2015 Prospectus - Pac-12

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FOOTBALL SEASON
PROSPECTUS
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2015 Pac-12 Football Media Days
Thur., July 30 - Fri., July 31, 2015
Thursday: 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Warner Bros. Studio
Burbank, Calif.
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LEVI’S® STADIUM
SANTA CLARA, CA
2015 PAC-12 FOOTBALL
PAC-12 CONFERENCE
www.pac-12.org
Commissioner: Larry Scott
360 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94107
University of Arizona • Arizona State University • University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles • University of Colorado • University of Oregon
Oregon State University • University of Southern California • Stanford University
University of Utah • University of Washington • Washington State University
Pac-12 Football Directory
Football Administration: Woodie Dixon
Coordinator of Football Officiating: David Coleman
Communications: Dave Hirsch ([email protected])
The Pac-12 Networks’ original docu-series The Drive:
Pac-12 Football returns this season and will feature a
two-team format, splitting its focus between Oregon
State and Utah football programs.
Season three of The Drive: Pac-12 Football will consist of 30-minute episodes featuring
both teams airing weekly across all seven Pac-12 Networks throughout the fall.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2014 Final Standings................................................4
2014 Bowl Results....................................................4
2015 Pac-12 Football Preview................................5-6
2015 Pac-12 NFL Draft Selections............................6
2015 Composite Schedule........................................7
TEAM INFORMATION.................................... 8-29
Arizona Wildcats....................................................8-9
Arizona State Sun Devils.....................................10-11
California Golden Bears......................................12-13
Colorado Buffaloes.............................................14-15
Oregon Ducks....................................................16-17
Oregon State Beavers.........................................18-19
Stanford Cardinal...............................................20-21
UCLA Bruins......................................................22-23
USC Trojans.......................................................24-25
Utah Utes..........................................................26-27
Washington Huskies...........................................28-29
Washington State Cougars..................................30-31
2014 REVIEW............................................. 32-45
Team Leaders....................................................32-34
Individual Stats Leaders.....................................35-36
Conference-Only Team Leaders..........................37-38
Conference-Only Individual Stats Leaders...........40-41
Pac-12 Honors........................................................42
Pac-12 All-Academic Teams...................................43
CREDITS: The 2015 Pac-12 Football Preview was written and
edited by Dave Hirsch, with the assistance of the Pac-12 sports
information directors. Copy will be available electronically at
www.pac-12.com.
Pac-12 Football Media Days
Thursday, July 30 - 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Friday, July 31 - 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Warner Bros. Studio • Burbank, Calif.
Media Day Attendees
SCHOOL.........................................COACH............................... STUDENT-ATHLETES
ARIZONA............................................Rich Rodriguez...................... TBD
ARIZONA STATE.................................Todd Graham......................... Mike Bercovici, QB; Jordan Simone, S
CALIFORNIA.......................................Sonny Dykes.......................... Jared Goff, QB; Hardy Nickerson, LB
COLORADO........................................Mike MacIntyre...................... Stephane Nembot, OT; Kenneth Olugbode, ILB
OREGON............................................Mark Helfrich........................ Royce Freeman, RB; Rodney Hardrick, LB
OREGON STATE..................................Gary Andersen....................... Storm Barrs-Woods, RB; Larry Scott, CB
STANFORD.........................................David Shaw........................... Kyle Murphy, LT; Blake Martinez, LB
UCLA..................................................Jim Mora............................... Jake Brendel, C; Fabian Moreau, DB
USC....................................................Steve Sarkisian...................... Cody Kessler, QB; Su’a Cravens, LB-S
UTAH.................................................Kyle Whittingham................... Devontae Booker, RB or Kenneth Scott, WR; Jared Norris, LB
WASHINGTON....................................Chris Petersen....................... TBD
WASHINGTON STATE.........................Mike Leach............................ Joe Dahl, OT; Jeremiah Allison, LB
Media interested in covering the event are required to apply for credentials online at www.sportssystems.com/pac12football
2015 PAC-12 FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS
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2014 FINAL STANDINGS
NORTH
Oregon#
Stanford
Washington
California
Oregon State
Washington State
SOUTH
Arizona#
Arizona State
UCLA
USC
Utah
Colorado
PAC-12OVERALL
W-L Pct.
PF
PA
8-1.889395225
5-4.556 214175
4-5.444236216
3-6.333338397
2-7.222213328
2-7 .222 272 377
W-L
Pct.
PF
PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div
13-2 .867 681354 6-1 5-0 2-1 5-0
8-5 .615 353213 4-2 3-3 1-0 4-1
8-6 .571 423347 4-3 4-2 0-1 3-2
5-7 .417 459 477 2-5 3-2 0-0 2-3
5-7 .417 308379 3-4 2-3 0-0 0-5
3-9 .250 382 463
1-6
2-3
0-0
1-4
W-L Pct.
PF
PA
7-2 .777 321242
6-3 .667 286 264
6-3 .667305258
6-3 .667289221
5-4 .556 221263
0-9 .000263387
W-L
Pct.
PF
PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div
10-4 .714 483395 6-1 4-1 0-2 3-2
10-3 .769 480 383
5-1
4-2
1-0
3-2
10-3 .769 435365 3-3 5-0 2-0 4-1
9-4 .692 466 327 5-1 3-3 1-0 2-3
9-4 .692 407 324 3-3 5-1 1-0 3-2
2-10 .167 342468 1-5 1-4 0-1 0-5
# - Division representative in the Pac-12 Championship Game.
2014-15 PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS:
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl: No. 22 UTAH 45, Colorado State 10
Hyundai Sun Bowl: No. 15 ARIZONA STATE 36, Duke 31
National University Holiday Bowl: No. 24 USC 45, Nebraska 42
Foster Farms Bowl: STANFORD 45, Maryland 21
VIZIO Fiesta Bowl: No. 20 Boise State 38, No. 10 ARIZONA 30
Rose Bowl Presented by Northwestern Mutual/CFP Semifinal Game: No. 2 OREGON 59, No. 3 Florida State 20
Valero Alamo Bowl: No. 14 UCLA 40, No. 11 Kansas State 35
TicketCity Cactus Bowl: Oklahoma State 30, WASHINGTON 22
CFP Championship Game: Ohio State 42, OREGON 20
PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP
Dec. 5, 2014 - Santa Clara, Calif. (Levi’s Stadium)
ARIZONA13
OREGON51
Facing No. 7 Arizona on a rain-soaked field, No. 2 Oregon dominated all phases of the game to earn a 51-13 win and claim the 2014 Pac-12 Football
Championship. With the victory, the Ducks earned a bid to the inaugural four-team College Football Playoff.
Even though Arizona won the previous two meetings between these teams, Oregon flipped the script in the Pac-12 Championship Game.
“That’s the neatest part about this group, is that they never stop believing in this process,” Oregon coach Mark Helfrich said following the win. “Arizona
got the better of us this season and we never looked back from it. It’s a different team this time of year. We have elevated a bunch of different ways. There
are a bunch of big smiles and I’m proud of that.”
Marcus Mariota went out in style. The Oregon quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner went 25-of-38 for 313 yards and two touchdowns through the
air while adding 33 yards and three more scores on the ground.
The Wildcats entered the contest averaging nearly 37 points, but couldn’t get any momentum going against the Ducks. The Ducks’ defense dominated
and by halftime, held a commanding 23-0 lead after allowing Arizona just 25 yards of offense on 25 plays. Arizona achieved a pair of first downs on its
initial drive of the game, but proceeded to go three-and-out on its next six possessions to close out the first half. By intermission, the Wildcats had 39
penalty yards, 34 passing yards and minus-9 rushing.
Meanwhile, the Ducks were able to build a big lead despite some struggles of their own in the first half. Early drives stalled in the red zone and kicker
Aidan Schneider went 3-of-4, including a 31-yarder as the clock expired. Freshman Royce Freeman carried the ball 15 times for 90 yards as Oregon
dominated time of possession, 20:29 to Arizona’s 9:31. Both of Oregon’s first-half touchdowns came via Mariota, who kept the ball on a 7-yard score
midway though the second period before scampering for another 4-yard touchdown a few minutes later.
Mariota got to work in the third quarter, throwing a pair of touchdown passes while adding his third rushing score of the night from one yard out.
Mariota became the first player in the Football Bowl Subdivision to score at least four touchdowns in 10 different contests this year. He also became the
first player in college football history with a touchdown pass in 39 straight games to begin his career, while his third-quarter touchdown connection to
Devon Allen marked the 100th of his career.
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2015 PAC-12 NOTEBOOK
PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: The Pac-12 Football Championship Game returns to Levi’s® Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The teams with the best record in their respective divisions will meet in the
Pac-12 title game on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015 (ESPN).
THE RETURNEES: A total of 178 starters, who started at least half of his team’s games or a majority
of game at a specific position, return to Pac-12 football squads in 2015. That’s out of a possible 288
(including kickers and punters) for an average of 14.8 starters returning per team. UCLA returns the
most with 19 starters, followed by Arizona State with 17 returning starters. Stanford returns the fewest
starters with 11. Here are the numbers:
Returning Starters
UCLA
Arizona State
California
USC
Utah
Colorado
Oregon
Washington State
Arizona
Oregon State
Washington
Stanford
Total
Average
2015-16 PAC-12
BOWL PARTNERS
Off
Def
PK/P
Total
98 2 19
7
8
2
17
87 1 16
87 1 16
77 2 16
69 0 15
76 2 15
7
6
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66 2 13
10
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64 2 12
83 0 11
8973 16 178
7.46.1 1.3 14.8
THE HEADLINERS: Among those 178 returning starters are a number of headliners, including a total
of eight first-team and 14 second-team All-Pac-12 performers. Explosive offenses dominated league
play with eight teams piling up 430 yards or more in total offense, while nine teams averaged 30 or
more points per game.
RETURNING SIGNAL-CALLERS: Despite losing the services of Arizona State’s Taylor Kelly (ASU career record with 10,223 yards of total offense), Oregon’s Marcus Mariota (Heisman Trophy winner and
Pac-12 career record-holder with 13,023 yards in total offense), Oregon State’s Sean Mannion (Pac-12
career record-holder 13,600 passing yards), UCLA’s Brett Hundley (UCLA’s all-time leader in total offense - 11,713 yds) and Washington State’s Connor Halliday (WSU’s all-time leader with 11,304 passing yards and 90 TD passes), the Pac-12 is in good hands with seven returning signal callers, while two
others picked up three starts each last season for injured starters. Here’s what’s back behind center:
Cody Kessler, USC
Jared Goff, California
Anu Solomon, Arizona
Sefo Liufau, Colorado
Kevin Hogan, Stanford
Cyler Miles, Washington
Travis Wilson, Utah
Luke Falk, Washington State#
Mike Bercovici, Arizona State#
RatingPct.
167.1* 69.7*
147.3
62.0
132.5
58.3
131.8
65.3*
145.4
65.7
142.4
66.6
134.7
60.7
140.4
64.2
144.1
61.8
Yards TDs
3,826
39*
3,973* 35*
3,793
28*
3,200* 28*
2,792
19
2,397
17
2,170
18
1,859
13
1,445
12
# - 3 starts each in 2014; * - School record
HAVE BALL, WILL RUN: Eight of the Pac-12’s top 10 rushers return in 2015, led by a pair of 1,500yard rushers in UCLA’s Paul Perkins (1,575 yds) and UTAH’s Devontae Booker (1,512 yds). While
most teams went to the air last season, there were seven teams that balanced their offense by rushing
for 160 or more yards per game. Due to the success of OREGON’s Royce Freeman, the Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year, Oregon topped the league with 234.5 yards per game on the ground. Freeman gained 1,365 yards and added 18 TDs. ARIZONA’s Nick Wilson set an UA freshman record with
1,375 yards. CALIFORNIA’s Daniel Lasco became the first Golden Bear to rush for 1,000 yards since
2011 when he tallied 1,115 yards and 12 TDs. ARIZONA STATE’s D.J. Foster rushed for 1,081 yards
and 9 TDs, and added another 688 receiving yards. He was the only FBS running back last season to
rush for 1,000 yards and collect 600 receiving yards.
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2015 PAC-12 NOTEBOOK
HERE’S THE CATCH: The NFL Draft gave proof that the Pac-12 featured some of the nation’s top receivers last season with USC’s Nelson
Agholor, Washington State’s Vince Mayle, Arizona State’s Jaelen Strong,
and Stanford’s Ty Montgomery all having been selected in the first four
rounds. But the league is not void of another talented group of pass
catchers. Three returning receivers topped 1,000 yards last season COLORADO’s Nelson Spruce caught a school-record 106 passes for
1,198 yards and 12 TDs, ARIZONA’s Cayleb Jones hauled in 73 passes
for 1,019 yards and 9 TDs, while OREGON’s Byron Marshall had 74
receptions for 1,003 yards and 6 TDs. Three additional receivers with
standout numbers will need to show patience with new starting quarterbacks in 2015 - OREGON STATE’s Victor Bolden (72 rec/798 yds/2
TDs), WASHINGTON STATE’s River Cracraft (66 rec/771 yds/8 TDs)
and UCLA’s Jordan Payton (67 rec/954 yds/7 TDs).
IT STARTS UP FRONT: The Pac-12 returns an average of 3.5 offensive
lineman per team, with no team returning less than two starters. USC,
OREGON STATE and WASHINGTON STATE each returns all five starters
from a year ago. USC C Max Tuerk, a three-year starter and 2014 AllPac-12 performer, anchors the Trojan line with help from OG-OT Toa
Lobendahn, who earned Freshman All-America honors. WASHINGTON
STATE LT Joe Dahl will protect the backside of the Cougar quarterback
in WSU’s highly-potent passing game. In fact, the Cougars return all
18 scholarship linemen. Returning second team All-Pac-12 performers include UCLA C Jake Brendel, ARIZONA STATE C Nick Kelly and
STANFORD LT Kyle Murphy.
DEFENSES EXPECT TO SHOWCASE NEW TALENT: Of the 39 Pac-12
players selected in the NFL Draft, 24 came from the defensive side of
the ball. And with an average of 6.1 defensive starters per team returning, that’ll give 60 players an opportunity to fill a starting role and
make an impact in 2015. The league’s top seven tacklers return, led by
ARIZONA All-America LB Scooby Wright III. Wright III led the Pac-12
with 163 tackles (11.6 avg) and 29.0 tackles for loss (2.07 avg). Three
other returnees recorded 100 or more tackles - UTAH LB Jared Norris
(116 tackles/8.9 avg), STANFORD LB Blake Martinez (102 tackles/7.8
avg) and ARIZONA STATE’s Jordan Simone (100 tackles/8.3 avg). With
seven returner starters who were key in Utah’s nation-leading 55 sacks
(4.23 avg), the Utes will continue to earn the moniker “Sack Lake City”
behind the aggressive play of DE Hunter Dimick (10.0 sacks) and his
teammates. Half of UCLA’s returning starters earned first or second
team All-Pac-12 honors last season - DB Ishmael Adams (41 tackles/2
interceptions), LB Myles Jack (87 tackles/6.7 avg), DL Kenny Clark (58
tackles/5.5 tackles for loss), DB Fabian Moreau (53 tackles/4.1 avg).
All-Pac-12 DB Su’a Cravens led USC with 17.0 tackles for loss.
GET YOUR KICKS: UTAH P Tom Hackett, a Ray Guy Award winner and
consensus All-America selection, led the nation in punt average (47.6).
ARIZONA P Drew Riggleman was second in the league (46.1). Four
returning place kickers each connected on at least 20 field goals last
season - ARIZONA STATE’s Zane Gonzales (22-of-27, 81.5%), UTAH’s
Andy Phillips (23-of-28, 82.1%), WASHINGTON’s Cameron Van Winkle
(20-of-24, 83.3%) and ARIZONA’s Casey Skowron (20-of-28, 71.4%).
Special teams play in the area of kick return will get a boost with the
return of CALIFORNIA’s Trevor Davis (32.6 kr avg, 2 TDs), USC’s Adoreé
Jackson (29.7 kr avg/2 TDs), WASHINGTON’s Dante Pettis (10.3 pr
avg/1 TD) .
THE NEW GUY: OREGON STATE welcomes head coach Gary Andersen to lead the Beavers’ football program. That’s nine head coaching
changes in the Pac-12 over the last three years. The current group of
Pac-12 head coaches have combined to post an impressive FBS record
of 688-389 (.639).
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Pac-12 Players in 2015 NFL Draft
First Round
2.
6.
12.
13.
17.
18.
20.
25.
30.
Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon
Leonard Williams, DE, USC
Danny Shelton, DT, Washington
Andrus Peat, OT, Stanford
Arik Armstead, DE, Oregon
Marcus Peters, DB, Washington
Nelson Agholor, WR, USC
Shaq Thompson, LB, Washington
Damarius Randall, DB, Arizona State
Tennessee
New York Jets
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Carolina
Green Bay
Second Round
12/44.
13/45.
15/47.
19/51.
21/53.
32/64.
Hau’Oli Kikaha, LB, Washington
Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA
Eric Rowe, DB, Utah
Nate Orchard, LB, Utah
Jake Fisher, OT, Oregon
Jordan Richards, S, Stanford
New Orleans
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New England
Third Round
2/66.
6/70.
7/71.
10/74.
16/80.
25/89.
29/93.
30/94.
32/96.
34/98.
Jeremiah Poutasi, OG, Utah
Jaelen Strong, WR, Arizona State
Hroniss Grasu, C, Oregon
Owa Odighizuwa, DE, UCLA
Alex Carter, CB, Stanford
Sean Mannion, QB, Oregon State
Henry Anderson, DE, Stanford
Ty Montgomery, WR, Stanford
Xavier Cooper, DT, Washington State
Steven Nelson, CB, Oregon State
Indianapolis
Houston
Chicago
New York Giants
Detroit
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Green Bay
Cleveland
Kansas City
Fourth Round
15/114.
21/120.
24/123.
26/125.
36/135.
Jamil Douglas, OG, Arizona State
Josh Shaw, S, USC
Vince Mayle, WR, Washington State
Buck Allen, RB, USC
Marcus Hardison, DT, Arizona State
Miami
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Fifth Round
11/147. Brett Hundley, QB, UCLA
15/151. David Parry, DT, Stanford
36/172. D.J. Alexander, LB, Oregon State
Green Bay
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sixth Round
8/184. Kaelin Clay, WR, Utah
22/198. Randall Telfer, TE, USC
33/209. Obum Gwacham, DE, Oregon State
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Seattle
Seventh Round
2/219. Hayes Pullard, LB, USC
24/241. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, CB, Oregon
31/248. Ryan Murphy, DB, Oregon State
Number of 2015 NFL Draft picks by school:
6 - Stanford, USC
5 - Oregon, Oregon State
4 - Arizona State, Utah, Washington
3 - UCLA
2 - Washington State
Cleveland
Cleveland
Seattle
2015 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
Thurs., Sept. 3
Michigan at UTAH, 6:30 p.m. (FS1)
UTSA at ARIZONA, 7 p.m. (P12N)
COLORADO at Hawai’i, 7 p.m. (CBSSN)
Fri., Sept. 4
Weber State at OREGON STATE, 5 p.m. (P12N)
WASHINGTON at Boise State, 7:15 p.m. (ESPN)
Thurs., Oct. 8
WASHINGTON at USC, 6 p.m. (ESPN)
Sat., Oct. 10
OREGON STATE at ARIZONA
COLORADO at ARIZONA STATE
CALIFORNIA at UTAH
WASHINGTON STATE at OREGON
Sat., Sept. 5
Portland State at WASHINGTON STATE, 11 a.m.
(P12N)
Virginia at UCLA, 12:30 p.m. (FOX)
Grambling at CALIFORNIA, 2 p.m. (P12N)
Eastern Washington at OREGON, 5 p.m. (P12N)
Arkansas State at USC, 8 p.m. (P12N)
ARIZONA STATE vs. Texas A&M (1)
STANFORD at Northwestern
Thurs., Oct. 15
UCLA at STANFORD, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Fri., Sept. 11
Utah State at UTAH, 6 p.m. (ESPN2)
Thurs., Oct. 22
CALIFORNIA at UCLA, 6 p.m. PT (ESPN)
Sat., Sept. 12
Sacramento State at WASHINGTON, 11 a.m.
(P12N)
Massachusetts at COLORADO, 11 a.m. (P12N)
San Diego State at CALIFORNIA, 2 p.m. (P12N)
ARIZONA at Nevada, 4 p.m. (CBSSN)
Idaho at USC, 5 p.m. (P12N)
OREGON at Michigan State, 8 p.m. (ABC)
UCF at STANFORD, 7:30 p.m. (FS1)
UCLA at UNLV, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Cal Poly at ARIZONA STATE, 8 p.m. (P12N)
OREGON STATE at Michigan
WASHINGTON STATE at Rutgers
Sat., Oct. 24
WASHINGTON STATE at ARIZONA
UTAH at USC
COLORADO at OREGON STATE
WASHINGTON at STANFORD
Fri,. Sept. 18
New Mexico at ARIZONA STATE, 7 p.m. (P12N)
Sat,. Sept. 19
Georgia State at OREGON, 11 a.m. (P12N)
Utah State at WASHINGTON, 2 p.m. (P12N)
COLORADO vs. Colorado State (2), 4 p.m. (CBSSN)
San Jose State at OREGON STATE, 5 p.m. (P12N)
STANFORD at USC, 5 p.m. (ABC)
Wyoming at WASHINGTON STATE, 5:30 p.m. (P12N)
UTAH at Fresno State, 7:30 p.m. (CBSSN)
BYU at UCLA, 7:30 p.m. (FS1)
Northern Arizona at ARIZONA, 8 p.m. (P12N)
CALIFORNIA at Texas, 6:30 p.m. (FOX)
Fri., Sept. 25
STANFORD at OREGON STATE, 7 p.m. (FS1)
Sat., Sept. 26
UCLA at ARIZONA
USC at ARIZONA STATE
Nicholls State at COLORADO
UTAH at OREGON
CALIFORNIA at WASHINGTON
Sat., Oct. 3
ARIZONA at STANFORD
ARIZONA STATE at UCLA
OREGON at COLORADO
WASHINGTON STATE at CALIFORNIA
Sat., Oct. 17
ARIZONA at COLORADO
ARIZONA STATE at UTAH
USC at Notre Dame
OREGON at WASHINGTON
OREGON STATE at WASHINGTON STATE
Thurs. Oct. 29
OREGON at ARIZONA STATE, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Sat., Oct. 31
ARIZONA at WASHINGTON
USC at CALIFORNIA
COLORADO at UCLA
OREGON STATE at UTAH
STANFORD at WASHINGTON STATE
Sat., Nov. 7
ARIZONA at USC
ARIZONA STATE at WASHINGTON STATE
UCLA at OREGON STATE
STANFORD at COLORADO
UTAH at WASHINGTON
CALIFORNIA at OREGON
Fri., Nov. 13
USC at COLORADO, 6 p.m. (ESPN2)
Sat., Nov. 14
UTAH at ARIZONA
WASHINGTON at ARIZONA STATE
WASHINGTON STATE at UCLA
OREGON at STANFORD
OREGON STATE at CALIFORNIA
Sat., Nov. 21
ARIZONA at ARIZONA STATE
USC at OREGON
UCLA at UTAH
COLORADO at WASHINGTON STATE
WASHINGTON at OREGON STATE
CALIFORNIA at STANFORD
Fri., Nov. 27
OREGON STATE at OREGON, 12:30 or 1 p.m.
(FOX or FS1)
WASHINGTON STATE at WASHINGTON, 12:30 or
1 p.m. (FOX or FS1)
Sat., Nov. 28
ARIZONA STATE at CALIFORNIA
UCLA at USC
COLORADO at UTAH
Notre Dame at STANFORD
Sat., Dec. 5
Pac-12 Football Championship Game (3), 4:45 or
5 p.m. (ABC or ESPN)
Non-campus Venues
(1) NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas
(2) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.
(3) Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.
2015-16 Pac-12 Bowl Schedule
Dec. 19 - Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Dec. 26 - Hyundai Sun Bowl
Dec. 26 - Foster Farms Bowl
Dec. 30 - National University Holiday Bowl
Dec. 31 - CFP Semifinals (Cotton/Orange)
Jan. 1 - Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern
Mutual
Jan. 2 - Valero Alamo Bowl
Jan. 2 - TicketCity Cactus Bowl
Jan. 11 - CFP Championship Game
NOTE: Television selections for the first three weeks
of the 2015 season will tentatively be announced in
early June. All remaining television game selections
and start times, starting with week four (Saturday,
September 26) and running through the final week
of the regular season (Saturday, November 28) will
be made 12- or six-days in advance.
