Section 4 - Players - CBS Sports Network

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Akilah Lacey
D.J. Clark
Anthony Melvin
Pago Togafau
Eddie Thompson
Quinton Freeman
Shedrack Okoebor
Marcell Lagrone
Terrance Calloway
Ryan Slack
Matt Hagler
Brian Zeches
Luc Martin
Jaret Johnson
Luke Sniewski
Spencer Franz
David Beverly
Chaz Brewer
Donte’ Williams
Colin Poe
Sterling Mennear
Jason Wright
Michael Harris
Hayden Plocher
Kenyon Blue
Josh Barnett
Anthony Henderson
Atelea Raass
Ken Cornist
Kris Krosch
Dustin Murray
Keith Lohse
Brock Drake
Jeff Charleston
Kyle Anderson
John Schwartz
Will Yoder
Zach Raphael
Joe Nelthorpe
Brandon McMillan
Francisco Anguiano
William Liebert
Shawn Oram
Evan Smith
Chris Boblit
John Morales
Sam Downs
Jonathan Macciola
Clifton Buckway
Dane Simmons
Bryce Metcalf
Hunter Rodriguez
Jon Winn
Bruce Minnett
Brandon Mennear
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WR
DB
DB
LB
WR
DB
WR
DB
DB
K
QB
QB
TE
K
QB
DB
DB
DB
DB
WR
DB
DB
DB
RB
WR
RB
LB
LB
RB
LB
DB
RB
LB
DL
K
LB
LB
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SN
LB/SN
OL
OL
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OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
WR
TE
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WR
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6-2
6-0
5-10
5-10
6-1
6-0
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-4
5-10
6-6
5-11
6-1
6-2
6-1
5-10
6-1
5-8
6-2
5-8
5-7
5-11
6-2
5-11
5-11
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-4
5-8
6-0
5-10
6-3
6-4
6-1
6-4
6-4
6-5
6-4
6-4
6-2
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-6
6-2
6-6
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Wt
202
195
170
210
175
202
195
195
198
198
200
220
220
200
220
195
200
200
190
185
205
170
200
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175
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210
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220
205
260
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225
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Jr
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So
Jr
Fr
Sr
Sr
Sr
So
Sr
So
Sr
Fr
Sr
Sr
So
Sr*
Jr
Sr
Sr
So
Fr
Jr
Fr
So
So
Jr
Jr
Fr
Sr
Sr
So
So
Sr
Fr
So
So
Sr
So
So
Jr
Jr
So
Fr
So
Fr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
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Jr
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Fr
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2VL-RS
RS
1VL-RS
2VL-RS
RS
3VL-RS
3VL-RS
1VL
1VL-RS
1VL
1VL-RS
2SQ
RS
1VL
Tr
RS
2VL
2VL-RS
1VL
2SQ-RS
1VL
RS
2VL
RS
1VL
1VL
2VL-RS
2VL-RS
RS
3VL-RS
RS
RS
1VL
RS
RS
1SQ-RS
1SQ-RS
3VL-RS
1SQ-RS
RS
JC
JC
1VL-RS
RS
1VL-RS
RS
JC
JC
2VL-RS
2VL-RS
RS
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Hometown (School)
Westminster, CA (Westminster HS)
Oceanside, CA (El Camino HS)
Phoenix, AZ (Maryvale HS)
Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly HS)
Sacramento, CA (Foothill HS)
Moreno Valley, CA (Notre Dame HS)
Colton, CA (Fontana HS)
San Diego, CA (Southwestern College/Lincoln HS)
Sylmar, CA (San Fernando HS)
Tucson, AZ (University of Arizona/Salpointe Catholic HS)
Chubbuck, ID (Pocatello HS)
Pullman, WA (University of Illinois/Pullman HS)
Twin Falls, ID (Twin Falls HS)
Phoenix, AZ (Nebraska/Arcadia HS)
Van Nuys, CA (Louisiana-Lafayette/Pasadena CC/Granada HS)
Rexburg, ID (Madison HS)
Long Beach, CA (University of California/Wilson HS)
Chino Hills, CA (Ayala HS)
Los Angeles, CA (Syracuse/Pasadena CC/Culver City HS)
Riverside, CA (Chaffey JC/Notre Dame HS)
Pocatello, ID (Pocatello HS)
La Mesa, CA (Helix Charter HS)
Covina, CA (Charter Oak HS)
Meridian, ID (Mountain View HS)
San Diego, CA (Helix Charter HS)
Riverside, CA (J.W. North HS)
Tucson, AZ (Salpointe Cathloic HS)
Nampa, ID (Skyview HS)
San Diego, CA (Helix Charter HS)
Mackay, ID (Mackay HS)
Boise. ID (Oregon State/Middleton HS)
Pocatello, ID (Century HS)
Weiser, ID (Boise State/Weiser HS)
Monmouth, OR (Western Oregon/Central HS)
Hazelton, ID (Valley HS)
Couer d’Alene, ID (Lake City HS)
Wendell, ID (Wendell HS)
Jamestown, CA (Sonora HS)
Hemet, CA (West Valley HS)
Atascadero, CA (Allen Hancock JC/Atascadero HS)
La Palma, CA (Cerritos JC/John Glenn HS)
Idaho Falls, ID (Snow College/Bonneville HS)
Slaterville, UT (Fremont HS)
Salinas, CA (Salinas HS)
Yorba Linda, CA (Esperanza HS)
Chula Vista, CA (Chula Vista HS)
Spring Valley, CA (Grossmont College/Vallhalla HS)
Fremont, CA (De Anza College/Washington HS)
Ogden, UT (Bonneville HS)
Etiwanda, CA (Etiwanda HS)
Brigham City, UT (Box Elder HS)
1VL-1SQ-RS Butte, MT (Butte Central HS)
1VL-RS
Pocatello, ID (Highland HS)
RS
Corona, CA (Centennial HS)
2VL
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Hometown (School)
Sye Sweat
DL
6-2
295
Sr
1VL
Wendover, UT (Snow College/Grantsville HS)
Dustin Schroader
DL
6-5
270
Sr
1VL
Salt Lake City, UT (Snow College/Highland HS)
Anthony Smalls
DL
6-4
265
Fr
HS
Colton, CA (Colton HS)
Jermaine Horn
DL-FB 6-2
290
Sr
1VL
Riverside, CA (Riverside CC/Norte Vista HS)
David Tongolei
DL
6-1
290
Sr
1VL
Ontario, CA (Snow College/Montclair HS)
James Drake
DL
6-3
280
Sr*
2VL
Long Beach, CA (Wilson HS)
Ivin Clark
DL
6-3
255
So
1SQ
Phoenix, AZ (Camelback HS)
Luke Butler
QB
6-5
210
Fr
HS
Pocatello, ID (Century HS)
Lance Cartwright
OL
6-5
280
Fr
HS
Layton, UT (Layton HS)
Dane Edmunson
LB
6-0
200
Fr
HS
Fruitland, ID (New Plymouth HS)
Turill Engelman
RB
5-10 210
Jr
JC
Garden Grove, CA (Golden West JC/Univ. of Montana/Marina HS)
Craig Garnett
DL
6-4
220
Fr
HS
Whittier, CA (Santa Fe HS)
Quincy Griffin
DL
6-5
295
Fr
HS
Moreno Valley, CA (Moreno Valley HS)
Kenny Helmandollar
DB
6-0
185
Fr
HS
Meridian, ID (Eagle HS)
Matt Johnson
DB
6-0
205
Fr
HS
Glendora, CA (Charter Oak HS)
Scott Jossis
DB
5-10 165
Fr
HS
Boise, ID (Mountain View HS)
Clint Knickrehm
RB
6-0
195
Fr
HS
Pete Richter
WR
5-9
170
Fr
HS
Boise, ID (Timberline HS)
Renell Robinson, Jr.
DL
6-1
245
Jr
JC
Riverside, CA (Riverside CC/ HS)
Jaron Taylor
WR
5-11 175
Fr
HS
Lacey, WA (Timberline HS)
*can earn a fourth year of eligibility by completing 80% of degree requirement prior to the start of fall term after their “senior” season
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30
75
22
79
11
43
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77
41
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20
8
14
28
Player
Kyle Anderson
Francisco Anguiano
Josh Barnett
David Beverly
Kenyon Blue
Chris Boblit
Chaz Brewer
Clifton Buckway
Luke Butler
Terrance Calloway
Lance Cartwright
Jeff Charleston
D.J. Clark
Ivin Clark
Ken Cornist
Sam Downs
Brock Drake
James Drake
Dane Edmundson
Turill Engleman
Spencer Franz
Quinton Freeman
Craig Garnett
Quincy Griffin
Matt Hagler
Michael Harris
Kenny Helmandollar
Pos
K
OL
RB
DB
WR
OL
DB
OL
QB
DB
OL
DL
DB
DL
RB
OL
LB
DL
LB
RB
DB
DB
DL
DL
QB
DB
DB
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95
17
36
1
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70
40
78
16
58
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88
26
82
86
76
37
54
9
74
3
25
34
Player
Anthony Henderson
Jermaine Horn
Jaret Johnson
Matt Johnson
Scott Jossis
Clint Knickrehm
Kris Krosch
Akilah Lacey
Marcell Lagrone
William Liebert
Keith Lohse
Jonathan Macciola
Luc Martin
Brandon McMillin
Anthony Melvin
Brandon Mennear
Sterling Mennear
Bryce Metcalf
Bruce Minnett
John Morales
Dustin Murray
Joe Nelthorpe
Shedrack Okoebor
Shawn Oram
Hayden Plocher
Colin Poe
Atelea Raass
Pos
LB
DL
K
DB
DB
RB
LB
WR
DB
OL
RB
OL
TE
LB
DB
TE
DB
TE
WR
OL
DB
SN
WR
OL
RB
WR
LB
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83
91
50
81
12
94
72
18
90
6
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97
24
85
27
51
15
Player
Zach Raphael
Pete Richter
Hunter Rodriguez
Dustin Schroader
John Schwartz
Dane Simmons
Ryan Slack
Anthony Smalls
Evan Smith
Luke Sniewski
Sye Sweat
Jaron Taylor
Eddie Thompson
Pago Togafau
David Tongolei
Donte’ Williams
Jon Winn
Jason Wright
Will Yoder
Brian Zeches
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LB
WR
DL
WR
DL
LB
WR
K
DL
OL
QB
DL
WR
WR
LB
DL
DB
TE
DB
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QB
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Akilah Lacey, WR
Shedrack Okoebor, WR
Matt Hagler, QB
Kenyon Blue, WR
Josh Barnett, RB
Shawn Oram, OL
Chris Boblit, OL
Clifton Buckway, OL
Dane Simmons, WR
Hunter Rodriguez, WR
Jon Winn, TE
Brandon Mennear, TE
Letters
2VL
3VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
2VL
2VL
1VL
1VL
2VL
Defense (18)
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21
24
28
32
34
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52
90
91
95
97
98
Player
Anthony Melvin, DB
Pago Togafau, LB
Quinton Freeman, DB
Marcel Lagrone, DB
Terrence Calloway, DB
David Beverly, DB
Donte’ Williams, DB
Michael Harris, DB
Anthony Henderson, LB
Atelea Raass, LB
Kris Krosch, LB
Brock Drake, LB
Zach Raphael, LB
Sye Sweat, DL
Dustin Schroader, DL
Jermaine Horn, DL
David Tongolei, DL
James Drake, DL
Letters
1VL
2VL
3VL
1VL
1VL
2VL
1VL
2VL
2VL
2VL
3VL
1VL
3VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
1VL
Special Teams (2)
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12
17
Player
Ryan Slack, K
Jaret Johnson, K
Returning Non-Lettermen (6)
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15
25
50
51
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Player
Brian Zeches, QB
Colin Poe, WR
John Schwartz, LB
Will Yoder, LB
Joe Nelthorpe, SN
Ivin Clark, DL
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Offense (6)
Letterwinners Returning (32)
Offense (12)
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14
30
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79
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85
88
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Letters
1VL
1VL
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1
9
31
74
79
88
Player
Akilah Lacey, WR
Shedrack Okoebor, WR
Josh Barnett, RB
Shawn Oram, OL
Clifton Buckway, OL
Brandon Mennear, TE
Player
Pago Togafau, LB
Quinton Freeman, DB
Marcel Lagrone, DB
David Beverly, DB
Anthony Henderson, LB
Kris Krosch, LB
Dustin Schroader, DL
Jermaine Horn, DL
Letters
2VL
3VL
1VL
1VL
2VL
2VL
Letters
2VL
3VL
1VL
2VL
2VL
3VL
1VL
1VL
Player
Ryan Slack, K
Jaret Johnson, K
Player
Last Classification
Eddie Thompson, WR
HS
Luc Martin, TE
HS
Ken Cornist, RB
HS
Keith Lohse, RB
HS
Evan Smith, OL
HS
John Morales, OL
HS
Bryce Metcalf, TE
HS
Bruce Minnett, WR
HS
Defense (7)
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2
22
27
37
43
58
94
Player
D.J. Clark, DB
Chaz Brewer, DB
Jason Wright, DB
Dustin Murray, DB
Jeff Charleston, DL
Brandon McMillin, LB
Anthony Smalls, DL
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2VL
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TR
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HS
Player
Luke Sniewski, QB
School
LA-Lafayette
JUCO Transfers (6)
Offense (5)
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School
Francisco Anguino, OL Cerritos JC
Turill Engleman, RB Golden West JC
William Liebert, OL
Snow College
Sam Downs, OL
Grossmont JC
Jonathan Macciola, OL DeAnza Coll.
