2010 SPRING PROSPECTUS2010 SPRING PRACTICE DATES

(subject to change)

March 29 April 12 April 28March 31 April 16April 2 April 19 May 1 @ 12:15 p.m.April 5 April 21 Spring GameApril 7 April 23 Reser StadiumApril 9 April 26

Note: All practices are open to the public and are held at the Tommy

Prothro Football Complex, inside Merritt-Truax Indoor Center or at

Reser Stadium.

2010 SCHEDULE

Date Opponents Time Media

Sept. 4 vs. Texas Christian (Arlington, TX) 4:45 p.m. ESPNSept. 18 Louisville TBASept. 25 at Boise State TBA ESPNOct. 2 Arizona State* TBAOct. 9 at Arizona* TBAOct. 16 at Washington* TBAOct. 30 California* (Homecoming) TBANov. 6 at UCLA* TBANov. 13 Washington State* TBA (Dad’s Weekend)Nov. 20 USC* TBANov. 27 at Stanford* TBADec. 4 Oregon* TBA

COACHING STAFF

Mike Riley (Alabama, ’75) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head CoachJay Locey (Oregon State, ‘78) . . . . . . . . . . . Asst. Head Coach/WRsMark Banker (Springfield (MA), ‘78). . . . Defensive Coord./SafetiesDanny Langsdorf (Linfield, ‘95) . . . . Offensive Coord./QuarterbacksMike Cavanaugh (So. Connecticut St., ‘86) . . . . . . . .Offensive LineReggie Davis (Washington, ‘98) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Running BacksKeith Heyward (Oregon State, ‘01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CornerbacksGreg Newhouse (Nevada, ‘75) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LinebackersBruce Read (Portland State, ‘86) . . . . . . .Special Teams CoordinatorJoe Seumalo (Hawai’i, ‘89) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Defensive LineDaniel Drayton (Oregon State, ‘07) . . . . . . . . Grad. Asst. / DefenseRyan Gunderson (Oregon State, ‘07) . . . . . . . Grad. Asst. / Admin.Robin Ross (Washington State, ‘77) . . . .Grad. Asst. / Offense / TEsBryan Miller (North Park Univ., ‘99) . . . . Sports Performance Coord.Gary Beck (Oregon State, ‘82) . . . Coordinator of Support ServicesDan Van De Riet (San Jose State, ‘00) . . . . .Director of OperationsKelly Harness (Wyoming, ‘04) . . . . . . . . Asst. Director of Operations

2009 RESULTS

Date Opponents W/L Score

Sept. 5 Portland State W 34-7Sept. 12 at UNLV W 23-21Sept. 19 #17 Cincinnati L 18-28Sept. 26 Arizona* L 32-37Oct. 3 at Arizona State* W 28-17Oct. 10 Stanford* W 38-28Oct. 24 at #4 USC* L 36-42Oct. 31 UCLA* W 26-19Nov. 7 at #23 California* W 31-14Nov. 14 Washington* W 48-21Nov. 21 at Washington State* W 42-10Dec. 3 at #7 Oregon* L 33-37 MAACO Bowl Las VegasDec. 22 vs. #15 BYU L 20-44FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

Stadium: Reser Stadium (45,674)Practice Facilities: Merritt-Truax Indoor Center & Tommy Prothro Football Complex Turf: FieldTurfOffensive System: MultipleDefensive System: MultipleLettermen Returning: 58Lettermen Lost: 17Starters Returning: 19Enrollment: 20,200Nickname: BeaversConference: Pacific-10Colors: Orange & BlackPresident: Dr. Edward RayDirector of Athletics: Bob De Carolis

2010 SPRING GAME

Oregon State’s 2010 Spring Game will be held Saturday, May 1 at 12:15 p.m. at Reser Stadium. The culmination of OSU spring football will also be webcast live on Beaver Nation Online, the audio/visual home of www.osubeavers.com adn on the Beaver Sports Radio Network - stations to be an-nounced.

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2009 LOOK BACKFor the fourth consecutive year Oregon State’s foot-ball program concluded the year with a winning re-cord at 8-5, the longest streak since a five-year run between 1966-70. For the second straight year the Beavers tied for second in the Pac-10 –a 6-3 mark in 2009. OSU finished just outside the top-25 of both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches Poll rankings – essentially 27th.

RILEY TO COACH THROUGH THE DECADEHead football coach Mike Riley agreed in Janu-ary to be on the Beaver sidelines through at least 2019, with a contract that adds among other con-siderations an additional year for every bowl game. Riley began his second tenure at OSU in 2003; the second-longest consecutive tenure of any Pac-10 coach – Jeff Tedford at California started in 2002. Riley is 64-47 in nine total seasons and is just 10 wins short of Lon Stiner’s (1933-48) school record for victories.

A TOUGH SCHEDULEOregon State will play one of the toughest schedules in 2010, with non-conference games vs. preseason top 25 teams TCU and Boise State on the docket. The Sept. 4 game vs. TCU will be played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas while the Beavers will also travel to Bronco Stadium this season for a Sept. 25 contest. The other non-conference game of the season is against Louisville at OSU’s Reser Stadium Sept. 18.

BEAVERS BOWLINGOregon State played in its ninth bowl game in the last 11 seasons, tied for the second most over that span in the Pac-10 with USC, and made a school re-cord fourth consecutive postseason appearance. The Beavers’ five-game postseason win streak ended Dec. 22 at the Las Vegas Bowl, losing to BYU 44-20.

IT WAS A PRETTY GOOD DECADEOregon State was 80-46 (63%) during the last de-cade, compared to 29-81-1 (26%) during the 1990s and 22-85-4 (21%) in the 1980s. The 80 victories rank as the third most in the conference during the decade. Here is how they stacked up league wide: USC 103-25, Oregon 87-38, OSU 80-45, California 71-52, UCLA 67-58, Arizona State 65-59, Washing-ton State 57-64, Arizona 50-69, Washington 50-71 and Stanford 48-69.

SEVEN BEAVERS EARN

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMSean Canfield (QB), Jacquizz Rodgers (RB), James Rodgers (WR), Gregg Peat (OG), Keaton

Kristick (LB), Stephen Paea (DT) and Suaesi Tu-

imaunei (ST) earned Pac-10 First Team honors. The seven selections were the most in the Pac-10. Paea added the Morris Trophy as the best defensive line-man in the conference, voted on by the league’s of-fensive linemen. Justin Kahut (PK) earned second team with Alex Linnenkohl (C), David Pa’aluhi (LB), Keith Pankey (LB) and Dwight Roberson (LB) all garnering honorable mention. It’s worth not-ing that four Beaver linebackers were selected. OSU had 61 all-conference selections during the decade, second to USC’s 79 in the Pac-10.

NO TEAM BETTEROregon State is the only team in the Pac-10 to finish among the top three in the league standings in each of the last four years – tied for second in 2008 and ’09, and alone in third in 2006 and ’07. The Bea-vers were 25-11 in the conference during those four years, trailing only USC’s 27-9 mark.

100-PLUS USUALLY A WWhen a Beaver rushes for 100-plus yards it usually equals a victory. OSU has won 19 of its last 21 games (90%) when a rusher gains 100 – the only two losses in that period - Oct. 2, 2008 at Utah (Jacquizz Rod-

gers 101 yds) and to USC Oct. 24, 2009 (Jacquizz 113). Quizz, his brother James Rodgers, Yvenson Bernard and Matthew Sieverson are the individuals who have accounted for the 100-yard outings.

56-7That’s the record of Oregon State when it leads af-ter three quarters with Mike Riley as head coach. Since the start of the 2004 season it is 40-3.

FOUR IN A ROWFor the fourth consecutive year Oregon State fin-ished higher in the Pac-10 standings than it was predicted by the league’s media. The media in 2009, that regularly cover the conference, predicted OSU for fourth place. Here are the predictions for the last four years with finish: 2006 – prediction 7th – actual finish 3rd 2007 – prediction 5th – actual finish 3rd 2008 – prediction 6th – actual finish T2nd 2009 – prediction 4th – actual finish T2nd

STRESS! WHAT STRESS?Beaver fans have learned to deal with the stress of close football games, and for the most part, the out-comes have been favorable. OSU is 15-5 since the start of the 2006 season in games decided by seven points or less.

WIN THE TURNOVER BATTLE,

WIN THE GAMEOver the last 75 games, Oregon State is 30-5 when committing fewer turnovers than its opponent, 9-19 when committing more and 8-4 when even. Oregon State lost just 11 turnovers for the season, the second-fewest in the nation (Cincinnati – 10). The Beavers also lost just four fumbles for the year, tied for second in the nation with Rutgers, Miami and Colorado State – Cincinnati had two. Oddly, on the other side of the ball OSU tied for 105th in turnovers gained with 16.

RUSHERSSince the 2002 season, Oregon State is tied for first in the Pac-10 for the number of times a player has reached the 1,000-yard rushing plateau with seven (missing only 2004). California also has seven, fol-lowed by Oregon (6), USC (4), UCLA (2), Stanford (2), Washington (2), Arizona, Arizona State and Washington State with one each.

COMMANDING FIRST QUARTEROregon State outscored its opponents 307-116 in the first quarter over the last 53 games, including 272-92 in the last 29. The Beavers allowed just 48 in the last 14 first quarters combined, dating back to last year. The 48 points allowed in 2009 were the fewest in the Pac-10.

IN THE (RED) ZONEThe Beavers led the nation for redzone scoring per-centage at 96.4 percent (54-56). OSU scored 41 times via touchdowns and 13 via field goals.

THE FIRST SINCE 1997Freshman offensive tackle Michael Philipp became the first true freshman offensive lineman to start a game at Oregon State since Keith DiDomenico did at right guard in 1997 vs. USC and Oregon.

BEAVER FACTS

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TRUE FRESHMEN MAKE A MARKOregon State played eight true freshmen in the season opener against Portland State; the most in modern history – up until the late 1980s true fresh-men played in junior varsity games. The eight fresh-men to open this season were OT Michael Philipp, WR Markus Wheaton, OT Geoff Garner, Safety Jordan Poyer, LB Rueben Robinson, RB Jovan

Stevenson, and linebackers “Feti” and “Uani”

Unga. It should be noted that Garner and the Unga brothers came to OSU after two-year LDS Missions, and Stevenson enrolled at OSU during winter term of 2009 and was thus a greyshirt.

LEFTY SETS ACCURACY RECORDSenior quarterback Sean Canfield set an OSU re-cord for completion percentage for a season at 67.9 – the fifth best mark in the nation. The left-hander completed 303 of 446 of his attempts, including 21 touchdowns. He averaged 64 pass attempts per in-terception in 2009 after entering the year with an interception every 22 pass attempts. He finished fourth all-time at OSU with 5,970 passing yards and is fourth for touchdown passes with 38. Canfield is the first Beaver quarterback to ever be named Pac-10 First Team and set the career mark for pass completion percentage at OSU at 64.1.

QUIZZ SETS TOUCHDOWN RECORDSophomore running back Jacquizz Rodgers was one of 16 candidates for the Maxwell Award (top player) and a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award (top RB) and Walter Camp Award, tied a school record for the most points for a season by a Bea-ver with 132 (Steven Jackson, 2003). His 22 total touchdowns (21 rushing) tied for third in the nation. For overall rushing he is already fourth at OSU with 2,693 yards. Quizz is the new school record holder for single season rushing touchdowns with 21. If he averages his first two years rushing total he will end his career with 5,498, trailing only former USC star Charles White (6,245) in the Pac-10.

JAMES SETS ALL-PURPOSE RECORDBeaver junior receiver James Rodgers averaged 179.1 yards per game for all-purpose yards (Rec, PR, KR) which ranked first in the Pac-10 and sev-enth in the nation. He is the new school record hold-er for single season all-purpose yards with 2,328 and notched a school record 303 all-purpose yards in the regular season finale at Oregon. James led the Pac-10 for receptions per game at 7.0, was second for receiving yards per game at 79.5 and set a school record for receptions in a season with 91.

HIDDEN STATIf it weren’t for Damian Williams’ (USC) 63-yard punt return, OSU would have been among the na-tional leaders for punt coverage. As it is, the Beavers allowed 6.2 yards per return on just 13 attempts. Take away Williams’ return, OSU allowed 1.5 yards – which would have led the nation.

1,000 x 2Junior receiver James Rodgers is the second Bea-ver in school history to amass 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving. James has 1,297 career yards rushing and 1,849 career yards receiving and has joined Pat Chaffey (1986, 88-89), who accumu-lated 1,421 yards rushing and 1,293 yards receiv-ing.

ACADEMICSIt was a small but successful class of seniors on and off the field. Players such as Sean Canfield, Tim

Clark, Patrick Henderson, Taylor Kavanaugh, Keaton Kristick, Lyle Moevao, Gregg Peat and John Reese, if not played, suited up for four bowl games. Academically, Kavanaugh graduated in con-struction engineering management before the sea-son. The following players graduated in December – Sean Canfield (philosophy), Patrick Henderson (sociology), Sioeli Nau (liberal studies) and John

Reese (speech communication). Graduating in March 2010 are Tim Clark (human development/family studies), Howard Croom (sociology), Latu

Moala (liberal studies), Lyle Moevao (sociology), and Gregg Peat (double major in accounting and finance). March graduates include Damola Adeniji (liberal studies) and Keaton Kristick (business), and in July Ben Terry (sociology). OSU has had 28 Pac-10 All-Academic selections over the last two years.

GOOD WORKS GUYBeaver senior receiver, punt returner, holder Taylor

Kavanaugh was one of 12 Football Bowl Subdivi-sion (FBS) student-athletes to be recognized by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) on its “Good Works Team.” The honor is given to play-ers that embody the true spirit of “teamwork” and “giving back” through commendable acts of kind-ness and community service. Kavanaugh is involved in many community service events and last spring break visited Guatemala with a team of student en-gineers to build a house for a needy family. He was introduced at halftime of last year’s Sugar Bowl.

BEAVER FACTS

RUNNING BACK U?Former Oregon State running backs Ken Simonton, Yvenson Bernard (Winnipeg Blue Bombers) and Ste-ven Jackson (St. Louis Rams) all rank in the top 11 of the Pac-10 Conference for career rushing. USC is the only other school in the league with more – Charles White, Marcus Allen, Anthony Davis and Ricky Bell. If Jacquizz Rodgers averages his first two years rushing total he will end his career with 5,498, trailing only former USC star Charles White (6,245).

WALK-ONSWide receiver Mike Hass (2005 Biletnikoff Award winner) was one; placekicker Alexis Serna (2005 Groza Award recipient) was one; punter Johnny

Hekker (2008 Sun Bowl Special Teams MVP) was one; quarterback Jonathan Smith (2001 Fi-esta Bowl Offensive MVP) was one. That is just a small sample of walkons at Oregon State that had or having great careers at Oregon State. Last sea-son opened with former walkons Mike Remmers (RT) and Damola Adeniji (WR) starting, and cur-rent walkon Grant Johnson (LG). Senior receiver/holder/punt returner Taylor Kavanaugh also was a walkon until recently and Adeniji learned he had earned a scholarship on Sept. 4, the eve of the sea-son opener.

