FOOTBALL NEWS. San José State record: 0-2, 0-0 Mountain West. Most recently, the Spartans lost at Washington State, 31-0, on September 8.

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1 San José State University Schedule 8/30 UC Davis (L) State (Pac-12 Network) 31-0 (L) 2:00 p.m. (PT) (Pac-12 Network) 9/29 *Hawai i 4:00 p.m. (PT) (Spectrum Sports) 10/6 *Colorado State 7:30 p.m. (PT) (CBS Sports Network) 10/13 Army West Point s Stadium (ESPN Networks) 10/20 *San Diego State (CBS Sports Network) 7:30 p.m. (PT) 10/27 *UNLV 3:30 p.m. (PT) (AT&T SportsNet) 12:00 p.m. (MT) (AT&T SportsNet) 11/10 *Utah State 2:00 p.m. (MT) (Facebook Live) 11/17 *Nevada TBA 11/24 *@Fresno State TBA (ESPN Networks) * - Mountain West contest Oregon Schedule & Results 9/1 Bowling Green (W) 9/8 Portland State (W) 9/15 San José State 9/22 *Stanford 9/29 *@California 10/13 *Washington 10/20 *@Washington State 10/27 *@Arizona 11/3 *UCLA 11/10 *@Utah 11/17 *Arizona State 11/24 *@Oregon State * - Pac-12 Conference 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 Oregon broadcast begins at 1:30 p.m. (PT) with a pregame show. San José State s network affiliate is KION (1460 AM/101.1 FM, Salinas). FOOTBALL NEWS CONTACT: Lawrence Fan, Athletics Media Relations Director (408) (office), (408) (cell), lawrence.fan@sjsu.edu FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 9, 2018 SAN José STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL FACT SHEET (Game #3) Upcoming game: San José State at #20/#23-Oregon Saturday, September 15, 2018 Autzen Stadium, Eugene, Ore., 2:00 p.m. (PT) Pac-12 Network San José State record: 0-2, 0-0 Mountain West. Most recently, the Spartans lost at Washington State, 31-0, on September 8. Oregon record: 2-0, 0-0 Pac-12. The Ducks topped Portland State, 62-14, on September 8, to earn a spot in the national weekly polls. San José State head coach Brent Brennan: In his second season as a major college head coach. Has a major college coaching record of 2-13, all with the Spartans. Brennan returned to San José State for 2017 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 Oregon. As a player, Brennan was on UCLA teams during the early 1990 s that went 2-1 against Oregon. Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal: In his second season with the Ducks. Has a record of 2-1 at Oregon. Overall, he is in his eighth season as a major college head coach and has a record of He is 0-0 as a head coach against San José State. As player, Cristobal is 1-0 against the Spartans. He was the #2 strong-side tackle in Miami s win over San Jose State on October 14, 1989 in the Orange Bowl, four days before the Loma Prieta Earthquake, which caused an estimated $6-billion of property damage, and is best known in the sports world for interrupting the third game of that year s Major League Baseball World Series. Series history: The Ducks lead the series, These teams split their last 10 meetings and are playing each other for the first time since 1998 when #22-Oregon defeated San Jose State, 58-3, on September 19. In that game current Oregon offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo became the third San Jose State freshman to start a game at quarterback since freshman eligibility was reinstated in By design, Arroyo played the first and third quarters. He completed 9-of-16 passes with an interception and led the Spartans to their only scoring drive of the game - a 33-yard field goal by left-footed kicker David Silberstein, in his first year on the San Jose State football home game statistics crew. The Ducks have wins in the last three meetings between these teams. Oregon s 1985 and 1986 victories preceded San Jose State in 1975, 1982 and The Spartans 1975 victory was by the highly unusual score, 5-0. A time in San José State: Four University of Oregon assistant coaches left a mark in San José State football history. Marcus Arroyo, quarterback Marcus Arroyo, assistant coach Jim Mastro, assistant coach 1996 Joe Salave a, assistant coach Donté Williams, assistant coach

2 Satellite radio: The San Jose State-Oregon game also will be available on Sirius Channel 78 and XM Radio Channel 197. Television: The Pac-12 Network will provide play-by-play coverage of the San José State-Oregon game. Roxy Bernstein calls the play-by-play. Anthony Herron provides analysis and commentary. Lewis Johnson is the sideline reporter. DISH Network subscribers can watch the game on Channel 409. For local Comcast subscribers, the Paxc-12 Network is on Channel 433. Weekly Press 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 the Hukilau Restaurant located at 230 Jackson Street in San José. 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. Tickets: sjsuspartans.com/tickets ticketmaster.com. Athletics Ticket Office, 1393 S. 7th Street, San José, CA 95112, weekdays, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For home games at CEFCU Stadium: New modern family plan Spartan alumni season ticket pricing in a distinct seating section From Duck eventually to Spartan: San Jose State offensive line coach Joe Bernardi was a University of Oregon graduate assistant during the 2013 through 2015 seasons. Last win over a ranked opponent: San Jose State plays its first nationally-ranked opponent of the season Saturday at Oregon. The last time the Spartans defeated a nationally-ranked opponent was on November 29, 2013 in a triumph over #16-Fresno State in San Jose. Since then, the Spartans are 0-3 against nationally-ranked opponents. San José State vs. Pac-12: The Spartans seek their first win over a current Pac-12 Conference member in 12 years. San José State is 0-12 since defeating Stanford, 35-34, on September 9, 2006 in CEFCU Stadium. Since then, the Spartans lost to Stanford six times; Utah, twice; USC, UCLA, Oregon State and Washington State, once each. In five of those losses, the Pac-12 team was nationally ranked. Back-to-back Pac-12 opponents: For the first time since the 2011 season, San José State is playing Pac-12 Conference opponents in back-to-back games with Washington State on September 8 and Oregon on September 15. The last time the Spartans played consecutive games against Pac-12 opponents was in 2011 when the team opened the season at #6-Stanford and at UCLA. During the decade of the 1980s, San José State played four Pac-10 Conference members in a season in 1982, 1983, 1986 and In 1982 (8-3 win-loss record) and 1986 (10-2 win-loss record), the Spartans played consecutive games against Pac-10 Conference teams to start a season. First-time starters: Sophomore Trevor Robbins at center, redshirt freshman Jesse Chamberlain at right guard, junior Jesse Osuna at a linebacker position. Senior John Toussaint at cornerback and sophomore Tre Webb, a safety, were first-time starters in UC Davis season opener. In the Washington State game, wide receiver Austin Liles, offensive tackle Deano Motes and defensive back Tre White made their first starts at the major college level. Three interceptions at Washington State: San Jose State s three interceptions against Washington State has the Spartans ranked tied for fifth nationally in team interceptions with four entering the Oregon game. Linebacker Jesse Osuna, cornerback Nehemiah Shelton and linebacker Kyle Harmon each had their first major college interception in the Washington State game. Dakari Monroe had an interception against UC Davis. Tops at his position: For the second consecutive week, Josh Oliver is the leading pass receiver among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) tight ends. After two games, Oliver is averaging 6.5 receptions a game and has 13 catches for the season. He is the only tight end listed among the Football Bowl Subdivision s (FBS) top-50 pass receivers in games played through September 8. His 137 receiving yards also is tops among FBS tight ends. UCLA tight end Caleb Wilson is closest with 128 yards on eight receptions. Oliver caught a single-game career best eight passes for 86 yards in the opener vs. UC Davis and five balls for 51 yards at Washington State. Nine of his 13 receptions this season resulted in a San José State first down. Crawford doing it all: Senior Bryce Crawford is the Spartans placekicker, punter and takes care of kickoffs. In the Washington State game, he kicked off once and punted 11 times for a 43.7 yard average. Crawford notched a career-long 60-yard punt against the Cougars, three yards longer than a 57-yard punt he had against UC Davis. Crawford s 11 punts marks the second season in a row a San Jose State punted 11 times in a game Ray Guy Award finalist Michael Carrizosa punted 11 times in the 2017 season-opener against USF. A master s degree in their future: Quarterback Michael Carrillo and defensive lineman Boogie Roberts are two San José State players playing as graduate students. Carrillo graduated with cum laude honors majoring in business administration with an emphasis in marketing in May He is pursuing a M.B.A.