Defense (1)
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Player
School
Renell Robinson, Jr., DL Riverside CC
Incoming Freshmen (11)
Offense (5)
Letters
1VL
1VL
Redshirts (15)
Offense (8)
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6
16
35
40
72
76
82
86
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18
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Special Teams (2)
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12
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Four-Year Transfers (1)
Offense (1)
Defense (8)
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Player
HS
Luke Butler, QB
Century HS
Lance Cartwright, OL
Layton HS
Clint Knickrehm, RB Pocatello HS
Pete Richter, WR
Timberline HS
Jaron Taylor, WR
Timberline HS
Defense (6)
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Player
HS
Dane Edmunson,LB N. Plymouth HS
Craig Garnett, DL
Santa Fe HS
Quincy Griffin, DL Moreno Valley HS
Kenny Helmandollar, DB Eagle HS
Matt Johnson, DB Charter Oak HS
Scott Jossis, DB Mountain View HS
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Arizona (5)
Anthony Melvin ............................ Avondale
Ivin Clark ....................................... Phoenix
Jaret Johnson ................................ Phoenix
Anthony Henderson .........................Tuscon
Ryan Slack ......................................Tucson
California (38)
Brandon McMillin ..................... Atascadero
Chaz Brewer ............................. Chino Hills
John Morales ........................... Chula Vista
Shedrack Okoebor ........................... Colton
Anthony Smalls ................................ Colton
Bruce Minnett ................................. Corona
Michael Harris ................................. Covina
Dane Simmons ........................... Etiwanda
Jonathan Macciola......................... Fremont
Matt Johnson ............................... Glendora
Turill Engleman .................... Golden Grove
Joe Nelthorpe .................................. Hemet
Zach Raphael .......................... Jamestown
Francisco Anguino ....................... La Palma
Jason Wright ................................ La Mesa
David Beverly .......................... Long Beach
James Drake .......................... Long Beach
Pago Togafau .......................... Long Beach
Donte’ Williams ........................ Los Angeles
Quinton Freeman ................. Moreno Valley
Quincy Griffin ........................ Moreno Valley
D.J. Clark .................................. Oceanside
David Tongolei................................. Ontario
Josh Barnett ................................ Riverside
Jermaine Horn ............................ Riverside
Colin Poe .................................... Riverside
Renell Robinson, Jr. .................... Riverside
Eddie Thompson ..................... Sacramento
Evan Smith .................................... Salinas
Kenyon Blue ............................. San Diego
Ken Cornist ............................... San Diego
Marcell Lagrone ........................ San Diego
Sam Downs ........................... Spring Valley
Terrance Calloway........................... Sylmar
Luke Sniewski ............................. Van Nuys
Akilah Lacey ........................... Westminister
Craig Garnett ................................... Whittier
Chris Boblit .............................. Yorba Linda
Idaho (22)
Scott Jossis ....................................... Boise
Dustin Murray ................................... Boise
Pete Richter ...................................... Boise
Matt Hagler ................................ Chubbuck
John Schwartz...................... Couer d’Alene
Dane Edmundson ........................ Fruitland
Kyle Anderson .............................. Hazelton
William Liebert ........................... Idaho Falls
Kris Krosch .................................... Mackay
Kenny Helmandollar ..................... Meridian
Hayden Plocher ........................... Meridian
Atelea Raass .................................. Nampa
Luke Butler ................................... Pocatello
Clint Knickrehm ............................ Pocatello
Keith Lohse .................................. Pocatello
Brandon Mennear ........................ Pocatello
Sterling Mennear .......................... Pocatello
Jon Winn ...................................... Pocatello
Spencer Franz ............................. Rexburg
Luc Martin .................................. Twin Falls
Brock Drake .................................... Weiser
Will Yoder ...................................... Wendell
Montana (1)
Hunter Rodriguez ............................... Butte
Oregon (1)
Jeff Charleston........................... Monmouth
Utah (6)
Bryce Metcalf ......................... Brigham City
Lance Cartwright .............................. Layton
Clifton Buckway ............................... Ogden
Dustin Schroader .................. Salt Lake City
Shawn Oram .............................. Slaterville
Sye Sweat.................................. Wendover
Washington (2)
Jaron Taylor ..................................... Lacey
Brian Zeches ................................. Pullman
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#46 * KYLE ANDERSON
Placekicker
5-8 * 175 * Fr * RS
Hazelton, ID
Valley HS
Joined the team for spring practice ... HS ... Lettered in football, track and basketball at Valley High School ... was AllConference twice at cornerback and Honorable Mention twice
as a quarterback ... also earned All-Conference as a kicker ...
helped Valley to the state playoffs in football as a sophomore,
and to the state basketball title as a sophomore ... Personal ...
his parents are Kevin and Raylene Anderson ... is majoring in
general studies ... his birthdate is April 4, 1985.
#63 * FRANCISCO ANGUIANO
Offensive Line
6-4 * 295 * Jr * JC
La Palma, CA
Cerritos JC
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#31 * JOSH BARNETT
Running Back
5-11 * 175 * So * 1VL
Riverside, CA
J.W. North HS
2004 ... Came off his redshirt after four games and led the
team in rushing with 480 yards and a pair of touchdowns ...
his 480 yards were the second-most by a freshman in ISU
history ... started six of his seven games ... earned his first
start against Montana State, rushing for 99 yards ... had his
best all-around game against Montana, rushing for 87 yards
and two touchdowns, and catching a four passes for 41 yards
... had his only 100-yard game with a 102-yard effort against
Sacramento State in a 29-24 win ... rushed for 89 yards
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yards, 48 rushing and 50 receiving on four catches at
Portland State ... had
just 11 yards rushing
against Northern Arizona before ending
the yards with 44
yards on only eight
carries against
Southern Utah ...
HS ... Lettered in
football at J.W. North
High School ... helped
his team to the state
championship in 2003 …
was named his league’s Most
Valuable Player as well as First
Team All-County and First Team
All-CIF as a senior … earned
those same distinctions as a junior, and was a Second Team All-League pick as a
sophomore … rushed for school records of 2,180
yards and 38 touchdowns as a senior … is also J.W.
North’s all-time career rushing leader ... Personal … His
parents are Greg and Terri Barnett … has four brothers and
sisters: Jamil, Kamil, Rajgee, and Tiana ... is undecided on a
major ... his birthday is August 1, 1986.
John Glenn HS
JC ... Lettered for two seasons at Cerritos Junior College ...
helped the Falcons to the 2003 conference title ... was a twoyear starter and was named Second Team All-Mission Conference in 2004 ... HS ... Lettered in football, wrestling, and
track at John Glenn High School ... as a senior he was named
All-America Honorable Mention, First Team All-Region, First
Team All-CIF, First Team All-Suburban League and was his
team’s Most Valuable Player… Also played in the 605 All-Star
Game, the California All-Star Game and in the Down Under
Bowl Game… Was his team’s Most Valuable Offensive Lineman four straight seasons, while earning All-Region as a junior… Was a league champion in wrestling as a freshman and
sophomore, while he also set his school’s bench press
record… Also placed second in the CIF Championships in
wrestling as a freshman and fourth his sophomore year…
Helped the track and field team to the league title his senior
year, while he won the discus championship ... Personal ...
his parents are Francisco and Irma Anguiano ... has a brother
Ivan and a sister Connie ... nickname is “Cisco” ... will major
in sociology ... his birthdate is January 7, 1984.
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Barnett's Career Rushing Stats
Year No Yds Yds/Att LG TD
2004 113 480
4.2
39 2
Total 113 480
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Barnett's Career Receiving Stats
2004 14 99
7.1
23 0
Total 14 99
7.1
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#21 * DAVID BEVERLY
Defensive Back
6-1 * 200 * Sr * 2VL
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Mitchell, but rushed for 439 yards and added another 109
receiving, despite missing some time with a broken arm ...
also returned 15 kickoffs for 300 yards ... rushed for 78 yards
and a touchdown on just nine carries in the opener against
Montana-Western ... had 16 yards rushing against Boise State,
along with 38 yards on kick returns ... had 102 combined
yards against Northern Colorado ... returned five kickoffs for
a career-high 111 yards, including a 39-yarder against Sacramento State ... had 41 yards rushing and a touchdown, 58
yards receiving, and 72 on kick returns before breaking his
arm against Eastern Washington ... missed two games and
came back for one carry against Weber State ... had a career-best 135-yard rushing day against Portland State, including a 53-yard scamper ... rushed for 45 and a score
against Northern Arizona ... had a 90-yard day with a touchdown against Cal Poly in the rain ... also threw a three-yard
touchdown pass to tight end Jared Allen in that game ... 2002
... Attended the University of California ... HS … Tabbed AllWest Region by Prep Star magazine, which called him a "clutch
receiver who is tough with good hands" ... played both receiver, running back and defensive back in high school ...
earned first team All-South Coast Region by the Los Angeles
Times and was named to Long Beach Press Telegram's 2001
Dream Team third team ... an All-Moore League first team
choice, he reeled off 951 yards and 13 touchdowns on 113
carries and also snared 21 passes for 216 yards ... as team's
captain and MVP, he propelled the Wilson High Bruins to the
CIF Southern Section Division I postseason ... best singlegame effort came at Homecoming game vs. Long Beach Millikan
High, when he bolted for 262 yards and four touchdowns on
the ground ... registered 4.52 time in 40 and 31-inch vertical
jump at Nike Camp ... slotted 17th among West Coast wide
receivers by PacWestFootball.com ... Personal ... his parents are Dwight Beverly, Sr. and
Dawn Hancock ... is majoring in physical education ...
his birthday is July 19,
1984 ... his father
played for the New Orleans Saints as a running back, scoring two
career touchdowns.
Long Beach, CA
Univ. of California
Wilson HS
2004 ... Switched from running back to defensive back, and
eventually earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors there ...
played the first four games exclusively as a running back ...
caught a season-high six passes in the opener against San
Diego State ... rushed for a season-high 90 yards on 18
carries in ISU’s 49-42 double-overtime win over Northern
Colorado ... rushed for 80 yards, including a 49-yarder, and
caught one pass for 35 yards against Eastern Washington ...
caught two passes against Montana State in his last real action on offense ... played the final six games at cornerback,
picking off three passes and breaking up 13 as well ... had
two breakups and two tackles against Montana in his first real
action on defense ... had five tackles and two more pass
breakups against Sacramento State ... picked off a pass and
recorded seven tackles against Weber State ... had an overthe-shoulder pick at Portland State, returning it 31 yards ...
also recovered an onsides kick in that game, and broke up
three other passes ... scored his only touchdown of the season, returning a pick 70 yards in a 24-17 win over Northern
Arizona ... finished the season with a season-high nine tackles and a fumble recovery against Souther Utah ... also served
as a parttime kickoff returner, returning seven kicks for 119
yards ... 2003 ... Served primarily as the backup for Isaac
Beverly's Career Defensive Stats
Year TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FR Int-Yds PBU
2003
4-1
0-0
0.0-0
0
0-0
0
2003 29-20
1-2
0.0-0
1
3-126 13
Total 33-21
1-2
0.0-0
1
3-126 13
Beverly's Career Kickoff Return Stats
2003 15 300
20.0
39 0
2004 7 119
17.0
30 0
Total 22 419
19.1
39 0
Beverly's Career Receiving Stats
2003 13 109
8.4
31 0
2004 15 113
7.6
35 0
Total 28 222
7.9
35 0
Beverly's Career Rushing Stats
2003 90 439
4.9
53 4
2004 51 227
4.5
49 0
Total 141 666
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Wide Receiver
Offensive Line
5-7 * 180 * So * 1VL
6-4 * 280 * So * 1VL-RS
San Diego, CA
Yorba Linda, CA
Helix Charter HS
Esperanza HS
2004 ... Blue played as a true freshman, catching 17 passes for 206
yards ... also served as the team’s
top punt returner, returning 22
kicks for an 8.5 average and a
touchdown ... also returned
19 kickoffs for 372 yards, a
19.6 yard average ...
opened his career with two
kickoff returns for 33 yards
and one reception for six
yards ... returned a seasonhigh four kickoffs for 88 yards
against Cal Poly ... made his
biggest impact in ISU’s win over
Northern Colorado, picking up an
errent punt and racing 39 yards
untouched for a touchdown ... also
caught a season-high four passes
for 55 yards ... was injured for the
Eastern Washington game, but still
managed one catch and returned a pair
of kickoffs and punts ... amassed over 100
total yards with 44 on two receptions, including a season-long 38-yarder, 57 yards
on kickoffs, and eight yards on punt returns
... caught two passes against both Montana
and Sacramento State ... didn’t catch a pass
against Weber State, but returned five punts
for 55 yards, including a 22-yarder ... had three catches for
37 yards against Portland State, and 75 yards on three kickoff
returns ... finished the season with 58 yards on kickoff returns
against Southern Utah ... HS ... Lettered in football for two
years at Helix Charter High School, as well as track for two ...
helped his team to a state championship in 2002, and runnerup finish in 2003 … was named First Team All-Grossmont
South League and First Team All-East County as a senior,
rushing for 1,165 yards and 11 touchdowns on 170 carries ...
was named Helix’s “Iron Man” award winner ... served as a
team captain ... Personal … His parents are Kennis and
Kaleen Blue ... has a brother Kaden ... will major in business
... his birthday is March 24, 1986.
Blue's Career Receiving Stats
2004 17 206
12.1
38 0
Total 17 206
12.1
38 0
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2004... Played in all 11 games last season, all in a reserve
role ... also served on the field goal and PAT unit as a blocker
... 2003 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and track
at Esperanza High School ... helped his team to a Sunset
League Championship, and the quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs ... was an Honorable Mention All-Conference pick as a
senior, where he also picked up his team’s Most Improved
Offensive Player Award ... was named Player of the Game in
a playoff game against Santa Margarita in the first round of the
2002 CIF Playoffs ... recipient of the 2001 Coach’s Award ...
Personal ... his parents are Michael and Laura Boblit ... will
major in history education ... his uncle Chris played football at
Navy, and his grandfather Richard ran track at Colorado.
#22 * CHAZ BREWER
Defensive Back
6-2 * 200 * Jr * 2VL-RS
Chino Hills, CA
Ayala HS
2004 ... Brewer played in two game before suffering a broken
leg in game two, allowing him to use the season as a medical
redshirt ... had six tackles in the opener against San Diego
State with a pass breakup ... had two tackles before breaking
his led in the opening half against Cal Poly ... 2003 ... Started
all 12 games as a true sophomore ... tied his career-high with
four tackles against Montana-Western in the opener, and then
bettered that the next week with five against Boise State ...
credited with two passes broken up against Montana-Western
... had seven tackles in the conference opener against Sacramento State ... finished the year by recording at least four
tackles in each of his final seven games ... had four apiece
against Montana State and Montana ... had five against both
Weber State and Portland State ... recorded a five-yard tackle
for a loss against Weber State ...knocked down a pass against
Portland State ... had four tackles in each of the final three
games, including a career-high tying four solo stops against
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Cal Poly ... 2002 ... Played in all 11 games as a true freshman
... had 10 tackles, one for loss, and an interception during the
season ... became the first true freshman to return an interception for a touchdown since 1998 when he went 30 yards
with a pick in his first career game, against Montana-Western
... had five passes defended on the year ... had a busy day
against Southern Utah, with a career-high four tackles, including three solos ... HS … Played football for two years and
track and field for three years at Ayala High School … was
named First Team All-League at running back, leading his
team to an undefeated Sierra League Championship … was
named All-CIF and All-Inland Valley … was also named Offensive Player of the Year, and twice he was named Impact
Player of the Year … was league Most Valuable Player as a
senior … Personal … Is majoring in sociology … his birthday
is September 10, 1984 … was named Sadie Hawkins King
and Winter Formal Prince.
