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The University of Utah Athletics
Utes Gear Up for New Mexico
6/21/1999 12:00 AM | Football
November 9, 1998
Utah vs. New Mexico
1:00 p.m.
Albuquerque, N.M.
University Stadium - 31,218
1998 New Mexico Schedule/Results
Record: 3-7, WAC: 1-6
9-5 New Mexico 38, Idaho State 9 9-12 New Mexico 39, Utah State 36 (3OT) 9-19 New Mexico State 28, New Mexico 27 9-26 San Jose State 37, New Mexico 30 10-3 Air Force 56, New Mexico 14 10-10 UTEP 22, New Mexico 19 10-17 San Diego State 36, New Mexico 33 (OT) 10-24 New Mexico 30, Hawai'i 20 10-31 Fresno State 28, New Mexico 20 11-7 Brigham Young 46, New Mexico 21 11-14 Utah 11-21 Central Florida
TELEVISION: Live on KJZZ Channel 14). Play by Play: Steve Brown; Commentary: Mike Norseth; Sidelines: Rob Howell. Satellite Coordinates: GE 1 Transponder 20, Audio 6268.
RADIO: All Ute football games are broadcast live on the Utah Sports Network: K-news AM (570), KOAL (Price), KSGI/KZEZ FM (St. George/Cedar City), KVEL (Vernal), and KUTA AM (Blanding). Pre-game begins at 10:30 a.m. Talent: Play-by-play Bill Marcroft; commentary Frank Dolce; sidelines Bryan Rowley. Brad Stone is host of the pre-game and post-game shows on K-news.
TV SHOW: The Coach's Show with Head Coach Ron McBride is each Saturday at 10 a.m. on KJZZ.
RADIO SHOWS: "U" Talk can be heard on KALL AM, Fridays from 4-6 p.m. The KALL radio Coach's Show is Tuesdays from 6-7 p.m.
QUICKLY
The Utes (6-3, 4-2 WAC) are still in the race for the WAC Pacific Division title with their first-ever overtime victory34-27 over UTEP in Salt Lake City ... Utah, which has won two straight and three of its last four, is a game behind Brigham Young and San Diego State in the division standings ... Utah plays its final road game of the season this Saturday, going to Albuquerque, N.M., for a 1 p.m. game with New Mexico (3-7, 1-6 WAC) ... With two regular season games remaining, Utah is assured of a winning record for a sixth-straight year. It marks the eighth straight year that the Utes will have finished .500 or better ... Utah is 2-2 in road games and needs a win Saturday to avoid dipping below .500 on the road for the first time in Ron McBride,s nine years as head Ute coach ... The Ute-Lobo game will be televised live on KJZZ. It can also be heard on K-news radio (570 AM).
PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Practice times are subject to change. Practice is scheduled for Monday through Thursday, 3:30-5:30 p.m. at McCarthey Practice Field. Call sports information director Liz Abel (581-3511) for daily updates and interview requests.
TO WIN THE WAC
For the Utes to win the WAC Pacific Division they must win their last two games (New Mexico and BYU) and one of these two things must happen: 1) San Diego State must lose twice or 2) SDSU must lose once and BYU must beat UTEP. The three teams would then be 1-1 against each other, but Utah would have a 6-1 divisional record (one of Utah,s league losses was to Mountain Division leader Wyoming) compared to a 5-2 divisional record for both SDSU and BYU.
LAST WEEK
Utah won its first overtime game ever, 34-27 over UTEP, but lost starting quarterback Darnell Arceneaux for the year due to a dislocated shoulder. Arceneaux, who previously missed all or parts of four games with a broken finger and a concussion, was enjoying his best game of the season before the third-quarter injury. He had rushed for a career-high 115 yards and completed 9 of 18 pass attempts for 121 yards and two touchdowns. Senior QB Jonathan Crosswhite assumed the controls and led Utah on two scoring drives, including the game winner in overtime. Utah,s defense shut down UTEP,s running game, allowing the Miners just 53 rushing yards. The Utes kept the Miners out of the end zone on a first and goal situation from the 8-yard line in overtime and Andre Dyson batted down the potential game-tying touchdown pass.