3 2018 Mountain West Standings Mountain Division Conference Overall Boise State Air Force New Mexico Utah State Wyoming Colorado State West Division Conference Overall Hawai i Fresno State Nevada San Diego State UNLV San José State September 15 games Hawai i at Army Boise State at Oklahoma State Wofford at Wyoming Colorado State at Florida San José State at Oregon Oregon State at Nevada New Mexico at New Mexico State Prairie View A&M at UNLV Fresno State at UCLA Arizona State at San Diego State Last 10 San José State-Oregon Games Oregon leads the series, , SJSU 3 (L) 9/6/86 UO 14 (L) 35, SJSU 13 (L) 44, UO 34 (W) 9/11/83 SJSU 13 (W) 9/20/75 SJSU 0 (W) 2 (L) 34. SJSU 14 (L) 10/11/69 SJSU 34 (W) 10/1/66 SJSU 7 (W) Recent games vs. Pac-12 members State 31, SJSU 0 54, SJSU 16 9/17/16 Utah 17 State 35, SJSU 21 34, SJSU 13 20, SJSU 17 27, SJSU 17 57, SJSU 3 42, SJSU 17 56, SJSU 3 23, SJSU 10 37, SJSU 0 35, Stanford 34 Roberts majored in communication studies. He is enrolled in the master s program in interdisciplinary studies and tailored his curriculum towards classes that focus on sports broadcasting. 200-plus for Montel Aaron: Quarterback Montel Aaron posted a personal single-game best quarteback efficiency rating in the UC Davis game. Aaron completed 13-of-19 passes for 254 yards and touchdown passes of 79 and 17 yards to wide receiver Bailey Gaither, all in the second half of the UC Davis encounter. Young Spartans: The current San José State football roster consists of 40 freshmen. In the last nine seasons, the 2018 squad is the fourth one to begin a season with at least 40 freshmen. The 2012 (41), 2013 (45) and 2017 (47) teams had more than 40 freshmen on the opening-game roster. Freshman QB starters at San José State: Montel Aaron became the sixth San José State freshman to start a game at quarterback since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 when he started the 2017 game at Texas. Other Spartan freshmen to start at quarterback since 1972 include Josh Love in 2016 at Iowa State and Adam Tafralis. 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. Experienced defensive line: The Spartans have three returning starters in the defensive line in seniors Bryson Bridges and Sailosi Latu and graduate student Boogie Roberts. Collectively, they have 64 starts among them and are the most experienced unit on the 2018 Spartans. Families that stay together: The 2018 San José State team has a set of twin brothers, a third sibling from one family and the remaining brother from a previous Spartan brothers duo. Wide receiver Jeremy Kelly returned to the team after missing the last portion of the season. His older brother, Jermaine Kelly, was a 2018 seventh round draft choice of the Houston Texans. Redshirt freshman Isaiah Ossai is the third Ossai in the family to join the San José State football program. Brother, Onyeka Ossai, was a linebacker during the 2001 through 2003 seasons. Older brother William Ossai was a San José State linebacker from Defensive back Andrew Jenkins is the twin brother of Tre Jenkins. Their dad, Aaron Jenkins, played at the University of Washington and ran for a 6-yard touchdown in a comeback win over the Spartans in New coaches: Offensive coordinator Kevin McGiven and defensive backs coach Aric WIlliams joined the San José State coaching staff in February McGiven was the offensive coordinator at Oregon State in 2017 and held the same position at Utah State, Montana State, Weber State and Southern Utah. Williams coached the previous three seasons at the Idaho. Two generations of Bernardis: Second-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, former long time 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 1978.