WHO MISSES WHO: Each Pac-12 team will
play a nine-game conference schedule that
includes five games within its own division
and four games in the other division. Therefore, each team will miss two Pac-12 opponents. Here are those misses for the 2015
season:
North (misses)
California (ARIZ, COLO)
Oregon (ARIZ, UCLA)
Oregon State (ASU, USC)
Stanford (ASU, UTAH)
Washington (COLO, UCLA)
Washington State (USC, UTAH)
South (misses)
Arizona (CAL, ORE)
Arizona State (OSU, STAN)
Colorado (CAL, WASH)
UCLA (ORE, WASH)
USC (OSU, WSU)
Utah (STAN, WSU)
(as of June 1, 2015)
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ARIZONA WILDCATS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Tucson, AZ 85721
Founded: 1885
Enrollment: 40,200
Nickname: Wildcats
Colors: Cardinal & Navy
President: Dr. Ann Weaver Hart
Athletics Director: Greg Byrne
Football Coach: Rich Rodriguez
Record at Arizona: 26-14 (.650), 3 years
Career Record: 146-98-2 (.598), 21 years
FB SID: Molly O’Mara
(520-621-4163/[email protected])
SID Staff: Jeremy Sharpe, Cory Walton, Blair Willis (FB asst), Derrick Fazendin, Danny Martinez
Website: www.arizonawildcats.com
Stadium: Arizona Stadium (56,037/FieldTurf)
Press Box Phone: 520-621-2801
Offense: Multiple-Spread
Defense: 3-3-5 Stack
First Year of Football: 1899
All-Time Record: 581-431-33
All-Time Pac-12 Record: 145-150-6
National Championships: 0
LB Scooby Wright III
YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD
HEAD COACH
RICH RODRIGUEZ
Hometown: Grant Town, W.V.
Bachelor’s Degree: West Virginia, 1986
Playing Experience:
Defensive back, West Virginia, 1981-84
Coaching Experience:
Head Coach, Arizona, 2012-present
Head Coach, Michigan, 2008-10
Head Coach, West Virginia, 2001-07
Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Clemson, 1999-00
Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Tulane, 1997-98
Head Coach, Glenville State, 1990-96
Volunteer Assistant, West Virginia, 1989
Head Coach, Salem, 1988
Assistant Coach, Salem, 1986-87
8
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
1988
Salem 2-82-5T5th
1990 Glenville State
1-7-1
1-5
T6th
4-5-1
3-4
T5th
1992
Glenville State
6-45-23rd
10-3
6-1
1st
1994
Glenville State
8-35-11st
1995
Glenville State
8-26-11st
1996
Glenville State
7-36-11st
2001
West Virginia
3-81-67th
2002
West Virginia
9-46-12nd
2003
West Virginia
8-56-11st
2004
West Virginia
8-44-2T1st
2005 West Virginia
11-1
7-0
1st
2006 West Virginia
11-2
6-1
T2nd
2007 West Virginia
11-2
6-1
T1st
2008
Michigan3-92-6T9th
2009
Michigan5-71-7T10th
2010
Michigan7-63-5T7th
2012
Arizona 8-54-54th/S
2013
Arizona 8-54-54th/S
2014Arizona
10-4
7-2
1st/S
3-YEAR ARIZONA TOTALS
26-14 (.650)
15-12 (.556)
21-YEAR COLLEGE TOTALS 146-98-2 (.598) 91-62 (.595)
13-YEAR FBS TOTALS
93-57 (.620)
55-37 (.598)
ARIZONA WILDCATS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE WILDCATS
OFFENSE: Big play-makers return for the Wildcat offense that averaged 34.5 points per game. Sophomore QB Anu Solomon threw for an
FBS single-season freshman record 3,793 yards and a school-record
tying 28 TDs. His primary target returns in senior WR Cayleb Jones,
who hauled in 73 receptions for 1,019 yards (14.0 ypc) and nine TDs.
In addition, junior SL Samajie Grant (45 rec/718 yards/16.0 ypc) provides Solomon with another skilled target. If the Cats weren’t moving
the ball through the air, they put it into the hands of sophomore RB
Nick Wilson as he rushed for 1,375 yards (105.8 ypg) and 16 TDs.
The offensive line played a huge part in the success of the offense as
the front five combined for 174 career starts, but Arizona will need
to fill the three holes in the offensive line for 2015. Joining senior LG
Cayman Bundage on the left side at LT will be junior transfer Freddie
Tagaloa. Senior PK Casey Skowron set a school single-season scoring
record for kickers with 123 points (8.8 ppg), which was third most alltime by all UA players.
DEFENSE: Junior All-American linebacker Scooby Wright III (163
tackles/29.0 tackles for loss/14.0 sacks) leads the Wildcat defense.
Wright had one of the most distinguished seasons by a UA linebacker, collecting Bronko Nagurski, Rotary Lombardi and Chuck Bednarik
awards. Helping to solidify the front seven will be senior SPUR Will
Parks (81 tackles/13.0 tackles for loss). The Wildcats will need to
shore up a secondary that loses three seniors off last year’s squad.
Sophomore CB Jarvis McCall Jr. is the most experienced returner as
he started all 12 games last season, collecting 49 tackles and seven
PBU. The defense will need to rely on senior P Drew Riggleman to
once again pin the opposition deep in their own territory. Riggleman
was second in the Pac-12 with a 46.1 average, and the team’s net
punting average of 39.8 also was second in the league.
2014 RESULTS
(10-4, 7-2 in Pac-12 South, 1st)
W............58-13............ UNLV
W............26-23............ at UTSA
W............35-28............ Nevada
W............49-45............ California
W............31-24............ at No. 2 Oregon
L.............26-28............ USC
W............59-37............ at Washington State
L.............7-17.............. at No. 25 UCLA
W............38-20............ Colorado
W............27-26............ Washington
W............42-10............ at No. 20 Utah
L.............42-35............ No. 13 Arizona State
L.............13-51............ vs. No. 2 Oregon (Pac-12 FCG)
L.............30-38............ vs. No. 21 Boise State (Fiesta Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
(6 home, 6 away)
UTSA
Arizona leads, 2-0-0
at Nevada
Northern Arizona
UCLA
UCLA leads, 22-15-2
at Stanford
Series tied, 14-14-0
Oregon State
at Colorado
Colorado leads, 13-4-0
Washington State
at Washington
Washington leads, 19-11-1
at USC
USC leads, 30-8-0
Utah
Utah leads, 20-18-2
at Arizona State
2015 TEAM INFORMATION
Returning Starters: 14/Starters Lost: 10
Offensive Starters Returning (6)
WR
Cayleb Jones (RJr., 6-3, 215)
SL
Samajie Grant (Jr., 5-9, 177)
LG
Cayman Bundage (Sr., 6-2, 281)
RG
Lene Maiava (RSr., 6-5, 301)
SL
DaVonté Neal (RJr., 5-10, 173)
QB
Anu Solomon (RSo., 6-2, 205)
Offensive Starters Lost (5)
LT
Mickey Baucus
C
Steven Gurrola
RT
Fabbians Ebbele
WR
Austin Hill
RB
Terris Jones-Grigsby
Defensive Starters Returning (6)
Defensive Starters Lost (5)
NT
Parker Zellers (RSo., 6-1, 247)
DE
Reggie Gilbert
SLB
Cody Ippolito (RJr., 6-2, 242)
DT
Dan Pettinato
MLB Scooby Wright III (Jr., 6-1, 246)
DB
Jared Tevis
WLB Jake Matthews (Jr., 6-3, 221)
LC
Jonathan McKnight
SPUR Will Parks (Sr., 6-1, 194)
RS
Jourdon Grandon
DB
Jarvis McCall Jr. (RSo., 6-2, 182)
Starting Kickers Returning (2)
PK
Casey Skowron (RSr., 6-2, 213)
P
Drew Riggleman (Sr., 6-2, 213)
Starting Kickers Lost (0)
positions listed as of last season
2014 ARIZONA STATISTICAL LEADERS
(returnees in italics)
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Nick Wilson
Terrance Jones-Grigsby
Anu Solomon
236
1,375 5.8
16
1215674.73
1372912.12
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Anu Solomon
313-540-9 .580
3,793 28
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Cayleb Jones
Austin Hill
Samajie Grant
Trey Griffey
DaVonté Neal*
* - Has moved to CB for 2015.
Scoring: Field Goals:
Punting:
Kickoff Returns: Punt Returns:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
73
49
45
31
27
QB
RB
OL
WR
LB
SPUR
1019
635
718
405
214
9
4
6
1
2
Casey Skowron (123)
Casey Skowron (20-28)
Drew Riggleman (46.1)
Tyrell Johnson (23.7)
DaVonté Neal (11.1)
Jourdon Grandon (3)
Scooby Wright III (163)
Scooby Wright III (29.0)
Scooby Wright III (14.0)
SIX TO WATCH
Anu Solomon
Nick Wilson
Freddie Tagaloa
Cayleb Jones
Scooby Wright III
Will Parks
14.0
13.0
16.0
13.1
7.9
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
6-2
5-10
6-8
6-3
6-1
6-1
205
199
316
215
246
194
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ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Tempe, AZ 85287
Founded: 1885
Enrollment: 76,771
Nickname: Sun Devils
Colors: Maroon & Gold
President: Dr. Michael Crow
Athletics Director: Ray Anderson
Football Coach: Todd Graham
Record at Arizona State: 28-12 (.700), 3 years
Career Record: 77-41-0 (.653), 9 years
Assoc. AD/FB SID: Mark Brand
SID Staff: Doug Tammaro, Steve Rodriguez, Jeremy Hawkes (FB asst), Maggie Emmons, Thomas
Lenneberg (FB asst), Kathryn Roberts
Website: www.thesundevils.com
Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium (67,704/Grass)
Offense: Multiple
Defense: Multiple
National Championships: 2 (1970, 1975)
QB Mike Bercovici
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2006
Rice
7-66-22nd/W
2007Tulsa
10-4
6-3
1st/W
2008Tulsa
11-3
7-2
T1st/W
2009
Tulsa 5-73-53rd/W
2010Tulsa
10-3
6-2
T1st/W
2011
Pittsburgh
6-64-3T4th
2012
Arizona State
8-55-4T2nd/S
2013 Arizona State
10-4
8-1
1st/S
2014 Arizona State
10-3
6-3
T2nd/S
3-YEAR ASU TOTALS
28-12 (.700)
19-8 (.704)
9-YEAR FBS TOTALS
77-41-0 (.653)
51-25-0 (.671)
HEAD COACH
TODD GRAHAM
Hometown: Mesquite, Texas
Bachelor’s Degree: East Central, 1987
Playing Experience:
Defensive Back, East Central, 1983-87
College Coaching Experience:
Head Coach, Arizona State, 2012-present
Head Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2011
Head Coach, Tulsa, 2007-10
Head Coach, Rice, 2006
Assistant/Defensive Coordinator, Tulsa, 2003-05
Co-Defenisive Coordinator, West Virginia, 2001-02
Defensive Coordinator, East Central, 1991-93
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ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE SUN DEVILS
OFFENSE: Graduate QB Mike Bercovici sits atop the spring depth
chart and for good reason. He started three games last season in place
of injured QB Taylor Kelly and responded by completing 92-of-146
(.630) for 1,243 yards and 9 TDs, with victories over ranked foes USC
and Stanford. Three veteran offensive linemen return to pave the way
for the Sun Devil rushing attack - LG Christian Westerman, C Nick
Kelly and RG Vi Teofilo. That senior trio combined for 28 of a possible
29 starts last season. The Sun Devils are deep at running back, which
allows for senior D.J. Foster to move to slot in order to take advantage
of his receiving skills. Foster, who rushed for 1,081 yards (83.2 ypg)
with 9 TDs last season, is the team’s top returning receiver after catching 62 passes for 688 yards (11.1 ypc). Reliable junior PK Zane Gonzalez ranked 12th nationally with 9.8 points per game. In two seasons,
he’s connected on 47 of his 57 field goal attempts (82.5 percent).
DEFENSE: The Sun Devils return one of the most experienced defenses in the Pac-12. The strength of the ASU defense looks to be a
deep linebacker corps, led by juniors Salamo Fiso, Laiu Moeakiola
and Antonio Longino. The trio combined for 249 tackles, 27.0 tackles
for loss, and 10.5 sacks. Sophomore LB DJ Calhoun, a Freshman
All-American by the Football Writers Association, tallied 35 tackles/7.0
tackles for loss/2.0 sacks and will contend for a starting position. While
ASU loses Damarious Randall, an NFL first round draft pick, the secondary will be led by the team’s leading tackler in senior FS Jordan
Simone (100 tackles/8.3 per game).
LG
Christian Westerman (RSr., 6-4, 305)
C
Nick Kelly (Sr., 6-2, 290)
RG
Vi Teofilo (RSr., 6-3, 305)
TE
Kody Kohl (RJr., 6-3, 230)
WR Gary Chambers (Gr., 6-4, 211)
Z
Cameron Smith (Jr., 5-11, 195)
RB
D.J. Foster (Jr., 5-11, 203)
QB Taylor Kelly
X
Jaelen Strong
LT Jamil Douglas
RT Tyler Sulka
DL
Tashon Smallwood (So., 6-0, 275)
DL
Demetrius Cherry (Gr., 6-5, 298)
SAM Salamo Fiso (Jr., 6-1, 235)
SPUR Laiu Moeakiola (RJr., 6-0, 215)
WILL Antonio Longino (RJr., 6-2, 230)
DB
Lloyd Carrington (RJr., 6-1, 192)
FS
Jordan Simone (RSr., 6-0, 195)
DB
Kweishi Brown (Sr., 6-0, 205)
S
Damarious Randall
NT Jaxon Hood
DE Marcus Hardison
PK
Zane Gonzalez (Jr., 6-1, 189)
P
Matt Haack (Jr., 6-1, 199)
2014 ARIZONA STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
2014 RESULTS
(10-3, 6-3 in Pac-12 South, T2nd)
W............45-14............ Weber State
W............58-23............ at New Mexico
W............38-24............ at Colorado
L.............27-62............ No. 11 UCLA
W............38-34............ at No. 16 USC
W............26-10............ No. 23 Stanford
W............24-10............ at Washington
W............19-16 (OT).... No. 18 Utah
W............56-31............ No. 10 Notre Dame
L.............27-35............ at Oregon State
W............52-31............ Washington State
L.............35-42............ at No. 12 Arizona
W............36-31............ vs. Duke (Sun Bowl)
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 29
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 28
2015 SCHEDULE
(7 home, 4 away, 1 neutral)
vs. Texas A&M (1)
First Meeting
Cal Poly
Arizona State leads, 3-0-0
New Mexico
USC
USC leads, 19-12-0
at UCLA
UCLA leads, 19-11-1
Colorado
at Utah
Oregon
Oregon leads, 17-16-0
at Washington State
Arizona State leads, 26-13.2
Washington
Arizona
at California
California leads, 17-15-0
Att Yds AvgTD
D.J. Foster
Demario Richard
Taylor Kelly
194
84
95
1081
478
256
5.6
5.7
2.7
9
4
3
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Taylor Kelly
Mike Bercovici
165-278-5 .594
115-186-4 .618
2114 22
1445 12
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Jaelen Strong
D.J. Foster
Cameron Smith
Kody Kohl
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
82
62
41
16
RB
C
OL
SPUR
FS
PK
1165
688
596
167
14.2
11.1
14.5
10.4
10
3
6
4
Zane Gonzalez (118)
Zane Gonzalez (22-27)
Matt Haack (43.3)
Kyle Middlebrooks (22.2)
Kyle Middlebrooks (6.1)
Damarious Randall, Kweishi Brown (3)
Damarious Randall (106)
Marcus Hardison (15.0)
Marcus Hardison (10.0)
SIX TO WATCH
D.J. Foster
Nick Kelly
Vi Teofilo
Laui Moeakiola
Jordan Simone
Zane Gonzalez
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr..
Sr.
Jr.
5-11
6-2
6-3
6-0
6-0
6-1
205
290
305
215
195
182
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CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Berkeley, CA 94720
Founded: 1868
Enrollment: 37,581
Nickname: Golden Bears
Colors: Blue & Gold
Chancellor: Dr. Robert J. Birgeneau
Athletics Director: Mike Williams
Football Coach: Sonny Dykes
Record at California: 6-18 (.250), 2 years
Career Record: 28-33 (.459), 5 years
SID: Herb Benenson
FB SID: Kyle McRae
SID Staff: Scott Ball, Dean Caparaz, Doug Drabik, Anton Malko, Tim Miguel (FB asst), Miquel
Jacobs, Jonathan Okanes, Mara Rudolph
Website: www.calbears.com
Stadium: Memorial Stadium
(63,000/Matrix Turf)
Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3
National Championships: 5 (1920-23, 1937)
QB Jared Goff
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2010
Louisiana Tech
5-74-45th
2011
Louisiana Tech
8-56-11st
2012
Louisiana Tech
9-34-23rd
2013California
1-11
0-9
6th/N
2014
California5-73-64th/N
2-YEAR CALIFORNA TOTALS 6-18 (.250)
3-15 (.167)
5-YEAR FBS TOTALS
28-33 (.459)
17-22 (.436)
HEAD COACH
SONNY DYKES
Hometown: Big Springs, Texas.
Bachelor’s Degree: Texas Tech, 1993
Head Coach, California, 2013-present
Head Coach, Louisiana Tech, 2010-12
Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Arizona, 2007-09
Co-Off. Coordinator/WRs, Texas Tech, 2005-06
Receivers Coach, Texas Tech, 2000-04
Special Teams/WRs, Kentucky, 1999
Receivers Coach, Northeast Louisiana, 1998
Graduate Assistant/TEs, Kentucky, 1997
Passing Game/QBs, Navarro College, 1996
Running Backs Coach, Navarro College, 1995
12
CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE GOLDEN BEARS
OFFENSE: The Bears return eight starters on offense, an explosive
unit that posted 12 single-season records, including 38.2 points per
gmae and 495.2 yards of total offense per game. Junior QB Jared Goff
broke 15 school records himself, including 3,973 passing yards and
35 passing TDs. Goff will have plenty of targets to throw to as seven
of the team’s top eight receivers return in 2015. Junior WR Kenny
Lawler hauled in 54 receptions for 701 yards and 9 TDs, while senior
WR Bryce Treggs collected 52 receptions for 583 yards and 6 TDs.
As much as the Bears like to sling the ball, Cal boasts a solid ground
attack behind senior RB Daniel Lasco. Lasco is one of six returning
Pac-12 rushers to run for 1,000 yards last season as he piled up 1,115
yards and 12 rushing TDs. The offenisve line will be anchored by senior Jordan Rigsbee who has started all 36 games during his career.
DEFENSE: The Bears allowed 144.6 yards per game on the ground
last season, which was much improved over the 188.6 yards allowed
in 2013. With a significant number of defensive players returning, Cal
looks to make another dramatic improvement in stopping the run with
the push up front coming from senior DT Mustafa Jalil and sophomore transfer DT James Looney. Junior LB Michael Barton and his
team-leading 80 tackles leads a deep and experienced set of linebackers. Junior LB Hardy Nickerson added 69 tackles, while senior
LB Jalen Jefferson chipped in with 58 takedowns last season. While
the secondary returns three starters, led by senior S Stefan McClure
(50 tackles), the Bears will look to add depth to a defensive backfield
that struggled last season (367.2 passing yards, 42 TDs). Sophomore
Luke Rubenzer moved from quarterback to safety during spring practices and looks to crack into the starting lineup when fall camp begins.
2014 RESULTS
(5-7, 3-6 in Pac-12 North, 4th)
W............31-24............ at Northwestern
W............55-14............ Sacramento State
L.............45-49............ at Arizona
W............59-56 (2OT).. Colorado
L.............7-31.............. Washington
L.............34-36............ UCLA
L.............41-59............ No. 6 Oregon
W............45-31............ at Oregon State
L.............30-38............ at USC
L.............17-38............ Stanford
L.............35-42............ BYU
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Sept. 28
(6 home, 6 away)
Grambling
First Meeting
San Diego State
Series tied, 3-3-0
at Texas
Texas leads, 5-0-0
at Washington
Washington State
at Utah
at UCLA
UCLA leads, 52-32-1
USC
USC leads, 66-31-5
at Oregon
Oregon leads 42-33-2
Oregon State
at Stanford
Stanford leads, 59-47-11
Arizona State
WR
Stephen Anderson (Sr., 6-3, 230)
WR
Bryce Treggs (Sr., 5-11, 185)
WR
Kenny Lawler (Jr., 6-3, 195)
RB
Daniel Lasco (Sr., 6-0, 210)
OL
Chris Borrayo (Jr., 6-3, 305)
OL
Steven Moore (Jr., 6-6, 305)
OL
Jordan Rigsbee (Sr., 6-4, 300)
QB
Jared Goff (Jr., 6-4, 210)
OL
Chris Adcock
OL
Alejandro Crosthwaite
WR
Chris Harper
DT
Mustafa Jalil (Sr., 6-3, 300)
DE
Todd Barr (Sr., 6-2, 245)
LB
Jake Kearney (Jr., 6-3, 220)
LB
Michael Barton (Jr., 6-0, 230)
LB
Jalen Jefferson (Sr., 6-2, 235)
CB
Cameron Walker (Jr., 5-11, 180)
S
Stefan McClure (Sr., 5-11, 200)
CB
Cedric Dozier (Jr., 5-10, 180)
DT
Austin Clark
DE
Brennan Scarlett
DE
Harrison Wilfley
S
Michael Lowe
P
Cole Leininger (Sr., 6-1, 200) positions listed as of last season
PK
James Langford
2014 CALIFORNIA STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Daniel Lasco
Khalfani Muhammad
Luke Rubenzer
210
46
52
1115
215
207
5.3
4.7
4.0
12
4
3
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Jared Goff
Luke Rubenzer
316-509-7 .621
12-21-3 .571
3973 35
166 2
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Kenny Lawler
Chris Harper
Bryce Treggs
Stephen Anderson
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
54
52
52
46
QB
RB
WR
WR
LB
LB
701
634
583
661
13.0
12.2
11.2
14.4
9
6
6
5
James Langford (89)
James Langford (11-17)
Cole Leininger (39.8)
Tre Watson (20.4)
Chris Harper (7.7)
Griffin Piatt (3)
Michael Barton (80)
Michael Barton (7.5)
Devante Downs (3.0)
SIX TO WATCH
Jared Goff
Daniel Lasco
Bryce Treggs
Kenny Lawler
Michael Barton
Hardy Nickerson
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
6-4
6-0
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-0
210
210
185
195
230
225
13
COLORADO BUFFALOES
QUICK FACTS
Location: Boulder, CO 80309
Founded: 1876
Enrollment: 29,882
Nickname: Buffalos
Colors: Silver, Gold & Black
Chancellor: Phil DiStefano
President: Bruce Benson
Athletics Director: Mike Bohn
Football Coach: Mike MacIntyre
Record at Colorado: 6-18 (.250), 2 years
SID: David Plati
SID Staff: Curtis Snyder (Asst./FB), Troy Andre,
B.G. Brooks, Andrew Green, Linda Sprouse,
Ashley Braun, Anthony Lepine (GA/Football)
Website: www.cubuffs.com
Stadium: Folsom Field
(50,183/Natural grass)
Press Box Phone: 303-492-5625/3209/3210
All-Time Pac-12 Record: 4-32
National Championships: 1 (1990)
WR Nelson Spruce
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2010 San Jose State
1-12
0-8
9th
2011 San Jose State
5-7
3-4
T4th
2012 San Jose State
10-2
5-1
2nd
2013
Colorado4-81-86th/S
2014Colorado
2-10
0-9
6th/S
2-YEAR COLORADO TOTALS 6-18 (.250)
1-18 (.111)
5-YEAR FBS TOTALS
26-39 (.400)
9-31 (.225)
HEAD COACH
MIKE MACINTYRE
Hometown: Miami, Fla.
Bachelor’s Degree: Georgia Tech, 1989
Playing Experience:
Safety/Punter, Georgia Tech (1987-88)
Head Coach, Colorado, 2013-present
Head Coach, San Jose State, 2010-12
Defensive Coordinator, Duke, 2008-09
Defensive Backs, New York Jets, 2007
Defensive Backs, Dallas Cowboys, 2003-06
Defensive Secondary, Mississippi, 2001-02
Wide Receivers Coach, Mississippi, 1999-2000
Defensive Coordinator, Temple, 1997-98
Defensive Coordinator, Tennessee-Martin, 1993-96
Defensive Coordinator, Davidson, 1992
Graduate Assistant, Georgia, 1990-91
14
COLORADO BUFFALOES
A QUICK LOOK AT THE BUFFALOES
OFFENSE: Junior QB Sefo Liufau led the Colorado offense to 28.5
points per game last season, as well as 439.2 yards per game. Those
figures are the most since the 2001 team averaged 33.0 ppg and the
1996 squad averaged 452.1 yards per game. Liufau set numerous
school single-season records as he took to the air 498 times, completing 325 passes for 3,200 yards and 28 TDs. His primary target
returns in senior WR Nelson Spruce. Spruce hauled in a single-season
school-record 106 receptions (tied for fourth most in Pac-12 history)
for 1,198 yards and 12 TDs. Sophomore WR Shay Fields gives the CU
passing game another option as he pulled in 50 passes fro 498 yards.
Behind LT Jeromy Irwin and RT Stephane Nembot, the offensive line
provided great protection for Liufau as the Buffs allowed a league-low
23 sacks last season.
DEFENSE: Nine starters return, with better than 57 percent of the
snaps played by sophomores and freshmen. However, the Buffs will
need those returners to step up with a determined effort to stop the
run in 2015. CU ranked last in the league, allowing 204.8 rushing
yards. Leading the way will be junior LB Kenneth Olugbode (70 tackles/5.8 per game/2 fumbles recovered) and junior LB Addison Gillam
(64 tackles/5.4 per game). Colorado batted down 60 passes last season, the most since 2007 (63). The veteran secondary returns three
of four starters, led by juinor SS Tedric Thompson (56 tackles/6.2 per
game/3 interceptions), junior DB Chidobe Awuzie (62 tackles/6.9 per
game) and senior CB Ken Crawley (team-best 11 PBU). The Buffs will
need to replace reliable special teamers PK Will Oliver and P Darragh
O’Neill who exhausted their eligibility. Oliver finished his CU career
tops on the school career charts for extra points made (129) and attempted (131), including a record string of 102 in a row to close out
his career. O’Neill averaged 44.1 yards per punt, while 40 percent of
his kicks landed inside-the-20.
