golden gophers set to open kill era at no. 25 usc

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MINNESOTA at No. 25 USC
SCHEDULE/RESULTS
SEPTEMBER
3
10
17
24
at No. 25 USC (ABC)
New Mexico State (BTN)
Miami [Ohio] (BTN)
North Dakota State (BTN)
OCTOBER
1
8
22
29
at Michigan* at Purdue*
Nebraska* [HC]
Iowa*
TBA
TBA
2:30 p.m. CT
TBA
NOVEMBER
5
12
19
26
at Michigan State*
Wisconsin*
at Northwestern* Illinois*
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
MINNESOTA
USC
0-0
0-0
GOLDEN GOPHERS
* - Big Ten Conference Game
[HC] - Homecoming
GOPHER COACHES
JERRY KILL (SL)
TRACY CLAEYS (PB)
MATT LIMEGROVER (PB)
BILL MILLER (SL)
BRIAN ANDERSON (SL)
JEFF PHELPS (SL)
PAT POORE (SL)
ROB REEVES (SL)
JAY SAWVEL (SL) JIM ZEBROWSKI (PB)
Date: Saturday, Sept. 3
Time: 12:36 p.m. (PT)/2:36 p.m. (CT)
Site: Los Angeles, Calif.
Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Surface: Natural grass
Capacity: 93,607
Series: USC leads 1-5-1
Last Meeting: Sept. 18, 2010
USC 32, Minnesota 21
Minneapolis, Minn.
TCF Bank Stadium
12:36 p.m. PT
2:30 p.m. CT
2:30 p.m. CT
6:00 p.m. CT
Head Coach
Defensive Coordinator
Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
Linebackers/Assistant Head Coach
Running Backs
Defensive Line
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends/H-Backs
Secondary/Special Teams
Quarterbacks
Gameday Locations: SL - Sideline; PB - Press Box
WEEK 1 SCHEDULE
MONDAY, AUGUST 29
3:45 p.m. .................................................................................. Practice
No media availability
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30
11 a.m. ........................................................................ Media Luncheon
Noon . ............................................................Jerry Kill Press Conference
12:30-12:50 p.m.............................. Press Conference Player interviews
3:45 p.m. ................................... Practice (media availability following)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31
3:45 p.m. ................................... Practice (media availability following)
TROJANS
GOLDEN GOPHERS SET TO OPEN
KILL ERA AT NO. 25 USC
The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers will open their 128th season of intercollegiate football with a
trip to Los Angeles. Minnesota will play its first game under head coach Jerry Kill at USC Saturday, Sept. 3
in a 12:36/2:36 p.m. PT/CT matchup.
The Gophers were 3-9 last season, but won their final two games under interim head coach Jeff Horton.
USC was 8-5 in 2010, including a 32-21 victory over Minnesota at TCF Bank Stadium.
Minnesota is opening the season on the road for the third straight year. The Gophers lifted the lid on 2009
at Syracuse with a 23-20 OT win and won 24-17 at Middle Tennessee to open the 2010 campaign. They
have won 14 of their last 16 season-openers and four straight when opening the season on the road.
ABC will televise the game, with Carter Blackburn, Brock Huard and Shelley Smith on the broadcast.
BROADCAST INFORMATION
Television
ABC
Carter Blackburn - Play-by-play
Brock Huard - Analyst
Shelley Smith - Sideline Reporter
Radio
Gopher Sports Network
Mike Grimm - Play-by-play
Darrell Thompson - Analyst
Justin Gaard - Sideline Reporter
Audio
www.GopherSports.com
All-Access Audio - Free
Sirius/XM Satellite Radio
Channel 85
Tickets
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
10:20 a.m. ............................................Practice (no media availability)
Ticket Office: Mariucci Arena
Phone: 1-800-UGOPHER
Web: www.gophersports.com
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
..........................................Travel to Los Angeles (no media availability)
www.GOPHERSPORTS.com
2011 GOPHER FOOTBALL
MEDIA SERVICES
Minnesota Athletic Communications
516 15th Avenue S.E., Suite 244
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: 612.626.0299
Fax: 612.625.0359
Andy Seeley, Associate Director/Primary Football Contact
e-mail: [email protected]
mobile: 612.269.2706
Garry Bowman, Director
e-mail: [email protected]
ON THE INTERNET
Minnesota’s athletics website, www.gophersports.com, provides the
latest information on the Golden Gophers. All releases, game notes,
results, statistics, box scores, schedules, rosters and coach and player
information is available. Recaps and statistics are updated after
each game.
MEDIA RELEASES
The Minnesota Athletic Communications Office e-mails its weekly
football release on Mondays. Fax versions of the update are sent by
request only. The release is also available on the Internet at www.gophersports.com in a PDF formats. The Gophers’ depth chart is updated
on Thursdays. If you are interested in receiving the weekly release via
e-mail, please contact Associate Athletic Communications Director
Andy Seeley at [email protected] to be placed on the distribution list.
MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES
The following is a look at the Gophers’ media availabilty schedule for
the 2011 season:
Tuesday
Head coach Jerry Kill holds a regularly-scheduled news conference on
Tuesday of each week. Media luncheons and news conferences will be
held in the Gibson-Nagurski Football Complex, beginning at 11 a.m.
with lunch. Kill will address the media beginning at 12 p.m. (Noon),
with requested players available at 12:30 p.m. To request players for
the weekly news conference, media should contact Andy Seeley with
requests by noon each preceding Monday at 612.626.0299 or via
e-mail at [email protected].
Practice schedules can change on a daily basis. Please contact Andy
Seeley for practice times. Gopher practices will take place on Rod Wallace Field at the Gibson-Nagurski Football Complex. Tuesday practices
are open to the media for the first 20-30 minutes. Head coach Jerry
Kill, selected assistant coaches and selected players will be made
available to the media following Tuesday practices.
Wednesday
Practice schedules can change on a daily basis. Please contact Andy
Seeley for practice times. Gopher practices will take place on Rod
Wallace Field. Wednesday practices are open to the media for the
first 20-30 minutes. Head coach Jerry Kill, selected assistant coaches
and selected players will be made available to the media following
Wednesday practices.
MINNESOTA at USC
SCOUTING USC
USC is coming off an 8-5 campaign in 2010. The Trojans TROJAN SCHEDULE
were not eligible for postseason play last season due to
Sept. 3
Minnesota
NCAA probation for NCAA-reported violations.
Sept. 10
Utah*
MINNESOTA MINUTIAE
A Gopher Victory would ...
u give head coach Jerry Kill his first win at the University of Minnesota.
u make Jerry Kill the first Minnesota head coach to win his debut since John Gutekunst in 1986.
u make Kill the 19th Minnesota head coach to win his debut with the Gophers.
u mark the third straight season the Gophers have won on the road to open the season.
u give Minnesota its first three-game winning streak since October 2008.
u give Minnesota back-to-back wins over ranked teams for the first time since 2000.
u be the program’s 644th victory.
A Gopher Loss would ...
u make Kill the fourth consecutive Gopher head coach to lose in his debut with Minnesota.
u make Kill the eighth Gopher head man to lose in his first game at the school.
u mark the Gophers’ fourth straight defeat at the hands of a Pac-12 opponent.
u be the program’s 453rd loss.
TALE OF THE TAPE (2010 Stats, Rankings)
MINNESOTA (3-9)
Team Statistics
Points/Game
First Downs
Rushing/Game
Passing/Game
Total Off./Gm
Time of Poss.
Individual Leaders
Rushing Att Net
Eskridge 193 698
Bennett 123 529
UM
23.2
239
135.2
226.1
361.3
31:54
OPP
33.0
229
191.4
200.8
392.2
28:06
Avg TD
3.6 7
4.3 3
Individual Leaders
Rushing Att Net
Tyler
171 913
Bradford 110 794
Receiving
McKnight
Gray
Coaches Kill, Claeys and Limegrover, along with requested players are
available for network television pregame production packages only.
Defense
Tinsley
Theret
PG. 2
Friday
TD
20
YPG
58.2
44.1
USC (8-5)
Team Statistics
Points/Game
First Downs
Rushing/Game
Passing/Game
Total Off./Gm
Time of Poss.
C-A-I
205-368-9
No media availability.
Syracuse
at Arizona State*
Arizona*
at California*
at Notre Dame
Stanford*
at Colorado*
Washington*
at Oregon*
UCLA*
Offensively, USC ranked No. 26 in the nation in total
offense and No. 37 in scoring offense last season. The
Trojans racked up more than 431 yards and scored
31 points per game in 2010. USC was the No. 84 total
defense and the No. 63 scoring defense in the country last season, allowing more than 400 yards and
nearly 27 points per game. The Trojans were good on special teams, ranking No. 7 in the country in punt
returns and No. 17 in kickoff returns.
Passing
Weber
Thursday
Sept. 17
Sept. 24
Oct. 1
Oct. 13
Oct. 22
Nov. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 12
Nov. 19
Nov. 26
USC is coached by Lane Kiffin, who is in his second
season as the head coach of the Trojans. Kiffin was previously the head coach at Tennessee for one season and
has also been the head coach of the Oakland Raiders of
the NFL. His overall collegiate coaching record is 15-11.
USC
31.0
301
189.3
242.2
431.5
31:52
OPP
26.7
281
140.5
259.5
400.0
28:08
Avg TD
5.3 9
7.2 5
YPG
223.2
Passing
Barkley
C-A-I
236-377-12
Rec Yds Avg TD
48 750 15.6 10
42 587 14.0 5
YPG
62.5
48.9
Receiving
Woods
Johnson
Rec Yds Avg TD
65 792 12.2 6
64 692 10.8 8
U-A-TT
47-43-90
49-23-72
SKS
1.5
--
Defense U-A-TT
McDonald 54-35-89
Smith
46-32-78
TFL
9.5
2.0
TD
26
TFL
3.0
8.0
YPG
70.2
66.2
YPG
232.6
YPG
60.9
53.2
SKS
1.0
1.0
NCAA TEAM RANKINGS
Category
UM
Rush Off.
86 (135.3)
Pass Off.
57 (226.1)
Pass Eff.
60 (129.16)
Tot. Off.
77 (361.3)
Scor. Off.
89 (23.2)
Rush Def.
98 (191.4)
Pass Def. 33 (200.8)
Pass Eff. D 113 (154.16)
Tot. Def.
76 (392.2)
Scor. Def.
98 (33.0)
Net Punt
120 (30.9)
Punt Ret.
66 (7.6)
KO Ret.
62 (21.9)
TO Marg.
45 (+0.17)
Sacks
120 (0.67)
Sacks All.
29 (1.42)
Tack/Loss
89 (5.17)
USC
25 (189.3)
41 (242.2)
45 (134.63)
26 (431.5)
37 (31.0)
49 (140.5)
109 (259.5)
83 (135.85)
84 (400.1)
63 (26.7)
43 (37.2)
7 (14.6)
17 (24.5)
36 (+0.31)
T47 (2.15)
26 (1.38)
46 (6.31)
MINNESOTA at USC
GOPHER GRID-BITS
u Minnesota is 89-32-6 all-time in season-openers for a winning percentage of .724.
u The Golden Gophers have outscored their last seven season-opening opponents by an average score
of 37.6-17.1 That includes a 23-20 overtime win in 2009 and a 24-17 victory last year.
u Minnesota has played 127 seasons of college football, coming into 2011. Only three other schools -Rutgers (141), Michigan (131) and Navy (130) have played more.
u The Gophers are 25-27 all-time vs. current members of the Pac-12. Minnesota had a winning record
vs. the league prior to this year. But an 0-3 mark vs. Colorado pushed the Gophers under .500.
u Minnesota came from behind in all six of its victories in 2009 and all three in 2010. The last time the
Gophers won a game without trailing was a 17-6 win at Purdue on Oct. 25, 2008.
GOING BACK TO CALI
The University of Minnesota doesn’t have a ton of experience playing on the west coast or in the State
of California. The Gophers are 2-8-1 all-time in California. The two victories both came in the 1960s
-- 21-3 over UCLA in the 1962 Rose Bowl and 26-20 over California in the 1964 season. Included in the
2-8-1 record in California is an 0-2-1 record at USC. Minnesota’s last trip to the Golden State was in
2006, when the Gophers fell to California 42-17.
LAST TIME
Minnesota and USC faced off last season at TCF Bank Stadium, with the Trojans taking a 32-21 victory.
Minnesota struck first and led 7-0 in the first quarter. But the Trojans came back to take a 13-7 lead
at halftime. The Gophers grabbed a 14-13 lead late in the third quarter when Da’Jon McKnight made a
beautiful catch of an Adam Weber aerial for a 31-yard touchdown. But Robert Woods took the ensuing
kickoff back 97 yards for a score for the Trojans, who went on to take a 32-14 lead, before the Gophers
got in the end zone in the final seconds of the game.
USC held the Gophers to just 83 yards on the ground in the contest and out-gained Minnesota 408-307
in total offense. MarQueis Gray tallied four receptions for 98 yards and a touchdown, while McKnight
added three catches for 53 yards and a score. Gary Tinsley led the Minnesota defense with 10 tackles,
while Keanon Cooper chipped in with eight stops.
LAST TIME OUT
(Nov. 27, 2010 - TCF Bank Stadium) -- The University of Minnesota football team ended its 2010 season
with a 27-24 win over Iowa. The Golden Gophers claimed the Floyd of Rosedale trophy, leading for a
majority of the game and making several key plays late in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
With 7:36 remaining and Minnesota trailing 24-20, Adam Weber led the Gophers on a six-play, 77-yard
scoring drive that featured a 19-yard completion to Gray and a 40-yard connection with Da’Jon McKnight. The game-winning drive was capped off by a six-yard touchdown run by Duane Bennett.
Troy Stoudermire helped ice the victory as he forced a Marcus Coker fumble that was recovered by Ryan
Collado with 4:14 remaining. The Gophers picked up a pair of first downs to run out the clock.
Offensively, Minnesota outgained Iowa 382 to 218 and held the ball for 36:06 compared to 23:54. On
the ground, the Gophers were able to rush for a total of 216 yards, the most the Hawkeyes gave up all
season.
