEV - Team safety (1st, 0:05) NEV - Mitchell 27yd pass from Rowe/rush failed (2nd, 3:38) UM - Moore 52yd pass from Freeman/Peattie kick (2nd, 1:46) NEV - Jaekle 33yd field goal (2nd, 0:05) NEV - Jaekle 31yd field goal (3rd, 6:22) UM - Shields 78yd pass from Freeman/Peattie kick (3rd, 5:59) NEV - Jaekle 44yd field goal (4th, 14:05) NEV - Jaekle 40yd field goal (4th, 9:25)

TEAM STATISTICS um First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Att-Comp-Int Return Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

UM NEV 7 0 7 2 7 8 14 8 14 11 14 14 21 14 21 17 21 20

NEV

13 23 31-28 38-90 272 207 19-11-1 32-21-1 60 100 6-39.5 6-37.3 0-0 1-0 6-76 1-10 25:58 34:02

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: UM - James 17-35-0 NEV - Hubbard 20-60-0 PASSING: UM - Freeman 19-11-1-272-2 NEV - Rowe 31-20-1-192-1 RECEIVING: UM - Shields 4-101-1 NEV - Hubbard 7-50-0

Postseason History

Nevada

Nevada made its first bowl appearance in 10 years a memorable one, spoiling Central Florida’s bowl debut with a thrilling 49-48 overtime victory in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl. Nevada junior quarterback Jeff Rowe scored on a 4-yard naked bootleg in overtime to lead Nevada to the win. Senior B.J. Mitchell ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns, and junior Robert Hubbard had 126 yards rushing and three touchdowns for the Wolf Pack, which turned in its best season since 1996. UCF kicker Matt Prater booted a 46-yard field goal with 1:32 left to draw UCF to 42-35, and the Golden Knights recovered the onside kick with no timeouts left to set up Brandon Marshall’s dramatic 16-yard TD catch that sent the game into overtime. Trailing 32-28, the Wolf Pack took the lead on Hubbard’s 5-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Nevada scored again on Rowe’s 7-yard scoring pass to Travis Branzell for a 42-32 lead with 3:18 remaining. Kevin Smith scored on a 19 yard run to tie the game at 48 but Prater, who had three field goals during the game, missed the game-tying extra point wide right, giving the Wolf Pack the win.

Ball State Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

0 7 0 8 15 9 3 0 6 18

INTRO

Ball State

Nevada

In what had been billed as another wide-open scoring affair, the defenses rose to the occasion on a cold night in Las Vegas and the Wolf Pack outlasted the Cardinals 18-15 to claim the win. John Dutton completed 11 of his first 13 passes as Nevada forged out to a 9-0 lead after the first quarter as the Wolf Pack defense made a statement, allowing just 26 yards by Ball State in the opening period. But early in the second quarter, LeAndre Moore broke free around right end and scampered 62 yards for the touchdown, pulling the Mid America Conference champion Cardinals to within two points. In the third quarter, Dutton struggled as his hands became near frozen, and he finally gave way to Eric Bennett, whose “hot” hand rallied the Wolf Pack. Bennett drove the Pack into scoring territory early in the fourth quarter and then hit Damond Wilkins for the touchdown, Wilkins’ second of the game. The drive covered 71 yards and Bennett completed four out of five passes. Nevada, behind spirited defensive play most notably by linebackers Mike Crawford and DeShone Myles, held Ball State at bay until late in the game when quarterback Brent Baldwin found Adrian Reese for a 27-yard touchdown pass with just 2:26 remaining in the game. Things got a little tighter when Ball State successfully covered an onside kick. But Crawford, who would be named game Most Valuable Player with 14 tackles, intercepted a pass up the middle and Nevada had its first bowl victory in 50 years.