HEAD COACH RON MCBRIDE
Head Coach Ron McBride, in his ninth year at the helm of the Ute program, is its second winningest coach. McBride, 61-42, is one of just two coaches in school history to win 60 games. He is assured of a sixth-straight winning season and he has had just one losing season (1990, his first year). McBride,s teams have averaged seven wins per year. He has taken the Utes to four bowl games and is the only head coach at Utah to go to more than one bowl. He is 1-3 in bowl games. McBride led Utah to the 1995 WAC Championship (tie)Utah,s first title in 31 years. Before accepting Utah,s head coaching position in 1990, McBride served two previous stints on the Hill. He was Utah,s offensive line coach from 1985-86 and its offensive coordinator from 1977-82. He is 5-3 against New Mexico (3-2 in Albuquerque) and 0-0 against Lobo head coach Rocky Long.
SERIES SHORTS
Utah leads 25-12-2 ... this Saturday,s game marks the fourth time in five years Utah and UNM have played in Albuquerque ... Utah has won three straight after losing three in a row from 1992-94 ... UNM knocked off the previously undefeated (8-0) and No. 9 ranked Utes on Nov. 5, 1994 in Albuquerque. Utah returned the favor last year, knocking off the league-leading (and once beaten) Lobos, 15-10 in Salt Lake City ... UNM leads 9-8-1 in Albuquerque, but Utah has won the last two in University Stadium (1995-96).
Overall Series: 25-12-2 (Utah)
First Game: 1939 (21-20, Utah)
Series Streak: Utah 3
In Albuquerque: New Mexico 9-8-1
Last Ute Win: 1997 (15-10)
Last UNM Win: 1994 (23-21)
Last Ute Win in Albuquerque: 1996 (31-24)
Last UNM Win in Albuquerque: 1994 (23-21)
GRIDBITS
With one home game left on its scheduleBrigham Young on Nov. 21the Utes will set a new season home attendance record. Utah has averaged 37,745 fans in Rice-Eccles Stadiumbreaking the mark of 32,310, set in 1994. The Utah-BYU game will be the Utes, first sell-out in their new stadium. Utah,s biggest home crowd to date was the 44,112 in attendance at the home opener against Louisville on Sept. 12 ... Ute Head Coach Ron McBride claimed career victory No. 60 with his win over San Jose State on Oct. 31. He is one of two coaches in Ute history to win 60 games (61) and the first in almost 40 years (Ike Armstrong won 141 games from 1925-49) ... Utah,s three losses have been by a total of seven points. The Utes led late in the fourth quarter in two of those (Boise State and Wyoming), and were tied going into the fourth quarter at San Diego State ... Utah, which had never played an overtime game before this year, has now gone extra innings in two of the last three games. The Utes lost (21-20) to San Diego State and defeated UTEP (34-27) in overtime.
ARCENEAUX OUT FOR SEASON
Sophomore quarterback Darnell Arceneaux (6-1, 187), who was enjoying his best overall game of the season, dislocated his shoulder in the third quarter against UTEP and will be lost for the rest of the year. Arceneaux will undergo surgery on Wednesday (Nov. 11). He had steered Utah to a 20-17 lead before the injuryrushing for a career-best 115 yards and throwing for 121 yards (9 of 18 passing) and 2 touchdowns. He leaves with a 6-0 record as a starter (3-0 this year). Arceneaux missed three previous games with a broken finger suffered in practice on Sept. 15. He returned against Fresno State, but exited with a concussion. He left the San Jose game early, too, this time after re-injuring his finger. Arceneaux finishes his shortened sophomore season with nine touchdowns (4 rushing, 5 passing), 198 rushing yards and 687 passing yards (114.5 ypg). He completed 43 of 77 pass attempts (.558).