Year
2002
2003
2004
Total
Brewer's Career Defensive Stats
TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF Int-Yds PD
10-6
1-1
0.0-0
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49-25
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0.0-0
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0-0
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8-3
0-0
0.0-0
0
0-0
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67-34
2-6
0.0-0
0 1-30
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#79 * CLIFTON BUCKWAY
Offensive Line
6-3 * 285 * Jr * 2VL-RS
Ogden, UT
Bonneville HS
2004 ... Started all 11 games for Idaho State at left guard ...
2003... Recovered from a torn ACL to play in the final four
games for ISU as a defensive lineman ... recovered a fumble
against Cal Poly that set up a touchdown ... recorded his only
tackle on the season against Southern Utah... 2002 ...
Redshirted ... HS ... Buckway was a three-year letterman at
Bonneville High School ... was named Second Team All-Region 4 ... was also a Second Team-All-State
selection, as he led his team to the state 4A
finals ... also lettered for three years in
basketball and baseball ... a member of
the Bonneville Honor Roll for three
years ... Personal ... His parents
are Dallas and Shirlene ... major is
marketing ... his birthdate is April
22, 1981 ... he and his wife Shanna
have a son, Tyler (10/15/2004) ...
served a two-year LDS Mission to
Chile.
Blue's Career Kickoff Return Stats
2004 19 372
19.6
29 0
Total 19 372
19.6
29 0
Blue's Career Punt Return Stats
2004 22 186
8.5
39 1
Total 22 186
8.5
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#41 * BROCK DRAKE
Defensive Back
Defensive Line
Linebacker
5-11 * 198 * So * 1VL-RS
6-3 * 255 * So * 1SQ-RS
6-0 * 205 * So * 1VL
Sylmar, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Weiser, ID
San Fernando HS
Camelback HS
Boise State Univ.
Weiser HS
2004 ... Terrence saw action in six games as a safety and on
special teams ... recorded two tackles on the season, both
coming in the season finale against Southern Utah ... 2003 ...
Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football at San Fernando
High School ... averaged two touchdowns per game in being
named team Most Valuable Player and All-League ... Personal ... his mother is Jackie Calloway ... is majoring in sociology ... his birthday is February 21, 1985.
Year
2004
Total
Calloway's Career Defensive Stats
2-2
0-0
0.0-0
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0-0
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2-2
0-0
0.0-0
0
0-0
0
#43 * JEFF CHARLESTON
2004 ... Missed the 2004 season with an injury ... 2003 ...
Redshirted ... HS ... lettered in football and track at Camelback High School ... helped Camelback to a pair of state
playoff appearances and back-to-back Metro Region Championships ... was named First Team All-Conference both as a
defensive end and as a tight end his junior and senior years
... was also a Second Team All-State defensive end last season ... earned All-Greater Phoenix First Team honors last
year as a defensive end ... recorded a career-high 17 sacks
last year, and had 22 overall ... Personal … his mother is
Sheila Clark … is majoring in political science ... is related to
Darryl Morris, who played for the Arizona Cardinals and the
Washington Redskins ... an Honor Roll student and a member of the All-Academic Team.
#35 * KEN CORNIST
Defensive Line
Running Back
6-4 * 260 * Sr * Tr
5-11 * 210 * Fr * RS
Monmouth, OR
San Diego, CA
Western Oregon
Helix Charter HS
Central HS
2004 ... Sat out the year per NCAA transfer regulations ...
WOU ... Was a two-time All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference pick during his only two seasons at WOU ... led the team
as a sophomore in sacks (4.5, tackles for loss (10.5) and
fumble recoveries (4) ... was third on the team with 69 tackles
... scored a touchdown on a fumble return as a freshman ...
HS ... Lettered for three years in both football and basketball
...was a First Team All-Oregon pick as a tight end ... also
named Second Team All-State as a linebacker ... Personal ...
His parents are John and Shelley Charleston ... his birthdate
is January 19, 1983 ... majoring in biology.
#2 * D.J. CLARK
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football for three
years at Helix Charter High School, as well as track for three
... helped his team to a pair of state championships in 2001
and 2002, and runner-up finish in 2003 … was named Helix’s
team MVP and was a Second Team All-CIF pick after rushing
for 1,530 yards and 11 touchdowns on 249 carries ... was
also a Second Team All-San Diego Union Tribune pick ...
also earned a First Team All-CIF selection as a wide receiver
in his career as well ... served as a team captain ... Personal
… his parents are Ken and DeLance Cornist ... will major in
education ... his birthday is June 4, 1985 ... his cousin David
Hinton played at Arizona and with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Defensive Back
Year
2004
Total
Brock Drake's Career Defensive Stats
2-1
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0.0-0
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0-0
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2-1
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0.0-0
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#98 * JAMES DRAKE
Defensive Line
6-3 * 280 * Sr * 2VL
Long Beach, CA
Wilson HS
#77 * SAM DOWNS
6-2 * 195 * Fr * RS
Offensive Line
Oceanside, CA
6-3 * 285 * Jr * JC
El Camino HS
Spring Valley, CA
Grossmont Coll.
2004 .. Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and track for
three years each at El Camino High School ... as a senior
was First Team All-North County and First Team All-Avocado
League ... was named Second Team All-Union Tribune and
Second Team All-CIF ... also was named All-San Diego Section ... had three interceptions as a senior, and played on
offense as well, scoring six touchdowns ... was a team captain
... ran the 100-meter in track at 10.8 and the 200-meter in
21.6 ... Personal … His parents are Al and Karen Clark …
has a brother Andre, and a sister Arlia ... will major in business
... his birthday is November 30, 1986 ... first name is Derrick.
2004 ... Played in the final eight games for Idaho State, mostly
on special teams ... recorded two tackles on the season ...
BSU ... Redshirted the 2003
season for the Boise State
Broncos ... HS ... Lettered
in football, basketball, and
track at Weiser High School
... despite a nagging injury,
he led Wesier to the state championship game as a senior ...
helped his team to the state semifinals as a junior and a sophomore ...
was a First Team All-State pick as both
a linebacker and a running back
...was named Player of the Year by
the Argus Observer, and he was
also named Snake River Valley
Player of the Year ... was named
All-League as a linebacker as a junior, and as a tight end as a sophomore
... Personal ... his parents are Craig
and Lorraine Drake ... his birthdate is
November 17, 1984 ... will major in
psychology.
Vallhalla HS
JC ... Lettered for two seasons at Grossmont College ... Was
a JC Gridwire All-American last year ... helped Grossmont to
a semifinal playoff appearance in 2004 and a finals appearance in 2003 ... helped the Griffins to an undefeated regular
season in 2004 before losing in the semifinals ... anchored a
line that helped Griffin runners average 229.5 yards per game
... Grossmont’s offense averaged 481.5 yards per contest ...
and averaged 32.6 points per game ... HS ... Lettered in both
football and baseball at Vallhalla High School ... Personal ...
will major in management ... was born in Indiana.
2004 ... Played in all 11 games for Idaho State, starting one ...
led the team with 4.5 sacks and 21 yards in losses ... picked
up a half-sack against Cal Poly ... had another half-sack against
Eastern Washington ... had a season-high five tackles against
Montana State, including 1.5 sacks ... had four tackles, including two sacks for 10 yards in losses against Montana ... recorded a tackle apiece against both Sacramento State and
Weber State ... started against Portland State, but didn’t record
a tackle ... had three tackles against Northern Arizona ... 2003
... Played in nine games for the Bengals after missing the first
three with an injury ... eventually earned a starting position
and was named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky ... ... recorded just 10 tackles in his first five games while still recovering from injury, but had 22 in his last four games, all starts ...
played his first collegiate game against Sacramento State, recording two tackles ... also forced a fumble that thwarted a
scoring drive at the ISU 4-yard line ... had one tackle against
Eastern Washington, and then two each against Montana State
and Montana ... had three tackles vs. Weber State, earning
him a start the next week ... started against Portland State,
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in that game ... had another five tackle game
against Northern Arizona ... had a career-high seven tackles, including four
solo stops, also a career-high, against
Cal Poly ... ended the season with another five tackle game against Southern Utah ... also had a tackle for a loss
in that game ... 2002 ... Sat out the season
as a Prop 48 ... HS ... Lettered in football,
basketball, and track at Wilson High
School ... was team captain as a junior
and a senior ... was named All-League
and Defensive Most Valuable Player for
two straight seasons ... was named First
Team All-CIF ... led his team to the state
playoffs ... Personal ... His parents are
Allen and Geneva Drake ... is majoring in
sociology ... his birthday is August 27, 1984
... was named to the Honor Roll as a sophomore, junior, and
senior.
*will earn a fourth year of eligibility by completing 80% of
graduation requirements prior to the fall 2006 semester.
Year
2003
2004
Total
James Drake's Career Defensive Stats
32-8
2-2
0.0-0
1
0-0
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19-7
6-21
4.5-21 0
0-0
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51-15
8-23
4.5-21 1
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#20 * SPENCER FRANZ
Defensive Back
5-11 * 195 * So * RS
Rexburg, ID
Ricks College
Madison HS
Participated in spring ball for ISU ... JC ... Played for one
season at Ricks College ... HS ... Lettered in football, track,
and basketball at Madison High School ... in track, Franz
helped set the school record in btoh the 4x200 and 4x400meter relays ... helped Madison to the state playoffs in football
and a state title in 2001 for boys basketball ... a member of the
Honor Roll at Madison ... Personal … His parents are Bob
and Marilyn Franz … has a brother Ben who played football
at Ricks and at Oberlin College ... majoring in biology ... his
birthday is December 1, 1982.
#8 * QUINTON FREEMAN
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tackles against Eastern Washington
... had a stellar game against Sacramento State, picking off a pair of
passes and recovering a fumble
to go with six tackles ... added
seven tackles in his next game
against Weber State ... picked off
his team-leading fourth pass of the
season, this against Northern Arizona ... had four tackles in each of
his last two games, against Northern Arizona and Southern Utah ...
2003 ... Played in 11 of ISU’s 12
games, starting the Boise State game ...
picked off his only pass of the year, and
the seventh of his career, when he
nabbed one against Montana-Western in
the opener, returning it 27 yards ... had
two tackles in that game, including one
for a loss ... had four tackles in his only
start against Boise State ... had three tackles against Sacramento State .,.. also racked up three tackles against Southern
Utah ... named a preseason “Rising Star” by I-AA.org for
2003 ... 2002 ... Had a stellar rookie campaign, tying for the
Big Sky lead in interceptions while earning Honorable Mention All-Big Sky honors ... started the final 10 games of the
season as a freshman ... picked off six passes, an ISU record
for a freshman, and it tied for the fourth-most in school history
... earned his first start in week two against Utah State ... had
a great game at Montana in his first conference game with six
tackles, four solos, and his first career interception ... two
weeks later he had five tackles and a diving interception against
Eastern Washington ... tied a Holt Arena record with three
interceptions against Weber State ... nabbed up his last pick of
the season in the finale against Southern Utah ... 2001 ...
Redshirted ... HS … a two-sport letterman at Notre Dame
High School, playing football for four years, and basketball for
three ... was an All-CIF selection in 2000, and was twice
named All-League ... was named team MVP as a senior ... led
his team to a pair of quarterfinal appearances, and one semifinal appearance .... made the honor roll twice during his
senior year ... Personal … his parents are William, III and
Ora Louise Freeman … major is mass communication ... his
birthday is May 12, 1983.
Freeman's Career Defensive Stats
Year TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF Int-Yds PBU
2002 33-15
0-0
0.0-0
0
6-15
8
2003 13-4
1-0
0.0-0
0
1-27
1
2004 47-25
0-0
0.0-0
1
4-100
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Total 93-44
1-0
0.0-0
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#14 * MATT HAGLER
Defensive Back
Quarterback
6-1 * 202 * Sr * 3VL-RS
6-3 * 200 * So * 1VL-RS
Moreno Valley, CA
Pocatello, ID
Notre Dame HS
Pocatello HS
2004 ... Freeman played in all 11 games, starting seven ...
led the team in interceptions with four, marking the second time
in his career in leading ISU in interceptions ... his 11 career
interceptions has him tied for fifth all-time on the ISU career list,
ending the season just six away from tying the ISU record ...
recorded a career-high 47 tackles ... recorded an interception against Cal Poly, returning it 43 yards ... recorded five
tackles in his first start of the season, against Northern Colo-
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2004 ... Had a solid rookie campaign, seeing action in seven
games, all in relief ... was 33-of-66 with a pair of touchdowns
and 377 yards passing ... also rushed for 24 yards on eight
carries with a touchdown ... made his debut on the final series
against San Diego State, going 3-for-7 for 52 yards, and
scoring his first career touchdown on a 2-yard run ... the
action marked his first in nearly five years after a sitting out a
season, a two-year mission and a redshirt season ... played
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interception ... played the final series against Eastern Washington, going 5-for-7 for 52 yards, ending the drive with his
first career touchdown pass ... came in for just one play against
Montana ... played a series against Sacramento State, but
didn’t complete a pass ... saw significant action against Portland State, going 21-for-42 with a touchdown and a careerhigh 251 yards against Portland State ... finished the season
with a 3-for-5 performance for 19 yards against Northern
Arizona ... 2003 ... Redshirted ... HS … a three-year letterman
in football at Pocatello High School under coach Gino Mariani
… was named All-State after his senior year where he directed the Indians to the state semifinals … was the Idaho A1
Division I Offensive Player of
the Year ... threw for over
3,800 yards during his senior year, including 496
yards in one game … that
was one of three games
in which Hagler threw for
over 400 yards … had six
touchdown passes in a
game twice … threw for 38 touchdowns on the year … he broke
Pocatello High School records for
yards in a season, and career yardage …also lettered in basketball and
baseball … led Pocatello to a 1999 state
championship in basketball ... Personal
…is the son of Gary and Karla Hagler
… is majoring in management … his
birthday is December 15, 1981.
