FOOTBALL NEWS. Upcoming game: San José State vs. Utah State Saturday, September 23, 2017 CEFCU Stadium San José, Calif., 4:30 p.m.

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1 San José State University Schedule & Results 8/26 #19/#21USF (L) (CBS Sports Network) 9/2 Cal Poly (W) 56-0 (L) (Longhorn Network) (L) (ESPN2) 9/23 *Utah State 4:30 p.m. (PT) 9/30 TBA (ESPN Networks) 10/7 *Fresno State 4:30 p.m. (PT) (ESPN3) 10/14 i 6:00 p.m. (HT) TBA 11/4 *San Diego State TBA (ESPN Networks) 11/11 TBA (ESPN Networks) 11/18 State 1:30 p.m. (MT) (CBS Sports Network) 11/25 *Wyoming TBA (ESPN Networks) Utah State Schedule & Results (L) 9/7 Idaho State (W) Forest (L) 9/23 José State 9/29 BYU 10/7 *Colorado State 10/14 *Wyoming 10/21 10/28 *Boise State 11/4 Mexico 11/18 *Hawai'i 11/25 Force * - Mountain West contest Play-by-Play Radio Coverage: KLIV (1590 AM, San José) originates San José State football broadcasts. Justin Allegri calls the play-by-play. Kevin Richardson provides commentary. The Utah State broadcast begins at 4:00 p.m. (PT) with a pregame show. San José State has two network affiliates. KION (1460 AM/101.1 FM, Salinas) ESPN Desportes (910 AM, San Francisco) FOOTBALL NEWS CONTACT: Lawrence Fan, Athletics Media Relations Director (408) (office), (408) (cell), lawrence.fan@sjsu.edu FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 17, 2017 SAN JOSé STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL FACT SHEET (Game #5) Upcoming game: San José State vs. Utah State Saturday, September 23, 2017 CEFCU Stadium San José, Calif., 4:30 p.m. (PT) Facebook San José State record: 1-3, 0-0 Mountain West. The Spartans lost at RV/#24-Utah, 54-16, on September 16. Utah State record: 1-2, 0-0 Mountain West. The Aggies lost at Wake Forest, 46-10, on September 16. San José State head coach Brent Brennan: In his first season as a major college head coach. Has a major college head coaching record of 1-3, all at San José State. Brennan returns to San José State after six seasons as a receivers coach at Oregon State. He was a Spartan assistant coach during the 2005 through 2010 seasons. He is 0-0 as a head coach against Utah. While an assistant at San Jose State, the Spartans were 3-3 against the Aggies. Utah State head coach Matt Wells: In his fifth season as the head coach of the Aggies. Has a major college coaching record of 29-27, all at Utah State. He is 2-0 as a head coach against San José State. Series history: San Jose State leads the series, The Aggies have wins in the last six meetings including a 41-7 decision in Logan during the 2014 season. The Spartans' last victory in the series was a 30-7 triumph in San Jose during the 2008 season. These teams have faced each other as conference members of the Mountain West, Western Athletic Conference, Big West and the Pacific Coast Athletic Association. Mountain West openers: Since joining the Mountain West in 2013, San Jose State is 0-4 in conference-opening games. The upcoming Utah State marks the second time in five seasons the two teams are facing each other in a Mountain West opener in CEFCU Stadium. In 2013, Utah State was a winner over San Jose State. Utah State as a conference opener: For the fifth time, Utah State is a conference-opening opponent for San Jose State. Besides the 2013 Mountain West opener, the Spartans defeated the Aggies in 2006 and 2007 to open Western Athletic Conference action with a 1-0 record. In 1979, San Jose State and Utah State opened the season as Pacific Coast Athletic Association members and played to a tie which was the highest scoring tie game in NCAA history for 12 years until BYU and San Diego State played to a tie in Utah State-San Jose State connections: New San Jose State University linebackers coach Bojay Filimoeatu played his college football at Utah State during the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Former San Jose State head coaches Dave Baldwin ( ), John Ralston ( ) and Terry Shea ( ) coached at Utah State. Former Spartan defensive coordinator Kent Baer and offensive line coach Bill Laveroni also coached at both schools.

2 Television: Facebook will provide play-by-play coverage of the San Jose State-Utah State game. Dan Hellie will call the play-by-play. Daniel Jeremiah will provide commentary. The telecast/live stream begins at 4:30 p.m. (PT). Weekly News Conference: The weekly San José State football press conference is in the Simpkins Stadium Center Gold Room on Mondays at 1:00 p.m. (PT). The Mountain West Network streams the press conference live through videos. The press conference also is archived at sjsuspartans.com. Brent Brennan Radio Show: The one-hour weekly Brent Brennan Radio Show airs on KLIV (1590 AM, San José), Thursdays, at 7:00 p.m. The show is taped each Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. at Gordon Biersch in San José located at 33 E. San Fernando Street in downtown San Jose. Justin Allegri, Voice of the Spartans, is the host. Brent Brennan on KLIV AM: San José State head coach Brent Brennan is heard weekly on KLIV (1590 AM, San José), Tuesdays at 6:30 a.m. (PT). Tony Michaels serves as host. For tickets: Visit ticketmaster.com or call (408) 924- SJTX. Ticket prices start at $15.00 per ticket. San Jose State students are admitted free with a valid student ID. Recent San Jose State-Utah State Games Spartans leads the series, , SJSU 7 9/27/13 USU 12 10/13/12 USU 27 34, SJSU 33 11/13/10 USU 34 24, SJSU 9 30, USU 7 9/22/07 SJSU 23, USU 20 21, USU 14 24, SJSU 17 San Jose State participating in Extra Yards For Teachers Program: San Jose State is one of the many Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools participating in the College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation's Extra Yard for Teachers Week honoring the contributions teachers make in the lives of children of all ages. The San Jose State football team will wear an Extra Yard For Teachers helmet decal provided by the CFP for the Utah State game. A 13-game regular-season schedule: For the first time since the 2010 season and fifth time in school history, San José State has a 13-game regular-season schedule. The Spartans also played 13 regular season games in 2002, 1939 and Busiest defense in FBS football: Four games has a lot do with it, but San José State s defense has faced more snaps to date than any other Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) team in games played through September 16. Three Spartan opponents have combined for 343 snaps. Oregon State is next closest at 304. Despite the number of plays for the San José State defense, the Spartans are credited with forcing 26 punts, recovering five fumbles and intercepting one pass in 64 opponent possessions their first four games. First to 50: Linebacker Frank Ginda is the first Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) player this