2014 RESULTS
(2-10, 0-9 in Pac-12 South, 6th)
L.............17-31............ vs. Colorado State
W............41-38............ at Massachusetts
L.............24-38............ No. 16 Arizona State
W............21-12............ Hawaii
L.............56-59 (2OT).. at California
L.............31-36............ Oregon State
L.............28-56............ at No. 22 USC
L.............37-40 (2OT).. No. 25 UCLA
L.............23-38............ Washington
L.............20-38............ at No. 17 Arizona
L.............10-44............ at No. 3 Oregon
L.............34-38............ Utah
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 3
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 13
Nov. 21
Nov. 28
(8 home, 5 away)
at Hawai’i
Series tied, 2-2-0
Massachusetts
Colorado State
Nicholls State
First Meeting
Oregon
Arizona State
at Arizona
Oregon State
Oregon State leads, 5-2-0
at UCLA
UCLA leads, 8-2-0
Stanford
USC
USC leads, 9-0-0
at Washington State
at Utah
WR
Nelson Spruce (Sr., 6-1, 195)
WR
Shay Fields (So., 5-11, 170)
OL
Jeromy Irwin (Jr., 6-5, 290)
OL
Alex Kelley (Jr., 6-2, 310)
OL
Stephane Nembot (Jr., 6-7, 300)
QB
Sefo Liufau (Jr., 6-4, 235)
OL
Kiwi Crabb
OL
Daniel Munyer
TE
Kyle Slavin
RB
Tony Jones
WR
D.D. Goodson
DE
Derek McCartney (So., 6-3, 240)
DT
Josh Tupou (Sr., 6-3, 325)
LB
Christian Shaver (So., 6-3, 230)
LB
Addison Gillam (Jr., 6-3, 225)
LB
Kenneth Olugbode (Jr., 6-0, 210)
NB
John Walker (Jr., 5-9, 180)
SS
Tedric Thompson (Jr., 6-0, 200)
DB
Chidobe Awuzie (Jr., 6-0, 195)
CB
Ken Crawley (Sr., 6-1, 180)
DE
Juda Parker
CB
Greg Henderson
PK
Will Oliver
P
Darragh O’Neill
2014 COLORADO STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Christian Powell
Tony Jones
Michael Adkins II
85
94
81
PASSING
448
422
415
PC-PA-HIPct
Sefo Liufau
325-498-15 .653
5.3
4.3
4.9
4
3
3
Yds TD
3,200 28
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Nelson Spruce
Shay Fields
D.D. Goodson
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
106
50
11
WR
QB
OL
LB
DE
SS
1,198
486
382
11.3
9.7
10.1
12
4
2
Will Oliver (90)
Will Oliver (16-21)
Darragh O’Neill (44.1)
Phillip Lindsay (23.6)
Nelson Spruce (7.5)
Tedric Thompson (3)
Kenneth Olugbode (70)
Addison Gilliam (9.0)
Derek McCartney (4.5)
SIX TO WATCH
Nelson Spruce
Sefo LIufau
Stephane Nembot
Addison Gillam
Derek McCartney
Tedric Thompson
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
6-1
6-4
6-7
6-3
6-3
6-0
195
230
300
225
240
200
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OREGON DUCKS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Eugene, OR 97401
Founded: 1876
Enrollment: 24,548
Nickname: Ducks
Colors: Green & Yellow
President: MIchael Schill
Athletics Director: Rob Mullens
Football Coach: Mark Helfrich
Record at Oregon: 11-2 (.846), 1 year
Career Record: 11-2 (.846), 1 year
Executive Asst. AD (FB): David Williford
Asst. AD, Comm. (FB): Andy McNamara
SID Staff: Greg Walker, Todd Miles, Casey Johnson, Joe Waltasti, Rob Moseley
Website: www.goducks.com
Stadium: Autzen Stadium (54,000/Field Turf)
Offense: Spread
Defense: 3-4
WR Byron Marshall
Year
School
2013Oregon
2014Oregon
2-YEAR OREGON TOTALS
2-YEAR FBS TOTALS
W-L
11-2
13-2
24-4 (.857)
24-4 (.857)
Conf. W-L
7-2
8-1
15-3 (.833)
15-3 (.833)
^ - Defeated Arizona in Pac-12 Championship Game
HEAD COACH
MARK HELFRICH
Hometown: Medford, Ore.
Bachelor’s Degree: Southern Oregon 1996
Playing Experience:
Quarterback, Southern Oregon, 1993-96
Quarterback, Vienna (Austria) Vikings, 1997
Head Coach, Oregon, 2013-Present
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Oregon, 2009-13
Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach, Colorado, 2006-08
Quarterbacks Coach, Arizona State, 2001-05
Quarterbacks Coach, Boise State, 1998-2000
Offensive Coordinator, Vienna (Austria), 1997
Running Backs Coach, Southern Oregon, 1997
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Place
T-1st/N
1st/N^
OREGON DUCKS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE DUCKS
OFFENSE: Time for the Ducks to close the Marcus Mariota chapter and
focus on what’s next. Gone is the record-setting Heisman Trophy winner, but the Ducks will continue to be a solid offensive unit with quality
depth at the skill positions. Sophomore RB Royce Freeman rushed for
1,365 yards - the second-most by a freshman in Pac-12 history - and
was instrumental in the Ducks posting a league-leading 234.5 rushing
yards per game. The receiving corps is talented with junior WR Byron
Marshall (74 rec/1,003 yards/6 TDs), junior WR Dwayne Stanford (43
rec/639 yards/6 TDs), and sophomore WR Devon Allen (41 rec/684
yards/7 TDs). Junior WR Bralon Addison is expected to recover from
an injury that had him miss all of the 2014 season. He posted 61
receptions for 890 yards (14.6 ypc) and 7 TDs in 2013. Also looking
to make a full recovery from an injury sustained at Utah last season is
senior TE Pharaoh Brown (25 rec/420 yards/16.8 ypc/6 TDs). Junior
Jeff Lockie is the only experienced signal-caller on the roster and will
get pushed by the newcomers, but he’s already proven himself having
completed 21-of-28 for 207 yards and one TD last season.
DEFENSE: Oregon will count on an experienced front seven to apply
pressure as the Ducks break in a relatively inexperienced secondary.
Senior DE DeForest Buckner (80 tackles/12.5 tackles for loss/4.0
sacks), senior LB Rodney Hardrick (75 tackles/6.0 tackles for loss),
and senior LB Joe Walker (81 tackles/8.0 tackles for loss) are the key
veterans that were a part of a defensive unit that allowed 23.6 points
per game, which was second fewest among all Pac-12 teams. Junior S
Reggie Daniels (83 tackles/9 PBU) is the lone returning starter in the
Oregon secondary that collected 13 interceptions last season.
2014 RESULTS
(13-2, 8-1 in Pac-12 North, 1st)
W............62-13............ South Dakota
W............46-27............ No. 7 Michigan State
W............48-14............ Wyoming
L.............21-34............ Arizona
W............42-30............ at No. 18 UCLA
W............45-20............ Washington
W............59-41............ vs. California
W............45-16............ Stanford
W............51-27............ at No. 20 Utah
W............44-10............ Colorado
W............47-19............ at Oregon State
W............51-13............ vs. No. 7 Arizona (Pac-12 FCG)
W............59-20............ vs. No. 3 Florida State (Rose Bowl)
L.............20-42............ vs. No. 4 Ohio State (CFP Nat’l Champ.)
2015 SCHEDULE
(7 home, 5 away)
Sept. 5
Eastern Washington
First Meeting
Sept. 12 at Michigan State
Oregon leads, 3-2-0
Sept. 19 Georgia State
First Meeting
Sept. 26 Utah
Oct. 3
at Colorado
Oct. 10
Washington State
Oct. 17
at Washington
Oct. 29
at Arizona State
Nov. 7
California
Nov. 14
at Stanford
Nov. 21
USC
USC leads, 37*-19-2
Nov. 29
Oregon State
* - Does not include one vacated USC victory
RG Cameron Hunt (Jr., 6-4, 290)
QB Marcus Mariota
RT
Tyrell Crosby (So., 6-5, 310)
LT
Jake Fisher
or RT Matt Pierson (Sr., 6-6, 285)
C
Hroniss Grasu
WR Dwayne Stanford (Jr., 6-5, 205)
LG Hamani Stevens
WR Devon Allen (So., 6-0, 185)
WR Keanon Lowe
or WR Byron Marshall (Jr., 5-10, 205)
TE
Pharaoh Brown (Sr., 6-6, 250)
RB Royce Freeman (So., 5-11, 230)
*WR Bralon Addison (Jr., 5-10, 190)
*LT Tyler Johnsone (Sr., 6-6, 295)
* - 2013 starters who missed all of 2014 season.
DE DeForest Buckner (Sr., 6-7, 290)
NG Alex Balducci (Sr., 6-4, 310)
LB
Rodney Hardrick (Sr., 6-1, 245)
LB
Joe Walker (Sr., 6-2, 240)
LB
Tyson Coleman (Sr., 6-1, 235)
S
Reggie Daniels (Jr., 6-1, 205)
DE Tony Washington
DE Arik Armstead
CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu
S
Erick Dargan
CB Troy Hill
PK
Aiden Schneider (So., 6-4, 235)
P
Ian Wheeler (So., 6-0, 205)
2014 OREGON STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Royce Freeman
Marcus Mariota
Thomas Tyner
Byron Marshall
252 13655.4 18
1357705.715
1135735.15
52
392
7.5
1
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Marcus Mariota
Jeff Lockie
304-445-4
21-28-0
.683
.750
Yds TD
4454
207
42
1
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
Royce Freeman (114)
Aiden Schneider (11-12)
Ian Wheeler (39.1)
Charles Nelson (19.0)
Charles Nelson (15.5)
Erick Dargan (7)
Erick Dargan (95)
DeForest Buckner (13.0)
Christian French (6.5)
Byron Marshall
Dwayne Stanford
Devon Allen
Darren Carrington
Keanon Lowe
Pharaoh Brown
Charles Nelson
WR/CB/RET
RB
WR
DE
S
OLB
74
43
41
37
28
25
23
1003
639
684
704
414
420
327
SIX TO WATCH
Charles Nelson
Royce Freeman
Byron Marshall
DeForest Buckner
Reggie Daniels
Tyson Coleman
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
13.6
14.9
16.7
19.0
14.8
16.8
14.2
5-8
5-11
5-10
6-7
6-1
6-1
6
6
7
4
5
6
5
170
230
205
290
205
235
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OREGON STATE BEAVERS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Corvallis, OR 97331
Founded: 1868
Enrollment: 27,925
Nickname: Beavers
Colors: Orange & Black
President: Dr. Edward Ray
Athletics Director: TBD
Football Coach: Gary Andersen
Record at Oregon State: 0-0, First year
SID: Steve Fenk
SID Staff: Jason Amberg (FB asst), Hank Hager,
Shawn Schoeffler, Brooks Hatch, Trevor Cramer
Website: www.osubeavers.com
Stadium: Reser Stadium (45,674/FieldTurf)
Offense: Multiple
Defense: 3-4
WR Victor Bolden
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2003 Southern Utah
4-7
-
2009
Utah State
4-83-5T5th
2010
Utah State
4-82-67th
2011
Utah State
7-65-22nd
2012 Utah State
11-2
6-0
1st
2013
Wisconsin
9-46-22nd/Leaders
2014Wisconsin
10-3
7-1
1st/West
7-YEAR COLLEGE TOTALS
49-38 (.563)
29-16 (.644)
6-YEAR FBS TOTALS
45-31 (.592)
29-16 (.644)
HEAD COACH
GARY ANDERSEN
Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah
Bachelor’s Degree: Utah, 1986
Playing Experience:
Offensive Lineman, Utah, 1985-86
Offensive Lineman, Ricks College, 1983-84
Head Coach, Oregon State, 2015-Present
Head Coach, Wisconsin, 2013-14
Head Coach, Utah State, 2009-2012
Defensive Coordinator, Utah, 2005-08
Defensie Line Coach, Utah, 2004
Head Coach, Southern Utah, 2003
Assistant Head Coach, Utah, 2001-02
Defensive Tackles Coach, Utah, 1997-2000
Assistant Head Coach, Northern Arizona, 1995-96
Defensive Line Coach, Idaho State, 1992-93
Offensive Line Coach, Ricks College, 1989-91
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OREGON STATE BEAVERS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE BEAVERS
OFFENSE: The Beavers welcome Gary Andersen to Corvallis as the
school’s 28th head coach. Despite losing the services of record-setting
quarterback Sean Mannion, Andersen will have plenty to work with on
the offensive side of the ball. Senior RB Storm Woods will look to carry
the load in the rushing game after running for 766 yards (6.3 avg) and
5 TDs last season, while the passing game will benefit from the return
of junior FL Victor Bolden and sophomore SE Jordan Villamin. Bolden
pulled down 70 receptions for 798 yards (11.1 avg) and a pair of TDs,
while Villamin hauled in 35 passes for 578 yards (16.5 avg) and 6 TDs.
Woods is another capable recevier as he had 26 receptions for 179
yards. The competition to replace Mannion under center includes redshirt freshman Nick Mitchell and freshman Seth Collins. Regardless
of who is tabbed the starter on September 4, he’ll be protected by an
the offensive line that returns all five startiners, including three veterans in junior LT Sean Harlow, senior RG Gavin Andrews, and senior C
Josh Mitchell (the older brother of Nick).
DEFENSE: This is where Andersen will have his work cut out for him
as the Beavers return just two starters from a year ago, the fewest
among all Pac-12 defenses. Led by four future NFL Draft picks, the
Beavers ranked fourth in the league in total defense (406.2 ypg), and
were led by a secondary that limited opponents to 248.1 yards through
the air and just 20 passing TDs - only Stanford’s secondary gave up
fewer TD passes in the Pac-12 with 12. The Beavers will switch from
a 4-3 to a 3-4 this season. Senior CB Larry Scott is the lone returning
starter in the secondary and had 43 tackles with a team-leading 11
PBU last season. Sophomore S Justin Strong did manage a few spot
starts at nickel back, and was effective with 56 tackles.
2014 RESULTS
(5-7, 2-7 in Pac-12 North, T5th)
W............29-14............ Portland State
W............38-30............ at Hawai’i
W............28-7.............. San Diego State
L.............10-35............ at No. 18 USC
W............36-31............ at Colorado
L.............23-29 (2OT).. Utah
L.............14-38............ at Stanford
L.............31-45............ California
L.............32-39............ Washington State
W............35-27............ No. 6 Arizona State
L.............13-37............ at Washington
L.............19-47............ No. 2 Oregon
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 27
(6 home, 6 away)
Weber State
First Meeting
at Michigan
Michigan leads, 4-0-0
San Jose State
Series tied, 2-2-0
Stanford
at Arizona
at Washington State
Washington St. leads, 49-47-3
Colorado
at Utah
UCLA
UCLA leads, 41-16-4
at California
Washington
at Oregon
WR Jordan Villamin (So., 6-4, 240)
LT
Sean Harlow (Jr., 6-4, 298)
LG
Fred Lauina (So., 6-4, 312)
C
Josh Mitchell (Sr., 6-3, 306)
RG Gavin Andrews (Sr., 6-6, 343)
RT
Dustin Stanton (So., 6-5, 270)
WR Victor Bolden (Jr., 5-9, 172)
TB Storm Woods (Sr., 6-0, 203)
TE
Caleb Smith (Sr., 6-6, 263)
QB Sean Mannion
TE
Connor Hamlett
DE Jaswha James (Sr., 6-2, 264)
CB Larry Scott (Sr., 5-11, 192)
DT Siale Hautau
DT Bud Delva
DE
Dylan Wynn
LB
D.J. Alexander
LB
Jabral Johnson
LB
Michael Doctor
SS
Tyrequek Zimmerman
FS
Ryan Murphy
CB Steven Nelson
PK
Garrett Owens (5-9, 181)
P
Keith Kostol
2014 OREGON STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Storm Woods
Terron Ward
1217666.35
1336965.210
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Sean Mannion
Luke Del Rio
282-453-8
8-18-0
3164
141
.623
.444
15
0
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Victor Bolden
Jordan Villamin
Connor Hamlett
Terron Ward
Storm Woods
Hunter Jarmon
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
72
35
32
29
26
20
TB
TE
SE
FL
OL
CB
798
578
342
229
179
334
11.1
16.5
10.7
7.9
6.9
16.7
2
6
2
0
1
1
Terron Ward (60)
Garrett Owens (11-13)
Keith Kostol (39.6)
Malcolm Marable (23.7)
Rahmel Dockery (6.1)
Ty Zimmerman, Michael Doctor (3)
Tyrequek Zimmerman (91)
D.J. Alexander, Dylan Wynn (12.0)
SIX TO WATCH
Storm Woods
Caleb Smith
Jordan Villamin
Victor Bolden
Josh Mitchell
Larry Scott
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
6-0
6-6
6-4
5-9
6-3
5-11
203
263
240
172
306
192
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STANFORD CARDINAL
QUICK FACTS
Location: Stanford, CA 94305
Founded: 1891
Enrollment: 18,136
Nickname: Cardinal
Colors: Cardinal & White
President: John Hennessy
Athletics Director: Bernard Muir
Football Coach: David Shaw
Record at Stanford: 42-11 (.792), 4 years
SID: TBD
SID Staff: Allen George (FB), Brett Moore (FB
asst), Brian Risso, Regina Verlengiere, David
Kiefer, Greg Marsh, Ben Blevins, John Cantalupi,
Nick Sako, Mark Soltau
Website: www.gostanford.com
Stadium: Stanford Stadium (50,000/Grass)
Offense: Multiple
Defense: 3-4
National Championships: 2 (1926, 1940)
LT Kyle Murphy
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2011Stanford
11-2
8-1
T1st/N
2012Stanford
12-2
8-1
T1st/N*
2013Stanford
11-3
7-2
T1st/N^
2014
Stanford8-55-42nd/N
4-YEAR STANFORD TOTALS 42-11 (.792)
28-8 (.778)
4-YEAR FBS TOTALS
42-11 (.792)
28-8 (.778)
* - Defeated UCLA in Pac-12 Championship Game
^ - Defeated Arizona State in Pac-12 Championship Game
HEAD COACH
DAVID SHAW
Hometown: Union City, Calif.
Bachelor’s Degree: Stanford, 1995
Playing Experience:
Wide Receiver, Stanford, 1991-94
Head Coach, Stanford 2011-Present
Offensive Coordinator, Stanford, 2007-10
Wide Receivers Coach, San Diego, 2006
Assistant Coach, Baltimore Ravens, 2002-05
Assistant Coach, Oakland Raiders, 1998-2001
Assistant Coach, Philadelphia Eagles, 1997
Assistant Coach, Western Washington, 1995-96
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STANFORD CARDINAL
A QUICK LOOK AT THE CARDINAL
OFFENSE: While the Cardinal had two offensive players taken in the
NFL draft, the Stanford offense remains in good hands with senior
QB Kevin Hogan leading the way. He is 24-8 as a starter, including
a record of 11-6 vs. AP Top 25. In three seasons, Hogan has thrown
for 6,518 yards and 48 TDs, while rushing for 913 yards and 9 TDs.
The Cardinal will look to get the ball into the hands of RB Christian
McCaffrey. The multi-talented speedster totaled 796 all-purpose yards
in just 85 touches (9.4 yards per touch) last season. Balancing out the
Stanford ground game will be senior RB Barry Sanders (315 yards
rushing/5.3 avg). Hogan should continue to have plenty of time behind
an offensive front that returns four starters. Stanford led the league
allowing just 1.77 sacks per game. With the extra time, he’ll locate his
primary targets in senior WR Devon Cajuste (34 rec/557 yards/6 TD)
and junior TE Austin Hooper (40 rec/499 yards/2 TDs). The Cardinal
has posted a record of 42-11 (.792) over the past four seasons under
coach David Shaw.
DEFENSE: The Cardinal defense has led the Pac-12 in rushing defense in each of the last four seasons, and in scoring defense each of
the last three seasons. With success like that, it’s no wonder that four
Cardinal were taken in the NFL Draft. To continue that streak, Stanford
will look to rely on the leadership of just three returning senior starters
- LB Blake Martinez (team-leading 102 tackles/7.0 tackles for loss/4.5
sacks), LB Kevin Anderson (52 tackles/11.5 tackles for loss/5.5 sacks)
and FS Zach Hoffpauir (44 tackles/4.0 tackles for loss). The Cardinal
will need to reload in the trenches and will turn to a pair of sophomore
DEs Harrison Phillips and Solomon Thomas. Special teams will need
to reload as well as PK Jordan Williamson (Stanford’s career leader
with 374 points) and P Ben Rhyne have exhausted their eligibility.
2014 RESULTS
(8-5, 5-4 in Pac-12 North, 2nd)
W............45-0.............. UC Davis
L.............10-13............ No. 14 USC
W............35-0.............. Army
W............20-13............ at Washington
L.............14-17............ at No. 9 Notre Dame
W............34-17............ Washington State
L.............10-26............ at No. 17 Arizona State
W............38-14............ Oregon State
L.............16-45............ at No. 5 Oregon
L.............17-20 (2OT).. No. 25 Utah
W............38-17............ at California
W............31-10............ at No. 8 UCLA
W............45-21............ vs. Maryland (Foster Farms Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 25
Oct. 3
Oct. 15
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 28
(7 home, 5 away)
at Northwestern
UCF
First Meeting
at USC
USC leads, 60-29-3
at Oregon State
Arizona
Series tied, 14-14-0
UCLA
UCLA leads, 45-38-3
Washington
Washington leads 41-40-4
at Washington State
at Colorado
Oregon
California
Notre Dame
Notre Dame leads, 19-10-0
WR Devon Cajuste (Sr., 6-4, 228)
LT Andrus Peat
TE
Austin Hooper (Jr., 6-4, 249)
WR Ty Montgomery
LG
Joshua Garnett (Sr., 6-5, 325)
WR Jordan Pratt
C
Graham Shuler (Sr., 6-4, 287)
RG Johnny Caspers (Sr., 6-4, 297)
RT
Kyle Murphy (Sr., 6-7, 298)
RB Remound Wright (Sr., 5-9. 204)
QB Kevin Hogan (Sr., 6-4, 225)
LB
Kevin Anderson (Sr., 6-4, 245)
LB
Blake Martinez (Sr., 6-2, 247)
FS
Zach Hoffpauir (Sr., 6-0, 197)
DE Henry Anderson
DT David Parry
DE Blake Lueders
FS
A.J. Tarpley
LB James Vaughters
CB Alex Carter
CB Wayne Lyons
SS
Jordan Richards
PK Jordan Williamson
P
Ben Rhyne
2014 STANFORD STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Remound Wright
Kelsey Young
Barry Sanders
Christian McCaffrey
1356014.511
66
331
5.0
0
59
315
5.3
0
42
300
7.1
0
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Kevin Hogan
232-352-10 .659
Yds TD
2792 19
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Ty Montgomery
Austin Hooper
Devon Cajuste
Michael Rector
Christian McCaffrey
61
40
34
24
17
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
Jordan Williamson (88)
Jordan Williamson (15-22)
Ben Rhyne (39.8)
Ty Montgomery (25.2)
Ty Montgomery (19.8)
Blake Martinez, Jordan Richards (3)
Blake Martinez (102)
Henry Anderson (15.0)
Henry Anderson (8.5)
QB
RB
OL
TE
LB
LB
604
499
557
324
251
SIX TO WATCH
Kevin Hogan
Christian McCaffrey
Kyle Murphy
Austin Hooper
Kevin Anderson
Blake Martinez
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
9.9
12.5
16.4
13.5
14.8
6-4
6-0
6-7
6-4
6-4
6-2
3
2
6
2
2
225
197
295
249
245
247
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UCLA BRUINS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Los Angeles, CA 90095
Founded: 1919
Enrollment: 42,163
Nickname: Bruins
Colors: Blue & Gold
Chancellor: Dr. Gene Block
Athletics Director: Dan Guerrero
Football Coach: Jim Mora
Record at UCLA: 29-11 (.725), 3 years
SID: Liza David
FB SID: Steve Rourke
SID Staff: Danny Harrington, Rich Bertolucci,
Ryan Finney, Liza David, James Ybiernas, Alex
Timiraos, Evan Kaplan, Skip Powers (FB asst)
Website: www.uclabruins.com
Stadium: Rose Bowl (91,500/Grass)
Press Box: 626-397-4210
Offense: Multiple
Defense: Multiple
National Championships: 1 (1954)
LB Myles Jack
Year
School
2012
UCLA
2013UCLA
2014UCLA
3-YEAR UCLA TOTALS
3-YEAR FBS TOTALS
4-YEAR NFL TOTALS
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
9-56-31st/S
10-3
6-3
T2nd/S
10-3
6-3
T2nd/S
29-11 (.725)
18-9 (.667)
29-11 (.725)
18-9 (.667)
31-33 (.484)
HEAD COACH
JIM MORA
Hometown: Seattle, Wash.
