2012 HUSKY FOOTBALL. Contacts: Jeff Bechthold (206)

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1 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 2012 HUSKY FOOTBALL 2012 HUSKY SCHEDULE / RESULTS Sept. 1 SAN DIEGO ST. (Pac-12 Networks) W, Sept. 8 at #3 LSU (ESPN) L, 41-3 Sept. 15 PORTLAND STATE (FX) W, Sept. 27 #8 STANFORD (ESPN) W, Oct. 6 at #2 Oregon (ESPN) L, Oct. 13 #11 USC (FOX) L, Oct. 20 at Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) L, Oct. 27 #7 OREGON ST. (Pac-12 Networks) W, Nov. 2 at California (ESPN2) W, Nov. 10 UTAH (Pac-12 Networks) W, Nov. 17 at Colorado (FX) W, 38-3 Nov. 23 at WSU (FOX) 12:30 p.m. All times are Pacific. Rankings are AP at time of game PAC-12 STANDINGS NORTH Pac-12 Overall 1. Stanford Oregon Oregon State Washington California Washington State SOUTH Pac-12 Overall 1. UCLA USC Arizona Arizona State Utah Colorado THIS WEEK S PAC-12 GAMES Fri.: Utah at Colorado, 12:00 p.m. PT (FX) Fri.: Washington at WSU, 12:30 p.m. (FOX) Fri.: Arizona State at Arizona, 7:00 p.m. (ESPN) Oregon at Oregon State, 12:00 p.m. (Pac-12) Stanford at UCLA, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Notre Dame at USC, 5:00 p.m. (ABC) LAST WEEK S RESULTS Washington 38, Colorado 3 Arizona State 46, Washington State 7 UCLA 38, USC 28 Stanford 17, Oregon 14 (OT) Arizona 34, Utah 24 Oregon State 62, California 14 Download the UW Football Record Book here: Contacts: Jeff Bechthold (206) bechtold@uw.edu WASHINGTON at WASHINGTON STATE 105th UW-WSU Game Set For Friday in Pullman THE GAME: The Washington football team (7-4 overall, 5-3 Pac-12) wraps up the 2012 regular season with a trip across the state for the annual Apple Cup vs. Washington State (2-9, 0-8). This year s game, the 105th meeting between the Dawgs and Cougs, will kick off Friday, Nov. 23, at 12:30 p.m. and will air live to a national audience on FOX television. The Huskies enter the game on a four-game winning streak, a stretch that includes a pair of road wins, at Cal and at Colorado. Washington is receiving votes in both polls and enter the week two spots out of the AP Top 25 and four spots out in the coaches poll. The UW is No. 25 in the BCS rankings. The Huskies are already bowl-eligible, but will presumably have to wait until the following weekend, after the various conference champion games have been played, to find out where they ll be heading. QUICK SNAPS: In its current four-game winning streak, the Huskies have out-scored their opponents 113 to 48, or an average of about a win over WSU would mean that the UW s regular-season win total would have gone up for a fourth straight year (5-7 in 2009, 6-6 in 2010, 7-5 in 2011, 8-4 in 2012)... sophomore TB Bishop Sankey notched the UW s fourth straight 1,000-yard season, passing that benchmark in the win over Utah... Sankey is the 11th different Husky to rush for 1,000 yards and his 1,150 yards are ninth-most in UW single-season history... Sankey s 13 rushing TDS this season are tied for fifth-most in UW history... only a true sophomore, Austin Seferian-Jenkins already has 99 career receptions for 1,289 yards and 11 touchdowns, all school records... additionally, Seferian-Jenkins 58 receptions this year are a school record for the position and are tied for most in the nation among TEs... Seferian-Jenkins, who played on the UW basketball team as a freshman, also saw action at defensive end in the Huskies last two games... the Huskies currently rank No. 9 in the nation (second in the Pac-12) in pass defense with just yards allowed per game (Arizona leads at )... Washington had seven true freshmen see action in the season-opener: P Korey Durkee, LS Ryan Masel, WR Jaydon Mickens, WR Kendyl Taylor, S Shaq Thompson, DE Pio Vatuvei and TB Erich Wilson II... two more true freshmen made their debut vs. Portland State: WR Marvin Hall and OG Shane Brostek, who started vs. Stanford... Cory Littleton became the 10th Husky freshman to play when he started at Oregon... a total of 16 players made their UW debut vs. San Diego State while five more players made their collegiate debut in the game at LSU... against Portland State, an additional 10 players got on the field for the first time and one more did so at Oregon, meaning that 32 Huskies have played in their first UW games this season. TELEVISION: The Washington-Washington State game will air live to a national audience on FOX television with Craig Bolerjack (play by play), Joel Klatt (color) and Petros Padapakis (sidelines) providing the commentary. RADIO: The Washington IMG College Network, with its flagship station KJR 950-AM/102.9 FM, will carry the live broadcast of every football game on 18 Northwest radio stations. Longtime play-by-play man Bob Rondeau and color analyst Damon Huard are joined by sideline reporter Elise Woodward. The WSU broadcast of the game will also air on Sirius 85 and XM 85 satellite radio. WASHINGTON at WASHINGTON STATE Friday, November 23, :30 p.m. PT Radio: 950 KJR-AM, FM and the Washington IMG College Network Television: FOX Monday: Practice: 8:15 a.m. (defensive players & coaches interviews after) Press conference, 12:00 p.m. Founder s Club Coaches Show, 4:30 p.m., KJR Tuesday: Practice: 8:15 a.m. (defensive players & coaches interviews after) Media Schedule for the Week: Tuesday: Pac-12 Coaches Teleconference 9:55 a.m. (Sarkisian: 11:55 a.m.) Wednesday: Practice closed to media (Coach Sarkisian in media work at approximately 10:30 a.m.) Thursday: no media availability

2 THE HEAD COACH: In a frequently-told tale, Husky football coach Steve Sarkisian recalls his days as a young assistant traveling to face Washington at Husky Stadium. During the drive across Lake Washington, with the iconic home of the Dawgs towering ahead, Sarkisian marveled aloud at the city, the stadium and the atmosphere surrounding the UW program. A decade or so later, Sarkisian is in charge of the Washington football program he was admiring that day. And in just two years, he has re-established the kind of tough, exciting environment that was then, and is again now, so closely associated with the Husky football. The 2011 season, Sarkisian s third as head coach, provided more highlights for his up-andcoming program. The Husky offense posted one of its most prolific seasons ever, scoring 434 points over the course of the season, the most by a UW squad since the 1991 national championship team and the second-most in school history. The Huskies scored nearly 12 more points per game than they did the previous year. They also had marked improvement in passing yards (65 more yards per game) and total offense (47 more yards per game), while the team s third-down percentage improved vastly over the previous season, from 32 to 46 percent. Sarkisian coached his team to a third straight win over Washington State in the