Year
2004
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Hagler's Career Passing Stats
Effic Cmp-Att-I
Pct. Yds TD
92.83
33-66-5
50.0 377 2
92.83 33-66-5
50.0 377 2
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Hagler's Career Rushing Stats
2004 8 24
3.0
7
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Total 8 24
3.0
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#28 * MICHAEL HARRIS
Defensive Back
6-2 * 200 * Jr * 2VL
Covina, CA
Charter Oak HS
2004 ... Saw action in four games with two starts before tearing an ACL against Eastern Washington ... started the opening two games of the season, against San Diego State and
Cal Poly ... recorded seven tackles against San Diego State
... had three tackles including one for a loss against Cal Poly
... Against Northern Colorado he blocked a punt that resulted
in a touchdown, and his interception at the ISU five-yard paved
the way for a 95-yard game-tying drive in the final seconds ...
recorded three tackles against Eastern Washington prior to
his injury ... 2003 ... Was pressed into service as a true
freshman, and handled himself well, racking up four pass
breakups and recording 18 tackles ... played in 10 games
with three starts ... was literally given a baptism by fire, starting
his first collegiate game against Boise State ... didn’t find out he
would play in the game, let alone start, until the morning of the
game ... recorded five tackles and a pass break up in that
game ... had another pass breakup against Northern Colorado ... had a career-high seven stops against Sacramento
State, with two breakups ... saw his playing time diminish with
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three more tackles on the year, against Weber State, Portland
State, and Cal Poly ... HS ... Lettered in
football, basketball, and track at Charter
Oak High School ... earned Second
Team All-Valley and All-CIF honors in
football, basketball, and track ... was
named All-Region in football by
Prep Star magazine ...was also
named All-Valley in football by
The Los Angeles Times
...helped his team win the 2002
CIF championship ... Personal
… his parents are Michael and
Wendy Harris … will major in education … his cousin Anthony Kelley
played football at Washington.
tackles and an interception against Northern Arizona, which
he returned 23 yards ... had six tackles and one for a loss
against Cal Poly, and ended the season with three tackles
and one for a loss against Southern Utah ... 2002 ... Redshirted
... HS … Lettered for three years in football, three years in
track, and two years in basketball at Salpointe Catholic High
School … was a First Team All-State selection as a senior,
and he also was a First Team All-League, All-City, and AllRegion selection as well …led Salpointe with 92 tackles, 48
unassisted … had 3.5 sacks and three fumble recoveries …
also rushed for 406 yards and four touchdowns on 68 caries
as a running back … as a junior was voted Salpointe’s Athlete
of the Year … his team went 8-2 during his senior year, winning the league title … as a junior his team went 10-3, earning
a region championship an qualifying for the state semifinals …
Personal … His mother is Xenia Hall … will major in psychology … his birthday is September 9, 1983 … an honor roll
member and a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Harris's Career Defensive Stats
Year TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF Int-Yds PBU
2003 18-8
0-0
0.0-0
0
0-0
4
2004 13-7
1-3
0.0-0
0
1-0
0
Total 18-8
0-0
0.0-0
0
0-0
4
Henderson's Career Defensive Stats
Year TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU
2003 68-24 4-6
0.0-0 0 1-0
1-23
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2004 61-26 12-24 2.5-10 3 1-0
1-0
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Total 129-50 16-30 2.5-10 3 2-0
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#32 * ANTHONY HENDERSON
#95 * JERMAINE HORN
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was a First Team All-Conference pick ... HS ... Lettered in
football, baseball, and basketball, each for two seasons, at
Norte Vista High School ... was a two-time All-Sunkist League
pick as well as a two time team MVP … was also named AllRiverside County and First Team All-CIF … he was the 2001
Pepsi Athlete of the Year for the Citrus Belt region … helped
his team to the state semifinals as a senior … in baseball he
was a two-time All-Sunkist League pick and All-Riverside
County, leading Norte Vista to the state semifinals twice …
averaged 15 points and 12 rebounds per game as a senior in
basketball ... Personal … His parents are Liberty and Carrie
Horn … will major in physical education ... his birthday is
March 29, 1983 … was Homecoming King as a senior.
Horn's Career Defensive Stats
2004 58-26 13-31 2.5-13 3 0-0
0-0
0
Total 58-26 13-31 2.5-13 3 0-0
0-0
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Horn's Career Rushing Stats
2004 13 14
1.1
3
3
Total 13 14
1.1
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#17 * JARET JOHNSON
Placekicker
Linebacker
Defensive Line
5-10 * 200 * Sr * 1VL
6-2 * 220 * Jr * 2VL-RS
6-2 * 290 * Sr * 1VL
Phoenix, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Riverside, CA
Univ. of Nebraska
Salpointe Catholic HS
Riverside CC
Arcadia HS
Notre Vista HS
2004 ... Started and played in all 11 games for the Bengals at
outside linebacker ... was fourth on the
team in tackles with 61, and his 12 tackles for loss were second on the team ...
led the team with three forced fumbles
... recorded eight tackles in the opener
against San Diego State, including a
tackle for a loss ... had another eight tackle
game against Cal Poly, with a tackle for
a loss and a half-sack ... had a big
game against Eastern Washington
with seven tackles, two for a loss, a
half-sack, an interception, and a pass
break-up ... had a career-night against
Montana State with 10 tackles (five solo),
two passes broken up, two tackles for
loss and a half-sack ... followed that up
with a nine tackle (six solo) effort at Montana ...had three tackles for losses of
nine yards, part of a five-tackle, one
sack game against Sacramento State
... had two tackles in each of his next three games before
ending the season with a nine-tackle performance, including
a season-best seven solo stops, against Southern Utah ...
2003... Stared seven games and played in 12, playing all
three linebacker positions ... earned Honorable Mention AllBig Sky honors after recording 68 tackles, a fumble recovery
and an interception ... had four tackles in the opener against
Montana-Western ... recorded nine tackles against Boise State
...earned starts in his next two games , recorded eight tackles
against Northern Colorado, and five against Sacramento State,
including a tackle for a loss ... had four more tackles against
Eastern Washington ... recorded eight tackles vs. Montana
before his career-high of 11 at Weber State ... the Weber State
game was the first of five straight starts to end the season for
Henderson ... recovered a fumble in that game ... had seven
2004 ... Became a fan favorite with his hard-nosed play ...
earned the team’s Newcomer of the Year Award ... played in
all 11 games starting eight of the last nine ... was fifth on the
team with 58 tackles, including a team-leading 13 for loss ...
also moonlighted as a fullback, eventually leading the team in
rushing touchdowns with three, and earning the nickname
“The Cooler”... had six tackles in his ISU debut against San
Diego State ... recorded a season-high nine tackles against
Cal Poly, along with a forced fumble and a tackle for a loss ...
had another forced fumble in his next game at Northern Colorado, with a tackle for a loss and six tackles ... had just three
tackles vs. Eastern Washington, but two were for loss, including his first Bengal sack ... had 10 combined tackles against
Montana State and Montana ... ...rushed the ball once against
Montana for a loss of a yard ... had a great game with five
tackles, three for loss, and a sack against Sacramento State ...
ran the ball twice for five yards, including his first touchdown
... had four tackles against Weber State, and one more rush
for his second touchdown of the season ... had two tackles
and two yards rushing against Portland State, converting a
fourth-down ... had the game of
his life against Northern Arizona with a season-high tying nine tackles, three tackles for a loss, and a half-sack
... got a workout on offense,
rushing seven times for seven
yards and a touchdown ...had
two tackles in the finale against
Southern Utah ... JC ... Was a
two-year letterwinner at Riverside Community College …
was named an Honorable
Mention All-American in
2003 after recording 90
tackles and 14 sacks …
2004 ... Johnson played in the first six games as the team’s
starting placekicker before injuring his leg, whihc forced him
out of the final five games ... was 6-of-12 on field goals, and
15-of-18 on extra points ... hit all three of his extra points
against San Diego State ... was a perfect 2-for-2, including a
season-long 40 yarder against Cal Poly ... his extra point with
24 seconds left at Northern Colorado tied the contest at 42 ...
made a 35-yard field goal on his only attempt at Eastern Washington ... was 2-for-4 against Montana State, hitting from 39
yards out ... made a 22-yarder against Montana, but had his
game-winning attempt from 48 blocked with 30 seconds left ...
NU ... Redshirted in 2003 ... competed for the Huskers in their
2004 spring game, kicking a pair of extra points ... JC ...
Lettered for two seasons at Scottsdale Community College ...
was the starting kicker for the Artichokes as a sophomore ...
was 12-for-15 on field goals, including 12-for-13 from inside
50 yards ... went 21-of 22 on extra points ... kicked one
game-winner as time expired and had a long of 49 yards ...
tied Scottsdale record with four field goals in a game, and his
streak of 10 straight was the second-most in school history ...
was a Second Team All-ACCAC and Second Team Western
States Football League pick ... HS ... Lettered in football for
four years, soccer for three and baseball for two at Arcadia
High School ... as a senior he earned All-Region honors at
kicker, punter, and secondary ... hit a 50-yard field goal as a
junior, the second longest in school history ... was a Second
Team All-Region pick as a kicker, and was Arcadia’s Special
Teams Player of the Year ... hit a 49-yard field goal as a
freshman ... also was named team MVP in both soccer and
baseball as a senior ... Personal ... his parents are Stephen
and Nana Johnson ... his birthdate is December 16, 1982 ...
is majoring in sociology ... his brother Reed plays baseball at
Whittier College.
Year
2004
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Johnson's Career Kicking Stats
FG-FMA LG XP-XPA Pts
6-12
40
15-18
33
6-12
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15-18
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#1 * AKILAH LACEY
Linebacker
Wide Receiver
6-2 * 220 * Sr * 3VL-RS
6-3 * 202 * Jr * 2VL-RS
Mackay, ID
Westminster, CA
Mackay HS
Westminster HS
2004 ... Krosch played all 11 games, starting all 11 at outside
linebacker ... was tied for second on the team with 91 total
tackles ... had an interceptions, a forced fumble and a fumble
recovery ... recorded double-digit tackles five times during
the season ... opened the year with a then-career best 10
tackle game against San Diego State, including eight solo
stops ... had 10 tackles again in his next game against Cal
Poly ... set a new career-high with 12 tackles against Eastern
Washington, including a tackle for a loss ... had 10 tackles and
a half-sack against Montana State ... had six tackles, plus a
forced fumble against Sacramento State ... had nine tackles
and a tackle for a loss against Weber State ... had seven
tackles and an interception against Portland State ... had his
second 12-tackle game of the season against Northern Arizona before ending the year with a nine-tackle effort against
Southern Utah ... 2003... Played in nine games, including
one start for the Bengals ... started off the season on the right
foot, recovering a fumble and grabbing an interception along
with three tackles with against Montana-Western ... missed the
next three games, but came back against Eastern Washington
to record a tackle ...also had a tackle against Montana State
before getting two against Montana ... started and recorded
three tackles against Weber State ... recorded a season-high
five tackles against Portland State ... had three tackles each
vs. Northern Arizona and Cal Poly, including a tackle for a
loss against Northern Arizona ... finished the year with a tackle
against Southern Utah ... 2002 ... Was injured for much of the season, but played in
five games ... recorded three tackles on
the season, two solo ... had a pair of solo
stops against Weber State ... also recorded
a tackle against Southern Utah ... 2001...
Redshirted ... HS … a four-year letterwinner
in football, he helped lead Mackay to four
straight state football titles ... a two-time AllState Offensive Player of the Year winner ...
as a senior, he earned All-State, All-Area,
and All-Conference honors, as well as Area
Player of the Year accolades ... he rushed
for 1,800 yards as a senior, and threw for
another 1,400 yards ... rushed for 27
touchdowns and passed for another 18,
accounting for 45 touchdowns his senior year
... on the defensive side, he recorded 150 tackles and five interceptions ... as a junior he earned
All-State, All-Area, and All-Conference honors
... was All-Conference as a sophomore ... in
basketball, he was a Second Team pick for All-Area, All-State
and All-Conference ... helped Mackay to a pair of state basketball titles as well ... also lettered in track for three years ...
was Homecoming King ... a member of the National Honor
Society ... Personal … his parents are Jim and Kandy Krosch
… is majoring in marketing … his birthday is February 18,
1983.
Krosch's Career Defensive Stats
2002 3-1
0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
1-0
1
2003 22-7 1-0
0.0-0 0 1-0
1-0
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2004 91-35 6-11
0.5-1 1 1-0
1-0
1
Total 116-43 7-11
0.5-1 1 2-0
3-0
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Enters the 2004 season with a catch in 17 consecutive games
... ranked 20th by the Sports Network among returning I-AA
receivers ... 2004 ... Had an unbelievable sophomore campaign with 56 catches for 803 yards and seven touchdowns
... Lacey’s 56 catches and 803 yards were both the secondmost by a Bengal in school history ... had five catches for 79
yardss against I-A San Diego State ... had his second career
100-yard game with 117 yards on eight catches with a touchdown against Cal Poly ... caught nine-passes for 92 yards
against Northern Colorado ... scored the tying touchdown in
the final minute, and then caught the winning touchdown in the
second overtime ... had nine more catches for 87 yards and a
touchdown at Eastern Washington ... caught a 58-yard touchdown against Montana State, part of a three-catch, 80-yard
day ... had a career-effort against Montana, with a careerhigh 10 receptions for a career-high 177 yards ... had a 65yard, six-catch day with a score against Sacramento State ...
caught two balls for 46 yards against Weber State ... had just
one catch against both Portland State and Northern Arizona
... finished the year with two catches
for 46 yards against Southern
Utah, including a 34-yard
touchdown ... 2003 ... Lacey
turned in a solid freshman
campaign, coming on
strong in the second half of
the season ... caught 21
passes for 376 yards and
five touchdowns over the final
six games after opening the season with nine catches for 131 yards
and one score in the opening six games
... had five catches in his first game for 43
yards against Montana-Western ... had just
one catch for seven yards over his next three
games, that coming against Northern Colorado
... had three catches for 80 yards and a touchdown against Eastern Washington ... had arguably ISU’s most important catch of the season, hauling in a
fingertip catch for 36 yards on third-and-10 that set the stage
for ISU’s comeback from a 14-point fourth quarter deficit over
the final 5:01 ... had a breakout game with career-highs in
catches (seven ) and yards (107) against Montana ... caught
just one pass, but it went for a 37-yard score against Weber
State ... had a three-catch, 63-yard day with another touchdown against Portland State ... caught three more passes for
66 yards, plus a touchdown for the third straight game against
Northern Arizona ... had four catches for 67 yards against Cal
Poly, none bigger than his 40-yard over-the-shoulder grab
with 13 seconds left in the half ... ended the season with a
touchdown in his fifth straight game as he caught three passes
for 37 yards, putting him in fifth place among ISU freshman
with 30 catches ... his 11-yard second quarter catch broke the
ISU freshman record for receiving yards in a season, and his
15-yard touchdown ran his final season total to 507... 2002 ...