Scoring Summary

NEV UCF NEV - Wilkins 16 pass from Dutton (kick blocked) 11:39 1st 6 0 UCF-Marshall 51 yd pass from Moffett/Prater kick (1st, 13:20) 0 7 UCF-Smith 78 yd run/Prater kick (1st, 9:24) 0 14 NEV-Hubbard 4 yd run/Jaekle kick (1st, 8:33) 7 14 UCF-Prater 47 yd field goal (1st, 4:08) 7 17 NEV-Mitchell 1 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 11:32) 14 17 NEV-Mitchell 1 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 7:37) 21 17 NEV-Hubbard 24 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 5:01) 28 17 UCF-Prater 38 yd field goal (2nd, 0:56) 28 20 UCF-Marshall 29 yd pass from Moffett/Moffett pass failed (3rd, 8:19) 28 26 UCF-Smith 3 yd run/Moffett pass failed (3rd, 1:51) 28 32 NEV-Hubbard 5 yd run/Jaekle kick (4th, 13:02) 35 32 NEV-Branzell 7 yd pass from Rowe/Jaekle kick (4th, 3:18) 42 32 UCF-Prater 46 yd field goal (4th, 1:32) 42 35 UCF-Marshal1 16 yd pass from Moffett/Prater kick (4th, 0:55) 42 42 NEV-Rowe 4 yd run/Jaekle kick (OT) 49 42 UCF-Smith 19 yd run/Prater kick failed (OT) 49 48

TEAM STATISTICS nev ucf First Downs Rushes/Yards Passing Yards Total Yards Passing (Comp/Att/Int) Punts/Average Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards

30 51/369 254 623 22/32/1 3/44.0 1/1 10/92

30 44/254 301 555 19/36/1 3/38.3 1/0 6/30

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: Smith (UCF) 29-202 3 TDs; Mitchell (NEV) 23-178 2TDs,

Hubbard (NEV) 15-126 3 TDs. PASSING: Moffett (UCF) 19-36-1, 301 yards 3 TDs; Rowe (NEV) 22-32-1, 254 yards 1 TD. RECEIVING: Marshall (UCF) - 11-210 3 TDs; Spencer (NEV) 11-114, Flowers 6-96.

Scoring Summary

NEV - Wilkins 16 pass from Dutton (kick blocked) 11:39 1st NEV - Shea 22-yard field goal 1:04 1st BSU - Moore 62 run (Locklear kick) 12:52 2nd NEV - Shea 33-yard field goal :44 2nd NEV - Wilkins 11 pass from Bennett (pass failed) 12:52 4th BSU - Reese 27 pass from Baldwin (Abernathy/Baldwin) 2:26 4th

NEV BSU 6 0 9 0 9 7 12 7 18 7 18

TEAM STATISTICS nev bsu First Downs Rushes/Yards Passing Yards Total Yards Passing (Comp/Att/Int) Punts/Average Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards

24 31/84 376 460 26/48/2 6/39.0 1/0 6/51

12 36/112 106 218 11/31/1 12/41.1 1/0 7/49

RECORD BOOK

UCF

INDIVIDUAL leaders RUSHING: Lemon (Nev) 24-96; Moore (BSU) 8-74, Blair (BSU) 14-44. PASSING: Dutton (Nev) 18-33-2, 224 yards 1 TD, Bennett 8-15-0

152 yards 1 TD; Baldwin (BSU) 11-31-1, 106 yards 1 TD. RECEIVING: Wilkins (Nev) 10-106 2 TD’s.

HISTORY

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT Score Nevada 7 21 0 14 7 49 UCF 17 3 12 10 6 48