annual Apple Cup to remain undefeated against the UW s in-state rival and to wrap up a 7-5 regular-season record and 5-4 mark in the Pac-12 North. The Huskies secured a berth in the Valero Alamo Bowl, the No. 2 game in the Pac-12 bowl lineup. In 2010, Sarkisian s second season in Seattle, the Huskies made another clear step forward. The Dawgs went 7-6 overall and finished third in the Pac-10 Conference with a 5-4 record. Then, in the Holiday Bowl, Washington provided one of the bowl season s top games, beating an 18th-ranked Nebraska squad, The win over the Cornhuskers was the last of a series of exciting, gutsy victories in The season included three Husky wins decided on the very last play of the game (Oregon State, USC and Cal), plus another in which the winning score came inside the final minute (WSU). Sarkisian was introduced as the new head coach of the Washington football team on Dec. 8, From the start, Sarkisian made it clear that he didn t think it would take long to turn the program around and get it back to the high level of success that UW football has enjoyed throughout its history. In his first season, 2009, he seemed to prove that he was right. Washington, which posted a winless season for the first time in school history the year before Sarkisian signed on, surged to a 5-7 record in 2009, an improvement of five victories over the previous year. No BCS-conference school in the nation could boast such improvement in terms of wins in And, Sarkisian s Husky squad pulled off that feat against a schedule that included 10 opponents who ended the season bowl-eligible. Sarkisian came to the UW with a wealth of experience as a quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. His string of success is nearly unprecedented as, during his time at USC, he coached two Heisman Trophy winners and oversaw one of the nation s most consistent and dominant offenses. Sarkisian spent 2007 and 2008 as the Trojans assistant head coach and offensive coordinator. He had also previously served as assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach ( ), quarterbacks coach ( ) and as an offensive assistant (2001) at USC, for a total of seven seasons there. During his seven seasons as a member of the Trojans staff, the team posted a combined record. As offensive coordinator, his record was Aside from his various roles at USC, Sarkisian also spent one season as quarterbacks coach for the Oakland Raiders in 2004 and as QBs coach at El Camino College in Torrance, Calif., in 2000, his first coaching job. Sarkisian starred at the quarterback position at the prep, collegiate and pro levels. After his standout career at Brigham Young University, he was played for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League for three seasons ( ). He had a record-setting two-year ( ) career at BYU, playing under legendary coach Lavell Edwards. Sarkisian completed 549-of-824 passes (66.6 percent) for 7,755 yards and 55 touchdowns in his career. His career passing efficiency rating ranked third on the all-time NCAA list. As a senior in 1996, he led the nation in passing efficiency (173.6, No. 7 all-time) as the Western Athletic Conference champion Cougars went 14-1 and won the 1997 Cotton Bowl. He was the WAC Offensive Player of the Year in 1996, and earned second-team All-America honors. Sarkisian transferred to BYU from El Camino Junior College, where he played two seasons ( ). He was a first-team Junior College All- America selection as a sophomore and earned all-conference honors in 1993 as a Page UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL MEDIA RESOURCES MONDAY PRESS CONFERENCE LIVE ON UWTV: This season UWTV, the on-campus television station for the University of Washington, will be carrying the weekly football press conferences LIVE featuring Husky head coach Steve Sarkisian. UWTV s coverage will be live and available via satellite for stations wishing to use video clips from the presser in their coverage of UW football. Most Monday press conferences are at noon, though there are exceptions. PAC-12 TELECONFERENCE: All 12 Pac-12 coaches are available on a weekly teleconference, each Tuesday morning. The schedule varies, but this week, the call begins at 9:55 a.m. PT and Coach Sarkisian will be on the call at 10:35 a.m. PT. Contact the Pac-12 office at (925) to obtain the number to join in. GOHUSKIES.COM: Everything you need to know about Husky football can be found on the UW s official athletics site, gohuskies.com. On the front page, look for Football under the Sports menu and follow the links for all the information. RADIO ON SiriusXM SATELLITE: Many Pac-12 football games this season will air on SiriusXM Satellite Radio. The UW-Utah game will air on Sirius 85 and XM 85 (WSU broadcast). Go to for more information. COACH S SHOW: The Coach Sarkisian Show, with play-by-play announcer Bob Rondeau, KJR afternoon host Mike Gastineau and head coach Steve Sarkisian, will air each Monday on KJR 950-AM and FM from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and will originate live from the Joey Restaurant on Lake Union (901 Fairview Avenue North, Seattle). The coach s shows, which air live across the entire Washington IMG College Network, are open to the public. WASHINGTON IMG COLLEGE NETWORK: The following stations make up the 18-station Washington IMG College Network, covering three states: WASHINGTON: Seattle (flagship) KJR 950 AM Seattle (flagship) KNBQ FM Aberdeen KXRO 1320 AM Anacortes KWLE 1340 AM Bellingham KPUG 1170 AM Centralia KELA 1470 AM Kelso/Longview KLOG 1490 AM Mt. Vernon KBRC 1430 AM Omak KOMW 680 AM Port Angeles/Sequim KONP 1450 AM Spokane KTPQ 1280 AM Tacoma KHHO 850 AM Vancouver/Portland KKOV 1550 AM Walla Walla KUJ 1420 AM Wenatchee KPQ 560 AM Wenatchee KZNW 1340 AM Yakima KUTI 1460 AM ALASKA: Juneau KJNO 630 AM freshman. He also played baseball at El Camino in He originally enrolled at USC as a baseball player, spending the fall of 1992 on the Trojans roster before transferring. Sarkisian was a standout football and baseball player at West Torrance (Calif.) High. He earned his bachelor s degree in sociology from BYU in 1997 after receiving his associate s degree in general studies from El Camino in Sarkisian was born March 8, He and his wife, Stephanie, have two daughters, Ashley and Taylor, and a son, Brady. Sarkisian s Coaching Career: Year Team Pos. Record Bowl 2000 El Camino JC QBs Coach 8-2 CHIPs For Kids 2001 USC Offensive Asst. 6-6 Las Vegas 2002 USC QBs Coach 11-2 Orange 2003 USC QBs Coach 12-1 Rose 2004 Oakland Raiders QBs Coach USC Asst. Head Coach/QBs 12-1 Rose 2006 USC Asst. Head Coach/QBs 11-2 Rose 2007 USC Asst. HC/Off. Coord./QBs 11-2 Rose 2008 USC Asst. HC/Off. Coord./QBs 11-1 Rose 2009 Washington Head Coach Washington Head Coach 7-6 Holiday 2011 Washington Head Coach 7-6 Alamo 2012 Washington Head Coach 7-4