MIKE CHECK
Running back Mike Anderson (6-2, 220), a 24-year-old junior college transfer, leads the WAC and ranks 12th in the nation in rushing, averaging 118.2 ypg. He became just the fourth 1,000-yard rusher in school history on Oct. 31 and now has 1,064 net yards. He should move into second in Utah,s single-season rushing record book at New Mexico this Saturday. Anderson needs just 13 yards to pass former Ute Keith Williams (1,076 in 1991) and 64 yards to overtake Del Rodgers for second (1,127 in 1981). Anderson tied the school record for consecutive 100-yard games of five (first set by Carl Monroe in 1982) with his 163-yard effort against San Jose State on Oct. 31. His string was snapped last Saturday, when he totaled a season-low 63 yards against UTEP. Anderson is one of just two players in school historyand the first in 16 yearsto rush for 100 yards seven times in a season. With two games left, he could still tie the school record of nine 100-yard games in a single season, set by Monroe in 1982. Anderson and Monroe both reached 1,000 yards in eight gamesthe fastest ever by a Ute. Anderson, who has a team-best 10 rushing touchdowns, will tie for third in the U. books with his next TD (with Jamal Anderson and Del Rodgers, who had 11 in 1993 and 1979, respectively). The school record for rushing touchdowns in a season is 13 by Mark Stevens (1984). Utah,s rushing leader in eight of nine games, Anderson leads the team in every rushing category: carries (211), yards (1,064), yards per carry (5.0) and touchdowns (10). His 40-yard touchdown run against San Jose State was his longest run from the line of scrimmage. He is Utah,s leading scorer with 60 points. He has started in every game except Boise State.
Opponent Rush Yards Avg. TD Long Utah State 32 150 4.7 1 20 Louisville 30 122 4.1 1 13 Hawai,i 15 75 5.0 0 10 Boise State 19 110 5.8 1 21 Wyoming 19 150 8.0 2 24 Fresno State 26 121 4.7 1 21 San Diego State 20 110 5.5 0 25 San Jose State 29 163 5.6 2 40 UTEP 21 63 3.0 2 16
HOLY KAUTAI
Sophomore linebacker Kautai Olevao (6-2, 240) is having an all-WAC caliber season in his first year back from an LDS church mission. Olevao, who started as a freshman in 1995 and only returned to the team in August, is Utah,s tackle leader with 65 (7.2 tpg). He started the first two games at middle linebacker and has started the last five games at rover, replacing the injured Phil Glover. He has a team-best four double-figure tackle games (14 vs. Utah State, 11 vs. San Diego State and 10 vs. Fresno State and UTEP). He also has (a team-best) eight tackles for loss (7 yards), 2.5 sacks (10 yards), six pass breakups and a caused fumble. In his first game since OE95, Olevao had a career-tying 14 tackles against Utah State in the season opener and was named WAC Defensive Player of the Week. Opponent UT AT TT TFL SKS PBU
Utah State 6 8 14 0-0 0-0 0 Louisville 1 2 3 1-1 0-0 3 Hawai,i 1 3 4 0-0 0-0 0 Boise State 3 1 4 0-0 1.5-7 0 Wyoming 4 1 5 1-1 0-0 0 Fresno State 7 3 10 1-1 0-0 2 San Diego State 4 7 11 1-3 1-3 0 San Jose State 4 0 4 1-1 0-0 0 UTEP 6 4 10 3-6 0-0 1
COUNTING CROSSWHITE
Senior quarterback Jonathan Crosswhite (6-2, 210), who started the first nine games of last season and five games this year, will close the season as Utah,s starter. Crosswhite is 2-3 as a starter this year. He has played in eight of nine games. He led Utah to a 34-27 overtime victory over UTEP last week, directing Utah to two touchdowns as Darnell Arceneaux,s replacement. Crosswhite had his most impressive numbers of the year in Utah,s win over Fresno State on October 17, completing 14 of 17 passes for 187 yards. His .824 passing percentage was the fourth best in school history. Crosswhite owns two of the top four single-game passing percentages in school history. He was 90% (9-10) against UTEP last yearsecond in school history. He has completed 94 of 166 passes (.566) for 1,224 yards (153.0 ypg) and seven touchdowns (7 interceptions) this year. He has two 200-yard games ( 255 vs. Hawai,i and 209 vs. Wyoming) and five career 200-yard games. His best game was against TCU in 1997, when he threw for 281 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Opponent ATT COMP INT YDS TD LONG Utah State dnp Louisville 6 3 1 35 0 24 Hawai,i 28 17 1 255 2 57 Boise State 30 16 0 195 3 40 Wyoming 38 17 2 209 1 22 Fresno State 17 14 0 187 0 49 San Diego State 30 17 2 185 0 29 San Jose State 3 2 0 65 1 34 UTEP 14 8 1 93 0 29