season to be credited with at least 50 tackles. Ginda has 57 tackles in four games after a game-high 15 at Utah on September 16. He heads into the Utah State game the national leader in total tackles per game at yard field goals at San Jose State: Junior Bryce Crawford became the tenth San Jose State kicker to convert a field goal of 50 or more yards when he kicked a 51-yard field goal at Utah on September 16. The 51-yard field goal is Crawford's career long and matches the fifth longest field goal by a Spartan. The 51-yard field goal is the 13th time any San Jose State kicker made a field of 50 or more yards. Crawford's 51-yard field goal was the first field goal of 50 or more yards since Austin Lopez kicked a 50-yard field goal at Wyoming in the 2014 season. Crawford's 51-yard field goal matches the ninth longest field goal by a Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) kicker this season. Gaither in the top-10: Sophomore Bailey Gaither is one of 15 players tied for fifth nationally with four receiving touchdowns. Gaither has at least one TD catch in every game this season except in the 56-0 loss at Texas. He had two in the opener vs. #19-USF and one each against Cal Poly and at Utah. Takeaways matter: The San José State defense recovered three fumbles and turned them into 14 points in the win over Cal Poly. At Utah, the Spartans matched their season-high of three takeaways and turned them in 10 points. In San Jose State's three losses, 10 turnovers turned into 55 points, 14 each for USF and Texas and 27 at Utah. Four games, four quarterbacks: In San José State s first four games, four quarterbacks were used. USF - Josh Love (starter), Montel Aaron Cal Poly - Josh Love (starter), Montel Aaron, Sam Allen Texas - Montel Aaron (starter), Sam Allen Utah - Montel Aaron (starter), Sam Allen, Josh Love, Michael Carrillo Based on available records dating back to the 1970 s, Allen is the first known San José State player to play as a special teams defender and at quarterback in the same game. Allen did it in the Cal Poly game as a member of the Spartans punt coverage unit. Freshman QB starters at San José State: Montel Aaron became the sixth San Jose State freshman of any kind to start a game at quarterback since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 when he started the September 9 Texas game.

3 2017 Mountain West Standings Mountain Division Conference Overall Boise State Air Force Colorado State Utah State Wyoming New Mexico West Division Conference Overall San Diego State Hawai i UNLV Fresno State San José State Nevada September 22 game Virginia at Boise State September 23 games UNLV at Ohio State New Mexico at Tulsa Nevada at Washington State *Utah State at San José State *San Diego State at Air Force *Hawai;i at Wyoming * - Mountain West contest San Jose State Overtime history (3-6) 11/14/15 Nevada 37, SJSU 34 (OT) 10/10/15 SJSU 33, UNLV 27 (OT) 10/18/14 SJSU 27, Wyoming 20 (OT) 11/22/13 Navy 58, SJSU 52 (3OT) 12/4/10 Idaho 26, SJSU 23 (OT) 11/21/09 Hawai i 17, SJSU 10 (OT) 10/12/07 #16-Hawai i 42, SJSU 35 (OT) 11/13/04 #14-Boise State 56, SJSU 49 (2OT) 11/22/97 SJSU 55, UNLV 48 (OT) 2017 Watch Lists Michael Carrizosa, P Ray Guy Award Watch List Andre Chachere, CB Paycom Jim Thorpe Award Watch List Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch List Bryce Crawford, PK Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award Watch List Other Spartan freshmen to start at quarterback since 1972 include current sophomore Josh Love in 2016 at Iowa State and Adam Tafralis. Aaron's start at Utah was the 14th time a San José State freshman started a game at quarterback since Doug Allen (1984, one); Greg Centilli (1988, two), Marcus Arroyo (1998, five), Tafralis (2004, three) and Love (2016, one) were the other occasions a freshman started at quarterback for the Spartans. Paso Robles pair leads Spartan pass catchers: Wide receiver Bailey Gaither and tight end Josh Oliver, teammates since their Paso Robles (Calif.) High School days, are the team's top two receivers. Oliver had seven career receptions in his first two seasons and heads into the Utah State game second on the team in pass receptions with 12. Gaither came into the season with four career receptions as a redshirt freshman. He has 18 catches and leads the team with four touchdown receptions. Young Spartans: The current San José State football roster consists of 48 freshmen. In the last eight seasons, the 2017 squad is the third one to begin a season with at least 40 freshmen. The 2012 (41) and 2013 (45) teams had more than 40 freshmen on the opening-game roster. The fewest freshmen on a San José State opening-game roster since 2010 was 35 in 2013 and San José State opponents - Number of freshmen on 2017 team online roster USF - 24 Utah State - 39 BYU - 36 Wyoming - 57 Cal Poly - 24 UNLV - 39 San Diego State - 49 Texas - 39 Fresno State - 21 Nevada - 28 Utah - 41 Hawai i - 25 Colorado State - 27 First time starters: USF - LB Jamal Scott, NT Sailosi Latu, WR Thai Cottrell Cal Poly - WR JaQuan Blackwell Texas - OT Jackson Snyder Utah - DL Cameron Alexander It was hot: The game time temperature for the September 2 San José State-Cal Poly game at CFECU Stadium in San José was recorded as 108 degrees. Previously, the last time San José State played in a game with 100-plus degree weather was on September 1, 2007 in a 45-3 loss at Arizona State. The evening temperature was 101 degrees at kickoff. Four hours, three minutes of football: For the first time since defeating #16-ranked Fresno State, 62-52, on November 29, 2013, San José State played a football game that lasted at least four hours in its season-opener against USF. The game had 189 plays, 39 possessions, 23 punting situations, 18 assessed penalties, and four replay reviews leading to a 4-hour, 3-minute contest length. The 2013 San José State-Fresno State game lasted 4-hours and 9-minutes. Plenty of chances to score: The 39 possessions in the San José State-USF game are the most in a San José State football game since the Spartans 2016 home opener against Portland State. The Spartans and Vikings combined for 37 possessions, 19 by Portland State and 18 by San José State in a Spartan win. 900 Club: In a game with 64 combined points scored, there were more punting yards than total offense in the San José State-USF game. San José State, with its 387 yards, and USF, with its 548 yards of total offense, combined for 935 yards of total offense. The two teams punted for 941 yards on 11 punts by the Spartans and 452 on 12 punts by the Bulls. Lots of pass plays: San José State s 50 pass plays against #19-USF are the most attempts by the Spartans in a game since 51 passes in a loss to Colorado State on November 1, USF tied a San José State opponent record becoming the third school to run 101 plays against the Spartans in a game.