TEAM INFO

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. Attendance: 10,118

December 19 th, 1996

PLAYERS

Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i Attendance: 26,254

December 24 , 2005

COACHES & STAFF

las vegas bowl

STATISTICS

sheraton hawai’i bowl

151

Postseason History

INTRO

las vegas bowl

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. Attendance: 11,127

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. Attendance: 15,476

December 18 th, 1992

December 14 , 1995 th

Toledo Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT Score

7 14 6 7 6 7 7 10 10 3

40 37

Toledo

Nevada

TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Wasean Tait ran wild against the Wolf Pack, gaining 185 yards and scoring four touchdowns on the ground and adding six pass receptions for 53 more yards as Toledo defeated Nevada 40-37 in the first, and so far only, Division IA overtime game in NCAA history. The contest, aired nationally to an ESPN audience, proved to be one of the most entertaining of the bowl lineup. Tait scored the game-winner from two yards out after Nevada was held to a field goal in their half of the first overtime period. Nevada had rallied back from deficits of 14 points in the first half and 10 points in the second half to tie the game at 34 when Damon Shea kicked a 26-yard field goal with 9:28 remaining. Neither team could score in the remainder of regulation, setting up overtime, allowed by the NCAA in bowl games for the first time ever. Tait and the Rockets gained 307 yards rushing and 561 total in the contest. Nevada gained 413, 330 of which came through the air. Alex Van Dyke closed out his brilliant career at Nevada with another standout performance, catching 14 passes for 176 yards for the day. Mike Maxwell was 27-of-49 passing with no interceptions, but no touchdowns either. In an interesting “human interest” side story, Nevada’s DeShone Myles played in the game (and led the team in tackles) despite undergoing an emergency appendectomy just 22 days before the game.

Scoring Summary

STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS nev tol

RECORD BOOK

23 29/83 330 413 27/51/0 5/49.8 2/0 3/15

33 54/307 254 561 23/41/1 3/37.3 4/3 9/84

INDIVIDUAL leaders

HISTORY

152

Bowling Green

Nevada

Nevada’s first appearance in a bowl game in 44 years proved to be one of the most exciting games in the entire bowl line-up for the year as they lost a heartbreaker to Bowling Green in the inaugural Las Vegas Bowl, 35-34. The Falcons scored touchdowns on their first four drives while holding the Wolf Pack to three points for a 28-3 lead in the second quarter. Chris Vargas entered the game at quarterback with 1:50 remaining in the half. Midway through the third quarter, Vargas engineered three quick scoring drives which left the score 28-24 with 3:46 left. The Wolf Pack scored on its fourth consecutive possession with 12:41left in the game after a grueling 78-yard drive that culminated with a 14-yard Vargas pass to Mike Senior to make it 31-28. Nevada drove 86 yards to the one-yard line on its next possession and punched in a 19-yard field goal to make it 34-28. The Pack was forced to punt with 1:45 remaining on a fourth and one situation from the Nevada 32-yard line. Punter Steve Lester fumbled the snap, which gave Bowling Green life from the 15-yard line. Falcon quarterback Eric White rolled right and found wide receiver David Hankins alone in the back of the endzone on a dramtic fourth and goal. Brian Leaver kicked the exta point, and Nevada’s unbelievable comeback was denied the spoils of victory. Vargas passed for 283 yards on 24-of-40 passing and ran for 22 more yards in the near comeback and was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

Scoring Summary

NEV tol 0 7 7 7 7 4 7 21 14 21 17 21 17 27 24 27 24 34 31 34 34 34 37 34 37 40

TOL - Huzjak 31 run (Spring kick) 12:46 1st NEV - Minor 2 run (Shea kick) 1:44 1st TOL - Tait 18 run (Spring kick) 11:57 2nd TOL - Tait 31 run (Spring kick) 7:59 2nd NEV - Minor 1 run (Shea kick) :59 2nd NEV - Shea 34-yard field goal 9:29 3rd TOL - Harris 16 run (kick failed) 3:48 3rd NEV - Bennett 4 run (Shea kick) :56 3rd TOL - Tait 26 run (Spring kick) 14:17 4th NEV - Minor 1 run (Shea kick) 11:51 4th NEV - Shea 26-yard field goal 9:28 4th NEV - Shea 22-yard field goal OT TOL - Tait 2 run OT

First Downs Rushes/Yards Passing Yards Total Yards Passing (Comp/Att/Int) Punts/Average Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Score Nevada 3 0 21 10 34 Bowling Green 14 14 9 7 35