Redshirted .. HS … Lettered in football, basketball, and track
at Westminster High School … was named Offensive Player of
the Year after averaging 22.3 yards per catch … racked up
1,090 yards receiving during his senior year, earning All-CIF
Division 6 honors … helped his team to a Goldenwest League
championship, scoring 12 touchdowns … Personal … His
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Billy Tidwell was a running back at the University of California.
Year
2003
2004
Total
Lacey's Career Receiving Stats
No
Yds Yds/Rec
LG
30
507
16.9
43
56
803
14.3
58
86
1310
15.2
58
TD
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7
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#10 * MARCELL LAGRONE
Defensive Back
6-1 * 195 * Sr * 1VL
San Diego, CA
Southwestern Coll.
Lincoln HS
2004 ... An 11-game starter at strong safety, Lagrone was tied
for second on the team in tackles with 91 ... had a sack, five
passes broken up, two interceptions, and two forced fumbles
... had six tackles and picked off a pass in his first game with
ISU, against San Diego State ... had a monster night with 15
tackles against Cal Poly, along with a pass break up ... had 10
tackles against Northern Colorado, and his bone jarring hit
forced a fumble at the ISU two-yard line in the second overtime to clinch the game for the Bengals ... had 11 tackles
against Eastern Washington ... had six tackles, plus one for a
loss, against Montana State ... had a nice game with six tackles, a forced fumble, and two passes broken up against Montana ... had 10 tackles on Homecoming against Sacramento
State ... in that game, he also picked off a screen pass and
raced 25 yards for his first career touchdown ... had four
tackles against Weber State, and followed that with six at Portland State and seven against Northern Arizona ... ended the
season with nine tackles at Southern Utah, including his only
sack of the year ... JC ... played two years for Southwestern
College in Chula Vista, California, where he earned Honorable Mention All-America honors from JC Gridwire magazine
... was his team’s Most Valuable Player ... also earned First
Team All-State and All-Conference honors ... as a sophomore
he registered 131 tackles, 59 solo ... had four forced fumbles,
three sacks, eight passes broken up, and he blocked four
kicks ... as a freshman, he registered 96 tackles, 39 solo ... he
had three interceptions, two of which he brought back for
touchdowns, and forced three fumbles ... HS ... lettered for
three years in football at Lincoln Prep ... Personal ... his
parents are Carl and Lisa Lagrone ... will major in sociology
... his birthday is April
12, 1982 ... his
father and
brother both
played football at the
University
of Nevada.
Lagrone's Career Defensive Stats
2003 68-24 4-6
0.0-0 0 1-0
1-23
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2004 61-26 12-24 2.5-10 3 1-0
1-0
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Offensive Line
Tight End
6-4 * 299 * Jr * JC
6-4 * 220 * Fr * RS
Idaho Falls, ID
Twin Falls, ID
Snow College
Twin Falls HS
Bonneville HS
Participated in spring practice at ISU ... JC ... Lettered for two
seasons at Snow College ... Helped Snow to a 15-5 record
over his two year career and a pair of bowl wins ... helped the
Badgers to a #4 national ranking in 2003 ... Snow defeated
Rochester 45-7 in the inaugural Top of the Mountain Bowl in
2004 ... HS ... Lettered in football at Bonneville High School ...
Personal ... his mother is Renea Liebert ... will major in physical
education ... his birthdate is March 7, 1984.
#40 * KEITH LOHSE
Running Back
6-2 * 220 * So * RS
Pocatello, ID
2004 ... Redshirted the season as a quarterback ... HS ...
lettered in football and basketball at Twin Falls High School ...
was named his team’s Player of the Year, leading Twin Falls to
the East Conference title … was a Second Team All-State pick
and a First Team All-Conference pick as a senior … named
Second Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention AllArea as a junior ... Personal … His parents are Joe and Bev
Martin … has four brothers: Matt, Josh, Sam, and Joey ... is
undecided on a major ... his birthday is June 10, 1985 … two
of his brothers, Josh and Sam, played for Eastern Washington … an honor roll member in high school with a 3.3 grade
point average.
#58 * BRANDON MCMILLAN
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and Honorable Mention All-State as a defensive back ... was
also All-Valley, and was named All-Informant Defense Team
as an All-Purpose player ... was named First Team All-Region as both a defensive back and as a punt returner ... was
the Arizona state champion in the 300-meter hurdles ... was
state runner-up in the 110-meter hurdles as well, also as a
senior ... was First Team All-State in the 300-hurdles, and
was Second Team All-State in the 110-hurdles ... Personal
… his father is Anthony W. Melvin, Sr. ... is majoring in mass
communications ... his birthday is June 18, 1985.
Melvin's Career Defensive Stats
2004 18-15 0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
1-5
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Total 18-15 0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
1-5
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#88 * BRANDON MENNEAR
Tight End
6-6 * 260 * Jr * 2VL
Pocatello, ID
Pocatello HS
Linebacker
Century HS
6-1 * 230 * So * RS
Atascadero, CA
Allen Hancock JC
2004... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and Judo at
Century High School ... lettered only one year at Century as
the Diamondbacks won the state title ...
twice finished second at the Collegiate
Judo Nationals ... Personal … His
parents are Ernst and Dotty Lohse
… has a brother Sam and a sister
Gretchen ... will major in psychology ... was an AP Distiguished
Scholar in high school, along with
an honors graduate.
2004 ... Redshirted ... JC ... Lettered in football for one year
at Allen Hancock Junior College ... HS ... Lettered for three
years in football and two in track at Atascadero High School ...
was a three-time All-CIF pick and a two-time MVP, helping
Atascadero to a pair of CIF playoff appearances ... Personal...
His parents are Terry and Sheila McMillan ... has a sister
Sarah ... majoring in business ... his birthdate is April 6, 1985.
#78 * JONATHAN MACCIOLA
#4 * ANTHONY MELVIN
Atascadero HS
Offensive Line
Defensive Back
6-5 * 275 * Jr * JC
6-0 * 170 * So * 1VL-RS
Fremont, CA
Phoenix, AZ
De Anza College
Maryvale HS
Washington HS
JC ... Lettered for two seasons at De Anza College in both
football and basketball ... lettered as both a tight end and a
kicker at De Anza ... helped his team to the 2003 conference
championship ... HS ... Attended Washington High School
and graduated in 2000 ... didn’t play football in high school,
and took some time off between high school and college to
rehabilitate an injury ... Personal ... his parents are Rinaldo
Macciola and Gail Macciola ... his brother Jason plays at
Montana State ... will major in management ... his birthdate is
December 15, 1981.
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2004 ... Played in 11 games during his
freshman year mostly as a back-up
corner, nickle-back, and special
teamer ... recorded 18 tackles,
15 of those solo, and an interception ... had his only pick
on the final play of regulation against Northern
Colorado, sending the
contest to overtime,
where ISU eventually
won in double-overtime
49-42 ... had a career-best five
tackles against Sacramento
State ... had three tackles in each of his first two games, against
San Diego State and Cal Poly ... recorded two tackles against
both Weber State and Montana State ... 2003 ... Redshirted
... HS ... Lettered in football and track at Maryvale High
2004 ... Mennear started 10 games and played in all 11 for
the Bengals ... caught 11 passes for 125 yards without a
score ... caught two passes in the opening game against San
Diego State for 28 yards ... also cuaght two passes for 11
yards against Northern Colorado .. added two more against
Eastern Washington for 35 yards ... also had single catches
five straight games, covering Montana State, Montana, Sacramento State, Weber State, and Portland State ... 2003 ...
Played in all 12 games, catching one pass on the year ...
used the year as a learning experience playing behind three
senior tight ends ... played on
most special teams ...
caught his only pass in
the opener against
Montana-Western ...
recorded five special
teams tackles ... HS
… lettered for three
years at Pocatello
High School under
coach Gino Mariani … was a FirstTeam All-Area, All-Region, and AllState selection for the Indians …
was Pocatello’s leading receiver
in helping the Indians to a berth in
the state semifinals ... caught 83
passes for 920 yards and 10 touchdowns ... averaged 11 yards per catch
… also lettered in basketball, helping
Pocatello to the 1999 state championship
… a member of the National Honor Society
... his GPA was 3.9 … Personal …is the
son of Chuck and Julie Mennear … is
majoring is zoology … his birthday is December 20, 1981 ...
he served a two-year LDS Mission to Honduras ... married
the former Becky Tingey over the summer.
Brandon Mennear's Career Receiving Stats
Year
No Yds
Avg/Rec
LG TD
2003
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9
9.0
9
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2004
11
125
11.4
25
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12
134
11.2
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Defensive Back
Offensive Line
Wide Receiver
6-1 * 205 * So * 1VL
6-2 * 285 * Fr * RS
6-0 * 195 * Sr * 3VL-RS
Pocatello, ID
Chula Vista, CA
Colton, CA
Pocatello HS
Chula Vista HS
Fontana HS
Returned after a two-year LDS Mission for spring practice ...
2001... Played in 10 games for the Bengals as a true freshman, almost exclusively on special teams ... recorded nine
tackles, five solos on the season ... Personal …is the son of
Chuck and Julie Mennear ... is majoring in pre-architecture
... his birthdate is June 24, 1983 ... Sterling served a twoyear LDS Mission to North Carolina.
Sterling Mennear's Career Defensive Stats
2001 9-5
0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
0
Total 9-5
0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
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#82 * BRYCE METCALF
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football for three
years at Chula Vista High School, along with basketball for
two and track for one ... was named First Team All-Mesa
League and Second Team All-San Diego County ... voted
Chula Vista’s “Best Offensive Lineman” was the 2003 Pepsi
Fall Athlete of the Year, helped Chula Vista to an undefeated
league season ... was named Second Team All-Mesa League
as a defensive lineman in 2002 ... Personal … His parents
are John and Jaclyn Morales … is undecided on a major ...
his birthday is May 23, 1986 ... was named as Chula Vista’s
“Big Man on Campus” and Homecoming King.
#37 * DUSTIN MURRAY
Defensive Back
Tight End
6-0 * 199 * Sr * RS
6-2 * 250 * Fr * RS
Boise, ID
Brigham City, UT
Oregon State
Box Elder HS
Middleton HS
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and soccer at
Box Elder High School ... was named Most Inspirational and
First Team All-Region in football in 2003 ... also named AllState is soccer in 2002 ... Personal ... His parents are Robert
and Lori Metcalf ... has two sisters, Brooke and Ashley ... his
birthdate is October 2, 1985 ... is majoring in zoology.
#86 * BRUCE MINNETT
Wide Receiver
6-2 * 187 * Fr * RS
Corona, CA
Centennial HS
2004 Sat out the season per NCAA transfer regulations ...
Oregon State ... Played for two seasons at Oregon State,
mostly on special teams, where he earned a reputation for
big hits ... HS ... Lettered in football, basketball, golf, and track
at Middleton High School in Middleton, Idaho ... earned AllConference honors at both defensive back and running back
... had 83 tackles as a senior ... Personal ... his parents are
Mark Murray and Nancy Garrett, and his stepfather is Jim
Garrett ... his brother Josh played basketball at the University of Idaho ... his major is psychology... his birthdate is May
16, 1983.
#54 * JOE NELTHORPE
Long Snapper
6-4 * 205 * So * 1SQ-RS
Hemet, CA
2004... Redshirted ... HS ... lettered in football and track at
Centennial High School ... was named First Team All-League
… led his team to the league championship, hauling in 25
catches for 591 yards and seven touchdowns … averaged
23.6 yards per catch as a senior … was awarded the
“Playmaker Award” by his coaches ... helped his team to the
state semifinals as a senior ... Personal … His mother is
Sharon Minnett … is undecided on a major ... his birthday is
December 8, 1985.
West Valley HS
2004 ... Played in four games for ISU as a long-snapper on
punts ... 2003 ... redshirted ... HS ... Three-year letterwinner
at West Valley High School ... selected as the long snapper
for a high school all-star game in Palm Springs after his senior
year ... also a three-year letterwinner for WVHS’s baseball
squad ... Personal ... Parents are Mark and Cynthia
Nelthorpe ... Has three siblings, Jacque, Jared and Jessica
... his father played baseball at Kansas State ... his sister,
Jessica, plays volleyball at Cal State San Bernardino ... his
brother Jared is the long snapper at Southern Utah ... is
majoring in political science ... his birthdate is September 29,
1985.
Enters the 2004 season with a catch in 16 straight games ...
2004 ... Played in all 11 games, starting eight ... was third on the team with
52 catches for 605 yards and three
touchdowns ... opened the season with six catches
for 52 yards
against San Diego State ...
had four for
32 against Cal
Poly ... had a seven-catch afternoon for 83 yards against Northern Colorado ... caught his first
touchdown of the season
against Eastern Washington,
part of a five-catch, 56-yard
night ... had five more catches
in his next game, this for 83 yards
against Montana State ... had three
catches against Montana, including a
touchdown ... caught just two passes
against Sacramento State, but he threw
a 13-yard touchdown pass in that game
... had five catches for 41 yards against Weber State ... had a
career-high tying eight catches for 76 yards against Portland
State ... caught five passes for 88 yards against Northern Arizona ... in the finale against Southern Utah, he caught two
passes, including a 43-yard touchdown, his longest catch of
the year ... 2003 ... Okoebor became one of ISU’s most dependable receivers, finishing second on the team in receptions
with 49, the third-highest total ever among ISU sophomores ...
started the final 11 games ... caught seven passes for 66 yards
in the opener against Montana-Western ... added four catches
for 32 yards against Boise State ... had another solid game
with six catches against Northern Colorado ... had a fivecatch, 63-yard night against Sacramento State ... had just one
catch against Eastern Washington ...caught three balls for 13
yards against Montana State ... had his second career 100yard game with 106 yards and six catches against Montana ...
also scored the game-winning touchdown in that game, grabbing a 13-yard score for the 43-40 double-overtime win ...
after being held without a catch by Weber State, he grabbed a
career-high eight passes for 86 yards and another touchdown against Portland State ... his touchdown grab with 10
seconds left in the half gave ISU a 17-7 lead, and on the play
he held on despite a bone-jarring hit that knocked his helmet off
... caught three passes in each of his last three games ... ended
the season with 56 yards against Southern Utah, including a
season-long 35-yarder ... 2002 ... Had a solid first season,
leading Bengal rookies in catches with 21, yards with 313, and
touchdowns with four ... caught five passes in his first collegiate
game, good for 58 yards and a score against Montana-Western ... had just one catch in each of his next two games ... had
three catches for 38 yards against Sacramento State ... had
one catch for 30 yards against Eastern Washington ... scored
on his only catch, a 12-yarder, against Weber State ... caught
three balls for 35 yards against Northern Arizona ... ended the
year with his first 100-yard game, catching a season-high six
passes for 129 yards and two touchdowns, including a 70yarder ... 2001 ... Redshirted ... HS … a four-year letterwinner
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at Fontana High School ... was an All-League wide receiver
as a junior and senior, and even was named All-League at
quarterback as well ... accounted for 17 touchdowns his senior year, 10 passing and seven rushing ... named team Most
Valuable Player ... helped his team to a pair of state playoff
berths ... also was a four-year letterman in basketball as well
... averaged 20.3 points per game as a senior ... was a twotime All-League pick ... was named Scholar Athlete of the
Week five times ... Personal … his parents are NewWorld
and Beatrice Bernard … is majoring in psychology … his
birthday is February 25, 1983.