BACON SIZZLES Junior running back Omar Bacon (6-1, 208) is having the best season of his career. Bacon, who redshirted last year after playing sparingly as a freshman and sophomore, is averaging 67.8 yards per gamesecond on the team and 12th in the WAC. He topped 600 yards against UTEP, when his 57-yard day raised his season total to 610. Bacon is second on the team to WAC leader Mike Anderson in all rushing categories: carries (129), yards (610), yards per carry (4.7), yards per game (67.8) and rushing touchdowns (7). He rushed for a career-high 125 yards (his first 100-yard game) against Hawai,i. His 27-yard TD run against Hawai,i with 1:14 left in the game sealed Utah,s win. He started against Boise State. Opponent Rush Yards Avg. TD Long
Utah State dnp RB (ankle injury, played STs) Louisville 8 75 9.4 2 38 Hawai,i 24 125 5.2 2 27 Boise State 15 88 5.9 0 34 Wyoming 17 57 3.4 0 16 Fresno State 19 83 4.4 1 19 San Diego State 17 56 3.3 2 11 San Jose State 17 69 4.1 0 24 UTEP 12 57 4.8 0 12
CAN'T KEEP UP WITH THIS JONES
Senior wide receiver Daniel Jones has topped 600 yards for a second straight year after getting 63 yards on six catches against UTEP. Jones has 646 yards, surpassing his total of 626 as a junior last year. He leads the Utes in catches (44), yards (646), yards per game (71.8) and touchdowns (3, tied). He ranks third in the WAC in receiving yards per game (71.8) and fifth in receptions per game (4.9). Jones is second on the team in yards per catch (14.7). He has four career 100-yard gamesone this year. His 197 yards against Fresno State is the most yards by a Ute receiver since 1991. He has led the Ute receivers in four games this year (Louisville, Fresno State, San Jose State and UTEP).
Opponent Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long Utah State 2 5 2.5 0 7 Louisville 3 87 29.0 1 35 Hawai,i 5 91 18.2 0 57 Boise State 5 60 12.0 1 20 Wyoming 2 16 8.0 0 11 Fresno State 13 197 15.2 0 49 San Diego State 5 29 5.8 0 11 San Jose State 3 98 32.7 1 45 UTEP 6 63 10.5 0 18
RECEIVING LINE
Senior wide receiver Jerome Anderson and junior slot back Donny Utu combine with Daniel Jones to give Utah one of its most balanced receiving acts ever. Anderson is second to Jones with 33 receptions, while Utu has 26 (in eight games). Anderson, who leads the Utes in yards per catch (15.8), is second in receptions (33), yards (521), yards per game (57.9) and touchdowns (2). He led the Utes against Utah State (64 yards) and Hawai,i (107). His 107 yards vs. the Rainbows was his first career 100-yard game. Utu missed last week,s game with a concussion, but could return this Saturday (he is listed as questionable). In eight games, he has 26 receptions for 337 yards (13.0 yards per catch, 42.1 yards per game) and a team-tying 3 TDs. Utu has led the Utes three times (Boise State, Wyoming and SDSU). His 95 yards vs. the Aztecs was his career best.
LOTS OF LOVE
Senior strong safety Robert Love (5-9, 203), a two-time second-team all-WAC pick and Utah,s tackle leader for the last two years, is second in tackles this year despite missing the Wyoming game with a knee injury. In eight games, he has 59 tackles. His 7.4 tackle-per-game average is best on the team, as is his 35 solo tackles (tied with Olevao). Love had a season-best 13 tackles against UTEP. His best season was in 1996, when he led Utah with 108 tackles. He was tops again last year with 92.