Weber, in his 50th-consecutive and final career start for the Gophers, threw for 164 yards on 13-of-25
passing. The game began with the Gophers pulling out all the stops. After an Eric Ellestad 26-yard field
goal on their opening possession, interim head coach Jeff Horton got aggressive. Ellestad recovered his
own onside kick. The Minnesota offense once again made its way down the field, but this time punched
it into the end zone on a 14-yard run by Gray.
USA TODAY
TOP 25 - PRESEASON
Team (1st-Place Votes)
Record
Points
1. Oklahoma (42)
0-0
1454
2. Alabama (13)
0-0
1414
3. Oregon (2)
0-0
1309
4. LSU (2)
0-0
1296
5. Florida State
0-0
1116
6. Stanford
0-0
1101
7. Boise State
0-0
1065
8. Oklahoma State
0-0
933
9. Texas A&M
0-0
885
10. Wisconsin
0-0
829
11. Nebraska
0-0
814
12. South Carolina
0-0
779
13. Virginia Tech
0-0
767
14. Arkansas
0-0
750
15. TCU
0-0
687
16. Ohio State
0-0
631
17. Michigan State
0-0
536
18. Notre Dame
0-0
440
19. Auburn
0-0
329
20. Mississippi State
0-0
301
21. Missouri
0-0
266
22. Georgia
0-0
260
23. Florida
0-0
240
24. Texas 0-0
162
24. Penn State
0-0
161
Others Receiving Votes:
Arizona State 158, West Virginia 149, Utah 50, Miami (FL) 49, Iowa
41, Northwestern 30, Arizona 28, UCF 22, Michigan 19, Air Force 15,
North Carolina 14, Houston 13, South Florida 9, Hawaii 8, Clemson 7,
Tennessee 7, Southern Miss 6, Brigham Young 5, North Carolina State
4, NORTHERNIL 4, Oregon State 4, Pittsburgh 3, Washington 3, Nevada
1, Georgia Tech 1.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
TOP 25 - PRESEASON
Team (1st-Place Votes)
Record
Points
1. Oklahoma (36)
0-0
1464
2. Alabama (17)
0-0
1439
3. Oregon (4)
0-0
1330
4. LSU (1)
0-0
1286
5. Boise State (2)
0-0
1200
6. Florida State
0-0
1168
7. Stanford
0-0
1091
8. Texas A&M
0-0
965
9. Oklahoma State
0-0
955
10. Nebraska
0-0
910
11. Wisconsin
0-0
900
12. South Carolina
0-0
848
13. Virginia Tech
0-0
821
14. TCU
0-0
690
15. Arkansas
0-0
686
16. Notre Dame
0-0
530
17. Michigan State
0-0
519
18. Ohio State
0-0
443
19. Georgia
0-0
369
20. Mississippi State
0-0
361
21. Missouri
0-0
258
22. Florida
0-0
228
23. Auburn
0-0
219
24. West Virginia 0-0
207
25. USC
0-0
160
Others Receiving Votes:
Texas 114, Penn State 75, Arizona State 67, Miami (FL) 32, Utah 25,
Southern Miss 20, Iowa 19, Brigham Young 15, North Carolina State
15, Air Force 14, Houston 13, Pittsburgh 9, Michigan 7, Tennessee 5,
UCF 5, NORIL 4, Hawaii 4, Tulsa 3, Arizona 2, Maryland 2, Nevada 1,
Northwestern 1, Washington 1.
The Gophers already had a 10-0 lead before the Hawkeyes offense ever got a chance to take the field.
PG. 3
MINNESOTA at USC
2011 BIG TEN FOOTBALL
THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE
2010 BIG TEN STANDINGS
Team
Ohio State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Penn State
Michigan
Northwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
The Big Ten Conference is a 12-member NCAA Football Bowl
Subdivision and Bowl Championship Series league.
Big Ten
7-1
7-1
7-1
4-4
4-4
4-4
3-5
3-5
2-6
2-6
1-7
Overall
12-1
11-2
11-2
8-5
7-6
7-6
7-6
7-6
4-8
3-9
5-7
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Thursday, Sept. 1
UNLV at Wisconsin
Friday, Sept. 2
Youngstown State at Michigan State
Saturday, September 3
Northwestern at Boston College
Akron at Ohio State
Indiana State at Penn State
Tennessee Tech at Iowa
Middle Tennessee State at Purdue
Minnesota at USC
Western Michigan at Michigan
Chattanooga at Nebraska
Arkansas State at Illinois
Ball State at Indiana
Saturday, September 10
Iowa at Iowa State
Florida Atlantic at Michigan State
Toledo at Ohio State
Oregon State at Wisconsin
South Dakota State at Illinois
Eastern Illinois at Northwestern
New Mexico State at Minnesota
Alabama at Penn State
Purdue at Rice
Virginia at Indiana
Fresno State at Nebraska
Notre Dame at Michigan
BIG TEN COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION
Scott Chipman - primary contact
Assistant Commissioner for Communications
[email protected]
Office: 847.696.1010 ext. 141; Cell: 630.936.6005
Valerie Todryk-Krebs - secondary contact
Associate Director of Communications
[email protected];
Office: 847.696.1010 ext. 143
WEEKLY BIG TEN TELECONFERENCE
The weekly Big Ten coaches teleconference call will take place every
Tuesday throughout the season beginning at 11 a.m. CST. Each coach
will be available for 10 minutes to preview their upcoming game.
Coach Kill is scheduled from 12:50 to 1 p.m. Media should contact the
Big Ten at (847) 696-1010 for call-in information.
PG. 4
The Gophers hold a 365-383-30 record against current and
former members of the Big Ten Conference. Minnesota holds a
winning record against seven of the other 11 current members
of the conference. The Gophers have had their most success
against Northwestern (50-31-5). Minnesota has struggled the
most with Ohio State (7-43-0).
With the addition of Nebraska to the Big Ten Conference, the
league will be split into divisions and play a championship game
for the first time. Minnesota is in the Legends Division.
The Big Ten was founded in 1896. Big Ten universities provide
approximately $100 million in direct financial aid to more than
8,500 men and women student-athletes.
GOPHERS vs. B1G
LEGENDS DIVISION
vs. Iowa
vs. Michigan
vs. Michigan State
vs. Northwestern
vs. Nebraska
59-42-2
24-70-3
17-25-0
50-30-5
29-20-2
LEADERS DIVISION
vs. Illinois vs. Indiana
vs. Ohio State
vs. Penn State
vs. Purdue
vs. Wisconsin
TOTAL
32-28-3
37-26-3
7-42-0
4-7-0
33-30-3
59-52-8
365-383-30
HEAD COACH JERRY KILL
Jerry Kill was named head coach of the University of Minnesota football
program on December 7, 2010.
Kill came to Minnesota after spending three seasons on the sidelines at
Northern Illinois University. Kill led the Huskies to three consecutive bowl
games during his tenure. He also coached NIU to a berth the Mid-American
Conference Championship game in 2010. Kill put together a 23-16 record in
his three seasons with the Huskies.
In three seasons, Kill coached two winners of the Mid-American Conference Vern Smith Leadership Award, given annually to the conference’s top
football player. Defensive end Larry English won the award in 2008, Kill’s
first season with the Huskies. Running back Chad Spann was honored as
the conference’s top player in 2010. English went on to be the No. 16 overall choice in the 2009 NFL Draft
and currently plays for the San Diego Chargers.
During the 2010 season, Kill mentored six first-team All-MAC selections. In his three seasons, the Huskies earned 10 first-team all-MAC honors. His 2010 squad ranked No. 7 in the nation in rushing offense,
No. 12 in scoring offense, No. 19 in total offense, No. 14 in scoring defense, No. 26 in total defense, No.
24 in rushing defense and No. 44 in passing defense.
Following the 2010 season, Kill was named the National Coach of the Year by the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes. In 2009, Kill was presented with the National Football Foundation Courage Award by the Chicago Metro Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame.
Kill’s overall collegiate head coaching record stands at 127-73 in 17 seasons. In four stops as a head
coach, he has never left a school with a sub-.500 record. In three of his previous four head coaching
positions, he took over a team with a losing record and turned in a winning season in three years or less.
Prior to serving as the head coach at Northern Illinois, Kill was head coach at Southern Illinois University, an FCS program in Carbondale, Ill. He spent seven years on the Saluki sideline and compiled a
55-32 record. Kill’s record over his final five seasons with Southern Illinois was 50-14 and included five
consecutive NCAA FCS Playoff appearances. Kill was the head coach at Emporia (Kan.) State for two
seasons in 1999-2000. He went 11-11 with the Hornets, who play at the NCAA Division II level. Prior to
coaching at Emporia State, Kill was the head coach at NCAA Division II member Saginaw Valley State
from 1994-1998. He compiled a 38-14 record with the Cardinals.
MINNESOTA at USC
KILLER LOYALTY
University of Minnesota head
coach Jerry Kill has an unbelievably loyal staff. Of Kill’s
nine full-time assistants and
head strength and conditioning
coach, the staff has a total of 94
combined consecutive years of
service under him.
GOPHERS’ RECORD...
COACHING CONTINUITY
Assistant Coaches Combined Consecutive Years of Service
Coach
No. of HC Jobs
Joe Paterno
1
Gary Pinkel
2
Frank Beamer
2
Frank Grobe
2
Kirk Ferentz
1
Jerry Kill
5
Schools
Total Years
Penn State
173
Toledo, Missouri
120
Murray State, Virginia Tech
116
Elon, Wake Forest
111
Iowa
99
Saginaw Valley St., Emporia St.
94
S. Illinois, N. Illinois, Minnesota
There are only six NCAA Football
Bowl Subdivision head coaches
with more combined consecutive years of service among their assistant coaches.
Perhaps the most impressive statistic when comparing Kill’s staff to the five ranked ahead of it is the
number of different head coaching positions held by the respective coaches on the list. Kill has made
five different head coaching stops -- Saginaw Valley State (Mich.), Emporia (Kan.) State, Southern Illinois, Northern Illinois and Minnesota. Of the other five, two of the head coaches have been at one school
for their entire careers. The other three have only made two head coaching stops.
The following is a look at each of Minnesota’s assistant coaches and their years of service under Jerry
Kill (not including this season): Eric Klein - 17; Tracy Claeys - 16; Rob Reeves - 15; Matt Limegrover - 12;
Brian Anderson - 10; Pat Poore - 10; Jay Sawvel - 10; Jeff Phelps - 3; Jim Zebrowski - 1; Bill Miller - 0.
JERRY’S KIDS
While the Gophers currently only have the NCAA-allotted 105 student-athletes in camp, they have 119 on
their roster, as the other 14 are expected to join the program once the school year begins. Of those 119
players, 78 of them (65.5 percent) are either true freshmen, red-shirt freshmen or sophomores.
The Gophers are only carrying 41 upperclassmen on the roster.
Here’s the full breakdown of each class for the Gophers: Freshmen - 53; Sophomores - 25; Juniors - 21;
Seniors - 20.
128 YEARS AND COUNTING ...
There’s little doubt that the University of Minnesota is one of the most historically significant programs
in all of college football. The Golden Gophers are in their 128th season of collegiate football in 2010.
The Golden Gophers enter the 2010 campaign with an all-time record of 643-452-44 (.583 winning percentage). Minnesota has played the fourth-most seasons in the history of college football. Only Rutgers
(139), Michigan (129) and Navy (128) have played more.
In addition, Minnesota and Wisconsin also take part in the most-played rivalry in college football. The
Gophers and Badgers will square off for the 121st time this fall.
GOPHER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Minnesota has won six national championships and 18 Big Ten titles in the 126-year history of the
Gopher football program.
Bernie Bierman led Minnesota to national titles in 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940 and 1941. The Gophers also
won a national title in 1960 under Murray Warmath.
Minnesota won its first-ever Big Ten title in 1900. The Gophers have a total of 18 Big Ten Championships
in their history: 1900, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1915, 1927, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938,
1940, 1941, 1960, 1967.