Year
2002
2003
2004
Total
Okoebor's Career Receiving Stats
No
Yds Avg/Rec
LG
21
313
14.9
70
49
522
10.7
35
52
605
11.6
43
122
1440
11.8
70
TD
4
2
3
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#74 * SHAWN ORAM
Offensive Line
6-5 * 280 * So * 1VL-RS
Slaterville, UT
Fremont HS
2004... Started all 11 games for the Bengals at left guard ...
2003 ... Redshirted ... HS ... lettered in football, wrestling,
and track at Fremont High School ... was a team captain in
leading Fremont to the state quarterfinals ... was named AllState as a senior ... was a three-time Washington State Camp
Most Valuable Player ... was an All-Area Honorable Mention
selection in 2001 ... helped Fremont to the state semifinals in
2001... placed fourth in Utah in wrestling in 2000, and finished in first
place in 1999 ... Personal …
his parents are Joseph and Julie
Oram … is majoring in physical
education ... related to Mike
Brown, who played baseball at
Oregon ... a member of the
National Honors Society
... was a Student Body Officer ... earned Academic
Award Honors and Citizenship Award Honors as
well.
#29 * HAYDEN PLOCHER
Running Back
5-8 * 170 * Fr * RS
Meridian, ID
Mountain View HS
Joined the team for spring practice ... HS ... Lettered in football, track, basketball, and wrestling at Mountain View High
School ... played both running back and kicker ... a four-year
All-League pick and twice Hayden earned All-State ... was a
three-time team MVP ... was twice a United Dairymen of Idaho
Athlete of the Week ... had nine consecutive 100-yard rushing
games in 2000 ... rushed for a career total of 4,893 yards and
had 6,082 all-purpose yards ... had a career-high of 295
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yards against Caldwell with five touchdowns in 2001 scored
47 career touchdowns ... was a member of the National Honor
Roll and the National Honor Society ... Personal ... His parents are Rhett and Laura Plocher ... majoring in phyiscal
education ... his birthday is August 13, 1985.
#25 * COLIN POE
Wide Receiver
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Nampa, ID
Skyview HS
2004 ... Raass played in 10 games for the Bengals at linebacker ... he recorded 28 tackles for the season, including a
forced fumble and a pass breakup ... had his only tackle for a
loss in the opener against San Diego State ... had a six-tackle
effort against Cal Poly, along with a forced fumble ... had his
best game against Northern Arizona,
recording a career-high nine tackles ... recorded a pass breakup
against Montana State ... 2003
... Played in five games for
Idaho State, recording four
tackles on the season ... had
his career-high of three tackles
in the opener against Montana-Western ... had his
only other tackle against
Sacramento State...
2002 ... Redshirted ...
HS … Lettered for three
years in football and track at
Skyview High School … was
named First Team All-State as
a senior, and was a two-time
First Team All-Conference
selection … was named Defensive Player of the Year
… a two-year team captain … helped his team to
three state playoff appearances … Personal
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Raass's Career Defensive Stats
TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU
4-2
0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
0
28-12 1-2
0.0-0 1 0-0
0-0
1
32-14 1-2
0.0-0 1 0-0
0-0
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6-3 * 230 * Sr * 3VL-RS
Notre Dame HS
5-11 * 230 * Jr * 2VL-RS
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#52 * ZACH RAPHAEL
Riverside, CA
#34 * ATELEA RAASS
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… His parents are Soane and Losaline Raass …major is
sociology … his birthday is January 3, 1984 … his uncle Stan
went to BYU and was drafted by the Oakland Raiders.
5-10 * 185 * Sr * 2SQ-RS
2004... Did not letter for the Bengals ... 2003 ... Did not letter
for the Bengals ... JC ... Played football for Chaffey (CA)
College the last two years ... helped CC to the Southern
California Championship in 2001 and 2002 ... a strong student at Chaffey, he was named to the honor roll ... HS ... A
three-sport athlete at Notre Dame High School lettering in
football, baseball, and track and field ... was an All-League
selection as a senior in football ... helped NDHS to the CIF
Semifinals as a junior in football ... also earned All-League
honors and helped NDHS to the CIF Playoffs in baseball his
junior and senior seasons ... Personal ... Parents are Janice
McIntyre and Steve Poe ... has one sister, Ryan ... majoring
in mass communication ... his birthdate is November 5, 1982.
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Jamestown, CA
Sonora HS
2004 ... Played in all 11 games for the Bengals, recording 14
tackles with a fumble recovery ... picked up that fumble recovery against Cal Poly in the home opener ... also had three
tackles in that game as well ... had a season-high six tackles
against Eastern Washington ... 2003... Played in all 12 games
at linebacker for the Bengals ... led all reserve linebackers in
tackles for the second straight year, recording 31 ... had three
tackles in the opener against Montana-Western, including a
fumble recovery ... had four tackles against Boise State, and
then tied a career-high with five against Northern Colorado ...
had a four-tackle game against Eastern Washington ... recorded
three tackles each against Weber State, Northern Colorado,
and Cal Poly ... had a pair of tackles against Montana ... 2002
... Played in 10 games for the Bengals, both at middle and at
outside linebacker ... had the most tackles of any reserve
linebacker with 25, including 1.5 sacks ... had three tackles in
his first collegiate game, against Utah State ... had a seasonbest five tackles, including a solo sack, against Sacramento
State ... followed that up with four tackles, three solo, against
Eastern Washington ... had two tackles in each of his next three
games ... had a three tackle game against Northern Arizona,
and a our tackle game with a half sack against Cal Poly ... 2001
... Redshirted ... HS … a three-year letterman in football at
Sonora High School ... led his team to back-to-back state playoff
appearances, including a semifinal berth his junior year ... had
178 tackles, 111 solos in being named League Most Outstanding Linebacker two years in a row ... also led his team in
receiving his final two years ... was a two-time First Team AllLeague and All-District selection ... was
named Honorable Mention All-State
as a junior and a senior ... scored
12 touchdowns as a junior, and 10
as a senior ... was an All-Area
pick for the Stockton Record ...
Personal … his parents are Ron
and Sue Raphael … is majoring
in marketing … his birthday
is August 10,
1982.
Year
2002
2003
2004
Total
Raphael's Career Defensive Stats
TT-UT Tfl-Yds Sck-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds PBU
25-8 2-20 1.5-20 1 0-0
0-0
0
31-9 0-0
0.0-0 0 1-0
0-0
0
14-4 1-0
0.0-0 0 1-0
0-0
0
70-21 3-20 1.5-20 1 2-0
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#83 * HUNTER RODRIGUEZ
Wide Receiver
6-1 * 198 * Jr * 1VL-RS
Butte, MT
Butte Central HS
2004 ... Earned his first varsity letter, playing in eight games on
special teams and at receiver ... did not record a catch on the
season ... 2003 ... Did not see action in 2003 ... 2002...
Redshirted ... HS … Lettered in football and track for four years
at Butte Central, and basketball for one year ... was a First
Team All-State selection as a senior, as well as Southwestern
Conference Offensive MVP ... was First Team All-Conference
as quarterback and Second Team All-Conference at free safety
... set Butte Central records for passing yards in a game (287),
all-purpose yards, and pass attempts in a game ... through and
ran for over 2,000 yards combined as a senior with 27 touchdowns, 17 passing and 10 rushing ... led Butte Central to the
state semifinals ... was an Academic All-State pick, and Homecoming King … Personal … His parents are Victor and Lona
Rodriguez ... is majoring in sociology … his birthday is June 6,
1983 … was an Academic All-State pick, and Homecoming King
... is related to Wyoming football player Cody Kelly.
#91 * DUSTIN SCHROADER
Defensive Line
6-5 * 270 * Sr * 1VL
Salt Lake City, UT
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helped the baseball team to a fourth place state finish ... Personal … His parents are Jack Schroader and Terrie Edmonds
… has two sisters, Chandia Nulph and Corrine Schroader ...
will major in physical education ... his birthday is November
19, 1982 … his father played football at Utah.
Schroader's Career Defensive Stats
2004 30-14 3-15
0.5-2 0 0-0
0-0
3
Total 30-14 3-15
0.5-2 0 0-0
0-0
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#50 * JOHN SCHWARTZ
Linebacker
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was a First Team All-League selection, and was named Second Team Inland Valley … caught 35 passes as a senior for
535 yards with six touchdowns … was voted his team’s most
outstanding receiver … was a CIF Scholar Athlete … also
lettered in track … Personal … His parents are Dane, Sr., and
Luwanna Simmons …will major in mass communications … his
birthday is March 27, 1984 … won the Long Drugs Scholar
Award.
Year
2003
2004
Total
Simmons's Career Receiving Stats
No Yds
Avg/Rec
LG
2
21
10.5
18
20
267
13.4
54
22
288
13.1
54
TD
0
2
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#12 * RYAN SLACK
6-0 * 210 * So * 1SQ-RS
Couer d’Alene, ID
Placekicker
Wendell HS
6-1 * 198 * Sr * 1VL
Tucson, AZ
Univ. of Arizona
2004 ... Did not letter for the Bengals ... 2003 ... Redshirted ...
HS ... A two-sport athlete at Lake City High School, lettering in
both football and baseball ... was named All-League Offensive
Lineman ... helped LCHS to a second place finish in the Class
4A State Playoffs in 2001 and the Class 4A state championship
in 2003 ... Personal ... Parents are Michael and Virginia
Schwartz ... has one brother, Michael ... his father, Michael
played football at Boise State University, his cousin Gene played
at Washington State and for the Denver Broncos and his
cousin Shane Bushard played at Whitworth College ... is majoring in sociology ... his birthdate is October 18, 1984.
#81 * DANE SIMMONS
Snow College
Wide Receiver
Highland HS
6-3 * 205 * Jr * 2VL-RS
Etiwanda, CA
2004 ... Schroader started all 11 games at defensive end,
recording 31 tackles, including three for a loss ... earned the
team’s Defensive MVP award ... had his best game against
Cal Poly, recording a career-best seven tackles, which were
sandwiched around a pair of four tackle games, at San Diego
State and at Northern Colorado ... had three tackles with a
half-sack against Sacramento State ... had two tackles and a
tackle for a loss against Weber State ... also recorded an
eight-yard tackle for a loss against Northern Arizona ... JC …
Was a two-year letterwinner at Snow College, where he helped
the Badgers to a pair of wins in the Golden Isle Bowl … in
2003 he led Snow College in sacks and was an Honorable
Mention All-American … was ranked as one of the top 10
defensive ends in the nation in 2003, and he was named MVP
of the Golden Isle Bowl … Snow finished the season ranked
#4 … also led the team in sacks as a freshman … HS ...
Lettered in football
and baseball at Highland High
School ...
was a twotime All-State selection in both football
and baseball …
helped his team finish as state runner-up in 2003
in football,
and he also
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Etiwanda HS
2004 ... Simmons had a solid sophomore
campaign, playing in
all 11 games with
a start ... caught
20 passes for
267 yards and
two touchdowns ...
had an amazing
touchdown against San
Diego State, catching
a screen and shaking four defenders
for a 15-yard score
... that was one of
his four catches in that game ... set a career-high with five
catches for 49 yards against Portland State ... after catching just
seven balls over the first six games, Simmons caught 13 over
the final five ... had two catches against Sacramento State and
Weber State ... also had a pair of catches against both Northern
Arizona and Southern Utah ... caught a career-long 54-yard
pass for a score against Southern Utah as well ... 2003 ...
Played in 10 games as a backup receiver, catching two passes
for 21 yards ... caught his first pass, a three-yarder, against
Northern Colorado ... had his second catch against Eastern
Washington, good for 18 yards ... 2002 ... Redshirted ... HS …
Lettered for three years in football at Etiwanda High School …
Salpointe Catholic HS
2004 ... Played in all 11 games as ISU’s kickoff specialist, and
handled the placekicking duties the final five games ... was a
perfect 13-for-13 on extra points
and 2-for-4 on field goals
... scored his first career
points on a two-point run
against Sacramento State
... missed his first
two career
field goals
before hitting from 20
and from 26 in the final two games
... converted two of his three
onsides kick attempts against Portland State ... Arizona … Was a twoyear letterwinner for the Wildcats, where
he walked-on, earning the team’s starting nod as a kickoff specialist ... recorded a solo tackle in 2002 ... earned the Mary Roby Academic Award at while at Arizona … HS ... Lettered in football,
soccer, and baseball at Salpointe Catholic High School ... was
a high school teammate of current Bengals Anthony Henderson
and Kyle McQuown ... was named both All-State and AllRegion, and he was also named KVOA Channel 4 Player of
the Week ... went 15-for-19 on field goals as a senior, with
seven of those kicks from beyond 40 yards ... helped Salpointe
to the state semifinals ... Personal … His parents are Roy
and Mary Slack… has a brother Jacob ... will major in
mass communications and minor in business ... his
birthday is February 15, 1983 ... was named Homecoming King his senior year at Salpointe.