Opponent UT AT TT TFL SKS PBU Utah State 1 2 3 0-0 0 1 Louisville 7 2 9 0-0 0 0 Hawai,i 4 3 7 1-4 0 1 Boise State 3 4 7 1-1 0 0 Wyoming dnp (knee injury) Fresno State 5 1 6 0-0 0 0 San Diego State 6 3 9 1-2 0 1 San Jose State 2 3 5 0-0 0 2 UTEP 7 6 13 0-0 0 0
OFFENSIVE INFO
Juniors Mike Anderson (6-2, 220) and Omar Bacon (6-1, 208) have made Utah,s ground game its best in years. The Utes are averaging 214.3 yards per gamethe most since 1984 (when they averaged 271.9 ypg)with 87% coming
from Anderson and Bacon. The 1998 Utes are on track to become the first Utah team since 1984 to average 200 yards rushing ... Utah,s 280 rushing yards against San Jose State was its most of the season ... Utah,s offense is split down the middle, with 1,929 rushing yards and 1,911 passing yards ... Utah,s backup quarterback will be either junior Scott Styles or sophomore T.D. Croshaw, depending on who does best in practice this week ... Daniel Jones leads Utah (4th in the WAC, 22nd in the nation) in all-purpose yardage (139.8 ypg) ... Utah,s best quarter is the second (93 points). The third quarter is its worst (37 points) ... Utah is converting on 40% of its third downs (57-141) and is 5 of 7 (71%) on fourth downs.
UTAH ON OFFENSE Category Avg. WAC NCAA Rushing Offense 214.3 4 18 Passing Offense 212.3 5 51 Total Offense 426.7 2 25 Scoring Offense 30.4 3 31
DEFENSIVE DATA
Utah,s opponents have rushed for just 791 net yards (87.9 ypg), putting the 1998 Utes in position to set a new school record for fewest yards allowed in a season. The current record is 995 yards (1981). If Utah stays on its current pace for the last two games, it will have allowed 971 rushing yards ... 1997 all-WAC linebacker Phil Glover was cleared to run last week and is gradually working into practice. He could play as early as this Saturday at New Mexico. Glover injured his ankle in the fourth game of the season and underwent surgery on Sept. 29. He has missed the last five games ... Sophomore free safety Kimball Christianson is Utah,s third-leading tackler with 55 ... junior end John Frank leads Utah in sacks (7-41 yards) and is second in tackles for loss (7-17) ... Frank also has a team-best 2 caused fumbles, a fumble recovery and 3 pass breakups ... corners Teneil Ethridge and Andre Dyson are tied with 10 pass breakups ... Dyson leads the Utes with 3 interceptions ... best quarters are the first (31 points) and fourth (46 points) ... opponents are converting on 34% of their third down attempts (51-152).
UTAH ON DEFENSE
Category Avg. WAC NCAA Rushing Defense 87.9 2 7 Passing Defense 257.8 4 24 Total Defense 345.7 6 42 Scoring Defense 21.6 8 38
SPECIAL TEAMS
Walk-on freshman kicker Ryan Kaneshiro is 32-33 on extra point attempts, with his only miss in overtime at San Diego State. He made an overtime PAT in Utah,s win over UTEP. Kaneshiro has made 7 of 11 field goal attempts, with a long of 47 vs. Wyoming. He is Utah,s second leading scorer with 53 points ... Junior all-WAC candidate Chris Hunter has 49 punts for 2,045 yards (41.7 average) with a long of 61 yards. He placed a punt on the 1-yard line against both Boise State and Wyoming, and one on the 3-yard vs. UTEP ... In his first year on the return teams, Daniel Jones is making a bid to become the WAC Special Teams Player of the Year. Jones returned a kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown against SDSU and leads Utah with 16 kick returns for 375 yardsan average of 23.4 yards per return. He also has 25 of 26 punt returns this season by a Ute for 228 yards (9.1 ypr) ... Patrick Dyson gives Utah a big 1-2 punch on kickoff returns. Dyson returned a San Jose State kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown on Oct. 31 and was named WAC Pacific Division Special Teams Player of the Week. It marked the second week in a row that a Ute returned a kick for a touchdown (Jones did it against SDSU). Dyson, who has 8 kick returns for 262 yards, averages a whopping 32.8 yards per return ... Utah,s leader in special teams tackles are Colby Knight and Jason Potter, each with 12.