3 COACHING STAFF: Washington s assistant coaching staff returns entirely includes five new members in 2012, meaning half of the 10 full-time coaches are in their first season at the UW. Nearly all of the nine full-time assistant coaches have some sort of tie to the Northwest and many played for then-pac-10 football programs. The offensive side of the ball is led by newcomer Eric Kiesau, the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach who came to the UW from California. A former QB at Portland State, Kiesau spent the last decade at either Cal or Colorado. He joins three offensive coaches who have been at the UW since Steve Sarkisian was hired. Associate head coach - offense and running backs coach Joel Thomas, in his fourth year at UW, grew up in Port Angeles, Wash., and is a member of the Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame. He is still the Vandals all-time leader in carries, rushing yards and rushing TDs. Fellow Idaho grad Dan Cozzetto is in his fourth season as the UW s run game coordinator and offensive line coach. Cozzetto grew up in Spokane, Wash., and was also the Washington line coach in He came to the UW from Arizona State. UW pass game coordinator and wide receivers coach Jimmie Daugherty played QB at Missouri and spent most of his coaching career prior to the UW at the University of San Diego. Assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and special teams coordinator Johnny Nansen is a fourth-year coach at the UW. He grew up in Long Beach, Calif., but played football at Washington State and spent the previous five years at Idaho before moving over to the UW. The four defensive coaches are all new to the UW this year. Coordinator Justin Wilcox grew up in Junction City, Ore., and spent four years as a defensive back at Oregon. He came to the UW from Tennessee and, prior to that, coached at Boise State, among others. His former college roommate, Peter Sirmon, oversees the UW linebackers. A four-year starter at Oregon and a native of Walla Walla, Wash., Sirmon played in the NFL for seven years before moving on to coaching. After stints at Central Washington and Oregon, he worked with Wilcox at Tennessee before coming to Seattle. The new defensive backs coach is Keith Heyward, a four-year letterman at Oregon State. An L.A.-area native, Heyward has coached at OSU six of the last seven seasons. Defensive line coach and defensive run game coordinator Tosh Lupoi had spent his entire playing and coaching career at California before moving to the UW this past off-season. A former Cal defensive lineman, he d coached the line at his alma mater the last four years after two seasons as a GA. Washington also has two returning grad assistants and two new ones. Washington s two returners are Jordan Paopao and Donte Williams. Paopao, who works with the tight ends, was a four-year starting center at the University of San Diego while Williams, who prepped at Culver City High in the Los Angeles area, was a defensive back at Syracuse. The newcomers are Eric Guttorp, a Seattle native who wrapped up his career as a UW kicker last season, and Andrew Rolin, who played and coached at USD alongside Paopao and Dougherty before heading north to Seattle this off-season. VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDELINE: While the Huskies full-time coaching staff doesn t include any UW graduates, nearly all of them have some tie to the state or to the Northwest and a surprising number have actually played for their alma mater against the Dawgs. Head man Steve Sarkisian s only loss in a 14-1 season as a senior at BYU in 1996 came to the UW at Husky Stadium. New defensive coaches Justin Wilcox and Peter Sirmon both faced the Huskies during their playing careers at Oregon from 1996 to Former Washington State linebacker Johnny Nansen, now the Huskies recruiting coordinator and special teams coach, was on the opposite sideline for several Apple Cups in the early-to-mid 1990s and new defensive backs coach Keith Heyward played in a few barnburners vs. the UW for Oregon State from 1997 to More recently, defensive line coach Tosh Lupoi squared off with the Huskies during his time as a d-lineman at California at the start of the last decade. And while neither offensive line coach Dan Cozzetto nor running backs coach Joel Thomas ever faced Washington during their careers at Idaho, both grew up in the Evergreen State. Finally, new offensive coordinator Eric Kiesau has also never played against Washington, but did play his college football just across the border at Portland State. HUSKIES vs. COUGARS HISTORY: The Washington-Washington State series dates back to 1900, when the teams played to a 5-5 tie in Seattle, but only since 1962 has the winner been awarded the Apple Cup trophy. Prior to the institution of the Apple Cup trophy, the winner of the Washington-WSU game was awarded the Governor s Trophy from 1934 to Washington holds a commanding edge in the 104-game series, including a record in Apple Cup games. The UW is against WSU in games played in Seattle, Washington is 9-6 in games played in WSU's Martin Stadium as the first UW-WSU game wasn't played there until 1982 (WSU's "home" games against UW were played in Spokane from 1950 to 1980 and Martin Stadium opened in 1972). UW is in away games in the series, including games played in both Spokane and Pullman. The Huskies have won 10 of the last 14 Apple Cups. Last year at CenturyLink Field, the UW won, 38-21, behind 291 yards and three TD passes from Keith Price. In 2010, Washington beat the Cougars, 35-28, in a tightly-contested game in Pullman. The winning score came on a 27-yard pass from Jake Locker to Jermaine Kearse with 44 seconds remaining. In 2009, the Huskies posted the first Apple Cup shutout since 1964 with a 30-0 win over the Cougars at Husky Stadium, breaking a two-game losing streak in the series. In 2008 in Pullman, the Cougars prevailed, 16-13, in double overtime. Five years ago at Husky Stadium, Alex Brink passed for 399 yards and hit Brandon Gibson with a pair of fourth-quarter TDs to lead WSU to a win. The Huskies broke another two-game losing streak with a win in Pullman in In 2005 at Martin Stadium, the Cougars beat the Dawgs, 28-25, behind a solid performance from Brink, who threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. Before that, in 2003, Washington pulled a third-straight upset (by AP ranking) in the series when an unranked Husky team notched a win over No. 8 Washington State. In 2002 in Pullman, in a game that surely ranks as one of the most memorable ever in the series, Washington shocked the No. 3 Cougars with a triple-overtime, win, despite trailing by 10 with only 4:30 to play. In 2001, when the two teams met at Husky Stadium, the 