Bachelor’s Degree: Washington, 1984
Playing Experience:
Defensive back, Washington, 1980-83
Head Coach, UCLA, 2012-Present
Head Coach, Seattle Seahawks, 2009
Asst. Head Coach/Def. Backs, Seattle Seahawks, 2007-08
Head Coach, Atlanta Falcons, 2004-06
Defensive Coord., San Francisco 49ers, 1999-2003
Secondary Coach, San Francisco 49ers, 1997-98
Secondary Coach, New Orleans Saints, 1992-96
Secondary Coach, San Diego Chargers, 1989-91
Def. Quality Control, San Diego Chargers, 1985-88
Graduate Assistant, Washington, 1984
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UCLA BRUINS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE BRUINS
OFFENSE: The Bruins have produced at least nine wins in a season
in each of hte last three campaigns, a first in program history. While
they do have nine returning starters on offense that led the league
in red zone efficiency (94.1 percent), they’ll need to replace do-it-all
quarterback Brett Hundley. Hundley’s succcessor will have the benefit
of a veteran offensive line that returns four starters led by senior OLJake Brendel and junior OL Caleb Benenoch. Junior TB Paul Perkins
rushed for a league-leading 1,575 yards (121.2 per game), the second
most rushing yards in a single-season by a Bruin. Seven Bruins caught
at least 20 passes last season, and five of them return in 2015. Senior
REC Jordan Payton caught 67 passes for 954 yards (14.2 avg) and 7
TDs, junior REC Thomas Duarte added 28 rec/540 yards/19.3 avg/4
TDs. Senior PK Ka’imi Fairbairn connected on 18 of his 22 field goal
attempts last season and is currently riding a streak of hitting on 29
straight attempts from 35 yards and in. Last year, Fairbairn became
the first Bruin in school annals to record at least 100 points in three
straight seasons.
DEFENSE: Junior LB Myles Jack is the team’s returning leader with
88 tackles/6.7 avg, and along with Junior LB Deon Hollins (31 tackles/team-leading 9.0 sacks) will anchor UCLA’s veteran defense that
returns eight starters. Missed will be All-American and NFL Draft pick
LB Eric Kendricks who set the UCLA career record with 481 tackles.
The defensive front will be led by junior DL Eddie Vanderdoes (50
tackles/5.5 tackles for loss) and junior DL Kenny Clark (58 tackles/5.5
tackles for loss). Senior DB Fabian Moreau (53 tackles/8 PBU) keys
the Bruin secondary that returns four starters. The UCLA secondary
allowed 250.6 passing yards, which ranked third in the Pac-12, and
picked off 11 passes. Junior DB Ishmael Adams was responsible for
two interceptions, returning both for touchdowns, including one 95
yards. A dual-threat, Adams also returns punts and kickoffs, returning
one 100 yards for another score.
2014 RESULTS
(10-3, 6-3 in Pac-12 South, T2nd)
W............28-20............ Virginia
W............42-35............ Memphis
W............20-17............ vs. Texas (Dallas)
W............62-27............ at No. 15 Arizona State
L.............28-30............ Utah
L.............30-42............ No. 12 Oregon
W............36-34............ at California
W............40-37 (2 OT). at Colorado
W............17-7.............. No. 14 Arizona
W............44-30............ at Washington
W............38-20............ No. 24 USC
L.............10-31............ Stanford
W............40-35............ vs. No. 11 Kansas (Alamo Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 15
Oct. 22
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 28
(7 home, 5 away)
Virginia
UCLA leads, 1-0-0
at UNLV
First Meeting
Brigham Young
UCLA leads, 7-3-0
at Arizona
UCLA leads, 22-15-2
Arizona State
UCLA leads, 19-11-1
at Stanford
UCLA leads, 45-38-3
California
UCLA leads, 52-32-1
Colorado
UCLA leads, 8-2-0
at Oregon State
UCLA leads, 41-16-4
Washington State
UCLA leads, 40-18-1
Utah
UCLA leads, 10-3-0
at USC
USC leads, 46-31-7
REC Jordan Payton (Sr., 6-1, 213)
OL Alex Redmond (Jr., 6-5, 297)
OL Jake Brendel (Sr., 6-4, 290)
OL Scott Quessenberry (So., 6-4, 280)
OL Caleb Benenoch (Jr., 6-5, 305)
REC Thomas Duarte (Jr., 6-3, 223)
FB Nate Iese (Jr., 6-3, 250)
TB Paul Perkins (Jr., 5-11, 198)
REC Eldridge Massington (So., 6-3, 210)
QB Brett Hundley
OL Malcolm Bunche
DL Kenny Clark (Jr., 6-3, 308)
DL Eddie Vanderdoes (Jr., 6-3, 305)
LB Myles Jack (Jr., 6-1, 232)
LB Deon Hollins (Jr., 6-0, 225)
DB Fabian Moreau (Sr., 6-0, 195)
DB Tahaan Goodman (Jr., 6-1, 190)
DB Jaleel Wadood (So., 5-10, 175)
DB Ishmael Adams (Jr., 5-8, 190)
DL Owamagbe Odighizuwa
LB Eric Kendricks
DB Anthony Jefferson
PK Ka’imi Fairbairn (Sr., 6-0, 185)
P
Matt Mengel (Sr., 6-2, 210)
2014 UCLA STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Paul Perkins
Brett Hundley
Jordon James
Nate Starks
Myles Jack
251
1575
6.3
9
1596444.110
57
239
4.2
1
32
139
4.3
2
28
113
4.0
3
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Brett Hundley
Jerry Neuheisel
271-392-5
26-39-1
3155
194
.691
.667
22
2
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Jordan Payton
Devin Fuller
Devin Lucien
Thomas Duarte
Paul Perkins
Eldridge Massington
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
67
59
29
28
26
25
TB
WR
C
DB
LB
DL
954
14.2 7
447
7.6
1
225
7.8
2
540
19.3 4
201 7.72
367
14.7 3
Ka’imi Fairbairn (101)
Ka’imi Fairbairn (18-22)
Matt Mengel (40.2)
Ishmael Adams (22.7)
Ishmael Adams (9.2)
Eric Kendricks (3)
Eric Kendricks (149)
Eric Kendricks, Owa Odighizuwa (11.5)
Deon Hollins (9.0)
SIX TO WATCH
Paul Perkins
Jordan Payton
Jake Brendel
Ishmael Adams
Myles Jack
Kenny Clark
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
5-11
6-1
6-4
5-8
6-1
6-3
198
213
290
190
232
308
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USC TROJANS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Los Angeles, CA 90089
Founded: 1880
Enrollment: 39,000
Nickname: Trojans
Colors: Cardinal & Gold
President: C. L. Max Nikias
Athletics Director: Pat Haden
Football Coach: Steve Sarkisian
Record at USC: 9-4 (.692), 1 year
SID: Tim Tessalone
SID Staff: Paul Goldberg (FB asst), Darcy
Couch, David Tuttle, Jeremy Wu, Rachel Caton
Website: www.usctrojans.com
Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
(93,607/Grass)
Press Box: 213-741-1341/213-747-7111
All-Time Record: 819*-328-54
All-Time Pac-12 Record: 442*-179-29
National Championships: 11 (1928, 1931, 1932,
1939, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1974, 1978, 2003, 2004)
*14 wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty
QB Cody Kessler
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2009
Washington
5-74-57th
2010
Washington
7-65-4T3rd
2011
Washington
7-65-43rd/N
2012
Washington
7-65-44th/N
2013
Washington
8-45-43rd/N
2014
USC
9-46-3T2nd/S
1-YEAR USC TOTALS
9-4 (.692)
6-3
6-YEAR FBS TOTALS
43-33 (.566)
30-24 (.556)
HEAD COACH
STEVE SARKISIAN
Hometown: Torrance, Calif.
Bachelor’s Degree: BYU, 1997
Playing Experience:
Quarterback, BYU, 1995-96
Quarterback, El Camino JC, 1993-94
Quarterback, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL),
1997-99
Head Coach, USC, 2014-present
Head Coach, Washington, 2009-2013
Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator, USC, 2007-2008
Quarterbacks Coach, USC, 2005-2006
Quarterbacks Coach, Oakland Raiders, 2004
Quarterbacks Coach, USC, 2002-2003
Assistant Coach, USC, 2001
Quarterbacks Coach, El Camino Junior College, 2000
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USC TROJANS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE TROJANS
OFFENSE: Sunior QB Cody Kessler posted impressive numbers last
season completing 69.7 percent of his pass attempts for 3,826 yards
and 39 TDs, with just five interceptions. His completion percentage
and 167.1 passing rating were USC single-season records. His 294.3
passing yards per game ranked fourth in the league and his 39 TDs
were second to Oregon’s Marcus Mariota. He loses his primary receiver in Nelson Agholor (104 rec/1,313 yds), but has sophomore WR
JuJu Smith (54 rec/724 yds). There’s competition at running back
to replace Javorius Allen who rushed for 1,489 yards/11 TDs, and
it could come down to a tag-team effort between junior Justin Davis
(595 yds/4 TDs) and senior Tre Madden (injured for all of 2014, but
rushed for 703 yrds in 2013). Whoever secures the starting spot in the
USC backfield will have the comfort of running behind an offensive
line that returns intact that features senior C Max Tuerk, a three-year
starter and 2014 All-Pac-12 performer, as well as sophomore OG-OT
Toa Lobendahn who earned Freshman All-America honors.
DEFENSE: The Trojan secondary could be the focal point of the USC
defense led by junior OL-S Su’a Cravens (68 tackles, team-leading
17.0 tackles for loss and 3 interceptions) and sophomore CB Adoreé
Jackson (49 tackles). Jackson, the Pac-12 Freshman Defensive Player of the Year, provides USC with a three-way player as he hauled in
10 receptions for 138 yards and 3 TDs, and added two kickoff returns
for scores. Despite the hole left by DE Leonard Williams, a two-time
All-American and NFL First Round Draft pick, the front line will be senior-laden with S NT Antwaun Woods (37 tackles) and DT-DE Delvon
Simmons (44 tackles). Senior LB Anthony Sarao, the team’s top returning tackler with 74 takedowns, anchors the middle of the defense
and welcomes the return of senior Lamar Dawson, a three-year starter
who missed last season with an injury.
2014 RESULTS
(9-4, 6-3 in Pac-12 South, T2nd)
W............52-13............ Fresno State
W............13-10............ at No. 13 Stanford
L.............31-37............ at Boston College
W............35-10............ Oregon State
L.............34-38............ Arizona State
W............28-26............ at No. 10 Arizona
W............56-28............ Colorado
L.............21-24............ at No. 21 Utah
W............38-30............ California
L.............20-38............ at No. 11 UCLA
W............49-14............ Notre Dame
W............45-42............ vs. No. 25 Nebraska (Holiday Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
(7 home, 5 away)
Sept. 5
Arkansas State
First Meeting
Sept. 12 Idaho
USC leads, 8-0-0
Sept. 19 Stanford
USC leads, 61-29-3*
Sept. 26 at Arizona State
USC leads, 19-12-0*
Oct. 8
Washington
USC leads, 50-28-4*
Oct. 17
at Notre Dame
Notre Dame leads, 45-36-5*
Oct. 24
Utah
USC leads, 9-4-0
Oct. 31
at California
USC leads, 67-30-5*
Nov. 7
Arizona
USC leads, 30-8-0
Nov. 13
at Colorado
USC leads, 9-0-0
Nov. 21
at Oregon
USC leads, 37-19-2*
Nov. 28
UCLA
USC leads, 46-31-7**
* one win/** two wins later vacated due to NCAA penalties
WR JuJu Smith (So., 6-2, 210)
OL
Chad Wheeler (Jr., 6-7, 280)
OL
Toa Lobendahn (So., 6-3, 280)
OL
Max Tuerk (Jr., 6-6, 285)
OL
Viane Talamaivao (So., 6-3, 330)
OL Zach Banner (Jr., 6-9, 350)
QB Cody Kessler (Sr., 6-1, 210)
FB Soma Vainuku (Sr., 6-0, 270)
TE
Randall Telfer
TB
Javorius Allen
WR Nelson Agholor
DL
Delvon Simmons (Sr., 6-5, 295)
DL
Antwaun Woods (Sr., 6-1, 325)
LB
Anthony Sarao (Sr., 6-0, 220)
CB Adoreé Jackson (So., 5-11, 185)
SS
Leon McQuay (Jr., 6-1, 185)
CB Kevon Seymour (Sr., 6-0, 185)
S-OLBSu’a Cravens (Jr., 6-1, 225)
DL
Leonard Williams
LB
J.R. Tavai
LB
Hayes Pullard
FS
Gerald Bowman
P
Kris Albarado (Sr., 5-10, 200)
PK
Andre Heidari
2014 USC STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Javorius Allen
Justin Davis
James Toland
Soma Vainuku
276
1489
5.4
11
1295954.64
29
102
3.5
0
7
40
5.7
1
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Cody Kessler
315-452-5 .697
3826 39
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Nelson Agholor
JuJu Smith
Javorius Allen
George Farmer
Darreus Rogers
104
54
41
25
21
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
Nelson Agholor (84)
Andre Heidari (9-11)
Kris Albarado (41.4)
Adoreé Jackson (29.7)
Nelson Agholor (19.7)
Su’a Cravens (3)
Hayes Pullard (95)
Su’a Cravens (17.0)
Leonard Williams, J.R. Tavai (7.0)
OL
WR
QB
OL
S-OLB
CB/WR/KR
1313
724
458
314
245
SIX TO WATCH
Max Tuerk
JuJu Smith
Cody Kessler
Toa Lobendahn
Su’a Cravens
Adoreé Jackson
Sr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
12.6
13.4
11.2
12.6
11.7
6-6
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-1
5-11
12
5
1
4
4
285
210
210
280
225
185
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UTAH UTES
QUICK FACTS
Location: Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Founded: 1850
Enrollment: 32,077
Nickname: Utes
Colors: Red & White
President: Dr. David W. Pershing
Athletics Director: Chris Hill, Ph.D.
Football Coach: Kyle Whittingham
Record at Utah: 85-43 (.664), 10 years
SID: Liz Abel
SID Staff: Mike DeVine, Brooke Frederickson
(FB asst), Mike Lageschulte, Drew Wiseman
Website: www.UtahUtes.com
Stadium: Rice-Eccles Stadium
(45,807/FieldTurf)
Press Box: 801-581-4783/8210
Offense: Spread Defense: 4-3
All-Time Pac-12 Record: 9-18
RB Devontae Booker
Year
School
2004
Utah
2005
Utah
2006
Utah
2007
Utah
2008Utah
2009Utah
2010Utah
2011
Utah
2012
Utah
2013
Utah
2014
Utah
10-YEAR UTAH TOTALS
10-YEAR FBS TOTALS
HEAD COACH
KYLE WHITTINGHAM
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
1-00-01st
7-54-4T4th
8-55-3T3rd
9-45-3T3rd
13-0
8-0
1st
10-3
6-2
3rd
10-3
7-1
2nd
8-54-5T3rd/S
5-73-65th/S
5-72-75th/S
9-45-45th/S
85-43 (.664)
49-35 (.583)
85-43 (.664)
49-35 (.583)
Hometown: Provo, Utah
Playing Experience:
Linebacker, BYU, 1978-81
Linebacker, National Football League, 1987
Linebacker, U.S. Football League, 1983-84
Head Coach, Utah, 2005-Present
Defensive Coordinator, Utah, 1995-2004
Defensive Line, Utah, 1994
Defensive Coordinator, Idaho State, 1992-93
Linebackers/Special Teams, Idaho State, 1988-91
Defensive Coordinator, College of Eastern Utah, 1987
Graduate Assistant, BYU, 1985
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UTAH UTES
A QUICK LOOK AT THE UTES
OFFENSE: Senior RB Devontae Booker is ready to carry the load
again for the Utes’ running game as he piled up 1,512 yards on 292
carries (5.2 avg) and 10 TDs. He averaged 133.3 yards in the final 10
games. Four returning starters on the offensive line will continue to
pave the way for Booker. Anchoring the Ute offensive line will be senior
C Siaosi Aiono. Aiono started 12 games last season and gave up just
one sack in 747 plays. Senior QB Travis Wilson returns as the team’s
signal caller. While he completed 60.7 percent of his passes for 2,170
yards and 18 TDs, the receiving corp took a hit with season-ending
injuries to key players. Senior WR Kenneth Scott (48 rec/506 yards/4
TDs) looks to be the primary target in the Utah passing game in 2015.
Junior PK Andy Phillips, a First Team All-Pac-12 selection, has been
near automatic for the Utes over two seasons as he’s hit 40 of 48 field
goal attempts (.833).
DEFENSE: Affectionately known as Sack Lake City, the Utes led the
nation with 55 sacks (4.23 avg), were second in the league in total
defense (393.5 yards per game), and were one of four Pac-12 teams
to allow less than 25 points per game. Despite losing a pair of NFL
Second Round draft picks in DE Nate Orchard and CB Eric Rowe, the
defense will continue to pressure the opposing quarterback. Senior
LB Jared Norris led the way with 116 tackles (8.9 per game), which
are second-most among all returning Pac-12 players. In just eight
games, senior LB Gionni Paul tallied 61 tackles and a team-leading
four interceptions. The defensive front will be led by junior DE Hunter
Dimick (52 tackles/14.5 tackles for loss/10.0 sacks) and sophomore
NT Lowell Lotulelei (33 tackles/4.5 tackles for loss/4.0 sacks). Senior
All-America P Tom Hackett prides himself in pinning the opposition
deep in its own territory. He’s placed 43.1 percent of his punts inside
the 20 (78-of-181), including 37 inside the 10-yard line and 16 inside
the 5-yard line, with just 17 touchbacks.
2014 RESULTS
(9-4, 5-4 in Pac-12 South, 5th)
W............56-14............ Idaho State
W............59-27............ Fresno State
W............26-10............ at Michigan
L.............27-28............ Washington State
W............30-28............ at No. 8 UCLA
W............29-23 (2OT).. at Oregon State
W............24-21............ No. 20 USC
L.............16-19 (OT).... at No. 15 Arizona State
L.............27-51............ No. 5 Oregon
W............20-17 (2OT).. at Stanford
L.............10-42............ No. 15 Arizona
W............38-34............ Colorado
W............45-10............ Colorado State (Las Vegas Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 3
Sept. 11
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 28
(6 home, 6 away)
Michigan
Utah leads, 2-1-0
Utah State
Utah leads, 78-29-4
at Fresno State
Utah leads, 6-4-0
at Oregon
California
Arizona State
at USC
USC leads, 9-4-0
Oregon State
at Washington
at Arizona
Utah leads, 20-18-2
UCLA
UCLA leads, 9-4-0
at Colorado
LG
Isaac Asiata (Jr., 6-4, 315)
C
Siaosi Aiono (Sr., 6-2, 305)
RG Salesi Uhatafe (So., 6-4, 315)
RT
J.J. Dielman (Jr., 6-5, 295)
QB Travis Wilson (Sr., 6-7, 233)
RB Devontae Booker (Sr., 5-11, 212)
WR Kenneth Scott (Sr., 6-3, 208)
LT
Jermiah Poutasi
TE
Westlee Tonga
WR Dres Anderson
WR Kaelin Clay
DE Hunter Dimick (Jr., 6-3, 266)
NT Lowell Lotulelei (So., 6-2, 310)
LB
Jared Norris (Sr., 6-2, 234)
LB
Gionni Paul (Sr., 5-10, 225)
CB Dominique Hatfield (Jr., 5-10, 175)
NB Justin Thomas (Jr., 5-8, 178)
FS
Marcus Williams (So., 6-0, 190)
DE
Nate Orchard
DT
Sese Ianu
CB
Eric Rowe
SS
Brian Blechen
PK
Andy Phillips (Jr., 5-10, 205)
P
Tom Hackett (Sr., 5-11, 195)
2014 UTAH STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Devontae Booker
Travis Wilson
Bubba Poole
Kendal Thompson
292
1512
5.2
10
1143092.75
49
211
4.3
3
56
192
3.4
1
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Travis Wilson
Kendal Thompson
190-313-5 .607
32-52-2 .615
2170 18
324 2
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Kenneth Scott
Kaelin Clay
Devontae Booker
Westlee Tonga
Dres Anderson
48
43
43
30
22
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
Andy Phillips (113)
Andy Phillips (23-28)
Tom Hackett (46.7)
Kaelin Clay (24.9)
Kaelin Clay (15.0)
Gionni Paul (4)
Jared Norris (116)
Nate Orchard (21.0)
Nate Orchard (18.5)
RB
C
P
NT
LB
DE
506
523
306
391
355
SIX TO WATCH
Devontae Booker
Siaosi Aiono
Tom Hackett
Lowell Lotulelei
Jared Norris
Hunter Dimick
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
10.5
12.2
7.1
13.0
16.1
5-11
6-2
5-11
6-2
6-2
6-3
4
4
2
4
4
212
305
195
310
234
266
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WASHINGTON HUSKIES
QUICK FACTS
Location: Seattle, WA 98195
Founded: 1861
Enrollment: 45,213
Nickname: Huskies
Colors: Purple & Gold
Interim President: Ana Mari Cauce
Athletics Director: Scott Woodward
Football Coach: Chris Petersen
Record at Washington: 8-6 (.571), 1 year
SID: Jeff Bechthold
SID Staff: Brian Tom, Michael Bruscas, Ashley
Walker, Ricky Brackett
Website: www.gohuskies.com
Stadium: Husky Stadium (70,083/FieldTurf)
Offense: Pro-style
Defense: Multiple
National Championships (Years): 4 (1960,
1984, 1990, 1991)
LB Travis Feeney
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2006 Boise State
13-0
8-0
1st
2007 Boise State
10-3
7-1
2rd
2008 Boise State
12-1
8-0
1st
2009 Boise State
14-0
8-0
1st
2010 Boise State
12-1
7-1
T-1st
2011 Boise State
12-1
6-1
2nd
2012 Boise State
11-2
7-1
T-1st
2013
Boise State
8-46-22nd
2014
Washington
8-64-53rd/N
1-YEAR WASHINGTON TOTALS 8-6 (.571)
4-5 (.444)
8-YEAR FBS TOTALS
100-18 (.847) 61-11 (.847)
HEAD COACH
CHRIS PETERSEN
Hometown: Yuba City, Calif.
Bachelor’s Degree: UC Davis, 1988
Master’s Degree: UC Davis, 1988
Playing Experience:
Quarterback, UC Davis, 1985-86
Quarterback, Sacramento City College, 1983-84
Head Coach, Washington, 2014-present
Head Coach, Boise State, 2006-2013
Off. Coordinator, Boise State, 2001-2005
Wide Recievers Coach, Oregon, 1995-2000
Quarterbacks Coach, Portland State, 1993-1994
Quarterbacks Coach, Pittsburgh, 1992
Wide Recievers Coach, UC Davis, 1989-1991
Freshman Coach, UC Davis, 1987-1988
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WASHINGTON HUSKIES
A QUICK LOOK AT THE HUSKIES
OFFENSE: Junior QB Jeff Lindquist appeared to come out of spring
workouts with the edge of securing a starting spot in the season opener, but will contend with returning starter Cyler Miles (307 rushing
yds/2,397 passing yards/17 TDs) who missed all of the spring workouts. Either quarterback will have the benefit of the top two targets
returning with senior WR Jaydon Mickens (60 rec/617 yds/4 TDs) and
senior TE Joshua Perkins (25 rec/315 yds/3 TDs). The Washington
running game will have three players competing for carries - junior
Dwayne Washington (697 yds/5.3 avg/9 TDs), sophomore Lavon Coleman (565 yds/4.1 avg) and senior Deontae Cooper (285 yds/4.5 avg).
Whoever carries the ball, they’ll do so behind a Husky offensive line
that needs to rebuild as just two starters return, who combined for 16
starts - senior G Dexter Charles and sophomore RT Coleman Shelton.
Junior PK Cameron Van Winkle hit 20 of 24 field goal attempts, including 15-of-16 from 39 yards and in.
DEFENSE: With four defensive players taken among the first 44 picks
of the NFL Draft, Washington will need to lean on senior LB Travis
Feeney (60 tackles/4.5 avg/2 INT) to guide the Husky defense. He’s
the lone returning starter among the front seven that was second in
the league in stopping the run (124.0 ypg) and second in sacks (52
sacks/3.71 avg). Fortunately, the secondary returns three starters who
each collected 70 or more tackles last season. The trio of junior S Kevin King, sophomore S Budda Baker and sophomore CB Sidney Jones
combined for 206 tackles, 13 pass breakups and four interceptions.
Senior P Korey Durkee averaged 42.1 yards per punt and pinned the
opposition inside the 20 on 19 occasions.