DOUBLE TROUBLE
Utah's roster lists seven pairs of double numbers. The main problem is No. 22, where running back Mike Anderson and kicker Cletus Truhe are both regulars. The following players are the most likely to see action among the other shared numbers: No. 8 Brad Burnett, No. 10 Kimball Christianson and No. 13 Colby Knight.
INJURY REPORT
Out for the season: Quarterback Darnell Arceneaux (shoulder dislocation), Courtney Richins (ACL), tight end C.J. Johnson (broken left leg), defensive back Brandon Dart (foot), offensive tackle Nathan Sybrowsky (knee), wide receiver Roy Allen (knee). Key players who are questionable for the UNM game: linebacker Wes Tufaga (knee), linebacker Phil Glover (ankle), slot back Donny Utu (concussion).
RED ZONE REPORT
Utah Offense
Times at or inside 20: 36
Touchdowns: 22
Field Goals: 4
TD percentage: 61%
Utah Defense
Times opponent at or inside 20: 36
Touchdowns: 16
Field Goals: 7
TD percentage: 44%
ON THE SCALES
Utah's offensive front five averages 300 pounds [UNM,s offensive line averages 291.4 pounds]. Utah,s defensive down linemen average 292 pounds per man [UNM,s defensive line averages 253 pounds].
LAST TIME THEY MET
Utah snapped a three-game losing streak by handing New Mexico only its second loss of the season, 15-10. New Mexico came into the game as the WAC,s hottest team, but the Phil Glover-led Ute defense slammed the door on the league,s total offense leader. New Mexico managed just 196 total yards 239 below its average. Utah won despite having two Juan Johnson touchdowns called backone due to an inadvertent whistle.
LOBO QUICK LOOK
Category Avg. WAC NCAA Rushing Offense 142.4 11 64 Passing Offense 241.5 2 29 Total Offense 383.9 4 43 Scoring Offense 26.1 5 50 Rushing Defense 171.4 10 78 Passing Defense 212.8 9 51 Total Defense 384.2 12 75 Scoring Defense 31.8 14 99
LOBO REVIEW
3-7 (1-6 WAC) ... 2-3 at home ... have lost the last two ... won first two games of 1998 (vs. Idaho State and Utah State) before losing five straight ... only WAC win was over Hawai,i (30-20) ... Head Coach Rocky Long is 3-7 in his first year ... quarterback Graham Leigh is WAC total offense leader (255.2 ypg) ... kick returner Dion Marion is second in WAC and 15th in nation with 26.7 average.
RICE-ECCLES STADIUM IN ITS DEBUT SEASON
Utah,s new 45,634-seat Rice-Eccles Stadium opened its gates on September 5 for a game between Utah and Louisville. A crowd of 44,112 broke the old record of 36,250 set against Brigham Young back in 1982 in old Rice Stadium. Although Rice-Eccles stands on the same ground as Rice Stadium (built in 1927 as Ute Stadium), only the south end zone and the field surface (SportGrass) remain. The expansion and rebuilding of the stadium began in June 1997. Work was done throughout the 1997 football season, stopping only on home game days. The actual demolition of Rice Stadium occurred on November 17, 1997. Stadium attractions include the three-level Stadium Box, which has the scholarship box as its first level, luxury suites on the second level and the press area on top. In 2002, temporary bleachers will be brought in to expand the stadium,s capacity to 50,000 for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympic Games.