BGS - smith 10 pass from White (Leaver kick) 11:27 1st NEV - Terelak 30-yard field goal 8:22 1st BGS - Jackson 4 run (Leaver kick)2:28 1st BGS - White 8 pass from Smith (Leaver kick) 8:13 3rd BGS - Jackson 17 run (leaver kick) 4:46 2nd NEV - Senior 5 pass from Vargas (Terelak kick) 8:13 3rd NEV - Holmes 5 run (terelak Kick) 5:32 3rd NEV - Matter 3 pass from Vargas (Terelak kick) 3:46 3rd NEV - Reeves 3 run (Terelak kick) 12:41 4th NEV - Terelak 19-yard field goal 7:13 4th BGS - Hankins 3 pass from White (Leaver kick) :22 4th

TEAM STATISTICS nev First Downs Rushes/Yards Passing Yards Total Yards Passing (Comp/Att/Int) Punts/Average Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards

NEV BGS 0 7 3 7 3 14 3 21 3 28 10 28 17 28 24 28 31 28 34 28 34 35

BGS

25 21 35/94 41/157 344 253 438 410 29/49/0 25/41/0 4/16.7 5/23.2 3/2 0/0 3/10 5/56

INDIVIDUAL leaders

RUSHING: Minor (Nev) 16-38, 3 TD’s, Wilson (Nev) 10-34;

RUSHING: Holmes (Nev) 18-62, 1 T;, Vargas (Nev) 4-22;

Tait (Tol) 31-185, 4 TD’s, Huzjak (Tol)13-59, 1 TD. PASSING: Maxwell (Nev) 27-49-0, 330; Huzjak (Tol) 23-41-1, 254. RECEIVING: Van Dyke (Nev) 14-176, West (Nev) 4-46; Tait (Tol) 6-53, Kreitzburg (Tol) 4-49.

Jackson (BGS) 22-113, 2 TD; Smith (BGS) 12-27. PASSING: Vargas (Nev) 24-40-0, 283 yards, 2 TD’s; Gatlin (Nev) 5-8, 61 yards; White (BGS) 24-40-0, 245 yards, 2TD’s; Smith (BGS) 1-1 8 yards, 1 TD. RECEIVING: Reeves (Nev) 8-92; King (Nev) 5-88; Senior (Nev) 6-84, 1 TD; Stephens (Nev) 7-52; Smith (BGS) 7-68, 1 TD; Szlachcic (BGS) 5-51.

Postseason History

Nevada

McNeese State

University of Villanova’s highly spirited and unbelievably rugged Main Liners defeated the Nevada Wolf Pack 27-7 in the Harbor Bowl game in San Diego, Calif., before 20,000 fans. It was a brutally battled ball game, with the Easterners’ rough rock’-em-sock’-em tactics emerging victorious over the air-minded Nevada team. Serious injuries to Nevada’s All-American quarterback Stan Heath, and fullback Sherman Howard in the first half considerably hindered Nevada’s chances of winning. Tommy Kalmanir’s 61-yard run was one of the features of the day as the swift halfback sped through the entire Villanova team for Nevada’s lone touchdown. A second period fumble on the Villanova goal line was extremely demoralizing to the Nevadan’s.

Trailing the entire game, the Wolf Pack had their chance to advance to the semifinals, but missed that chance when a last second field goal, which would have given the team a one-point victory, sailed wide to the left on the final play of the game. Youngstown State left Reno with a 30-28 win, and the Penguins took advantage of that momentum, eventually winning the national championship in Statesboro, GA two weeks later. Making only his second collegiate start, Chris Vargas threw for 340 yards and three touchdowns and drove the Wolf Pack into position for the final goal attempt. Bryan Reeves caught 11 passes for 174 yards and a TD.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

Youngstown St. 3 14 0 13 30 Nevada 0 3 7 18 28

salad bowl

i-aa playoff

January 1st, 1948 Phoenix, Ariz. Nevada North Texas

McNeese State Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

December 8 th, 1990 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 19,776

Georgia Southern

Nevada

Boise State

Georgia Southern won its fourth IAA National Championship with a solid 36-13 win over the Wolf Pack, a team making its first National Championship appearance after having reached the semifinals five times before. Trailing 14-6 at the half, Nevada drove during their first possession in the third quarter 79 yards to the Eagle one-yard line in a crucial series that could have tied the game. Nevada attempted a short field goal, but it was missed. After an exchange of fumbles, the Eagles drove 70 yards and scored. It was a touchdown that sealed the Georgia Southern victory in front of 23,000 delirious Eagle fans and a nationwide CBS-TV audience.

