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Montana State quarterbacks Denarius McGhee and Cody Kempt (12) walk off the field after defeating Northern Colorado last week.

Well-Kempt secret

Bobcats’ backup quarterback says he’s as happy as ever

By WILL C. HOLDENChronicle Sports Writer

It’s been a tad ridiculous.Then again, that’s the definition of mania

— “an irrational but irresistible motive for abelief or action.”

Grown men have debated for weeks aboutan appropriate theme song to immortalizehim — so far “The Age of Denarius” has aslight lead. Young girls have been spottedbuying T-shirts outside Bobcat Stadium thatpay him homage — they read “In McGheewe Trust.”

Denarius McGhee Mania has arrived. It’shere to stay.

And Cody Kempt, the quarterback whose job McGhee took, couldn’t be happier aboutit.

Lest it be forgotten, before McGheenotched any of his dizzying 2010 accom-plishments — the 2,075 yards passing, thetwo national player of the week honors andthe 6-2 record, which is tied for the best startin school history since the 1984 nationalchampionship season — he faced what many believed to be an insurmountable obstacle.

Winning Montana State’s starting job. Youcan count his dad among the doubters.

Mike Gause, a.k.a. Big Mike to friends of his son Denarius, didn’t bother purchasingseason tickets for this season. A military man, Gause knew a thing or two aboutseniority.

His son, a redshirt freshman, didn’t have it.Kempt did.

A fifth-year senior, Kempt had startedseveral games for the Bobcats coming into2010. To put it simply, Gause said, there weremany who “didn’t think there was any way Denarius was going to be the guy this year.”

Aug. 31, 2010, the day McGhee was namedMSU’s starter, would consequently prove tobe a bittersweet day for Gause. Interestingly enough, the same goes for Kempt.

‘A sign from god’

It was the third time in his career thatKempt had been demoted. As a redshirtfreshman at Oregon, it prompted him totransfer. (He also lost his job last year). As asenior at Montana State, some folks mightsay a similar course of action wasn’t takenonly because Kempt had run out of options.

Those folks don’t know Cody Kempt. Thenagain, neither do most folks.

“He’s a fifth-year

senior who has

played a lot of

games who’s

been beat out

by a freshman

at the premierposition on the

field and he’s

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Kicking & punting: David Har-rington, the nation’s second-ratedpunter in terms o distance, doesn’thave ISU ans yearning or departedall-conerence punter Jon Vander-wielen. But MSU’s Jason Cunninghammight have the Holt Arena crowdgreen with envy. Cunningham has hit17-o-18 eld goals this season while

ISU’s kicker, Brendon Garcia, has been an adven-ture, going 5-11.

Returns & Coverage: Moore, who has returned

two kicks and two punts or touchdownsthis year, is about as dangerous as theycome. But MSU has a couple o weaponsthat every team wishes it had against agood returner — Rory Perez, a punter whohas hang time, and Cunningham, a kickerwith a big leg. MSU has the ability toneutralize Moore like ew other teams inthis conerence have. That said, Cunning-

ham better kick it out o the back o the end zone,because i Moore can catch it, he’s coming out.