4 Jeremiah Kolone, OG Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Watch List Keoni Taylor, C Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Watch List Rimington Trophy Watch List Nate Velichko, OT Wuerffel Trophy Watch List San José State Career Leaders Punting Average 1. Michael Carrizosa (2014-present) Harrison Waid ( ) 43.1 Punting - Total Yards 1. Waylon Prather ( ) 9, Jeff Cunningham ( ) 9, Harrison Waid ( ) 9, Michael Carrizosa (2014-present) 7, High Marks 100+ Yard Rushing Games 121 yards (12 carries), Zamore Zigler, vs. Cal Poly, 9/2 Three TD passes in a game 3, Montel Aaron, vs. Cal Poly, 9/ Yard Receiving Games 125 yards (8 receptions), Bailey Gaither, at Utah, 9/ yards (6 receptions), Bailey Gaither, vs. USF, 8/26 10 or more tackles in a game 17, Frank Ginda vs. Cal Poly, 9/2 15, Frank Ginda at Utah, 9/16 14, Ethan Aguayo vs. USF, 8/26 13, Frank Ginda vs. USF, 8/26 12, Frank Ginda at Texas, 9/9 Lots of punts: The San José State-USF game included 23 punts, 11 by San José State s Michael Carrizosa and 12 by USF. The last time the Spartans punted 10 times in a game was in a 48-0 loss to Boise State on October 16, USF became the first San José State opponent to punt at least 10 times in a game since Utah State punted 10 times in a 30-7 Spartan victory on October 11, The San José State-USF contest marked the first time since a 21-0 home loss to Louisiana Tech on November 8, 2008 that there were at least 20 punts in a Spartan game. That day, there were 11by San José State and nine by Louisiana Tech. New coordinators: Offensive coordinator Andrew Sowder and defensive coordinator Derrick Odum are in coordinator roles for the first time in their respective coaching careers. Sowder is in his ninth season of college coaching; Odum, his 22nd. Two generations of Bernardis: First-year offensive line Joe Bernardi is a second-generation San José State offensive line coach. His dad, Gary Bernardi, now at the University of Colorado was the Spartans offensive line coach during the 2010 through 2012 seasons. The Bernardis are the second multi-generational football family to serve as San José State assistant coaches. Tom Quinn, current New York Giants special teams coordinator, had the same role with the Spartans during the 1999 through 2001 seasons. His dad, Mike Quinn, was San José State s special teams coordinator from 1976 through Youth movement in the coaching box: Offensive line coach Joe Bernardi (30), offensive coordinator Andrew Sowder (29), linebackers coach Bojay Filimoeatu (27) and wide receivers coach Kevin Cummings (26) begin the season aged 30 and under. Filimoeatu and Cummings will be a year older in December. Experienced offensive line: San José State s projected starting offensive line of tackles Troy Kowalski and Nate Velichko, guards Jeremiah Kolone and Chris Gonzalez, and center Keoni Taylor have 141 combined starts after four games of the 2017 season. That number is tops among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools. Families that stay together: The 2017 San José State team has two sets of brothers and one second-generation Spartan. Cornerback Jermaine Kelly is the older brother of wide receiver Jeremy Kelly. Linebacker William Ossai, a senior, is the older brother of freshman Isaiah Ossai. Isaiah is the third Ossai in the family to join the San José State football program. Their older brother, Onyeka Ossai, was a linebacker during the 2001 through 2003 seasons. Defensive lineman Nico Aimonetti is the son of former San José State team captain and 1986 honorable mention All-America offensive lineman John Aimonetti. New CEFCU Stadium playing surface: In 2017, San José State replaced its FieldTurf playing surface with its second artificial playing surface, AstroTurf, since CEFCU Stadiium opened in For the first time, the Spartans home field has a two-toned look with light and dark greens alternating every five yards from goal line to goal line. Home stadium name history: San José State and Citizens Equity First Credit Union (CEFCU, pronounced SEFF-cue) are in year two of a 15-year naming rights agreement for the university s football stadium, built in 1933, to be called CEFCU Stadium - Home of the Spartans. CEFCU and San José State Athletics first became partners in 2011 with signage on the stadium scoreboard and at the West gate entry point. New uniforms: In July 2017, San José State University began a six-year, all-sports apparel agreement with adidas. 11, Ethan Aguayo at Utah, 9/16 10, Ethan Aguayo vs. Cal Poly, 9/2

5 Brief Encounters (Offense): 9 Justin Holmes, WR: Fifth on the team with seven receptions Streak of 20 consecutive games played with a pass reception ended with the Utah game Matched his single-game best of six receptions in the USF game (8/26) with six catches for 77 yards and a 22-yard TD vs. #19-USF 12 catches of at least 20 yards since receptions for 613 yards and three touchdowns in 2016 Six receptions for a career-high 106 yards at Boise State (11/4/16) Career-long 46-yard TD reception in the Portland State win (9/10/16) Younger brother, Isaiah Holmes of UCLA, was named the 2017 Pac-12 Men s Field Athlete of the Year and Men s Freshman of the Year in track and field. Won the high jump, finished second in the long jump and placed fifth in the triple jump at the Pac- 12 Championships. RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD Tre Hartley, WR Heads into the Utah State game fourth on the team with nine pass receptions Caught his first TD pass of the season in the Cal Poly win (9/2) 2016 team leader with his 17.3 yards per catch average and four touchdown receptions 38th nationally and sixth in the Mountain West in yards per catch in 2016 Team-high 11 receptions of 20 or more yards last season Only player on last year s team with two TD receptions in a game with his pair in the UNLV win (10/29/16) First 100-yard receiving game at the major college level was his five receptions for 104 yards and two touchdowns against UNLV. RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD TD 79 Troy Kowalski, OT 13 career starts at left tackle First San José State freshman to start a game at left tackle since Fred Koloto in the 2007 season 62 Jeremiah Kolone, OG One of four team captains for the 2017 season 2015 and 2016 honorable mention All-Mountain West Listed on the 2017 Polynesian College Football Player of the Year watch list 39 career starts including 33 in a row since 2015 Made his first start at center in the New Mexico game (10/1/16) after 20 consecutive starts at left guard. 