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS4

2010 SPRING ROSTER – ALPHABETICALNO NAME POS HGT WGT CL - EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC)

32 Anderson, Greg # CB 5-11 176 FR* - HS Portland, OR (David Douglas)

69 Andrews, Joshua OL 6-2 278 FR* - RS Fontana, CA (Colony)

51 Beaton, Michael OL 6-3 298 FR - HS Dallas, OR (Dallas)

58 Bills, Tyler # LS 5-10 200 FR* - RS Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo)

23 Bishop, Jordan WR 6-3 199 SO* - 1V West Salem, OR (West Salem)

76 Braun, John DE 6-5 256 FR* - RS Albany, OR (West Albany)

52 Camat, Keo LB 6-2 238 SR* - 3V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

83 Camp, Brady TE 6-4 265 SR* - 3V Gresham, OR (Barlow)

15 Catchings, Darrell WR 5-11 164 JR* - 2V Escondido, CA (Escondido)

5 Collins, Cameron S 6-2 230 JR* - 2V Santa Monica, CA (Santa Monica)

84 Cummings, Kevin WR 6-0 168 FR - HS Culver City, CA (Crespi)

33 Darkins, Will FB 6-1 230 JR* - 2V Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

12 Dilbeck, Dax S 6-1 203 FR* - RS Edmond, OK (Deer Creek)

4 Dockery, James CB 6-1 176 SR* - 2V La Quinta, CA (Palm Desert)

40 Doctor, Michael LB 5-11 216 FR - HS Tulsa, OK (Booker T. Washington)

74 Ellis, Burke # OL 6-4 280 JR* - 2V Canby, OR (Canby)

71 Enger, Grant OL 6-5 256 FR* - RS Bothell, WA (O’Dea)

74 Frahm, Kevin DT 6-2 267 JR* - 2V Portland, OR (Central Catholic)

62 Garner, Geoff OL 6-5 301 SO - 1V Mesa, AZ (Mesa)

55 Gilmur, Charlie LB 6-2 227 FR* - HS Tacoma, WA (Curtis)

86 Gwacham, Obum WR 6-5 218 FR - HS Chino Hills, CA (Ayala)

87 Halahuni, Joe TE 6-2 252 JR* - 2V Orting, WA (Orting)

40 Hall, Garett WR 5-8 198 FR* - RS Olympia, WA (Olympia)

75 Hannah, Nathan # DT 6-3 277 SR* - TM Scappoose, OR (Scappoose)

17 Hardin, Brandon CB 6-2 219 JR* - 2V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha)

81 Hatfield, Micah WR 6-0 162 FR* - RS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

7 Hekker, Johnny P 6-5 223 JR - 2V Bothell, WA (Bothell)

91 Henry, Taylor DE 6-1 240 SO* - 1V Altadena, CA (Campbell Hall)

77 Hull, Evan # DT 6-4 276 SR* - 2V Albany, OR (E. Linn Christ./Linfield)

92 Hunt, Mitchel DE 6-2 287 SR* - 2V Chandler, AZ (Corono Del Sol)

34 Jenkins, Jordan # RB 6-1 211 SO* - TM Salem, OR (West Salem)

70 Johnson, Grant # OG 6-3 280 JR* - 1V Baker City, OR (Baker)

31 Jones, Paul # LB 6-2 209 JR* - 1V Nyssa, OR (Nyssa)

27 Kahut, Justin PK 5-8 178 SR* - 2V Portland, OR (Clackamas)

12 Katz, Ryan QB 6-1 209 SO* - 1V Santa Monica, CA (Santa Monica)

94 Kell, Devon # DE 6-3 228 FR* - RS Hilo, HI (Hilo)

64 Kelly, Colin OL 6-4 285 SO* - 1V Kelso, WA (Kelso)

26 LaGrone, Josh S 6-1 200 SO* - TM San Diego, CA (McQueen (NV))

94 LaGrone, Matt DE 6-6 255 SR* - 1V San Diego, CA (McQueen (NV)/Nevada)

2 Lalich, Peter QB 6-4 222 JR* - RS Springfield, VA (West Springfield/Virginia)

61 Lamb, Michael # OL 6-3 282 JR* - 1V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

15 Levasa, Levi # S 5-11 208 FR* - RS Tualatin, OR (Tualatin)

60 Linnenkohl, Alex C 6-2 303 SR* - 3V Olympia, WA (Capital)

17 Lomax, Jack QB 6-2 175 FR* - RS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

53 Lyons, Colin OL 6-3 275 SO* - TM Carmichael, CA (Del Campo)

79 Magnuson, Aaron # OL 6-3 308 FR* - RS Albany, OR (West Albany)

6 Martin, Sean CB 5-11 170 FR* - RS Corona, CA (Santiago)

98 Masaniai, Castro DT 6-2 311 SO* - 1V Waipahu, HI (Waipahu)

68 McAndrews, Wilder OL 6-4 282 SR* - 1V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha/Hawai’i)

24 McCants, Ryan RB 6-1 228 JR* - 2V Corona, CA (Santiago)

99 Miller, Gabe DE 6-3 249 SR* - 3V Lake Oswego (Lake Oswego)

10 Mitchell, Lance S 6-2 207 JR* - 2V Pasadena, CA (Muir)

70 Motter, Ben # DT 6-5 288 JR* - 1V Philomath, OR (Philomath)

18 Munoz, Geno WR 6-0 193 SO* - 1V Tacoma, WA (Mt. Tahoma)

46 Nichols, Aaron # WR 6-0 185 SR* - 3V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha)

29 Norris, Zane # LB 6-2 223 SO* - 1V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL - EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC)

78 Olander, Brennan DT 6-1 276 SR - 2V Grants Pass, OR (North Valley)

18 Olds, Kaua # CB 5-10 190 SO* - TM Kailua, HI (Ke Kula’o Samuel M. Kamakau)

72 Oshinowo, Timi OL 6-6 288 SR* - 1V Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley)

54 Paea, Stephen DT 6-1 311 SR* - 2V Los Altos, CA (Timpview/Snow CC)

35 Pankey, Keith LB 6-0 231 SR - 3V Visalia, CA (Mt. Whitney)

37 Parish, Joshua # LB 5-11 225 JR* - TM Los Angeles, CA (Pasadena)

20 Parker, Keynan CB 5-11 177 SO* - TM New Westminster, B.C. (Thomas More Collegiate)

36 Parsons, Dylan # FB 5-9 202 FR* - RS Olympia, Wash. (Olympia)

57 Perry, Marcus LS 5-11 239 JR - 2V Eastlake, CA (Eastlake)

77 Philipp, Michael OT 6-3 307 SO - 1V San Bernardino, CA (Arroyo Valley)

63 Pohl, Ryan OL 6-3 284 SR* - 3V Waipahu, HI (Kamehameha)

14 Poyer, Jordan CB 5-11 189 SO - 1V Astoria, OR (Astoria)

82 Prince, Colby TE 6-3 265 SO* - 1V Albany, OR (West Albany)

85 Reese, John TE 6-3 247 SR* - 3V Upland, CA (Upland)

50 Remmers, Mike OT 6-4 305 JR* - 2V West Linn, OR (Jesuit)

16 Reynolds, Rashaad CB 5-10 177 FR* - RS Los Angeles, CA (San Fernando)

59 Roberson, Dwight LB 6-0 232 SR* - 3V Oxnard, CA (St. Bonaventure)

13 Robinson, Rueben LB 6-1 222 SO - 1V Chandler, AZ (Hamilton)

1 Rodgers, Jacquizz RB 5-7 188 JR - 2V Richmond, TX (Lamar Consolidated)

8 Rodgers, James WR 5-7 188 SR - 3V Richmond, TX (Lamar Consolidated)

66 Rosa, Mana DE 6-3 250 FR* - RS Haiku, HI (Baldwin)

67 Ross, Rory OL 6-3 278 SO* - TM Phoenix, AZ (Peoria)

30 Sanders, Zeke S 6-1 212 FR* - RS Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz)

49 Seumalo, Andrew # DE 6-3 262 SO* - TM Corvallis, OR (Santiam Christian)

21 Singler, Mitch # WR 6-2 196 FR* - RS Medford, OR (South Medford)

19 Stevenson, Jovan RB 5-11 183 SO - 1V Tucson, AZ (Sunnyside)

56 Thomas, Tyler OL 6-2 301 FR* - RS Kalispell, MT (Flathead)

61 Tuimalealiifano, DT 6-1 269 JR* - 1V Honolulu, HI (Farrington)

I’amafana “Tonu”

28 Tuimaunei, Suaesi S 6-1 205 SR* - 3V Laie, HI (Kahuku)

44 ‘Unga, Devin “Uani” LB 6-1 219 SO - 1V Rochester, CA (Kahuku (HI))

41 ‘Unga, Kevin “Feti” LB 6-2 236 SO - 1V Rochester, CA (Kahuku (HI))

48 Vave, Walker LB 6-2 242 SR - 2V Laie, HI (Kahuku)

14 Vaz, Cody QB 6-0 200 FR* - RS Lodi, CA (St. Mary’s)

9 Walker, Kevan WR 6-0 200 SO* - 1V Pasadena, CA (Arcadia)

47 Watkins, Anthony LB 6-1 215 SO* - 1V Burien, WA (Highline)

38 Watkins, Brian # CB 5-9 179 SO* - TM Burien, WA (Highline)

2 Wheaton, Markus WR 6-0 178 SO - 1V Chandler, AZ (Chandler)

43 Wilson, Tony LB 6-1 231 SO* - TM Salem, OR (Sprague)

42 York, Clayton # FB 6-0 223 SO* - TM Red mond, OR (Redmond)

*Utilized Redshirt Year # Walk-on TM - Member of the team, but has not lettered.

HEAD COACH: Mike Riley

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH / WIDE RECEIVERS: Jay Locey

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / SAFETIES: Mark Banker

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS: Danny Langsdorf

ASSISTANT COACHES: Mike Cavanaugh, Offensive Line; Reggie Davis, Running Backs; Keith Heyward,

Cornerbacks; Greg Newhouse, Linebackers; Bruce Read, Special Teams Coordinator; Joe Seumalo, Defensive Line

GRADUATE ASSISTANTS: Daniel Drayton, Defense; Ryan Gunderson, Administration; Robin Ross, Offense (TEs)

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS5

2010 SPRING ROSTER – NUMERICALNO NAME POS HGT WGT CL - EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC)

1 Rodgers, Jacquizz RB 5-7 188 JR - 2V Richmond, TX (Lamar Consolidated)

2 Lalich, Peter QB 6-4 222 JR* - RS Springfield, VA (West Springfield/Virginia)

2 Wheaton, Markus WR 6-0 178 SO - 1V Chandler, AZ (Chandler)

4 Dockery, James CB 6-1 176 SR* - 2V La Quinta, CA (Palm Desert)

5 Collins, Cameron S 6-2 230 JR* - 2V Santa Monica, CA (Santa Monica)

6 Martin, Sean CB 5-11 170 FR* - RS Corona, CA (Santiago)

7 Hekker, Johnny P 6-5 223 JR - 2V Bothell, WA (Bothell)

8 Rodgers, James WR 5-7 188 SR - 3V Richmond, TX (Lamar Consolidated)

9 Walker, Kevan WR 6-0 200 SO* - 1V Pasadena, CA (Arcadia)

10 Mitchell, Lance S 6-2 207 JR* - 2V Pasadena, CA (Muir)

12 Dilbeck, Dax S 6-1 203 FR* - RS Edmond, OK (Deer Creek)

12 Katz, Ryan QB 6-1 209 SO* - 1V Santa Monica, CA (Santa Monica)

13 Robinson, Rueben LB 6-1 222 SO - 1V Chandler, AZ (Hamilton)

14 Poyer, Jordan CB 5-11 189 SO - 1V Astoria, OR (Astoria)

14 Vaz, Cody QB 6-0 200 FR* - RS Lodi, CA (St. Mary’s)

15 Catchings, Darrell WR 5-11 164 JR* - 2V Escondido, CA (Escondido)

15 Levasa, Levi # S 5-11 208 FR* - RS Tualatin, OR (Tualatin)

16 Reynolds, Rashaad CB 5-10 177 FR* - RS Los Angeles, CA (San Fernando)

17 Hardin, Brandon CB 6-2 219 JR* - 2V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha)

17 Lomax, Jack QB 6-2 175 FR* - RS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

18 Munoz, Geno WR 6-0 193 SO* - 1V Tacoma, WA (Mt. Tahoma)

18 Olds, Kaua # CB 5-10 190 SO* - TM Kailua, HI (Ke Kula’o Samuel M. Kamakau)

19 LaGrone, Matt DE 6-6 255 SR* - 1V San Diego, CA (McQueen (NV)/Nevada)

19 Stevenson, Jovan RB 5-11 183 SO - 1V Tucson, AZ (Sunnyside)

20 Parker, Keynan CB 5-11 177 SO* - TM New Westminster, B.C. (Thomas More Collegiate)

21 Singler, Mitch # WR 6-2 196 FR* - RS Medford, OR (South Medford)

23 Bishop, Jordan WR 6-3 199 SO* - 1V West Salem, OR (West Salem)

24 McCants, Ryan RB 6-1 228 JR* - 2V Corona, CA (Santiago)

26 LaGrone, Josh S 6-1 200 SO* - TM San Diego, CA (McQueen (NV))

27 Kahut, Justin PK 5-8 178 SR* - 2V Portland, OR (Clackamas)

28 Tuimaunei, Suaesi S 6-1 205 SR* - 3V Laie, HI (Kahuku)

29 Norris, Zane # LB 6-2 223 SO* - 1V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

30 Sanders, Zeke S 6-1 212 FR* - RS Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz)

31 Jones, Paul # LB 6-2 209 JR* - 1V Nyssa, OR (Nyssa)

32 Anderson, Greg # CB 5-11 176 FR* - HS Portland, OR (David Douglas)

33 Darkins, Will FB 6-1 230 JR* - 2V Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

34 Jenkins, Jordan # RB 6-1 211 SO* - TM Salem, OR (West Salem)

35 Pankey, Keith LB 6-0 231 SR - 3V Visalia, CA (Mt. Whitney)

36 Parsons, Dylan # FB 5-9 202 FR* - RS Olympia, Wash. (Olympia)

37 Parish, Joshua # LB 5-11 225 JR* - TM Los Angeles, CA (Pasadena)

38 Watkins, Brian # CB 5-9 179 SO* - TM Burien, WA (Highline)

40 Doctor, Michael LB 5-11 216 FR - HS Tulsa, OK (Booker T. Washington)

40 Hall, Garett WR 5-8 198 FR* - RS Olympia, WA (Olympia)

41 ‘Unga, Kevin “Feti” LB 6-2 236 SO - 1V Rochester, CA (Kahuku (HI))

42 York, Clayton # FB 6-0 223 SO* - TM Red mond, OR (Redmond)

43 Wilson, Tony LB 6-1 231 SO* - TM Salem, OR (Sprague)

44 ‘Unga, Devin “Uani” LB 6-1 219 SO - 1V Rochester, CA (Kahuku (HI))

46 Nichols, Aaron # WR 6-0 185 SR* - 3V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha)

47 Watkins, Anthony LB 6-1 215 SO* - 1V Burien, WA (Highline)

48 Vave, Walker LB 6-2 242 SR - 2V Laie, HI (Kahuku)

49 Seumalo, Andrew # DE 6-3 262 SO* - TM Corvallis, OR (Santiam Christian)

50 Remmers, Mike OT 6-4 305 JR* - 2V West Linn, OR (Jesuit)

51 Beaton, Michael OL 6-3 298 FR - HS Dallas, OR (Dallas)

52 Camat, Keo LB 6-2 238 SR* - 3V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

53 Lyons, Colin OL 6-3 275 SO* - TM Carmichael, CA (Del Campo)

54 Paea, Stephen DT 6-1 311 SR* - 2V Los Altos, CA (Timpview/Snow CC)

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL - EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/JC)

55 Gilmur, Charlie # LB 6-2 227 FR* - HS Tacoma, WA (Curtis)

56 Thomas, Tyler OL 6-2 301 FR* - RS Kalispell, MT (Flathead)

57 Perry, Marcus LS 5-11 239 JR - 2V Eastlake, CA (Eastlake)

58 Bills, Tyler # LS 5-10 200 FR* - RS Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo)

59 Roberson, Dwight LB 6-0 232 SR* - 3V Oxnard, CA (St. Bonaventure)

60 Linnenkohl, Alex C 6-2 303 SR* - 3V Olympia, WA (Capital)

61 Lamb, Michael # OL 6-3 282 JR* - 1V Portland, OR (Jesuit)

61 Tuimalealiifano, DT 6-1 269 JR* - 1V Honolulu, HI (Farrington)

I’amafana “Tonu”

62 Garner, Geoff OL 6-5 301 SO - 1V Mesa, AZ (Mesa)

63 Pohl, Ryan OL 6-3 284 SR* - 3V Waipahu, HI (Kamehameha)

64 Kelly, Colin OL 6-4 285 SO* - 1V Kelso, WA (Kelso)

66 Rosa, Mana DE 6-3 250 FR* - RS Haiku, HI (Baldwin)

67 Ross, Rory OL 6-3 278 SO* - TM Phoenix, AZ (Peoria)

68 McAndrews, Wilder OL 6-4 282 SR* - 1V Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha/Hawai’i)

69 Andrews, Joshua OL 6-2 278 FR* - RS Fontana, CA (Colony)

70 Johnson, Grant # OG 6-3 280 JR* - 1V Baker City, OR (Baker)

70 Motter, Ben # DT 6-5 288 JR* - 1V Philomath, OR (Philomath)

71 Enger, Grant OL 6-5 256 FR* - RS Bothell, WA (O’Dea)

72 Oshinowo, Timi OL 6-6 288 SR* - 1V Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley)

74 Ellis, Burke # OL 6-4 280 JR* - 2V Canby, OR (Canby)

74 Frahm, Kevin DT 6-2 267 JR* - 2V Portland, OR (Central Catholic)

75 Hannah, Nathan # DT 6-3 277 SR* - TM Scappoose, OR (Scappoose)

76 Braun, John DE 6-5 256 FR* - RS Albany, OR (West Albany)

77 Hull, Evan # DT 6-4 276 SR* - 2V Albany, OR (E. Linn Christ./Linfield)

77 Philipp, Michael OT 6-3 307 SO - 1V San Bernardino, CA (Arroyo Valley)

78 Olander, Brennan DT 6-1 276 SR - 2V Grants Pass, OR (North Valley)

79 Magnuson, Aaron # OL 6-3 308 FR* - RS Albany, OR (West Albany)

81 Hatfield, Micah WR 6-0 162 FR* - RS Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)

82 Prince, Colby TE 6-3 265 SO* - 1V Albany, OR (West Albany)

83 Camp, Brady TE 6-4 265 SR* - 3V Gresham, OR (Barlow)

84 Cummings, Kevin WR 6-0 168 FR - HS Culver City, CA (Crespi)

85 Reese, John TE 6-3 247 SR* - 3V Upland, CA (Upland)

86 Gwacham, Obum WR 6-5 218 FR - HS Chino Hills, CA (Ayala)

87 Halahuni, Joe TE 6-2 252 JR* - 2V Orting, WA (Orting)

91 Henry, Taylor DE 6-1 240 SO* - 1V Altadena, CA (Campbell Hall)

92 Hunt, Mitchel DT 6-2 287 SR* - 2V Chandler, AZ (Corono Del Sol)

94 Kell, Devon # DE 6-3 228 FR* - RS Hilo, HI (Hilo)

98 Masaniai, Castro DT 6-2 311 SO* - 1V Waipahu, HI (Waipahu)

99 Miller, Gabe DE 6-3 249 SR* - 3V Lake Oswego (Lake Oswego)

*Utilized Redshirt Year # Walk-on TM - Member of the team, but has not lettered.