Year
2004
Total
Slack's Career Kicking Stats
FG-FMA LG XP-XPA
2-4
26
13-13
2-4
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13-13
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#18 * LUKE SNEIWSKI
Quarterback
6-6 * 220 * Sr * TR
Van Nuys, CA
Louisiana-Lafayette
Pasadena CC/
Granada HS
Joined the Bengals for spring practice ... LL ... made three
appearances for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... was 6-of-10 passing
for 161 yards and a touchdown ... was 4-of-6 against the
University of Idaho for 111 yards and a touchdown ... also
threw for 50 yards on just two completions in a 27-24 win over
Arkansas State ... JC ... Lettered for two seasons at Pasadena City College ... he threw for 1,386 yards on 86-of-169
passing, including seven touchdowns, as he suffered an ankle
injury, limiting him to parts of six games ... was named AllMission Conference in 2003 as well as an Academic All-American ... passed for a school record 443 yards against El Camino
in 2002, and he led PCC to a school record 712 yards in total
offense against Santa Ana College ... a terrific student as well,
he was a JC Gridwire Academic All-American ... HS ... Lettered in football at Granada High School ... led Granada to the
playoffs as a senior, throwing for 1,800 yards and 21 touchdowns ... Personal ... his mother is Grace Sniewski ... will
major in accounting ... his birthdate is July 7, 1984.
#94 * ANTHONY SMALLS
Defensive Line
6-4 * 265 * Fr * RS
Colton, CA
Colton HS
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football, basketball,
and track at Colton High School ... was named All-San Andreas
League as a senior, as well as Most Improved Player ...was
a member of the All-San Bernardino County All-Star Team ...
his team went undefeated in the San Andreas League, and
were ranked second in the state ... his team made it to the
quarterfinals ... Personal … His mother is Terry Webster ...
has eight brothers and sisters ... is undecided on a major ...
his birthday is June 14, 1986 ... first name is actually William.
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man as a junior … in basketball he led his team to a league
championship as a senior, and to the NorCal State semifinals
… was a Second Team All-League pick in basketball as a
senior ... Personal … His parents are Albert and Laura Smith
… has a brother, Alex Smith, who is a Specialist, Team Leader,
U.S. Army, 10th Mtn. Division ... is undecided on a major ... his
birthday is July 19, 1986 … was named a scholar-athlete
every quarter of high school with a grade point average of
3.00 or better.
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#5 * PAGO TOGAFAU
Linebacker
5-10 * 210 * Jr * 2VL-RS
Long Beach, CA
Long Beach Poly HS
#90 * SYE SWEAT
Defensive Line
6-2 * 295 * Sr * 1VL
Wendover, UT
Snow College
Grantsville HS
2004 ... Played in seven games for the Bengals as a reserve
defensive lineman ... recorded just one tackle on the year, that
a half-sack against Montana State ... JC ... Lettered for two
years at Snow College ... helped the Badgers to a conference co-championship last year and a win in the Golden Isles
Bowl ... HS ... was a multisport athlete at Grantsville High
School earning letters in six sports: football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, track, and soccer ... was named First Team AllRegion and Second Team All-State as a senior defensive
lineman ... Personal ... His
parents are Karl and
Hope Sweat ... has two
brothers, Dane and
Ciano ... his
birthdate is July
22, 1982 ... is
majoring in
physical
education.
Sweat's Career Defensive Stats
2004 1-0
1-1
0.5-1 0 0-0
0-0
0
Total 1-0
1-1
0.5-1 0 0-0
0-0
0
#6 * EDDIE THOMPSON
Wide Receiver
#72 * EVAN SMITH
5-10 * 175 * Fr * RS
Offensive Line
Sacramento, CA
6-4 * 260 * Fr * RS
Foothill HS
Salinas, CA
Salinas HS
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and basketball for four years apiece at Salinas High School … was his
teams’ captain and earned the “Golden Helmet” award during
his senior year as team MVP … was a First Team All-TriCounty pick as both an offensive and a defensive lineman in
2003 … was named Monterey Herald All-County and Salinas
Californian All-County as well as a Cal Hi Sports Preseason
Honor Squad member … Salinas went undefeated in league
play in 2003, and they were section semifinalists his junior
year … was also a First Team All-Conference offensive line-
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2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered in football and basketball at Foothill High School … was named First Team AllLeague and Second Team All-City after grabbing 16 catches
for 305 yards, and rushing 43 times for 386 yards ... was
named Defensive MVP after picking off five passes as a senior ... was a key player in Foothill’s 2003 state basketball title,
earning “Sportsmanship Award” for the state tournament ...
earned his team’s “Sportsmanship Award” ... a four-year Honor
Roll member ... Personal … his parents are Rick and Kim
Thompson … is undecided on a major ... his birthday is February 1, 1986.
2004 ... Was named ISU’s team MVP after leading the squad
with 122 tackles, tying for the third-most by a sophomore in ISU
history ... also recovered a team-best three fumbles ... recorded
double-figure tackles in six games, and nine tackles in all but
two games ... had an 11 tackle games against San Diego State,
and followed that up with nine against Cal Poly ... had 11 more
against Northern Colorado, including a pass breakup ... had a
monster game against Eastern Washington with 20 tackles ...
proved it wasn’t a fluke with 13 tackles against Montana State
the next week, with a pass breakup ... had eight tackles with a
sack against Montana ... added 11 tackles, three for loss, and
sack and a half against Sacramento State ... had 11 more tackles aginst Weber State ... had his first fumble recovery of the
season at Portland State, along with nine tackles ... added nine
more, two for loss, the next week against Northern Arizona ...
had a season-low seven tackles, but recovered two fourth quarter fumbles against Southern Utah ... Togafau also blocked a
field goal in that game ... 2003 ... Played in all 12 games as a
backup linebacker and special teamer ... recorded his careerhigh for tackles in his final game, getting five against Southern
Utah ... that bested his four tackles the previous game against
Cal Poly ... also had a four tackle game against Weber State ...
came up big with three key tackles against Montana ...had a
pair of tackles in his first game, including
a tackle for a loss against MontanaWestern ... 2002 ... Redshirted ... HS
… Lettered in football at Long Beach
Poly High School, one of the
nation’s top prep programs ...
was a First Team All-Moore
League selection ... was also
named First Team All-Press Telegram and First Team All-CIF, as
well as First Team All-Dream
Team ... led his team to a CIF Division 1 Championship… Personal … His parents are Moeva
and Lima Togafau … is majoring
in sociology … his birthday is January 10, 1984.
Togafau's Career Defensive Stats
2003 23-5 1-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
0
2004 122-43 9-18 2.5-10 0 3-0
0-0
3
Total 145-48 10-18 2.5-10 0 3-0
0-0
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#97 * DAVID TONGELEI
Defensive Line
6-1 * 290 * Sr * 1VL
Ontario, CA
Snow College
Montclair HS
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recorded 11 tackles with two fumble recoveries and a forced
fumble ... forced a fumble against Weber State .... recovered
fumbles against San Diego State and Northern Arizona ... had
a career-best two tackles four times, against Cal Poly, Eastern
Washington, Weber State, and Southern Utah ... JC … Was a
two-year letterwinner at Snow College, where he helped the
Badgers to a pair of wins in the Golden Isle Bowl … Snow
finished the season ranked #4 …
helped the Badgers to a pair of Western States Football League Championships … HS ... Lettered in football at Montclair High School ... was
an Honorable Mention All-Conference lineman ... Personal … His
parents are Hasimani and Elenoa
Tongolei … has six brothers and sisters: Ray, Tila, Lela, Marrie, Hea
and Kuipo ... he and his wife Kristina
have a three-year old son, David,
Jr. ... will major in physical education ... his birthday is August 3,
1980.
Tongelei's Career Defensive Stats
2004 11-5 3-7
0.0-0 1 2-0
0-0
0
Total 11-5 3-7
0.0-0 1 2-0
0-0
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#24 * DONTE’ WILLIAMS
Defensive Back
6-1 * 190 * Sr * 1VL
Los Angeles, CA
Syracuse University
Pasadena CC/
Culver CIty HS
2004 ... Played in 11 games for the Bengals, starting five ...
switched from corner to safety during the season ... recorded
35 tackles with three passes broken up ... in his first start,
recorded eight tackles, a season-high, against Northern Colorado followed that up with seven tackles against Eastern Washington ... also had six tackles vs. Montana and five against
Northern Arizona ... broke up two passes against Montana
State ... Syracuse ... Lettered for the Orange, playing in five
games, making one tackle, that against Temple ... CC ... Earned
Second Team All-Mission Conference honors as a sophomore, recoding 58 tackles, three interceptions, and 10 passes
broken up ... HS ... Was a two-time team MVP for
Culver City, and also a two-time captain ... was
named All-Bay League three times as a defensive back ... had 110 tackles and five picks
as a senior ... recorded 100 tackles
and four picks as a junior ... also played
running back as a senior, rushing for
1,200 yards and 12 touchdowns ...
Personal ... His parents are Antone
and Maxine Williams ... has two sisters, and two of his cousins, Darnell
Lacy and Kris Richard, played football for
Southern California ... Richard currently is
with the Seattle Seahawks ... his birthdate
is September 1, 1982 ... is majoring in
speech communications.
Williams's Career Defensive Stats
2004 35-23 0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
3
Total 35-23 0-0
0.0-0 0 0-0
0-0
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#51 * WILL YODER
Tight End
Linebacker
6-6 * 256 * So * 1VL-RS
5-10 * 225 * So * 1SQ-RS
Pocatello, ID
Wendell, ID
Highland HS
Wendell HS
2004... Played in all 11 games, starting three ... caught eight
passes for 69 yards on the season ... caught his first collegiate
pass against San Diego State for a career-long 28 yards ...
twice caught two passes in a game, against Northern Colorado
and at Portland State ... six of his eight catches were on the road
... 2003 ... Redshirted ... HS ... lettered in football for two years
for state champion Highland High School , where he played
under former Bengal Gino Mariani ... also lettered in basketball
and golf for three years each ... last season he caught 69
passes for 822 yards and six touchdowns ... over the past two
seasons, he caught 119 passes for 1,519 yards
and 10 touchdowns was a two-time All-State
selection, and he was Offensive Player of
the Year last season ... was named AllRegion in 2001 and 2002 ... was a
First Team All-Southeast Idaho pick ...
he also lettered in basketball, where
he was the teams’ leading scorer ...
earned All-Region honors in basketball for the past two years ... helped
his team to the state playoffs the last two
years ... also was named All-Region in golf,
where he sports an 11 handicap ... Personal … his parents are William and Paula
Winn ... is majoring in political science … his
birthday is July 19, 1985 ... a three-year
member of Who’s Who Among American High
School Students and Who’s Who Among American High School Athletes ... a three-year Honor
Roll member ... also earned the Presidential Academic Award for three years .. as a sophomore,
he was Honors English Student of the Year.
Year
2004
Total
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Winn's Career Receiving Stats
No Yds
Avg/Rec
LG
8
69
8.6
28
8
69
8.6
28
TD
0
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#27 * JASON WRIGHT
Defensive Back
5-8 * 170 * Fr * RS
La Mesa, CA
Helix Charter HS
2004 ... Redshirted ... HS ... Was a two-year letterman in
football and a three-year track letter winner at Helix Charter
High School ... helped his team to a pair of CIF runner up
finishes ... also earned All-Conference honors in the high
jump in 2003, and he was an All-CIF finisher as part of Helix’s
4 x 100 relay team ... Personal ... his mother is LeChonne
Wright ... has three sisters ... his birthday is April 13, 1986 ...
is majoring in computer science.
2004 ... Yoder saw action in five games for ISU, all on special
teams ... made a pair of tackles on the year, both
coming against Northern Arizona ... 2003 ...
Redshirted ... HS ... Lettered for three
years in football, wrestling, and track,
and for four years in baseball at Wendell
High School ... was twice named AllConference in football, including once
as a lineman ... was an All-State pick
as a linebacker as a senior, and was
both team captain and team MVP ...
was also MVP of the wrestling team
as a senior, and was a two-time district
runner-up ...qualified for state three
times, and he placed fourth in the state as a
senior ... was a co-captain and team MVP
in baseball as a senior ... Personal … His mother is Yolanda
Yoder … has one sister ... will major is physical education.
#15 * BRIAN ZECHES
Quarterback
6-1 * 220 * Sr * 2SQ
Pullman, WA
Univ. of Illinois
Pullman HS
2004 ... Did not take a snap in 2004 ... 2003... Did not take a
snap in 2003 ... Illinois ... Spent two seasons at the University
of Illinois, redshirting in 2001, and seeing no game action in
2002 ... HS ... Lettered for two years in football, three years in
baseball, and one year in basketball ... was a two-time All-Great
Northern League player at quarterback, and was All-State as a
senior ... also was offensive MVP as a senior ... named AllPalouse and All-West Region twice, and was a Seattle Times
White Chip Prospect ... in his two-year career, he threw for
4,358 yards and 48 touchdowns, against just 15 interceptions,
going 17-5 while completing 54% of his
passes ... threw for 2343 yards as a
senior, the fifth-highest total in the state
regardless of classification ... Pullman went 11-1, losing only in the
state semifinals during his junior
year ... was also a two-time AllLeague pick at first base, helping
Pullman to a state title as a junior ...
Personal … his parents are Jim
and Kathy Zeches … major is business
management … his birthday is November 15, 1982 ... his father Jim played
football at Cal State Northridge and is currently a scout for the Washington Redskins.
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Dane Edmunson
Kenny Helmandollar
Running Back
5-11, 210, So, HS
Bellflower, CA
Calvary Chapel HS
Barnes can earn a year back if he completes 80 percent of his
degree requirements by the start of the fall 2008 season ...
2004 ... Sat the season out as a Prop 48 ... HS ... Lettered in
football, basketball, track, and baseball at Calvary Chapel
Downey High School ... was named First Team All-League as
a senior, and Second Team All-League as a sophomore ...
was also a First Team All-CIF pick as a senior ... helped his
school to the state title game in basketball as a freshman ...
Personal ... his parents are George Barnes, Sr., and Mickie
Hurst ... his birthdate is April 24, 1985 ... will major in business
marketing ... was an honor roll member while in high school.
*will earn a fourth year of eligibility by completing 80% of
graduation requirements prior to the fall 2008 semester.