68 Keoni Taylor, C Returning starter at center Listed on the 2017 Rimington Trophy watch list for the top center in college football Listed on the 2017 Polynesian College Football Player of the Year watch list 37 games played and 28 career starts Started all 13 games in Chris Gonzalez, OG 35 games played and 27 career starts - all at right guard As a freshman in 2014, Saw action in eight games as a reserve tight end and special teams player Three-time Academic All-Mountain West and two-time Arthur Ashe, Jr., Sports Scholar 75 Nate Velichko, OT 34 career starts in 34 games played Had a streak of 27 consecutive starts from 2014 into the 2016 season Listed on the 2017 Wuerffel Trophy watch list for outstanding academics, playing performance and community service activities Had starts at left tackle, right guard and right tackle in honorable mention All-Mountain West Starter at right tackle in 2015 Starter at right guard in Jackson Snyder, OT Started the Texas (9/9) and Utah (9/16) games at right tackle Capable of playing either tackle position A 2016 redshirt 89 Josh Oliver, TE 28 games played and 16 career starts Second on the team 12 receptions Exceeded his 2016 receiving totals in the USF opener with five receptions for 51 yards compared to three catches for 26 yards in 2016 RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career Josh Love, QB Starter the first two games of 2017 Led Spartans to their only TD in the Utah game (9/16) Completed 13-of-25 without an interception for 183 yards and one touchdown against Utah Completed 4-of-9 passes without an interception for 28 yards in four first-quarter series before yielding to Montel Aaron in the Cal Poly win (9/2) 18-of-36 with three interceptions for 192 yards and two touchdowns vs. USF (8/26) One of six freshmen in San José State modern football history to start a game at quarterback when he started the 2016 game at Iowa State (9/24/16)

6 PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career Montel Aaron, QB Starting quarterback at Texas (9/9) and at Utah (9/16) Only played the first quarter against Utah (9/16) Already has thrown the most TD passes (4) in a season by a San José State freshman quarterback since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 Entered the Cal Poly win (9/2) in the second quarter and completed 11-of-17 without an interception for 183 yards and three TDs Became the first San José State freshman quarterback to throw TD passes in the first two games of a season Became the first San José State freshman quarterback to have a passing efficiency rating of more than in a game with a vs. Cal Poly - #16 on the all-time school list Redshirt freshman who completed 7-of-13 for 86 yards and a TD playing all three series in the fourth quarter of the USF game (8/26) First freshman quarterback of any kind at San José State to throw a TD pass in a season-opening game since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 Most completions, pass attempts and yardage by a San José State freshman quarterback in a season-opening game since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career Sam Allen, QB Seen action at quarterback in each of the last three games Was 2-of-5 with two interceptions for 15 yards in three second-quarter series at Utah (9/16) Redshirted the 2016 season after transferring from Victor Valley College PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career Zamore Zigler, RB Career-high 121 yards on 12 carries and a 17-yard TD in the Cal Poly win (9/2) Now has three 100-plus yards career rushing games Team rushing leader with 174 yards and the Spartans first rushing TD of the season First San José State freshman since 2013 to have two 100-plus yard rushing games in a season Notched his first 100-yard rushing game at the major college level with 15 carries for a season-high 111 yards and two touchdowns against Portland State (9/10/16) 2016 season-high 24 carries for 104 yards at Iowa State (9/24/16) Third on the 2016 team in rushing yards at team leader with his 5.4 yards per carry average Has touchdown runs of 75 yards at New Mexico (10/1) and 74 vs. Portland State (9/10) Played in eight games and started four times in 2016 Fluent in sign language RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD Malike Roberson, RB Top Spartan rusher in the USF game with 52 yards on 19 carries Team rushing leader in 2016 with 508 yards Two career 100-plus yard rushing games 109 yards on 12 carries and a 60-yard TD run at Boise State (11/4/16) Career high 35 carries for 139 yards vs. Nevada (10/15/16) 87-yard TD run against Portland State (9/10/16) matches the sixth longest run in school history Played in nine games as a freshman in 2015 gaining 92 yards on 24 carries and averaged 3.8 yards per carry RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD Brandon Monroe, RB Team s #1 fullback Tops on the team with a 5.5 yards per carry average 36 yards on seven carries in the Cal Poly victory (9/2) 30 yards on five carries in the 2017 opener vs. USF (8/26) 28 games played and starts vs. Portland State in 2010 and at Auburn in 2015 First major college TD vs. North Dakota on a 2-yard run (8/28/14) Was a safety as freshman before moving to offense full time RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career DeJon Packer, RB Second on the team in rushing yards with 120 and average gain per carry at 5.0 Team's leading rusher at Utah (9/16) and at Texas (9/9) 28 yards on six carries at Utah 22 yards on five carries at Texas and had his season-long 18- yard run against the Longhorns Reserve running back with 10 carries for 60 yards in the Cal Poly win (9/2) Three carries for 10 yards and a pass reception for 3 yards vs. USF (8/26) JC transfer from San José City College that rushed for 710 yards and six touchdowns on 162 carries in 2016

7 84 Bailey Gaither, WR Team leader with 18 receptions Mountain West leader with four TD catches 16 games played and four career starts Single-game bests of eight receptions for 125 yards at Utah (9/16) Has the team's two 100-yard receiving games in 2017 Three catches for 56 yards and a 49-yard TD - San José State s longest play of the season inn the Cal Poly win (9/2) Six receptions for 100 yards and two TDs vs. USF Was credited with a blocked punt in the USF game that resulted in a San José State touchdown Season-long 39-yard kickoff return vs. Texas (9/9) 12 games played and one start in 2016 Four receptions for 43 yards in 2016 Caught his first major college touchdown pass vs. Air Force on a 25-yard play (11/19/16) RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD TD 11 JaQuan Blackwell, WR A starter in three of the team's first four games Matched his season-high four receptions and had a season-high 70 receiving yards at Utah (9/16) Four receptions and an 18-yard TD catch in the Cal Poly victory (9/2) Redshirt freshman with no receptions in the USF (8/26) and Texas (9/9) games 1 Jeremy Kelly, WR Moved to wide receiver after two seasons as a safety Seeking his first pass reception of the season Played in 