HEAD COACH: Mike Riley

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH / WIDE RECEIVERS: Jay Locey

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / SAFETIES: Mark Banker

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS: Danny Langsdorf

ASSISTANT COACHES: Mike Cavanaugh, Offensive Line; Reggie Davis, Running Backs; Keith Heyward,

Cornerbacks; Greg Newhouse, Linebackers; Bruce Read, Special Teams Coordinator; Joe Seumalo, Defensive Line

GRADUATE ASSISTANTS: Daniel Drayton, Defense; Ryan Gunderson, Administration; Robin Ross, Offense (TEs)

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS6

All classes reflect status for the 2010 season. Returning starters are in BOLD face. The number of career starts is listed in parenthesis.* indicates letters earned.

RETURNING LETTERMEN

OFFENSE (10 Starters combined, 30 lettermen overall)

SE 15 ** Darrell Catchings, Jr., 5-11, 164 (10) 2 * Markus Wheaton, So., 6-0, 178 (1) 18 * Geno Munoz, 6-0, 193SL 23 * Jordan Bishop, So., 6-3, 199 (4)

46 *** Aaron Nichols, Sr., 6-0, 185 9 * Kevan Walker, So., 6-0, 200LT 77 * Michael Philipp, So., 6-3, 307 (13)

72 * Timi Oshinowo, Sr., 6-6, 288LG 70 ** Grant Johnson, Jr., 6-3, 280 (13) - injured

63 *** Ryan Pohl, Sr., 6-3, 284 (2) 61 * Michael Lamb, Jr., 6-3, 282 67 * Rory Ross, So., 6-3, 278 - injuredC 60 *** Alex Linnenkohl, Sr., 6-2, 303 (26)

RG 74 ** Burke Ellis, Jr., 6-4, 280 64 * Colin Kelly, So., 6-4, 285RT 50 ** Mike Remmers, Jr., 6-4, 305 (20)

62 * Geoff Garner, So., 6-5, 301TE 83 *** Brady Camp, Sr., 6-4, 265 (18)

82 * Colby Prince, So., 6-3, 265H-BACK 87 ** Joe Halahuni, Jr., 6-2, 252 (2)

85 *** John Reese, Sr., 6-3, 247QB 12 * Ryan Katz, So., 6-1, 209TB 1 ** Jacquizz Rodgers, Jr., 5-7, 188 (23)

19 * Jovan Stevenson, So., 5-11, 183 24 ** Ryan McCants, Jr., 6-1, 228 (3) 34 * Jordan Jenkins, So., 6-1, 211FB 33 ** Will Darkins, Jr., 6-1, 230 (3)FL 8 *** James Rodgers, Sr., 5-7, 188 (26)

PK 27 ** Justin Kahut, Sr., 5-8, 178

LS 57 ** Marcus Perry, Jr., 5-11, 239

DEFENSE (9 starters, 28 lettermen overall)

LE 99 *** Gabe Miller, Sr., 6-3, 249 (12)

LT 54 ** Stephen Paea, Sr., 6-1, 311 (25)

98 * Castro Masaniai, So., 6-2, 311 77 * Evan Hull, Sr., 6-4, 276 70 * Ben Motter, Jr., 6-5, 288RT 78 ** Brennan Olander, Sr., 6-1, 276 (10)

74 ** Kevin Frahm, Jr., 6-2, 267 (8) 61 * Tonu Tuimalealiifano, Jr., 6-1, 269RE 19 * Matt LaGrone, Sr., 6-6, 255 (4)

91 * Taylor Henry, So., 6-1, 240 92 ** Mitchel Hunt, Sr., 6-2, 287 (1) - injuredSLB 35 *** Keith Pankey, Sr., 6-0, 231 (13) - injured 44 * Uani ‘Unga, So., 6-1, 219 52 *** Keo Camat, Sr., 6-2, 238 31 * Paul Jones, So., 6-2, 209MLB 13 * Rueben Robinson, So., 6-1, 222 41 * Feti ‘Unga, So., 6-1, 236 48 ** Walker Vave, Sr., 6-2, 242WLB 59 *** Dwight Roberson, Sr., 6-0, 232 (13)

29 * Zane Norris, So., 6-2, 223LCB 4 ** James Dockery, Sr., 6-1, 176 (13)

14 * Jordan Poyer, So., 5-11, 189S 10 ** Lance Mitchell, Jr., 6-2, 207 (12)

S 5 ** Cameron Collins, Jr., 6-2, 230 (11)

28 *** Suaesi Tuimaunei, Sr., 6-1, 205 (6) 47 * Anthony Watkins, So., 6-1, 215RCB 17 ** Brandon Hardin, Jr., 6-2, 219 (3)P 7 ** Johnny Hekker, Jr., 6-5, 223

OFFENSE (3 starters, 9 lettermen overall)

SE 80 ** Damola Adeniji, Sr. (11)

SL 25 *** Casey Kjos, Jr., 6-2, 205 (3)RB

LT

LG

C RG 73 **** Gregg Peat, Sr. (28)

RT

TE 88 **** Howard Croom, Sr. (25)QB 5 **** Sean Canfield, Sr. (24)

3 *** Lyle Moevao, Sr. (15)TB

FL 84 **** Taylor Kavanaugh, Sr. 89 * Shawn McGarity, Jr., 5-10, 177 PK 40 * Matt Barker, So.LS

LETTERMEN LOST

DEFENSE (3 starters, 8 lettermen)

LE

LT 95 ** Latu Moala, Sr. (3)RT 97 ** Sioeli Nau, Sr.RE 55 ** Ben Terry, Sr. (9)SLB 32 **** Keaton Kristick, Sr. (27)

MLB 45 ** David Pa’aluhi III, So. (13)

WLB

LCB 3 **** Patrick Henderson, Sr.S

S

RCB 21 **** Tim Clark, Sr. (16)

2 * David Ross, So.P

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS7

OFFENSESPLIT END (X)15 ** Darrell Catchings Jr., 5-11, 164, Escondido, Calif.OR 2 * Markus Wheaton So., 6-0, 178, Chandler, Ariz.18 * Geno Munoz So., 6-0, 193, Tacoma, Wash.86 Obum Gwacham Fr., 6-5, 218, Chino Hills, Calif.

SLOTBACK23 * Jordan Bishop So., 6-3, 199, West Salem, Ore.46 *** Aaron Nichols Sr., 6-0, 185, Honolulu, Hawai’i 9 * Kevan Walker So., 6-0, 200, Pasadena, Calif.21 Mitch Singler Fr-RS, 6-2, 196, Medford, Ore.

LEFT TACKLE77 * Michael Philipp So., 6-3, 307, San Bernardino, Calif.72 * Timi Oshinowo Sr., 6-6, 288, Naperville, Ill.68 * Wilder McAndrews Sr., 6-4, 282, Honolulu, Hawai’i

LEFT GUARD70 ** Grant Johnson^ Jr., 6-3, 280, Baker City, Ore.63 *** Ryan Pohl Sr., 6-3, 284, Waipahu, Hawai’i61 * Michael Lamb Jr., 6-3, 282, Portland, Ore.56 Tyler Thomas Fr-RS, 6-2, 301, Kalispell, Mont.67 * Rory Ross^ So., 6-3, 278, Phoenix, Ariz.

CENTER60 *** Alex Linnenkohl Sr., 6-2, 303, Olympia, Wash.69 Josh Andrews Fr-RS, 6-2, 278, Fontana, Calif.79 Aaron Magnuson Fr-RS, 6-3, 308, Albany, Ore.

RIGHT GUARD74 ** Burke Ellis Jr., 6-4, 280, Canby, Ore.64 * Colin Kelly So., 6-4, 285, Kelso, Wash.53 Colin Lyons So., 6-3, 275, Carmichael, Calif.

RIGHT TACKLE50 ** Mike Remmers Jr., 6-4, 305, West Linn, Ore.62 * Geoff Garner So., 6-5, 301, Mesa, Ariz.71 Grant Enger Fr-RS, 6-5, 256, Bothell, Wash.

TIGHT END83 *** Brady Camp Sr., 6-4, 265, Gresham, Ore.82 * Colby Prince So., 6-3, 265, Albany, Ore.

H-BACK87 ** Joe Halahuni Jr., 6-2, 252, Graham, Wash.85 *** John Reese Sr., 6-3, 247, Upland, Calif.

QUARTERBACK12 * Ryan Katz So., 6-1, 209, Santa Monica, Calif. 7 Peter Lalich Jr., 6-4, 222, Springfield, Va.14 Cody Vaz Fr-RS, 6-0, 200, Lodi, Calif.OR 17 Jack Lomax Fr-RS, 6-2, 175, Lake Oswego, Ore.

TAILBACK 1 ** Jacquizz Rodgers Jr., 5-7, 188, Richmond, Texas19 * Jovan Stevenson So., 5-11, 183, Tucson, Ariz.OR 24 ** Ryan McCants Jr., 6-1, 228, Corona, Calif.OR 34 * Jordan Jenkins So., 6-1, 211, Salem, Ore.

FLANKER (Z) 8 *** James Rodgers Sr., 5-7, 188, Richmond, Texas81 Micah Hatfield Fr-RS, 6-0, 162, Lake Oswego, Ore.40 Garett Hall Fr-RS, 5-8, 198, Olympia, Wash.84 Kevin Cummings Fr., 6-0, 168, Culver City, Calif.

FULLBACK33 ** Will Darkins Jr., 6-1, 230, Lake Oswego, Ore.42 * Clayton York So., 6-0, 223, Redmond, Ore.36 Dylan Parsons Fr-RS, 5-9, 203, Olympia, Wash.

2010 SPRING DEPTH CHART

DEFENSELEFT END99 *** Gabe Miller Sr., 6-3, 249, Lake Oswego, Ore.49 Andrew Seumalo So., 6-3, 262, Corvallis, Ore.94 Devon Kell Fr-RS, 6-3, 228, Hilo, Hawai’i66 Mana Rosa^ Fr-RS, 6-3, 250, Haiku, Hawai’i

LEFT TACKLE54 ** Stephen Paea Sr., 6-1, 311, Los Altos, Calif.98 * Castro Masaniai So., 6-2, 311, Waipahu, Hawai’i77 * Evan Hull Sr., 6-4, 276, Albany, Ore.OR 70 * Ben Motter Jr., 6-5, 288, Philomath, Ore.

RIGHT TACKLE78 ** Brennan Olander Sr., 6-1, 276, Grants Pass, Ore.74 ** Kevin Frahm Jr., 6-2, 267, Portland, Ore.61 * Tonu Tuimalealiifano Jr., 6-1, 269, Honolulu, Hawai’i75 Nathan Hannah Sr., 6-3, 288, Scappoose, Ore.

RIGHT END19 * Matt LaGrone Sr., 6-6, 255, San Diego, Calif.91 * Taylor Henry So., 6-1, 240, Altadena, Calif.76 John Braun Fr-RS, 6-5, 256, Albany, Ore.92 ** Mitchel Hunt^ Sr., 6-2, 287, Chandler, Ariz.

“SAM” LINEBACKER35 *** Keith Pankey^ Sr., 6-0, 231, Visalia, Calif.44 * Uani ‘Unga So., 6-1, 219, Rochester, Calif.52 *** Keo Camat Sr., 6-2, 238, Portland, Ore.31 * Paul Jones Jr., 6-2, 209, Nyssa, Ore.

MIDDLE LINEBACKER43 Tony Wilson So., 6-1, 231, Salem, Ore.13 * Rueben Robinson So., 6-1, 222, Chandler, Ariz.41 * Feti ‘Unga So., 6-1, 236, Rochester, Calif.48 ** Walker Vave Sr., 6-2, 242, Laie, Hawai’i

“WILL” LINEBACKER59 *** Dwight Roberson Sr., 6-0. 232, Oxnard, Calif.29 * Zane Norris So., 6-2, 223, Portland, Ore.40 Michael Doctor Fr., 5-11, 216, Tulsa, Okla.

LEFT CORNERBACK 4 ** James Dockery Sr., 6-1, 176, La Quinta, Calif.14 * Jordan Poyer So., 5-11, 189, Astoria, Ore.38 Brian Watkins So., 5-9, 179, Burien, Wash. 6 Sean Martin^ Fr-RS, 5-11, 170, Corona, Calif.

SAFETY10 ** Lance Mitchell Jr., 6-2, 207, Pasadena, Calif.26 Josh LaGrone So., 6-1, 200, San Diego, Calif.12 Dax Dilbeck Fr-RS, 6-1, 203, Edmond, Okla.30 Zeke Sanders Fr-RS, 6-1, 212, Santa Cruz, Calif.

SAFETY 5 ** Cameron Collins Jr., 6-2, 230, Santa Monica, Calif.28 *** Suaesi Tuimaunei Sr., 6-1, 205, Laie, Hawai’i47 * Anthony Watkins So., 6-1, 215, Burien, Wash.15 Levi Levasa Fr-RS, 5-11, 208, Tualatin, Ore.

RIGHT CORNERBACK17 ** Brandon Hardin Jr., 6-2, 219, Honolulu, Hawai’i20 Keynan Parker So., 5-11, 177, New Westminster, B.C.16 Rashaad Reynolds Fr-RS, 5-10, 177, Los Angeles, Calif.18 Kaua Olds So., 5-10, 190, Kailua, Hawai’i

PAT-FG/KICKOFF27 ** Justin Kahut Sr., 5-8, 178, Portland, Ore. 7 ** Johnny Hekker Jr., 6-5, 223, Bothell, Wash.

PUNTER 7 ** Johnny Hekker Jr., 6-5, 223, Bothell, Wash.

HOLDER 7 ** Johnny Hekker Jr., 6-5, 223, Bothell, Wash.

SPECIALISTS

LONG SNAPPER57 ** Marcus Perry Jr., 5-11, 239, Eastlake, Calif.58 Tyler Bills Fr-RS, 5-10, 200, Mission Viejo, Calif.

PUNT RETURNS 8 *** James Rodgers Sr., 5-7, 188, Richmond, Texas 9 * Kevan Walker So., 6-0, 200, Pasadena, Calif.

KICKOFF RETURNS 8 *** James Rodgers Sr., 5-7, 188, Richmond, Texas14 * Jordan Poyer So., 5-11, 189, Astoria, Ore. 2 * Markus Wheaton So., 6-0, 178, Chandler, Ariz.16 Rashaad Reynolds Fr-RS, 5-10, 177, Los Angeles, Calif.