Overall
0-0
Big Ten
0-0
Non-conference
0-0
Home
0-0
Away
0-0
Neutral
0-0
Current overall streak
Won 2
Current home streak
Won 1
Current road streak
Won 1
Current neutral site streak
Lost 2
Current bowl streak
Lost 2
Last win
27-24, vs. Iowa (11/27/10)
Last loss
31-8, at Michigan State State (11/6/10)
Day game
0-0
Night game
0-0
TV game
0-0
ABC
0-0
ESPN
0-0
ESPN2
0-0
Big Ten Network
0-0
September
0-0
October
0-0
November
0-0
vs. FBS Top-25 teams
0-0
vs. FBS non-ranked teams
0-0
vs. FCS
0-0
On artificial turf
0-0
On natural grass
0-0
Indoors
0-0
Outdoors
0-0
Scoring first
0-0
Opponent scores first
0-0
Leading after 1st quarter
0-0
Behind after 1st quarter
0-0
Tied after 1st quarter
0-0
Leading at halftime
0-0
Behind at halftime
0-0
Tied at halftime
0-0
Leading after 3rd quarter
0-0
Behind after 3rd quarter
0-0
Tied after 3rd quarter
0-0
Overtime
1-0
Scoring 0-14 points
0-0
Scoring 15-28 points
0-0
Scoring 28+ points
0-0
Allowing 0-14 points
0-0
Allowing 15-28 points
0-0
Allowing 28+ points
0-0
With 100-yd rusher
0-0
Allow 100-yard rusher
0-0
With 300-yd passer
0-0
Allow 300-yard passer
0-0
Outgain opponent
0-0
Total offense 300+ yards
0-0
Allow 300+ yards total offense
0-0
Total offense 400+ yards
0-0
Allow 400+ yards total offense
0-0
No turnovers
0-0
Less than three turnovers
0-0
Three or more turnovers
0-0
No takeaways
0-0
Three or more takeaways
0-0
Commit fewer turnovers
0-0
Equal turnovers
0-0
Commit more turnovers
0-0
Control time of possession
0-0
Opponent controls time of possession
0-0
Games decided by 1-10 points
0-0
Games decided by 11-20 points
0-0
Games decided by more than 20 points
0-0
Win Coin Toss
0-0
Lose Coin Toss 0-0
PG. 5
MINNESOTA at USC
RECORD WATCH
The following is a look at selected Gopher records/charts where current
Gophers could make an impact in 2011:
CAREER RUSHING YARDAGE
1. Darrell Thompson, 1986-89
2. Laurence Maroney, 2003-05
3. Thomas Hamner, 1996-99
4. Marion Barber III, 2001-04
5. Chris Darkins, 1992-95
6. Marion Barber, 1977-80
7. Tellis Redmon, 1999-2001
8. Amir Pinnix, 2004-07
9. Garry White, 1977-80
10. Francis “Pug” Lund, 1932-34
11. Paul Giel, 1951-53
12. Rickey Foggie, 1984-87
13. Wayne “Red Williams”, 1942-45
14. Thomas Tapeh, 2000-03
15. Herb Joesting, 1925-27
26. Duane Bennett, 2007-present
QUARTERBACK SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING YARDS
1. Billy Cockerham, 1999
2. Rickey Foggie, 1984
3. Adam Weber, 2007
4. Sandy Stephens, 1961
5. Tony Dungy, 1974
CAREER RECEIVING YARDS
1. Eric Decker, 2006-09
2. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001
3. Tutu Atwell, 1994-97
4. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07
5. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96
6. Jared Ellerson, 2002-2005
7. Luke Leverson, 1996-99
8. Omar Douglas, 1990-93
9. Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84
10. Aaron Osterman, 19990-94
22. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-present
CAREER 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
1. Eric Dekcer, 2006-09
Tutu Atwell, 1994-97
3. Ryan Thelwell, 1994-96
4. Ron Johnson, 1998-2001
5. Ernie Wheelwright, 2004-07
Jared Ellerson, 2002-05
Omar Douglas, 1990-93
8. Aaron Hosack, 2002-03
Luke Leverson, 1996-99
Dwayne McMullen, 1981-84
11. Logan Payne, 2003-06
Chester Cooper, 1978-81
13. Da’Jon McKnight, 2008-present
4,654
3,993
3,810
3,276
3,235
3,094
2,481
2,439
2,353
2,264
2,188
2,150
1,999
1,958
1,850
1,487
831
647
617
534
417
3,119
2,989
2,640
2,434
2,232
2,054
1,843
1,681
1,627
1,598
999
11
11
9
8
6
6
6
5
5
5
4
4
3
SEASON KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
1. Troy Stoudermire, 2008
4. Dominic Jones, 2006
5. Tutu Atwell, 1997
1,083
1,057
789
786
776
CAREER KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
1. Troy Stoudermire, 2008-present
2. Melvin Anderson, 1983-86
3. Tyrone Carter, 1996-99
4. Chris Gaiters, 1987-89
5. Rishon Early, 1993-95
2,929
1,965
1,459
1,418
1,265
PG. 6
GRAY MATTERS
u Former Gopher quarterback Adam Weber entered the 2010 season as one of the most experienced
quarterbacks in the nation. He ended up his career by starting every game for four years straight and set
a Big Ten record for starts and consecutive starts by a QB with 50. In 2011, enter MarQueis Gray. Gray is
the only signal-caller on the Minnesota roster who has ever taken a snap at quarterback in a collegiate
football game. He has six starts in his career, but all were as a wide receiver. He has not been a starting
quarterback since his senior year in high school.
QUARTERBACK NOTEBOOK
u Gray hauled in 42 receptions for 587 yards and five touchdowns last season as a wide receiver. He
also saw some action as a Wildcat quarterback, rushing 23 times for 110 yards and a TD.
u For his career, Gray has thrown just 23 passes, with eight completions for 86 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
u Gray came to Minnesota as one of the most highly-touted members of the 2008 recruiting class.
However, he didn’t enroll at Minnesota until the January 2009. He was ranked as the No. 3 dual-threat
quarterback in the 2008 recruiting class by Rivals.com and was a U.S. Army High School All-American.
u The only other quarterback on the roster to see game action is Adam Lueck. However, the junior has
only been on the field as a holder for point-after-touchdown and field goal attempts.
u The Gophers also list four other QBs on the roster -- sophomore Moses Alipate, red-shirt freshman
Tom Parish and true freshmen Max Shortell and Dexter Foreman.
u Minnesota is one of just 22 NCAA FBS teams who will have a quarterback making his first start during the 2011 season.
BENNETT’S BACK
u After sharing carries with now-departed DeLeon Eskridge last season, it looks as though Duane Bennett could be the Gophers’ featured back in 2011. Bennett led the team in rushing in the 2009 season
after coming off an ACL injury in 2008. He was second on the team with 529 rushing yards and three
touchdowns last season.
RUNNING BACK NOTEBOOK
u Bennett topped the century mark in a pair of games last season, giving him three total for his career.
He rushed for a career-best 187 in the 2010 season-opener at Middle Tennessee State.
u Bennett also has two 100-yard receiving games (121, Oct. 31, 2009 vs. Michigan State and 100,
Sept. 6, 2008 at Bowling Green). That contest against Bowling Green was where he suffered the ACL
tear. Bennett received a medical hardship waiver for the 2008 season, after playing in just two games.
u Red-shirt freshman Donnell Kirkwood is the only other Gopher to have carried the ball in a collegiate
football game. He saw action in four games last season, before going down with a leg injury and being
granted a medical hardship waiver. He rushed for 107 yards on 27 carries before the injury.
u Three other freshmen -- Lamonte Edwards, David Cobb and Devon Wright -- are also on the roster.
Cobb is a true freshman while the other two are red-shirt frosh.
u Mike Henry is the leading candidate to see time in a fullback/H-Back role for the Gophers in 2011.
McKNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOR
u Senior Da’Jon McKnight is the most accomplished wide receiver returning for the Gophers. McKnight
is on the Biletnikoff Award watch list. He hauled in 10 receiving touchdowns last season, nearly tying
the school record of 11 for that category. McKnight was No. 75 in the nation and No. 9 in the Big Ten last
season, averaging 62.5 receiving yards per game. He turned in career-best marks of eight receptions
and three touchdowns vs. Penn State last season.
MINNESOTA at USC
RECEIVER NOTEBOOK
GOPHER RADIO NETWORK
u McKnight has three 100-yard receiving games to his credit. Two of those three games were back-toback last season, when he had 123 yards at Purdue and 103 yards vs. Penn State on Oct. 16 and Oct.
23, respectively.
u McKnight’s other century-mark-topping output came in the 2009 Insight Bowl, when he turned in a
seven-reception, career-best 124-yard outing vs. Iowa State.
u Junior wide receiver Brandon Green is the only other wide receiver on the Gopher roster with more than
one reception. He has caught 42 passes (21 each in 2008 and 2009) for 599 yards and two touchdowns in
his career.
u Senior converted cornerback Troy Stoudermire has more career receptions (35) than all the other
Gopher wideouts combined.
u Tight end Eric Lair is is on the watch list for the Mackey Award as the nation’s top tight end. He was
No. 2 among all tight ends in the Big Ten last season in receptions per game with 3.25.
u Lair caught 39 balls for 526 yards and two scores last season. Three of his career-best marks (94
yards, seven receptions, long of 44 yards) all came against Jerry Kill’s Northern Illinois squad last year.
u Senior tight end Collin McGarry and junior-college transfer John Rabe should also see plenty of time.
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satellite to affiliates across the
state of Minnesota. KFAN (100.3
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the flagship station.
EXPERIENCE UP FRONT
u Four of Minnesota’s probable starting five on the offensive line have a good deal of experience. Three
of those linemen are fifth-year seniors -- left guard Chris Bunders, right guard Ryan Orton and center
Ryan Wynn. Left tackle Ed Olson started eight games at that position in 2010. Bunders is by far the
most experienced with 28 career starts coming into the season.
OFFENSIVE LINE NOTEBOOK
u Minnesota returns a combined 47 starts among all its offensive linemen returning from the 2010
season. All of those starts come from the three aforementioned players. Wynn has 14 career starts, while
Orton has been in the starting lineup 10 times.
u Wynn started 13 straight games as a red-shirt freshman. He missed all of 2009 with a back injury
and saw limited action last season.
u Orton has made 10 starts, but only three of those came last season. Six of his starts came when he
was a red-shirt freshman in 2008.
u Red-shirt freshman Jimmy Gjere has the inside track to be the starter at right tackle.
u Head coach Jerry Kill has been very complimentary of true freshman linemen Tommy Olson (brother of
Ed Olson) and Foster Bush. Both may see significant playing time in 2011.
PAPER OR PLASTIC?
u The truthful answer? The Gopher defensive line doesn’t care, just so long as they get some sacks.
Minnesota ranked dead last (No. 120 out of 120 FBS schools) in sacks for the 2010 season, tallying just
nine. Current Gopher defensive linemen have combined for just 9.5 career sacks with 4.5 coming from
senior defensive tackle Anthony Jacobs and 4.0 belonging to junior defensive end D.L. Wilhite. The other
sack belongs to sophomore defensive end Kendall Gregory-McGhee.
DEFENSIVE LINE NOTEBOOK
u While the Gopher defensive line may be short on sacks, it is not light on experience. Minnesota has
nine defensive linemen who have seen action in at least one game. Six of them have played in 12 or
more. They combine for 133 games played and 41 starts.
u Jacobs was the top tackler among the defensive linemen last season, tallying 41 stops. His 6.5
tackles for loss ranked third on the team.
u More than 20 percent of tackles by senior DT Brandon Kirksey are for loss (10.5 of 52).
u Wilhite was named a Freshman All-Big Ten selection by The Sporting News following the 2009 season. He finished the year with three sacks, three tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries (including one
for a score) and one forced fumble.
Mike Grimm will be in his first season calling the Gophers’ play-by-play.
Darrell Thompson, the all-time leading rusher in school history, returs
to the booth this season as the analyst. KFAN personality Justin Gaard
will report from the sideline. Kevin Falness will host the pre-game
show, while Corbu Stathes will handle halftime and post-game.
Golden Gopher Radio Network Affiliates:
Market
Station
Ada/Fargo
KRJB-FM
Ada/Mahnomen
KRJM-FM
Aitkin
KKIN-FM
Albert Lea
KATE-AM
Alexandria
KULO-FM
Albert Lea
KATE-AM
Austin
KAUS-AM
Austin
KAUS-FM
Bemidji
KBUN-AM
Benson
KSCR-FM
Brainerd
KBLB-FM
Buffalo
KRWC-AM
Crookston
KROX-AM
Detroit Lakes
KDLM-AM
Duluth
WGEE-AM
Ely
WELY-FM
Fairmont
KSUM-AM
Glenwood
KMGK-FM
Grand Rapids
KOZY-AM
Little Falls
KLTF-AM
Marshall
KMHL-AM
Minneapolis/St. Paul
KFAN-FM
Minneapolis/St. Paul
KTLK-AM
Montevideo
KDMA-AM
New Prague
KRDS-FM
Owatonna/Mankato
KOWZ-FM
Owatonna/Waseca
KOWZ-AM
Park Rapids
KPRM-AM
Pipestone
KLOH-AM
Preston
KVGO-FM
Red Wing
KCUE-AM
Redwood Falls
KLGR-AM
Rochester
KROC-AM
St. Cloud
KXSS-AM
Thief River Falls
KTRF-AM
Thief River Falls
KKAQ-AM
Wadena
KVKK-AM
Walker
KAKK-AM
Willmar
KDJS-AM
Willmar
KRVY-FM
Windom
KDOM-AM
Windom
KDOM-FM
Winona
KWNO-AM
Worthington
KWOA-AM
Freq.
106.5
101.5
94.3
1450
94.3
1450
1480
99.9
1450
93.5
93.3
1360
1260
1340
970
94.5
1370
107.1
1320
960
1400
100.3
1130
1460
95.5
100.9
1170
870
1050
104.3
1250
1490
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1390
1230
1460
1070
1570
1590
97.3
1580
94.3
1230
730
Kevin Falness, Darrell Thompson, Corbu Stathes, Mike Grimm, Justin Gaard
PG. 7
GOPHERS’ 2011 SCHEDULE
AMONG NATION’S BEST
Minnesota’s 2011 schedule has been ranked by numerous experts as
one of the tougher schedules in the nation. According to Phil Steele,
Minnesota has the No. 21 toughest schedule among all 120 FBS teams.
• Seven of Minnesota’s 11 FBS opponents are either ranked or receiving
votes in either the Associated Press Top 25 or the USA Today Top 25.
Four of those opponents are in the Top 25 in one or both of those polls.
• Eight of Minnesota’s 11 FBS opponents played in bowl games last
season.
• Five of Minnesota’s six FBS opponents that will visit TCF Bank
Stadium played in a bowl game last season.
• Four teams (Miami, Nebraska, Michigan State, Wisconsin) on Minnesota’s 2011 schedule are coming off seasons with 10 wins or more. Two
of those teams (Michigan State and Wisconsin) had 11-win seasons.
• Minnesota’s 2011 opponents averaged nearly eight victories in 2010.
2011 Minnesota Opponents
Team
2010 Record
2011 Record
USC
8-5
0-0
Notes: USC played 13 games last year, including an exempt contest at
Hawaii. The Trojans were ineligible for postseason play due to NCAA
sanctions.
New Mexico State
2-10
0-0
Notes: The Aggies’ two victories in 2010 came over New Mexico and San
Jose State. NMSU is coached by Minnesota alum DeWayne Walker. UM
alum McKinley Boston is the Aggies’ Director of Athletics.
Miami (Ohio)
10-4
0-0
Notes: The Redhawks won the MAC East Division and the MAC Championship game, defeating Jerry Kill’s Northern Illinois squad 26-21. They
finished 2010 with a 35-21 win over MTSU in the GoDaddy.com Bowl.
North Dakota State
9-5
0-0
Notes: The Bison advanced to the quarters of the NCAA FCS Playoffs
last year. NDSU defeated Kansas 6-3 last year. The Bison have played
an FBS opponent five straight years, going 2-3.
Michigan
7-6
0-0
Notes: Minnesota has not faced the Wolverines since the 2008 season
at the Metrodome, when Michigan won 29-6. The Little Brown Jug game
will now be annual, with both teams in the Legends Division.
Purdue
4-8
0-0
Notes: The Boilermakers lost starting quarterback Rob Henry to an ACL
tear just more than a week prior to the season-opener. Purdue’s wins
last year were over W. Illinois, Ball State, Minnesota and Indiana.