4 San José 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) 2018 Watch Lists Bryce Crawford, PK Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award Watch List Wuerffel Trophy Watch List Josh Oliver, TE John Mackey Award Watch List 2018 Honors Josh Oliver, TE John Mackey Tight End of the Week honorable mention San José State Career Leaders Kick Scoring 1 Austin Lopez ( ) Jared Strubeck ( ) Joe Nedney ( ) Mike Berg ( ) Nick Gilliam ( ) Bryce Crawford ( ) Sergio Olivarez ( ) Single Game Highs 100 or more receiving yards Bailey Gaither, (6 receptions), vs. UC Davis, 8/30 10 or more tackles 12 - Ethan Aguayo, vs. UC Davis, 8/ Tre Webb, vs. UC Davis, 8/ Jamal Scott, vs. UC Davis, 8/ Jesse Osuna, at Washington State 9/8 Beyond Football: The San José State University Beyond Football program encompasses personal growth, identifying career objectives and fostering community service. From August 1, 2017 through July 31, 2018, the Spartans logged more than 5,000 hours of activities, an average of about 50 hours a player. Home stadium name history: San José State and Citizens Equity First Credit Union (CEF- CU, pronounced SEFF-cue) are in year three 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. Apparel: In July 2017, San José State University began a six-year, all-sports apparel agreement with adidas. Brief Encounters (Offense): 9 Justin Holmes, WR: Has at least one pass reception in each of the first two games Season-high three catches in the opener vs. UC Davis (8/30) 15 catches of at least 20 yards since 2016 In line to be the 29th Spartan in school history with at least 100 career receptions Fifth on the 2017 team with 26 receptions His second TD reception in 2017 was a career-long 54-yard pass play vs. San Diego State Had a streak of 20 consecutive games played with a pass reception ended at Utah (9/16/17) Matched his single-game best of six receptions in the USF game (8/26/17) with six catches for 77 yards and a 22-yard TD 39 receptions for 613 yards and three touchdowns in 2016 Six receptions for a career-high 106 yards at Boise State (11/4/16) Younger brother, Isaiah Holmes of UCLA, was named the 2017 Pac-12 Men s Filed 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 First pass reception of the season came in the Washington State game (9/8) Team s receiving leader in 2017 with 37 receptions for 527 yards Finished the season with four consecutive games having a reception of 35 or more yards Ended 2017 with a pair of single-game bests of 109 receiving yards at Colorado State (11/18) and vs. Wyoming (11/25) Three games in his career with 100 or more receiving yards Had his single-game career high seven receptions in the Wyoming win 2016 team leader with his 17.3 yards per catch average and four touchdown receptions Only Spartan in 2017 with two TD receptions in a game with his pair in the UNLV win (10/29/16) RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career , TD Three or more pass break-ups 3 - Dakari Monroe, vs. UC Davis, 8/30

5 79 Troy Kowalski, OT Started at left guard against Washington State 23 career starts - 22 of them at left tackle since the 2016 season Has a streak of 19 consecutive starts at left tackle ended with the Nevada game in November 2017 First San José State freshman to start a game at left tackle since Fred Koloto in the 2007 season 72 Jake Colman, OG Starter in each of the first two games in 2018 Opened at left guard against UC Davis (8/30) Two career starts after starting at left guard in the season-opener vs. UC Davis (8/30) Played in six games in 2017 and started at right tackle against Nevada (11/11) Junior college transfer from Ventura College 57 Trevor Robbins, C Starter at center in each of the first two games of the 2018 season Placed on scholarship in August 2018 Third-year sophomore 62 Jesse Chamberlain, OG Redshirt freshman who started at right guard in the UC Davis contest Was the only freshman to start for the Spartans in the season-opener 55 Jackson Snyder, OT Ten career starts for the Spartans heading into the Oregon contest Second career start at left tackle at Washington State (9/8) Started at right tackle in the season opener against UC Davis (8/30) Eight starts in 2017 as a redshirt freshman Starter at left tackle for the Nevada game (11/11) and the rest at right tackle One of 10 Spartan freshmen to start a game in Mountain West Scholar-Athlete 89 Josh Oliver, TE 38 games played and 26 career starts Team s leading receiver with 13 receptions for 137 yards Nine of his 13 receptions in 2018 resulted in a first down Single-game career bests of eight receptions for 86 yards against UC Davis (8/30/18) Honorable mention John Mackey Tight End of Week honoree for his work vs. UC Davis Named to the 2018 John Mackey Award watch list for the best tight end in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) Second on the 2017 team with 35 pass receptions Previous single-game career-high of five catches three times in Hawai i (10/14), UNLV (9/30) and USF (8/26) Entered 2017 with seven career receptions from his freshman and sophomore seasons RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career Josh Love, QB Seven career starts at quarterback First San José State player since current Miami Dolphins signal caller David Fales in 2012 and 2013 to open back-to-back seasons at quarterback for the Spartans with his starts in 2017 and 2018 Played the first half vs. UC Davis and led the team to three touchdown drives Started five times in 2017 Single-game bests for pass completions and passing yards at UNLV completing 30-of-48 with two interceptions for 315 yards and a touchdown 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) PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career , Montel Aaron, QB Starter at Washington State (9/8) for his ninth career start 42nd nationally in passing yards per game at Competed 13-of-25 for 94 yards with no touchdowns nor interceptions against the Cougars Was the third quarterback used in the UC Davis contest (8/30) Led the team to 17 points (two TDs, one field goal) and 313 yards of total offense on five second-half offensive possessions vs. UC Davis Passing efficiency rating of for the UC Davis game was his second time of or higher and #12 on the San José State single-game list 79-yard touchdown pass play to Bailey Gaither in the third quarter of the UC Davis game was a personal best at the major college level Eight starts in most starts ever in a season by a San José State freshman Threw for a season-high 322 yards and two touchdowns vs. Hawai i His eight TD passes in 2017 were the most by a SJSU frosh quarterback since freshman eligibility was reinstated in 1972 Completed 11-of-17 without an interception for 183 yards and three TDs as the #2 quarterback in the Cal Poly win (9/2) 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 single-game passing efficiency rating of more than with a vs. Cal Poly - #16 on the all-time school list 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