Depth chart is subject to dramatic change throughout spring drills and summer workouts.

^ indicates player is injured and will be limited or not practice during Spring Ball

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS8

The last decade for Oregon State football was its best ever; eight bowl games, national rankings and four consecutive top three finishes in the Pac-10 Conference standings. The new decade sets up for success as well as head coach Mike Riley welcomes 19 starters back for the 2010 season, the second-highest number in the Pac-10 behind Washington’s 20. The Beavers will need that experience as they play the first month against preseason top 25 teams TCU and Boise State, essentially both road games. “I like playing games like this, it’s a great opportunity for the pro-gram,” Riley said. “It really presents opportunities for our players and something for them to look forward to during offseason conditioning.”

OFFENSE

The biggest question mark for the Beavers on offense entering spring practice is quarterback. The Beavers have had the luxury of recent quarterbacks Derek Anderson, Matt Moore, Sean Canfield and Lyle Moevao, but enter this year with a first-time OSU starter. Sophomore Ryan Katz and junior Peter Lalich have the most experience in Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) games. Katz complet-ed 14 of 27 pass attempts in four games last season for 232 yards and one touchdown, while Lalich started twice in a 10-game career at Virginia before transferring in September of 2008. “Whenever there is a changing of the guard at quarterback; that’s big news and a big issue,” Riley said. “I felt over the last year we have had these guys (QBs) spaced out pretty good; last year we had two seniors, two intermediate guys and two young guys redshirting – that’s a good picture. Now, it’s a big factor, but at least we have two guys who are a little older, been in the program and have the talent to play. Katz will have the first turns, but we are going to go into spring without any preconceived notions and just let these guys play.” Spring will also be a time to develop depth at quarterback, where highly thought of redshirt-freshmen Cody Vaz and Jack Lomax will get considerable reps. “We probably will come out of spring ball with some determina-tion of who our starter is, but maybe not as we don’t necessarily have to make that call right away,” Riley said. “The competition will probably carry on like it has before into the fall. I like the talent at quarterback, we will see who emerges. In reality it’s about as good of a situation as we could hope for when you consider we lost two starters who won a lot of games for us.” Heisman Trophy candidate junior running back Jacquizz Rod-gers will be the go-to-guy for whoever is behind center. “Quizz” is on pace to be among the top three running backs all-time in terms of yards in the Pac-10 Conference, but don’t count on him taking many hits in April scrimmages. “He will get more reps than he did last year when he was return-ing from injury, but you probably won’t see him in much scrimmage action,” Riley predicted. “I don’t think he needs to prove to anybody that he is our every down back.” Spring will be more about developing depth at running back to give Jacquizz rest during the fall. Junior Ryan McCants is healthy af-ter playing in just four games last season while recovering from a knee injury he suffered the previous spring in a scrimmage. Sophomore Jo-van Stevenson showed glimpses of being an excellent back as a true-freshman last year and unheralded sophomore Jordan Jenkins

has been excellent on special teams and is talented enough to likely warrant playing action somewhere. “There could be role players at running back after Quizz,” Riley explained. “There could be a third down back or a first-and-10 type guy. We’ll see how this unfolds, because we have three good candi-dates behind Quizz. Quizz is an every down back, he’s a good pass receiver, pass protector and of course a runner. We will be looking for the most reliable guy and that will determine who is the best fit for certain situations behind Quizz.” Quizz gets most of the headlines, but his brother James Rod-gers had a tremendous year in 2009, setting a single season school record with 91 receptions. He is on the verge of breaking the school record for all-purpose yards, currently with 5,077. James Rodgers is the leader of the receiving corps that has de-veloped into a strength for the team. The Beavers also return sopho-mores Jordan Bishop and Kevan Walker, and senior Aaron Nich-ols at slotback. Junior Darrell Catchings and sophomores Markus Wheaton and Geno Munoz return at split end. Behind Rodgers at Z (flanker) is a talented group of freshmen led by Micah Hatfield, Ga-rett Hall and Kevin Cummings. True-freshman Obum Gwacham has already shown his athletically ability as a high jumper during the winter and figures to be in the competition at split end. “The X (split end) position will truly have a 1 and 1A on the depth chart with Darrell and Markus,” Riley said. “This is a spot where there is wide open competition. We actually have four very good receivers here.” The offensive line is largely intact, minus the graduate of Pac-10 First Team right guard Gregg Peat. Starting left guard Grant Johnson will be sidelined with a shoulder injury for spring, opening up opportu-nities for senior Ryan Pohl, junior Michael Lamb and redshirt fresh-man Tyler Thomas. Staying on the left side, sophomore Michael Philipp has already demonstrated he will be a force in the league for seasons to come at left tackle with senior Timi Oshinowo back from injury that forced him to miss last year. Senior Alex Linnenkohl is certain postseason honors candidate at center with 26 straight starts. Redshirt freshman Josh Andrews and Aaron Magnuson will have plenty of opportunities to develop in Linnenkohl’s shadow. Right guard will be the only position on the line that will have a new starter. Junior Burke Ellis has the most experience, but it will be a battle between him and sophomores Colin Kelly and Colin Lyons. Junior Mike Remmers returns at right tackle, with sophomore Geoff Garner and freshman redshirt Grant Enger also in the mix. “Right guard is the one spot where we have to find a starter,” Riley said. “Burke has done a great job in our program; we have high hopes for Colin Kelly, as we do Colin Lyons.” A wealth of experience returns at the tight end/H-back positions. Senior Brady Camp returns to the starting role at tight end, while junior Joe Halahuni made huge strides late last year and could be on his way to a postseason honors season at H-back. Senior John Reese returns from a redshirt year to add to the depth with Halahuni and sophomore Colby Prince entering the fray at tight end with great expectations for if not this season, the next two. “Brady has done a really nice job through the years and Colby is a good young prospect,” Riley said. “I’m very excited about Joe and John is coming off a redshirt season – we have two really good athletes at H-back.”

2010 SPRING FOOTBALL OUTLOOK

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS9

DEFENSE

All four starters (seniors) return on the front, making it among the most experienced groups in the nation. The unit is led by postseason honors and 2009 Morris Trophy co-recipient (top Pac-10 defensive lineman) tackle Stephen Paea. Paea turned down an opportunity to enter the NFL Draft to return for his senior year and will be on the “watch lists” for many of the prestigious awards. “Stephen is a great player,” Riley said. “He creates a lot of havoc with his strength that forces double teams and enables his teammates to make plays. He is one of the best tackles I have coached at any level.” Paea is flanked at tackle by senior Brennan Olander with Gabe Miller and Matt LaGrone working at the ends. Sophomore Taylor Henry is expected to push to unseat a returning starter on the outside, while former end junior Kevin Frahm moves inside and join Castro Masaniai, Tonu Tuimalealiifano, Evan Hull and others. The linebacker corps, expected to a very veteran group for 2010, has been dealt a blow with the possible season ending Achilles in-jury suffered by senior Keith Pankey in February and the departure of junior middle backer David Pa’aluhi. Still, seniors Dwight Rober-son and Keo Camat, and sophomores Rueben Robinson, “Feti” ‘Unga and “Uani” ‘Unga all have playing experience. Sophomore Tony Wilson returns after a knee injury and is immediately a chal-lenger for the starting role in the middle. “Before spring ball we lost a pair of starters and that’s a lot of plays between those two guys,” Riley said. “We think we have the abil-ity there to replace Pa’aluhi, but we don’t have the experience and that is something we can’t replace. The group overall will look pretty good athletically. We are optimistic that Keith will be ready for fall camp,

which would be a huge plus.” The secondary is a veteran group, minus the loss of senior start-er right cornerback Tim Clark. Senior James Dockery and junior Brandon Hardin head into spring as the starters, with sophomores Keynan Parker and Jordan Poyer providing backup. The safety positions also return junior starters Lance Mitchell and Cameron Collins, and former starter senior Suaesi Tuimaunei. “We will have better depth at corner and should have some great competition,” Riley said. “We have an excellent group of safeties with many of them playing special teams.”

SPECIAL TEAMS

The Beavers enter 2010 in outstanding shape on special teams, with the return of senior placekicker Justin Kahut, junior punter Johnny Hekker, junior longsnapper Marcus Perry and returner James Rodgers. Hekker accepts a new role as the holder this season and also could add to his repertoire as a kickoff specialist. Riley and special teams coach Bruce Read will also experiment with an assortment of return possibilities including Jordan Poyer, Rashaad Reynolds, Dax Dilbeck, Markus Wheaton, Kevan Walker and Jovan Stevenson.

2010 OUTLOOK

2009 STARTERSOFFENSE

SE SL LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB FL

9/5 Portland State Adeniji Bishop Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers9/12 at UNLV Adeniji Kjos Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers9/19 Cincinnati Adeniji Bishop Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers9/26 Arizona Catchings Bishop Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers10/3 at Arizona State Adeniji Halahuni (H-B) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers10/10 Stanford Adeniji Darkins (FB) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers10/24 at USC Adeniji Kjos Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers10/31 UCLA Adeniji Kjos Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers11/7 at California Wheaton Croom (TE) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers11/14 Washington Adeniji Bishop Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers11/21 at Wash. St. Adeniji Darkins (FB) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers12/3 at Oregon Adeniji Darkins (FB) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers12/22 vs. BYU Adeniji Croom (TE) Philipp Johnson Linnenkohl Peat Remmers Camp Canfield Q. Rodgers J. Rodgers

DEFENSE LE LT RT RE SLB MLB WLB LCB S S RCB

9/5 Portland State Terry Moala Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Tuimaunei Clark9/12 at UNLV Terry Collins (S) Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Tuimaunei Clark9/19 Cincinnati Terry Moala Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Tuimaunei Clark9/26 Arizona Terry Moala Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Collins Tuimaunei Clark10/3 at Arizona State Terry Olander Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Hardin10/10 Stanford Terry Olander Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark10/24 at USC Terry Olander Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark10/31 UCLA Terry Olander Paea Frahm Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark11/7 at California Miller Olander Paea M. LaGrone Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Hardin11/14 Washington Miller Olander Paea M. LaGrone Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark11/21 at Wash. St. Miller Olander Paea M. LaGrone Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark12/3 at Oregon Miller Olander Paea Terry Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Clark12/22 vs. BYU Miller Olander Paea M. LaGrone Kristick Pa’aluhi Roberson Dockery Mitchell Collins Hardin

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Mike Riley has rightfully been credited with the rebirth of Oregon State football. The 57-year-old head coach has guided the Beavers to six bowl games in the last seven years, winning five, and started the rejuvenation of the program during his first tenure in 1997-98 that subsequently made three postseason appearances. A member of the American Football Coaches Association’s (AFCA) Board of Trustees and Ethics Committee, Riley is the second winningest coach in Beaver football history with 64 victories - 10 short of matching Lon Stiner’s (1933-48) total. His resume sparkles with achievements, including the 2008 AFCA and Pac-10 Conference Coach of the Year. The Beavers are the only team to finish in the top three of the Pac-10 standings in each of the last four seasons and have appeared in the final Associated Press top-25 rankings in three of the last four years. The tenth-year head coach has also led his team to outstanding success in the classroom, where over the last three years Beavers have been honored by the Pac-10 for academic achievement 35 times. He’s also developed fu-ture NFL players with 20 draftees (as of Jan. 2010) since his second arrival in 2003 and only USC has had more than OSU’s 61 all-conference selections. Riley is the first coach in OSU history to win more than one NCAA-sanc-tioned bowl game at OSU, capturing the 2003 Las Vegas Bowl, the 2004 Insight Bowl, the 2006 and 2008 Sun Bowls, and the 2007 Emerald Bowl titles. He also is the first coach to lead the program to more than one winning conference season (5-3 in ‘04, 6-3 in ‘06, 6-3 in ‘07, 7-2 in ‘08 and 6-3 in `09) since 1969. In 2009, Riley and his staff had a monumental task of replacing nearly every starter on defense and a total of seven NFL draftees. The Beavers not only qualified for a bowl game, but also for the second straight year played the season finale for the opportunity to receive the Rose Bowl berth. A league-high seven Beavers earned first team All-Pac-10 honors and the team finished higher than the preseason predictions for the fourth consecutive year. The 2008 Beavers lost more starters than any other Pac-10 team, but Riley and his staff found replacements within the program to turn what was expected to be a rebuilding year into a 9-4 season and the program’s second-best ever mark in the Pac-10 Conference at 7-2 (tied for second). All of this while playing a schedule that was considered one of the toughest in the nation that included three BCS bowl teams (USC, Utah, Penn State). The keynote victory of the season was a 27-21 win over then No. 1 USC Sept. 25 - at the time the Beavers were unranked. The season culminated with a 3-0 vic-tory over No. 18 Pittsburgh in the Sun Bowl, a game OSU played without two of the team’s top three offensive weapons - Pac-10 Offensive MVP and All-America running back Jacquizz Rodgers and his brother receiver James Rodgers. The team ended the year No. 18 in the final Associated Press Poll and No. 19 in the USA Today. His 2007 team won seven of the final eight games on the way to a 9-4 mark, just one game behind co-Pac-10 champions USC and Arizona State at 6-3 in the league. The team won at No. 2 California when a Bear victory would have moved them to No. 1 and beat No. 18 Oregon in Eugene. The defensive unit finished first in the nation against the run and accumulated the most yards lost via tackles than any other team in the Football Bowl Subdivision. The 2006 team became only the second club in OSU history to capture at least 10 victories - winning eight of the last nine, including defeating No. 3

USC, No. 24 Hawai’i and Oregon. To cap one of the best seasons in school history, the Beavers won a thrilling game over Missouri (39-38) in arguably the best Sun Bowl ever played. The final summary of the season showed OSU finishing third in the Pac-10, just one game behind co-winners USC and California. In 2004 the team accepted the challenge of playing both the ‘03 defend-ing national champions, the eventual 2004 national champions and faced one of the most difficult schedules overall in the nation. The team fought through early setbacks before defeating Oregon in the annual Civil War in then record fashion. The victory over the archrivals propelled OSU to a convincing 38-21 victory over Notre Dame in the 16th annual Insight Bowl. The Beavers closed 2004 winning six of their final seven games and pushing Orange Bowl/Na-tional champion USC to the wire. The hometown boy - he attended Corvallis High School - returned to the Beaver sideline for the second time and led the program to the 2003 Las Vegas Bowl title. His ‘03 team set numerous individual and team records, and led the Pac-10 Conference for both offense and defense. He followed up the ‘03 team’s success by signing the program’s best ever recruiting class, ac-cording to several scouting organizations. Riley left Oregon State after the 1998 season to pursue a unique oppor-tunity to become the head coach of the National Football League’s San Diego Chargers. He spent four years in the NFL, returning to Oregon State after a one-year stint as an assistant with the New Orleans Saints. Riley was a popular choice when he was originally hired for the position in late December of 1996 and was equally as popular upon his hiring the second time. Riley calls Corvallis his hometown, although he was born in Wallace, Ida-ho. He grew up watching Beaver football, as his father Bud was an assistant coach for the program from 1965-72 and again in 1979. Mike was a standout quarterback at Corvallis High School, leading the Spartans to the 1970 state title. Riley, who already had coaching in his blood at a young age, made the decision to continue playing the sport in college at the University of Alabama for legendary coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. He played cornerback from 1971-74, helping the Tide to four Southeastern Conference titles and the 1973 national championship. Riley immediately launched a successful coaching career following his graduation from Alabama. His first stop was as a defensive graduate assis-tant coach for Mike White at the University of California in 1975. He helped the Bears to an 8-3 record and a share of the Pacific-8 Conference title, the first and only for the program since the Pac-8/10 Conference was formed in 1968. He continued his education and his coaching in 1976 at Whitworth Col-lege in Spokane, Wash. He finished his master’s degree in physical education in 1977 while working for the popular Pacific Northwest coach and future Canadian Football League legend Hugh Campbell.