16th-ranked Huskies upset the No. 9 Cougars with a win. WASHINGTON-WSU TIES: While Johnny Nansen is the only member of the UW coaching staff to have played at Washington State, he s one of a three UW coaches who are familiar with the Palouse thanks to having played or coached at Idaho, located about seven miles east of WSU s campus. UW assistants Dan Cozzetto, Joel Thomas and Nansen all played at and coached for Idaho. WSU running backs coach Jim Mastro was the RBs coach at Idaho when Thomas played the position, setting numerous Vandals records. UW defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox and WSU linebackers coach Jeff Choate worked at Boise State together for several seasons, while WSU special teams coach Eric Russell was on the same staff as Wilcox and UW LBs coach Peter Sirmon at Tennessee last year. Finally, as far as coaches go, Sirmon played for the Tennessee Titans alongside WSU d-line coach Joe Salave a Only three Husky players comes from the eastern part of the state of Washington: Cody Bruns (Prosser), Bishop Sankey (Gonzaga Prep) and David Butler (Liberty Lake). Husky Desmond Trufant s brother, Marcus, was an All-America corner at WSU while UW linebacker Cooper Pelluer s father, Scott, was a standout linebacker for the Cougs. On the flip side, WSU QB David Gilbertson is the son of former Husky head coach Keith Gilbertson and WSU s Casey Locker is a first cousin of former UW quarterback Jake Locker. Cougar Kyle Lappano is the son of former UW offensive coordinator Tim Lappano and brother of former UW player Taylor Lappano. While there aren t that many Huskies from the eastern side of the state, there are plenty of Cougar players from this side of the Cascades. And of course, a number of Huskies and Cougars played with or against one another in their high school days. The UW s Connor Cree, Pelluer, William Chandler and Kasen Williams attended Skyline High with WSU s Gino Simone. Husky Kevin Smith and Coug Theron West were teammates at Centennial High in Compton, Calif. UW s Keith Price and Will Shamburger were classmates at St. John Bosco in L.A. along with WSU s Leon Brooks (WSU s Tyree Toomer was one year older at the same school). Huskies Stetson Shearer and Cole Sager and Cougar Anthony Furney all went to Burlington-Edison HS in Skagit County while Husky Nate Fellner and WSU s Jeff Tuel are both 2009 graduates of Clovis West HS in Fresno. UW s James Sample and Shaq Thompson and Cougar Darryl Paulo were teammates at Sacramento s Grant High while WSU s Joe Njoko went to Lakes HS, same as Huskies Jamaal and Sione Potoa e. UW s Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Korey Durkee went to Gig Harbor HS, as did WSU s Beau Glover. Sankey and WSU s Travis Long are both Gonzaga Prep grads. Finally, UW freshmern Marvin Hall and Jaydon Mickens both went to L.A. s Dorsey High with WSU s Jeremiah Allison while UW s Ben Riva and WSU s Sam Flor both went to Seattle s O Dea HS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL Page 3

4 DAWGS AND THE NORTHWEST: Washington s most-played rivalries are against the other three other northwest Pac-12 schools. The Huskies have faced Washington State 104 times, Oregon in 104 games and Oregon State on 96 occasions. Washington owns the advantage in all three series. The Huskies lead the Ducks , Washington State and Oregon State Combined, Washington has a (.625) record against its northwest rivals. Washington has played all three of the Northwest teams in a season on 83 prior occasions. Over those 83 seasons in which Oregon, OSU and WSU were all on the UW schedule, the Dawgs have swept all three 28 times. In the meantime, the Huskies have lost to all three in the same season on only seven occasions. WINNING CLOSE: Washington has won a remarkable 11 consecutive games decided by less than 10 points. This streak dates to the 2010 season-opener at BYU, when the Huskies lost Since then, the Huskies have won every game that has been decided by single digits, including four such wins this season. Here are those 11 victories: 2010 at USC (32-21), 2010 vs. Oregon State (35-34), 2010 at Cal (16-13), 2010 at WSU (35-28), 2011 vs. Eastern Washington, 2011 vs. Hawai i (40-32), 2011 vs. Cal (31-23), 2012 vs. San Diego State (21-12), 2012 vs. Stanford (17-13), 2012 vs. Oregon State (20-17), 2012 at Cal (21-13). 1,000-YARD STREAK: Husky sophomore tailback Bishop Sankey breached the 1,000-yard mark for the season in the win over Utah. He currently has 1,1150 yards for the season with one game plus a bowl to go. Sankey is just the 11th different player in UW history to rush for 1,000 yards and his season is the 16th 1,000-yard season in school history. In four years under head coach Steve Sarkisian (as well as running backs coach Joel Thomas and offensive line coach Dan Cozzetto), the UW has produced a 1,000-yard back each year. Chris Polk reached the benchmark each of the last three seasons and Sankey has taken over the streak in THE PAC-12: Last season, the Pac-10 Conference added Utah and Colorado to expand to the Pac-12. Washington, which along with California is one of two schools who have been in the conference since its founding in 1915, plays in the Pac-12 North, along with the other three Northwest schools (Oregon, OSU, WSU) and Stanford and California. Under current plans, each school will play all five division rivals, plus four of six teams in the other division each season. This year (and last), the Huskies will not face UCLA or Arizona State. Prior to last year, the last time that Washington didn t face UCLA in a season was in 1992 (when the Pac-10 schedule was eight games). The UW didn t face Arizona State in 2003 or CAPTAINS: At the Huskies annual Raise the Woof! preseason celebration, the captains for the 2012 season were unveiled. This season, thanks to a tie in the player voting, five captains were selected. On offense, junior quarterback Keith Price (Compton, Calif.) and senior center Drew Schaefer (Sammamish, Wash.) were honored. On defense, three players were selected: junior safety Sean Parker (Los Angeles), sophomore linebacker John Timu (Long Beach, Calif.) and senior cornerback Desmond Trufant (Tacoma). All five players are serving as UW captain for the first time as all four of the Huskies captains in 2011 have departed. DECADE AFTER DECADE: Washington has won a conference title and a trip to the Rose Bowl in each of the last nine decades, dating back to the 1920s when Washington won the berth in 1923 and In the 1930s, the Dawgs won the 36 title. In the 40s, Washington earned the trip in 1943 and then barely slipped in under the wire in the 1950s, winning the 1959 crown. The Huskies won two Rose Bowl berths in the 1960s and and one in the 1970s (1977). Titles in 1980 and 1982 did it for that decade and three straight