6 PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career , Michael Carrillo, QB Seen action in each of the first two games Five series total - three in the third quarter vs. UC Davis (8/30) and two in the fourth quarter at Washington State (9/8) One pass completion in each game Appeared in three games in 2017 Threw his first major college passes in the Nevada game (11/11) Was 2-of-3 for 21 yards and a 12-yard TD PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career Tyler Nevens, RB Opened the season as the team s leading rusher vs. UC Davis (8/30) with 79 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries First multi-touchdown game at the major college level 23-yard second-quarter TD run vs. UC Davis was a major college long Did not play vs. Washington State (9/8) Team s leading rusher in 2017 with 670 yards Third freshman since freshman eligibility was restored in 1972 to lead the Spartans in rushing Only had 11 carries in the team s first four games last season Game s leading rusher at Nevada (11/11) with 21 carries for 118 yards and his first major college rushing touchdown 1st major college 100-plus yard rushing game at BYU (10/28) 26 carries and 112 yards RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD TD 20 Malike Roberson, RB Team s leading rusher at Washington State (9/8) with 33 yards on 12 carries in a starting role Rushed once for two yards and caught one pass and turned it into a 40-yard first-down play vs. UC Davis (8/30) Third on the 2017 team in rushing with 347 yards Season-high 72 yards on 10 carries including a team season-long 54 yard touchdown run at Colorado State (11/18) Top Spartan rusher in the USF game with 52 yards on 19 carries Team s 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 DeJon Packer, RB Used as a reserve running back vs. UC Davis (8/30) 41 yards on 10 carries and caught a 12-yard pass in the opener Fourth on the 2017 team in rushing with 290 yards Team leader with two rushing touchdowns Season-high 75 yards on eight carries including a season-long 44-yard TD run vs. Wyoming (11/25) JC transfer from San José City College RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career TD Bailey Gaither, WR 23 games played and seven starts in his SJSU career Single-game personal best of 137 receiving yards and matched a career high two touchdown receptions on six catches against UC Davis Now has three career games with at least 100 receiving yards 79-yard touchdown pass play was his longest as a Spartan Sixth on the 2017 team with 22 receptions Had 21 of his 22 his receptions in the first five games of team leader with four TD receptions Single-game best of eight receptions for 125 yards at Utah (9/16/17) Had two of the team s five 100-yard receiving games in 2017 Six receptions for 100 yards and two TDs vs. USF (8/26) Was credited with a blocked punt in the USF game that resulted in a San José State touchdown 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 Starter in each of the first two games this season Has at least one pass reception in each contest Nine career starts heading into the Oregon game Scored San José State s first touchdown of 2018 on a 5-yard pass play Four receptions for 26 yards and a TD vs. UC Davis (8/30) Third on the 2017 team with 32 receptions Played in 12 games and started seven times in 2017 A personal single-game total of eight catches for 60 yards and an 11-yard touchdown at UNLV RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career

7 18 Austin Liles, WR First San Jose State start at Washington State (9/8) No receptions against the Cougars Opened the season with two receptions for 19 yards vs. UC Davis (8/30) Had five receptions for 47 yards and no touchdowns as a reserve receiver in 2017 RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career Leki Nunn, WR Saw his first action from scrimmage this season in the Washington State game Caught one pass and had one rush for one yard Brief Encounters (Defense) 9 Bryson Bridges, DE 30 games played and 24 career starts Leads the team with a pair of quarterback hurries Four tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss against Washington State (9/8) Played in and started 10 games in 2017 Collected a personal single-season high 41 tackles in 2017 Career-high 13 tackles and a quarterback sack vs. Utah State (9/23/17) A starting defensive tackle in 11 games in tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss in 2016 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, DL Starting defensive lineman now with 14 career starts Four tackles and a quarterback hurry vs. Washington State (9/8) Changed his jersey number to #4 for 2018 Starter in 12 games in tackles for the season was tops among the Spartan defensive linemen Season-high seven tackles in the Cal Poly (9/2) and Wyoming wins (11/25) 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 Boogie Roberts, NT 37 career games played with 26 starts One of two players on the team with a tackle for loss in each of the first two games this season Leads the team with 2.5 tackles for loss Two tackles, team-high 1.5 tackles for loss and 1.0 quarterback sacks vs. UC Davis (8/30) Played and started in 12 games in tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 QB sacks in 2017 Career-high 2.0 tackles for loss in the Wyoming win (11/25) 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 Only starter on defense to start in all 12 games in 2016 Fourth on the 2016 team and third among Mountain West defensive linemen with 56 total tackles Played in 11 games as a redshirt freshman One of two players on the team enrolled in a master s degree program STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Jesse Osuna, LB Fourth on the team in tackles with 15 Game s leading tackler in the Washington State contest (9/8) with 10 and had one of three San Jose State interceptions Made his first major college start vs. UC Davis (8/30) Credited with five tackles and a tackle for loss A reserve linebacker and special teams player his first two seasons 14 games played heading into the Oregon game STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Tysyn Parker, LB Saw action in the Washington State game as a reserve linebacker Fifth career start for the Spartans in the season opener vs. UC Davis Credited with nine tackles and 1.0 tackles for loss Starter in the last four games of 2017 Saw action in nine contests One of four freshmen to start a game on defense for the Spartans in 2017 Shared game high tackling honors in the San Diego State game with a single-game season-best 16 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Ethan Aguayo, LB 24 games played and 21 career starts for San José State Third on the team with 17 tackles Five career games with 10 or more tackles Leading tackler for both teams with 12 in the UC Davis game (8/30) Added 1.0 tackles for loss in the opener Tied for 21st nationally with two fumble recoveries in 2017