RILEY’S OREGON STATE RECORD

Year Record Accomplishment1997 3-8 Total revamp of the program1998 5-6 Best OSU record in 27 years2003 8-5 Las Vegas Bowl Champions2004 7-5 Insight Bowl Champions2005 5-6 Five First Team All-Pac-10 selections2006 10-4 Sun Bowl Champions2007 9-4 Emerald Bowl Champions2008 9-4 Sun Bowl Champions2009 8-5 Las Vegas Bowl participantTotal 64-47

HEAD COACH BIOGRAPHY

HEAD COACH

9 SEASONS AT OREGON STATE

33 YEARS OF COACHING EXPERIENCE

ALABAMA, ‘75

HEAD COACHH

RILEYRILEYRILEYRR LEYRILEYMIKE

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Riley’s first full-time appointment came at NAIA powerhouse Linfield Col-lege in McMinnville, Ore. From 1977-82 he served as the program’s defensive coordinator and secondary coach, as well as assistant athletic director. Riley assisted head coach Ad Rutschman’s Wildcats to a six-year record of 52-7-1, which included five conference titles and the 1982 undefeated NAIA title team. An opportunity to coach in the professional ranks presented itself following the ‘82 season, and Riley was on his way to the Canadian Football League’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers as the secondary coach. During his three-years as an assistant, Winnipeg produced a 32-15-1 mark and won the 1984 Grey Cup title. Riley returned to the college level in 1986 as an assistant coach at the University of Northern Colorado, before being named the youngest coach in CFL history in 1987 with Winnipeg at 33-years of age. Riley guided the Bombers to two Grey Cup titles (1988, ‘90) and was named the CFL’s Coach of the Year in those seasons. He was inducted into the club’s Hall of Fame June 13, 2007. In 1991 Riley took over the San Antonio Riders of the World Football League, spending two seasons before the league suspended its North Ameri-can operations. He returned to the college ranks in 1993 when then USC head coach John Robinson offered him the position of offensive coordinator and quar-terbacks coach - he later became assistant head coach. The Mesa (Ariz.) Tribune named him the league’s top assistant coach in 1993 after leading the Trojan offense to record setting numbers. Then USC quarterback Rob John-son earned numerous Pac-10 and NCAA records, and would later become a first-round draft pick. Riley remained at USC through the 1997 season, helping the Trojans to victories in the Rose, Cotton, and Freedom Bowls. USC won one outright league title, shared another and finished second one time. In addition, Riley has been the head coach for three postseason all-star games - the Hula Bowl, East-West Shrine Game and Blue-Gray All-Star Classic.

Mike and his wife Dee are the parents of one son, Matthew, and one daughter, Kate. Matthew, an OSU graduate, is currently employed within the Beaver Athletic Department as a video specialist and Kate is a senior at OSU. Mike’s brother, Edward Riley, is a physician and Associate Professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Riley is under contract at OSU through at least 2019 - his contract rolls over one year for every time the team plays in a bowl game. His success at all levels is well documented. Riley has earned the respect of players, coaches, media and fans. He has been called the savior of Or-egon State football and the future continues to look bright for the Orange and Black.

RILEY’S BEAVER HIGHLIGHTS• Dec. 13, 1996 — Named Head Coach at Oregon State• Sept. 6, 1997 — OSU scores 27 4th-quarter points to beat North Texas (33-7), earning him his first career collegiate victory• Oct. 10, 1998 — Riley gets first Pac-10 win with victory at Stanford (30-23) • Nov. 21, 1998 — Still considered the best Civil War ever, OSU defeats Oregon in double OT (44-41)• Feb. 19, 2003 — Named Head Coach for the second time at Oregon State• Dec. 24, 2003 — Defeats New Mexico in the Las Vegas Bowl (55-14)• April 24, 2004 — RB Steven Jackson selected in the first round of the NFL Draft• Nov. 20, 2004 — Defeats Oregon, scoring a then Civil War series record 50 points• Dec. 28, 2004 — Defeats Notre Dame in the Insight Bowl (38-21)• Oct. 15, 2005 — Defeats No. 18 California in Berkeley (23-20)• Dec. 8, 2005 — WR Mike Hass and PK Alexis Serna earn national awards at the ESPN College Football Awards Show• Oct. 28, 2006 — Ends No. 3 USC’s 27-game Pac-10 win streak with victory on national TV (33-31)• Dec. 2, 2006 — Ends No. 24 Hawaii’s 9-game win streak with victory at Honolulu (35-32)• Dec. 29, 2006 — No. 24 OSU defeats Missouri in the Sun Bowl (39-38)• June 13, 2007 — Inducted into the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ Hall of Fame• Oct. 13, 2007 — Defeats No. 2 California in Berkeley (31-28)• Dec. 1, 2007 — Defeats No. 18 Oregon in Eugene (38-31 2 OT)• Dec. 28, 2007 — Defeats Maryland in Emerald Bowl (21-14).• Sept. 25, 2008 — Defeats No. 1 USC at Reser Stadium (27-21)• Dec. 2008 — Named AFCA Regional Coach of the Year• Dec. 8, 2008 — Named Pac-10 Coach of the Year (first time)• Dec. 31, 2008 — No. 24 OSU defeats No. 18 Pittsburgh in Sun Bowl (3-0)• Feb. 8, 2009 — Named the Slats Gill Sportsperson of the Year (top coach in Oregon)• April 25-26, 2009 — Seven former OSU players selected in the NFL Draft, tied for second-most in the nation and set a school record.• Oct. 3, 2009 — Defeats Arizona State 28-17 in Tempe, Ariz. - the Beavers first win at ASU in 40 years.

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HONORS CANDIDATES

CORNERBACK

6-1 • 180 • SENIOR

LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA

PALM DESERT HSMAJOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CORNERBACKC

DOCKERYDOCKERYDOCKERYDDOCKERDOCKERYJAMES 4

2010: Veteran cornerback who is expected to be the leader of the group this season … postseason honors candidate … athletic player who fits the mold of recent Beaver standouts at the corner … capable of playing single cover-age, a trademark of the Beaver defense. 2009: James made the impact in the secondary that was expected before his 2008 season was derailed by injury … the only member of the secondary to start all 13 games in 2009 … two interceptions, tied for second on the team … made first career interception at USC … picked off a pass early in the Oregon game to set up a touchdown … tallied 1.5 tackles-for-loss at California … had 10 passes defended, tied for seventh in the Pac-10. 2008: An expected major impact player missed all of the season with a knee injury. 2007: Made 12 tackles as a redshirt freshman … played in every game. 2006: Redshirt.

PALM DESERT: James lettered three years in football and basketball … 56 receptions for 995 yards and nine touchdowns as a wide receiver his senior year, and 119 tackles and 10 interceptions … first team All-Desert Valley League as a senior and the conference’s defensive MVP … his 10 intercep-tions set a single season record for the program as did his 17 for his career … FSN West named him one of California’s top-10 recruits … team captain in football and basketball as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born November 9, 1988 in West Covina, California … son of James Dockery and Janet Watley … has two siblings, Andre and Denise … his uncle, Ronald Cochran, was an offensive lineman at Indiana … his father received a football scholarship to attend USC … majoring in business admin-istration and will graduate in December.

DOCKERY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear UT AT Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds FR FF BrUp Int KB

2009 24 14 38 2.5-9 0.0-0 0 0 8 2 02008 Did Not Play - Knee2007 11 1 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0Total 35 15 50 2.5-9 0.0-0 0 0 8 2 0

TIGHT END / H-BACK

6-2 • 249 • JUNIOR

GRAHAM, WASHINGTON

ORTING HSMAJOR: SOCIOLOGY

TIGHT END / H-BACKT

HALAHUNIHALAHUNIHALAHUNIHHALAHUNHALAHUNIJOE 87

2010: Halahuni (Howl-uh-who-nee) may be the most physical player of OSU’s tight ends and became a force the latter half of the 2009 season … plays more the “H” back position at OSU than true tight end … postseason honors candidate. 2009: Halahuni started two games … 35 receptions for 486 yards, both ranked fourth on the team … the 35 receptions are the most by an OSU tight end since Joe Newton (36) in 2006 and was second in the Pac-10 among tight ends … caught nine passes for 127 yards at USC – no OSU tight end has ever made more receptions in a single game … made six grabs for a career-high 128 yards at California … caught two touchdown passes against Washington … twice was named the College Football Performance of the Week – Tight End. 2008: Saw his first game action against Utah after recovering from a left knee injury that forced him out of all 2007 and the first month of 2008 … scored his first career touchdown on a 3-yard pass against Oregon … a special teams player and “H” back in some offensive formations. 2007: Enrolled at OSU for winter term of 2007 as a greyshirt and participated in spring practice … redshirt.

ORTING: Three-year letterman in football as a wide receiver and defensive back … Washington 2A Player of the Year in 2005 and the Nisqually League’s Offensive MVP … named to the Washington All-Decade Team … 38 recep-tions for approximately 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior … 33 receptions for 934 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior … also lettered in basketball for four years at forward.

PERSONAL: Born February 3, 1988 in Enumclaw, Washington … son of Tuulau Halahuni and Tonya Casey … has three siblings…enjoys basketball and friends … he is the first Orting HS graduate to earn a Division I schol-arship since 1967 … participated in the 2009 OSU Learning Through Ex-cellence Spring Break program – studying Native American Issues in Rural Oregon Communities, interacting five days with the Siletz Indians in 2009 … majoring in sociology.

HALAHUNI’S CAREER RECEIVING YARDSYear Rec. Yds TD Long

2009 35 486 3 482008 1 3 1 3Total 36 489 4 48

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PLACEKICKER

5-8 • 176 • SENIOR

PORTLAND, OREGON

CLACKAMAS HSMAJOR: CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

PLACEKICKERP

KAHUTKAHUTKAHUTKKAHUKAHUTJUSTIN 27

2010: Kahut (K-hoot) has good leg strength … consistency has improved after battling a variety of leg injuries early in his career … postseason honors candidate … 39 career field goals ranks second at OSU … .750 career field goal percentage … scored 201 points in his career, seventh all-time at OSU. 2009: Hit a career-long 50-yard field goal in the season opener against Port-land State … booted a game-winning 33-yarder at UNLV with seven seconds remaining … kicked four field goals against UCLA and again at Oregon earn-ing Pac-10 Special Teams Player of the Week each time … 22 field goals for the season, one short of the school record held by his predecessor Alexis Serna (2005) … kicked 45 PATs, one shy of tying the school record … All-Pac-10 Second Team … Pac-10 Academic Honorable Mention. 2008: Pac-10 Academic Honorable Mention … 15-for-22 field goal attempts with a then career-long of 47 at Arizona that tied the game at 3-3 at halftime … kicked the game-winning 24-yard field goal on the last play at Arizona … responsible for the only points, a 44-yard FG, in the Sun Bowl victory … hit 8 of 11 attempts over the last five games. 2007: Played in the win over Idaho State, booting a 38-yard third quarter field goal … also was 3-for-3 on extra point attempts. 2006: Redshirt.

CLACKAMAS: Justin lettered three years as a kicker, helping the team com-pile a 28-6 record … first team All-Three Rivers League and second team all-state as a senior … kicked a school record 52-yard field goal … member of the school’s athletic hall of fame.

PERSONAL: Born June 10, 1988 in Clackamas, Oregon … son of Dennis and Pam Kahut … has one sister … member of the National Honor Society in high school … chose OSU because of the engineering and football programs” … majoring in construction engineering with a minor in business and entre-preneurship and will graduate in December.

KAHUT’S CAREER KICKING STATISTICSYear FGM-FGA PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LG XP-XPA

2009 22-27 .815 0-0 7-8 5-5 9-11 1-3 50 45-472008 16-24 .667 0-0 8-10 4-5 4-9 0-0 47 36-382007 1-1 1.000 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 38 3-3Totals 39-52 .750 0-0 15-18 10-11 13-20 1-3 50 84-88

CENTER

6-2 • 297 • SENIOR

OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON

CAPITAL HSMAJOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CENTERC

LINNENKOHLLINNENKOHLLINNENKOHLL OLINNENKOHLALEX

60

2010: Alex has quietly developed into one of the top centers in the country … a postseason honors candidate after earning Pac-10 Conference Honor-able Mention in 2009 … 26 consecutive starts after taking over the position from current Indianapolis Colts starter Kyle DeVan. 2009: Started every game, earning Pac-10 Honorable Mention … Pac-10 Academic Honorable Mention. 2008: Started all 13 games … Pac-10 Academic Honorable Mention. 2007: Played in two games. 2006: Redshirt.

CAPITAL: Rivals.com three-star athlete and rated the 14th best center in the country … first team all-state as a junior and senior … named to the Washing-ton All-Decade Team … rated the third best snapper in the summer of 2005 at the Ray Guy Camp … participated in summer camps in 2005 at Wake Forest, Washington, Washington State, Idaho and Oregon … second team All-Narrows Bay as sophomore … Tacoma News Tribune All-Area First Team as a junior and senior, and an All-Area selection by The Olympian … Tacoma

News Tribune Honorable Mention NW Nuggets Team.

PERSONAL: Born March 17, 1988 in Olympia, Wash. … son of Bill and the late Vikki Linnenkohl … Bill played football at Puget Sound after transfer-ring from the Air Force Academy and is a retired Lt. Col … his brother Brett was an outfielder at Wake Forest University (graduated in 2008) and is now preparing for law school … has two sisters, Kyla, a nurse and Jamie, who is studying to be a nurse … chose OSU because of the “academics, coaching staff and location” … majoring in business administration and will graduate in December.

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SAFETY

6-2 • 205 • JUNIOR

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

MUIR HSMAJOR: SPEECH COMMUNICATION

SAFETYS

MITCHELLMITCHELLMITCHELLMMITCHELLLANCE 10

2010: A postseason honors candidate … enters the season with 12 starts, nine straight … Lance is an outstanding athlete and may be the biggest play-maker on the OSU defense. 2009: Started 12 games … 72 tackles, ranked third on the team … created two turnovers at UNLV – one interception and forced a fumble … also had interceptions at USC and at California … has 10 passes defended (3 INT, 7 BrUp), tied for seventh in the Pac-10. 2008: Lance was a special teams standout and played in the rotation at safety … 11 tack-les for the season, including five against Washington State. 2007: Redshirt.

MUIR: Scout.com rated him the 29th best prospect in the nation at safety … made approximately 300 tackles during his three-year varsity career and seven interceptions over the last two seasons … also played quarterback and receiver during his prep career … assisted the team to a three-year mark of 26-10 … two-time Pacific League Defensive Player of the Year…two-time San Gabriel Valley First Team … team MVP as a senior … three-year letter-man in basketball.

PERSONAL: Born June 11, 1989 in Hollywood, California … son of David and Jeannette Mitchell … his stepmother is Regina … four siblings … his cousin, Damien Prince, is a track athlete at Morehouse College … chose OSU because “it feels like a family, the program is moving in the right direction and it has a bright future” … majoring in speech communication.

MITCHELL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear UT AT Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds FR FF BrUp Int KB

2009 43 29 72 0.5-2 0.0-0 0 1 7 3 02008 6 5 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0Total 49 34 83 0.5-2 0.0-0 0 1 7 3 0

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DEFENSIVE TACKLE

6-1 • 285 • SENIOR

LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA

TIMPVIEW HS (UT) / SNOW CCMAJOR: SOCIOLOGY

DEFENSIVE TACKLED

PAEAPAEAPAEAPPAEAPAEASTEPHEN 54

2010: Paea (pie-uh) is one of the premier defensive tackles in the nation … considered opting out of his senior year for the NFL Draft, but will return for what could be an All-America season … strong player with a rugby back-ground from his youth in Tonga … faces constant double teams … has quick-ness and strength to wreak havoc on opposing backfields … the strongest player on the team and possibly the strongest tackle in the nation … tied for third at OSU for career sacks with 19.5. 2009: Co-recipient of the Pac-10’s Morris Trophy, given annually to the league’s top defensive lineman as voted on by the league’s offensive linemen … Bronko Nagurski Award Watch List … All-Pac-10 First Team … Ted Miller of ESPN.com ranked him the 24th best player in the Pac-10 prior to the season … team-leading 8.5 tackles for loss and co-leader for sacks with three … tallied 3.0 sacks against UCLA … forced two fumbles each against UCLA and at Oregon … four forced fumbles ties the OSU single season record … recovered a fumble against Portland State … co-team captain. 2008: Paea made an immediate impact on the Beavers’ defense … Bruce Feldman of ESPN.com picked him as having the eighth best performance in a bowl game for being a “disruptive force” … bothered the last month of the season with a bursa sack on his knee, forcing him to miss the start of the season finale … 41 tackles for the season, including a career-high 6 vs. California and WSU … 11 TFLs and five sacks – impressive numbers for a tackle in the OSU system … College Football News Sophomore Second Team … Pac-10 Honorable Mention.