Nebraska
10-4
0-0
Notes: The Huskers advanced to the Big 12 Championship game for the
second straight year in 2010. NU fell to Washington 19-7 in the Holiday
Bowl after beating UW 56-21 in the regular season.
Iowa
8-5
0-0
Notes: The Hawkeyes rebounded from a regular-season-ending loss to
Minnesota to defeat Missouri 27-24 at the Insight Bowl. Iowa returns
nine starters from last year’s squad.
Michigan State
11-2
0-0
Notes: The Spartans won a share of their first Big Ten title since 1990
last year, falling only to Iowa in the regular season and to Alabama in
the Capital One Bowl.
Wisconsin
11-2
0-0
Notes: The Badgers made their first trip to the Rose Bowl since 2000,
but fell in Pasadena to TCU. Wisconsin returns 12 starters and 56
lettermen from last year’s team.
Northwestern
7-6
0-0
Notes: The Wildcats lost just 14 lettermen from last season’s team and
have 56 returning. Northwestern fell 45-38 in the Ticket City Bowl to
Texas Tech at the end of last season.
Illinois
7-6
0-0
Notes: The Illini rolled to a 38-14 victory over Baylor at the Texas Bowl
to wrap up last season. Illinois’ 67-65, three-overtime loss to Michigan
may have been the most entertaining game of 2010.
PG. 8
MINNESOTA at USC
GT = HIGH PERFORMANCE
u In the automotive world, GT stands for grand tourer or gran turismo in Italian. They are high-performance luxury automobiles. On the Gopher defense, GT stands for senior linebacker Gary Tinsley, who
plays with a fast motor and often turns in high-performance results. Tinsley led the Minnesota defense
with 90 total tackles in 2010, while starting all 12 games. He recorded career-bests for tackles (14 vs.
Wisconsin) and solo tackles (7 vs. Northwestern) last season. Tinsley had five games with double-digit
tackle numbers last season to give him six for his career.
LINEBACKER NOTEBOOK
u Linebacker may be the deepest position on the Gopher squad. Minnesota had eight linebackers record
tackles during 2010 and all eight return to the team.
u Senior Keanon Cooper tallied 68 stops to rank No. 3 on the team last season.
u Junior Mike Rallis has been bitten by the injury bug throughout his career. Despite playing in just
nine 2010 games, Rallis ranked fourth on the team in TFL (6.0) and led the team in interceptions (3).
u Sophomore Brendan Beal had to sit out last year after transferring from Florida. Beal was a Parade
All-American coming out of Liberty High in Bangor, Pa.
u Junior Ryan Grant has a good football bloodline. His grandfather Bud was a legendary Gopher athlete
and long-time Vikings head coach. His father Mike has coached six state championship teams at Eden
Prairie High School.
STOUDERMIRE’S SWITCH
u Senior cornerback Troy Stoudermire made a successful transition from wide receiver to cornerback
in mid-season last year. He was suspended for the Northern Illinois game (Game 4). When he returned
to the team, he was moved to the secondary. By the end of the season, he ranked No. 6 on the team in
tackles (37), first in pass break-ups (5) and added two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
SECONDARY NOTEBOOK
u Senior safety Kim Royston is finally healthy. After missing the 2010 season with a broken leg suffered
in the spring of 2010, it looked like Royston’s career might be over. But he was granted a sixth year of
eligibility by the NCAA. Royston ranked No. 3 on the team with 86 stops in 2009.
u Senior safety Shady Salamon is also a conversion project from the offensive side of the ball. He came
to Minnesota as a running back and started two games as a true freshman. He moved to safety prior to
the 2009 Insight Bowl. Salamon has never started a game on defense, but should be in the mix in 2011.
u Sophomore Brock Vereen made his first career start vs. USC as a true freshman last season. His
brother Shane played running back for Cal and is now on the roster of the NFL’s New England Patriots.
u Senior cornerback Kyle Henderson started 2 games and tallied 33 tackles last season.
u Junior CB Michael Carter played in just 8 games in 2010, but still had 2 of the Gophers’ 9 INTs.
GETTING HIS KICKS
u Sophomore kicker Chris Hawthorne was the backup at North Carolina State last year. He saw action
in three games for the Wolfpack last season, going 5-of-5 on PATs and adding a field goal against Wake
Forest. He kicked off 17 times with one touchback. Hawthorne was a non-recruited walk-on at NC State
and is therefore, eligible immediately at Minnesota.
SPECIALIST NOTEBOOK
u Sophomore long snapper Jake Filkins saw action in nine games last season, primarily snapping on
punts. He is also a member of the Gopher wrestling squad.
u Junior quarterback Adam Lueck returns after serving as the placekick holder last season.
u Sophomore Dan Orseske returns after holding down the number-one punting spot last season. He
averaged 36.1 yards per punt last season, while dropping 15 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line.
MINNESOTA at USC
TAKE IT TO THE BANK
TCF BANK STADIUM FACTS
When the Gophers hosted the Air
Force Academy on Sept. 12, 2009 it
marked the first time since Nov. 21,
1981 that college football has been
played on campus at Minnesota.
• TCF Bank Stadium was designed as an open-air, horseshoe-shaped
bowl with a collegiate look and feel. The stadium is oriented to take
advantage of the views of downtown Minneapolis.
Minnesota’s 16-13 win over South
Dakota State marked the final game
of the inaugural season at TCF Bank
Stadium. Minnesota put together a
4-3 record in its new home stadium
in the inaugural season.
• The University exceeded its initial fund-raising goal of $86 million.
• The brick façade and arches resemble that of Minnesota’s previous
on-campus football venue, Memorial Stadium, which hosted its final
game on Nov. 21, 1981.
• Construction began on TCF Bank Stadium on July 11, 2007. It took
over 1.3 million work hours to complete the project by July , 2009.
• The main high definition video measures approximately 48 feet high
by 108 feet wide and boasts Daktronics HD-16 technology.
TCF Bank Stadium was the first Big
Ten Stadium built in nearly 50 years.
Beaver Stadium (Penn State) and
Memorial Stadium (Indiana) were
both built in 1960. At the time of
its construction, TCF Bank Stadium
was just the second new stadium built in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) and
the first in a BCS conference since 1998. Akron also christened a brand-new stadium last season.
• The main high definition video board is the third largest in all of
college athletics in terms of square footage. Only Texas and Mississippi
State have larger boards.
• The main video board screen is made up of more than four million
LED lights that if placed end to end would extend for 47.5 miles.
• At the project’s peak, 750 construction workers were working on TCF
Bank Stadium.
• The site of TCF Bank Stadium covers 1,194,645 SF or approximately
27.4 acres.
In May 2006, the Minnesota legislature made the stadium a reality, approving the $288.5 million facility.
The stadium holds 50,805 fans and is an open-air facility. Construction began during the summer of
2007.
• The playing surface is FieldTurf and covers 92,132 SF or approximately 2.1 acres.
TCF Bank Stadium Timeline
• The home locker room at TCF Bank Stadium is 60 yards long by 25
yards wide. It contains 120 cherry wood lockers and is the largest in
both professional and college football.
May, 2006 - Legislature approves new stadium
June, 2007 - Ground broken on TCF Bank Stadium
January, 2008 - First steel rises from ground at stadium site
April 7, 2008 - First brick laid at the stadium site
Spring/Summer, 2009 - Scoreboards and lights in, exterior work finished
Spring/Summer, 2009 - Scoreboards and lights in, exterior work finished
May/June, 2009 - FieldTurf playing surface installed
July, 2009 - University takes occupancy of TCF Bank Stadium
Sept. 12, 2009 - First game at TCF Bank Stadium vs. Air Force.
GOPHER VICTORY WALK
The Golden Gopher football program saw a new tradition take shape in 2007, with the advent of the
“Gopher Victory Walk.”
Prior to each game, the entire Minnesota football team, led by the Minnesota Marching Band, will walk
through the fans on Oak Street and head into TCF Bank Stadium.
Each Gopher Victory Walk will begin two hours and 15 minutes prior to kickoff.
The Minnesota Football program is encouraging fans to participate in the Gopher Victory Walk throughout the season, by lining the entire path from the bus to the stadium and cheering for the players as
they arrive on game day.
• The design of TCF Bank Stadium allows for expansion to 80,000.
• There are approximately 25,000 seats with permanent chairbacks. All
seats between the goal lines have permanent chairbacks.
• TCF Bank Stadium includes 1,000 handicap accessible and
companion seats.
• There are 37 premium suites, 57 loge boxes, 259 seats in the indoor
club and 1,250 seats in the outdoor club at TCF Bank Stadium.
• There are 113 restrooms in TCF Bank Stadium, which include 625
toilets and 268 urinals.
• TCF Bank Stadium has 10 network TV camera positions and seating
for 165 members of the media.
• Populous (formerly HOK Sport) served as the primary architect for the
building, while Mortensen Construction was the general contractor.
• In excess of 8,800 tons of structural steel was used in the project,
with 97 percent recycled steel.
• TCF Bank Stadium contains 24,000 yards of cast-in-place concrete,
which is enough concrete to pour a four-inch thick, five-foot wide
sidewalk from Minneapolis to Rochester, Minn. (74 miles).
• The masonry includes 525,000 units of concrete block and 760,000
units of full and thin brick.
• There is 72,753 SF or approximately 1.7 acres of glass in TCF Bank
Stadium, enough to cover more than 1.25 football fields.
• There are 9,185 Minnesota Block “M”s in TCF Bank Stadium.
• The foundation of TCF Bank Stadium is supported by 2,133 drilled
piles, which is equivalent to 15.5 miles of piles.
PG. 9
MINNESOTA at USC
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
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12
98
31
64
59
82
47
1
22
47
73
46
7
42
68
77
65
6
17
63
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55
4
44
80
89
32
52
70
48
3
49
33
76
69
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91
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Name
Moses Alipate
Michael Amaefula
Cole Banham
Caleb Bak
Joey Balthazor
A.J. Barker
Quinn Bauducco
Brendan Beal
Duane Bennett
Alex Bisch
Joe Bjorklund
Cameron Botticelli
Tyrone Bouie
Gavin Bronson
Chris Bunders
Foster Bush
Josh Campion
Michael Carter
C.J. Cesario
Jon Christenson
David Cobb
Thieren Cockran
Keanon Cooper
Connor Cosgrove
Ed Cotton
Devin Crawford-Tufts
Curran Delaney
Lamonte Edwards
Zac Epping
Sean Ferguson
Jake Filkins
Dexter Foreman
Matt Garin
Cameron Gatling
Jimmy Gjere
Jacob Glickstein
Drew Goodger
Ryan Grant
MarQueis Gray
Brandon Green
Kendall Gregory-McGee
Ra’Shede Hageman
Austin Hahn
Ge’Shun Harris
Jared Hartman
Chase Haviland
Chris Hawthorne
Ernie Heifort
Kyle Henderson
Mike Henry
Aaron Hill
Logan Hutton
Anthony Jacobs
Eric Jacques
Marcus Jones
Johnny Johnson
Victor Keise
Brandon Kirksey
Donnell Kirkwood
Bryan Klitzke
Matt Kloss
Eric Lair
Harold Legania
Marek Lenkiewicz
PG. 10
Pos.
QB
DE
RB
OL
LB
WR
LB
LB
RB
TE
OL
DL
CB
DL
OL
OL
OL
CB
WR
OL
RB
DE
LB
WR
FB
WR
DT
RB
OL
OL
LS
QB
DE
RB
OL
DL
TE
LB
QB
WR
DE
DL
DT
WR
LS
DB
K
TE
DB
FB
LB
WR
DL
DL
WR
DB
WR
DT
RB
DB
WR
TE
DL
OL
Yr.
So.*
Fr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
So.*
Jr.*
Fr.
So.*
Sr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Sr.*
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.*
So.*
Jr.*
Fr.
Jr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
So.
Fr.
So.*
Jr.
Fr.*
Jr.*
Fr.
Jr.*
Jr.
Jr.*
So.*
So.*
Jr.*
Jr.
Fr.
So.*
So.
Fr.
Sr.*
So.
So.*
Fr.*
Sr.*
So.*
Fr.
Sr.
So.*
Sr.
Fr.*
Sr.*
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER
#
1
1
2
3
3
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
11
11
12
13
13
14
14
15
16
16
17
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
23
24
25
26
27
27
28
29
30
31
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
39
40
40
41
42
42
43
44
44
45
46
47
Name
Brendan Beal
Brandon Green
Ge’Shun Harris
Dexter Foreman
Kim Royston
Keanon Cooper
MarQueis Gray
Johnny Johnson
Michael Carter
Da’Jon McKnight
Tyrone Bouie
Chris Hawthorne
Spencer Reeves
Cameron Wilson
Christyn Lewis
Max Shortell
Troy Stoudermire
Moses Alipate
J.D. Pride
Derrick Wells
Kyle Henderson
Matt Kloss
Marcus Jones
Steven Montgomery
Tom Parish
C.J. Cesario
Dwayne Mitchell
Peter Westerhaus
Adam Lueck
Donnell Kirkwood
Brock Vereen
Duane Bennett
Grayson Levine
Luke Trucilla
James Manuel
Devon Wright
Mike Rallis
David Cobb
Cedric Thompson
Kenny Watkins
Shady Salamon
Mike Henry
Cole Banham
David Platner
Lamonte Edwards
Cameron Gatling
Jephte Matilus
Dominic Schultz
Chase Haviland
Peter Mortell
David Schwerman
Gabe Mezzenga
Jordan Wettstein
Jared Hartman
Nathan Tow-Arnett
Dan Orseske
Gavin Bronson
Ernie Heifort
Ryan Grant
Ed Cotton
Brent Singleton
Bryan Klitzke
Cameron Botticelli
Quinn Bauducco
Pos
LB
WR
WR
QB
DB
LB
QB
DB
CB
WR
DB
K
LB
WR
DB
QB
CB
QB
WR
DB
DB
WR
WR
DB
QB
WR
LB
LB
QB
RB
DB
RB
DB
WR
DB
RB
LB
RB
CB
DB
DB
FB
RB
K
RB
RB
LB
LB
DB
P
K
LB
K
LS
DB
P
DL
TE
LB
FB
LB
DB
DL
LB
Ht
6-3
6-0
6-3
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-4
5-9
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-4
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-6
5-10
6-5
6-1
6-0
5-11
6-0
5-8
5-10
6-3
5-10
6-2
6-3
6-0
5-10
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-2
5-11
5-10
6-0
5-11
6-1
5-9
6-0
6-2
5-10
6-1
6-1
5-9
6-2
6-0
6-4
5-11
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-5
6-3
Wt
245
186
215
223
200
212
240
198
185
211
170
198
223
213
170
226
196
276
202
191
185
197
170
195
206
181
210
220
194
215
182
205
205
175
214
194
231
212
196
191
202
237
177
167
210
202
240
219
185
194
195
235
186
230
211
206
230
233
230
210
214
210
274
230
Yr.