8 Third on the 2017 team with 84 tackles Three games in 2017 with at least 10 tackles Back-to-back games of 10 or more tackles to open 2017 Game s leading tackler vs. USF with a career-high 14 stops (8/26) 10 tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Sixth on the 2016 team in tackles with 53 In on a season-high 13 tackles vs. Air Force (11/19/16) STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career Jamal Scott, LB Changed his jersey number from #42 to #5 for 2018 Played in 15 games and started 14 times Single-game career high 11 tackles and a pass break-up vs. UC Davis (8/30) Credited with eight tackles at Washington State (9/8) 2017 team leader with 3.0 quarterback sacks Third on the Spartans with 10.0 tackles for loss in 2017 Single-game team best- 3.0 tackles for loss at BYU (10/28) Fifth on the 2017 team in tackles with 70 First San José State defensive player in 2017 to score a touchdown via fumble with his 22-yard return vs. Cal Poly (9/2) Community college transfer from Fullerton College 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 Dakari Monroe, CB Starting cornerback in the first two games this season 11 career starts and 35 games played Tied for 15th Intercepted a pass for the second consecutive game, credited with a single-game career-high three pass break-ups and five tackles vs. UC Davis Career-long 38-yard interception return led to San José State s first touchdown of the game Helped limit UC Davis All-American wide receiver Keelan Doss to less than 8.0 yards per catch and three first-down receptions Led the 2017 Spartans with three interceptions Only player on the team to have two interceptions in a game when he came up with a pair in the Wyoming win (11/25) Single-game high of seven tackles at Colorado State (11/18) Started at cornerback for the BYU game (10/28/17) and had his first career interception First career quarterback sack in the Utah State game (9/23) Picked up a blocked punt for a 26-yard return that set up a touchdown vs. USF (8/26) Finished 2016 with 16 tackles and had a fumble recovery in the Iowa State game STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FR INT PBU Career John Toussaint, CB Starter in each of the first two games Credited with two pass break-ups, one of them in the end zone, and four tackles against UC Davis Tied for ninth in the Mountain West with 1.00 pass break-ups/ game Played in seven games last season as a reserve cornerback and special teams player Transfer from Merced College Native of Miami, Fla. STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FR INT PBU Career Tre Webb, S Starter in each of the first two games this season Shares the team lead in tackles with 19 Made his first major college start against UC Davis A single-game career-high 11 tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss Played in all 13 games as a redshirt freshman in 2017 A reserve defensive back and special teams contributor 31 tackles and one pass break-up Had at least one tackle in 11 of 13 games Season-high six stops at Hawai i (10/28) STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Jonathan Lenard, Jr., S A starter the last eight games dating back to last season Fifth on the Spartans with 11 tackles Opened 2017 with five tackles and a tackle for loss Played in all 13 games last season Had the most starts of any San José State freshman on defense 33 tackles and 1.0 tackles for loss Season-high seven tackles in each of the final two games at Colorado State (11/18) and in the win over Wyoming (11/25) A redshirt for the 2016 season STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career Tre White, DB A starter in the defensive secondary for the Washington State game Redshirt freshman with three tackles after two games STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU Career

9 Brief Encounters (special teams) 38 Bryce Crawford, PK Named to the 2018 Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award watch list Nominated for the 2018 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete awards program Handled all three kicking chores in the first two games Career long 60-yard punt was one of 11 punts at Washington State (9/8) Previous best was 57 yards the week before vs. UC Davis (8/30) Moved into sixth place on the San José State career scoring list with 158 points after converting 5-of-5 PATs and a 29-yard field goal in the opener vs. UC Davis Maintained his streak of converting inside of 50 yards to 21 consecutive field goals Last miss inside 50 yards was a 29-yard try on October 1, 2016 at New Mexico Missed a 53-yard attempt into the wind vs. UC Davis and now is 5-of-10 in his career from 50 or more yards One of 20 semifinalists for the 2017 Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Award 2017 honorable mention All-Mountain West Kicked three field goals in a game five times in his career 14-for-17 in field goal kicking in 2017 Only misses were from 52, 51 and 55 yards Team scoring leader in 2017 with 62 points San José State single-season and career leader for most 50+ yard field goals with five First San José State kicker to kick field goals of 50 or more yards in consecutive games Kicked his first 50-plus yard field goal of his career with a 51- yard field goal at Utah (9/16) 2016 team scoring leader with 78 points 12th nationally in 2016 converting 86.7% of his field goals Became the third placekicker in San José State history to convert 10 kicks in a game when he made nine PATs and one field goal in a win over Portland State (9/10/16) Played in five games as a freshman in 2015 and began his college career with a 38-yard field goal vs. New Hampshire (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 Bryce Crawford Austin Lopez Joe Nedney NCAA STATISTICS as of 9/8 Team categories Scoring Offense - 109th tied Scoring Defense - 110th tied Total Offense - 116th Total Defense - 124th Rushing Offense - 123rd Rushing Defense - 57th tied Passing Efficiency - 114th Passing Defense - 127th Kickoff Returns - 89th Punt Returns - 84th tied Net Punting - 74th Turnover Margin - 63rd tied Turnovers Gained - 55th tied Fumbles Recovered - Passes Intercepted - 5th tied n/a Fewest Penalty Yards - 120th Sacks Allowed - 118th Sacks - 92nd tied Individual categories (Top-50) Passes defended - Dakari Monroe, 15th, 2.0/game Solo tackles Tre Webb, 15th tied, 6.5/game Interceptions per game - Dakari Monroe, 25th tied, 1.0/game Jesse Osuna, 25th tied, 1.0/game Nehemiah Shelton. 25th tied, 1.0/game Kyle Harmon, 25th tied, 1.0/game Receptions/game Josh Oliver, 28th tied, 6.50/game Receiving touchdowns - Bailey Gaither, 29th tied, 1.00/game Passing yards per completion - Montel Aaron, 42nd, 13.38/completion Total tackles Tre Webb, 42nd tied, 9.5/game Jamal Scott, 42nd tied, 9.5/game Pronunciation Guide: Ethan Aguayo Ag-gweye-oh E.J. Ane AH-nay Antwaun Ayers Ant-juan Airs Jackson Burrill Burr-rell Michael Carrillo Cah-rill-low Thai Cottrell Tie Cah-trell Bailey Gaither Gay-thur Sailosi Latu Sigh-low-see Lah-two Jonathan Lenard, Jr. Len-ard Austin Liles Ly-ulls Alii Matau Ah-lee-ee Mah-tah-oo Dakari Monroe Dah-car-ee Mon-row Deano Motes Dean-oh Moats Isaiah Ossai Oh-sigh Brian Papazian Pah-pah-zee-enn Tysyn Parker Tie-sin Malike Roberson Mah-leak Row-burr-son Rico Tolefree Toll-free John Toussaint Too-sahnt Demanuel Talauati Tah-lah-oo-ah-tee Duane Tuitasi Too-ee-tah-see Zamore Zigler Zah-more Zig-lurr