Nevada Ga Southern

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

0 3 0 13 16 6 9 7 0 22

i-aa playoff

December 15 th, 1990 Statesboror, Ga. Attendance: 23, 204

Coming from behind on a risky 95-yard surprise pass play, the University of Nevada won its first post-season bowl appearance under first-year head coach Joe Sheetketski. The Wolf Pack downed a fired up North Texas State collegians 13-6 in a viciously played battle at Phoenix, Arizona, before 12,000 fans. With Nevada on their own five-yard line and trailing 6-0, quarterback Stan Heath faded back and whipped a 50-yard pass to speedster Tommy Kalmanir, who caught it without breaking his stride and romped the remaining distance to the goal-line. Bob Corley converted and later husky Ernie Zeno plowed through for the final score. Again, as in other games, the violent tackles of guard Ken Sinofsky were paralyzing.

INTRO

The Wolf Pack, in their first game of their quest to return to Georgia for another chance at the elusive Division IAA national championship, took on ground-oriented Cowboys of McNeese State in the tournament’s first round. McNeese State’s patient ground attack, which accounted for little yardage through two and a half quarters, came alive on two long, grinding drives of 97 and 96 yards in two successive possessions as the Cowboys cut a 22-3 Nevada lead to a precarious 22-16. McNeese got the ball back twice more, but because time was running out, abandoned the ground game and were stopped by the Pack.

Score

3 3 0 7 13 7 7 6 16 36

3OT

For the second week in a row, the Nevada Wolf Pack needed triple overtime to advance to the I-AA National Championship game with a 59-52 win over conference rival Boise State. Senior fullback Ray Whalen rushed for 245 yards and three touchdowns with a schoolrecord 44 carries. He scored the decisive TD in the third overtime with an eight-yard run, and Nevada’s defense finally held Boise in their half of the alternating possession overtime format. The victory avenged the only loss of the season for the Pack, a 30-14 loss a month earlier in Boise.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

-OT-

Score

Boise State 0 14 14 17 0 7 0 52 Nevada 6 14 3 22 0 7 7 59

TEAM INFO

Youngstown State

PLAYERS

COACHES & STAFF

Nevada

November 10 th, 1991 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 15,962

STATISTICS

Villanova

i-aa playoff

December 7 th, 1991 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 13,476

RECORD BOOK

i-aa playoff

January 1st, 1949 San Diego, Calif. Attendance: 20,000

HISTORY

harbor bowl

153

Postseason History

i-aa playoff

INTRO TEAM INFO

Nevada

Furman

COACHES & STAFF

Furman Nevada

3OT

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

-OT-

Score

7 0 21 0 0 7 0 35 0 13 0 15 0 7 7 42

December 13 th, 1986 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 13,715

Nevada

Georgia Southern

N.E. Louisiana

Nevada

Behind 7-0 early in the second quarter, Treamelle Taylor did what he does best -- took off on a long punt return (53 yards) to put Nevada into position to tie the game on the Northeast Louisiana 16-yard line. One play later, Ray Whalen burst in for the touchdown. Midway through the second quarter, following a fumble by Indian QB Doug Pederson forced by a jarring sack by Mark Drahos, Fred Gatlin hit Taylor with an eight-yard scoring pass and Nevada was ahead for good. Whalen added another TD on a 24-yard run later in the quarter as Nevada scored 21 unanswered points to take a 21-7 lead at the half.

N.E. Louisiana Nevada

i-aa playoff

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Nevada trailed 34-10 in the third quarter when the Pack mounted a comeback, but eventually would fall short, 48-38, to Georgia Southern. Lucius Floyd scored three touchdowns, two through the air and one on the ground. Floyd led Nevada with 64 yards rushing and added 67 yards receiving. Quarterback Eric Beavers threw for four touchdowns and 360 yards. Bryan Calder and Calvin Sailes were each on the receiving end of Beavers’ TD tosses. Georgia Southern rolled up 613 total yards, while the Pack piled up 475 yards.