SNOW: Helped Snow to an undefeated regular season and national ranking of No. 3 … redshirted in 2006 … graduated with an Associate of Arts Degree early so that he could enroll at OSU … was a teammate of former Beaver Sioeli Nau.

TIMPVIEW: Played just his senior season, where he was an all-region selec-tion … Rivals.com three-star athlete … also participated in the shot put.

PERSONAL: Born May 11, 1988 on the island chain of Vav’u, within the Ton-gan Island chain … son of Peniamin (Ben) and Ana Paea … has four siblings, including twin brother Will and younger brother Pora who plays at Foothill Community College in California … three years of experience playing foot-ball entering OSU after growing up in Tonga playing rugby, a sport he once aspired to play professionally in New Zealand – still plays in the offseason at OSU … did not speak English until coming to the States … moved to the U.S. when he was 16 … part of his decision to attend OSU was the Polynesian cul-ture that exists on campus … participated in the “Learning Through Listening: Native American Issues in Rural Oregon Communities during spring break, involving five days of interacting with the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians … majoring in sociology.

PAEA’S CAREER STATISTICSYear UT AT Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds FR FF BrUp Int KB

2009 22 21 43 8.5-52 3.0-19 1 4 0 0 02008 14 27 41 11.0-56 5.0-32 0 1 1 0 0Total 36 48 84 19.5-108 8.0-51 1 5 1 0 0

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OFFENSIVE TACKLE

6-3 • 313 • SOPHOMORE

SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

ARROYO VALLEY HSMAJOR: CIVIL ENGINEERING

OFFENSIVE TACKLEO

PHILIPPPHILIPPPHILIPPPPH LIPPPHILIPPMICHAEL 77

2010: Legitimate postseason honors candidate and is in the early stages of being one of the best offensive lineman to ever play at OSU … Outland Trophy candidate … 2009 Freshman All-America teams by Phil Steele and CollegeFootballNews.com … enters his true sophomore year starting every game of his brief college career – 13 games. 2009: Michael won the starting left tackle spot during fall camp … started all 13 games … is the first true freshman to start on the offensive line at Oregon State since 1997 … formed a solid left side of the line along with Grant Johnson (LG), both of which were new starters.

ARROYO VALLEY: Highly recruited offensive lineman … rated by rivals.com as four-star athlete … 2007 and ’08 all-state … rivals.com rated him the 66th best overall prospect in the nation, the second-best run blocker and the third-best pass blocker … SuperPrep All-American … received the Anthony Munoz Offensive Lineman of the Year award as the Top Offensive Lineman in San Bernardino County … played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

PERSONAL: Born September 7, 1991 in San Bernardino, California … son of Mareko and Me Philipp … has one sister, Clara, and three brothers, Mark, Paul and Hans … Mark played football at Southern Illinois … Paul was a four-year letterman (2003-06) at Arizona … Hans lettered as a defensive tackle, at Arizona in 2008 … chose Oregon State because “it came down to where I felt most comfortable and for me, that was at Oregon State. My trip to Oregon State was eye opening and I loved it there. I loved the coaches and especially Coach Riley and the Coach Cavanaugh” … majoring in civil engineering.

LINEBACKER

6-0 • 231 • SENIOR

OXNARD, CALIFORNIA

SAINT BONAVENTURE HSMAJOR: PHILOSOPHY

LINEBACKERL

ROBERSONROBERSONROBERSONRROB RSOROBERSONDWIGHT 59

2010: Roberson is the veteran of the Beaver linebacker crew and his ex-perience will be valuable to a unit that has lost two starters (Keith Pankey and David Pa’aluhi) during the offseason … a legitimate postseason honors candidate after being one of the four 2009 linebackers to earn Pac-10 Con-ference honors (Honorable Mention). 2009: Dwight shared starting duties at the weakside linebacker spot with Keith Pankey in 2008 and 2009 – Pankey started in ’08, Roberson in ’09 … 55 tackles ranked fifth on the team … 7.5 TFLs … tied a career-high with nine tackles at Oregon … set a career-best with 2.5 TFLs against Cincinnati … forced a fumble against UCLA … Pac-10 Conference Honorable Mention. 2008: While not a starter, Dwight finished tied for fourth on the team for total tackles with 61 … career-high nine tackles at Utah … forced two of his three fumbles at Penn State … had a 19-yard sack against California’s Kevin Riley. 2007: Dwight made 12 tackles, mostly on special teams, including three vs. Washington and Washington State … missed two mid-season games with a knee injury – played in 11 games total … forced a late first quarter Patrick Chung fumble on a kickoff return in the Civil War – recovered by Chung. 2006: Redshirt.

ST. BONAVENTURE: A four-year letterman and three-year starter … played defensive tackle, defensive end, outside linebacker and inside linebacker dur-ing his prep career … 2005 Channel League and CIF Division 4 Defensive MVP … PrepNation 2005 All-American … Rivals.com rated him the 34th-best prospect in the country … 131 tackles as a senior and 174 as a junior … for his three-year starting career he forced six fumbles, made five interceptions and scored three touchdowns.

PERSONAL: Born December 24, 1987 in Ventura, Calif. … son of Dwight, Sr., and Marie Roberson … has two sisters and one brother … biggest ath-letic thrill is “earning prep All-American and signing with Oregon State” … chose OSU because of its “business school, the team and the players”… majoring in philosophy and will graduate in March.

ROBERSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear UT AT Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds FR FF BrUp Int KB

2009 21 34 55 7.5-28 2.0-17 0 1 1 0 02008 28 33 61 7.5-39 2.0-23 0 3 0 0 02007 10 2 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0 0Totals 59 69 128 15.0-67 4.0-40 0 5 1 0 0

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HONORS CANDIDATESLAMAR CONSOLIDATED: Jacquizz is one of the most honored prep play-ers in the state of Texas … nicknamed “Mr. Touchdown” by his teammates, he broke the state record for scores with 136 … named the inaugural Texas Associated Press Player of the Year in 2007 after leading Lamar Consolidated to its first ever state title … added Texas Sports Writers Association 4A Of-fensive Player of the Year … rushed for 2,902 yards and 43 touchdowns as a senior – for his career he gained 8,245 yards, the sixth-highest total in the state … rushed for 100-plus yards 41 times (2nd in Texas all-time) and for 200-plus yards 21 times … First Team EA Sports High School All-American and 2008 Parade All-American … Old Spice Red Zone and Built Ford Tough Player of the Year for Texas … played safety on defense … selected one of six Texas high school “scholar athletes of the year” … also played basketball and track, lettering four years as a point guard and three years as a relay runner.

PERSONAL: Born February 6, 1990 in Richmond, Texas … son of Tasha Wil-liams … has three siblings, including brother James, a senior receiver at Or-egon State … several former prep teammates are playing at Division I schools … Michael Lewis of the 49ers is an uncle … spoke about the dangers of drugs at elementary schools in the Richmond area … highlighted in Sports

Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd feature of the May 12, 2008 edition … chose OSU because of the “coaches encouraging education, Coach Riley, the city and the friendly students” … former Detroit Lion Barry Sanders is his favorite athlete … undecided major.

JACQUIZZ RODGERS’ CAREER RUSHING YARDSYear Car. YG YL NYG AVG. TD Long

2009 273 1502 62 1440 110.8 21 612008 259 1291 38 1253 113.9 11 33Total 532 2793 62 2693 112.2 32 61

JACQUIZZ RODGERS’ CAREER RECEIVING YARDSYear Rec. Yds TD Long

2009 78 522 1 482008 29 247 1 41Total 107 769 2 48

JACQUIZZ RODGERS’ CAREER PASSING YARDSYear Att. Comp. Int. Yds PCT TD Long

2009 1 1 0 14 1.000 1 14

2010: Jacquizz (Juh-quizz) will be a member of most preseason All-America teams … already mentioned as a top Heisman Trophy candidate … 2008 Pac-10 Offensive MVP – the first ever freshman in Pac-10 history … enters the season fifth all-time at OSU with 2,693 yards; needs 1,169 yards to move into second … also fifth for career rushing touchdowns with 32; needs eight to move into second on the list … 14 career 100-yard rushing games; needs six to move into second at OSU … ninth at OSU for career all-purpose yards with 3,462 … eighth at OSU for career scoring with 192 points … if he con-tinues his career average for the 25 regular season games (@ Hawai’i in ’11) that OSU has scheduled over the next two seasons he would finish second in the Pac-10 for career yards with 5,498 yards – 747 yards short of USC’s Charles White (1976-79) – 6,245 … one of five OSU players with multiple 1000-yard rushing games … 14 straight starts, 24 for his career … enters the season with just one fumble in 656 touches … the “wildcat” formation has been implemented into the OSU offense, first unveiled Oct. 10, 2009 vs. Stanford – he lined up in the formation 16 times. 2009: Semi-finalist for the Doak Walker Award, Maxwell Award and the Walter Camp Player of the Year … Walter Camp All-American Second Team, and attended the Camp Foundation awards ceremony at the Yale University Campus – also visited ESPN studios … All-Pac-10 First Team … first team all-conference accord-ing to Phil Steele … Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week after career-best 189-yard, four touchdown game vs. Stanford … 1,440 rushing yards ranks fifth in a single season at OSU … 21 rushing touchdowns set an OSU single season record … 22 overall touchdowns for the season tied for third in the NCAA with Ryan Williams of Virginia Tech – Toby Gerhart of Stanford had 28 and Ricky Dobbs of Navy 27 … 78 receptions is the most by a running back in a single season in OSU history, ranked second in the Pac-10 … is one of the few players in the country to have scored touchdowns rushing, receiving and passing in 2009 … threw his first career pass for a 14-yard touchdown to Brady Camp against UCLA … started all 13 games … Ted Miller of ESPN.com ranked him the fourth-best player in the Pac-10 prior to the season. 2008:Arguably the biggest impact freshman in the history of the program … missed nearly all of the last three games of the season after suffering a shoulder injury at Arizona in the first quarter on a hit by cornerback Devin Ross … Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year, first ever freshman to earn the honor … Pac-10 Freshman of the Year … second in the Pac-10 and 12th in NCAA for rushing at 113.9 yards per game … Pac-10 Conference’s all-time leading freshman rusher with 1,253 yards – then eighth for a single year at OSU (now ninth) … USA Today, Rivals.com and CollegeFootballNews.com Player of the Week after rushing for 186 yards and two touchdowns in the victory over then No. 1 USC … 100-yard plus rushing mark seven times … three-time Pac-10 Player of the Week … 1,500 all-purpose yards … 12 touchdowns for the season, including one receiving at UCLA … Pat Forde of ESPN.com named Jacquizz his Freshman of the Year … Rivals.com Freshman of the Year … Associated Press and Rivals.com third team All-American … College Football News All-Freshman Team … Football Writers Association Freshman All-American … CBS Sports.com Freshman of the Year … Sporting News National Fresh-man and Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year … finalist for the Bill Hayward Amateur Athlete of the Year award for the state of Oregon … invited to the February 2009 Touchdown Club of Columbus (Ohio) banquet.

TAILBACK

5-7 • 191 • JUNIOR

RICHMOND, TEXAS

LAMAR CONSOLIDATED HSMAJOR: UNIVERSITY EXPLORATORY STUDIES

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2010: One of the more versatile players in the nation … excellent receiver who is a candidate for many postseason awards for his senior year … James has the third-highest total of all-purpose yards (rush, rec., punt ret., kick ret., Int ret.) among active players entering 2010 with 5,077 – second all-time at OSU … he needs 530 yards to be the school’s all-time leader for all-purpose yards … owns three of OSU’s top-10 single game all-purpose yards records, including No. 1 with 303 at Oregon in 2009 … broke the school record for single season receptions in 2009 with 91 … enters the year with 161 career receptions, third at OSU – 60 short of the school record held by 2005 Bilet-nikoff Award recipient Mike Hass (2002-05) at 220 … 1,849 career receiv-ing yards, sixth at OSU … 14 career receiving touchdowns, tied for seventh at OSU and six career 100-yard plus receiving games, tied for sixth … 27 career starts, 14 straight … eighth-best career kickoff return average at 24 yards per attempt and second-best career punt return average at 11.6 … four points shy of breaking into OSU’s career top 10 for points with 146 … is just the second OSU player (Pat Chaffey) to achieve 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving in his career. 2009: All-Pac-10 First Team as a wide receiver … named first team All-Pac-10 by Phil Steele … 91 recep-tions set a new school record … became the fifth OSU player to compile a 1,000-yard receiving season and the ninth 1,000-yard season overall…set OSU single season record for all-purpose yards (2,328) … set OSU single game record for all-purpose yards at Oregon with 303 … named Pac-10 Of-fensive Player of the Week after his 10-catch, 114-yard 1 TD performance at Arizona State … scored on an 87-yard pass on the season’s first offensive play against Portland State – sixth-longest passing play in OSU history … Ted Miller of ESPN.com named him the 22nd best player in the Pac-10 Confer-ence during his offseason breakdown, but moved him to ninth in his postsea-son recap. 2008: James suffered a broken collarbone in the last game against Oregon and missed the Sun Bowl … accumulated 1,833 all-purpose yards, third-most in OSU history … Pac-10 co-Special Teams Player of the Week after accounting for 117 yards in kickoff returns against California, including a game-tying 86-yard return in the first quarter … rushed for a season-high 110 yards at Washington, which included TD runs of 1 and 55 yards – also had a 33-yard TD receiving … 102 yards rushing at Arizona. 2007: Started one game … accounted for 916 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns … rushed for 115 yards in the Emerald Bowl victory vs. Maryland, 65 of which came in the game-ending 6:24 drive … scored two touchdowns in the bowl, recovering an Yvenson Bernard fumble in the end zone late in the third quarter that proved to be the winning score – also had a 14-yard TD reception from Sean Canfield in the first … scored the game-winning touchdown on a 25-yard fly sweep at Oregon in double overtime … in his first game as a Beaver he rushed for 62 yards vs. Utah.

LAMAR CONSOLIDATED: Three-year letterman as a wide receiver and free safety … 2005 and ‘06 District MVP, first team all-state, first team Greater Houston Area … 2006 basketball District MVP … four-year letterman and starter in basketball and track.

PERSONAL: Born December 20, 1988 in Richmond, Texas … son of Tasha Williams … has three siblings, including Beaver sophomore running back Jac-quizz Rodgers – James in 14 months older … several former prep teammates are playing at Division I schools … Michael Lewis of the 49ers is an uncle …

WIDE RECEIVER

5-7 • 185 • SENIOR

RICHOMOND, TEXAS

LAMAR CONSOLIDATED HSMAJOR: SPEECH COMMUNICATION

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HONORS CANDIDATESchose OSU because of the “academic programs, the campus and the people at OSU made me feel welcome” … very involved in campus and community service activities … keynote speaker at the April 18, 2009 Kaleidoscope of Colleges and Cultures on the OSU campus – a program aimed primarily at underrepresented minorities and first generation students … participated in the 2008 OSU Learning Through Excellence Spring Break program – study-ing Native American Issues in Rural Oregon Communities, interacting five days with the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde … speech commu-nication major, graduating in December.

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER RUSHING YARDSYear Car. YG YL NYG TD Long

2009 58 346 43 303 1 332008 46 442 34 408 5 552007 50 594 8 586 3 51Totals 154 1382 85 1297 9 55

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER RECEIVING YARDSYear Rec. Yds TD Long

2009 91 1034 9 872008 51 607 4 752007 19 208 1 25Totals 161 1849 14 87

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER PASSING YARDSYear Att. Comp. Int. Yds PCT TD Long

2009 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDSYear Rush Rec. PR KR Total

2009 303 1034 151 840 23282008 408 607 0 818 18332007 586 208 0 122 916Totals 1297 1849 151 1780 5077

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER KICKOFF RETURN YARDSYear No. Yds Avg. TD Long

2009 36 840 23.3 0 842008 33 818 24.8 1 862007 5 122 24.4 0 38Totals 74 1780 24.1 1 86

JAMES RODGERS’ CAREER PUNT RETURN YARDSYear No. Yds Avg. TD Long

2009 13 151 11.6 0 33

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GREYSHIRTS

DALLAS: Three-year varsity letterman … played offensive tackle and defen-sive tackle for the Dragons … twice earned All-Mid-Willamette Conference first team at offensive tackle … earned first team all-conference at defensive tackle once … earned second team honors on offensive once … two-year winner of Dallas’ Most Outstanding Lineman award … rated the sixth-best prospect in the state of Oregon overall and 82nd nationally at offensive guard by Rivals.com … first team All-Willamette Valley Conference on both lines … honorable mention all-state on both sides of the ball as a senior … first team all-league on both sides as a junior … invited to play in the Les Schwab Bowl in June … Dallas HS head coach Bill Masei on Beaton — “I didn’t know much about Michael when I took the job. I had heard about him, how he had committed to play at Oregon State. When we went to team camp in Eastern Oregon, he just dominated. He was definitely a stud on our offensive and defensive lines” … earned two varsity letters in track and field.