10 Spartans in the NFL: Eleven former San José State football players were listed on a NFL roster as of September 8. Four more Spartans are coaching in the NFL. Bené Benwikere, CB, Arizona Andre Chachere, CB - Houston (practice squad) Tyler Ervin, RB, Houston David Fales, QB, Miami Isaiah Irving, OLB, Chicago Jermaine Kelly, CB, Houston Akeem King, CB, Seattle (practice squad) Jeremiah Kolone, Los Angeles Rams (practice squad) Wes Schweitzer, OL, Atlanta Keith Smith, FB, Oakland Shane Smith, TE, New York Giants 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 2018 Spartans 2017 Mountain West All-Academic Team (3.00 or higher cumulative grade-point average and playing in at least half of the team s games) Jackson Burrill, TE Alii Matau, LB Bryce Crawford, PK Josh Oliver, TE Chandler Hawkins, S DeJon Packer, RB Harrison Hoffman, LS Tysyn Parker, LB Sailosi Latu, DL Jamal Scott, LB Josh Love, QB Jackson Snyder, OT 2018 San José State University Dean s Scholars (3.65 or higher in two of the previous three semesters) Michael Carrillo, QB Bryce Crawford, PK Jackson Snyder, OT 2018 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete (3.50 or higher cumulative grade-point average) Michael Carrillo, QB DeJon Packer, RB Bryce Crawford, PK Tysyn Parker, LB Harrison Hoffman, LS Jackson Snyder, OT 2018 Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars (3.20 or higher cumulative grade-point average, person of color, one year of residence at the institution) Michael Carrillo, QB

11 Game by Game Leaders Game Rushing Yards (Att.) Passing Yards Receptions Receiving Yards (Rec.) UC Davis 79 - Tyler Nevens (18) Montel Aaron 8 - Josh Oliver Bailey Gaither, (6) Washington State 33 - Mailke Roberson (12) 94 - Montel Aaron 5 - Josh Oliver 51 - Josh Oliver (5) Oregon Hawai i Colorado State Army West Point San Diego State UNLV Wyoming Utah State Nevada Wyoming Game Total Tackles Tackles for Loss Quarterback Sacks Interceptions UC Davis 12 - Ethan Aguayo Boogie Roberts Boogie Roberts 1 - Dakari Monroe Cade Hall Washington State 10 - Jesse Osuna Boogie Roberts Jesse Osuna 1 - Nehemiah Shelton 1 - Kyle Harmon Oregon Hawai i Colorado State Army West Point San Diego State UNLV Wyoming Utah State Nevada Wyoming

12 2018 Starting Lineups UC Davis Washington State Oregon Hawai i Colorado State Fresno State Army West Point San Diego State Wyoming Utah State Nevada Fresno State Offense Holmes WR (19) Liles WR (1) Kowalski LT (22) Snyder LT (9) Colman LG (2) Kowalski LG (23) Robbins C (1) Robbins C (2) Chamberlain RG (1) Colman RG (3) Snyder RT (8) Motes RT (1) Oliver TE (24) Oliver TE (25) Love QB (7) Aaron QB (9) Nevens RB (6) Roberson RB (4) Gaither WR (6) Gaither WR (7) Blackwell WR (8) Blackwell WR (9) Defense Bridges DE (23) Bridges DE (24) Roberts NT (25) Roberts NT (26) Latu DT (12) Latu DT (13) Osuna LB (1) Osuna LB (2) Parker LB (5) White DB (1) Aguayo LB (20) Aguayo LB (21) Scott LB (13) Scott LB (14) D. Monroe CB (11) D. Monroe CB (12) Toussaint CB (1) Toussaint CB (2) Webb S (1) Webb S (2) Lenard, Jr., S (7) Lenard, Jr., S (8) (##) - career starts