So.*
Jr.*
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.**
Jr.*
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.*
So.
Jr.
Fr.*
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Sr.*
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Jr.*
Fr.*
So.
Sr.*
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.*
Jr.*
Fr.
Fr.
So.*
Sr.
So.
Fr.*
Fr.
Fr.*
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.*
Fr.
Sr.*
Fr.*
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.*
So.*
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.*
Jr.*
So.*
Sr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Hometown (Previous School)
Bangor, Pa. (Florida)
Chicago, Ill. (Robeson HS)
Corona, Calif. (Arizona Western College)
Manvel, Texas (Manvel HS)
Minneapolis, Minn. (Wisconsin)
Dallas, Texas (Skyline HS)
Indianapolis, Ind. (Ben Davis HS)
Chicago, Ill. (Robeson HS)
Pompano Beach, Fla. (Ely HS)
Sanford, Fla. (Seminole HS)
Raleigh, N.C. (North Carolina State)
Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall Heath HS)
Fontana, Calif. (Citrus College)
Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Bishop Miege HS)
Bloomington, Minn. (Jefferson HS)
Bloomington, Minn. (Totino Grace HS)
Lehigh Acres, Fla. (Lehigh HS)
Minneapolis, Minn. (Minnesota State-Mankato)
Coon Rapids, Minn. (Northern State)
Wake Forest, N.C. (Rolesville HS)
Miramar, Fla. (Miramar HS)
Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead HS)
Arlington Heights, Ill. (St. Victor HS)
New Orleans, La. (Edna Karr HS)
Chanhassen, Minn. (Holy Family HS)
Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie HS)
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic HS)
Valencia, Calif. (Valencia HS)
Fairview Heights, Ill. (O’Fallon Township HS)
Erie, Pa. (Cathedral Prep)
Indianapolis, Ind. (Warren Central HS)
Coral Springs, Fla. (Taravella HS)
Edina, Minn. (Edina HS)
Killeen, Texas (Ellison HS)
Calipatria, Calif. (Calipatria HS)
Detroit, Mich. (Brother Rice HS)
S. St. Paul, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Mahtomedi, Minn. (Mahtomedi HS)
Lakeville, Minn. (Minnesota State-Mankato)
Woodbury, Minn. (Woodbury HS)
San Antonio, Texas (University of Mary)
Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic HS)
Port Huron, Mich. (Port Huron HS)
Thief River Falls, Minn. (Lincoln HS)
Green Bay, Wis. (Notre Dame Academy)
Kettle Moraine, Wis. (Kettle Moraine HS)
Shoreview, Minn. (Totino Grace HS)
De Pere, Wis. (De Pere HS)
Falcon Heights, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall)
Redwood Falls, Minn. (Redwood Falls HS)
Chicago, Ill. (Brother Rice HS)
Burnsville, Minn. (Apple Valley HS)
Bemidji, Minn. (Bemidji HS)
Champlin, Minn. (Champlin Park HS)
Plantation, Fla. (American Heritage HS)
Chippewa Falls, Wis. (Chippewa Falls HS)
Milwaukee, Wis. (Marquette University HS)
Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark HS)
MINNESOTA at USC
2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER
47
Alex Bisch
TE
6-6
237
Fr.*
Northfield, Minn. (Northfield HS)
48
Jake Filkins
LS
6-2
230
So.
Prescott, Wis. (Prescott HS)
48 Judd Paffrath
DL
6-2
225
Fr.*
Alexandria, Minn. (Alexandria HS)
49
Matt Garin
DE
6-4
252
So.*
Apple Valley, Minn. (Eastview HS)
50
Patrick Sveum
LB
6-1
231
Sr.
Rochester, Minn. (Century HS)
51
Gary Tinsley
LB
6-1
232
Sr.
Jacksonville, Fla. (First Coast HS)
52
Zac Epping
OL
6-2
297
Fr.*
Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper HS)
53
Tommy Olson
OL
6-4
289
Fr.
55
Thieren Cockran
DE
6-6
221
Fr.
Homestead, Fla. (Homestead HS)
57
Aaron Hill
LB
6-2
225
So.*
St. Charles, Mo. (Lutheran HS)
58
Ed Olson
OL
6-7
300
So.*
59
Joey Balthazor
LB
6-3
230
So.*
Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead HS)
60
Ryan Wynn
OL
6-5
305
Sr.*
Plymouth, Minn. (Maple Grove HS)
62
Eric Jacques
DL
6-2
289
So.*
Pompano Beach, Fla. (Ely HS)
62
Zach Mottla
OL
6-2
290
So.*
Edina, Minn. (Certin-Derham Hall HS)
63
Jon Christenson
OL
6-4
266
Fr.
Minnetonka, Minn. (Minnetonka HS)
64
Caleb Bak
OL
6-3
296
Fr.*
Columbia Heights, Minn. (Concordia Academy)
65
Josh Campion
OL
6-5
310
Fr.
Fergus Falls, Minn. (Fork Union Military)
66
Luke McAvoy
OL
6-5
281
Fr.
Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington HS)
67
David Stommes
DL
6-4
240
So.*
Eden Valley, Minn. (Eden Valley-Watkins HS)
68
Chris Bunders
OL
6-3
292
Sr.*
Maple Grove, Minn. (Osseo HS)
69
Jacob Glickstein
DL
6-3
270
Jr.*
New Berlin, Wis. (Brookfield Central HS)
70
Sean Ferguson
OL
6-6
296
Fr.*
Philadelphia, Pa. (The Hun School)
71
Kyle McAvoy
OL
6-5
296
Fr.
Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington HS)
73
Joe Bjorklund
OL
6-5
281
Fr.
Rosemount, Minn. (Rosemount HS)
74
Marek Lenkiewicz
OL
6-5
270
Fr.*
Tinley Park, Ill. (Victor J. Andrew HS)
76
Jimmy Gjere
OL
6-7
315
Fr.*
New Brighton, Minn. (Irondale HS)
77
Foster Bush
OL
6-5
275
Fr.
Menasha, Wis. (Menasha HS)
78 Ryan Orton
OL
6-4
290
Sr.*
80
Devin Crawford-Tufts
WR
6-2
191
Fr.
Edina, Minn. (Edina HS)
81
John Rabe
TE
6-4
252
Jr.
Iowa Falls, Iowa (Ellsworth CC)
82
A.J. Barker
WR
6-1
190
Jr.*
St. Paul, Minn. (De La Salle HS)
83
Drew Goodger
TE
6-5
249
Fr.
Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Northwest HS)
84
Victor Keise
WR
6-1
180
So.*
Coral Springs, Fla. (North Broward Prep HS)
85
Eric Lair
TE
6-3
232
Sr.
Houston, Texas (Lamar HS)
86
Malcolm Moulton
WR
5-11
186
So.
Lawrenceville, Ga. (Fort Scott CC)
87
Sahr Ngekia
TE
6-4
229
So.*
Richfield, Minn. (Academy of Holy Angels)
88
Collin McGarry
TE
6-4
261
Sr.*
Stillwater, Minn. (Stillwater HS)
89
Logan Hutton
WR
6-1
175
Fr.*
LaMarque, Texas (LaMarque HS)
89
Curran Delaney
DT
6-1
290
Jr.*
Victoria, Minn. (Holy Family HS)
90
Austin Hahn
DT
6-4
290
Jr.*
Hartford, Wis. (Hartford HS)
91 Kendall Gregory-McGee
DE
6-5
255
So.*
Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail HS)
92
Leston Simpson
DE
6-3
244
Jr.
Springfield Garden, N.Y. (Lackawanna College)
93
Ben Perry
DE
6-5
241
Fr.*
Southlake, Texas (Carroll HS)
94
Harold Legania
DL
6-4
292
Fr.*
New Orleans, La. (Edna Karr HS)
95
D.L. Wilhite
DE
6-4
245
Jr.*
Lexington, Ky. (Bryan Station HS)
96
Brandon Kirksey
DT
6-2
294
Sr.
St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood East HS)
96
Dave Ramlet
LS
6-2
230
Fr.*
Appleton, Wis. (Xavier HS)
97
Anthony Jacobs
DL
6-2
291
Sr.*
Northfield, Minn. (Northfield HS)
98
Michael Amaefula
DE
6-2
235
Fr.
Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS)
99
Ra’Shede Hageman
DL
6-6
302
So.*
Minneapolis, Minn. (Washburn HS)
Connor Cosgrove
WR
6-0
175
So.*
Madison, Wis. (St. Cloud State)
*indicates player has taken a redshirt season; ** indicates player is in sixth year of eligibility
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
23
9
19
24
34
71
66
88
6
39
17
16
37
86
62
87
58
53
41
78
48
16
93
31
13
81
26
96
8
3
29
35
38
11
92
44
67
11
50
27
51
40
23
21
28
13
18
39
95
8
25
60
Grayson Levine
Christyn Lewis
Adam Lueck
James Manuel
Jephte Matilus
Kyle McAvoy
Luke McAvoy
Collin McGarry
Da’Jon McKnight
Gabe Mezzenga
Dwayne Mitchell
Steven Montgomery
Peter Mortell
Malcolm Moulton
Zach Mottla
Sahr Ngekia
Ed Olson
Tommy Olson
Dan Orseske
Ryan Orton
Judd Paffrath
Tom Parish
Ben Perry
David Platner
J.D. Pride
John Rabe
Mike Rallis
Dave Ramlet
Spencer Reeves
Kim Royston
Shady Salamon
Dominic Schultz
David Schwerman
Max Shortell
Leston Simpson
Brent Singleton
David Stommes
Troy Stoudermire
Patrick Sveum
Cedric Thompson
Gary Tinsley
Nathan Tow-Arnett
Luke Trucilla
Brock Vereen
Kenny Watkins
Derrick Wells
Peter Westerhaus
Jordan Wettstein
D.L. Wilhite
Cameron Wilson
Devon Wright
Ryan Wynn DB
DB
QB
DB
LB
OL
OL
TE
WR
TE
LB
DB
P
WR
OL
TE
OL
OL
P
OL
DL
QB
DE
K
WR
TE
LB
LS
LB
DB DB
LB
K
QB
DE
LB
DL
CB
LB
CB
LB
DB
WR
DB
DB
DB
LB
K
DE
WR
RB
OL
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.*
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.*
Sr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.*
So.*
So.*
Fr.
So.*
Sr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Fr.
Fr.*
Jr.
Jr.*
Fr.*
Jr.
Sr.**
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.*
Fr.
Jr.
So.*
So.*
Sr.
Sr.*
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.*
Fr.
So.
So.*
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Jr.*
PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUN GUIDE
Michael Amaefula
................................................. ah-MEFF-uh-lah
Quinn Bauducco . ............................................................. bow-duke-oh
Moses Alipate . .............................................................. all-ih-PAH-tay
Duane Bennett .......................................................................doo-WAN
Tyrone Bouie ............................................................................ BOO-ee
Thieren Cockran .................................................................thee-ERR-un
Lamonte Edwards ..............................................................luh-MON-tay
Jimmy Gjere . ...............................................................................Jerry
Jacob Glickstein
...........................................................GLICK-steen
Drew Goodger ....................................................................... good-JER
MarQueis Gray . ..................................................................mar-KWEES
Ra’Shede Hageman
. .......................................................Ra-SHEED
Victor Keise .................................................................................KEYS
Harold Legania . ............................................................. Luh-GONE-yay
Marek Lenkiewicz
......................................MARE-eck LENK-uh-witz
Grayson Levine ....................................................................... leh-VEEN
Christyn Lewis . ...................................................................... Christian
Adam Lueck ......................................................................... LOO-eck
Jephte Matilus . ....................................................jeff-TAY muh-TILL-us
Da’Jon McKnight .................................................................... day-ZHON
Max Shortell .......................................................................shore-TELL
Patrick Sveum ........................................................................SVAY-um
Nathan Tow-Arnett
........................................................... TAU r-NET
Devon Wright . ....................................................................... DEH-vun
Ryan Wynn ................................................................................. WIN
PG. 11
2010
MINNESOTA at USC
2010 Minnesota Football
Minnesota Overall Team Statistics (Final 2010 Statistics)
STATISTICS RECORD: 3-9 (HOME
ROAD 1-4, NEUTRAL 0-0); BIG TEN: 2-6 (HOME 1-3; ROAD 1-3)
All1-6,
games
Team Statistics
MINN
SCORING
278
Points Per Game
23.2
FIRST DOWNS
239
Rushing
93
Passing
118
Penalty
28
RUSHING YARDAGE
1623
Yards gained rushing
1887
Yards lost rushing
264
Rushing Attempts
447
Average Per Rush
3.6
Average Per Game
135.2
TDs Rushing
14
PASSING YARDAGE
2713
Comp-Att-Int
209-378-9
Average Per Pass
7.2
Average Per Catch
13.0
Average Per Game
226.1
TDs Passing
21
TOTAL OFFENSE
4336
Total Plays
825
Average Per Play
5.3
Average Per Game
361.3
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
57-1248
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
13-99
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
11-123
KICK RETURN AVERAGE
21.9
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
7.6
INT RETURN AVERAGE
11.2
FUMBLES-LOST
15-8
PENALTIES-Yards
67-517
Average Per Game
43.1
PUNTS-Yards
53-1822
Average Per Punt
34.4
Net punt average
30.9
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game
31:54
3RD-DOWN Conversions
67/171
3rd-Down Pct
39%
4TH-DOWN Conversions
12/25
4th-Down Pct
48%
SACKS BY-Yards
9-59
MISC YARDS
0
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
35
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS
11-17
ON-SIDE KICKS
1-4
RED-ZONE SCORES
31-37 84%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS
22-37 59%
PAT-ATTEMPTS
31-32 97%
ATTENDANCE
www.GOPHERSPORTS.com 346593
PG. 12
Games/Avg Per Game
7/49513
Neutral Site Games
OPP
396
33.0
229
109
105
15
2297
2517
220
436
5.3
191.4
29
2409
182-280-11
8.6
13.2
200.8
21
4706
716
6.6
392.2
43-977
8-122
9-134
22.7
15.2
14.9
15-8
68-621
51.8
43-1809
42.1
38.8
28:06
61/131
47%
7/9
78%
17-124
0
54
8-13
0-0
39-43 91%
32-43 74%
46-48 96%
280232
5/56046
0/0
MINNESOTA at USC
Minnesota Overall Individual Statistics (Final 2010 Statistics)
All games
2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
Eskridge,DeLeon
Bennett, Duane
Weber, Adam
Gray, MarQueis
Kirkwood,Donnel
Hoese, Jon
Lair, Eric
Allen, Bryant
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Passing
gp-gs
12-5
12-7
12-12
12-7
4- 0
11-7
12-11
9- 3
7- 0
12
12
gp-gs
Weber, Adam
Gray, MarQueis
Bennett, Duane
Total
Opponents
12-12
12-7
12-7
12
12
Receiving
gp-gs
McKnight,Da'Jon
Gray, MarQueis
Lair, Eric
Bennett, Duane
Allen, Bryant
Hoese, Jon
Stoudermire, T
Eskridge,DeLeon
Eure, Tiree
McGarry, Collin
Barker, A.J.