Linebacker
6-0, 200, Fr, HS
Fruitland, Idaho
New Plymouth HS
HS ... Lettered in football, basketball, and track at New Plymouth High School ... helped New Plymouth to the state title
game in 2004 ... was named First Team All-Conference and
was the WSC Player of the Year at linebacker ... recorded 20
tackles for a loss among his 125 tackles as a senior ... also
player quarterback, earning 2A State Player of the Year honors, throwing for over 5,000 career yards and 48 career
touchdowns ... Personal ... his parents are Clete and Shelley
Edmunson ... his father Clete was a four-year letterwinner at
Idaho State at linebacker, serving as a team captain in 1987 ...
will major in mass communications.
Defensive Back
6-0, 185, Fr, HS
Meridian, Idaho
Eagle HS
HS ... Lettered in football and track at Eagle High School ...
served as Eagle’s team captain last year while earning Eagle
Most Valuable Player honors ... was a First Team All-Conference safety and a Second Team All-State pick ... recorded 80
tackles on the season to go with a pair of interceptions, one
which he returned for a touchdown ... also returned a kickoff
for a touchdown as well ... was a Second Team All-Conference pick as a junior ... helped Eagle to the state playoff in
2003 and 2004 ... has tremendous speed, finishing second in
the state in the 100-meter, and third in the 200-meter ... has
clocked a 10.8 100-meter time ... ran a leg of Eagle’s 4x100
relay team which finished third in the state ... was named
Eagle’s 2003 Outstanding Track Athlete ... was presented
with Eagle’s High School Hall of Fame Award ... Personal ...
his parents are Brett and Cathy ... his father Brett played for
Idaho State from 1977-79, recording nine interceptions ... has
a brother John who currently plays running back at Boise
State ... will major in pharmacy.
Luke Butler
Quarterback
6-5, 210, Fr, HS
Pocatello, Idaho
Century HS
HS ... Lettered in football, baseball, and basketball at Century
High School ... was a three-year starter at quarterback for
Century, leading the Diamondbacks to the 2003 state championship ... served as a team captain his senior year ... earned
Player of the Week honors six different times in his career ...
was the Idaho State Journal First Team All-Area pick, and he
was also their Offensive Player of the Year ... threw for 928
yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior and 985 yards and 14
scores as a junior ... despite playing in a predominantly rushing system, he threw two touchdown passes in the final minute
for a comeback 21-20 win over Pocatello High School at
ISU’s Holt Arena in 2004 ... was named MVP of numerous
summer camps, including the Idaho State summer football camp
... helped Century to a pair of district titles in 2003 and 2004 ...
as a two-year starter in basketball, helped Century to the
2003 state basketball title ... earned academic honors all four
years seasons at Century ... Personal ... his parents are
John and Liz Butler ... will major in physical therapy ... his
birthdate is December 2, 1986.
Lance Cartwright
Offensive Line
6-5, 280, Fr, HS
Layton, Utah
Layton HS
HS ... Lettered in football and basketball, both for two years, at
Layton High School ... was named First Team All-Region and
Second Team All-State both of his seasons at Layton ... served
as a team captain last year ... earned Layton’s Student-Athlete Award ... Personal ... his parents are Kevin and Carmon
Goble and Tracy and Christine Cartwright ... will major in
criminal justice ... his birthdate is September 29, 1986.
Turill Engelman
Running Back
5-10, 210, Jr, JC
Garden Grove, California
Golden West Junior College
University of Montana
Marina HS
JC ... Played one season at Golden West, where he led the
Mission Conference in scoring , was second in carries per
game, and fourth in rushing yards per game, with 98.0 ...
rushed for 882 yards on 201 carries over nine games with 11
touchdowns ... averagied 118.9 all-purpose yards per game,
good for fourth in the league as he earned First Team AllMission Conference honors ... Montana ... Redshirted in
2002 and played in five games in 2003, mostly on special
teams, making two tackles ... one of those tackles came against
Idaho State in a 43-40 double-overtime win for the Bengals ...
HS ... Lettered in football at Marina High School ... Personal
... his mother is Julie Engelman ... will major in education ... his
birthdate is December 16, 1983.
Craig Garnett
Defensive Line
6-4, 220, Fr, HS
Whittier, California
Santa Fe HS
HS ... Lettered in football and basketball at Santa Fe High
School ... ... had 95 tackles and 19 sacks in earning First
Team All-Conference honors and 2004 Defensive Lineman of
the Year honors ... was a Second Team All-Del Rio League
pick in 2003 ... Personal ... his parents are Craig Garnett
and Linda Burton ... will major in mechanical engineering ...
his birthdate is December 12, 1986.
Quincy Griffin
Defensive Line
6-5, 295, Fr, HS
Moreno Valley, California
Moreno Valley HS
HS ... Lettered in football and basketball at Moreno Valley
High School ... was named Team Most Valuable Player as a
senior ... was also Second Team All-Ivy League ... was his
team’s Rookie of the Year as well ... was team Most Valuable
Player and a First Team All-Ivy League pick in basketball last
season ... a member of the Honor Roll as a freshman and a
sophomore, and he made the Principal’s List for academics as
a junior ... was also Homecoming King ... Personal ... his
parents are William Griffin and Monica Guice ... has a sister
Antionette ... will major in mathematics ... his birthdate is June
20, 1987.
Matt Johnson
Defensive Back
6-0, 205, Fr, HS
Glendora, California
Charter Oak HS
HS ... Lettered in football, baseball, and track at Charter Oak
High School ... earned First Team All-League honors as a
senior ... was also a two-time Scholar-Athlete pick ... helped
Charter Oak to three state CIF playoff appearances ... was
named team Most Valuable Player last year in track ... was a
member of the Charter Oak Honor Roll, and he was voted
“Most Popular” ... Personal ... his parents are Gregory and
Franchelle Johnson ... has a brother Michael and a sister
Daniella ... will major in business ... his birthdate September
26, 1987.
Scott Jossis
Defensive Back
5-10, 165, Fr, HS
Boise, Idaho
Mountain View HS
HS ... Lettered in football for three years as a starter, four in
track, and two in basketball at Mountain View High School ...
as a senior he was named Conference and State Defensive
Player of the Year ... was also First Team All-Conference and
First Team All-State ... had 78 tackles and two interceptions as
a senior ... also returned a kickoff for a touchdown ... was
named First Team All-Area and First Team All-Conference as
a junior after recording 116 tackles and a pair of interceptions
... returned a punt for a touchdown ... helped Mountain View
to a pair of state playoff appearances ... ran a 10.8 in the 100meters in high school ... finished third in the state in the 100,
right behind new Bengal teammate Kenny Helmandollar ...
Personal ... his parents are Mike and Toby Jossis ... his
brother Brett plays at Montana State ... will major in engineering ... his birthdate is August 19, 1986.
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Jaron Taylor
Running Back
6-0, 195, Fr, HS
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello HS
HS ... Lettered in football and baseball, both for two years, at
Pocatello High School ... had a breakout senior year, rushing
for 1,568 yards, and all told, he amassed 2,396 all-purpose
yards with an amazing 32 touchdowns, leading Pocatello back
to state prominence and a slot in the state title game ... was the
2004 All-State Player of the Year pick ... was named First
Team All-State, First Team All-Area, and First Team All-Conference ... in 2003 he was First Team All-Conference and
First Team All-Area at running back after rushing for 570 yards
and eight touchdowns ... also recorded six interceptions at
corner back, returning two of those for touchdowns ... was
First Team All-Conference in 2003 as an outfielder in baseball
... Personal ... his parents are Bill and Roxanne Knickrehm
... will major in sports medicine ... his birthdate is January 15,
1986.
Wide Receiver
5-11, 175, Fr, HS
Lacey, Washington
Timberline HS
HS ... Lettered in football and track at Timberline High School
... seta school record for receptions in earning First Team AllConference honors ... caught 53 passes for 770 yards ...
totaled 1,001 all-purpose yards and eight touchdowns as a
senior ... was named First Team All-Area by The Olympian
and the News-Tribune ... was a Second Team All-State selection ... named Timberline’s Most Inspirational Player ... ... had
20 catches for 350 yards and three touchdowns as a junior ...
a member of the Honor Roll and he was also named Marketing Student of the Year ... Personal ... his parents are Willie
and Doris Taylor ... his cousin is Fred Taylor, star running
back of the Jacksonville Jaguars ... will major in business ...
his birthdate is March 17, 1987 ... was born in Augsburg,
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Wide Receiver
5-9, 170, Fr, HS
Boise, Idaho
Timberline HS
HS ... Lettered in football for three years at Timberline High
School ... was named the 2004 5A State of Idaho Offensive
Player of the Year by the Idaho Statesman and First Team 5A
All-State ... was also the 2004 SIC Offensive Player of the
Year after switching positions to running back, where he rushed
for 683 yards on just 94 attempts with 10 touchdowns ... also
caught 34 balls out of the backfield for 492 yards and four
scores ... totaled 1,175 yards of total offense ... spent his
junior and sophomore seasons as a wide receiver ... was
named First Team All-State and All-SIC after catching a career-best 44 passes for 1.148 yards and 17 touchdowns ...
averaged 26.0 yards per catch ... was also a First-Team 4A
All-State pick by the Idaho Statesman and a First Team AllSIC receiver as a sophomore after catching 35 passes for
458 yards and 11 touchdowns ... scored 49 touchdowns in
his high school career, including seven on kickoff and punt
returns ... also lettered in baseball at Timberline ... Personal
... his father in Gary Timberline ... is undecided on a major ...
his birthdate is July 8, 1986.
Defensive Line
6-1, 245, Jr, JC
Riverside, California
Riverside Community College
Ramona HS
JC ... Lettered for two seasons at Riverside Community College ... was named First Team All-Mission Conference as a
defensive end in 2004 ... recorded 83 tackles, 7 1/2 sacks,
two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble ... scored a touchdown on a fumble recovery ... HS ... Lettered in football at
Ramona High School ... Personal ... his parents are Brenell
Lancaster and Renell Robinson ... has a brother Semaj Robert Robinson and a sister Estella Cherita Lancaster ... he and
his wife Meggin have two children, Caden and Lane ... will
major in physical education ... his birthdate is February 16,
1982.
Sale’ Key leaps for a pass in the end zone against the University of Montana. Key was listed with the newcomers in the
2000 Media Guide. He went on to be a three-year starter, and he is Idaho State’s career recetption’s leaders with 187,
and he also caught a pass in a record 38 consecutive games. (Jason Erickson photo)
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On September 21, 1996, tragedy struck the Idaho
State University football squad when the unthinkable
happened. During a 47-0 rout of Western Montana,
second team All-American defensive back Marcus
Jackson suffered a traumatic spinal injury while making a tackle late in the first half. The injury caused
paralysis.
Up to that point, Marcus had a pair of interceptions in ISU's first two games, and was looking for
another All-America season. Ironically, Idaho State
opened their season against the University of Mississippi, which just a season earlier suffered through the
same tragedy with their All-American defensive back,
Chuckie Mullins.
Following the injury, Marcus was hospitalized at Bannock Regional Medical
Center from September 21 through October 1, and he was then flown back to his
hometown in Colorado.
Jackson returned to Idaho State in the fall of 1997. His sense of humor and
courage throughout the ordeal were admired by everyone he met along the way, and
he became a regular fixture on the sidelines at ISU home games. In the summer of
1999, Marcus Jackson earned his bachelor's degree from Idaho State, ready to
embark on the next phase of his heroic journey through life.
To honor Marcus, one player is chosen after the conclusion of spring practice
to wear a patch with Jackson's initials on it. The team selects the player that they
feel best personifies the athletic ability that Jackson showed, as well as the courage
he showed throughout his ordeal.
In 1997, senior Telly Lockette was the first player to wear the patch, and senior
Jason Trotter was the 1998 recipient. In 1999, the honor went to Nick Whitworth of
Mackay, Idaho. In 2000 season, DeRonn Finley, a senior from Scottsdale, Arizona,
was voted to wear the patch by his teammates. For the 2001 season, the honor went
to walk-on junior Mike Clark. The 2002 honoree was defensive lineman Mark
Weivoda, and in 2003, junior Jeff Davenport became just the third junior to be voted
to wear the patch. This year, senior Vince Caviglia was honored by his teammates
as this year’s Marcus Jackson Award winner
PLAYERS
Francisco Anguiano ............................................... ahn GWE AHN oh
Kenyon Blue ....................................................................... ken YOHN
Ivin Clark .................................................................................. EYE vin
Spencer Franz ....................................................................... FRAHNZ
Scott Jossis ............................................................................ JAHS iss
Clint Knickrehm .................................................................... NICK rem
Kris Krosch ................................................................................ kraash
Akilah Lacey ......................................................................... ah KEY la
Marcell Lagrone ................................................ mar SELL la GROAN
Kyle Lohse ............................................................................... low SEE
Jonathan Macciola .......................................................... mah CHO la
Brandon Mennear ............................................................. meh NEAR
Sterling Mennear ............................................................... meh NEAR
Shedrack Okoebor ............................................... SHAH drak OH ka BAR
Hayden Plocher ...................................................................... PLOCK er
Atelea Raass .............................................................. at ah LAY rahss
Zach Raphael ....................................................................... rah FELL
Renell Robinson, Jr. ............................................................. reh NELL
Chris Ruiz ................................................................................. REECE
Dustin Schroader .............................................................. SHROW drr
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Previous Jackson Award Winners
1997 Telly Lockette
(Sr.) Miami, FL
1998 Jason Trotter
(Sr.) Santa Cruz, CA
1999 Nick Whitworth
(Jr.) Mackay, ID
2000 DeRonn Finley
(Sr.) Scottsdale, AZ
2001 Mike Clark
(Jr.) Castleford, ID
2002 Mark Weivoda
(Sr.) Caldwell, ID
2003 Jeff Davenport
(Jr.) Pocatello, ID
2004 Vince Caviglia
(Sr.) Saratoga, CA
2005 Terrence Calloway
(So.) Sylmar, CA
Luke Sniewski ......................................................................... SNU SKI
Sye Sweat .................................................................................... SIGH
Jaron Taylor .............................................................................. jah RIN
Pago Togafau ............................................ PAHN go TONG ga FOW
David Tongolei ............................................................. TAHN guh LAY
Donte’ Williams ....................................................................... don TAY
Will Yoder ................................................................................... YO drr
Brian Zeches ......................................................................... ZEH kiss
COACHES/STAFF
Joe Lorig .............................................................................. LORE ig
Frank Mercogliano .............................................. mer cog lee AH no
Dr. Mick Mickelson ......................................................... MICK el son
Mark Rhea ................................................................................... ray

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