MAC-QUOTES
"We got the win (over UTEP) despite turning the ball over five times and giving up big plays on defense. Somehow we found a way to win. We came back every time we got down. The overtime thing was big because the players really studded up. Daniel Jones made an absolutely big time play on third down and the defense stepped up on first and eight ... New Mexico presents more problems because of the option. The key to the option is to play your responsibility. We haven,t seen much option in awhile, so that,s a concern ... This is New Mexico,s last chance for respectability. We lost a big game to them in OE94 when they were in a similar situation ... We need to take care of business and win our next two games. San Diego State could lose to anyone because they have no offense. They,ve been living on defense. We need to hope that UTEP doesn,t all of the sudden go into the tank after playing so well against us and coming up empty.0/00
OFFENSE
C 55 Darren Walker (6-3,295, Sr.)
66 Steve McKane (6-1, 244, So.)
LG 50 Sam White (6-3, 280, So.)
76 Luis Park (6-2, 300, Jr.)
RG 77 Fisi Moleni (6-3, 298, Jr.)
69 Todd Jackson (6-3, 300, Jr.)
LT 74 Devin Grant (6-8, 300, Sr.)
59 Doug Kaufusi (6-7, 300, Fr.)
RT 58 Josh Cochran (6-5, 307, Sr.)
61 Kevin Wilson (6-7, 306, Fr.)
TE 44 Andy Kassotis (6-3, 273, Jr.)
89 Matt Nickel (6-6, 257, So.)
QB 16 Jonathan Crosswhite (6-2, 210, Sr.)
3 T.D. Croshaw (6-1, 188, So.) or
15 Scott Styles (6-3, 207, Jr.)
WR 5 Jerome Anderson (5-11, 178, Sr.)
25 Donny Utu (6-1, 196, Jr.)
WR 80 Daniel Jones (5-11, 182, Sr.)
18 Chris Christensen (5-11, 177, So.)
SL 25 Donny Utu (6-1, 196, Jr.)
5 Jerome Anderson (5-11, 178, Sr.)
RB 22 Mike Anderson (6-2, 220, Jr.)
24 Omar Bacon (6-1, 208, Jr.)
DEFENSE
E 93 John Frank (6-5, 271, Jr.)
90 Ed Ta'amu (6-2, 280, So.)
OE 39 Dicky Purcell (6-1, 238, Sr.)
60 Chuck Pine (6-2, 220, Jr.)
RT 99 Mike Thomas (6-1, 303, Sr.)
87 Richard Seals (6-2, 308, Jr.)
NT 91 Pene Talamaivao (6-4, 313, Sr.)
98 Maake Kemoeatu (6-5, 276, So.)
ROV 43 Kautai Olevao (6-2, 240, So.)
12 Wes Tufaga (6-0, 216, So.)
MLB 31 Cyrus Satoafaiga (6-2, 240, Jr.)
85 Taulia Lave (6-1, 255, Jr.)
SLB 49 Jason Hooks (6-3, 262, Sr.)
52 Everestt Matagi (6-3, 241, Jr.)
RC 30 Teneil Ethridge (5-10, 188, Jr.)
40 Jay Hill (6-1,186, Jr.)
LC 34 David Richards (6-0, 187, Sr.)
21 Andre Dyson (5-10, 184, So.)
FS 10 Kimball Christianson (6-3, 209, So.)
28 Jamal Allen (5-11, 207, Sr.)
SS 35 Robert Love (5-9, 203, Sr.)
3 Sitivi Laulu (6-0, 210, Jr.)
SPECIALISTS
K 19 Ryan Kaneshiro (5-6, 172, Fr.) and
22 Cletus Truhe (5-11, 201, Jr.)
PAT 19 Ryan Kaneshiro (5-6, 172, Fr.)
22 Cletus Truhe (5-11, 201, Jr.)
P 86 Chris Hunter (6-5, 232, Jr.)
15 Scott Styles (6-3, 207, Jr.)
LS 92 Brian Bachhuber (6-1, 247, So.)
90 Ed Ta'amu (6-2, 280, So.)
H 22 Cletus Truhe (5-11, 201, Jr.) and
19 Ryan Kaneshiro (5-6, 172, Fr.)
PR 80 Daniel Jones (5-11, 182, Sr.)
5 Jerome Anderson (5-11, 178, Sr.)
KR 80 Daniel Jones (5-11, 182, Sr.) and
4 Patrick Dyson (6-0, 186, Fr.)
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