trips to Pasadena to begin the 1990s covered that 10-year span. In the 2000s, UW was the first team to earn Rose Bowl berths in nine straight decades. USC joined the Dawgs in that distinction in 2004 after their New Year s Day appearance in Pasadena. Page 4 TEAM NOTES 2012 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL THE 100-YARD FACTOR: Since the 1947 season, Washington is (.760) when a Husky player rushes for 100 yards in a game. Washington is 5-1 such games this season as Bishop Sankey hit the century mark in wins over PSU, Stanford, Cal, Utah and Colorado and the loss at Oregon. HISTORY LESSON: Successfully rushing the football and winning go hand-inhand for the Huskies. Since 1990, UW has rushed for 200 yards in a game 80 times. The Huskies record stands at (.831) in those contests. Since 1995, UW is (.798) when rushing for 200 yards. HUSKY STADIUM RENOVATION: Husky Stadium is currently undergoing a massive renovation which began last November following the Oregon game. The Seattle icon was first opened in Upper decks were added in the 1950s (south) and 1980s (north). Renovations will completely remake the lower bowl and the south deck. The stadium track will be removed and an operations center for the football team will be built into the west end. For much more information, including a virtual look from every seat in the new stadium, photo galleries, live construction cams, and more, go to huskystadium.com. HISTORIC HUSKY STADIUM: The Oregon game on Nov. 5, 2011, marked the final game in Husky Stadium prior to major renovations that will be completed in time for the 2013 season. The 2011 season marked the 92nd season of play in Husky Stadium. Original construction on the facility was completed in 1920 when Washington played one game in the new campus facility. Thanks to several major renovations, Husky Stadium s seating capacity increased to 72,500. UW s all-time record in Husky Stadium stands at (.673). Washington will re-open the stadium vs. Boise State on Aug. 31, FAMILY TIES: As is the case with most seasons of Husky football, there are a number of players on the Washington football team related to either current or former Huskies. LB Jamaal Kearse is the younger brother of former WR Jermaine Kearse, who finished his career last season. RS-freshman safety Evan Zeger s father, John, played safety at the UW, lettering in 1980 and 1981, while sophomore WR Kasen Williams dad, Aaron was a four-year letterman ( ) wide receiver for the Huskies. Freshman OL Shane Brostek is the son of Husky All-America center Bern Brostek ( ). Senior DL Talia Crichton, is a cousin of former DE Daniel Te o-nesheim. Junior quarterback Keith Price is a cousin of former UW tailback Jelani Harrison. A little further afield, sophomore TE Michael Hartvigson is a cousin to former UW baseball pitchers Chad and Grant Hartvigson. Incidentally, at least three Huskies have close family ties to Washington State. LB Nate Fellner is the grandson of former WSU head coach Jim Sweeney. Cooper Pelluer s father, Scott, played at WSU, as did Husky cornerback Desmond Trufant s brother Marcus. Pelluer s uncle Steve, however, was a UW QB and his father Scott was an assistant coach at UW. RANDOM NOTES: Washington s roster includes player from eight different states (based on where the player completed high school): Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawai i, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington... Washington has a long tradition of great Polynesian players; this year s roster includes 19 players of Samoan, Tongan or Hawai ian descent: James Atoe, Jonathan Amosa, Jesse Callier, Talia Crichton, Jarett Finau, Cory Fuavai, Princeton Fuimaono, Micah Hatchie, Hau oli Jamora, Lawrence Lagafuaina, Sione Potoa e, Danny Shelton, John Timu, Semisi Tokolahi, Siosifa Tufunga, Taniela Tupou, Thomas Tutogi, Pio Vatuvei and Psalm Wooching. Download the UW Football Record Book here:

5 OFFENSIVE POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES * QUARTERBACKS * #17 Keith Price, Jr., 6-1, 202 Best game of the season in win over Utah: 24-for- 33, 277 yards, no INTs, 2 TDs... had another very good one at Colorado: 22-for-29 for 248 yds. and a school-record tying 5 TDs for-35, 222 yds. 1 TD, 0 INT in win over SDSU for-36 for 157, 0 TD, 1 INT at #3 LSU for-19 for 181 yds., 3 TDs and 0 INT vs. Portland State for-37 for 177, 1 TD, 1 INT in win over #8 Stanford for-31 for 145 yds. 2 INT, at Oregon for-28 for 198 yds., 2 INT and 2 TDs vs. USC... completed 16 in a row vs. Trojans for-30 for 194 yds., 1 INT, 0 TD in win over No. 7 Oregon State for-29 for 235 yds. 1 TD and 1 INT in win at California... played in all 13 and started 12 at QB last season... set UW single-season records for TD passes (33), completion percentage (.669) and pass efficiency (161.09)... 3,063 yards were second-most in UW history... seven in the nation in pass efficiency last season... had yd. games for-37 for 438 yds., 4 TDs and 3 rush TDs in Alamo Bowl... 7 total TDs tied NCAA record for a bowl game yds. were second-most in UW history... other top games last season: 18-for-25 for 315 yds., 4 TDs, 1 INT in win over Hawai i for-37 for 274 yds., 4 TDs, 2 INT at Nebraska for-25 for 292 yds., 3 RDs, 0 INTs vs. Cal for-29 for 291 yds., 3 TDs, 0 INTs vs. WSU... played in 8 of 13 games in 2010, starting at Oregon... redshirted 2009 season... completed 143-of-200 for 2,260 yards, 24 TDs and 6 INTs in 2008 at St. John Bosco. Career Highs: 52 att., 29 comp., 438 pass yds., 5 pass TDs, 3 rush TDs. #6 Derrick Brown, RS-Fr., 6-3, 245 Saw first game action late at #3 LSU (no passes)... 2-for-5 for 23 yds. vs. PSU... also played at Colo.... redshirted last season, suiting up and traveling for every game... North County Times Offensive MVP in led Vista Murrieta to 13-2 record as a senior... passed for 1,601 yds. and rushed for 1,037 as senior. Career Highs: 5 att., 2 comp., 23 pass yds. #10 Cyler Miles, Fr., 6-4, 222 True freshman QB was named first-team all-state (all levels) by Denver Post as a jr. and sr.... co-mvp of the U.S. Army All-America Bowl (7-for-8 for 155 yds., 1 pass TD, 1 rush TD). PRICE ON THE CHARTS: Husky QB Keith Price set a number of records last season, most notably the season records for touchdown passes, completion percentage and pass efficiency. He also entered the 2012 season ranked No. 1 in career completion percentage and efficiency and is climbing the career TD chart. Here s a look at where Price ranks on several UW single-season and career top-10 lists: Season Passing Yards Name PA PC PCT TD YDS 1. Cody Pickett (2002) , Keith Price (2011) , Cody Pickett (2003) , Jake Locker (2009) , Cary Conklin (1989) , Cody Pickett (2001) , Damon Huard (1995) , Billy Joe Hobert (1991) , Tom Flick (1980) , Marques Tuiasosopo (1999) ,418 Season Completion Percentage Name Year Passing Pct. 1. Keith Price Steve Pelluer Damon Huard Don Heinrich Tom Flick Billy Joe Hobert Brock Huard Hugh Millen Cody Pickett Damon Huard Career Completion Percentage Name Comp.