PERSONAL: Born in Dallas, Ore. … son of Shawn and Tina Beaton … has one sister and three brothers … sister, Melissa Rivers, is an OSU graduate … is interested in theater and HiQ … lists his biggest athletic thrill as “winning against Pendleton in the state playoffs as a sophomore … chose Oregon State because of “the great community, it’s close to home, the great football program, and OSU has the best food in the world ... other than my mom’s.”

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-3 • 298 • FRESHMAN

DALLAS, OREGON

DALLAS HS

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

BEATONBEATONBEATONMICHAEL 51

CRESPI: Played wide receiver and defensive back during his two-year var-sity career at Crespi … selected to play for USA Football’s 2009 Junior Na-tional Team … earned gold medal with Junior National Team defeating Canada 41-3 in championship game … caught a touchdown pass in gold medal game ... first team All-Serra League at wide receiver as a senior … Rivals.com and Scout.com three-star athlete ... team captain and offensive MVP as s senior … scholar athlete in 2007 and 2008 … Los Angeles Times Prep Player of the Week (9/15/08) … 2008 Scout.com/Under Armour first team all-combine (Los Angeles) receiver … was invited to play for the USA Junior National Football Team in the first Junior World Championship of Football … 2008 Air7 Camp (Las Vegas) MVP … caught 25 receptions for 520 yards and four touchdowns as a senior, and added 20 tackles and three interceptions on defense returning two for touchdowns … former high school teammate of current Oregon State players Ryan Katz and Cameron Collins … earned two letters as a sprinter for the track team.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles … son of Kevin, Sr. and Lisa Cummings … has one sister, Caroline … Kevin, Sr. played football at Central State University (OH) and later for the Toronto Argonauts (CFL) … intends to study business … has been a member of the Student Arbitration Union in middle and high school … has been a Dean’s List student in 2008 and 2009 … chose Oregon State because “It fits both my academic and athletic needs. I also like the family atmo-sphere and college town feel.”

WIDE RECEIVER

6-0 • 171 • FRESHMAN

CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA

CRESPI HS

WIDE RECEIVER

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BOOKER T. WASHINGTON: Three-year varsity starter … ranked by Rivals.com as the 10th best prospect in the state of Oklahoma … rated the 21st best outside linebacker prospect in the nation, per Rivals.com … SuperPrep 34th best player in the Midlands (Colorado, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah) Area … 340 career tackles, including 130 as a senior … rushed for 1,299 yards as a running back for the ’08 season and led the state 5A ranks with 28 touchdowns, including two on punt returns … 106 yards rushing and 16 tackles in the state title game … Scout.com three-star athlete … helped Booker T. Washington HS to its first state title since 1984 … from Booker T. Washington HS head coach Antwain Jimmerson — “Michael Doctor is going to go down as one of the all-time greats here at Booker T. Washington. It’s hard to mention Booker T. Washington across the state with-out mentioning Michael Doctor. He’s been an impact player on and off the field. He’s definitely special.”

LINEBACKER

5-11 • 203 • FRESHMAN

TULSA, OKLAHOMA

BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HS

LINEBACKER

DOCTORTORDOCTCTOO TORDOCTORDO ORCTDOCTORMICHAEL 40

AYALA: Obum (pronounced oh-BOOM) Gwacham (Watch-em) earned two letters at wide receiver and four in track & field … second team All-Sierra League honoree after the 2008 season … rated one of the top receivers in the area prior to the ’08 season by the Los Angeles Times … member of the Rivals.com “50 players to watch in the Southern Section” list prior to last season … chosen as Ayala’s Male Athlete of the Year … standout in track where he is among California’s best in the high jump, triple jump and long jump … cleared 6 feet, 10 inches in the high jump and 48 feet in the triple jump during the 2008 track season … three-time state track athlete … missed the 2007 football sea-son with a broken collarbone … captain of football and track teams.

PERSONAL: Born in Onitsha, Nigeria … son of Edwin and Caroline Gwachum … has four siblings, Adaobi, Nnamdi, Chiko and Ifu … moved to the U.S. when he was seven … received the Foothill Citrus Athletic Director Association’s Scholar-Athlete Award … is interested in pursuing a career as a computer en-gineer … lists his biggest athletic thrill as “beating our cross town rivals, Chino Hills High, in a neck-and-neck game for the league title” … chose Oregon State because he “loved spending time with the people I met with in Corvallis, the great campus and I loved the weather.”

WIDE RECEIVER

6-5 • 207 • FRESHMAN

CHINO HILLS, CALIFORNIA

AYALA HS

WIDE RECEIVER

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2010 SIGNING CLASS

Shaydon is a Rivals four-star athlete and rated the top prospect in Hawai’i … Rivals 16th best outside linebacker prospect … PrepStar all-region … some consider him a possible safety … rated No. 64 in the Far West Region by SuperPrep … missed the first four games of his senor year with an injury … MVP of the All-Poly Football Camp last summer … owns the Kapolei HS record in weightlifting in the deadlift, squat and bench press … also played quarterback at times … considering a professional career as a pediatrician … from ESPN – “Akuna is an extremely versatile football player. He is tall and physically impressive as well as intimidating.”

LINEBACKER

6-3 • 210 • FRESHMAN

NANAKULI, HAWAI’IKAPOLEI HS

LINEBACKER

AKUNAAKUNAAKUNASHAYDON

Michael earned three-star acclaim by Rivals and is rated the 35th best inside linebacker prospect in the nation … PrepStar all-region … rated the seventh best prospect in the state … played tailback on offense … first team All-Midwestern League in 2009 as a linebacker and tailback … as a sophomore he rushed for 1,000 yards and was named first team All-Midwestern League; played in just five games as a junior due to injury … also a standout in basket-ball, baseball and track … involved in community service activities through his school, including “Project Give” last December.

LINEBACKER

6-3 • 225 • FRESHMAN

EUGENE, OREGON

NORTH EUGENE HS

LINEBACKER

BIBBEEBIBBEEBIBBEEMICHAEL

Scott is a Rivals three-star athlete and rated the 44th best defensive end prospect in the nation … Narrows League Defensive MVP with 78 solo tack-les … Washington 4A First Team All-State … Tacoma Weekly Player of the Year … also played tight end at Foss … from Foss Head Coach Ken Baker — “Scott has all the physical tools and he just has great football instincts. He uses them, too. I don’t think I’ve ever coached a kid who keeps his head in the game every minute and covers the whole field so relentlessly.”

DEFENSIVE END

6-3 • 225 • FRESHMAN

TACOMA, WASHINGTON

HENRY FOSS HS

DEFENSIVE END

CRICHTONCRICHTONCRICHTONSCOTT

Dominic had 23 tackles, including 7.5 tackles-for-loss and three quarterback sacks last season at Saddleback … helped Saddleback to a 9-2 record, in-cluding a victory in the Western States Bowl … Saddleback finished No. 9 in the nation in the final JC rankings … Rivals three-star athlete coming out of Mission Viejo High School and rated the 51st best defensive end … All-South Coast and All-CIF as a senior … originally signed with Oregon out of high school, redshirting his first year in the program before transferring to Saddleback where he missed his first year with an injury … has two years of playing eligibility … nephew of La’Roi Glover, a six-time Pro Bowl selection for the St. Louis Rams.

DEFENSIVE END

6-4 • 280 • JUNIOR

LADERA RANCH, CALIFORNIA

SADDLEBACK JC / OREGON / MISSION VIEJO HS

DEFENSIVE END

GLOVERGLOVERGLOVERDOMINIC

Connor is rated No. 33 on the Scout Northwest Fab 50 list for wide receivers … also played defensive end at Meadowdale … 43 receptions for 648 yards and six touchdowns last season, earning second team all-state … first team All-Wesco Conference selection as a senior and second team as a junior … some recruiting experts project him as an offensive lineman … standout in basketball where he is currently averaging 16 points and 11 rebounds … recently scored 30 points in an upset of the state’s No. 2 ranked team … also participates in track … his brother, Casey Hamlett, is a defensive end at Washington State.

TIGHT END

6-7 • 230 • FRESHMAN

LYNNWOOD, WASHINGTON

MEADOWDALE HS

TIGHT END

HAMLETTHAMLETTHAMLETTCONNOR

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS20

2010 SIGNING CLASS

Sean is a Rivals four-star athlete and rated the 14th best pro style quarterback in the nation … PrepStar all-region … set a Northern California prep record with 581 yards passing and five touchdowns in a November game … led Foothill to the Northern California CIF playoffs … threw for nearly 400 yards in a nationally televised ESPNU game in October … Foothill co-head coach Matt Sweeney — “We’ve had some great quarterbacks pass through here in my 22 years, but none of them have been 6-5. None of them have been Sean Mannion. He can make all the throws. He can jam in the tough ones. He can throw with touch or throw it long. But what sets him apart is that he’s so dang coachable. He wants to be good. He’s just the whole package” … his father, John Mannion, is the co-head coach at Foothill … 3,493 yards and 27 touch-downs as a senior … first team Contra Costa Times All-East Bay and second team San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro…on track to graduate with honors…from Scout.com — “Good arm, very poised and accurate and a good leader. Heady player with great intangibles.”

QUARTERBACK

6-5 • 205 • FRESHMAN

PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA

FOOTHILL HS

QUARTERBACK

MANNIONMANNIONMANNIONSEAN

Rivals three-star athlete and rated the 11th best all-purpose back in the nation … PrepStar all-region … Mission League MVP and three-time all-league … 4.5 40 time … rushed for 188 yards on 20 carries, and caught four passes for 30 yards in the CIF title game … as a junior he ran for 1,655 yards and 23 touchdowns, helping the Warriors to the CIF-SS semifinals … Los Angeles

Daily News All-Area First Team … standout in track in the 400 meters … from Bishop Alemany Head Coach Dean Herrington — “He does some great things with the ball in his hands. He’s the fastest player I have ever coached.”

RUNNING BACK

5-8 • 170 • FRESHMAN

MISSION HILLS, CALIFORNIA

BISHOP ALEMANY HS

RUNNING BACK

MARABLEMARABLEMARABLEMALCOLM

Thomas was the North County Times and San Diego Times Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … Rivals four-star athlete and 56th best defensive line-man in the nation … PrepStar all-region … led Oceanside to its second state championship bowl victory in three seasons and to 39 consecutive wins … second team All-CIF, first team all-league and all-area as a junior after making 70 tackles, six sacks, two fumble recoveries and an interception … three-year starter … Ramona High football coach Damon Baldwin after playing Oceans-ide — “He looks like he has already been playing as a Division I college tackle for three years. He’s like a man among boys at this level. I can’t remember seeing a guy who makes so many plays in the backfield” … from Oceanside head coach John Carroll — “The difference from last season to this season is night and day. He’s been an outstanding player. His shoulder pad level has re-ally dropped. He’s always had great eyes, great instincts and been a physical player. But now I think he’s putting together the whole package.”

DEFENSIVE TACKLE

6-2 • 280 • FRESHMAN

OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA

OCEANSIDE HS

DEFENSIVE TACKLE

MOLESIMOLESIMOLESITHOMAS

Ryan played defensive back and running back at Oakland Tech … last season he rushed for 1,983 yards and 18 touchdowns, and added two touchdowns receiving and two on kick returns … first team All-City as a senior … second team as a junior … rated the third best athlete at the Oakland Nike Camp in May … scout.com three-star athlete … helped Oakland Tech to the area’s Silver Bowl title game, where he rushed for 199 yards … played in the Holiday Classic football game in December – matching the best players from the East Bay vs. Sacramento area players … from Oakland Tech Head Coach Delton Edwards — “He can play both sides of the ball - running back, wide receiver, linebacker, strong safety. He’s got the whole package.”

DEFENSIVE BACK

6-2 • 190 • FRESHMAN

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

OAKLAND TECH HS

DEFENSIVE BACK

MURPHYMURPHYMURPHYRYAN

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS21

2010 SIGNING CLASS

Tyler is a Rivals three-star athlete who is rated the 28th best tight end in the country and the 82nd best prospect in California … PrepStar all-region … three-year starter, earning All-Channel League honors as a junior and senior … also played linebacker earning the 2009 Channel League Defensive MVP honors … was the team’s punter … from Buena head coach Cliff Farrar — “He is a good-sized tight end prospect. He has good height, carries solid bulk and displays the frame to keep adding size with time in a college weight program.”

TIGHT END

6-4 • 240 • FRESHMAN

VENTURA, CALIFORNIA

BUENA HS

TIGHT END

PERRYPERRYPERRYTYLER

Trevor is a Rivals three-star athlete and ranked the eighth best kicker in the nation …PrepStar All-Region … attended last summer’s Beaver football camp … first team All-CIF Inland Division … First Team All-Big VIII League … school record 52-yard field goal as a senior and concluded his prep career with the state’s career record for extra points with 217 … scored 280 total points and CIF state record … 29-for-36 for career field goals … Centennial HS Special Teams Player of the Year three times … 82 of 89 career kickoffs were touchbacks … also the team’s punter, averaging 42.2 yards as a senior … from ESPN.com - “Romaine is a very solid kickoff specialist. He has good leg strength with many of his kicks making it into the endzone. His tempo into the football is consistent and displays very good leg snap” … he and former Bea-ver kicker and Groza Award recipient Alexis Serna are close friends.

PLACEKICKER

6-0 • 185 • FRESHMAN

CORONA, CALIFORNIA

CENTENNIAL HS

PLACEKICKER

ROMAINEROMAINEROMAINETREVOR

Roman is a Rivals three-star athlete and rated the 20th best center … Prep-

Star all-region … attended OSU’s summer camp in 2009 … also played of-fensive tackle in high school … Sunset League Offensive Lineman of the Year as a senior and second team all-league as a junior … All-Orange County in 2009 … from Edison HS Head Coach Dave White, a two-year OSU letterman (1976, 78) — “He’s got good feet and great technique. His dad has done a great job coaching him” … led Edison to a 13-1 record as a senior … son of Jesse Sapolu, a four-time Super Bowl winner who played for the San Francis-co 49ers from 1983-1997 … his brother, London Sapolu, played football at Orange Coast Community College and recently signed an LOI with Hawai’i.

CENTER

6-2 • 250 • FRESHMAN

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA

EDISON HS

CENTER

SAPOLUSAPOLUSAPOLUROMAN

Will played quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, punter and linebacker at Lake Oswego … among the top 15 prospects in the state entering 2009 by Rivals … PrepStar all-region … caught 71 passes for 1,036 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior … first team All-State as a junior … second team All-Three Rivers League as a senior … his grandfather, Bill Storey, lettered at OSU 1951-53 and his father Kip lettered as a defensive end in 1979 before his career ended with an injury … from Will — “I’ve grown up being a Beaver my whole life.”

DEFENSIVE BACK

6-2 • 220 • FRESHMAN

LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON

LAKE OSWEGO HS

DEFENSIVE BACK

STOREYSTOREYSTOREYWILL

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS22

2010 SIGNING CLASS

Fred is a Rivals.com and Scout.com three-star athlete … first team all-city in 2009 … 90 tackles and seven quarterback sacks as a senior … according to Greg Biggins of ESPN — “Fred is one of the premier defensive tackles in the NorCal region” … helped Oakland Tech to the area’s Silver Bowl title game … played in the Holiday Classic football game in December – matching the best players from the East Bay vs. Sacramento area players … from SuperPrep — “Relatively new to football, is a quick and athletic interior lineman who’s got good size and strength.”

DEFENSIVE TACKLE

6-4 • 290 • FRESHMAN

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

OAKLAND TECH HS

DEFENSIVE TACKLE

THOMPSONTHOMPSONTHOMPSONFRED

Mana played in the Salinas East-West All-Star Game … missed part of his senior season due to injury, but still registered 60 tackles, including eight quarterback sacks … also played offensive line … preseason first team all-league … helped Seaside to the 2009 Central Coast Section championship game and the co-title of the Monterrey Bay Athletic League … from Seaside head coach Al Avila — “Guys run into him and he just tosses them. The sky is the limit. His potential is unlimited.” … did not play football until his sopho-more year … also played basketball … moved to the U.S. in 2006 from New Zealand, where he was a rugby player.