2014 RESULTS
(8-6, 4-5 in Pac-12 North, 3rd)
W............17-16............ at Hawai’i
W............59-52............ Eastern Washington
W............44-19............ vs. Illinois (Solider Field)
W............45-14............ Georgia State
L.............13-20............ Stanford
W............31-17............ at California
L.............20-45............ at No. 9 Oregon
L.............10-24............ Arizona State
W............38-23............ at Colorado
L.............30-44............ No. 18 UCLA
L.............26-27............ at No. 17 Arizona
W............37-13............ Oregon State
L.............22-30............ vs. Oklahoma State (Cactus Bowl)
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 4
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 8
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 27
(7 home, 5 away)
at Boise State
Sacramento State
First Meeting
Utah State
at California
USC
USC leads, 50-28-4*
Oregon
at Stanford
Arizona
Utah
at Arizona State
at Oregon State
Washington State
TE Joshua Perkins (Sr., 6-4, 226)
OT Coleman Shelton (So., 6-4, 282)
OG Dexter Charles (Sr., 6-5, 278)
QB Cyler Miles (Jr., 6-4, 214)
TB Dwayne Washington (Jr., 6-2, 221)
WR Jaydon Mickens (Sr., 5-11, 171)
WR Kasen Williams
OT Micah Hatchie
C
Colin Tanigawa
RG James Atoe
WR DiAndre Campbell
OLB Travis Feeney (Sr., 6-4, 223)
S
Kevin King (Jr., 6-3, 182)
S
Budda Baker (So., 5-10, 176)
CB Sidney Jones (So., 6-0, 177)
DT Andrew Hudson
DT Evan Hudson
NT Danny Shelton
LB Hau’oli Kikaha
LB Shaq Thompson
LB John Timu
CB Marcus Peters
PK Cameron Van Winkle (Jr., 5-10, 181)
P
Korey Durkee (Sr., 6-4, 247)
2014 WASHINGTON STATISTICAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Dwayne Washington
Lavon Coleman
Shaq Thompson
Cyler Miles
Deontae Cooper
1326975.39
1385654.11
61
456
7.5
2
1183072.64
63
285
4.5
0
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Cyler Miles
Troy Williams
219-329-4 .667
23-36-2
.639
2397 17
176
0
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Jaydon Mickens
Joshua Perkins
DiAndre Campbell
Kasen Williams
Kendyl Taylor
John Ross
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
60
25
24
20
18
17
WR
RB
OG
TE
LB
S
617
315
231
189
146
371
10.3
12.6
9.6
9.4
8.1
21.8
4
3
1
2
2
4
Cameron Van Winkle (107)
Cameron Van Winkle (20-24)
Korey Durkee (42.1)
John Ross (24.7)
Dante Pettis (10.3)
Marcus Peters (3)
John Timu (108)
Hau’oli Kikaha (25.0)
Hau’oli Kikaha (19.0)
SIX TO WATCH
Jaydon Mickens
Dwayne Washington
Dexter Charles
Joshua Perkins
Travis Feeney
Budda Baker
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
5-11
6-2
6-5
6-4
6-4
5-10
171
221
278
226
223
176
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WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS
QUICK FACTS
Location: Pullman, WA 99164
Founded: 1890
Enrollment: 19,446
Nickname: Cougars
Colors: Crimson & Gray
President: Elson S. Floyd
Athletics Director: Bill Moos
Football Coach: Mike Leach
Record at Washington State: 12-25 (.324), 3 years
FB SID: Bill Stevens
SID Staff: Linda Chalich, Jessica Holmes, Bobby
Alworth (FB asst), Jim Crawford
Website: www.wsucougars.com
Stadium: Martin Stadium (32,952 - Field Turf)
Press Box Phone: 509-335-COUG (2684)
Offense: Spread
Defense: 3-4
Number of National Championships (Years): 0
LT Joe Dahl
Year
School
W-L
Conf. W-L
Place
2000
Texas Tech
7-63-54th/S
2001
Texas Tech
7-54-4T3rd/S
2002
Texas Tech
9-55-33rd/S
2003
Texas Tech
8-54-44th/S
2004
Texas Tech
8-45-3T3rd/S
2005
Texas Tech
9-36-2T2nd/S
2006
Texas Tech
8-54-44th/S
2007
Texas Tech
9-44-4T3rd/S
2008 Texas Tech
11-2
7-1
T1st/S
2009
Texas Tech
8-45-33rd/S
2012
Washington State
3-91-86th/N
2013
Washington State
6-74-55th/N
2014
Washington State
3-92-76th/N
3-YEAR WSU TOTALS
12-25 (.324)
7-20 (.259)
13-YEAR FBS TOTALS
96-68 (.585)
54-53 (.505)
HEAD COACH
MIKE LEACH
Hometown: Cody, Wyo.
Juris Doctor Degree: Pepperdine, 1986
Head Coach, Washington State, 2012-Present
Head Coach, Texas Tech, 2000-09
Offensive Coordinator, Oklahoma, 1999
Offensive Coordinator, Kentucky, 1997-98
Offensive Coordinator, Valdosta State, 1992-96
Off. Coord./Off. Line Coach, Iowa Wesleyan, 1989-91
Head Coach, Pori (Finland), 1989
Linebackers Coach, College of the Desert, 1988
Offensive Line Coach, Cal Poly, 1987
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WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS
A QUICK LOOK AT THE COUGARS
OFFENSE: Losing a starting QB like Connor Halliday (WSU career
record 11,304 passing yards and 90 TDs) might have a big impact on
the success of an offense, but the Cougars look to sophomore Luke
Falk to lead the team without missing a beat. Afterall, he did complete
64.2 percent of his passes for 1,859 yards and 13 TDs in six games
(three as a starter) last season. Falk will throw to a talented group of receivers that include junior WR River Cracraft (66 rec/771 yds/8 TDs),
senior WR Dom Williams (43 rec/656 yds/9 TDs) and sophomore RB
Jamal Morrow (61 rec/460 yds). Morrow was also the team’s leading
rusher with 351 yards (4.0 avg). The entire offensive line returns intact, led by senior LT Joe Dahl and senior LG Gunnar Eklund. Both
have started each of the last 25 games. In fact, all 18 offensive lineman on scholarship last season return for the 2015 season.
DEFENSE: The Cougars were tough against the run, allowing 145.7
yards per game (4th in the Pac-12). Senior LBs Jeremiah Allison and
Kache Palacio key a defense that returns six starters. Allison is the
team’s top returning tackler with 78 and 8.5 tackles for loss, while
Palacio collected 57 tackles and topped the team with 6.5 sacks. Senior S Taylor Taliulu (68 tackles) anchors a young secondary. In addtion to Taliulu, the Cougars return a pair of starters in sophomores S
Darious Lemora (68 tackles) and CB Charleston White (34 tackles
and a team-best 13 PBU). The Cougar defense has the advantage of
opening the season against three non-conference foes that averaged
just 24.1 points per game. However, they’ll get tested right away in
the Pac-12 as they open league play with California (38.2 ppg) and at
Oregon (45.4 ppg).
2014 RESULTS
(3-9, 2-7 in Pac-12 North, T5th)
L.............38-41............ vs. Rutgers
L.............13-24............ at Nevada
W............59-21............ Portland State
L.............31-38............ No. 2 Oregon
W............28-27............ at Utah
L.............59-60............ California
L.............17-34............ at Stanford
L.............27-59............ No. 15 Arizona
L.............17-44............ USC
W............39-32............ at Oregon State
L.............31-52............ at No. 15 Arizona State
L.............13-31............ Washington
2015 SCHEDULE
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
Nov. 29
(6 home, 6 away)
Portland State
Washington State leads, 2-0-0
at Rutgers
Rutgers leads, 1-0-0
Wyoming
Washington State leads, 3-2-0
at California
at Oregon
Oregon State
at Arizona
Stanford
Arizona State
at UCLA
UCLA leads, 40-18-1
Colorado
at Washington
LT
Joe Dahl (Sr., 6-4, 302)
LG
Gunnar Eklund (Sr., 6-7, 308)
C
Riley Sorenson (Jr., 6-4, 321)
RG Eduardo Middleton (Jr., 6-5, 315)
RT
Cole Madison (So., 6-5, 300)
WR River Cracraft (Jr., 6-0, 198)
RB Jamal Morrow (So., 5-8, 189)
WR Vince Mayle
WR Isiah Myers
WR Ricky Galvin
QB Connor Halliday
DL
Destiny Vaeao (Sr., 6-4, 304)
LB
Kache Palacio (Sr., 6-2, 235)
LB
Jeremiah Allison (Sr., 6-2, 224)
S
Darious Lemora (So., 5-11, 182)
S
Taylor Taliulu (Sr., 5-11, 210)
CB Charleston White (So., 5-10, 180)
DL Xavier Cooper
NT Kalafitoni Polé
LB Cyrus Coen
LB Darryl Monroe
CB Daquawn Brown
PK
Quentin Breshears (Jr., 6-0, 196)
P
Jordan Dascalo
2014 WASHINGTON STATE STATISTICAL
LEADERS
RUSHING
Att Yds AvgTD
Jamal Morrow
Gerard Wicks
Theron West
87
351
4.0
0
62
234
3.8
4
21884.2
0
PASSING
PC-PA-HIPct
Yds TD
Connor Halliday
Luke Falk
354-526-11 .673
156-243-7 .642
3873 32
1859 13
RECEIVING
No. Yds AvgTD
Vince Mayle
Isiah Myers
River Cracraft
Jamal Morrow
Dom Williams
Robert Lewis
Rickey Galvin
Tyler Baker
Punting:
Interceptions:
Tackles:
Tackles For Loss:
Quarterback Sacks:
106
78
66
61
43
41
37
27
QB
LT
WR
WR
DL
LB
1483
972
771
460
656
370
400
308
14.0
12.5
11.6
7.5
15.3
9.0
10.8
11.4
9
12
8
0
9
2
3
2
Isiah Myers (72)
Quentin Breshears (9-12)
Jordan Dascalo (41.6)
Jamal Morrow (20.6)
Rickey Galvin (7.8)
Three tied (1)
Daquawn Brown (82)
Xavier Cooper (9.5)
Kache Palacio (6.5)
SIX TO WATCH
Luke Falk
Joe Dahl
Gabe Marks
Dom Williams
Destiny Vaeao
Jeremiah Allison
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
6-4
6-4
6-0
6-2
6-4
6-2
201
302
190
190
304
224
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2014 PAC-12 TEAM STATISTICS
SCORING OFFENSE
1. Oregon
2. California
3. Arizona State
4. USC
5. Arizona
6. UCLA
7. Washington State
8. Utah
9. Washington
10.Colorado
11.Stanford
12. Oregon State
Pts
Avg
681 45.4
459 38.2
480 36.9
466 35.8
483 34.5
435 33.5
382 31.8
407 31.3
423 30.2
342 28.5
353 27.2
308 25.7
PASS DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. Utah
3. Oregon State
4. UCLA
5. Colorado
6. Arizona State
7. Oregon
8. USC
9. Arizona
10.Washington
11. Washington State
12.California
G Att-Cmp-Int Pct.
13 430-245-1257.0
13 450-267-1259.3
12 435-256-11 58.9
13 497-306-1161.6
12 408-244-359.8
13 453-269-14 59.4
15 581-351-1360.4
13 549-322-1458.7
14 534-349-1365.4
14 539-343-13 63.6
12
429-276-3 64.3
12 544-356-12 65.4
RUSHING OFFENSE
G
Att
Yds
Avg
TD
Yds/G
1.Oregon
15
644
3518 5.5 42 234.5
2.UCLA
13
557
2724 4.9 26 209.5
3.Utah
13
565
2475 4.4 21 190.4
4.Washington
14
607
2640 4.3 23 188.6
5.Arizona
14
575
2546 4.4 26 181.9
6. Arizona State
13
508
2194
4.3
20
168.8
7.USC
13
524
2092 4.0 18 160.9
8.Stanford
13
478
2063 4.3 22 158.7
9.Colorado
12
451
1855 4.1 13 154.6
10.California
12
440
1790
4.1
22
149.2
11. Oregon State
12
376
1417
3.8
19
118.1
12.
Washington State
122434782.0
5 39.8
TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. Utah
3. UCLA
4. Oregon State
5. USC
6. Washington
7. Arizona State
8. Oregon
9. Washington State
10.Arizona
11.Colorado
12.California
G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg
131358 2313873 3671 4.2
131909 3206957 5115 5.3
131923 3258100251815.2
12 1898 2977 847 4875 5.8
131734 3593100253275.3
141736 4012106957485.4
13 2046 3376 964 5422 5.6
152481 3964116864455.5
12 1748 3559 859 5307 6.2
142377 3937111563145.7
122457 3074845 5531 6.5
121735 4406980 6141 6.3
SCORING DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. Oregon
3. Washington
4. Utah
5. USC
6. Arizona State
7. UCLA
8. Arizona
9. Oregon State
11.Colorado
12.California
G TD XP
13 2624
15 4338
14 4139
13 4039
13 4236
13 46 46
13 4540
14 4946
12 47 42
12 59 55
12 60 54
12 63 60
KICKOFF RETURNS
1. Arizona State
2.Utah
3.Colorado
4.California
5.Stanford
6. Oregon State
7.USC
8.Washington
9.Arizona
10.Oregon
12.UCLA
G
Ret
13 23
13 31
12 41
12 51
13 29
12 54
13 44
14 45
14 38
15 45
12 50
13 48
Yds
555
736
972
1170
651
1204
974
983
817
886
970
916
TD
0
1
0
2
0
1
2
2
1
0
0
1
Avg
24.1
23.7
23.7
22.9
22.4
22.3
22.1
21.8
21.5
19.7
19.4
19.1
RUSHING DEFENSE
1.Stanford
2.Washington
3.USC
4.California
5. Washington State
6.Utah
7.UCLA
8. Arizona State
9. Oregon State
10.Oregon
11.Arizona
12.Colorado
G
13
14
13
12
12
13
13
13
12
15
14
12
Yds/G
104.5
124.0
133.4
144.6
145.7
146.8
147.9
157.4
158.2
165.4
169.8
204.8
PUNT RETURN AVG
1.Stanford
2.Utah
3.Oregon
4.Arizona
5.USC
6.Washington
7.UCLA
8.California
9. Washington State
10.Colorado
11. Oregon State
12. Arizona State
G
Ret
13 22
13 28
15 27
14 17
13 22
14 32
13 22
12 23
12 23
12 18
12 18
13 15
Yds
403
386
333
174
214
302
199
175
165
117
109
55
TD
2
3
2
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Avg
18.3
13.8
12.3
10.2
9.7
9.4
9.0
7.6
7.2
6.5
6.1
3.7
PASS OFFENSE
1. Washington State
2. California
3. Oregon
4. USC
5. Colorado
6. Arizona
7. Oregon State
8. Arizona State
9. UCLA
10.Stanford
11.Washington
12.Utah
G Att-Cmp-Int Pct.
12 771-510-18 66.1
12 536-329-1061.4
15 474-326-468.8
13 460-318-569.1
12 545-348-1563.9
14 564-320-1056.7
12
472-290-8 61.4
13
467-281-9 60.2
13 435-298-668.5
13 381-248-8 65.1
14 400-255-6 63.7
13 378-229-8 60.6
TD
45
37
44
39
29
29
15
34
24
20
19
20
Yds/G
479.7
346.0
312.5
296.6
284.6
281.8
275.4
273.5
258.3
229.8
200.1
197.7
PUNTING
1. Utah
2. Arizona
3. Colorado
4. Washington
5. UCLA
6. Arizona State
7. Oregon State
8. Oregon
9. California
10.USC
11.Stanford
G No. Yards
1380 3736
1480 3651
1265 2869
1472 2941
1370 2802
13 67 2774
12 70 2735
1547 1840
1256 2233
13 69 2748
13 59 2252
12 49 2039
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Oregon
2. Washington State
3. California
4. UCLA
5. Arizona
6. USC
7. Arizona State
8. Colorado
9. Oregon State
10.Washington
11.Stanford
12.Utah
G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg
153518 4687111882057.3
12478 5756101462346.1
121790 4152976 5942 6.1
132724 3358992 6082 6.1
142546 3945113964915.7
132092 3856984 5948 6.0
13 2194 3556 975 5750 5.9
121855 3415996 5270 5.3
12 1417 3305 848 4722 5.6
142640 2801100754415.4
132063 2988 859 5051 5.9
132475 2570 943 5045 5.3
TD
86
50
59
50
55
57
54
42
34
42
42
41
Yds/G
547.0
519.5
495.2
467.8
463.6
457.5
442.3
439.2
393.5
388.6
388.5
388.1
PASS EFFICIENCY
G
Att Cmp Pct Int Yds
TD
Effic
1.Oregon
15 474 326 68.84 4687 44 180.8
2.USC
13 460 318 69.15 3856 39 165.3
3.UCLA
13 435 298 68.56 3358 24 148.8
4.California
1253632961.410415237145.5
5. Arizona State
13 467 281 60.2 9
3556 34 144.3
6.Stanford
13 381 248 65.18 2988 20 144.1
7.Washington State 1277151066.118575645143.5
8.Washington
14 400 255 63.76 2801 19 135.2
9.Utah
13 378 229 60.68 2570 20 130.9
10.
Arizona
1456432056.710394529128.9
11.
Colorado
1254534863.915341529128.5
12. Oregon State
12 472 290 61.4 8
3305 15 127.4
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G TD XP
15 9079
12 6156
13 59 53
13 6361
14 6157
13 5547
12 50 47
13 4944
14 5247
12 42 42
13 44 44
12 36 33
2XP
4
1
2
0
0
2
1
0
2
0
0
0
2XP
0
1
0
0
2
0
2
1
2
0
0
0
Rushes
443
530
453
436
430
507
505
511
412
587
581
437
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
FG
18
11
23
9
20
18
11
23
20
16
15
19
FG
11
18
20
15
11
13
17
17
17
18
18
13
Yards
1358
1736
1734
1735
1748
1909
1923
2046
1898
2481
2377
2457
Saf
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Saf
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Avg.
3.1
3.3
3.8
4.0
4.1
3.8
3.8
4.0
4.6
4.2
4.1
5.6
Pts
Avg
213 16.4
354 23.6
347 24.8
324 24.9
327 25.2
363 27.9
365 28.1
395 28.2
379 31.6
463 38.6
468 39.0
477 39.8
TD
12
14
20
19
18
12
19
17
24
22
19
21
Yds Avg
5756 7.5
41527.7
46879.9
38568.4
34156.3
39457.0
3305 7.0
3556 7.6
33587.7
2988 7.8
2801 7.0
2570 6.8
Yds Avg
23135.4
32067.1
2977 6.8
32586.6
30747.5
3376 7.5
39646.8
35936.5
39377.4
4012 7.4
3559 8.3
4406 8.1
Avg/PPR Avg
46.7 121 1.5
45.6 268 3.3
44.1 245 3.8
40.8 50 0.7
40.0 72 1.0
41.4 196 2.9
39.1 151 2.2
39.1 69 1.5
39.9 80 1.4
39.8 195 2.8
38.2 159 2.7
41.6 329 6.7
TD
12
23
20
22
35
22
21
20
28
26
33
42
Yds/G
177.9
246.6
248.1
250.6
256.2
259.7
264.3
276.4
281.2
286.6
296.6
367.2
TD
24
35
41
44
40
40
39
43
51
47
56
61
Yds/G
282.4
393.5
398.5
406.2
409.8
410.6
417.1
429.7
442.2
451.0
460.9
511.8
TBgNet/P
10 42.7
10 39.8
3
39.4
7
38.2
4
37.9
6
36.7
1
36.6
3
36.4
6
36.3
7
35.0
5
33.8
5
32.9
TURNOVER MARGIN
1. Oregon
2. Arizona State
3. Washington
4. USC
5. Arizona
6. Utah
7. Oregon State
8. UCLA
9. California
10.Stanford
11.Colorado
GainedLost
Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar
21 1334 7 4 11 +23
13 14 27
4
9 13 +14
16 1329 11 6 17 +12
9 1423 7 5 12 +11
13 13 26 8 1018 +8
9 1221 8 8 16 +5
7
11 18
6
8 14 +4
5 1116 10 6 16 +0
5 12 17 10 1020 -3
4
12 16 13 8 21 -5
8
3 11 6 1521 -10
5
3 8
7
18 25 -17
Per/G
1.53
1.08
0.86
0.85
0.57
0.38
0.33
0.00
-0.25
-0.38
-0.83
-1.42
SACKS BY
1.Utah
2.Washington
3.Stanford
4. Arizona State
5.Arizona
6.Oregon
7.USC
8.UCLA
Oregon State
Washington State
11.Colorado
12.California
G
13
14
13
13
14
15
13
13
12
12
12
12
Sacks
55
52
46
39
38
37
33
29
29
29
22
16
Yards
325
297
338
298
223
292
219
200
170
209
140
127
Pct. Yds
TD Effic
57.0231312105.8
58.7359320120.5
60.4396421125.2
58.9 2977 20 126.5
61.6325822126.8
59.3320623130.7
59.4 3376 22 131.8
63.6401226137.3
65.4393728139.7
59.8 3074 35 149.9
65.4 4406 42 154.5
64.3 3559 33 158.0
SACKS AGAINST
1.Stanford
Colorado
3.California
4.Washington
5.Oregon
Utah
7.USC
8. Oregon State
Washington State
10. Arizona State
11.Arizona
12.UCLA
G
13
12
12
14
15
13
13
12
12
13
14
13
Sacks
23
23
27
28
31
31
32
36
36
39
40
41
Yards
154
137
203
221
165
216
228
304
273
235
239
228
FIRST DOWNS
G
Rush
Pass
Pen
Total
1.
Oregon
15
18319825 406
2.
Arizona
14
12817642 346
3.
Washington State
12
45251
30326
4.
California 12
99188
32319
5.
USC
13
12216521 308
6.
UCLA
13
14414218 304
7.
Arizona State 13
11016625 301
8.
Colorado
12
10115936 296
9.
Washington 14
13912120 280
10.
Stanford
13
95149
22266
11.
Utah
13
12611215 253
12.
Oregon State12
78138
33249
PENALTIES
1. Arizona State
2.Stanford
3.Utah
4.Washington
5.Arizona
6. Washington State
7.Colorado
8.Oregon
9.
UCLA
10.USC
11.
Oregon State
12.
California
GNo Yds Avg/G
13
58
421
32.4
13 75
630
48.5
13 77
702
54.0
14 98
866
61.9
14 92
881
62.9
12
94
812
67.7
12 86
823
68.6
15 123
1080 72.0
13
10497975.3
13 115
1023
78.7
12
10795879.8
12
10798782.2
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS
1.
Oregon
2.
USC
3.
California
4.
UCLA
5.
Stanford
6.
Washington State
7.
Washington
8.
Utah
9.
Colorado
10.
Arizona State
11.
Arizona
12.
Oregon State
FIELD GOALS
G
Made
Att
Pct
1.
Oregon State12
1922.864
2.
Oregon
15
1821.857
3.
Washington 14
2024.833
4.
Utah
13
2328.821
Arizona State13
2328.821
6.
UCLA
13
1822.818
USC
139
11
.818
8.
Colorado
12
1621.762
9.
Arizona
14
2028.714
10.
Stanford
13
1522.682
11.
California 12
1117.647
Washington State
12
1117.647
G
15
13
14
13
14
13
12
13
12
13
12
12
PASS DEF EFFICIENCY
1.Stanford
2.USC
3.Oregon
4. Oregon State
5.UCLA
6.Utah
7. Arizona State
8.Washington
9.Arizona
10.Colorado
11.California
G
13
13
15
12
13
13
13
14
14
12
12
12
Att-Cmp-Int
430-245-12
549-322-14
581-351-13
435-256-11
497-306-11
450-267-12
453-269-14
539-343-13
534-349-13
408-244-3
544-356-12
429-276-3
G
Conv
Att
Pct
1598198
49.5
1397208
46.6
1288191
46.1
1387202
43.1
1370165
42.4
1278186
41.9
1488213
41.3
1389218
40.8
1281202
40.1
1376199
38.2
1489234
38.0
1253166
31.9
OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G
Rush
Pass
Pen
Total
1.
Stanford
13
84117
18219
2.
Washington State
12
88140
28256
3.
Arizona State 13
10014615 261
4.
Oregon State 12
10013331 264
5.
Utah
13
11312928 270
Colorado
12
10813032 270
7.
UCLA
13
11115133 295
8.
USC
13
10016141 302
9.
Washington 14
10118828 317
10.
California 12
95203
34332
11.
Arizona
14
12018829 337
12.
Oregon
15
13218928 349
OPPONENT PENALTIES G
1.California
12
2.Arizona
14
3. Washington State 12
4.Colorado
12
5. Oregon State
12
6. Arizona State
13
7.USC
13
8.Oregon
15
9.Stanford
13
10.Washington
14
11.UCLA
13
12.Utah
13
OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT
1.USC
2.Stanford
3.Utah
4.Washington
5. Arizona State
6. Washington State
7. Oregon State
8.UCLA
9.Colorado
10.Arizona
11.California
12.
Oregon
PAT KICKING
G
Made
Att
Pct
1.
Arizona
14
57571.000
Stanford
13
44441.000
Colorado
12
42421.000
Oregon State12
33331.000
5.
USC
13
6162.984
6.
California 12
5657.982
7.
UCLA
13
4748.979
Washington State
12
4748.979
9.
Utah
13
4445.978
10.
Arizona State13
5355.964
11.
Oregon
15
7983.952
12.
Washington 14
4750.940
G
Conv
Att
Pct
13 70
199
35.2
13 72
201
35.8
13 74
199
37.2
14 82
219
37.4
13
79
209
37.8
12
68
173
39.3
12
68
171
39.8
13 83
208
39.9
12 70
175
40.0
14 94
232
40.5
12 78
186
41.9
15
10224142.3
No
96
124
95
86
86
91
81
91
81
85
74
75
Yds
973
1086
839
819
794
796
720
809
700
738
664
662
Avg/G
81.1
77.6
69.9
68.2
66.2
61.2
55.4
53.9
53.8
52.7
51.1
50.9
33
4TH-DN CONVERT
G
Conv
Att
Pct
1.