Edge: Montana State

Depth charts

Montana StateOffenseLEFT TACKLE

72 Mike Person 6-5/295 Sr

70 Killian Fitzpatrick 6-8/270 Fr

LEFT GUARD

57 Casey Dennehy 6-1/270 So

68 Conrad Burbank 6-4/280 Jr

CENTER

56 Shaun Sampson 6-0/249 So

61 Alex Terrien 6-4/285 Jr

RIGHT GUARD

61 Alex Terrien 6-4/285 Jr

71 Jesse Homann 6-4/286 Sr

RIGHT TACKLE

50 Leo Davis 6-4/271 Jr

70 Killian Fitzpatrick 6-8/270 Fr

QUARTERBACK

9 Denarius McGhee 6-0/197 Fr

12 Cody Kempt 6-2/211 Sr

RUNNING BACK

8 Orenzo Davis 5-9/185 Jr

20 C.J. Palmer 6-0/210 Jr

W RECEIVER

14 Everett Gilbert 5-9/180 So

27 DeSean Thomas 6-1/180 Jr

X RECEIVER

1 Elvis Akpla 6-1/187 Jr

86 Tanner Bleskin 6-3/210 FrZ RECEIVER

82 Julius Lloyd 6-0/184 Sr

10 Kruizz Siewing 5-11/182 So

TIGHT END

81 Kyle Begger 6-2/245 Jr

88 Shane Robison 6-5/250 Jr

KICKER

15 Jason Cunningham 6-1/162 Jr

DefenseBANDIT

96 Zach Minter 6-2/277 So

34 Preston Gale 6-2/239 Fr

TACKLE90 Dan Ogden 6-0/270 Sr

63 Zach Logan 6-3/295 Fr

NOSE TACKLE

45 Jason D’Alba 6-2/277 Sr

98 Christian Keli’i 6-0/282 So

END

11 John Laidet 6-5/250 Jr

49 Caleb Schreibeis 6-3/245 So

SAM LINEBACKER

9 Roger Trammell 6-1/230 Jr

44 Aleksei Grosulak 5-10/250 Fr

MIKE LINEBACKER

44 Aleksei Grosulak 5-10/250 Fr

42 Clay Bignell 6-2/236 Jr

WILL LINEBACKER

23 Jody Owens 6-1/214 So

59 Tanner Ripley 6-1/214 Sr

BOUNDARY CORNER

26 Arnold Briggs 5-10/185 Sr

17 Sean Gords 5-10/185 Fr

FREE SAFETY

22 Michael Rider 5-11/196 Sr

32 Anthony Cosme-Peko 5-11/209 Sr

ROVER

7 Jordan Craney 6-1/205 Sr

5 Joel Fuller 6-0/200 So

FIELD CORNER

13 Darius Jones 5-10 /16 7 So

24 James Andrews 6-1/ 187 Jr

PUNTER

18 Rory Perez 6-2/180 Fr

Idaho StateDefense

RIGHT END

50 Sean Rutten 6-3/226 Sr

45 Jake Rouser 6-4/228 So

NOSE GUARD

71 Marcus Austin 6-0/286 Jr

95 Chad O’Donnell 6-1/265 Sr

TACKLE

55 Jordan Monga 6-0/256 Jr

57 Justin Vae’ena 5-11/246 Fr

LEFT END

48 Je Tuua 6-2/256 Sr

97 Rustin Phillips 6-2/219 Sr

SAM LINEBACKER

54 Jarrid Nash 5-11/236 Sr

52 Phillip Arias 6-1/213 Sr

MIKE LINEBACKER

8 Basim Hudeen 5-10/230 Jr


WILL LINEBACKER

30 A.J. Storms 6-0/215 Jr


FREE SAFETY

21 Chris Holmesly 5-9/193 Sr

25 Tanner Davis 5-11/191 Fr

STRONG SAFETY

27 Dustin Tew 6-1/196 Sr

25 Tanner Davis 5-11/191 FrCORNERBACK

2 Keith McGowen 5-9/180 So

15 Kelvin Miller 6-0/183 Jr

CORNERBACK

28 Colby Riggins 5-11/170 Jr

32 Kenny Viser 6-0/195 Jr

PUNTER

16 David Harrington 6-3/185 Jr

OffenseLEFT TACKLE

79 Brad Shedd 6-7/278 Jr

74 Nick Beckman 6-5/270 Fr

LEFT GUARD63 David Tyler 6-2/276 Jr

61 Jon Van Vliet 6-2/244 So

CENTER

56 Mark Clampitt 6-2/271 So


RIGHT GUARD

76 Braedon Clayson 6-6/308 Jr


RIGHT TACKLE

66 Mitch Rudder 6-3/283 Sr

76 Braedon Clayson 6-6/308 Jr

QUARTERBACK

12 Russel Hill 5-11/193 Sr

9 Kyle Morris 6-1/164 Fr

RUNNING BACK

10 Tavoy Moore 5-7/195 Jr

24 Phil Pleasant 5-11/188 Fr

TIGHT END

88 Josh Hill 6-5/228 So

43 Leki Fuapau 6-1/240 Jr

RECEIVER

18 Kelvin Krosch 6-5/219 Jr

82 Luke Austin 6-1/170 Fr

RECEIVER

82 Luke Austin 6-1/170 Fr

29 Izzy Ramirez 5-7/170 Sr

RECEIVER

13 Rodrick Rumble 6-2/190 So

22 Demitrius Cowherd 6-1/192 Fr

KICKER

17 Brendon Garcia 5-9/142 Jr

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Passing: Idaho State has some issuesin its secondary. Against Montana Statethat’s a death sentence. Kenny Viser, thebarely-eligible transer rom Nevada thatwas supposed to save the ISU secondary,has allen of the map. Transer strongsaety Greg Melendez, who looked like thereal deal in his rst game with the Bengals,only lasted one game beore sufering an injury.Senior saety Chris Holmsely and senior corner KeithMcGowen have been the stabilizing orces, but the

Bengals have started six other players at the oppositesaety and corner spots. Say Holmsely and McGowenlock down a couple o MSU receivers on every down;there are still our more receivers on the eld that allhave the ability to punish the Bengals.