-Att. Pct. 1. Keith Price ( ) Damon Huard ( ) Tom Flick ( ) Cody Pickett ( ) 821-1, Billy Joe Hobert ( ) Steve Pelluer ( ) Hugh Millen ( ) Marques Tuiasosopo ( ) Brock Huard ( ) Don Heinrich ( ) Season Passing Efficiency Name Year Rating 1. Keith Price Brock Huard Damon Huard Don Heinrich Billy Joe Hobert Warren Moon Tom Flick Cody Pickett Jake Locker Isaiah Stanback Career Passing Efficiency Name (Years) Rating 1. Keith Price ( ) Damon Huard ( ) Tom Flick ( ) Brock Huard ( ) Billy Joe Hobert ( ) Cody Picket ( ) Mark Brunell ( ) Isaiah Stanback ( ) Marques Tuiasosopo ( ) Don Heinrich ( , 52) Season Touchdown Passes Name Year TDs 1. Keith Price Cody Pickett Brock Huard Billy Joe Hobert Jake Locker Career Touchdown Passes Name TDs 1. Cody Pickett ( ) Jake Locker ( ) 53 Brock Huard ( ) Keith Price ( ) Damon Huard ( ) 36 * RUNNING BACKS * TB - #25 Bishop Sankey, So., 5-10, 200 The 11th different Husky to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, having reached that mark in win over Utah rushing TDs tied for fifth in UW season history... career-high 34 carries for 156 yds. and 2 TDs vs. Utah for 139 in win at Colorado... then-career-highs for carries (29) and yards (189), plus 2 TDs, in win at Cal... rushed for 144 yds. on 20 carries, with a 61-yd. TD, in win over #8 Stanford... went for 104 on 25 carries, with 2 TDs, at #2 Oregon... posted first career 100-yard game vs. Portland State: 14 car., 103 yds.... scored a pair of TDs vs. PSU, also good for a career-high yds. and a TD on 19 carries, plus 6 rec. for 32 yds., at Arizona... 2 TDs and 92 yds. on 25 carries in win over No. 7 Oregon State... rushed for 66 yds. and 1 TD on 22 car. vs. SDSU car. for 54 yds., plus 3 rec., vs. USC... played in 12 of 13 in A all-state and 2-time Seattle Times all-state selection... Greater Spokane League MVP in set GSL record with 4,355 career rush yds.... rushed for 2,518 as a senior, also a GSL record. Career Highs: 34 car., 189 yds., 2 TDs UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL Page 5

6 Page 6 OFFENSIVE POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES TB - #23 Kendyl Taylor, Fr., 5-10, 200 Has played WR and TB... career-highs with 9 rsuehs for 78 yds. at Colorado... scored first college TD on a 23-yd. pass at CU... 3 rushes for 47 yds., plus 3 rec. for 32 yds., at Arizona... 4 carries for 15 yds., plus 1 rec., at Cal... 3 carries, 11 yds.; 2 rec. for 12 yds. vs. OSU... 5 car. for 29 yds. at Oregon... 3 carries for 11 yds. vs. USC... 2 carries and 1 rec. vs. Utah... started at WR at #3 LSU... 1 rec. for 6 yds. in win over SDSU... had 4 carries for 9 yds. and 1 rec. for 11 in Stanford game... Arizona s Division I Player of the Year (rivals) as a senior... part of a 53-game win streak in HS... father, Keith, played in NFL, as did uncle John and brother, Kerry. Career Highs: 9 car., 78 yds. TB - #20 Erich Wilson II, Fr., 5-10, yds. and a TD on 4 carries at Oregon... 3 carries at CU... ran for 72 yards on 15 carries vs. PSU, setting highs in both categories... 4 for 25 yds. at #3 LSU... 2 car. for 22 yds. vs. SDSU... broke HS s season rushing yds. record on final carry, finishing with 2, broke Serra s career TD record, held by Lynn Swann, with 52. Career Highs: 15 car., 72 yds, 1 TD. TB - #34 Dezden Petty, RS-Fr., 5-11, yards on 5 carries at Oregon... only carry vs. Stanford was a 2-yd. run on a crucial 4th-and-1 in the 4th quarter... saw extensive action vs. Portland State, rushing for 54 yards on 16 carries... first career action at #3 LSU... 7 carries for 9 yds. vs. Tigers... redshirted 2011 as true freshman... could see action at TB or FB. Career Highs: 16 car., 54 yds. FB - #48 Jonathan Amosa, Sr., 5-11, 233 Has played in all 11 games yd. rec. vs. SDSU... 9-yd. catch vs. USC... played in 10 of 13 games, starting 3, last season... scored 1st UW TD of season with 7-yd. rec. vs. EWU... made the move from LB to FB in spring of former walkon earned a scholarship in FB - #35 Cole Sager, Sr., 5-10, 218 Played in 7 of 11 games on special teams... 1 tackle at #3 LSU and vs. PSU... played in all 13 on special teams in played in last 9 games of the 2010 season... saw action 8 games in 2009 season. * WIDE RECEIVERS * #2 Kasen Williams, So., 6-2, 216 Set new career highs in win over #8 Stanford, catching 10 passes for 129 and the game-winning TD, a 35-yarder... 7 car. for 99 yds. vs. Utah... 7-for-80 and a TD at Colorado... 6 rec. for 48 yds. at Oregon... 8-for-80 at Arizona; 5-for-61 vs. OSU... 2 for 22 with a TD vs. USC... 6 rec. for 75 yds. and a TD vs. SDSU... 6 rec. for 69 yards and a TD vs. Portland State... 3-for-44 at Cal... played in all 13, starting 3, last year... scored a TD in first game (EWU)... season-highs for rec. (6) and yds. (79) vs. Oregon... 6 TD receptions tied for 2nd on team... Parade National Player of the Year as a senior at Skyline HS... MaxPreps. com s National Athlete of the Year (all sports)... Gatorade State Player of the Year in both FB and track... named Seattle Times boys athlete of the year last 3 years of high school... played in 4 state title games in HS, winning 3... swept the state s 4A long, triple and high jump titles as HS senior... father, Aaron, was a 4-year letterman at UW ( ). Career Highs: 10 rec., 129 yds., 2 TDs. #19 DiAndre Campbell, So., 6-1, 198 Played in all 11 so far this year... 9-yd. TD in win over Utah... first start vs. Stanford (2 rec. for 10 yds.)... 2 rec. for 13 yds. in start at Oregon; 2-for-20 at CU... scored first career TD vs. Portland State, a 20-yd. reception... 2 catches for 28 vs. PSU... 3 rec. for 45 yds. vs. USC... played in 12 of 13 last year... redshirted in Career Highs: 2 rec., 28 yds., 1 TD. #4 Jaydon Mickens, Fr., 5-10, 170 Scored 1st TD in win at Colorado, on an 18-yd. pass... started career debut vs. SDSU (2 rec. for 16 yds.)... 1 rec. for 9 yds. at #3 LSU... 3 rec. for 13 yds. at Arizona; 2-for-42 in start vs. OSU... 2 rec. for 13 yds. at Ore rec. for 8 vs. Stanford... 