California 12
192867.9
2.
USC
13
152462.5
3.
Arizona
14
162661.5
4.
Oregon
15
172860.7
5.UCLA
13 9
16
56.2
6.Utah
13 7
13
53.8
7.
Washington 14
112250.0
8.
Colorado
12
142948.3
9.
Washington State
12
184045.0
10.
Arizona State13
102343.5
11. Oregon State
12
8
19
42.1
12.Stanford
13 3
10
30.0
ON-SIDE KICK SUCCESS
1.Colorado
Utah
3.Arizona
4.UCLA
5. Washington State
6.California
7.USC
Washington
Arizona State
Stanford
Oregon State
Oregon
G
12
13
14
13
12
12
13
14
13
13
12
15
OnSide
1-1
1-1
2-3
1-2
2-5
1-3
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
Percent
100.0
100.0
66.7
50.0
40.0
33.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
TIME OF POSSESSION
1.Colorado
2.Stanford
3. Oregon State
4. Washington State
5.USC
6.California
7.Utah
8.UCLA
9. Arizona State
10.Washington
11.Arizona
12.Oregon
ON-SIDE KICK ALLOWED
1.Washington
Arizona
Oregon State
Washington State
Colorado
Utah
7.UCLA
USC
9.Oregon
10.Stanford
11.California
12. Arizona State
G
14
14
12
12
12
13
13
13
15
13
12
13
OnSide
0-3
0-2
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-4
1-4
2-5
1-2
3-4
1-1
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
25.0
25.0
40.0
50.0
75.0
100.0
G
12
13
12
12
13
12
13
13
13
14
14
15
Total TimeAvg/G
390:58
32:34
418:46
32:12
386:23
32:11
376:52
31:24
397:25
30:34
359:35
29:57
384:13
29:33
379:09
29:09
373:11
28:42
400:34
28:36
381:13
27:13
402:15
26:49
OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT G
Conv
Att
Pct
1.Arizona
14 7
18
38.9
2.Utah
13 9
21
42.9
3.
Stanford
13
122744.4
4.
Oregon
15
193948.7
5.
Arizona State13
142850.0
6.Colorado
12 7
13
53.8
7.
Washington State
12
101855.6
8.
USC
13
152657.7
9.
Washington 14
203458.8
10.
Oregon State12
101662.5
11.
UCLA
13
152268.2
12.
California 12
202774.1
KICKOFF COVERAGE
1. Stanford
2. UCLA
3. Arizona
4. Oregon State
5. Utah
6. Oregon
7. Arizona State
8. Washington
9. USC
10.Colorado
11.California
G No.
1369
1380
1490
12 63
1377
15 123
13 91
14 84
13 83
12 66
12 78
12 67
RED ZONE OFFENSE
1. UCLA
2. Arizona State
3. Colorado
Washington
5. California
6. USC
7. Oregon
8. Utah
9. Washington State
10.Arizona
11. Oregon State
12.Stanford
G RZ
Pct TDs
1348-51 94.132
13 58-64 90.6 40
1240-45 88.929
1440-45 88.924
1245-51 88.237
1346-53 86.840
1569-80 86.352
1338-45 84.426
12 49-61 80.3 39
14 48-60 80.0 33
12 42-53 79.2 27
13 42-57 73.7 31
R/P
20/12
17/23
12/17
15/9
18/19
12/28
31/21
17/9
5/34
20/13
16/11
21/10
FG-AT
16-17
18-19
11-12
16-18
8-9
6-8
17-20
12-14
10-15
15-19
15-17
11-16
RED ZONE DEFENSE
1. USC
2. Washington
3. Arizona State
4. Stanford
5. California
6. UCLA
7. Utah
8. Oregon
9. Oregon State
11.Arizona
12.Colorado
G RZ
Pct TDs
1340-54 74.129
1443-58 74.126
13 35-46 76.1 26
1327-33 81.819
1251-62 82.340
1338-45 84.427
1333-39 84.625
1550-59 84.737
12 36-42 85.7 25
12 46-53 86.8 33
14 47-53 88.7 32
12 50-56 89.3 36
R/P
17/12
12/14
11/15
10/9
18/22
17/10
10/15
20/17
17/8
14/19
13/19
15/21
FG-AT F/I/D/O
11-14 5/1/4/1
17-19 2/1/9/1
9-11
0/2/6/1
8-9
1/1/3/0
11-15 1/4/1/1
11-12 0/1/4/1
8-10 1/0/2/1
13-14 2/1/4/1
11-15 1/1/0/0
13-15 2/0/1/2
15-18 1/0/2/0
14-15 2/0/2/11
34
Yards
4415
5143
5596
3859
4770
7567
5633
5010
5092
4004
4560
3930
Avg
64.0
64.3
62.2
61.3
61.9
61.5
61.9
59.6
61.3
60.7
58.5
58.7
Retn TB
529 41
646 50
758 48
740 25
727 40
198929
1280 33
127919
132623
599 35
994 25
1156 11
Net/Avg
41.5
40.6
40.4
39.6
39.5
39.5
38.8
38.8
38.4
38.3
37.7
37.3
F/I/D/O
1/0/1/0
0/1/4/0
0/0/3/1
3/0/0/0
2/0/3/0
0/1/4/0
0/1/5/2
3/0/1/1
1/0/5/1
3/2/1/2
2/0/5/2
4/1/4/1
2014 PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
1. Perkins
2.Booker,Devontae
3.Allen, Javorius
4.Wilson, N.
5.Lasco, Daniel
6.Freeman, Royce
7. Foster, D.J.
8. Woods, Storm
9.Ward, Terron
10. Washington, Dw.
11. Coleman, Lavon
12.
Mariota, Marcus
Team Cl G Att Yds AvgTDLongYds/G
UCLA SO 13 251 15756.3 9 92 121.2
UTAHJR 1329215125.21076 116.3
USC JR 1327614895.41153 114.5
ARIZ FR 1323613755.81685 105.8
CAL JR 1221011155.31250 92.9
ORE FR 1525213655.41838 91.0
ASU JR 13 194 1081 5.6 9 57
83.2
OSU JR 10 121 766 6.3 5 78
76.6
OSU SR 10133696 5.21066 69.6
WASH SO 13 132 697 5.3 9 68
53.6
WASH FR 11 138 565 4.1 1 54
51.4
ORE JR 15135770 5.71561 51.3
INTERCEPTIONS
1. Dargan, Erick
2.Thompson,Tedric
3. Doctor, Michael
Zimmerman, Ty
5. Randall, D.
Kendricks
Cravens, Su’a
Brown,Kweishi
Martinez,B
Richards,J
11. Coleman, Caleb
12. Grandon, J.
TeamCl G Int Yds TDLongInt/G
ORE SR 15 7
110 0
36
0.47
COLOSO 9 3 28 0 20 0.33
OSU SR 12 3
53
1
35
0.25
OSU SR 12 3
30
0
28
0.25
ASU SR 13 3
89
1
59
0.23
UCLASR 133 58 1 37 0.23
USC SO 13 3
47
1
31
0.23
ASU JR 133 6 0 6
0.23
STANJR 133 2 0 2
0.23
STANSR 133 0 0 0
0.23
CAL FR 9 2
6
0
4
0.22
ARIZ SR 14 3
5
0
5
0.21
PASSING AVG/GAME
1. Halliday,Connor
2. Goff, Jared
3. Mariota, Marcus
4. Kessler, Cody
5. Solomon, A.
6. Liufau, Sefo
7. Mannion, Sean
8. Hundley
9. Hogan,K
10. Kelly, Taylor
11. Miles, Cyler
12. Wilson, Travis
Team
WSU
CAL
ORE
USC
ARIZ
COLO
OSU
UCLA
STAN
ASU
WASH
UTAH
Cl
SR
SO
JR
JR
FR
SO
SR
JR
SR
SR
SO
JR
G Att-Cmp-Int
9 526-354-11
12 510-316-7
15 445-304-4
13 452-315-5
14 540-313-9
12 498-325-15
12 453-282-8
13 392-271-5
13 353-232-8
10 278-165-5
12 329-219-4
13 313-190-5
Pct. Yds TD
67.3 387332
62.0 3973 35
68.3 4454 42
69.7 3826 39
58.0 3793 28
65.3 3200 28
62.3 3164 15
69.1 315522
65.7 279219
59.4 2114 22
66.6 2397 17
60.7 2170 18
Avg/G
430.3
331.1
296.9
294.3
270.9
266.7
263.7
242.7
214.8
211.4
199.8
166.9
PASSI EFFICIENCY
1. Mariota, Marcus
2. Kessler, Cody
3. Hundley
4. Goff, Jared
5. Kelly, Taylor
6. Hogan,K
7. Halliday,Connor
8. Bercovici, Mike
9. Miles, Cyler
10. Wilson, Travis
11. Liufau, Sefo
12. Solomon, A.
Team
ORE
USC
UCLA
CAL
ASU
STAN
WSU
ASU
WASH
UTAH
COLO
ARIZ
Cl
JR
JR
JR
SO
SR
SR
SR
JR
SO
JR
SO
FR
G Att-Cmp-Int
15 445-304-4
13 452-315-5
13 392-271-5
12 510-316-7
10 278-165-5
13 353-232-8
9 526-354-11
12 186-115-4
12 329-219-4
13 313-190-5
12 498-325-15
14 540-313-9
Pct. Yds TD
68.3 4454 42
69.7 3826 39
69.1 315522
62.0 3973 35
59.4 2114 22
65.7 279219
67.3 387332
61.8 1445 12
66.6 2397 17
60.7 2170 18
65.3 3200 28
58.0 3793 28
Eff.
181.7
167.1
152.7
147.3
145.7
145.4
145.0
144.1
142.4
134.7
131.8
130.7
TOTAL OFFENSE
1.Halliday,Connor
2.Mariota, Marcus
3. Goff, Jared
4.Solomon, A.
5.Hundley
6. Kessler, Cody
7.Liufau, Sefo
8. Mannion, Sean
9.Hogan,K
10.
Kelly, Taylor
11.
Miles, Cyler
12.
Wilson, Travis
Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G
WSU SR 9 -131 3873 555 3742415.8
OREJR15
77044545805224
348.3
CAL SO 12 -44 3973 565 3929 327.4
ARIZFR14
30137936764094
292.4
UCLA
JR13
64431555513799
292.2
USC JR 13 -152 3826 507 3674 282.6
COLO
SO12
12632005683326
277.2
OSU SR 12 -306 3164 501 2858 238.2
STANSR13
29527924443087
237.5
ASUSR10
25621143732370
237.0
WASH
SO12
30723974472704
225.3
UTAH
JR13
30921704272479
190.7
PUNT RETURN AVG
1.
Clay, Kaelin
2.
Agholor, Nelson
3.
Pettis, Dante
4.
Adams
5.
Galvin, Rickey
Team Cl G Ret Yds TD
UTAH
SR
13
233463
USC
JR
13
191972
WASH
FR
13
282881
UCLA
JR
13
211930
WSU
SR
11
191480
RECEPTIONS/GAME
1. Mayle, Vince
Spruce, Nelson
3. Agholor, Nelson
4. Cracraft, River
5. Strong, Jaelen
6. Bolden, Victor
7. Myers, Isiah
8. Montgomery,T
9. Jones, C.
10.Payton
11. Morrow, Jamal
12.
Marshall, Byron
Team Cl G RecYds TD LongAvg/C Rec/G
WSU SR 12 106 14839 90 14.0 8.83
COLO JR 12 106 119812 71 11.3 8.83
USC JR 13 104 131312 87 12.6 8.00
WSU SO 9 66 771 8 86 11.7 7.33
ASU JR 12 82 116510 77 14.2 6.83
OSU SO 11 72 798 2 72 11.1 6.55
WSU SR 12 78 972 12 67 12.5 6.50
STAN SR 1161 6043 44 9.9 5.55
ARIZ SO 14 73 10199 85 14.0 5.21
UCLA JR 13 67 954 7 80 14.2 5.15
WSU FR 12 61 460 0 53 7.5
5.08
OREJR15
741003
677 13.64.93
KICK RETURN AVG
1. Davis, Trevor
2. Jackson, Adoree
3.Montgomery,T
4. Clay, Kaelin
5. Ross, John
6. Johnson, T.
7. Marable, M.
8.Lindsay,Phillip
9.Adams
10. Muhammad, Khalf
11. Morrow, Jamal
12. Watson, Tre
Team Cl G Ret
CAL JR 10 13
USC FR 13 23
STANSR 1117
UTAH SR 13 22
WASH SO 13 38
ARIZ FR 14 29
OSU SR 12 32
COLOFR 1236
UCLAJR 1326
CAL SO 11 14
WSU FR 12 22
CAL FR 12 20
RECEIVE YDS/GAME
1. Mayle, Vince
2. Agholor, Nelson
3. Spruce, Nelson
4. Strong, Jaelen
5. Cracraft, River
6. Myers, Isiah
7. Payton
8. Jones, C.
9. Bolden, Victor
10.
Marshall, Byron
11. Anderson, Steph
12. Lawler, Kenny
Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G
WSU SR 12 106 14839 90 14.0 123.6
USC JR 13 104 131312 87 12.6 101.0
COLO JR 12 106 119812 71 11.3 99.8
ASU JR 12 82 116510 77 14.2 97.1
WSU SO 9 66 771 8 86 11.7 85.7
WSU SR 12 78 972 12 67 12.5 81.0
UCLA JR 1367 9547 80 14.2 73.4
ARIZ SO 14 73 10199 85 14.0 72.8
OSU SO 11 72 798 2 72 11.1 72.5
OREJR15
741003
677 13.666.9
CAL JR 10 46 661 5 75 14.4 66.1
CAL SO 11 54 701 9 49 13.0 63.7
PUNTING
1. Hackett, Tom
2. Riggleman, D.
3. O’Neill,Darragh
4. Haack, Matt
5. Durkee, Korey
6. Dascalo, Jordan
7. Albarado, Kris
8. Mengel
9. Leininger, Cole
10.Rhyne,B
11. Kostol, Keith
12. Wheeler, Ian
Team
UTAH
ARIZ
COLO
ASU
WASH
WSU
USC
UCLA
CAL
STAN
OSU
ORE
Cl
JR
JR
SR
SO
JR
FR
JR
JR
JR
SR
SR
FR
G
13
14
12
13
14
12
12
13
12
13
12
15
Yds TD
424 2
684 2
429 0
548 1
938 2
687 0
758 0
849 0
591 1
289 0
453 0
407 0
Long Avg
6615.0
6510.4
8710.3
459.2
447.8
Long
100
100
62
100
100
43
41
51
100
37
36
28
Avg
32.6
29.7
25.2
24.9
24.7
23.7
23.7
23.6
22.7
20.6
20.6
20.4
PuntYds LongAvg
80 3736 70
46.7
76 3501 70
46.1
65 286962 44.1
53 2296 65
43.3
63 2653 65
42.1
49 2039 56
41.6
60 2485 65
41.4
59 237260 40.2
52 2072 59
39.8
56 2227 61 39.8
69 2735 54
39.6
47 1840 53
39.1
35
2014 PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
ALL PURPOSE
1. Allen, Javorius
2. Booker,Devontae
3. Mayle, Vince
4. Perkins
5. Foster, D.J.
6. Montgomery,T
7. Agholor, Nelson
8. Lasco, Daniel
9. Lindsay,Phillip
10. Wilson, N.
11. Clay, Kaelin
12. Spruce, Nelson
Team
USC
UTAH
WSU
UCLA
ASU
STAN
USC
CAL
COLO
ARIZ
UTAH
COLO
SCORING
1.Gonzalez,Zane
2. Skowron, C.
3.Phillips, Andy
4.Wilson, N.
5.Fairbairn
6. Van Winkle, C.
7.Freeman, Royce
8.Oliver, Will
9.Langford, James
10. Lasco, Daniel
11.
Heidari, Andre
12.
Williamson,J
Team Cl G TD XPT
ASU SO120 50
ARIZ JR 14 1
57
UTAHSO130 44
ARIZ FR1317 0
UCLAJR 130 47
WASH SO 14 0
47
ORE FR1519 0
COLOSR120 42
CAL SR120 56
CAL JR 12 14 0
USC SR110 49
STANSR130 43
SCORING (TDs)
1. Wilson, N.
2.
Freeman, Royce
3.Lasco, Daniel
4.Agholor, Nelson
5.Mariota, Marcus
6.Spruce, Nelson
Myers, Isiah
Ward, Terron
9.Allen, Javorius
Booker,Devontae
Foster, D.J.
12.
Wright, R
Team Cl G TD Rush PassRet PAT Pts PPG
ARIZ FR 13 17 16
1
0 0 102 7.8
OREFR15
1918 1 00114
7.6
CAL JR 1214 12 2 0 1 867.2
USC JR 1314 0 12 2 0 846.5
ORE JR 1516 15 1 0 0 966.4
COLOJR 1212 0 12 0 0 726.0
WSU SR 1212 0 12 0 0 726.0
OSU SR 1010 10 0 0 0 606.0
USC JR 1312 11 1 0 0 725.5
UTAHJR 1312 10 2 0 0 725.5
ASU JR 1312 9 3 0 0 725.5
STANSR 1211 11 0 0 0 665.5
FIELD GOALS
1. Gonzalez,Zane
2. Phillips, Andy
3. Van Winkle, C.
Skowron, C.
5. Fairbairn
6. Oliver, Will
7. Williamson,J
8. Langford, James
9. Heidari, Andre
Breshears, Q.
11. Wogan, Matt
12. Powell, Erik
Team Cl
ASU SO
UTAH SO
WASH SO
ARIZ JR
UCLA JR
COLO SR
STAN SR
CAL SR
USC SR
WSU JR
ORE SO
WSU FR
SCORING (KICK)
1. Gonzalez,Zane
2. Phillips, Andy
3. Skowron, C.
4. Fairbairn
5. Van Winkle, C.
6. Oliver, Will
7. Langford, James
8. Heidari, Andre
9. Williamson,J
10. Breshears, Q.
11. Wogan, Matt
12.
Powell, Erik
Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G
ASU SO 12 50-5222-27116 9.7
UTAH SO 13 44-4523-28113 8.7
ARIZ JR 14 57-5720-28117 8.4
UCLA JR 13 47-4818-22101 7.8
WASH SO 14 47-49 20-24 107 7.6
COLO SR 12 42-4216-2190 7.5
CAL SR 12 56-5711-1789 7.4
USC SR 11 49-50 9-11 76 6.9
STAN SR 13 43-4315-2288 6.8
WSU JR 11 41-42 9-12 68 6.2
ORE SO 13 39-41 7-9
60 4.6
WSU
FR
11
6-62-5121.1
36
Cl
JR
JR
SR
SO
JR
SR
JR
JR
FR
FR
SR
JR
G
13
13
12
13
13
11
13
12
12
13
13
12
Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G
1489 458 0 0
1947 149.8
1512 306 0 57 1875144.2
0
14830 177 1660 138.3
1575 201 0 0 1776136.6
1081 688 0 0
1769 136.1
144 604 238429 1415128.6
3
1313197 147 1660 127.7
1115 356 0 0
1471 122.6
391 118 0 849 1358113.2
1375 90 0 0
1465 112.7
4
523 346 548 1421 109.3
2
119890 0
1290 107.5
G FG
12 22
13 23
14 20
14 20
13 18
12 16
13 15
12 11
11 9
11 9
13 7
11 2
FGA
27
28
24
28
22
21
22
17
11
12
9
5
FG 2XPPts Pts/G
22 21189.8
20 0 123 8.8
23 01138.7
0 01027.8
18 0 101 7.8
20 0 107 7.6
0 01147.6
16 090 7.5
11 089 7.4
0
2 86
7.2
9 076 6.9
15 088 6.8
Pct. FG/G
81.51.83
82.1 1.77
83.3 1.43
71.4 1.43
81.81.38
76.2 1.33
68.21.15
64.7 0.92
81.8 0.82
75.0 0.82
77.8 0.54
40.0 0.18
FIELD GOAL PCT
1. Van Winkle, C.
2. Phillips, Andy
3.Fairbairn
Heidari, Andre
5.Gonzalez,Zane
6. Oliver, Will
7. Breshears, Q.
8. Skowron, C.
9.Williamson,J
10. Langford, James
Team Cl G FG
WASH SO 14 20
UTAH SO 13 23
UCLAJR 1318
USC SR 11 9
ASU SO 1222
COLO SR 12 16
WSU JR 11 9
ARIZ JR 14 20
STANSR 1315
CAL SR 12 11
FGA
24
28
22
11
27
21
12
28
22
17
Long
51
50
47
53
49
49
46
49
51
47
Pct.
83.3
82.1
81.8
81.8
81.5
76.2
75.0
71.4
68.2
64.7
PAT KICKING PCT
1. Skowron, C.
Williamson,J
Oliver, Will
4. Langford, James
5. Heidari, Andre
6.Fairbairn
7. Phillips, Andy
8. Breshears, Q.
9.Gonzalez,Zane
10. Van Winkle, C.
11. Wogan, Matt
Team Cl G Made
ARIZ JR 14 57
STANSR 1343
COLO SR 12 42
CAL SR 12 56
USC SR 11 49
UCLAJR 1347
UTAH SO 13 44
WSU JR 11 41
ASU SO 1250
WASH SO 14 47
ORE SO 13 39
TACKLES
1. Wright III, S.
2.Kendricks
3. Norris, Jared
4. Tevis, J.
5. Simone, Jordan
6. Randall, D.
7.Martinez,B
8. Timu, John
9.
Zimmerman, Ty
10.
Pullard, Hayes
Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast TotalAvg/G Sack
ARIZ SO 14 LB 99 64 163 11.6 14.0
UCLASR 13LB 10148 14911.5 4.0
UTAH JR 13 LB 63 53 116 8.9
4.0
ARIZ SR 14 DB 79 41 120 8.6
4.0
ASU JR 12 DB 74 26 100 8.3
1.0
ASU SR 13
87 19 106 8.2
1.0
STANJR 13 54 48 1027.8 4.5
WASH SR 14 LB 56 52 108 7.7
0.0
OSUSR12 5833917.6 1.0
USCSR13 5342957.3 0.0
SACKS
1. Orchard, Nate
2. Kikaha, Hau’oli
3. Wright III, S.
4. Hudson, Andrew
5. Dimick, Hunter
6.Hardison,Marcus
7.Hollins
8. Shelton, Danny
9. Tavai, J.R.
10.
Anderson,H
Team Cl G Pos
UTAH SR 13 DE
WASH SR 14
ARIZ SO 14 LB
WASH SR 14 DL
UTAH SO 12 DE
ASU SR 13DL
UCLASO 13LB
WASH SR 14 DL
USC SR 11
STANSR 13
Solo
17
18
14
12
8
10
9
8
6
7
Ast
3
2
0
1
4
0
0
2
2
2
YdsTotal Avg/G
118 18.5 1.42
130 19.0 1.36
71 14.0 1.00
68 12.5 0.89
57 10.0 0.83
6710.0 0.77
399.0 0.69
33 9.0
0.64
51 7.0
0.64
528.0 0.62
TACKLES FOR LOSS
1. Wright III, S.
3. Orchard, Nate
4. Cravens, Su’a
5. Tavai, J.R.
6. Shelton, Danny
7. Dimick, Hunter
8.Hardison,Marcus
9.Anderson,H
10. Hudson, Andrew
Team Cl G Pos
ARIZ SO 14 LB
WASH SR 14
UTAH SR 13 DE
USC SO 13
USC SR 11
WASH SR 14 DL
UTAH SO 12 DE
ASU SR 13DL
STANSR 13
WASH SR 14 DL
Solo
27
23
19
16
12
14
11
15
12
15
Ast
4
4
4
2
3
6
7
0
5
1
Yds Total Avg/G
96 29.0 2.07
139 25.0 1.79
123 21.0 1.62
82 17.0 1.31
72 13.5 1.23
49 17.0 1.21
67 14.5 1.21
8115.0 1.15
6914.5 1.12
73 15.5 1.11
FUMBLES FORCED
1. Wright III, S.
2. Bondurant, T.
3. Tavai, J.R.
4. Orchard, Nate
Williams, Leona
Hardison,Marcus
Martinez,B
8. Hudson, Andrew
Kikaha, Hau’oli
Thompson, Shaq
Team Cl G Num
ARIZ SO 14 6
ARIZ SR 14 5
USC SR 11 3
UTAH SR 13 3
USC JR 13 3
ASU SR 133
STANJR 133
WASH SR 14 3
WASH SR 14 3
WASH JR 14 3
Att Pct.
57 100.0
43 100.0
42 100.0
57 98.2
50 98.0
48 97.9
45 97.8
42 97.6
52 96.2
49 95.9
41 95.1
Avg/G
0.43
0.36
0.27
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.21
0.21
0.21
SCORING OFFENSE
1. Oregon
2. California
3. Arizona
4. UCLA
5. USC
6. Arizona State
7. Washington State
8. Colorado
9. Washington
10.Utah
11.Stanford
12. Oregon State
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
TD XP
5248
4540
4239
3833
3937
34 32
36 33
3232
2826
25 20
25 25
25 22
RUSHING OFFENSE
G
1.Oregon
9
2.UCLA
9
3.Washington
9
4.Utah
9
5.Arizona
9
6.Stanford
9
7.Colorado
9
8.USC
9
9.California
9
10. Arizona State
9
11.