21 games for San José State and made one start in the 2016 season opener at Tulsa as a safety Enjoys playing the piano when he has an opportunity Younger brother of teammate and cornerback Jermaine Kelly Brief Encounters (Defense) 9 Bryson Bridges, DE 22 games played and 16 career starts Changed his jersey number from #59 to #9 for 2017 First tackle for loss in 2017 in the Cal Poly win (9/2) Had a chance to play on offense in the Cal Poly game as a blocking back Five tackles in the opener vs. USF (8/26) A starting defensive tackle in 11 games in tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss in 2016 Career high seven tackles and a quarterback sack in the Tulsa season opener (9/3/16) Played in seven games and started the 2015 regular-season finale vs. Boise State as a freshman STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Sailosi Latu, NT Starter in the first three games 12 tackles for the season Seven tackles against the run-oriented Cal Poly team (9/2) Credited with two tackles and a tackle for loss vs. USF Community college transfer from Mt. San Antonio College Played more rugby growing up in Tonga Settled in the United States at age 16 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Owen Roberts, DE Changed his jersey number from #51 to #8 for 2017 Career-high 10 tackles, a tackle for loss, forced fumble and fumble recovery in the Cal Poly victory (9/2) Had a chance to play on offense in the Cal Poly game as a blocking back Credited with three tackles and a quarterback sack in the USF (South Florida) game (8/26/17) 26 games played with 15 consecutive starts Only starter on defense to start in all 12 games last season Fourth on the 2016 team with 56 total tackles and 8.5 tackles for loss Third among 2016 Mountain West defensive linemen for total tackles Previous single-game high nine tackles and 1.0 tackles for loss at New Mexico (10/1) Played in 11 games as a redshirt freshman STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Nico Aimonetti, DE Seeing increased playing time the last two games before Utah State (9/23) Forced a Utah fumble that led to a San Jose State field goal Bounced around between the defensive and offensive lines during his career STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Frank Ginda, LB 25 career starts for the Spartans National leader in total tackles with 57 and total tackles per game at Has 10 games with 10 or more tackles in a game in his career including his last six games played dating back to the 2016 season One of two defensive players on the team with at least an assisted tackle for loss in every game this season Game-high 15 tackles at Utah (9/16) and 12 at Texas (9/9) Single-game career-high 17 tackles and 1.0 tackles for loss in the Cal Poly win (9/2) 13 tackles 2.0 tackles for loss and a pass break-up in the USF game (8/26)

8 Tops on the 2016 team with 99 tackles and 11.5 tackles for loss Tied for the team lead with 5.0 quarterback sacks and two fumble recoveries Previous career-high 14 three times in at Tulsa (9/3), Air Force (11/19) and at Fresno State (11/26) First career interception in the San Diego State game (10/21) which led to a San José State field goal First San José State defensive player in four years to score a touchdown on a fumble return with his 19-yard run vs. Hawai i (10/8/12) Played in 13 games and started 12 times as a 2015 freshman Third on the 2015 team with 80 tackles STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Ethan Aguayo, LB 14th career start for San Jose State in the Utah game (9/16) Second on the team with 40 tackles Three games this season with at least 10 tackles Back-to-back games of 10 or more tackles to open tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss vs. Cal Poly Game s leading tackler vs. USF with a career-high 14 stops Three games in his career with 10 or more tackles Sixth on the 2016 team in tackles with 53 In on a season-high 13 tackles vs. Air Force (11/19/16) First major college quarterback sack in the UNLV win (10/29/16) Listed as the #2 long snapper STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career William Ossai, LB Played in 39 games with 13 career starts Team leader with 6.5 tackles for loss in 2017 Has a tackle for loss in each of the first four games 2.0 tackles for loss, and a fumble recovery vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Single-game career best nine tackles, matched his single-game best of 2.0 tackles for loss and had a quarterback sack vs. USF (8/26) Four starts in 2016 and 33 total tackles Season high of 7 tackles vs. Utah (9/17/16) and at Boise State (11/4/16) Had 2.0 tackles for loss and a forced fumble at Air Force (9/12/15) in 2015 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Jamal Scott, LB Community college transfer from Fullerton College First San José State defensive player in 2017 to score a touchdown via fumble with his 22-yard return vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Eight tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 quarterback sacks in his major college debut as a starting linebacker Began his college career at Arizona State Redshirted the 2014 season Did not see any game action in 2015 for the Sun Devils STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career David Williams, LB Made his first start of the season and third of his career at Utah (9/9) Was in on two tackles against the Utes Has a single-game career best five tackles at Tulsa (9/3/16) and Air Force (11/19/16) when he was a starter Had a blocked punt in the 2015 Fresno State win that resulted in a touchdown Redshirted the 2014 season STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Andre Chachere, CB 25 career starts among 40 career games played Matched his single-game career best six tackles and had a tackle for loss vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Opened 2017 with five tackles and a pass break-up vs. USF (8/26) First team All-Mountain West in 2016 Ranked tied for fourth nationally and tops in the Mountain West for passes defended per game in 2016 Four interceptions and 14 pass break-ups a year ago Ranked 11th nationally in 2016 with 117 yards of interception returns Single-game high of three pass break-ups three times in UNLV (10/29), at Iowa State (9/24) and Utah (9/17) First Spartan since 2012 with two or more interceptions in a game with his pair of thefts against Portland State (9/10/16) Two interceptions and led the team with eight pass break-ups in 2015 Career best six tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and a quarterback sack in the 2015 Fresno State win (9/26) STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Jermaine Kelly, CB A starting cornerback in each of the first four games this season Team leader in pass break-ups with four Now has 11 career starts - nine at San José State and two during his two seasons at the University of Washington Credited with three tackles, 1.0 tackles for loss and a pass break-up in the opener vs. USF (8/26) Third on last year's team with five pass break-ups Older brother of teammate Jeremy Kelly, now playing wide receiver