Throw in the act that the Bengals can’t get to thequarterback — they have nine sacks this year — andyou can see why Denarius McGhee and Co. couldhave a huge day. MSU’s reshman quarterback has been pretty big in a ew games where he’sbeen sacked more than twice — like last weekendwhen he threw or 400 yards and our touchdownswhen he was sacked three times — but he’s beenridiculous in games he’s been sacked less than twice.More specically, he’s passed or 1,096 yards, eighttouchdowns, no interceptions while completing 66

percent o his passes with none o those troublesomeumbles.

That’s the one area where Idaho State has excelled

this year: orcing turnovers. The unit hascollected eight the past two weeks. Itmeans McGhee needs to be careul withthe ootball this week. But aside rom a ewblips this year, he’s more than shown hehas the ability to do so.

Running: ISU has a trio o linebackersthat are quite impressive. The appropriately namedA.J. Storms is leading the conerence in tackles,middle linebacker Basim Hudeen is a great athlete

and the leader o the deense, and senior Jarrid Nashhas played well enough this season to beat outincumbent Phillip Arias, who has provided depth orthe trio. The problem or the Bengal linebackers isthat they have a pretty poor line in ront o them.

Some o the league’s smaller, quicker backs havehad no trouble burning past that ISU ront line andinto the second level. Northern Colorado’s JhameleRobinson, Portland State’s Cory McCafrey, NorthernArizona’s Zach Bauman and Weber State’s JoshBooker combined to average 5.4 yards a carry againstISU.

And bear in mind, ISU has yet to ace arguably theBig Sky Conerence’s most explosive three backs,MSU’s Orenzo Davis, Sacramento State’s BryanHilliard and Eastern Washington’s Taiwan Jones. Put

it this way: It’s only going to get tougher or this unit.And it starts this week. Edge: Montana State

WHEN MONTANA STATE HAS THE BALL

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Passing: Who is Idaho State’s start-ing quarterback? Don’t be certain thatthe Bengals are even sure themselves.Redshirt reshman Kyle Morris has beengiven every opportunity to win the jobover th-year senior Russel Hill, who’sbeen largely inefective throughout hiscareer. But despite the act that Morrishas ve starts to Hill’s two, he’s thrown

only our more passes or 11 ewer yards. Morrishas also thrown eight interceptions to Hills’ three.

That slight disparity in productivity is probablythe biggest reason Hill got the start in last week’sslim 16-13 loss to Weber State and will get the nodagain this week. But the Bengals weren’t in thegame against the Wildcats because o Hill. Quitecontrarily, the Bengals were in the game despiteHill, who completed barely over 50 percent o hispasses or 195 yards with one interception andno touchdowns. That said, it’s hard to blame it allon Hill and Morris. ISU’s signal callers have beensacked an average o our times a game this year,including six times last week.

All o that would seem to spell a rebounding e-ort this week or the MSU deense. Then again, the

Bobcats have allowed the conerence’s three leastprocient quarterbacks besides Hill and Morris toaverage 300 yards passing in our o their last threegames. The hope is that ISU’s pass ofense, even

though it has some decent receivers inKelvin Krosch, Tavoy Moore and Rodrick Rumble, might be even worse. From thelooks o it, it is.

Rushing: Under new ofensive coor-dinator Phil Early, the running game wassupposed to be a renewed ocus in ISU’sofense, which is becoming more West

Coast-based. Unortunately or the Bengals, allingbehind early hasn’t helped. Neither has the actthat they’re averaging 2.5 yards a carry. Only sixteams in the nation are averaging less.

As i that weren’t enough bad news or theBengals, throw in the act that, through theirstruggles, the Bobcat deense has remained airlystout against the run. Currently MSU is allowing127 yards on the ground a game — it’s the secondbest mark in the conerence and the 28th best inthe nation.