Oregon State 9
12.
Washington State
9
Pts
Avg
395 43.9
338 37.6
321 35.7
305 33.9
289 32.1
286 31.8
272 30.2
263 29.2
236 26.2
221 24.6
214 23.8
213 23.7
PASS DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. UCLA
3. Utah
4. Arizona State
5. Oregon
6. Arizona
7. Colorado
8. Washington
9. Oregon State
10.USC
12.California
G Att-Cmp-Int Pct.
9 333-195-758.6
9 327-195-859.6
9 296-183-861.8
9
339-209-9 61.7
9 370-231-662.4
9 346-225-1065.0
9 301-194-164.5
9 359-229-863.8
9
331-212-6 64.0
9
409-251-7 61.4
9
330-217-1 65.8
9
420-289-8 68.8
Att
Yds
Avg
TD
Yds/G
397
2055 5.2 21 228.3
391
1916 4.9 18 212.9
378
1582 4.2 10 175.8
380
1539 4.1 9
171.0
354
1473 4.2 17 163.7
337
1462 4.3 14 162.4
334
1447 4.3 10 160.8
344
1396 4.1 12 155.1
306
1248 4.1 18 138.7
335
1164
3.5
6
129.3
2679803.7
12
108.9
1883581.9
4 39.8
TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. USC
3. UCLA
4. Washington
5. Utah
6. Oregon
7. Arizona State
8. Arizona
9. Oregon State
11.Colorado
12.California
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Pts
Avg
175 19.4
216 24.0
221 24.6
225 25.0
242 26.9
258 28.7
263 29.2
264 29.3
328 36.4
377 41.9
387 43.0
397 44.1
KICKOFF RETURNS
1.California
2.Colorado
3.USC
4.Stanford
5. Oregon State
6.Utah
7.Arizona
8. Arizona State
9.Oregon
10.Washington
11.UCLA
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Ret
41
32
27
24
50
23
17
18
27
27
35
38
Yds
1022
745
621
535
1114
509
371
388
567
555
676
711
TD
2
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
Avg
24.9
23.3
23.0
22.3
22.3
22.1
21.8
21.6
21.0
20.6
19.3
18.7
Rushes Yards
Avg.
TD
Yds/G
2988772.9
9 97.4
3019533.2
10
105.9
324
1129 3.5 12 125.4
298
1226
4.1
11
136.2
336
1403 4.2 16 155.9
336
1444 4.3 13 160.4
340
1481
4.4
12
164.6
365
1482 4.1 14 164.7
368
1545 4.2 11 171.7
332
1558
4.7
17
173.1
383
1566
4.1
10
174.0
330
1956
5.9
16
217.3
PUNT RETURN AVG
1.Stanford
2.Arizona
3.Utah
4.Oregon
5.USC
6.Washington
7.Colorado
8.California
9.UCLA
11. Arizona State
12. Oregon State
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Ret
10
9
16
14
15
19
11
13
12
12
10
12
Yds
166
121
215
188
183
139
74
83
76
69
47
50
TD
1
1
1
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Avg
16.6
13.4
13.4
13.4
12.2
7.3
6.7
6.4
6.3
5.8
4.7
4.2
Yds/G
467.2
348.1
299.9
287.9
285.4
283.8
269.1
266.9
262.0
232.7
202.0
173.0
PUNTING
1. Utah
2. Arizona
3.Washington
4.UCLA
5. Colorado
6. Arizona State
7. Oregon State
8.Oregon
9.California
10.USC
11.Stanford
G No. Yards
9 62 2895
9 53 2505
9 46 1945
9 46 1881
9 45 1936
9 51 2149
9 56 2180
9 24 910
9 45 1829
9 48 1989
9 41 1565
9 41 1702
Yds/G
528.2
507.0
486.8
474.9
447.4
446.2
424.2
417.2
395.1
377.8
375.8
344.0
PASS EFFICIENCY
1.
Oregon
2.
USC
3.
UCLA
4.
California
5.
Stanford
6.
Arizona State
7. Washington State
8.
Washington
9.Colorado
10.
Arizona
11.
Oregon State
12.
Utah
G
Att Cmp Pct Int Yds
TD
Effic
9269
182
67.7
22699
29
186.0
9299
204
68.2
42422
22
157.9
9299
206
68.9
52358
18
151.7
9408
247
60.5
73133
25
141.8
9261
171
65.5
52094
10
141.7
9345
204
59.1
82591
25
141.5
9
594 389 65.5 13 4205 32 138.4
9261
171
65.5
51818
12
135.4
9 419 269 64.212 2569 22 127.3
9384
218
56.8
62554
19
125.8
9359
214
59.6
62402
11
122.6
9263
155
58.9
61557
11
117.9
TD XP
2119
2624
2825
2723
3129
3228
3232
33 33
40 36
48 44
51 45
52 49
2XP
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2XP
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORING DEFENSE
1. Stanford
2. Washington
3. USC
4. Oregon
5. Arizona
6. UCLA
7. Utah
8. Arizona State
9. Oregon State
11.Colorado
12.California
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RUSHING DEFENSE
1.
USC
2.
Stanford
3.Washington
4. Washington State
5.California
6.Oregon
7. Arizona State
8.UCLA
9.Utah
10. Oregon State
11.Arizona
12.Colorado
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
PASS OFFENSE
1. Washington State
2. California
3. Oregon
4. Arizona State
5. Colorado
6. Arizona
7. USC
8. Oregon State
9. UCLA
10.Stanford
11.Washington
12.Utah
G Att-Cmp-Int Pct.
9
594-389-13 65.5
9 408-247-760.5
9 269-182-2 67.7
9
345-204-8 59.1
9 419-269-1264.2
9 384-218-656.8
9 299-204-468.2
9
359-214-6 59.6
9 299-206-568.9
9
261-171-5 65.5
9
261-171-5 65.5
9
263-155-6 58.9
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Oregon
2. Washington State
3. California
4. UCLA
5. Arizona
6. Colorado
7. USC
8. Arizona State
9. Stanford
10.Washington
11. Oregon State
12.Utah
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Rush Pass Plys
2055 2699666
358 4205 782
1248 3133714
1916 2358690
1473 2554738
1447 2569753
1396 2422643
1164 2591 680
1462 2094598
1582 1818 639
980 2402 626
1539 1557 643
FG
11
8
10
14
6
16
7
13
14
17
13
13
FG
10
12
8
12
9
12
13
11
16
15
12
12
Saf
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
(CONF. ONLY)
Saf
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yds Avg TD
4205 7.1 32
31337.7 25
2699 10.029
2591 7.5 25
25696.1 22
25546.7 19
24228.1 22
2402 6.7 11
23587.9 18
2094 8.0 10
1818 7.0 12
1557 5.9 11
Yards Avg
4754 7.1
4563 5.8
4381 6.1
4274 6.2
4027 5.5
4016 5.3
3818 5.9
3755 5.5
3556 5.9
3400 5.3
3382 5.4
3096 4.8
TD
50
36
43
36
36
32
34
31
24
22
23
20
Rush Pass Plys
953 1804634
877 2753707
1482 2153692
1129 2525683
1545 2309664
1444 2436706
1481 2409 679
1566 2501729
1558 2552 663
1226 2899 628
1956 2518631
1403 3543756
Yds Avg
18045.4
21536.6
23097.8
2409 7.1
24366.6
25017.2
25188.4
25257.0
2552 7.7
2753 6.7
2899 8.8
3543 8.4
Yards Avg
2757 4.3
3630 5.1
3635 5.3
3654 5.3
3854 5.8
3880 5.5
3890 5.7
4067 5.6
4110 6.2
4125 6.6
4474 7.1
4946 6.5
Avg/PPR Avg
46.7 1191.9
47.3 1472.8
42.3 35 0.8
40.9 31 0.7
43.0 1894.2
42.1 81 1.6
38.9 103 1.8
37.9 15 0.6
40.6 80 1.8
41.4 155 3.2
38.2 140 3.4
41.5 316 7.7
TD
10
15
17
15
14
20
31
13
20
17
30
34
Yds/G
200.4
239.2
256.6
267.7
270.7
277.9
279.8
280.6
283.6
305.9
322.1
393.7
TD
20
26
29
25
28
27
27
30
37
41
47
50
Yds/G
306.3
403.3
403.9
406.0
428.2
431.1
432.2
451.9
456.7
458.3
497.1
549.
TBgNet/P
9
41.9
7
41.8
5 39.3
2 39.3
0
38.8
5
38.6
1
36.7
1 36.5
6 36.2
6
35.7
3
33.3
5
31.4
37
TURNOVER MARGIN
1.Oregon
2. Arizona
3. Arizona State
USC
5. Washington
6. Utah
7. Oregon State
UCLA
9. California
10.Stanford
11.Colorado
PASS DEF EFFICIENCY
1.Stanford
2.UCLA
3.Oregon
4.USC
5.Washington
6. Arizona State
7.Arizona
8.Utah
9. Oregon State
10.California
11.Colorado
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
GainedLost
Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G
11 6 17 5 27 +10 1.11
12 1022 7 6 13 +9
1.00
8
9 17
3
8 11 +6
0.67
8 7 15 5 49 +6 0.67
10 8 18 9 5 14+4 0.44
6 8 14 7 6 13+1 0.11
3
6 9
3
6 9 +0
0.00
3 8 11 6 5 11+0 0.00
3 8 11 9 7 16-5 -0.56
1
7 8
9 5 14 -6
-0.67
6
1 7
6 1218 -11 -1.22
4
1 5
6
13 19 -14
-1.56
Att-Cmp-Int
333-195-7
327-195-8
370-231-6
409-251-7
359-229-8
339-209-9
346-225-10
296-183-8
331-212-6
420-289-8
301-194-1
330-217-1
Pct. Yds
TD Effic
58.6180410109.8
59.6215315125.2
62.4243614127.0
61.4275317128.2
63.8252513130.4
61.7 2409 15 130.6
65.0250120139.0
61.8230917140.9
64.0 2552 20 145.1
68.8 3543 34 162.6
64.5 2518 31 168.0
65.8 2899 30 168.9
FIRST DOWNS
G
Rush
Pass
Pen
Total
1.
Washington State
9
37186
23246
2.
Oregon
910811717 242
3.
California 9
71139
26236
4.
Arizona
9
76118
33227
5.
Colorado
9
80118
27225
6.
UCLA
910310213 218
7.
Arizona State9
65116
19200
8.
USC
9
76102
18196
9.
Stanford
9
64105
19188
10.
Oregon State9
55100
22177
11.
Washington 9
837711171
12.
Utah
9
806612158
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS
1.Oregon
2.USC
3.UCLA
4.California
5.Stanford
6.Washington
7.Colorado
8. Washington State
9.Arizona
10.Utah
11. Arizona State
12. Oregon State
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Conv
58
65
59
59
49
57
60
58
59
58
51
39
Att
120
142
136
137
117
141
151
146
152
156
141
128
Pct
48.3
45.8
43.4
43.1
41.9
40.4
39.7
39.7
38.8
37.2
36.2
30.5
OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G
Rush
Pass
Pen
Total
1.
Stanford
9
669012168
2.
Arizona State9
69102
12183
3.
Utah
9
879214193
4.
Washington State
9
61112
21194
5.
Colorado
9
79102
19200
6.
Washington 9
63123
15201
7.
UCLA
9
929724213
8.
Oregon
9
78114
23215
9.
Arizona
9
82114
20216
10.
Oregon State9
84113
21218
USC
9
62123
33218
12.
California 9
75164
26265
OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT
1. Arizona State
2.USC
3.Utah
4. Washington State
5.Stanford
6.Washington
7.UCLA
8.Arizona
9.California
10.Colorado
11.Oregon
12. Oregon State
38
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Conv
54
53
50
48
56
56
57
65
57
55
62
59
Att
147
142
133
123
143
140
139
157
137
130
144
132
Pct
36.7
37.3
37.6
39.0
39.2
40.0
41.0
41.4
41.6
42.3
43.1
44.7
(CONF. ONLY)
SACKS BY
1.Utah
2.Stanford
3.Arizona
4.Washington
5. Arizona State
6. Washington State
7.USC
8. Oregon State
9.UCLA
Oregon
11.Colorado
12.California
G
Sacks
Yards
9
37
223
9
33
257
9
31
175
9
30
193
9
29
213
9
25
177
9
24
150
9
23
132
9
19
133
9 19 156
9
15
100
9
8
56
SACKS AGAINST
1.Stanford
2.Colorado
3.Washington
4.USC
5.California
Arizona
Utah
8.Oregon
9.UCLA
Oregon State
12. Arizona State
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
PENALTIES
1. Arizona State
2.Utah
3.Stanford
4.Washington
5.Colorado
6.Arizona
7. Washington State
8.UCLA
9. Oregon State
10.Oregon
11.California
12.USC
GNo
9
45
9 45
9 57
9 62
9 59
9 56
9
68
9 64
9
74
9
72
9
84
9
85
Sacks
14
20
21
23
24
24
24
26
27
28
28
34
Yards
97
118
160
162
183
141
160
136
147
214
244
203
Yds
332
412
487
535
551
576
593
628
688
706
748
785
Avg/G
36.9
45.8
54.1
59.4
61.2
64.0
65.9
69.8
76.4
78.4
83.1
87.2
FIELD GOALS
G
Made
Att
Pct
1.
Oregon State9
1314.929
2.
USC
9
67.857
3.
Utah
9
1720.850
4.
Oregon
9
1113.846
5.
UCLA
9
1417.824
Washington 9
1417.824
7.
Arizona State9
1620.800
8.
Colorado
9
1317.765
9.
Stanford
9
1318.722
7
10
.700
11.California
9
8
12
.667
12.
Arizona
9
1017.588
OPPONENT PENALTIES G
1.California
9
2.Arizona
9
3.Colorado
9
5. Oregon State
9
6.Stanford
9
7. Arizona State
9
8.USC
9
9.Oregon
9
10.Utah
9
11.Washington
9
12.UCLA
9
No
77
84
71
72
62
68
65
64
57
52
52
47
Yds
786
739
656
622
591
589
571
561
543
472
466
445
PAT KICKING
1. Arizona
UCLA
Colorado
Arizona State
Stanford
Oregon State
7. Oregon
8. California
9. USC
11.Utah
12.Washington
Made
39
33
32
32
25
22
48
40
37
33
20
26
Att
39
33
32
32
25
22
49
41
38
34
21
28
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Avg/G
87.3
82.1
72.9
69.1
65.7
65.4
63.4
62.3
60.3
52.4
51.8
49.4
Pct
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.980
.976
.974
.971
.952
.929
4TH-DN CONVERT
G
1. Oregon 9
2. Arizona 9
3. California 9
4. USC 9
5. Utah 9
7. UCLA 9
Washington 9
9. Colorado 9
10. Oregon State 9
11. Arizona State 9
12.Stanford 9
Conv
14
10
13
9
5
18
5
7
11
7
6
2
TIME OF POSSESSION
1. Washington State
2.Colorado
3.Stanford
4. Oregon State
5.UCLA
6.Utah
7.USC
8.Washington
9. Arizona State
10.California
11.Arizona
12.Oregon
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Att
20
15
20
15
9
35
10
14
23
17
16
7
Pct
70.0
66.7
65.0
60.0
55.6
51.4
50.0
50.0
47.8
41.2
37.5
28.6
Total TimeAvg/G
294:31
32:43
293:47
32:38
293:21
32:35
275:50
30:38
267:56
29:46
267:47
29:45
267:12
29:41
264:57
29:26
262:29
29:09
260:51
28:59
246:25
27:22
243:54
27:06
OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT
1.Arizona
2.
Washington
3.Stanford
4.Utah
5. Arizona State
6.
Oregon
Washington State
8.Colorado
9.UCLA
10. Oregon State
11.
USC
12.
California
G
Conv
Att
Pct
9 5
13
38.5
9
102343.5
9 9
20
45.0
9 7
15
46.7
9
9
19
47.4
9
142653.8
9
7
13
53.8
9 6
11
54.5
9 7
12
58.3
9
6
10
60.0
9
121963.2
9
152075.0
KICKOFF COVERAGE
1. Stanford
2. UCLA
3. Colorado
4. Arizona
5. Oregon
6. USC
7. Oregon State
8. Utah
9. Arizona State
10.Washington
11.California
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
No.
45
56
50
56
73
53
43
44
55
49
56
46
RED ZONE OFFENSE
1. UCLA
2. USC
Utah
4. Colorado
5. California
6. Arizona State
7. Oregon
8. Washington State
9. Washington
10. Oregon State
11.Arizona
12.Stanford
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
RZ
Pct TDs
37-40 92.524
28-32 87.523
21-24 87.513
31-36 86.122
30-35 85.725
35-41 85.4 22
39-47 83.029
34-42 81.0 28
20-25 80.09
27-35 77.1 18
34-45 75.6 26
27-38 71.1 18
R/P
15/9
7/16
7/6
9/13
15/10
5/17
15/14
4/24
4/5
10/8
14/12
13/5
FG-AT
13-14
5-6
8-9
9-10
5-6
13-14
10-12
6-9
11-13
9-10
8-12
9-12
F/I/D/O
1/0/1/0
0/1/2/0
2/0/0/0
0/0/3/1
2/0/2/0
0/1/4/0
0/1/3/2
1/0/4/0
3/0/0/0
1/0/4/2
3/2/1/1
2/1/4/1
RED ZONE DEFENSE
1. USC
2. Washington
3. Arizona State
4. UCLA
5. California
6. Utah
7. Oregon State
8. Colorado
9. Arizona
10.Oregon
12.Stanford
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
RZ
Pct TDs
26-37 70.318
29-41 70.719
25-31 80.6 17
26-32 81.219
45-54 83.335
28-33 84.820
29-34 85.3 19
37-43 86.027
25-29 86.217
33-38 86.8 24
37-42 88.1 27
23-26 88.5 15
R/P
8/10
10/9
7/10
13/6
16/19
9/11
11/8
10/17
5/12
13/11
8/19
8/7
FG-AT
8-11
10-11
8-10
7-8
10-14
8-9
10-14
10-11
8-9
9-10
10-12
8-8
F/I/D/O
5/0/3/0
2/1/8/0
0/0/3/1
0/1/3/1
0/3/1/1
1/0/2/1
0/1/0/0
2/0/2/1
1/0/2/0
2/0/1/1
1/0/1/1
1/0/2/0
Yds
2900
3629
3069
3458
4544
3318
2663
2675
3415
2861
3168
2613
Avg
64.4
64.8
61.4
61.8
62.2
62.6
61.9
60.8
62.1
58.4
56.6
56.8
(CONF. ONLY)
ON-SIDE KICK SUCCESS
1.Utah
Colorado
3.Arizona
4.UCLA
5. Washington State
6.California
7.Washington
Arizona State
USC
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
OnSide
1-1
1-1
2-3
1-2
2-5
1-3
0-2
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
Percent
100.0
100.0
66.7
50.0
40.0
33.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
ONSIDE KICK ALLOWED
1.Arizona
Washington
Oregon State
Washington State
Colorado
Utah
7.USC
8.UCLA
9.Oregon
10.California
11. Arizona State
Stanford
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
OnSide
0-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-4
1-3
2-5
2-3
1-1
1-1
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
25.0
33.3
40.0
66.7
100.0
100.0
Retn TB
28030
47337
33030
41233
117819
88715
507 20
51719
889 17
739 11
744 16
858 6
NetAvg
41.6
39.8
39.8
39.7
39.6
38.8
38.5
38.2
38.2
37.7
36.1
34.9
39
2014 PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING
1.
Booker,Devontae
2.
Allen, Javorius
3.
Perkins
4.
Freeman, Royce
5. Wilson, N.
6. Lasco, Daniel
7.
Woods, Storm
8.
Ward, Terron
9.
Washington, Dw.
10.
Foster, D.J.
11.
Wright,R
12.
Mariota, Marcus
Team Cl G Att Yds AvgTDLongYds/G
UTAH
JR9235
1171
5.0
776 130.1
USCJR9194
1080
5.6
853 120.0
UCLA
SO9168
1077
6.4
592 119.7
OREFR9181
9995.5
11
37 111.0
ARIZ FR 8 138 814 5.9 11 75
101.8
CAL JR 9 167 869 5.2 11 44
96.6
OSUJR7845546.6
378 79.1
OSUSR7934845.2
666 69.1
WASH
SO8744686.3
668 58.5
ASUJR9128
5194.1
552 57.7
STANSR9115
4954.3
730 55.0
OREJR9874805.5
861 53.3
INTERCEPTIONS
1. Paul, Gionni
2.
Grandon, J.
Martinez,B
4. Simone, Jordan
5. Feeney, Travis
Bondurant, T.
Doctor, Michael
Cravens, Su’a
Randall, D.
McQuay III, Leo
Jones, Sidney
Kendricks
TeamCl G Int Yds TDLongInt/G
UTAH JR 7 3
17
0
10 0.43
ARIZSR93 5 0 50.33
STANJR93 2 0 20.33
ASU JR 8 2
36
0
29 0.25
WASH JR 9 2
89
1
59 0.22
ARIZ SR 9 2
63
1
39 0.22
OSU SR 9 2
50
1
35 0.22
USC SO 9 2
47
1
31 0.22
ASU SR 9 2
30
0
30 0.22
USC SO 9 2
22
0
22 0.22
WASH FR 9 2
22
0
22 0.22
UCLASR 9 2 21 0 210.22
PASSING AVG/GAME
1. Goff, Jared
2. Mariota, Marcus
3. Solomon, A.
4. Kessler, Cody
5. Liufau, Sefo
6. Hundley
7. Mannion, Sean
8. Hogan,K
9. Miles, Cyler
10. Bercovici, Mike
11. Wilson, Travis
Team
CAL
ORE
ARIZ
USC
COLO
UCLA
OSU
STAN
WASH
ASU
UTAH
PASS EFFICIENCY
1.
Mariota, Marcus
2. Kessler, Cody
3. Hundley
4. Bercovici, Mike
5. Goff, Jared
6. Hogan,K
7. Miles, Cyler
8. Liufau, Sefo
9. Solomon, A.
10. Mannion, Sean
11. Wilson, Travis
Team Cl G Att-Cmp-IntPct. Yds TD Eff.
OREJR9263-179-2
68.1
266428
186.8
USC JR 9 295-204-4 69.2 2422 22 160.0
UCLA JR 9 287-202-4 70.42333 18 156.6
ASU JR 8 173-108-4 62.4 1374 11 145.5
CAL SO 9 394-240-5 60.9 3070 24 143.9
STAN SR 9 253-168-5 66.42025 10 142.7
WASH SO 8 220-146-3 66.4 1604 11 141.4
COLO SO 9 372-246-1266.1 2354 21 131.5
ARIZ FR 9 377-215-6 57.0 2490 19 126.0
OSU SR 9 340-206-6 60.6 2261 11 123.6
UTAH JR 9 229-135-4 59.0 1394 10 121.0
TOTAL OFFENSE
1.Mariota, Marcus
2. Goff, Jared
3.Hundley
4.Solomon, A.
5. Liufau, Sefo
6.Hogan,K
7. Kessler, Cody
8. Mannion, Sean
9.Miles, Cyler
10. Bercovici, Mike
11.
Wilson, Travis
12.Booker,Devontae
Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G
OREJR948026643503144
349.3
CAL SO 9 -83 3070 436 2987 331.9
UCLA
JR947423334062807
311.9
ARIZFR917124904612661
295.7
COLO SO 9 73
2354 427 2427 269.7
STANSR925120253212276
252.9
USC JR 9 -150 2422 328 2272 252.4
OSU SR 9 -254 2261 376 2007 223.0
WASH
SO816616043011770
221.2
ASU JR 8 1
1374 196 1375 171.9
UTAH
JR914413943091538
170.9
UTAHJR 9 11710
235 1171130.1
40
Cl
SO
JR
FR
JR
SO
JR
SR
SR
SO
JR
JR
G
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
9
Att-Cmp-Int
394-240-5
263-179-2
377-215-6
295-204-4
372-246-12
287-202-4
340-206-6
253-168-5
220-146-3
173-108-4
229-135-4
Pct. Yds TD
60.9 3070 24
68.1 2664 28
57.0 2490 19
69.2 2422 22
66.1 2354 21
70.4 233318
60.6 2261 11
66.4 202510
66.4 1604 11
62.4 1374 11
59.0 1394 10
Avg/G
341.1
296.0
276.7
269.1
261.6
259.2
251.2
225.0
200.5
171.8
154.9
(CONF. ONLY)
PUNT RETURN AVG
1. Clay, Kaelin
2. Agholor, Nelson
3. Pettis, Dante
4.Adams
5. Galvin, Rickey
Team Cl G
UTAH SR 9
USC JR 9
WASH FR 9
UCLAJR 9
WSU SR 8
Ret
15
13
19
12
11
RECEPTIONS/GAME
1. Mayle, Vince
2. Spruce, Nelson
3. Agholor, Nelson
4. Cracraft, River
5. Strong, Jaelen
6. Bolden, Victor
7. Myers, Isiah
Morrow, Jamal
9. Foster, D.J.
10.Montgomery,T
11. Jones, C.
12. Anderson, Steph
Team
WSU
COLO
USC
WSU
ASU
OSU
WSU
WSU
ASU
STAN
ARIZ
CAL
RecYds TD
81 12386
76 777 7
71 982 7
51 600 6
57 815 8
54 606 1
52 549 7
52 362 0
51 556 3
44 429 1
47 542 5
44 631 5
Cl
SR
JR
JR
SO
JR
SO
SR
FR
JR
SR
SO
JR
G
9
9
9
7
8
8
9
9
9
8
9
9
Yds
211
176
139
76
57
TD
1
2
1
0
0
Long Avg
58 14.1
65 13.5
87 7.3
166.3
19 5.2
LongAvg/C
90 15.3
66 10.2
87 13.8
86 11.8
77 14.3
72 11.2
50 10.6
45 7.0
42 10.9
24 9.8
41 11.5
75 14.3
KICK RETURN AVG
Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long
1. Jackson, Adoree
USC FR 9 17 473 1
100
2.Adams
UCLAJR 9 16 392 1 100
3.Montgomery,T
STANSR 8 16 387 0 62
4. Johnson, T.
ARIZ FR 9 13 312 0
38
5. Marable, M.
OSU SR 9 32 758 0
41
6.Lindsay,Phillip
COLOFR 9 29 663 0 46
7. Middlebrooks, K
ASU SR 9 13 296 0
47
8. Murphy, Ryan
OSU SR 9 13 295 1
97
9. Ross, John
WASH SO 9 24 542 1
100
10. Clay, Kaelin
UTAH SR 9 19 401 0
42
11.