Weber, Adam
Keise, Victor
Carpenter, Hayo
Total
Opponents
att
gain loss
net avg td
193 746 48 698 3.6 7
123 560 31 529 4.3 3
52 288 132 156 3.0 0
23 119
9 110 4.8 1
27 112
5 107 4.0 0
19
53
0
53 2.8 3
1
9
0
9 9.0 0
1
0
0
0 0.0 0
8
0 39 -39 -4.9 0
447 1887 264 1623 3.6 14
436 2517 220 2297 5.3 29
effic comp-att-int
pct
lg avg/g
26
32
29
14
18
8
9
0
0
32
61
yds td
129.90 205-368-9 55.7 2679 20
50.20
2-8-0
25.0
24 0
307.00
2-2-0
100.0
10 1
129.15 209-378-9 55.3 2713 21
154.16 182-280-11 65.0 2409 21
no.
yds
12-12 48 750
12-7 42 587
12-11 39 526
12-7 33 319
9-3 16 202
11-7 12
97
11-6
6 114
12-5
4
37
11-0
3
47
7- 0
2
14
4- 0
1
17
12-12
1
2
6- 0
1
1
5- 0
1
0
12 209 2713
12 182 2409
avg
15.6
14.0
13.5
9.7
12.6
8.1
19.0
9.2
15.7
7.0
17.0
2.0
1.0
0.0
13.0
13.2
td
10
5
2
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
21
21
lg avg/g
40
37
44
45
60
22
49
15
32
9
17
2
1
0
60
61
62.5
48.9
43.8
26.6
22.4
8.8
10.4
3.1
4.3
2.0
4.2
0.2
0.2
0.0
226.1
200.8
58.2
44.1
13.0
9.2
26.8
4.8
0.8
0.0
-5.6
135.2
191.4
lg avg/g
60 223.2
15 2.0
8 0.8
60 226.1
61 200.8
Punt Returns
no.
4
4
2
2
1
13
8
37
49
9
4
0
99
122
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
11
30
9
4
0
30
70
Interceptions
no.
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
11
9
yds avg td
11
7
20
9
52
24
0
123
134
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
lg
8
7
16
9
50
24
0
50
58
Kick Returns
no.
yds avg td
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
lg
90
35
57
14
35
20
10
6
90
97
Fumble Returns
no.
yds avg td
lg
Green, Brandon
Allen, Bryant
Stoudermire, T
Collado, Ryan
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Rallis, Mike
Carter, Michael
Collado, Ryan
Theret, Kyle
Tinsley, Gary
Stoudermire, T
Manuel, James
Total
Opponents
Stoudermire, T
Bennett, Duane
Collado, Ryan
Lair, Eric
Johnson, Johnny
Eskridge,DeLeon
Buckner, R.J.
Hughes, Curtis
Total
Opponents
Stoudermire, T
Total
Opponents
yds avg td
9.2
12.2
4.5
2.0
0.0
7.6
15.2
3.7
3.5
10.0
9.0
52.0
24.0
0.0
11.2
14.9
29 789 27.2
9 148 16.4
7 178 25.4
5
29 5.8
3
52 17.3
2
36 18.0
1
10 10.0
1
6 6.0
57 1248 21.9
43 977 22.7
1
1
1
4 4.0
4 4.0
30 30.0
0
0
1
lg
4
4
30
PG. 13
MINNESOTA at USC
Minnesota Overall Individual Statistics (Final 2010 Statistics)
All games
Scoring
Ellestad, Eric
McKnight,Da'Jon
Eskridge,DeLeon
Gray, MarQueis
Bennett, Duane
Hoese, Jon
Lair, Eric
Allen, Bryant
Eure, Tiree
Stoudermire, T
Weber, Adam
Total
Opponents
Field Goals
Ellestad, Eric
FG Sequence
Middle Tennessee
South Dakota
Southern California
Northern Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Penn State
Ohio State
Michigan State
Illinois
Iowa
td
fg
- 11-17
10 7 6 4 3 2 1 1 1 - 35 11-17
54 8-13
fg
kick
31-32
31-32
46-48
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
0-2
- - 1 1 - - - - - - - 2-3
2 2-3
- 0-4
-
pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99
11-17 64.7 0-0
Minnesota
39,40,(20)
(27),48
(28),42,(42),(21)
(24)
(35)
35,(33)
32
(45)
(26),(35)
6-6
3-6
2-5
Opponents
(31)
48
(21),(35)
(27)
49
18
(49),37
(23),21
(24)
(35)
0-0
pts
Total Offense
- 64
- 60
- 44
- 38
- 24
- 18
- 12
6
6
6
0
- 278
1 396
lg blk
45
0
rush pass
total avg/g
12
12
12
12
4
11
12
7
12
12
Punting
no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk
Kickoffs
no. yds avg tb ob retn
Orseske, Dan
TEAM
Schwerman,David
Total
Opponents
Ellestad, Eric
Schwerman,David
Orseske, Dan
Total
Opponents
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
PG. 14
g plays
Weber, Adam
Eskridge,DeLeon
Bennett, Duane
Gray, MarQueis
Kirkwood,Donnel
Hoese, Jon
Lair, Eric
TEAM
Total
Opponents
420 156 2679 2835 236.2
193 698
0 698 58.2
125 529
10 539 44.9
31 110
24 134 11.2
27 107
0 107 26.8
19
53
0
53 4.8
1
9
0
9 0.8
8 -39
0 -39 -5.6
825 1623 2713 4336 361.3
716 2297 2409 4706 392.2
49 1771
3 20
1 31
53 1822
43 1809
38 2409
16 864
1 65
55 3338
73 4391
36.1
6.7
31.0
34.4
42.1
63.4
54.0
65.0
60.7
60.2
54
20
31
54
62
6
0
0
6
9
3 16 15 3
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
3 16 15 3
2 11 19 11
2
1
0
3
0
net ydln
4
0
0
4 22.7 40.7
2 21.9 40.6
29
29
MINNESOTA at USC
Minnesota Overall Defensive Statistics (Final 2010 Statistics)
All games
##
51
27
4
2
97
11
26
14
9
24
68
96
6
8A
43
95
57
49
5A
21
28
99
45
91
TM
18
20
90
22
50
5
35
41
4P
23
86
59
71
Defensive Leaders
Tinsley, Gary
Theret, Kyle
Cooper, Keanon
Collado, Ryan
Jacobs, Anthony
Stoudermire, T
Rallis, Mike
Henderson, Kyle
Lewis, Christyn
Manuel, James
Edwards, Jewhan
Kirksey,Brandon
Carter, Michael
Reeves, Spencer
Grant, Ryan
Wilhite, D.L.
Hill, Aaron
Garin, Matt
Johnson, Johnny
Vereen, Brock
Watkins, Kenny
Hageman, Ra'She
Klitzke, Bryan
Gregory-McGhee
TEAM
Buckner, R.J.
Kirkwood,Donnel
Hahn, Austin
Bennett, Duane
Sveum, Patrick
Gray, MarQueis
Hoese, Jon
Orseske, Dan
Schwerman,David
Eskridge,DeLeon
Eure, Tiree
Balthazor, Joey
Wills, Jeff
Total
Opponents
gp-gs
12-12
10-10
12-10
12-12
12-10
11-6
9-6
12-2
12-5
12-3
12-11
11-11
8-4
11-2
12-4
12-8
12-2
12-6
12-2
9-4
3-0
8-0
11-0
12-1
7-0
12-0
4-0
7-1
12-7
8-0
12-7
11-7
12-0
7-0
12-5
11-0
7-0
12-12
12
12
ua
47
49
40
42
21
28
23
22
18
14
17
15
22
13
12
10
10
5
5
7
3
1
2
3
3
.
3
1
2
.
1
1
1
1
1
1
.
1
445
498
Tackles
a
tot
43
23
28
18
20
9
14
11
13
15
12
13
2
10
9
4
4
8
7
3
2
4
2
1
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3
.
2
1
2
1
1
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1
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286
328
90
72
68
60
41
37
37
33
31
29
29
28
24
23
21
14
14
13
12
10
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
731
826
tfl/yds
9.5-27
2.0-5
4.5-13
5.5-26
6.5-23
2.0-2
6.0-20
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11.0-39
5.5-8
1.0-1
2.0-6
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2.5-5
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1.0-3
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0.5-1
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1.0-11
1.0-4
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62-195
63-243
Sacks
no-yds
1.5-11
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0.5-6
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2.0-12
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3.0-16
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17-124
Pass defense
int-yds brup qbh
1-52
1-9
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2-20
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1-24
3-11
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PG. 15
MINNESOTA at USC
Minnesota Game Superlatives (Final 2010 Statistics)
All games
All games
2010 SUPERLATIVES
INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
GOPHER INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
GOPHER TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
TD Rushes
Rushes
Yards Rushing
Yards Per Rush
TD Rushes
Long Rush
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
TD Passes
Long Pass
Receptions
Yards Receiving
TD Receptions
Long Reception
Field Goals
Long Field Goal
Punts
Punting Avg
Long Punt
Long Punt Return
Long Kickoff Return
Tackles
Sacks
Tackles For Loss
Interceptions
PG. 16
30
187
3
3
32
49
31
373
3
3
3
60
9
123
3
60
3
45
7
38.7
54
30
90
14
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
3.0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Bennett, Duane at Middle Tennessee (Sep 2, 2010)
Hoese, Jon at Middle Tennessee (Sep 2, 2010)
Eskridge,DeLeon at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Weber, Adam vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Weber, Adam vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Weber, Adam vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Weber, Adam vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Weber, Adam at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
Weber, Adam vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Weber, Adam at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
Gray, MarQueis vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
McKnight,Da'Jon at Purdue (Oct 16, 2010)
McKnight,Da'Jon vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Allen, Bryant at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
Ellestad, Eric vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Ellestad, Eric at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Orseske, Dan vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Allen, Bryant vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Stoudermire, T at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Tinsley, Gary at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
Edwards, Jewhan vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Gregory-McGhee vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Wilhite, D.L. vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
Jacobs, Anthony vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Tinsley, Gary at Michigan State (Nov 06, 2010)
Edwards, Jewhan at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Jacobs, Anthony at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Edwards, Jewhan vs Iowa (Nov 27, 2010)
Edwards, Jewhan vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Rallis, Mike at Middle Tennessee (Sep 2, 2010)
Carter, Michael vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Rallis, Mike vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Manuel, James vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Theret, Kyle vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Carter, Michael vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
Tinsley, Gary at Purdue (Oct 16, 2010)
Collado, Ryan vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Collado, Ryan vs Ohio State (Oct 30, 2010)
Rallis, Mike at Michigan State (Nov 06, 2010)
Stoudermire, T at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
Yards Per Pass
TD Passes
Total Plays
Total Offense
Yards Per Play
Points
Sacks By
First Downs
Penalties
Penalty Yards
Turnovers
Interceptions By
67
281
5.4
3
3
3
49
31
373
10.0
3
3
3
3
84
84
470
6.7
38
38
3
27
9
70
3
3
3
2
2
TEAM GAME HIGHS
at Middle Tennessee (Sep 2, 2010)
vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
vs Iowa (Nov 27, 2010)
vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
at Purdue (Oct 16, 2010)
vs Ohio State (Oct 30, 2010)
MINNESOTA at USC
All games
All games
2010 SUPERLATIVES
OPPONENT
INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME
HIGHS
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
Rushes
Yards Rushing
TD Rushes
Long Rush
Pass attempts
Rushes
Pass completions
Yards Passing
TD Passes
Long Pass
Receptions
Yards Receiving
TD Receptions
Long Reception
Field Goals
Long Field Goal
Punts
Punting Avg
Long Punt
Long Punt Return
Long Kickoff Return
Tackles
Sacks
Tackles For Loss
Interceptions
27
223
4
61
30
30
23
352
3
61
8
156
2
2
61
2
49
6
6
53.7
62
70
97
15
1.5
3.0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Baker, Edwin, at Michigan State (Nov 06, 2010)
SPANN, Chad, vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Baker, Edwin, at Michigan State (Nov 06, 2010)
SPANN, Chad, vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Warren,Dante, vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Persa, Dan, vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
Persa, Dan, vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
Powell,Will, vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Moye, Derek, vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
CKLAMOVSKI, M, vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Wagner, Collin, vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Fera, Anthony, vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Santella, A., at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Zwiefelhofer,C, vs South Dakota (Sep 11, 2010)
Donahue, Ryan, vs Iowa (Nov 27, 2010)
Hall, Jordan, vs Ohio State (Oct 30, 2010)
Woods, Robert, vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Wilson, Martez, at Illinois (Nov 13, 2010)
Rolle, Brian, vs Ohio State (Oct 30, 2010)
Taylor, Mike, at Wisconsin (Oct 09, 2010)
Starling, J., vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
Galippo, Chris, vs Southern California (Sep 18, 2010)
GEORGE, Patrick, vs Northern Illinois (Sep 25, 2010)
Johnson, Ben, vs Northwestern (Oct 2, 2010)
Charlot, Max, at Purdue (Oct 16, 2010)
Link, Logan, at Purdue (Oct 16, 2010)
Lynn, D'Anton, vs Penn State (Oct 23, 2010)
Chekwa, Chimdi, vs Ohio State (Oct 30, 2010)
Hyde, Marcus, at Michigan State (Nov 06, 2010)
Yards Rushing
Yards Per Rush
TD Rushes
Pass attempts
Pass completions
Yards Passing
Yards Per Pass
TD Passes
Total Plays
Total Offense
Yards Per Play
Points
Sacks By
First Downs
Penalties
Penalty Yards
Turnovers
Interceptions By
46
46
297
10.6
5
30
30
23
352
11.7
3
3
73
507
8.4
52
5
30
10
90
3
3
2
2
PG. 17
MINNESOTA at USC
Minnesota - Long Plays
2010 MINNESOTA LONG PLAYS
20-YARD PLUS PLAYS
Yds Type Player(s)
90 KR
Stoudermire, T
60 Pass Allen, Bryant from Weber, Adam
57 KR
Collado, Ryan
50 INT
Tinsley, Gary
49* Pass Stoudermire, T from Weber, Adam
47 KR
Stoudermire, T
47 KR
Stoudermire, T
45 Pass Bennett, Duane from Weber, Adam
44 Pass Lair, Eric from Weber, Adam
44 KR
Stoudermire, T
43 KR
Stoudermire, T
42 KR
Stoudermire, T
40 Pass McKnight,Da'Jon from Weber, Adam
38* Pass Bennett, Duane from Weber, Adam
38 KR
Stoudermire, T
37 Pass Gray, MarQueis from Weber, Adam
35 KR
Bennett, Duane
35 KR
Johnson, Johnny
33 KR
Stoudermire, T
32 Pass Eure, Tiree from Weber, Adam
32 Rush Bennett, Duane
31* Pass McKnight,Da'Jon from Weber, Adam
30 PR
Allen, Bryant
30 KR
Stoudermire, T
30 KR
Stoudermire, T
29 Rush Weber, Adam
29* Pass Gray, MarQueis from Weber, Adam
28 KR
Stoudermire, T
27 KR
Collado, Ryan
26 Rush Eskridge,DeLeon
26 KR
Bennett, Duane
25 KR
Collado, Ryan
25* Pass Lair, Eric from Weber, Adam
25 KR
Stoudermire, T
24 INT
Stoudermire, T
23 Pass Stoudermire, T from Weber, Adam
22* Pass Gray, MarQueis from Weber, Adam
22 KR
Stoudermire, T
22 KR
Collado, Ryan
22 KR
Stoudermire, T
22 Pass Hoese, Jon from Weber, Adam
21 KR
Collado, Ryan
21 KR
Stoudermire, T
21 KR
Stoudermire, T
20 KR
Stoudermire, T
20 KR
Eskridge,DeLeon
20 R h E k id D L
PG. 18
Opponent
Illinois
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois
Purdue
South Dakota
Middle Tennessee
Wisconsin
Penn State
Northern Illinois
South Dakota
Michigan State
Northwestern
Michigan State
Iowa
Northwestern
Ohio State
Southern California
Ohio State
Ohio State
Penn State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Ohio State
Purdue
Ohio State
Middle Tennessee
Purdue
Southern California
Penn State
Southern California
Ohio State
Illinois
Northern Illinois
Wisconsin
Penn State
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Illinois
South Dakota
Ohio State
Penn State
South Dakota
Northwestern
Illinois
Ohio State
Middle Tennessee
Penn State
South Dakota
Illinois
Northern Illinois
Middle Tennessee
Illinois
Middle Tennessee
Michigan State
Southern California
Middle Tennessee
Illinois
Northern Illinois
South Dakota
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Penn State
Wisconsin
Penn State
Northern Illinois
Northwestern
Michigan State
Southern California
Southern California
Northern Illinois
Southern California
Southern California
Ohi St t
LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERS
Long Plays By Yards
No.