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-3 • 230 • FRESHMAN

SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA

SEASIDE HS

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN

TUIVAILALATUIVAILALATUIVAILALAMANA

D.J. is a Rivals three-star athlete and rated the 22nd best outside linebacker in the country … PrepStar all-region … 4.39 40 time … first team All-CIF Eastern Division as a junior … Desert Sun First Team member after making 118 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and seven sacks … also played wide receiver and is a standout in the 100 meters in track … co-Desert Valley League MVP … Palm Desert head coach Pat Blackburn — “As far as speed, quickness, tackles for losses, he’s got all the records.” … Beaver corner James Dockery is also from Palm Desert.

LINEBACKER

6-2 • 205 • FRESHMAN

PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA

PALM DESERT HS

LINEBACKER

WELCHWELCHWELCHDONELL “D.J.”

Terron was the Bay Area News Group East Bay Player of the Year … a final-ist for California’s Mr. Football Player of the Year … ran for 2,050 yards and 28 touchdowns and added two TDs via punt return and one receiving … first team all-area as a cornerback … led De La Salle to state title and scored three touchdowns and ran for 161 yards in the championship game … rushed for 398 yards in 2009 against Vista-Danville … older brother, T.J., was a four-year letterman at the University of Oregon.

RUNNING BACK

5-7 • 185 • FRESHMAN

CONCORD, CALIFORNIA

DE LA SALLE HS

RUNNING BACK

WARDWARDWARDTERRON

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS23

TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SCORING 409 325 Points Per Game 31.5 25.0FIRST DOWNS 278 251 Rushing 91 84 Passing 171 139 Penalty 16 28RUSHING YARDAGE 1818 1487 Yards gained rushing 2174 1753 Yards lost rushing 356 266 Rushing Attempts 440 392 Average Per Rush 4.1 3.8 Average Per Game 139.8 114.4 TDs Rushing 26 19PASSING YARDAGE 3520 3056 Comp-Att-Int 319-478-7 264-446-8 Average Per Pass 7.4 6.9 Average Per Catch 11.0 11.6 Average Per Game 270.8 235.1 TDs Passing 23 23TOTAL OFFENSE 5338 4543 Total Plays 918 838 Average Per Play 5.8 5.4 Average Per Game 410.6 349.5KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 47-1029 72-1274PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-191 13-81INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-55 7-89KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.9 17.7PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.0 6.2INT RETURN AVERAGE 6.9 12.7FUMBLES-LOST 15-4 22-8PENALTIES-Yards 100-772 82-704 Average Per Game 59.4 54.2PUNTS-Yards 51-2043 69-2734 Average Per Punt 40.1 39.6 Net punt average 35.7 35.7TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:53 28:073RD-DOWN Conversions 84/183 62/166 3rd-Down Pct 46% 37%4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/18 15/21 4th-Down Pct 61% 71%SACKS BY-Yards 17-116 29-229MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 49 44FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 22-27 5-7ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-2RED-ZONE SCORES (54-56) 96% (38-43) 88%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (41-56) 73% (33-43) 77%PAT-ATTEMPTS (45-47) 96% (38-39) 97%ATTENDANCE 253,969 293,318 Games/Avg Per Game 6/42,328 6/48,886 Neutral Site Games 1/40018

SCORE BY QUARTERSQuarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total

Oregon State 112 119 79 99 409Opponents 48 86 72 119 325

RUSHINGPlayer GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G

Rodgers, Jacquizz 13 273 1502 62 1440 5.3 21 61 110.8Rodgers, James 13 58 346 43 303 5.2 1 33 23.3Stevenson, Jovan 11 26 138 1 137 5.3 1 39 12.5Wheaton, Markus 12 11 84 5 79 7.2 1 18 6.6McCants, Ryan 4 6 26 1 25 4.2 0 7 6.2Jenkins, Jordan 9 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 3 0.7Katz, Ryan 4 9 29 27 2 0.2 0 9 0.5TEAM 8 7 0 14 -14 -2.0 0 0 -1.8Canfield, Sean 13 48 43 203 -160 -3.3 2 7 -12.3

Total.......... 13 440 2174 356 1818 4.1 26 61 139.8Opponents...... 13 392 1753 266 1487 3.8 19 52 114.4

PASSINGPlayer G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G

Canfield, Sean 13 141.94 303-446-7 67.9 3271 21 87 251.6Katz, Ryan 4 136.25 14-27-0 51.9 232 1 56 58.0TEAM 8 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Moevao, Lyle 1 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Hekker, Johnny 13 125.20 1-1-0 100.0 3 0 3 0.2Rodgers, James 13 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Rodgers, Jacquizz 13 547.60 1-1-0 100.0 14 1 14 1.1

Total.......... 13 141.54 319-478-7 66.7 3520 23 87 270.8Opponents...... 13 130.18 264-446-8 59.2 3056 23 73 235.1

RECEIVINGPlayer G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G

Rodgers, James 13 91 1034 11.4 9 87 79.5Rodgers, Jacquizz 13 78 522 6.7 1 48 40.2Adeniji, Damola 13 57 807 14.2 5 41 62.1Halahuni, Joe 13 35 486 13.9 3 48 37.4Bishop, Jordan 13 13 156 12.0 1 34 12.0Nichols, Aaron 13 11 176 16.0 1 56 13.5Kjos, Casey 10 9 88 9.8 1 20 8.8Wheaton, Markus 12 8 89 11.1 0 25 7.4Stevenson, Jovan 11 5 59 11.8 0 21 5.4Camp, Brady 13 5 40 8.0 2 14 3.1Catchings, Darrell 2 2 24 12.0 0 18 12.0Walker, Kevan 12 1 16 16.0 0 16 1.3Prince, Colby 7 1 12 12.0 0 12 1.7McCants, Ryan 4 1 4 4.0 0 4 1.0Croom, Howard 13 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.3Mitchell, Lance 13 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.2

Total.......... 13 319 3520 11.0 23 87 270.8Opponents...... 13 264 3056 11.6 23 73 235.1

PUNT RETURNSPlayer No. Yds Avg TD Long

Rodgers, James 13 151 11.6 0 33Kavanaugh, Taylor 10 35 3.5 0 14Walker, Kevan 1 5 5.0 0 5

Total.......... 24 191 8.0 0 33Opponents...... 13 81 6.2 1 63

KICK RETURNSPlayer No. Yds Avg TD Long

Rodgers, James 36 840 23.3 0 84Poyer, Jordan 3 114 38.0 0 70Henderson, Patrick 2 12 6.0 0 9Halahuni, Joe 2 21 10.5 0 14Darkins, Will 1 0 0.0 0 0Watkins, Anthony 1 9 9.0 0 9Kavanaugh, Taylor 1 13 13.0 0 13Moala, Latu 1 20 20.0 0 20

Total.......... 47 1029 21.9 0 84Opponents...... 72 1274 17.7 0 64

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS24

INTERCEPTIONSPlayer No. Yds Avg TD Long

Mitchell, Lance 3 25 8.3 0 18Dockery, James 2 16 8.0 0 16Kristick, Keaton 2 14 7.0 0 14Hardin, Brandon 1 0 0.0 0 0

Total.......... 8 55 6.9 0 18Opponents...... 7 89 12.7 0 56

FUMBLE RETURNSPlayer No. Yds Avg TD Long

Kristick, Keaton 1 18 18.0 0 18

Total.......... 1 18 18.0 0 18Opponents...... 3 51 17.0 1 34

SCORING |----------- PATs -----------| Player TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points

Rodgers, Jacquizz 22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 132Kahut, Justin 0 22-27 45-47 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 111Rodgers, James 10 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 62Adeniji, Damola 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Halahuni, Joe 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Camp, Brady 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Canfield, Sean 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 12Wheaton, Markus 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Nichols, Aaron 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Bishop, Jordan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Kjos, Casey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Stevenson, Jovan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2

Total.......... 49 22-27 45-47 1-1 0 0-1 0 1 409Opponents...... 44 5-7 38-39 1-2 2 2-3 0 1 325

TOTAL OFFENSEPlayer G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

Canfield, Sean 13 494 -160 3271 3111 239.3Rodgers, Jacquizz 13 274 1440 14 1454 111.8Rodgers, James 13 59 303 0 303 23.3Katz, Ryan 4 36 2 232 234 58.5Stevenson, Jovan 11 26 137 0 137 12.5Wheaton, Markus 12 11 79 0 79 6.6McCants, Ryan 4 6 25 0 25 6.2Jenkins, Jordan 9 2 6 0 6 0.7Hekker, Johnny 13 1 0 3 3 0.2TEAM 8 8 -14 0 -14 -1.8

Total.......... 13 918 1818 3520 5338 410.6Opponents...... 13 838 1487 3056 4543 349.5

FIELD GOALSPlayer FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

Kahut, Justin 22-27 81.5 0-0 7-8 5-5 9-11 1-3 50 0

Field Goal Sequence Oregon State Opponents

Portland State (50),(24) 28UNLV 47,(33) -Cincinnati (46),(39),(23) 31Arizona (22) -Arizona State 53 (35)Stanford (31) -USC (48),(48),22,(33) -UCLA (48),(42),(27),47,(31) (24)California (24),50 -Washington (44),(44) -Washington State - (29)Oregon (40),(28),(29),(45) (34)BYU - (28)

* Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTINGPlayer No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd

Hekker, Johnny 51 2043 40.1 64 7 13 19 0

Total.......... 51 2043 40.1 64 7 13 19 0Opponents...... 69 2734 39.6 68 4 19 20 0

KICKOFFSPlayer No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn

Kahut, Justin 80 4799 60.0 6 2

Total.......... 80 4799 60.0 6 2 1274 42.6 27Opponents...... 61 3638 59.6 11 3 1029 39.2 30

ALL PURPOSE YARDSPlayer G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G

Rodgers, James 13 303 1034 151 840 0 2328 179.1Rodgers, Jacquizz 13 1440 522 0 0 0 1962 150.9Adeniji, Damola 13 0 807 0 0 0 807 62.1Halahuni, Joe 13 0 486 0 21 0 507 39.0Stevenson, Jovan 11 137 59 0 0 0 196 17.8Nichols, Aaron 13 0 176 0 0 0 176 13.5Wheaton, Markus 12 79 89 0 0 0 168 14.0Bishop, Jordan 13 0 156 0 0 0 156 12.0Poyer, Jordan 13 0 0 0 114 0 114 8.8Kjos, Casey 10 0 88 0 0 0 88 8.8Kavanaugh, Taylor 13 0 0 35 13 0 48 3.7Camp, Brady 13 0 40 0 0 0 40 3.1McCants, Ryan 4 25 4 0 0 0 29 7.2Mitchell, Lance 13 0 3 0 0 25 28 2.2Catchings, Darrell 2 0 24 0 0 0 24 12.0Walker, Kevan 12 0 16 5 0 0 21 1.8Moala, Latu 13 0 0 0 20 0 20 1.5Dockery, James 13 0 0 0 0 16 16 1.2Kristick, Keaton 13 0 0 0 0 14 14 1.1Henderson, Patrick 13 0 0 0 12 0 12 0.9Prince, Colby 7 0 12 0 0 0 12 1.7Watkins, Anthony 8 0 0 0 9 0 9 1.1Jenkins, Jordan 9 6 0 0 0 0 6 0.7Croom, Howard 13 0 4 0 0 0 4 0.3Katz, Ryan 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.5TEAM 8 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -1.8Canfield, Sean 13 -160 0 0 0 0 -160 -12.3

Total.......... 13 1818 3520 191 1029 55 6613 508.7Opponents...... 13 1487 3056 81 1274 89 5987 460.5

2009 OREGON STATE FOOTBALL RESULTSRecord: Overall Home Away Neutral

ALL GAMES 8-5-0 4-2-0 4-2-0 0-1-0CONFERENCE 6-3-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0NON-CONFERENCE 2-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND

Sep 05 PORTLAND STATE W 34-7 41679

Sep 12 at UNLV W 23-21 25967Sep 19 #17 CINCINNATI L 18-28 41909

Sep 26 *ARIZONA L 32-37 42119

Oct 03 at Arizona State W 28-17 45373Oct 10 *STANFORD W 38-28 41979

Oct 24 *at #4 USC L 36-42 89718Oct 31 *UCLA W 26-19 41009

Nov 07 *at #23 California W 31-14 56496Nov 14 *WASHINGTON W 48-21 45274

Nov 21 *at Washington State W 42-10 16167Dec 3 * at #7 Oregon L 33-37 59597Dec 22 vs. #15 BYU L 20-44 40018

* Pac-10 Conference Game | Home game in BOLD

2010 OREGON STATE SPRING PROSPECTUS25

DEFENSIVE LEADERS |-----------Tackles-----------| |--Sacks--| |-----Pass Def-----| |----Fumbles----| Blkd

## Name GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf

32 Kristick, Keaton 13-13 47 48 95 7.5-21 1.0-6 2-14 1 1 1-18 1 . .45 Pa’aluhi, David 13-13 30 47 77 8.0-20 1.5-8 . 2 2 1-0 2 . .10 Mitchell, Lance 13-12 43 29 72 0.5-2 . 3-25 7 . . 1 . . 5 Collins, Cameron 13-11 40 30 70 1.5-3 . . 4 . . . . .59 Roberson, Dwight 13-13 21 34 55 7.5-28 2.0-17 . 1 . . 1 . .21 Clark, Tim 12-10 34 13 47 . . . 2 . . 1 . .35 Pankey, Keith 13-0 24 20 44 4.5-13 1.5-10 . 1 . . . . .54 Paea, Stephen 13-13 22 21 43 8.5-52 3.0-19 . . 1 1-0 4 . .28 Tuimaunei, Suaesi 12-4 23 18 41 . . . . . . . . . 4 Dockery, James 13-13 24 14 38 2.5-9 . 2-16 8 . . . 1 .17 Hardin, Brandon 13-3 20 9 29 . . 1-0 4 . 1-0 . . .78 Olander, Brennan 11-9 14 14 28 8.0-34 1.0-5 . . . . . . .19 LaGrone, Matt 13-4 17 11 28 4.0-11 0.5-1 . . 1 2-0 1 . .99 Miller, Gabe 13-5 8 15 23 5.0-23 3.0-19 . . 1 1-0 2 . .55 Terry, Ben 13-9 9 12 21 2.0-4 . . 1 1 . 1 . .74 Frahm, Kevin 13-8 7 12 19 2.5-17 1.5-16 . . 1 . . . .41 ‘Unga, Kevin 12-0 6 12 18 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .52 Camat, Keo 13-0 6 10 16 1.0-9 1.0-9 . . . . . . . 3 Henderson, Patrick 13-0 10 5 15 . . . 1 . . . . .13 Robinson, Rueben 9-0 3 9 12 1.5-2 . . . . . . . .44 ‘Unga, Devin 13-0 4 8 12 . . . . . . . . .47 Watkins, Anthony 8-0 5 6 11 . . . . . . . . .95 Moala, Latu 13-3 4 7 11 . . . . 1 . . . .14 Poyer, Jordan 13-0 7 4 11 . . . . . 1-0 . . .91 Henry, Taylor 13-0 4 4 8 2.0-10 1.0-6 . . . . . . .98 Masaniai, Castro 9-0 3 1 4 1.0-3 . . . . . . . . 9 Walker, Kevan 12-0 3 1 4 . . . . . . 1 . .92 Hunt, Mitchel 7-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .97 Nau, Sioeli 10-0 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .33 Darkins, Will 13-3 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .34 Jenkins, Jordan 9-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .48 Vave, Walker 7-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .46 Nichols, Aaron 13-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .TM TEAM 8-0 1 . 1 1.0-2 . . . . . . . 127 Kahut, Justin 13-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .25 Kjos, Casey 10-3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .88 Croom, Howard 13-2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .73 Peat, Gregg 13-13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .87 Halahuni, Joe 13-1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .77 Philipp, Michael 13-13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .42 York, Clayton 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 Rodgers, Jacquizz 13-13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total.......... 13-0 450 422 872 69-264 17-116 8-55 32 9 8-18 15 1 1 Opponents...... 13-0 532 418 950 82.0-362 29-229 7-89 48 7 4-51 10 . 1