Score

Ga Southern Nevada

7 0 7 0 14 0 21 0 6 27

i-aa playoff

December 6 th, 1986 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 13,102

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

December 14 th, 1985 Greenville, S.C. Attendance: 10,461

STATISTICS

Nevada

Furman

Tennessee State

Idaho

Nevada

RECORD BOOK HISTORY

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

Tennessee State 0 6 0 0 6 Nevada 14 3 6 10 33

The Wolf Pack handled Big Sky Conference foe Idaho, 27-7, in the first round of the IAA playoffs behind a strong running game. Charvez Foger rushed 16 times for 104 yards and fellow running back Lucius Floyd rushed 25 times for 99 yards and a touchdown. Nevada got its first touchdown on a nineyard pass from Eric Beavers to Bryan Calder. Mary Zendejas added a 22-yard field goal and Joe Peterson fell on a blocked punt in the endzone for the Wolf Pack’s final score. Beavers finished the game nine-of-25 for 86 yards, one interception and one TD.

Idaho Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

10 14 10 14 48 0 10 14 14 38

i-aa playoff

November 29 th, 1986 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 13,715

Nevada’s Marty Zendejas accounted for 12 Wolf Pack points and the defense simply shut down Tennessee State, earning a berth into the 1AA semi-finals. Eric Beavers, who threw for 231 yards, hit Lucius Floyd out of the backfield for an eightyard touchdown hook-up for Nevada’s first score. Charvez Foger, who led the Pack with 89 yards rushing, broke free for a 41-yard score to give Nevada a 14-0 lead and they never looked back. After a Tennessee State touchdown, the Wolf Pack’s Zendejas reeled off four straight field goals, three from beyond 40 yards. Floyd capped the Nevada scoring with his second touchdown, a one-yard plunge. Wide receiver Bryan Calder hauled in five passes.

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November 24 th, 1990 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 11,008

Freshman Chris Vargas came off the bench late in the fourth quarter to lead Nevada to a touchdown and a two-point conversion to tie the game, and the Wolf Pack went on to defeat Furman, 42-35, in triple overtime. Nevada dominated the first half of the game, but failed to score touchdowns on three drives inside the five yard line and only led at the half 13-7. The Wolf Pack scored 15 fourth quarter points, the last eight on a last-minute drive with a 13-yard pass from Vargas to Ross Ortega with 16 seconds left. Vargas calmly hit Joe King for the two-point conversion, and the game went to overtime at 28-28. Nevada’s Ray Whalen put the game away in the third OT with his fourth touchdown.

PLAYERS

154

i-aa playoff

December 1ST, 1990 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 11,519

Score

0 7 0 0 7 3 14 10 0 27

Furman came out of the gates on fire and did not let Nevada into the game. The Wolf Pack’s season ended with their 35-12 loses in the second round of the I-AA playoffs. Eric Beavers was picked off four times at the hands of the Paladin’s defense. Despite the interceptions, Beavers was able to throw for 308 yards and a 14-yard touchdown pass to Bryan Clader. Nevada’s other touchdown came from a one-yard touchdwon run by Charvez Foger. Foger finished the game with 54-yards on 15 carries. The Wolf Pack finished 12-2 on the year.

Nevada Furman

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

0 6 0 6 12 7 14 7 7 35

Postseason History

Arkansas State

Nevada

North Texas

Arkansas State Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

7 3 0 13 23 0 7 17 0 24

Nevada’s offensive attack was shut down in its 23-7 loss to the Southern Illinois Salukis in Carbondale, Ill. The Wolf Pack could only muster 128 total yards against the tough Saluki defense. Southern Illinois got three first half field goals to give the Salukis a 9-0 lead at the intermission. Nevada fought back and scored the only points of the third quarter when running back Anthony Corley scored on a two-yard run to pull the Wolf Pack within two points. Southern Illinois answered back in the fourth quarter with two touchdowns of their own and put Nevada away and out of the IAA playoffs.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