9 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Dakari Monroe, CB Three tackles, 0.5 tackles for loss and picked up a blocked punt for a 26-yard return that set up a touchdown vs. USF (8/26) 25 games played in just over two seasons and seven starts all in 2016 Finished 2016 with 16 tackles and had a fumble recovery in the Iowa State game 23 Trevon Bierria, S 16 games played and 14 career starts Five tackles three times season - opener vs. USF (8/26), at Texas (9/9) and at Utah (9/16) Has the team's first interception with his play at Utah Tackle for loss came in the USF game Second on the 2016 team with six pass break-ups Fifth on the team in tackles with 54 Has a pass interception in wins over UNLV (10/29) and Nevada (10/15) last season Credited with a forced fumble against Portland State (9/10) and Utah (9/17) STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Maurice McKnight, S Third on he team in tackles with 30 after four games Eight tackles each vs. Cal Poly (9/2), at Texas (9/9) and at Utah (9/16) 1.0 tackles for loss and a forced fumble vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Honorable mention All-Mountain West in 2015 and 2016 Starter in 31 of the 39 games he played for San José State Second on the 2016 team in total tackles with 68 Seven career games with 10 or more tackles heading into the 2017 season Single-game career best 16 tackles vs. Boise State (11/27/15) Four career interceptions Was credited with 75 solo tackles in 2015, most by a San José State defensive back since 1997 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Solo Tackles Per Game - Active Career Leaders Rank, Player Games Total Avg. 1. Andrew Wingard, Wyoming Bryan London, II, Texas State Jonathan Cook, Memphis Jordan Whitehead, Pitt Quin Blanding, Virginia Marcus Epps, Wyoming Maurice McKnight, San José State Jessie Bates, III, Wake Forest Khalil Hodge, Buffalo Brief Encounters (special teams) 17 Michael Carrizosa, P Averaging 44.6 yards a punt to rank 31st nationally Has more punts (31) and more yardage (1,384) than any other Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) punter in games played through September 16 Team ranks 42nd nationally in net punting at 40.3 yards/punt Two punts of 60 or more yards with a season long of 68 against USF (8/26) this season Nine career punts of 60 or more yards with a career long 73 at Air Force (9/12/15) Added duties of holder for kick scoring to repertoire for 2017 Honorable mention All-Mountain West in th nationally in punting average at 44.3 in 2016 Handled kickoffs in touchbacks on 55 attempts (67.3%) in Ray Guy Award finalist 2015 FWAA, Walter Camp Football Foundation and Phil Steele magazines second-team All-America Third nationally in punting in 2015 averaging a school-record 47.5 yards per punt Improved his punting average 10.4 yards per punt between his freshman and sophomore seasons 38 Bryce Crawford, PK 4-for-4 in 2017 after going 3-for-3 at Utah (9/16) Kicked a career-long 51-yard field goal at Utah Ties for fifth longest field goal in San Jose State history Tenth player in school history with a field goal of 50 or more yards Previous long was 44 vs. UNLV (10/29/16) Only his second attempt of 50 or more yards at the major college level... Missed a 50-yarder vs. Hawai'i in 2016 Named to the 2017 Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award watch list Consecutive field goal streak now at 15, second longest in school history 2016 team scoring leader with 78 points Career long of 44-yard field goal vs. UNLV (10/29) 12th nationally in 2016 converting 86.7 percent of his field goals Converted three field goals in a game three times in vs. UNLV (10/29), at Boise State (11/4) and at Fresno State (11/26) Played in five games as a freshman in 2015 First San José State field goal was from 38 yards in the New Hampshire win (9/3/15) San José State Field Goal kicking percentage In a season - (Minimum 1.00 field goals made per game played) Rank, Player Season FG-FGA Pct. 1. Austin Lopez Bryce Crawford Austin Lopez Joe Nedney Jens Alvernik Sergio Olivarez

10 2017 NCAA STATISTICS as of 9/10 Team categories Scoring Offense - 114th Scoring Defense - 124th Total Offense -110th Total Defense - 115th Rushing Offense - 103rd Rushing Defense - 120th Passing Efficiency - 111th Passing Defense - 57th Kickoff Returns - 85th Punt Returns - 55th Net Punting - 42nd Turnover Margin - 115th Turnovers Gained - 27th tied Fumbles Recovered - Passes Intercepted - 93rd 4th tied Fewest Penalty Yards - 108th Sacks Allowed - 78th Sacks - 104th Individual categories (Top-50) Solo tackles per game - Frank Ginda, 1st, 8.75/game Field goal percentage - Bryce Crawford, 1st tied, Pct. Total tackles - Frank Ginda, 1st, 14.25/game Ethan Aguayo, 23rd, 10.00/game Fumbles recovered Ethan Aguayo, 8th tie, 1 recovered William Ossai, 4th tie, 1 recovered Owen Roberts, 4th tie, 1 recovered Jamal Scott, 4th tie, 1 recovered Receiving TDs - Bailey Gaither, 5th tied, four Receiving yardage - Bailey Gaither, 23rd, 72.5/game Total TDs - Bailey Gaither, 28th tied, four Punting - Michael Carrizosa, 31st, 44.6/punt Field goals per game - Bryce Crawford, 31st, 1.33/game Tackles for loss - William Ossai, 34th tied, 1.625/game Interceptions - Trevon Bierria, 47th, one Pronunciation Guide: Ethan Aguayo Ag-gweye-oh Nico AImonetti Knee-coe Am-on-net-tee Trevon Bierria Be-air-rhee-ah Michael Carrillo Cah-rill-low Michael Carrizosa Care-eh-zoe-sah Andre Chachere Sash-er-ray Thai Cottrell Tie Cah-trell Brandon Ezell E-zell Noah Failauga Fie-ill-la-un-gah Bailey Gaither Gay-thur Frank Ginda Rhymes with Linda Jeremiah Kolone Ka-low-knee Sailosi Latu Sigh-low-see Lah-two Jonathan Lenard, Jr. Len-ard Ricky Leung-Wai Lee-ong-why Austin Liles Ly-ulls Dakari Monroe Dah-car-ee Mon-row Deano Motes Dean-oh Moats William Ossai Oh-sigh Tysyn Parker Tie-sin Malike Roberson Mah-leak Row-burr-son Rico Tolefree Toll-free John Toussaint Too-sahnt Zamore Zigler Zah-more Zig-lurr Spartans in the NFL: Nine former San José State football players were listed on a NFL roster as of September 10. Five more Spartans are coaching in the NFL. Bene Benwikere, CB, Dallas Ryan DiSalvo, LS, Tennessee (injured reserve) Tyler Ervin, RB, Houston Duke Ihenacho, S, New York Giants (injured reserve) David Quessenberry, OL, Houston (practice squad) Wes Schweitzer, OL, Atlanta Keith Smith, FB, Dallas Shane Smith, TE, New York Giants Peyton Thompson, S, Jacksonville Gill Byrd, Buffalo, Defensive Backs