It’s worth mentioning that the Bengals appeardetermined to give more touches to Moore. Oneo the most explosive players in the conerencecould be tricky, but behind him the Bengals arebanged up (see Jahmel Rover, Corey White, and

Phil Pleasant) and unmotivated (Stew Tracy nearlyquit the team earlier this year). That ain’t goodnews.

Edge: Montana State

WHEN IDAHO STATE HAS THE BALL

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overall It seems like the Bengals have got to gure it outat some point. And over the past two years, they’veplayed their best ootball toward the end o the season.Unortunately, the schedule doesn’t end as kindly orISU this year, with Montana State, Georgia, SacramentoState and Eastern Washington let on the docket. TheBengals will have their best shot against the Hornets inPocatello in a couple weeks. Today, it could get ugly.

Sure, Idaho State seems to put ittogether or one game every year (seeits 12-10 loss to Montana in Pocatellolast year). Coming of the bye week,the consensus seems to be that thiscould be the game that it all clicksthis year. It seems equally possible,though, that the 16-13 loss to WeberState last week was that game. And in

ront o a conerence-low crowd o 5,083 againsta downtrodden Wildcat team that committedve turnovers, the Bengals couldn’t pull it out.

ISU head coach John Zamberlin said ithimsel this week: Idaho State still hasn’testablished the winning culture thatconerence opponents like MontanaState seem to have down pat.

It’s why the Bobcats can pull out a two-point win over UNC at home and three-point win at Sacramento State on the

road. That means even i this game gets

close, which isn’t likely, MSU still has the mentaledge.

Edge: Montana State

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Montana 5-1 6-2

MSU 4-1 6-2

Weber St. 3-2 4-3

N. Ariz. 2-2 4-3

Sac St. 2-3 3-4

Portland St. 1-3 2-5

N. Colo. 1-5 2-6

Idaho St. 0-5 1-6

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MSUat Idaho St., 1:35 p.m.

N. Colo. at S. Dakota, 3 p.m.

Sac St. at NAU, 4:05 p.m.

E. Wash. at Port. St. 6 p.m.

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Will Holden can be reached at [email protected] and 582-2690.

SidelineBriefingRecordsMontana State 6-2, 4-1 Big Sky

Idaho State 0-5, 1-6

Series27th meeting, MSU leads 15-10-1

Wether forecstDome

CrowdAbout 5,000 expected

TVAltitude (Doug Anderson,

Brant Boyer)

RdioKXLB-FM (100.7), Jef Lasky,

Dan Davies, Tyler Wiltgen

Coches

SchedlesIdho Stte

32 Montana Western 3

17 @ Utah St. 38

21 @ No. Colorado 35

7 No. Arizon a 32

3 @ Portland St. 38

28 @ Montana 47

13 Weber St. 16

Tody @ Montn St. 1:35 p.m.

11/6 @ Geordia 10:30 a.m.

11/13 Sacramento St. 3:35 p.m.

11/20 @ E. Washington 2:05 p.m.

Montn Stte59 Fort Lewis 10

22 @ Wash. St. 23

48 Drake 21

30 Eastern Washington 7

64 @ Sac ram ento St. 61

44 Portland St. 31

7 @ Northern Arizona 34

37 Northern Colo. 35

Tody @ Idho St. 1:35 p.m.

11/6 Weber St. 12:05 p.m.

11/20 @ Montana 12:05 p.m.

Plyers to wtch

IDAHO STATE: KR/PR/RB TavoyMoore is one o the most explosive

players in the conerence.

MONTANA STATE: RB Orenzo

Davis can make lie easy on the ‘Cats

i he has a big game.

Injry reportMONTANA STATE

OUT: DE Brad Smith (shoulder),

Ben Tauanuu (leg).

DOUBTFUL: LB Clay Bignell (ankle),

LB Dustin O’Connell (collar bone).

QUESTIONABLE: DB Arnold Briggs

(hamstring), OL Conrad Burbank (knee).

IDAHO STATEOUT: S Greg Melendez (knee).

QUESTIONABLE: C Mark Clampitt

(ankle), LT Braeden Clayson (illness).

Hill, Bengals yearn for more time

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COURTESY IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY

Russel Hill has won just eight games in his ive years at ISU.

TIM

DuMaS

ChronicleSports Editor

ROBASHMSU, 4th year

31st year overall6-16 at MSU02-115-5 overall

JOHNzAMBERLINISU, 4th year

14th year overall6-35 at ISU69-76 overall

“It’s probbly tken

few yers off my life.”— Russel Hill

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