4 rec. for 11 yds. vs. USC yd. reception vs. Utah... played QB, RB and WR at Dorsey... co-mvp of Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. Career Highs: 4 rec., 47 yds., 1 TD. #8 Kevin Smith, Jr., 5-11, 213 Career-high 4 rec. for 48 yds. in start at #3 LSU... 2 rec. for 20 yds. vs. SDSU... played in 12 of 13 last year, missing only Alamo Bowl due to injury in practice that week... could be limited at start of 2012 season due to injury... had 15 receptions and had 37 kick returns last season yd. KOR avg. was 7th-best in UW history... rushed for a 22-yd. TD vs. Colo.... played in 10 of 13 as a true freshman, missing other 3 with injury... started 2 games... returned 15 kicks... Pioneer League MVP at Centennial HS in Compton, Calif.... led team to first outright league title in 49 years. Career Highs: 4 rec., 53 yds UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL #7 Cody Bruns, Sr., 5-11, 183 Has played in all 11 games... scored 1st career TD in start at Colorado on a 3-yd. pass... 3 rec. for 33 yds. at CU... had a big, 31- yd. punt return at Cal... 3 rec. for 17 yds. at Oregon yd. punt return vs. USC... 1 catch at Arizona... redshirted played in 12 of 13, starting 1, in served as team s primary punt returner and holder... broke clavicle at WSU, but returned to play in Holiday Bowl... played in 8 of 12 games in completed a 38-yard pass vs. Cal in played in 7 games as true freshman in finished Prosser HS career with 310 rec. for 5,178 yds. and 72 TDs, all state records... rec. and yds. were second-most in history for 11-man FB. Career Highs: 3 rec., 43 yds. #16 Marvin Hall, Fr., 5-10, 181 Debuted vs. PSU, returning 2 punts (13 yds.) and 2 kickoffs (69 yds.)... 1 rec. for 5 yds. vs. OSU... had 2 punt returns and 4 KORs vs. Stanford... 4 KOR and 1 PR at Oregon... HS teammate of Jaydon Mickens at L.A. s Dorsey HS... won L.A. City 100m, 200m, 4x100m and 4x400m titles as a HS senior. #27 William Chandler, Jr., 6-0, 186 Saw action vs. PSU and at CU... spent last year as UW s holder... earned 2nd-team Academic All-Pac earned a scholarship prior to start of 11 season... won state titles at Skyline HS in 2007 and * TIGHT ENDS * #88 Austin Seferian-Jenkins, So., 6-6, 266 Career-best 152 yds. on 8 rec., with 1 TD, at Cal yds. on 7 rec. vs. Cal, when he also saw time at DE... 3 rec. for 22 yds. and a TD, plus a fumble recovery on defense, at CU yds. on 8 rec., with 1 TD, at Arizona... career-high 9 rec. for 82 yds. vs. SDSU... 6 rec. for 51 yds. at LSU... 5-for-78 with a TD vs. PSU... 2 for 10 vs. Stanford; 2-for-33 at Oregon... 5 rec. for 83 yds. and a TD vs. USC... 3 rec. for 31 yds. in win over No. 7 OSU... as true freshman in 2011, honorable mention All-Pac played in all 13, starting rec. yds. were 2nd-most in UW history for a true freshman (any position) and 3rd-most by a UW TE (any class)... 6 TD rec. ranked 6th in UW history for a TE... 3 rec. for 91 yds. and 1st TD vs. Hawai i... 4 rec. for 52 yds. and 2 TDs vs. Cal... 2 TDs at OSU... 5 rec. for 77 yds. at Stanford... played 17 games for UW s Pac-12 champion basketball team after football ended... 4A all-state selection as a junior and senior... finished Gig Harbor HS career with 126 receptions... enrolled at UW in spring, Career Highs: 9 rec., 152 yds., 2 TDs. #84 Michael Hartvigson, So., 6-6, rec. for 33 yds. in win over No. 7 Oregon State... 1 catch for 5 yds. in start vs. SDSU... also caught a pass vs. PSU, at Ariz.... started vs. Stanford and Oregon State... 1 catch vs. USC... played in 13 games, starting 7, at TE in rec. for the season... had a TD at Oregon... played in first 4 games of 2010 before injury kept him out of last 9... was granted a medical redshirt for cousins Chad and Grant Hartvigson played baseball at UW. Career Highs: 2 rec., 33 yds., 1 TD. #80 Evan Hudson, So., 6-5, 262 Has seen action at TE in all 11 games, starting 5 as second TE... 1 rec. at Cal and 1 at CU... earned scholarship prior to 2011 season... played in 10 of 13 last year... caught 1 pass, a 2-yd. TD at Stanford and a 6-yarder vs. Utah... redshirted in also redshirted as a RHP on baseball team in #82 Joshua Perkins, RS-Fr., 6-3, 216 First career action at LSU (TE and special teams)... has played in all but 3 games... redshirted in moved to H-back/ TE in fall, rec. for 1,082 yds. as a senior at Gahr HS in Cerritos, Calif. ASJ MOVING UP: Only a sophomore, Austin Seferian-Jenkins has established himself as the most prolific receiving tight end in UW s rich history at the position. His 1,267 career receiving yards are a school record for a TE, as are his 10 career TDs and his 55 receptions this season. Last week vs. Utah, he passed Mark Bruener s school record for most career receptions. Here s a look at his school records: Most career receptions by a TE: 98 Most career receiving yards by a TE: 1,289 Most career receiving TDs by a TE: 11 Most single-season receptions by a TE: 58 2nd in single-season rec. yards by a TD: 751 (record is 795, Dave Williams) Tied for 3rd in single-game rec. by a TE: 9 (record is 10, twice by D. Williams)

7 OFFENSIVE / DEFENSIVE POSITION-BY-POSITION NOTES * OFFENSIVE LINEMEN * T - #72 Micah Hatchie, So., 6-5, 293 Started all 11 games at LT... played in all 13 games, on both PAT/FG and at T on offense, in redshirted as a true freshman in all-state OL as a senior at Waialua HS in T - #59 Ben Riva, So., 6-6, 302 Has started 6 games at RT (SDSU, Arizona, OSU, Cal, Utah, CU)... played in 10 of 13 last year... redshirted in A allstate and Metro League OL of the year as a senior at O Dea in T - #70 James Atoe, So., 6-6, 335 Started 3 games at RG and 3 games at RT... played in 3 games last year... redshirted as a true freshman in all-league OL as HS senior... brother, Ryan, played football at Idaho. G - #78 Mike Criste, So., 6-5, 695 Has seen action in all 11 games... started at RT vs. PSU and at RG vs. in last 4... backed up at C, but saw no action, in redshirted All-CIF Southern Section as senior at Mission Viejo. G - #76 Dexter Charles, RS-Fr., 6-4, 292 First start, at LG, vs. PSU... has started last 9 there... saw first college action at RG at LSU... redshirted as a true freshman in all-state selection as a senior o-lineman at Stanwood HS. G - #60 Shane Brostek, Fr., 6-4, 280 Saw first action, at RG, vs. PSU... first start, at RG, vs. Stanford... also started at Oregon, vs. USC... played DT at Colo.... all-state at Hawai i Prep on the Big Island... son of UW All-Amer. Bern Brostek. G - #62 Ross Dolbec, RS-Fr., 6-6, 300 Saw first action vs. PSU, both on offense and special teams... has played in 4 games... walkon from Orinda, Calif. C - #73 Drew Schaefer, Sr., 6-4, 294 Started all 11 games at C... entered senior year having started 30 straight... started all 13 at C last year, playing every snap... second-team Academic All-Pac-12 last year... 1 of 2 UW OL to start all 13 in started 11 at C and 2 at RT that year... hon. mention Academic All-Pac-10 in played in all 12 and started the final 4 games at LT in C - #65 Siosifa Tufunga, RS-Fr., 6-2, 307 Saw first action vs. PSU... also played at Colo.... redshirted in played at Long Beach Jordan, a year behind Timu and Fuimaono... Moore League o-lineman of the year as a senior in fumble vs. Stanford... had a sack vs. USC... 3 stops at Arizona... 