Ken Delgado, Cleveland, Defensive Line David Diaz-Infante, New York Jets, Offensive Line Al Saunders, Cleveland, Offensive Assistant James Saxon, Pittsburgh, Running Backs Academic Achievements by 2017 Spartans 2016 Mountain West All-Academic Team (3.00 or higher cumulative grade-point average and playing in at least half of the team s games) Trevon Bierria, S Josh Love, QB Bryce Crawford, PK Josh Oliver, TE Noah Failauga, LB William Ossai, LB Brett Foley, LB Jesse Osuna, LB Frank Ginda, LB Malike Roberson, RB Chris Gonzalez, OG Nate Velichko, OT 2017 San José State University Dean s Scholars (3.65 or higher in two of the previous three semesters) Nate Velichko, OT 2017 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete (3.50 or higher cumulative grade-point average) Nate Velichko, OT 2017 Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars (3.20 or higher cumulative grade-point average, person of color, one year of residence at the institution) Chris Gonzalez, OG Chandler Hawkins, S Josh Oliver, TE

11 2017 Starting Lineups USF (South Florida) Cal Poly Texas Utah Utah State UNLV Fresno State Hawaii BYU San Diego State Nevada Colorado State Wyoming Offense Holmes WR (9) Gaither WR (2) Gaither WR (3) Holmes WR (10) Kowalski LT (10) Kowalski LT (11) Kowalski LT (12) Kowalski LT (13) Kolone LG (36) Kolone LG (37) Kolone LG (38) Kolone LG (39) K. Taylor C (25) K. Taylor C (26) K. Taylor C (27) K. Taylor C (28) Gonzalez RG (24) Gonzalez RG (25) Gonzalez RG (26) Gonzalez RG (27) Velichko RT (33) Velichko RT (34) Snyder RT (1) Snyder RT (2) Oliver TE (14) Oliver TE (15) Oliver TE (16) Blackwell WR (3) Love QB (2) Love QB (3) Aaron QB (1) Aaron QB (2) Roberson RB (2) Zigler RB (5) Zigler RB (6) Roberson RB (3) Cottrell WR (1) Blackwell WR (1) Blackwell WR (2) Gaither WR (4) Hartley WR (3) Hartley WR (4) Hartley WR (5) Hartley WR (6) Defense Bridges DE (13) Bridges DE (14) Bridges DE (15) Bridges DE (16) Latu NT (1) Latu NT (2) Latu NT (3) Roberts NT (16) Roberts DT (13) Roberts DT (14) Roberts DT (15) Alexander DE (1) Ossai LB (10) Ossai LB (11) Ossai LB (12) Ossai LB (13) Ginda LB (23) Ginda LB (24) Ginda LB (25) Ginda LB (26) Aguayo LB (11) Aguayo LB (12) Aguayo LB (13) Aguayo LB (14) Scott LB (1) Scott LB (2) Scott LB (3) Williams LB (2) Chachere CB (22) Chachere CB (23) Chachere CB (24) Chachere CB (25) Jermaine Kelly CB (8) Jermaine Kelly CB (9) Jermaine Kelly CB (10) Jermaine Kelly CB (11) Bierria S (11) Bierria S (12) Bierria S (13) Bierria S (14) McKnight S (28) McKnight S (29) McKnight S (30) McKnight S (31) (##) - career starts

12 San Jose State University Football Depth Chart (as of 9/17) Offense (12 Positions) WR 9 Justin Holmes (6-2, 211, JR, 2V, Roseville, Calif.) 18 Austin Liles (6-3, 190, FR, HS, Anaheim, Calif.) SR 11 JaQuan Blackwell (6-0, 198, FR, RS, Moreno Valley, Calif.) 10 Tre Walker (5-11, 160, FR, HS, Inglewood, Calif.) LT 79 Troy Kowalski (6-5, 295, SO, 1V, Glendale, Ariz.) 55 Jackson Snyder (6-5, 292, FR, RS, Kentfield, Calif.) LG 62 Jeremiah Kolone (6-3, 308, SR, 3V, Fallbrook, Calif.) 56 Kyle Hoppe (6-1, 296, FR, RS, Temecula, Calif.) C 68 Keoni Taylor (6-3, 303, SR, 3V, Bakersfield, Calif.) 66 Dominic Fredrickson (6-3, 297, SO, SQ, Pittsburg, Calif.) RG 74 Chris Gonzalez (6-4, 310, SR, 3V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 54 Charles Nelson (6-4, 305, JR, 1V, San Jose, Calif.) RT 75 Nate Velichko (6-7, 301, SR, 3V, Foster City, Calif.) 55 Jackson Snyder (6-5, 292, FR, RS, Kentfield, Calif.) 72 Jake Colman (6-3, 290, JR, JC, Ventura, Calif.) TE 89 Josh Oliver (6-5, 253, JR, 2V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 81 Billy Humphreys (6-5, 241, FR, RS, Malibu, Calif.) QB 12 Josh Love (6-2, 205, SO, 1V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) 13 Sam Allen (6-2, 210, SO, RS, Midlothian, Va.) RB 20 Malike Roberson (5-8, 185, JR, 2V, Harbor City, Calif.) 34 Zamore Zigler (5-10, 171, SO, 1V, Rialto, Calif.) 35 DeJon Packer (5-11, 210, JR, JC, San Jose, Calif.) 23 Tyler Nevens (6-0, 218, FR, HS, Hacienda Heights, Calif.) SR 84 Bailey Gaither (6-1, 183, SO, 1V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 22 Thai Cottrell (5-7, 176, JR, 2V, Oceanside, Calif.) WR 15 Tre Hartley (6-0, 196, JR, 1V, Milpitas, Calif.) 1 Jeremy Kelly (6-2, 185, JR, 2V, Los Angeles, Calif.) Defense DE 8 Owen Roberts (6-2, 285, JR, 2V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 95 Cameron Alexander (6-5, 280, FR, RS, Los Angeles, Calif.) 67 Nico Aimonetti (6-5, 278, SR, SQ, Los Gatos, Calif.) NT 96 Sailosi Latu (6-2, 310, JR, JC, American Fork, Utah) 91 Ricky Leung-Wai (6-2, 255, FR, HS, Bakersfield, Calif.) 78 Deano Motes (6-5, 290, SO, SQ, Chandler, Ariz.) DE 9 Bryson Bridges (6-3, 291, JR, 2V, Temecula, Calif.) 93 Sinjun Astani (6-4, 255, FR, HS, Malibu, Calif.) 46 Cameron Woodard (6-4, 275, FR, RS, San Jose, Calif.) LB 11 William Ossai (6-2, 235, SR, 3V, San Jose, Calif.) 16 Rico Tolefree (6-1, 223, FR, HS, Richmond, Calif.) LB 5 Frank Ginda (6-0, 245, JR, 2V, Los Banos, Calif.) 33 Jesse Osuna (6-0, 225, SO, SQ, Morgan Hill, Calif.) LB 31 Ethan Aguayo (6-2, 220, SO, 1V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) 45 Noah Failauga (6-1, 232, SO, 1V, Seattle, Wash.) LB 42 Jamal Scott (6-2, 237, JR, JC, Anaheim, Calif.) 7 David Williams (6-0, 207, JR, 1V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 28 Tysyn Parker (6-1, 215, FR, HS, Gardena, Calif.) CB 21 Andre Chachere (6-0, 200, SR, 2V, Fresno, Calif.) 12 Brandon Ezell (6-0, 190, JR, JC, Los Alamitos, Calif.) CB 3 Jermaine Kelly (6-1, 195, SR, TR, Los Angeles, Calif.) 19 Dakari Monroe (5-11, 190, JR, 2V, San Jose, Calif.) SS 23 Trevon Bierria (6-0, 193, SO, 1V, Carson, Calif.) 27 Jonathan Lenard, Jr. (6-1, 180, FR, RS, Beaumont, Texas) FS 10 Maurice McKnight (6-0, 200, SR, 3V, San Bernardino, Calif.) 25 Chandler Hawkins (5-11, 203, JR, 2V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 26 Tre Webb (6-0, 189, FR, RS, Riverside, Calif.) P 17 Michael Carrizosa (5-10, 225, SR, 3V, Salinas, Calif.) 38 Bryce Crawford (6-3, 223, JR, 1V, Frisco, Texas) PK 38 Bryce Crawford (6-3, 223, JR, 1V, Frisco, Texas) 35 Jake Lanski (5-10, 195, JR, RS, Ventura, Calif.) KO 17 Michael Carrizosa (5-10, 225, SR, 3V, Salinas, Calif.) H 17 Michael Carrizosa (5-10, 225, SR, 3V, Salinas, Calif.) 12 Josh Love (6-2, 205, SO, 1V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) PR 84 Bailey Gaither (6-1, 183, SO, 1V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 12 Brandon Ezell (6-0, 190, JR, JC, Los Alamitos, Calif.) KOR 84 Bailey Gaither (6-1, 183, SO, 1V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 34 Zamore Zigler (5-10, 171, SO, 1V, Rialto, Calif.) LS 50 Harrison Hoffman (6-4, 225, JR, JC, Westlake Village, Calif.) 31 Ethan Aguayo (6-2, 220, SO, 1V, Mission Viejo, Calif.)