TD
100+
0
0
90-99
1
0
80-89
0
0
70-79
0
0
60-69
1
0
50-59
2
0
40-49
10
1
30-39
20
3
20-29
48
9
Long Plays By Type
Rushing
Passing
Punt returns
Kick returns
Interceptions
Fumble returns
Other
TOTAL
No.
8
45
1
26
2
0
0
82
20-YARD PLUS BY PLAYER
Player
No. TD
Stoudermire, T
20 1
McKnight,Da'Jon
15 8
Bennett, Duane
11 1
Gray, MarQueis
10 2
Lair, Eric
10 1
Collado, Ryan
5 0
Eskridge,DeLeon
3 0
Allen, Bryant
2 0
Weber, Adam
2 0
Hoese, Jon
1 0
Johnson, Johnny
1 0
Tinsley, Gary
1 0
Eure, Tiree
1 0
TOTAL
82 13
TD
0
13
0
0
0
0
0
13
R
0
0
4
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
8
P KR PR IR FR
2 17 0 1 0
15 0 0 0 0
5 2 0 0 0
10 0 0 0 0
10 0 0 0 0
0 5 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0
1 0 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 0 0
45 26 1 2 0
LONGEST PLAYS OF THE YEAR
Rushing
32 Bennett, Duane vs Middle Tennessee (9/2/2010)
Rushing Touchdown
14 Gray, MarQueis vs Iowa (11/27/2010)
Passing
60 Allen, Bryant from Weber, Adam
vs Wisconsin (10/9/2010)
Passing Touchdown
49 Stoudermire, T from Weber, Adam
vs South Dakota (9/11/2010)
Punt Return
30 Allen, Bryant vs Penn State (10/23/2010)
Kick Return
90 Stoudermire, T vs Illinois (11/13/2010)
Interception Return
50 Tinsley, Gary vs Purdue (10/16/2010)
Fumble Return
4
Stoudermire, T vs Purdue (10/16/2010)
Punt
54 Orseske, Dan vs Southern California (9/18/2010)
Field Goal
45 Ellestad, Eric vs Illinois (11/13/2010)
MINNESOTA at USC
THE START CHART
No. Name
Pos.
Yr.
1 Brendan Beal
LB
So.*
1 Brandon Green
WR
Jr.*
2 Ge’Shun Harris
WR
Jr.
3 Dexter Foreman
QB
Fr.
3 Kim Royston
DB
Sr.**
4 Keanon Cooper
LB
Jr.*
5 Johnny Johnson
DB
Sr.
5 MarQueis Gray
QB
Jr.
6 Michael Carter
DB
Jr.
6 Da’Jon McKnight
WR
Sr.
7 Tyrone Bouie
DB
Fr.*
7 Chris Hawthorne
K
So.
8 Spencer Reeves
LB
Jr.
8 Cameron Wilson
WR
Fr.*
9 Christyn Lewis
DB
Sr.
11 Max Shortell
QB
Fr.
11 Troy Stoudermire
CB
Sr.
12 Moses Alipate
QB
So.*
13 JD Pride
WR
Fr.*
13 Derrick Wells
DB
Fr.
14 Kyle Henderson
DB
Sr.*
15 Marcus Jones
WR
Fr.
16 Tom Parish
QB
So.*
17 CJ Cesario
WR
Fr.*
17 Dwayne Mitchell
LB
Fr.*
18 Peter Westerhaus
LB
Fr.
19 Adam Lueck
QB
Jr.*
20 Donnell Kirkwood
RB
Fr.*
21 Brock Vereen
DB
So.
22 Duane Bennett
RB
Sr.*
23 Grayson Levine
DB
Fr.
23 Luke Trucilla
WR
Fr.
24 James Manuel
DB
So.
25 Devon Wright
RB
Fr.*
26 Mike Rallis
DB
Jr.*
27 David Cobb
RB
Fr.
27 Cedric Thompson
DB
Fr.
28 Kenny Watkins
DB
So.*
29 Shady Salamon
DB
Sr.
30 Mike Henry
HB
So.*
31 Cole Banham
RB
Fr.
31 David Platner
K
Fr.
32 Lamonte Edwards
RB
Fr.*
33 Cameron Gatling
RB
Jr.
34 Jephte Matilus
LB
Fr.
35 Dominic Schultz
LB
Fr.
36 Chase Haviland
DB
So.*
37 Peter Mortell
P
Fr.
38 David Schwerman
P
Sr.*
39 Gabe Mezzenga
TE
Fr.*
40 Jared Hartman
LS
Fr.
40 Nathan Tow-Arnett
DB
Sr.*
41 Dan Orseske
P
So.*
42 Ernie Heifort
TE
Fr.
43 Ryan Grant
LB
Jr.*
44 Brent Singleton
LB
Fr.*
44 Ed Cotton
HB
So.*
45 Gavin Bronson
DL
Fr.
45 Bryan Klitzke
DB
Sr.*
46 Cameron Botticelli
DL
Fr.*
47 Quinn Bauducco
LB
Fr.
47 Alexander Bisch
TE
Fr.*
2011
Starts/Gms
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
Career
Starts/Gms
0/0
10/26
0/0
0/0
13/13
10/26
2/29
7/25
6/19
18/34
0/0
0/0
2/19
0/0
5/12
0/0
16/37
0/0
0/0
0/0
2/11
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/12
0/4
4/8
23/37
0/0
0/0
3/12
0/0
7/25
0/0
0/0
0/4
2/35
0/3
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/7
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/14
0/0
4/24
0/2
0/3
0/0
0/24
0/0
0/0
0/0
No. Name
Pos.
Yr.
48 Jake Filkins
LS
So.
48 Judd Paffrath
DL
Fr.*
49 Matt Garin
DE
So.
50 Patrick Sveum
LB
Sr.*
51 Gary Tinsley
LB
Sr.
52 Zac Epping
OL
Fr.
53 Tommy Olson
OL
Fr.
55 Thieren Cockran
DE
Fr.
57 Aaron Hill
LB
So.*
58 Ed Olson
OL
So.*
59 Joey Balthazor
LB
So.*
60 Ryan Wynn OL
Sr.*
62 Eric Jacques
DL
So.*
62 Zach Mottla
OL
So.*
63 Jon Christenson
OL
Fr.
64 Caleb Bak
OL
Fr.*
65 Josh Campion
OL
Fr.
66 Luke McAvoy
OL
Fr.
67 David Stommes
DE
So.*
68 Chris Bunders
OL
Sr.*
69 Jacob Glickstein
DL
Jr.*
70 Sean Ferguson
OL
Fr.*
71 Kyle McAvoy
OL
Fr.
73 Joe Bjorklund
OL
Fr.
74 Marek Lenkiewicz
OL
Fr.*
76 Jimmy Gjere
OL
Fr.*
77 Foster Bush
OL
Fr.
78 Ryan Orton
OL
Sr.
80 Devin Crawford-Tufts
WR
Fr.
81 John Rabe
TE
Jr.
82 A.J. Barker
WR
So.*
83 Drew Goodger
TE
Fr.
84 Victor Keise
WR
So.*
85 Eric Lair
TE
Sr.
86 Malcolm Moulton
WR
So.
87 Sahr Ngekia
TE
So.*
88 Collin McGarry
TE
Sr.*
89 Curran Delaney
DL
Jr.*
89 Logan Hutton
WR
Fr.*
90 Austin Hahn
DL
Jr.*
91 Kendall Gregory-McGhee
DE
So.*
92 Leston Simpson
DE
Jr.
93 Ben Perry
DE
Fr.*
94 Harold Legania
DL
Fr.*
95 D.L. Wilhite
DE
Jr.*
96 Brandon Kirksey
DL
Sr.
96 Dave Ramlet
LS
Fr.
97 Anthony Jacobs
DL
Sr.
98 Michael Amaefula
DE
Fr.
99 Ra’Shede Hageman
DL
So.*
2011
Starts/Gms
0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0
0/0 0/0 0/0
0/0 0/0
0/0 Career
Starts/Gms
0/9
0/0
5/10
0/9
12/32
0/0
0/0
0/0
1/12
8/10
0/7
14/16
0/1
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
28/32
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
10/30
0/0
0/0
0/3
0/0
0/5
11/34
0/0
0/0
0/19
0/0
0/0
1/7
1/11
0/12
0/0
0/0
9/24
11/34
0/0
13/34
0/0
0/7
PG. 19
MINNESOTA at USC
THE LAST TIME ...