Nevada 0 0 7 0 7 Southern Illinois 3 6 0 14 23

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The Wolf Pack picked up their second I-AA playoff victory in as many weeks by defeating North Texas State in overtime, 20-17. Nevada jumped out to an early 7-0 lead when Eric Beavers completed a 17-yard pass to Scott Threde on their first possession. The Eagles tied the game at seven with a 13-yard touchdown pass at the end of the first quarter. North Texas took the lead after intermission with a 33-yard field goal. The Pack answered with Beavers second touchdown of the game. North Texas sent the game into overtime, but Zendejas kicked a 32-yard field goal to put Nevada in the semifinals.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- Score

North Texas 0 7 3 7 0 0 17 Nevada 7 0 0 10 0 3 20

i-aa playoff

November 26 th, 1983 Pocatello, Idaho Attendance: 10,333

i-aa playoff

December 8 th, 1979 Richmond, Ky. Attendance: 5,100

December 9 th, 1978 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 14,026

Nevada

Eastern Kentucky

Massachusetts

Idaho State

Nevada

30 2OT

Nevada

Nevada traveled to Pocatello, Idaho and came away with a I-AA playoff win against Idaho State, 27-20, on Nov. 26, 1983. The Wolf Pack jumped out to a 14-0 lead at the half with the help of an Otto Kelly threeyard touchdown run and two field goals from Tony Zendejas. Idaho State came out focused in the third quarter putting together backto-back touchdown drives, cutting Nevada’s lead to one. The Wolf Pack responded with 13 unanswered points before the Bengals scored with five minutes left in the game to pull within a touchdown. The Nevada defense took over and stopped Idaho State without a point. Kelly led Nevada with 145 rushing yards and one TD. Zendejas kicked four field goals, including two from beyond 50 yards.

Nevada Idaho State

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

3 11 3 10 27 0 0 13 7 20

This game needed two overtime periods to decide a winner. Eastern Kentucky came ahead when all was said and done by a score of 33-30 of Nevada. The Wolf Pack found themselves down 23-3 with 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter when they mounted a come back that would send the game into its first overtime. Frank Hawkins scored with :39 seconds remaining in regulation and capped the 21-0 run to end the game and send it into extra time. Hawkins finished the day with 136 yards. Nevada finished its season with an 8-4 record.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- Score

Nevada 0 0 3 20 7 0 30 E. Kentucky 13 3 0 7 7 3 33

Nevada’s first ever I-AA playoff game resulted in a 44-21 loss to the University of Massachusetts on Dec. 9, 1978. 14,026 Fans made their way to Mackay Stadium in Reno, Nev. to witness the game. The Minute Men had all cylinder rolling right out of the gate, jumping out to a 21-7 led after the first quarter. Massachusetts then extended their led before halftime when they completed a 47-yard pass with 15 seconds remaining. After halftime, Massachusetts picked up where they left off and opened the lead to 44-7 with 6 minutes remaining in the game. The Pack had one final surge left in them to pull within striking distance, but it was too little, too late.

Massachusetts Nevada

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Score

21 7 13 3 44 7 0 0 14 21

TEAM INFO

Nevada

PLAYERS

COACHES & STAFF

Southern Illinois

STATISTICS

INTRO

December 3 rd, 1983 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 7,878

Nevada

Nevada avoided disaster with a fourth quarter blocked extra point that would have tied the game at 24. The deflected kick perserved the 24-23 victory advancing them to the second round of the I-AA playoffs. The Wolf Pack fell behind early and went into halftime down 10-7. Nevada’s only touchdown came when Charvez Foger scampered in from five yards out. Nevada then rallied for a 17 point third quarter while the defense held Arkansas State scoreless. Eric Beavers threw for two touchdowns in the quarter and finished the game with 215 yards. Marty Zendejas was successful on on three extra point tries and connected on a 46-yard field goal for the Wolf Pack.

i-aa playoff

December 10 th, 1983 Carbondale, Ill. Attendance: 14,500

RECORD BOOK

i-aa playoff

December 7 th, 1985 Reno, Nev. Attendance: 10,241

HISTORY

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