13 San Jose State University Football Depth Chart (as of 9/9) Offense WR 9 Justin Holmes (6-2, 219, SR, 3V, Roseville, Calif.) 18 Austin Liles (6-3, 190, SO, 1V, Anaheim, Calif.) LT 55 Jackson Snyder (6-5, 289, SO, 1V, Kentfield, Calif.) 67 Korey Mariboho (6-3, 287, JR, JC, Tustin, Calif.) LG 79 Troy Kowalski (6-5, 307, JR, 2V, Glendale, Ariz.) 62 Jesse Chamberlain (6-3, 303, FR, RS, Burbank, Calif.) C 57 Trevor Robbins (6-4, 284, SO, SQ, San Jose, Calif.) 56 Kyle Hoppe (6-1, 285, SO, 1V, Temecula, Calif.) RG 72 Jake Colman (6-3, 308, SR, SQ, Ventura, Calif.) 74 Anthony Pardue (6-5, 280, FR, HS, Murrieta, Calif.) RT 78 Deano Motes (6-5, 275, JR, SQ, Chandler, Ariz.) 55 Jackson Snyder (6-5, 289, SO, 1V, Kentfield, Calif.) TE 89 Josh Oliver (6-5, 250, SR, 3V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 81 Billy Humphreys (6-5, 234, SO, 1V, Malibu, Calif.) QB 7 Montel Aaron (6-5, 199, SO, 1V, Antelope, Calif.) or 12 Josh Love (6-2, 205, JR, 2V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) 14 Michael Carrillo (5-11, 180, Grad, SQ, El Cajon, Callif.) RB 20 Malike Roberson (5-8, 184, SR, 3V, Harbor City, Calif.) 21 DeJon Packer (5-11, 220, SR, 1V, San José, Calif.) 34 Michael Harris, III (5-8, 190, FR, HS, Visaiia, Calif.) 48 Brendan Manigo (5-10, 190, FR, RS, San Jose, Calif.) WR 84 Bailey Gaither (6-1, 178, JR, 2V, Paso Robles, Calif.) 22 Thai Cottrell (5-7, 181, SR, 3V, Oceanside, Calif.) 17 Leki Nunn (5-11, 180, FR, HS, San Mateo, Calif.) WR 11 JaQuan Blackwell (6-0, 192, SO, Moreno Valley, Calif.) 15 Tre Hartley (6-0, 203, SR, 2V, Milpitas, Calif.) Defense DE 9 Bryson Bridges (6-3, 266, SR, 3V, Temecula, Calif.) 92 Cade Hall (6-2, 235, FR, HS, Morgan Hill, Calif.) 95 Cameron Alexander (6-5, 278, SO, SQ, Los Angeles, Calif.) NT 8 Owen Roberts (6-2, 294, SR, 3V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 96 Duane Tuitasi (6-1, 308, JR, JC, Brisbane, Australia) 94 Jamaar Hardy (6-3, 276, FR, RS, Antioch, Calif.) DE 4 Sailosi Latu (6-2, 327, SR, 1V, American Fork, Utah) 98 Terrell Townsend (6-4, 268, JR, SQ, Oakland, Calif.) 97 Christian Johnson (6-6, 267, SO, SQ, Olivehurst, Calif.) LB 11 Jesse Osuna (6-0, 225, JR, SQ, Morgan Hill, Calif.) 16 Rico Tolefree (6-1, 217, SO, 1V, Richmond, Calif.) LB 28 Tysyn Parker (6-1, 222, SO, 1V, Gardena, Calif.) 45 Kyle Harmon (6-0, 225, FR, HS, Antioch, Calif.) LB 31 Ethan Aguayo (6-2, 220, JR, 2V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) 37 Isaiah Ossai (5-9, 201, FR, RS, San Jose, Calif.) LB 5 Jamal Scott (6-2, 237, SR, 1V, Anaheim, Calif.) 41 Hadari Darden (6-3, 213, JR, RS, Berkeley, Calif.) CB 19 Dakari Monroe (5-11, 190, JR, 2V, San Jose, Calif.) 7 Tre White (6-0, 175, FR, RS, Benicia, Calif.) CB 2 John Toussaint (6-0, 187, SR, 1V, Miami, Fla.) 24 Zamore Zigler (5-10, 171, JR, 2V, Rialto, Calif.) SS 3 Tre Webb (6-2, 194, SO, 1V, Riverside, Calif.) 34 Jalend Dinwiddie (5-11, 179, FR, RS, Stockton, Calif.) FS 27 Jonathan Lenard, Jr. (6-1, 180, SO, 1V, Beaumont, Texas) 14 Bobby Brown, Jr. (6-0, 179, SO, JC, Lancaster, Calif.) P 38 Bryce Crawford (6-3, 244, SR, 2V, Frisco, Texas) 49 Brian Papazian (6-1, 190, FR, RS, Chino Hills, Calif.) PK 38 Bryce Crawford (6-3, 244, SR, 2V, Frisco, Texas) H 49 Brian Papazian (6-1, 190, FR, RS, Chino Hills, Calif.) PR 22 Thai Cottrell (5-7, 176, SR, 3V, Oceanside, Calif.) KOR 24 Zamore Zigler (5-10, 171, JR, 2V, Rialto, Calif.) 22 Thai Cottrell (5-7, 176, SR, 3V, Oceanside, Calif.) LS 50 Harrison Hoffman (6-4, 232, JR, 1V, Westlake Village, Calif.) 31 Ethan Aguayo (6-2, 220, JR, 2V, Mission Viejo, Calif.)

14 University of Oregon Football Depth Chart (as of 9/8) Offense WR 3 Johnny Johnson, III (6-0, 197, SO) 81 Daewood Davis (6-2, 178, FR) 80 Bryan Addison (6-5, 180, FR) LT 58 Penei Sewell (6-6, 360, FR) 77 George Moore (6-6, 320, JR) LG 68 Shane Lemieux (6-4, 317, JR) 72 Sam Poutasi (6-4, 276, SO) 74 Steven Jones (6-7, 375, FR) C 55 Jake Hanson (6-5, 297, JR) 78 Alex Forsyth (6-4, 286, FR) RG 75 Dallas Warmack (6-2, 336, JR) 71 Jacob Capra (6-5, 319, SO) RT 54 Calvin Throckmorton (6-5, 318, JR) 66 Brady Aiello (6-7, 310, JR) TE 27 Jacob Breeland (6-5, 248, JR) 85 Kano Dillon (6-5, 256, SR) 87 Ryan Bay (6-3, 240, JR) QB 10 Justin Herbert (6-6, 233, JR) 11 Braxton Burmeister (6-1, 206, SO) 12 Tyler Shough (6-5, 204, FR) RB 20 Tony Brooks -James (5-9, 190, SR) 5 Taj Griffin (5-11, 178, SR) 26 Travis Dye (5-8, 197, FR) WR 30 Jaylon Redd (5-8, 178, SO) 17 Tabari Hines (5-10, 175, SR) WR 13 Dillon Mitchell (6-2, 189, JR) 9 Brenden Schooler (6-2, 193, JR) Defense DE 99 Austin Faoliu (6-3, 285, SO) 90 Drayton Carlberg (6-5, 282, JR) NT 34 Jordon Scott (6-1, 329, SO) 50 Popo Aumavae (6-3, 303, FR) DE 97 Jalen Jenks (6-6, 245, SR) 51 Gary Baker (6-3, 318, JR) OLB 29 Adrian Jackson (6-2, 218, FR) 24 Keith Simms (6-3, 227, SO) ILB 39 Kaulana Apelu (5-10, 204, SR) 41 Isaac Slade-Matautia (6-1, 209, FR) 55 Sampson Niu (6-1, 212, SO) ILB 35 Troy Dye (6-4, 224, JR) 29 Adrian Jackson (6-2, 218, FR) OLB 11 Justin Hollins (6-5, 242, SR) 24 Keith Simms (6-3, 227, SO) CB 4 Thomas Graham, Jr. (5-11, 191, SO) 23 Verone McKinley, III (5-10, 183, FR) CB 15 Deommodore Lenoir (5-11, 196, SO) 37 Kahlef Hailassie (6-2, 188, FR) SS 16 Nick Pickett (6-1, 200, SO) 25 Brady Breeze (6-0, 195, SO) 21 Mattrell McGraw (5-10, 196, SR) FS 7 Ugochukwu Amadi (5-10, 201, SR) 8 Jevon Holland (6-1, 192, FR) P 42 Blake Maimone ((6-6, 227, JR) 38 Tom Snee (6-3, 205, FR) PK 40 Zach Emerson (6-2, 214, SO) 96 Adam Stack (6-2, 182, SO) KO 40 Zach Emerson (6-2, 214, SO) 96 Adam Stack (6-2, 182, SO) H 42 Blake Maimone ((6-6, 227, JR) 38 Tom Snee (6-3, 205, FR) PR 7 Ugochukwu Amadi (5-10, 201, SR) 13 Dillon Mitchell (6-2, 189, JR) KOR 20 Tony Brooks-James (5-9, 190, SR) 30 Jaylon Redd (5-8, 178, SO) LS 49 Devin Melendez (6-1, 203, SR) 63 Karsten Battles (6-1, 257, FR) SS 63 Karsten Battles (6-1, 257, FR) 49 Devin Melendez (6-1, 203, SR)