4 tackles, including a sack vs. SDSU... 4 stops at LSU... played in all 13, starting 7, last year total tackles, including 12 for loss and 8.5 sacks... had 3 sacks in the Alamo Bowl... 4 tackles, 2.5 for loss in Apple Cup... redshirted 2010 season... semifinalist for the HS Butkus Award as a senior... played in U.S. Army All-America game. #42 Cory Littleton, Fr., 6-3, 230 Started at rush end at Oregon in first career game action... had 6 tackles, including 1 TFL... started at Arizona (3 tackles)... first-team All-CIF San Diego Section and first-team All-East County as both a junior and senior at DE... Grossmont Valley League Defensive MVP 2010 and #44 Pio Vatuvei, Fr., 6-2, 281 True freshman has played in 9 of tackles at LSU... 3 stops vs. PSU; 1 vs. Stanford; 1 at Arizona... multiple all-state honors as a senior at Patterson (Calif.) HS... also played FB in high school. #55 Sione Potoa e, Jr., 6-2, 271 Has played in all 11 games... 3 tackles at Cal... half a TFL vs. PSU... played in 11 of 13 last year, starting vs. Cal... season-high 3 tackles vs. USC... also played in 11 of 13 as a freshman in #57 Drew Schultz, So., 6-1, 254 Walkon earned a start vs. Utah at DT... only other career action came late in Portland State game... Olympia HS grad. #91 Connor Cree, RS-Fr., 6-4, 245 First career action vs. SDSU... has played in 10 of 11 games... redshirted all-league DE and 2nd-team TE as a senior at Skyline... helped lead Spartans to 12-2 record and state title game in #95 Jarett Finau, RS-Fr., 6-2, 260 Has played in 7 of 11 games... most extensive action at DL at Cal... redshirted 2011 season... first-team all-state (all levels)... all-league LB and TE... led Juanita to a 9-2 record and state quarters in #90 Taniela Tupou, RS-Fr., 6-1, 272 First career action vs. PSU... has played in 4 games... redshirted 2011 season... all-state at DL and second-team at TE as a senior at Archbishiop Murphy... league s Defensive Player of the Year. * LINEBACKERS* #10 John Timu, Fr., 6-1, 220 Started all games... season-high 9 tackles, plus * DEFENSIVE LINEMEN * an INT, in win over Utah... 6 tackles each vs. SDSU; at LSU; at Arizona... 6 tackles #93 Andrew Hudson, So., 6-3, 249 Started all 11 games at DE... 4 tackles, 2 and a TFL vs. PSU... 6 tackles and an 11-yd. sack vs. #8 Stanford... 4 stops at TFLs and a sack vs. Utah... had a sack at Colorado... 5 stops, including 1.5 sacks, Oregon; 5 vs. USC... 6 tackles and an interception vs. Oregon State... 7 stops and in win at Cal... 3 tackles and a sack at Oregon... 3 tackles, 1 sack vs. SDSU... a forced fumble at Cal... 4 tackles at Colo.... played in 12 of 13 games, starting 8, career-high 7 tackles at #3 LSU... 3 tackles and a fumble recovery vs. #8 Stanford as a true freshman last year... hadn t played in nearly 2 years due to injury... compiled 52 tackles, including 5 TFLs... greyshirted 2010 season mainly due to injury... 2 stops vs. USC, Ariz., OSU... played in all 13, starting 2, last year... seasonhigh 4 tackles at Oregon State... redshirted 2010 season. suffered as HS senior... enrolled at UW in Jan Moore League Player of #71 Danny Shelton, So., 6-1, 317 Started all 11 games... career-high 10 tackles at #3 LSU... 5 tackles and a fumble recovery at Cal... 3 tackles, half a TFL vs. the Year as a junior QB... also played S, P and K for LB Jordan. #41 Travis Feeney, Fr., 6-4, 203 Started 8 of 11 games at OLB tackles (all Stanford... 3 tackles, 2 for loss, vs. USC... 2 stops at Arizona... 6 tackles, 1 TFL, in solo) and a sack at CU... 9 stops and a sack vs. Utah... 6 tackles plus a 47-yd. INT win over Utah... played in all 13, starting vs. WSU, as a true freshman... seasonhigh 5 tackles in Alamo Bowl... at Auburn HS, first-team 4A all-state at both OL return at Arizona tackles at Oregon... 5 tackles, 2 TFLs, 1 sack and a forced fumble vs. SDSU... 4 stops at LSU... 6 tackles vs. #8 Stanford... 8 tackles, 1 sack and DL as a senior and also all-state OL as a junior... 2-time SPSL OL and DL of vs. USC... redshirted moved from S to LB during fall camp... first-team Allthe year... also 4A state shotput champion. East Bay as a sr. at Pinole Valley HS... led team to record in drafted #98 Semisi Tokolahi, Sr., 6-2, 340 Started vs. PSU (2 tackles, 0.5 TFL), vs. by Oakland in the 48th round of the 2011 MLB draft, but didn t sign a contract. Stanford ( 1 tackle), vs. OSU (2, 1 TFL), Cal (1), Utah (1), Colo. (1)... 3 tackles at LSU #50 Thomas Tutogi, So., 6-1, tackles, 1 sack in start vs. Stanford... and at Arizona... played in 10 of 13 last year after recovering from late-season career-high (and game-high) 12 tackles at #3 LSU... also had a fumble recovery at injury the year before... started 7 games... in 2010, played in all 12 regular-season LSU... 1 tackle vs. SDSU; 6 vs. PSU; 1 vs. Utah... 4 stops at Oregon; 5 vs. USC... games, but missed Holiday Bowl after breaking ankle in WSU game... 3 starts in played in all 13 games in notched 19 total tackles... blocked a punt that saw action in 5 of 12 as a true freshman in born in Tonga. was returned for a TD vs. WSU... season-high 4 tackles at Stanford... played 1 #11 Talia Crichton, Sr., 6-3, 264 Started 8 of 11 games at DE... 4 tackles in season at Southwestern JC... all-league in tackles, 17.5 TFL at JC. win at Cal... 2 tackles, 1.5 TFLs and a crucial sack vs. No. 7 OSU... 3 tackles and #37 Princeton Fuimaono, So., 6-1, tackles, 1 TFL in start vs. PSU... 6 a fumble recovery at Arizona... 2 tackles in win over #8 Stanford... 2 tackles vs. tackles in start vs. OSU... 7 tackles as starter at Cal... 3 tackles vs. SDSU and at USC... played in 11 of 13, starting 3, last year... started the first 6 games of 2010 LSU; 1 vs. Stanford & Oregon... 4 at Arizona... started all 13 at OLB last year... before injury ended season... played in 9 of 12 (4 starts) as a freshman in totaled 64 tackles, including 8.5 for loss and 3 sacks last year... season-high 12 #99 Josh Banks, Jr., 6-2, 265 First career action vs. Stanford, when he made tackles at USC... 9 tackles, 4 TFLs, 1 sack and a fumble recovery in win over WSU 1 solo tackle... 1 tackle at Oregon and vs. OSU... started vs. USC (4 tackles, 1... played in all 13 as a freshman in all-league LB at Long Beach Jordan, TFL)... transferred to UW after two seasons at San Joaquin Delta College... Allwhere he also played RB, TE and WR. California and league s defensive MVP in #14 Taz Stevenson, So., 6-1, 203 Has played in all tackles and forced #22 Josh Shirley, So., 6-3, 230 Started first 3 games at RE... also started at fumble at LSU... 2 stops vs. PSU; 1 vs. Stanford & Utah... 2 tackles at Colorado Colorado, where he had 2 sacks and a forced fumble among 5 stops... 4 tackles,... played in 8 of 13, missing 4 due to injury last year... moved from S to LB in the half a sack, at Cal... 2 tackles, a sack and a FF vs. Utah... 2 tackles and a forced spring... played in all 13 games as a freshman in UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON FOOTBALL Page 7