MINNESOTA INDIVIDUAL GAME
250+ yards rushing: 258, Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05
200+ yards rushing: 206, Amir Pinnix vs. Michigan State, 11/12/05
150+ yards rushing: 187, Duane Bennett at Middle Tennessee, 9/2/10
100+ yards rushing: 111, DeLeon Eskridge vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
2 players with 100+ yards rushing: 155, Alex Daniels and 114, Amir Pinnix at Kent State, 8/31/06
Player with consecutive 100-yd games: Duane Bennett (187, 104 - MTSU, USD - 9/2/10, 9/11/10
50+ yard rush play: 61, Duane Bennett vs. Northern Illinois, 8/30/08
Four or more TDs rushing: 4, Marion Barber III at Ohio, 9/13/03
Three or more TDs rushing: 3, DeLeon Eskridge at Illinois, 11/13/10
Two or more TDs rushing: 3, DeLeon Eskridge at Illinois, 11/13/10
25+ rushing attempts: 26, DeLeon Eskridge vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
30+ rushing attempts: 30, Duane Bennett at Middle Tennessee, 9/2/10
40+ rushing attempts:
Laurence Maroney vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05
200+ yards receiving: 228, Ryan Thelwell vs. Ball State, 9/14/96
100+ yards receiving: 103, Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
2 receivers with 100+ yards rcvg: 137, Logan Payne and 116, Ernie Wheelwright vs. Indiana, 11/4/06
10 or more receptions: 10, Eric Decker vs. Air Force, 9/12/09
Five or more TDs receiving: 5, Omar Douglas vs. Purdue, 10/9/93
Four or more TDs receiving: 4, Logan Payne vs. Temple, 9/16/06
Three or more TDs receiving: 3, Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
Two or more TDs receiving: 3, Da’Jon McKnight vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
450+ yards passing: 478, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93
400+ yards passing: 416, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
350+ yards passing: 373, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
300+ yards passing: 373, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
Consecutive 300-yard passing gms: 2, Cory Sauter vs. Northwestern (303, 10/14/95) and Michigan St. (404, 10/21/95)
50+ yard pass play: 60, Adam Weber to Bryant Allen at Wisconsin, 10/9/10
Six or more TDs passing: 6, Scott Eckers vs. Purdue, 10/9/93
Five or more TDs passing: 5, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
Four or more TDs passing: 5, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
Three or more TDs passing: 3, Adam Weber vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
Two or more TDs passing: 2, Adam Weber at Illinois, 11/13/10
30+ passing attempts: 36, Adam Weber at Illinois, 11/13/10
40+ passing attempts:
49, Adam Weber vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
50+ passing attempts:
51, Adam Weber vs. Northwestern, 11/1/08
20+ completions:
20, Adam Weber at Illinois, 11/13/10
25+ completions:
26, Adam Weber vs. Penn State, 10/23/10
30+ completions:
31, Adam Weber vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
500+ yds. total offense: 536, Tim Schade vs. Penn State, 9/4/93 (school record)
400+ yds. total offense: 411, Adam Weber vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
300+ all-purpose yards: 333, Laurence Maroney vs. Purdue, 9/24/05
200+ all-purpose yards: 240, Troy Stoudermire vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
Five or more field goals: 5, Dan Nystrom vs Arkansas, 12/30/02
Four or more field goals: 5, Dan Nystrom vs Arkansas, 12/30/02
Three or more field goals: 3, Eric Ellestad vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
Two or more field goals: 2, Eric Ellestad vs. Iowa, 11/27/10
Three or more interceptions: 3, Jeff Wright vs. Michigan St., 11/14/70
Two or more interceptions: 2, Kyle Theret vs. Iowa State, 12/31/09
Blocked punt: Keanon Cooper vs. Illinois, 11/7/09
Blocked punt return for TD: Ben Kuznia vs. Illinois, 11/7/09
Blocked field goal: Lee Campbell vs. Purdue, 10/10/09
Blocked FG return for TD: Traye Simmons vs. Purdue (47 yds.), 10/10/09
Blocked PAT: Lee Campbell vs. Iowa, 11/21/09
PAT Return for Defensive PAT: Mario Reese at Wisconsin, 10/14/06
Int. return for TD: Traye Simmons vs. Northwestern (23 yds.), 11/1/08
Punt return for TD: Tellis Redmon vs. Northwestern (83 yds.), 10/28/00
Kickoff return for TD: Jay Thomas (91 yds.) at Florida Atlantic, 9/15/07
Fumble return for TD: D.L. Wilhite (3 yds.) vs. South Dakota State, 11/14/09
Safety: UL-Monroe’s punt snap went out of end zone, 9/2/00
Made 2-pt. conversion: DeLeon Eskridge pass from Adam Weber, at Michigan State, 11/6/10
Missed 2-pt. conversion: Adam Weber pass attempt failed at Purdue, 10/16/10
Missed PAT: Eric Ellestad at Wisconsin, 10/9/10
Defensive extra point:
Mario Reese, interception return, at Wisconsin, 10/14/06
PG. 20
MINNESOTA TEAM
100 points: 80 points: 60+ points: 50+ points: 40+ points: 30+ points: 0 points: 0 points on the road:
0 points at home:
0 points in first half: No TDs in first half: No offensive TDs in first half: Shut out an opponent:
Shut out an opponent on the road:
Shut out an opponent at home:
30+ first downs:
<10 first downs:
400+ rushing yards: 300+ rushing yards: 200+ rushing yards: 700+ total net yards: 600+ total net yards: 500+ total net yards: 400+ total net yards: <200 total net yards:
100+ yards in penalties:
Forced 5 or more turnovers:
Forced 3 or more fumbles:
Committed 5 or more turnovers:
Recovered an onside kick:
Played an overtime game:
Won an overtime game:
Lost an overtime game: Won vs. Top 25 Team
146 vs. Grinnell (W, 146-0), 10/22/1904
81 vs. Butler (W, 81-0), 11/13/26
63 vs. Indiana (W, 63-26), 11/4/06
63 vs. Indiana (W, 63-26), 11/4/06
42 vs. Michigan State (W 42-34), 10/31/09
38 at Illinois (W 38-34), 11/13/10
at Iowa (L, 0-12), 11/21/09
at Iowa (L, 0-12), 11/21/09
vs Iowa (L, 0-55), 11/22/09
at Michigan State (L, 8-31), 11/6/10
vs. Temple (W, 62-0), 9/16/06
at Kent State (W 44-0), 8/31/06
vs. Temple (W, 62-0), 9/16/06
31 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04
7 at Penn State, 10/17/09
411 vs. Wisconsin, 10/15/05
306 vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/8/07
216 vs. Iowa, 11/27/10
704 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04
704 vs. Toledo, 9/4/04
505 vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
470 vs. Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
138 at Penn State, 10/17/09
157 vs. Michigan State, 10/31/09
7 vs. South Dakota State, 11/14/09
5 vs. South Dakota State, 11/14/09
5 vs. Ohio State, 10/24/09
vs. Iowa, 11/27/10
at Syracuse (W 23-20), 9/15/09
at Syracuse (W 23-20), 9/15/09
at Northwestern (L 48-49), 10/13/07
vs. Iowa, 11/27/10 (W 27-24)
MINNESOTA at USC
THE LAST TIME ...
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME
300+ yards rushing: 301, Anthony Davis, Wisconsin, 11/23/02
250+ yards rushing: 250, Zach Brown, Wisconsin, 11/17/07
200+ yards rushing: 223, Chad Spann, Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
150+ yards rushing: 179, Edwin Baker, Michigan State, 11/6/10
100+ yards rushing: 141, Mikel LeShoure, Illinois, 11/13/10
2 players with 100+ yards rushing: 118, James White, Wisconsin and
111, John Clay, Wisconsin 10/9/10
Three or more TDs rushing: 4, Edwin Baker, Michigan State, 11/6/10
50+ yard rush play: 55, Mikel LeShoure, Illinois, 11/13/10
27, Edwin Baker, Michigan State, 11/6/10
32, John Clay, Wisconsin, 10/3/09
45, Anthony Davis, Wisconsin, 11/23/02
400+ yards passing: 462, Juice Williams, at Illinois, 10/11/08
300+ yards passing: 309, Dan Persa, Northwestern, 10/2/10
200+ yards passing: 222, Terrellle Pryror, Ohio State, 10/30/10
50+ yard pass play: 51, Rob Henry to OJ Ross, Purdue, 10/16/10
30+ pass attempts:
30, Dan Persa, Northwestern, 10/2/10
40+ pass attempts: 47, Joey Elliott, Purdue, 10/10/09
50+ pass attempts:
58, C.J. Bacher, Northwestern, 10/13/07
20+ completions:
23, Dan Persa, Northwestern, 10/2/10
25+ completions:
25, Joey Elliott, Purdue, 10/10/09
30+ completions:
32, Mike Kafka, Northwestern, 9/26/09
150+ yards receiving: 156, Will Powell, South Dakota, 9/11/10
100+ yards receiving: 137, AJ Jenkins, Illinois, 11/13/10
10+ receptions:
14, Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas, 12/31/08
10, Kerry Meier, Kansas, 12/31/08
Four+ field goals: 5, K.C. Lopata, Michigan, 11/8/08
Blocked a punt: Jon Newsome, Ohio State, 10/30/10
Blocked a field goal: Anthony Perkins, Syracuse, 9/5/09
Missed PAT: Stefan Demos, Northwestern, 10/2/10
Blocked PAT: Usama Young, Kent State, 8/31/06
Made 2-pt. conversion: Tyler Sheehan to Marques Parks, Bowling Green, 9/1/07
Missed 2-pt. conversion: Anthony Santella pass failed, Illinois 11/13/10
Punt return for TD: Nick Dugas (68 yds.), UL-Lafayette, 9/7/02
Blocked punt ret. for TD: Zach Domicone (rec. in end zone), Ohio State, 10/30/10
Kickoff return for TD: Derrel Johnson-Koulianous, 88 yards, Iowa, 11/27/10
Int. return for TD: Derek Domino, 22 yards, South Dakota State, 11/14/09
Fumble return for TD: Jordan Hall (16 yds.), Wisconsin, 10/30/10
Fumble recovered for TD: Richard Willock (rec. in end zone), Iowa, 11/23/96
Safety: Devon Still, Penn State, 10/23/10
OPPONENT TEAM
400+ yards rushing: 300+ yards rushing: 200+ yards rushing: < 100 yards rushing: 400+ yards passing: 300+ yards passing: <100 yards passing: 600+ total net yards: 500+ total net yards: 400+ total net yards: 300+ total net yards: < 200 total net yards: 30+ first downs:
<10 first downs:
60+ points: 50+ points: 40+ points: 30+ points: 0 points: Safety: 100+ yards in penalties:
448, at Illinois, 11/3/07
325, Wisconsin, 11/17/07
201, Illinois, 11/13/10
91, Iowa, 11/27/10
462, at Illinois, 10/11/08
309, Northwestern, 10/2/10
81, Northern Illinois, 9/25/10
655, at Illinois, 11/3/07
509, Ohio State, 10/24/09
410, Illinois, 11/13/10
410, Illinois, 11/13/10
171, at Iowa, 11/21/09
30, Wisconsin 10/9/10
7, Temple, 9/16/06
63, Oklahoma, (W, 63-0), 9/20/86
55, Iowa (W, 55-0), 11/22/08
41, Wisconsin (W 41-23), 10/9/10
34, Illinois (L 38-34), 11/13/10
Temple, (L, 0-62), 9/16/06
Penn State (W 33-21), 10/23/10
110, Michigan State, 10/31/09
PG. 21
MINNESOTA at USC
MINNESOTA DEPTH CHART (8/29/11)
OFFENSE
Left Tackle
DEFENSE
End
58 - Ed Olson
74 - Marek Lenkiewicz
6-7
6-5
300
270
So.*
Fr.*
68 - Chris Bunders
53 - Tommy Olson
6-3
6-4
292
289
Sr.*
Fr.
60 - Ryan Wynn
62 - Zach Mottla
6-5
6-2
305
290
Sr.* OR
So.*
78 - Ryan Orton
52 - Zac Epping
6-4
6-2
290
297
76 - Jimmy Gjere
70 - Sean Ferguson
77 - Foster Bush
6-7
6-6
6-5
5 - MarQueis Gray
11 - Max Shortell 6-4
6-6
22 - Duane Bennett
32 - Lamonte Edwards
20 - Donnell Kirkwood
5-9 205
6-2 210
5-10 215
Sr.*
Fr.*
Fr.*
Middle Linebacker
85 - Eric Lair
30 - Mike Henry
6-3
6-1
232
237
Sr.
So.
Outside Linebacker
88 - Collin McGarry
81 - John Rabe
83 - Drew Goodger
6-4
6-4
6-5
261
252
249
Sr.*
Jr.
Fr.
6 - Da’Jon McKnight
84 - Victor Keise
80 - Devin Crawford-Tufts
6-3
6-1
6-2
211
180
191
Sr.
So.*
Fr.
86 - Malcolm Moulton
15 - Marcus Jones
2 - Ge’Shun Harris
1 - Brandon Green
5-11
5-8
6-3
6-0
186
170
215
186
So.
Fr.
Jr. Jr.*
86 - Malcolm Moulton
15 - Marcus Jones
5-11 186
5-8 170
Left Guard
Center
Right Guard
Right Tackle
Quarterback
Tailack
H-Back/Fullback
Y
X
Z
V
SPECIALISTS
Kicker
93 - Ben Perry
91 - Kendall Gregory-McGhee
49 - Matt Garin
6-5
6-5
6-4
241
255
252
Fr.*
So.*
So.*
OR
97 - Anthony Jacobs
62 - Eric Jacques 94 - Harold Legania
6-2
6-2
6-4
291
289
292
Sr.*
So.*
Fr.*
OR
Sr.*
Fr.*
96 - Brandon Kirksey
46 - Cameron Botticelli
99 - RaShede Hageman
6-2
6-5
6-6
294
274
302
Sr.
Fr.* So.*
OR
315
296
275
Fr.*
Fr.* OR
Fr.
95 - D.L. Wilhite
98 - Michael Amaefula
92 - Leston Simpson
6-4
6-2
6-3
245
235
244
Jr.*
Fr.
Jr.
OR
240
226
Jr.
Fr.
26 - Mike Rallis
8 - Spencer Reeves
50 - Pat Sveum
6-2
6-2
6-1
231
223
231
Jr.*
Jr.
Sr.
51 - Gary Tinsley
1 - Brendan Beal
43 - Ryan Grant
6-1
6-3
6-2
232
245
230
Sr.
So.*
Jr.*
4 - Keanon Cooper
57 - Aaron Hill
59 - Joey Balthazor
17 - Dwayne Mitchell
6-0
6-2
6-3
6-2
212
225
230
210
Jr.*
So.*
So.*
Fr.*
21 - Brock Vereen 14 - Kyle Henderson
5 - Johnny Johnson
6-0 182
5-11 185
5-9 198
So.
Sr.*
Sr.
29 - Shady Salamon
24 - James Manuel
36 - Chase Haviland
23 - Grayson Levine
5-11
6-2
5-9
5-11
202
214
185
205
Sr.
So. So.*
Fr.
3 - Kim Royston
9 - Christyn Lewis
27 - Cedric Thompson
5-11 200
6-2 170
5-11 196
Sr.**
Sr.
Fr.
11 - Troy Stoudermire
6 - Michael Carter
13 - Derrick Wells
5-10 196
5-11 185
6-0 191
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
6-4
6-0
198
195
So.
Sr.*
41 - Dan Orseske
38 - David Schwerman
6-3
6-0
206
195
So.*
Sr.*
48 - Jake Filkins
96 - Dave Ramlet
6-2
6-2
230
230
So. Fr.*
Long Snapper
PG. 22
Nose
End
Outside Linebacker
Cornerback
Safety
OR
So.
Fr.
7 - Chris Hawthorne
39 - Jordan Wettstein
Punter
Tackle
Safety
Cornerback
OR
OR
OR

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