15 2017 San Jose State University Alphabetical Football Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp. Hometown/Previous Schools 7 Montel Aaron QB SO 1V Antelope, Calif./Antelope HS 31 Ethan Aguayo LB JR 2V Mission Viejo, Calif./JSerra Catholic HS 95 Cameron Alexander DE SO SQ Los Angeles, Calif./Mira Costa HS 38 L.J. Anderson CB FR HS Oakland, Calif./Moreau HS 91 E.J. Ane DL FR HS Fort Irwin, Calif./Silver Valley HS 93 Sinjun Astani DE SO 1V Malibu, Calif/Loyola HS 4 Antwaun Ayers WR FR RS West Covina, Calif./Northview HS 6 Johnny Balderas CB FR RS Shafter, Calif./Liberty HS 77 Max Barth OL FR HS Lodi, Calif./St. Mary s HS 11 JaQuan Blackwell WR SO 1V Moreno Valley, Calif./Citrus Hill HS 13 Jermaine Braddock WR FR HS Covina, Calif,./Charter Oak HS 9 Bryson Bridges DL SR 3V Temecula, Calif./Chaparral HS 14 Bobby Brown, II S SO JC Lancaster, Calif./College of the Canyons/ Paraclete HS 30 Jackson Burrill TE SO 1V San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 51 Devon Calloway LB FR RS Westlake Village, Calif./Oaks Christian HS 14 Michael Carrillo QB Grad RS El Cajon, Calif./Grossmont College, El Cajon HS 62 Jesse Chamberlain C FR RS Burbank, Calif./Burroughs HS 48 Gurdeep Chopra DE FR RS San Jose, Calif./Willow Glen HS 72 Jake Colman OG SR SQ Ventura, Calif./Ventura College, Buena HS 22 Thai Cottrell WR SR 3V Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS 65 Robert Crandall OL FR RS Arroyo Grande, Calif./Mission Prep HS 38 Bryce Crawford PK SR 2V Frisco, Texas/Heritage HS 36 De Aundre Cruz RB FR HS Merizo, Guam/Father Duenas Memorial HS 41 Hadari Darden LB JR RS Berkeley, Calif./Contra Costa College, Moreau Catholic HS 87 Derrick Deese, Jr. TE JR JC La Palma, Calif./Golden West College, Kennedy HS 34 Jalend Dinwiddie S FR RS Stockton, Calif./Stagg HS 12 Brandon Ezell CB SR 1V Los Alamitos, Calif./Cerritos College, Los Alamitos HS 42 Junior Fehoko LB FR HS East Palo Alto, Calif./Saint Francis HS 85 Brett Foley TE JR 1V San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty HS 66 Dominic Fredrickson C JR 1V Pittsburg, Calif./Freedom HS 84 Bailey Gaither WR JR 2V Paso Robles, Calif./Paso Robles HS 60 Chris Galleta OL FR RS San Diego, Calif./Mater Dei Catholic HS 92 Cade Hall DL FR HS Morgan Hill, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 82 Isaiah Hamilton WR FR HS Baldwin Park, Calif./Charter Oak HS 94 Jamaar Hardy DE FR RS Antioch, Calif./Deer Valley HS 45 Kyle Harmon LB FR RS Antioch, Calif./Freedom HS 34 Michael Harris, III RB FR HS Visalia, Calif./Redwood, HS 15 Tre Hartley WR SR 2V Milpitas, Calif./Milpitas HS 1 Chandler Hawkins S SR 3V Los Angeles, Calif./St. John Bosco HS 50 Harrison Hoffman LS JR 1V Westlake Village, Calif./Moorpark College, Oaks Christian HS 9 Justin Holmes WR SR 3V Roseville, Calif./Oakmont HS 56 Kyle Hoppe C SO 1V Temecula, Calif./Chaparral HS 41 Steven Houston WR FR RS Dublin, Calif./Dublin HS 81 Billy Humphreys TE SO 1V Malibu, Calif./Notre Dame HS 26 Andrew Jenkins DB FR HS Stockton, Calif./St. Mary s HS 25 Tre Jenkins S FR HS Stockton, Calif./St. Mary s HS 97 Christian Johnson DE SO SQ Olivehurst, Calif./Wheatland HS 33 Jasyhi Johnson CB FR HS Los Angeles, Calif./Lawndale HS 1 Jeremy Kelly WR SR 3V Los Angeles, Calif./Salesian HS 79 Troy Kowalski OT JR 2V Glendale, Ariz./Mountain Ridge HS 16 Chance LaChapelle QB FR HS Sacramento, Calif./Sheldon HS 4 Sailosi Latu NT SR 1V American Fork, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College, American Fork HS, Los Osos HS 27 Jonathan Lenard, Jr. S SO 1V Beaumont, Texas/Rio Mesa HS 18 Austin Liles WR SO 1V Anaheim, Calif./Orange HS 12 Josh Love QB JR 2V Mission Viejo, Calif./Long Beach Poly HS 48 Brendan Manigo RB FR RS San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 67 Korey Mariboho OT JR JC Tustin, Calif./Saddleback College, JSerra HS 53 Alli Matau LB SO 1V Milpitas, Calif./Milpitas HS