13 Utah State Football Depth Chart (as of 9/11) Offense WR 1 Ron'quavion Tarver (6-3, 215, JR, 1V) 17 Zach Van Leeuwen (6-0, 185, JR, 2V) 88 Braelon Roberts (6-3, 200, SR, 3V) LT 76 Roman Andrus (6-4, 300, JR, JC) 77 Viliamu McMoore (6-5, 305, FR, RS) LG 68 Moroni Iniguez (6-2, 330, SO, JC) 75 Ty Shaw (6-4, 300, FR, RS) C 51 Quin Ficklin (6-2, 290, JR, TR) 69 Jake Templeton (6-2, 280, JR, JC) RG 70 Rob Castandea (6-4, 300, JR, JC) 58 Demytrick Ali'ifua (6-3, 310, FR, RS) RT 52 Sean Taylor (6-5, 305, JR, RS) 73 Preston Brooksby (6-5, 290, SR, 1V) TE 87 Dax Raymond (6-5, 245, SO, 1V) 11 Damion Hobbs (6-2, 245, SR, 2V) 86 Carson Terrell (6-4, 235, FR, HS) QB 2 Kent Myers (6-0, 205, SR, 3V) 10 Jordan Love (6-3, 215, FR, RS) 18 D.J. Nelson (5-9, 200, JR, 2V) RB 21 LaJuan Hunt (5-8, 195, SR, 3V) 4 Tonny Lindsey, Jr. (5-9, 195, SR, 2V) 34 Justen Hervey (5-10, 215, JR, 2V) 22 Eltoro Allen (5-9, 180, JR, JC) WR 16 Jordan Nathan (5-9, 175, FR, RS) 25 Gerold Bright (5-9, 190, SO, 1V) 83 Aaren Vaughns (5-8, 185, JR, JC) WR 5 Jaren Colston-Green (6-1, 185, SR, 2V) 7 Alex Byers (6-2, 185, SR, 1V) Defense DE 19 Ian Toglai (6-2, 280, SR, 3V) 55 Adewale Adeoye (6-3, 270, JR, 1V) 91 Devon Anderson (6-1, 285, SO, JC) NG 56 Gasetoto Schuster (6-0, 295, JR, 2V) 96 Christopher 'Unga (6-0, 300, SO, 1V) DE 93 Jacoby Wildman (6-2, 265, SO, 1V) 99 Mohelika Uasike (6-1, 300, SO, 1V) 54 Nami Tuitu'u (6-2, 290, FR, HS) OLB 44 Louy Compton (6-3, 230, JR, JC) 49 Derek Larson (6-3, 240, JR, 2V) ILB 42 Suli Tamaivena (6-0, 230, JR, JC) 44 Kevin Meitzenheimer (5-11, 225, FR, RS) ILB 48 Chase Christiansen (6-1, 230, JR, 1V) 40 Ofa Latu (6-1, 220, JR, JC) 46 Mason Tobeck (6-2, 225, SO, 1V) OLB 51 Justus Te'i (6-3, 240, SO, 1V) 24 Dalton Baker (6-4, 255, SO, 1V) 39 Maika Magalei (6-2, 220, FR, HS) CB 13 Jalen Davis (5-10, 185, SR, 3V) 6 Cameron Haney (5-11, 180, SO, 1V) CB 36 Ja'Marcus Ingram (6-1, 185, FR, RS) 27 Deante Fortenberry (5-11, 195, JR, JC) 8 Wesley Bailey (6-1, 200, SR, 1V) SS 2 Dailin Leavitt (5-10, 205, SR, 1V) 23 Gaje Ferguson (6-0, 205, JR, 1V) FS 28 Aaron Wade (6-1, 210, JR, 2V) 3 Jontrell Rocquemore (6-1, 210, JR, 2V) 15 Baron Gajowski (6-1, 205, FR, RS) P 89 Aaron Dalton (6-4, 225, JR, 2V) 98 Zach Lee (5-11, 2195, SO, SQ) PK 62 Dominik Eberle (6-2, 180, SO, SQ) 60 Michael Smith (5-10, 190, SO, HS) H 18 D.J. Nelson (5-9, 200, JR, 2V) 89 Aaron Dalton (6-4, 225, JR, 2V) PR 17 Zach Van Leeuwen (6-0, 185, JR, 2V) 16 Jordan Nathan (5-9, 175, FR, RS) 13 Jalen Davis (5-10, 185, SR, 3V) KOR 21 LaJuan Hunt (5-8, 195, SR, 3V) 81 Savon Scarver (6-0, 190, FR, HS) 25 Gerold Bright (5-9, 190, SO, 1V) LS 50 Emmett Odegard (6-1, 220, SR, 1V) 57 Brandon Pada (5-10, 205, FR, RS)