Muhammad, KhalfCAL SO8112240 37
12. Watson, Tre
CAL FR 9 20 407 0
28
Rec/G
9.00
8.44
7.89
7.29
7.12
6.75
5.78
5.78
5.67
5.50
5.22
4.89
Avg
27.8
24.5
24.2
24.0
23.7
22.9
22.8
22.7
22.6
21.1
20.4
20.4
RECEIVE YDS/GAME
1. Mayle, Vince
2. Agholor, Nelson
3. Strong, Jaelen
4. Spruce, Nelson
5. Cracraft, River
6. Bolden, Victor
7. Anderson, Steph
8. Payton
9.
Marshall, Byron
10. Villamin, J.
11. Foster, D.J.
12. Lawler, Kenny
Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G
WSU SR 9 81 12386 90 15.3 137.6
USC JR 9 71 982 7 87 13.8 109.1
ASU JR 8 57 815 8 77 14.3 101.9
COLO JR 9 76 777 7 66 10.2 86.3
WSU SO 7 51 600 6 86 11.8 85.7
OSU SO 8 54 606 1 72 11.2 75.8
CAL JR 9 44 631 5 75 14.3 70.1
UCLA JR 9 44 6306 80 14.3 70.0
OREJR944601
377 13.766.8
OSU FR 9 34 570 6 72 16.8 63.3
ASU JR 9 51 556 3 42 10.9 61.8
CAL SO 8 34 491 3 49 14.4 61.4
PUNTING
1. Riggleman, D.
2. Hackett, Tom
3. Haack, Matt
4. Durkee, Korey
5. O’Neill,Darragh
6. Albarado, Kris
7. Dascalo, Jordan
8. Mengel
9. Leininger, Cole
10.Rhyne,B
11. Kostol, Keith
12.
Wheeler, Ian
Team Cl G PuntYds LongAvg
ARIZ JR 9 51 2424 70
47.5
UTAH JR 9 62 2895 70
46.7
ASU SO 9 39 1748 65
44.8
WASH JR 9 42 1813 65
43.2
COLO SR 9 45 193662 43.0
USC JR 9 42 1793 65
42.7
WSU FR 9 41 1702 56
41.5
UCLA JR 9 38 155660 40.9
CAL JR 9 42 1707 59
40.6
STAN SR 9 39 1564 61 40.1
OSU SR 9 56 2180 54
38.9
OREFR924 91051 37.9
2014 PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL STATS (CONF. ONLY)
ALL PURPOSE
1. Mayle, Vince
2. Booker,Devontae
3. Allen, Javorius
4. Agholor, Nelson
5. Montgomery,T
6. Perkins
7. Lasco, Daniel
8. Lindsay,Phillip
9.
Freeman, Royce
10. Foster, D.J.
11. Clay, Kaelin
12. Morrow, Jamal
Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G
WSU SR 9 0
12380 177 1415 157.2
UTAH JR 9 1171 212 0 12 1395155.0
USC JR 9 1080 284 0 0
1364 151.6
USC JR 9 3
982 176 87 1248 138.7
STAN SR 8 115 429 153387 1084135.5
UCLA SO 9 1077 121 0 0 1198133.1
CAL JR 9 869 326 0 0
1195 132.8
COLO FR 9 327 118 0 663 1108123.1
OREFR9999920 0 1091
121.2
ASU JR 9 519 556 0 0
1075 119.4
UTAH SR 9 1
434 211 401 1047 116.3
WSU FR 9 264 362 0 392 1018 113.1
SCORING
1.
Gonzalez,Zane
2.
Wilson, N.
3.
Lasco, Daniel
4.
Skowron, C.
Fairbairn
6.
Freeman, Royce
7.
Phillips, Andy
Oliver, Will
9. Van Winkle, C.
10.
Williamson,J
Langford, James
12.
Heidari, Andre
Team Cl G TD XPT FG 2XPPts Pts/G
ASUSO80 29 15074 9.2
ARIZFR8120 0 072 9.0
CAL JR9130 0 280 8.9
ARIZJR91 39 10075 8.3
UCLA
JR90 33 14075 8.3
OREFR9120 0 072 8.0
UTAH
SO90 20 17071 7.9
COLO
SR90 32 13071 7.9
WASH SO 9 0
26
14 0 68
7.6
STANSR90 25 13064 7.1
CAL SR90 40 8 064 7.1
USCSR70 25 6 043 6.1
SCORING (TDs)
1. Wilson, N.
2. Lasco, Daniel
3. Freeman, Royce
4.
Mariota, Marcus
Strong, Jaelen
Agholor, Nelson
Booker,Devontae
8.
Allen, Javorius
Foster, D.J.
10.
Cracraft, River
Ward, Terron
12.
Hundley
Team Cl G TD Rush PassRetPAT Pts PPG
ARIZ FR 8 12 11 1
0 0 72 9.0
CAL JR 9 13 11 2
0 1 80 8.9
ORE FR 9 12 11 1
0 0 72 8.0
OREJR998 1 00546.0
ASUJR880 8 00486.0
USCJR990 7 20546.0
UTAH
JR997 2 00546.0
USCJR988 0 00485.3
ASUJR985 3 00485.3
WSUSO
760 6 00365.1
OSUSR
766 0 00365.1
UCLA
JR977 0 00424.7
FIELD GOALS
1. Phillips, Andy
2. Gonzalez,Zane
3. Fairbairn
Van Winkle, C.
5. Oliver, Will
Williamson,J
7. Skowron, C.
8. Langford, James
9. Heidari, Andre
10. Breshears, Q.
11.
Wogan, Matt
12. Garoutte, Alex
Team Cl G FG
UTAH SO 9 17
ASU SO 8 15
UCLA JR 9 14
WASH SO 9 14
COLO SR 9 13
STAN SR 9 13
ARIZ JR 9 10
CAL SR 9 8
USC SR 7 6
WSU JR 9 7
ORESO86
ASU SR 9 1
SCORING (KICK)
1. Gonzalez,Zane
2. Fairbairn
3. Phillips, Andy
Oliver, Will
5. Skowron, C.
6. Van Winkle, C.
7. Williamson,J
Langford, James
9. Heidari, Andre
10. Breshears, Q.
11.
Wogan, Matt
12.
Garoutte, Alex
Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G
ASU SO 8 29-2915-1974 9.2
UCLA JR 9 33-3314-1775 8.3
UTAH SO 9 20-2117-2071 7.9
COLO SR 9 32-3213-1771 7.9
ARIZ JR 9 39-3910-1769 7.7
WASH SO 9 26-27 14-17 68 7.6
STAN SR 9 25-2513-1864 7.1
CAL SR 9 40-41 8-12 64 7.1
USC SR 7 25-26 6-7
43 6.1
WSU JR 9 33-34 7-10 54 6.0
ORESO828-29
6-8 465.8
ASUSR
93-31-16 0.7
FGA
20
19
17
17
17
18
17
12
7
10
8
1
Pct. FG/G
85.0 1.89
78.91.88
82.41.56
82.4 1.56
76.5 1.44
72.21.44
58.8 1.11
66.7 0.89
85.7 0.86
70.0 0.78
75.0
0.75
100.00.11
FIELD GOAL PCT
1. Heidari, Andre
2. Phillips, Andy
3.Fairbairn
Van Winkle, C.
5.Gonzalez,Zane
6. Oliver, Will
7.
Wogan, Matt
8.Williamson,J
9. Breshears, Q.
10. Langford, James
11. Skowron, C.
Team Cl G FG
USC SR 7 6
UTAH SO 9 17
UCLAJR 9 14
WASH SO 9 14
ASU SO 8 15
COLO SR 9 13
ORESO86
STANSR 9 13
WSU JR 9 7
CAL SR 9 8
ARIZ JR 9 10
PAT KICKING PCT
1. Skowron, C.
Fairbairn
Oliver, Will
Gonzalez,Zane
Williamson,J
6. Langford, James
7. Breshears, Q.
8.
Wogan, Matt
9. Van Winkle, C.
10. Heidari, Andre
11. Phillips, Andy
Team Cl G Made
ARIZ JR 9 39
UCLAJR 9 33
COLO SR 9 32
ASU SO8 29
STANSR9 25
CAL SR 9 40
WSU JR 9 33
ORESO828
WASH SO 9 26
USC SR 7 25
UTAH SO 9 20
TACKLES
1. Wright III, S.
2.Kendricks
3.
Norris, Jared
4.
Simone, Jordan
5.
Randall, D.
6.
Zimmerman, Ty
7.
Martinez,B
8.
Tevis, J.
9.
Pullard, Hayes
Timu, John
Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast TotalAvg/G Sack
ARIZ SO 9 LB 63 43 106 11.8 12.0
UCLASR 9 LB 75 27 10211.3 2.0
UTAH
JR9LB4441859.4 2.0
ASUJR8DB5813718.9 0.0
ASUSR9 6415798.8 1.0
OSUSR9 5126778.6 1.0
STANJR9 4036768.4 4.5
ARIZSR9DB4825738.1 4.0
USCSR9 4129707.8 0.0
WASH
SR9LB3634707.8 0.0
SACKS
1. Orchard, Nate
Wright III, S.
4. Hudson, Andrew
5. Hardison,Marcus
6. Dimick, Hunter
7. Kalambayi,P
Palacio, Kache
9. Anderson,H
Williams, Leona
Team
UTAH
WASH
ARIZ
WASH
ASU
UTAH
STAN
WSU
STAN
USC
Cl
SR
SR
SO
SR
SR
SO
SO
JR
SR
JR
G Pos
9 DE
9
9 LB
9 DL
9 DL
8 DE
9
9 LB
9
9 DE
Solo
12
11
12
9
9
6
6
5
6
5
Ast
2
2
0
1
0
3
1
3
0
2
YdsTotal Avg/G
85 13.0 1.44
82 12.0 1.33
56 12.0 1.33
59 9.5
1.06
63 9.0
1.00
42 7.5
0.94
61 6.5
0.72
45 6.5
0.72
40 6.0
0.67
36 6.0
0.67
TACKLES FOR LOSS
1. Wright III, S.
3. Orchard, Nate
4. Dimick, Hunter
5. Hardison,Marcus
Cravens, Su’a
7. Hudson, Andrew
Anderson,H
9. Wynn, Dylan
10. Parks, W.
Team
ARIZ
WASH
UTAH
UTAH
ASU
USC
WASH
STAN
OSU
ARIZ
Cl
SO
SR
SR
SO
SR
SO
SR
SR
SR
JR
G Pos
9 LB
9
9 DE
8 DE
9 DL
9
9 DL
9
9 DE
9 DB
Solo
22
15
14
9
12
11
11
10
7
8
Ast
4
3
2
5
0
2
1
3
7
3
Yds Total
75 24.0
89 16.5
88 15.0
51 11.5
71 12.0
67 12.0
63 11.5
55 11.5
47 10.5
26 9.5
FUMBLES FORCED
1. Wright III, S.
2. Bondurant, T.
Martinez,B
Williams, Leona
5. Tavai, J.R.
6. Luvu, Frankie
7. Delva, Bud
Thompson, Shaq
Williams,Marcus
Pettinato, D.
Team Cl G
ARIZ SO 9
ARIZ SR 9
STANJR 9
USC JR 9
USC SR 7
WSU FR 8
OSU SR 9
WASH JR 9
UTAHFR 9
ARIZ SR 9
Num
6
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
FGA Long Pct.
7
53 85.7
20
50 85.0
17 46 82.4
17
47 82.4
19 49 78.9
17
49 76.5
8 34 75.0
18 51 72.2
10
46 70.0
12
47 66.7
17
47 58.5
Att Pct.
39 100.0
33 100.0
32 100.0
29 100.0
25 100.0
41 97.6
34 97.1
2996.6
27 96.3
26 96.2
21 95.2
Avg/G
2.67
1.83
1.67
1.44
1.33
1.33
1.28
1.28
1.17
1.06
Avg/G
0.67
0.33
0.33
0.33
0.29
0.25
0.22
0.22
0.22
0.22
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2014 ALL-PAC-12 HONORS
Offensive Player of the Year: Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon
Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year: Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona
Freshman Offensive Player of the Year: Royce Freeman, RB, Oregon
Freshman Defensive Player of the Year: Adoree’ Jackson, DB, USC
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Taylor Kelly, QB, Arizona State
Coach of the Year: Rich Rodriguez, Arizona
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB
RB
RB
WR
WR
TE
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon (3)
Javorius Allen, Jr., USC
Devontae Booker, Jr., Utah
Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC
Jaelen Strong, Jr., Arizona State
Pharaoh Brown, Jr., Oregon
Jamil Douglas, Sr., Arizona State
Jake Fisher, Sr., Oregon
Hroniss Grasu, Sr., Oregon (3)
Andrus Peat, Jr., Stanford
Max Tuerk, Jr., USC
QB
RB
RB
WR
WR
TE
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Brett Hundley, Jr., UCLA
D.J. Foster, Jr., Arizona State
Royce Freeman, Fr., Oregon
Vince Mayle, Sr., Washington State
Nelson Spruce, Jr., Colorado
Austin Hooper, So., Stanford
Jake Brendel, Jr., UCLA
Steven Gurrola, Sr., Arizona
Nick Kelly, Jr., Arizona State
Kyle Murphy, Jr., Stanford
Jeremiah Poutasi, Jr., Utah
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford
Nate Orchard, Sr., Utah
Danny Shelton, Sr., Washington
Leonard Williams, Jr., USC (2)
Hau’oli Kikaha, Sr., Washington
Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington
Scooby Wright III, So., Arizona
Ishmael Adams, So., UCLA
Su’a Cravens, So., USC
Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon (3)
Damarious Randall, Sr., Arizona State
Jordan Richards, Sr., Stanford
FIRST TEAM SPECIALISTS
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DeForest Buckner, Jr., Oregon
Kenny Clark, So., UCLA
Owamagbe Odigihizuwa, Sr., UCLA
Dylan Wynn, Sr., Oregon State
Myles Jack, So., UCLA
Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA
A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford
Erick Dargan, Sr., Oregon
Troy Hill, Sr., Oregon
Anthony Jefferson, Sr., UCLA
Fabian Moreau, Jr., UCLA
Steven Nelson, Sr., Oregon State
SECOND TEAM SPECIALISTS
PK
Andy Phillips, So., Utah
PK
P
Tom Hackett, Jr., Utah (2)
P
RS
Kaelin Clay, Sr., Utah
RS
AP/ST
Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington
AP/ST
Zane Gonzalez, So., Arizona State
Drew Riggleman, Jr., Arizona
Ty Montgomery, Sr., Stanford
Charles Nelson, Fr., Oregon
JuJu Smith, Fr., USC
ST=special teams player (not a kicker or returner)
ALL-PAC-12 HONORABLE MENTION
ARIZONA: WR Austin Hill, Sr.; WR Cayleb Jones, So.; DB Jonathan McKnight, Sr.; DL Dan Pettinato, Sr.; QB Anu Solomon, Fr.; DB Jared Tevis, Sr.; RB Nick Wilson, Fr.
ARIZONA STATE: LB DJ Calhoun, Fr.; DB Lloyd Carrington, Jr.; LB Salamo Fiso, So.; DL Marcus Hardison, Sr.; LB Liau Moeakiola, So.; RB Demario Richard, Fr.; DB
Jordan Simone, Jr.; OL Vi Teofilo, Jr.; OL Christian Westerman, Jr.
CALIFORNIA: TE Stephen Anderson, Jr.; LB Michael Barton, So.; OL Chris Borrayo, So.; DL Austin Clark, Sr.; QB Jared Goff, So.; RB Daniel Lasco, Jr.; AP/ST Bryce
McGovern, Sr.
COLORADO: DB Greg Henderson, Sr.; QB Sefo Liufau, So.; OL Daniel Munyer, SR.; PK Will Oliver, Sr.; P Darragh O’Neill, Sr.; DL Josh Tupou, Jr.
OREGON: DL Arik Armstead, Jr.; WR Byron Marshall, Jr.; OL Hamani Stevens, Sr.; LB Joe Walker, Jr.
OREGON STATE: LB Michael Doctor, Sr.; QB Sean Mannion, Sr.; DB Ryan Murphy, Sr.; RB Terron Ward, Sr.
STANFORD: LB Kevin Anderson, Sr.; DB Alex Carter, Jr.; DB Zach Hoffpauir, Jr.; LB Blake Martinez, Jr.; WR Ty Montgomery, Sr.; David Parry, Sr.
UCLA: OL Caleb Benenoch, So.; TE Thomas Duarte, So.; AP/ST Ryan Hofmeister, Sr.; WR Jordan Payton, Jr.; RB Paul Perkins, So.; OL Alex Redmond, So.; OL Scott
Quessenberry, So.; Eddie Vanderdoes, So.; Jaleel Wadood, Fr.
USC: RS Nelson Agholor, Jr.; DB Adoree’ Jackson, Fr.; QB Cody Kessler, Jr.; OL Toa Lobendahn, Fr.; LB Hayes Pullard, Sr.; OL Viane Talamaivao, Fr.; LB J.R. Tavai, Sr.;
TE Randall Telfer, Sr.
UTAH: DB Brian Belchen, Sr.; DL Hunter Dimick, So.; DL Lowell Lotuelei, Fr.; LB Jared Norris, Jr.; DB Eric Rowe, Sr.
WASHINGTON: DB Budda Baker, Fr.; OL Micah Hatchie, Sr.; DL Andrew Hudson, Sr.; RS John Ross, So.; OL Colin Tanigawa, Sr.; LB John Timu, Sr.; PK Cameron Van
Winkle, So.
WASHINGTON STATE: LB Jeremiah Allison, Jr.; DB Daquawn Brown, So.; OL Joe Dahl, Jr.; QB Connor Halliday, Sr.
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2014 ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-12
FIRST TEAM
Pos. Name, School
QB Taylor Kelly, ASU
RB Devontae Booker, UTAH
RB Patrick Skov, STAN (3)
WR Jordan Pratt, STAN (2)
WR Nelson Spruce, COLO
TE Connor Hamlett, OSU
OL Chris Adcock, CAL (3)
OL Jamil Douglas, ASU
OL Jake Eldrenkamp, WASH
OL Tyler Sulka, ASU
OL Jake Brendel, UCLA (3)
Yr.
RSr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
RSr.
RSo.
RSr.
RJr.
GPA
3.31
3.38
3.45
3.82
3.64
3.24
3.54
3.95
3.65
3.67
3.39
Major
Educational Studies (U.)/Legal Studies (Grad.)
Sociology
International Relations
Energy and Design Engineering
Business-Finance
Management
Double: Bus. Admin. and ISF
Liberal Studies
Business Administration
Liberal Studies
Economics
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Henry Anderson, STAN (3)
Danny Shelton, WASH (3)
David Parry, STAN
Obum Gwacham, OSU
Hau’oli Kikaha, WASH (2)
Peyton Pelluer, WSU
Mitchell Peterson, WSU
Caleb Coleman, CAL
Griffin Piatt, CAL
Jordan Richards, STAN (3)
Jared Tevis, ARIZ (3)
5Sr.
Sr.
5Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
RFr.
RSr.
RFr.
Jr.
Sr.
RSr.
3.54
3.54
3.20
3.16
3.51
3.77
3.75
3.56
3.64
3.31
3.29
Political Science
Anthropology
Political Science
Marketing
American Ethnic Studies
Undeclared
Marketing
Undeclared
Public Policy
Finance
PK
ST
P
Alex Garoutte, ASU
Will Hopkins, OSU
Ben Rhyne, STAN (2)
RSr.
RFr.
5Sr.
3.97
4.00
3.86
Liberal Studies
Business
Biochemical Engineering
PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC HONORABLE MENTION
ARIZONA: Calvin Allen, Rfr.; Abraham Mendivil, RFr.;
Casey Skowron, RJr.;
ARIZONA STATE: Marcus Ball, RFr.; Mike Bercovici, RJr.; Matt Haack, So.; Grant Martinez, RFr.; Viliami
Moeakiola, RSo.;
CALIFORNIA: Todd Barr, Jr.; James Langford, Sr.;
Cole Leininger, Jr.; Hardy Nickerson, So.; Drake Whitehurst, Sr.;
COLORADO: D.D. Goodson, Sr.; Derek McCartney,
RFr.; Stephane Nembot, Jr.; Ryan Severson, So.; Kyle
Slavin, Sr.;
OREGON: Taylor Alie, RFr.; Devon Allen, RFr.; Kenny
Bassett, RSr.; Jake Fisher, Sr.; Jeff Lockie, RSo.; Matt
Pierson, RJr.; Matt Wogan, So.;
OREGON STATE: Dashon Hunt, RFr.; Sean Mannion,
Sr.; Ricky Ortiz, So.; Dustin Stanton, So.;
STANFORD: David Bright, So.; John Flacco, RSr.; Joe
Hemschoot, RSr.; Dallas Lloyd, Jr.; Reed Miller, Jr.; Rollins Stallworth, Sr.; Jeff Trojan, RSr.; Lee Ward, RSr.;
Jordan Williamson; RSr.;
UCLA: Ryan Hofmeister, RJr.; Taylor Lagace, RSo.;
Christopher Longo, RJr.; Jerry Neuheisel, RSo.; Ogwamagbe Odighizuwa, RSr.; Jalen Ortiz; So.; Scott
Quessenberry, So.;
(2) Two-time first-team All-Academic selection
(3) Three-time first-team All-Academic selection
SECOND TEAM
Pos. Name, School
QB Taylor Kelly, Arizona State
QB Marcus Mariota, ORE
RB Michael Adkins, COLO
RB Jared Baker, ARIZ
WR Tyler McCulloch, COLO
WR Cameron Smith, ASU
TE De’Marieya Nelson, ASU
OL Doug Brenner, ORE
OL Johnny Caspers, STAN
OL Alejandro Crosthwaite, CAL
OL Nick Kelly, ASU
OL Siosifa Tufunga, WASH
Yr.
RJr.
Jr.
So.
RJr.
Sr.
So.
RSr.
RFr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
GPA
3.17
3.22
3.33
3.30
3.43
3.50
3.09
3.56
3.38
3.14
3.37
3.31
Major
Educational Studies
General Science
Business
Sustainable Built Environments
Communication
Mechanical Eng. Systems
Educational Studies
Earth Systems
American Studies
Criminal Justice and Criminology
American Ethnic Studies
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Hunter Dimick, UTAH
Brennan Scarlett, CAL
Aziz Shittu, STAN
Blake Lueders, STAN
Marcus Sanders-Williams, UTAH
Eric Kendricks, UCLA
Jake Matthews, ARIZ
Brian Blechen, UTAH
Eric Rowe, UTAH
Cameron Walker, CAL
Trevor Walker, WASH
So.
Jr.
Jr.
5Sr.
So.
RSr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
3.12
3.14
3.18
3.09
3.56
3.22
3.55
3.16
3.21
3.22
3.48
Communication
Psychology
Mgmt. Science and Engineering
Undeclared
Political Science
Pre-Neuroscience and Cognitive Sciences
Sociology
Undeclared
Pre-Arts and Sciences
ST
PK
P
Chase Dominguez, UTAH
Will Oliver, COLO
Darragh O’Neill, COLO
So.
Sr.
Sr.
3.76
3.76
3.85
Undecided
Business-Finance
Accounting
USC: Charles Burks, Sr.; Robby Kolanz, RSo.;
UTAH: Brian Allen, So.; Dres Anderson, Sr.; Evan
Eggiman, RFr.; Siale Fakailoatonga, So.; Jacoby Hale,
Sr.; Sese Ianu, Sr.; Delshawn McClellon, So.; Filipo
Mokofisi, RFr.; Jared Norris, Jr.; Andy Phillips, So.;
Bubba Poole, Jr.; Marc Pouvave, Sr.; Junior Salt, Sr.;
Pita Taumoepenu, So.; Salesi Uhatafe, RFr.; Chris Van
Orden, Sr.; Travis Wilson; Jr.;
WASHINGTON: Jeff Lindquist, So.; John Timu, Sr.;
WASHINGTON STATE: River Cracraft, So.; Sam Flor,
RSo.; Jacob Seydel, RJr.;
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