Below is a list of San Diego States football coaches (excludes current staff) along with their alma mater and the years served on the SDSU staff. Following the list are brief bios on a couple of notable former assistants.

Alma Mater Year

1982-93, 1997-2007-08 1981-1934 1969-71 1996, 1997 (GA), 1993-1961 (GA), 1962-63 1948-50, 1952-57 1986-88 1981-85 1998-2005 2000-(HC) 1949-55 2002-05 1935-41 (HC) 2000-01 2006-07 1984-85 1961-72 (HC) 1994-96, 2002-05 (HC) 1988-89 1994-2001 1995-1966-72 1922-23 2006-08 1996-1942 (HC) 1986, 1980-81 1994-(GA) 1981-83 2002-1964-65 (GA), 1966 1967-72; 1973-80 (HC), 1995-99 1956-60 (HC) 1963-64 1964-79 1973-1930-34 (HC) 2006-08 1987-88 2006-08 2002-05 1988-93 2006-07 2002-04 1988-2002-06 1973-80 1988-93 1978-80, 1989-91, 1997-2001 2006-08 (HC) 1989-93 (HC) 1964-66 1966-67 (GA), 1973 1974-1986-1981-85 2006-08 1986-93

Seasons at SDSU

John Morello Pacific 68 Wayne Moses Washington 77 Toby Neinas Missouri 95 Mike Nelson Dayton 69 Sean Payton Eastern Illinois 87 C.E. Peterson Oregon St. Ray Peterson San Diego St. 96 Kennedy Pola Southern California 87 Cole Proctor Morehead St. 67 Donnie Rea San Diego St. 71 Monty Reedy San Diego St. 76 Ed Schmidt Wyoming 73 Dave Schramm San Diego St. 87 Mel Schroeder Occidental 32 William Schutte Idaho 33 Doug Scovil Pacific 52 Steve Shafer Utah St. 63 Charles Smith San Diego St. 31 Doug Smith Pacific 52 Mike Smith Eastern Tennessee St. 80 Choc Sportsman North Texas St. 27 Brian Stark Colorado 97 Denny Stolz Alma College 55 Bill Terry Western Kentucky 32 Ted Tollner Cal Poly SLO 62 Frank Vitale Cornell 52 Dick Wells Occidental 53 Ed White California 68 Del Wight Wyoming 62 Brad Wilson Ball State 06 Ernie Zampese Cal Poly SLO 62 Gary Zauner Wisconsin-La Crosse 72 HC - head coach, GA - graduate assistant
BrIan BIllIck Years at SDSU: 1981-85
1981-85 1986-88 2006-08 1987-88, 2008 1992-93 1921-29 (HC) 2002 (GA), 2003-05 1994-96, 1999 1981-85 1973-80 1976-79 (GA), 1980 1985-93 1992-1947-55 (HC), 1956-65 1981-85 (HC) 1975-82, 1994 1934-41, 1946-61 1981-85 1983-2002-05, 2008 1986-88 (HC) 1946 (HC), 1947-48 1973-80, 1994-2001 (HC) 1956-60 1961-63 1994-97, 2009 (GA) 1967-75 1981-85 Does not include current coaching staff

1991 Freedom Bowl

tUlsa 28, san dIego state 17 Dec. 30, 1991 u Anaheim Stadium u Anaheim, Calif. u Att: 34,217
San Diego State Boston University
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Ron Jackson rushed for 211 yards and a Freedom Bowl-record four touchdowns on 46 carries to lead Tulsa to a 28-17 victory over San Diego State at Anaheim Stadium. Freshman All-American Marshall Faulk rushed for 157 yards on 30 carries, including a 2-yard touchdown run with 5:23 remaining in the first quarter to give the Aztecs an early 7-0 lead. After two Tulsa scores, SDSU QB David Lowery capped a 10-play, 65-yard drive with a 4-yard touchdown run to tie the game at 14 at the half. The Hurricane defense limited the Aztecs to just 83 total yards and a 26-yard field goal by Andy Trakas in the second half, before Jacksons 4-yard TD run with 3:59 remaining sealed the victory for Tulsa.

Tulsa San Diego State

1986 Holiday Bowl

24 50-191 28-32-3-485

12 46-110 7-17-3-167
IoWa 39, san dIego state 38 Dec. 30, 1986 u Holiday Bowl u San Diego, Calif. u Att: 59,478

1998 Las Vegas Bowl

21 38-189 19-37-0-353

23 58-256 9-17-0-378

SAN DIEGO -- Rob Houghtlin hit a field goal as time expired to lift Iowa to a 39-38 victory over San Diego State in the Holiday Bowl before the largest crowd (59,478) ever to watch an Aztec football game at that time. Rick Bayless led the Hawkeyes, who were down 28-13 with 7:52 left in the third quarter, with 110 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries. After two Iowa touchdowns in the fourth quarter, SDSUs Kevin Rahill nailed a 21-yard field goal to give the Aztecs a 3836 lead with only 47 seconds remaining. However, the Hawkeyes marched down to the Aztec 24-yard-line and Houghtlin made the game-winning kick for Iowa. Todd Santos completed 21-of-33 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns to lead the SDSU offense. Corey Gilmore caught nine passes for 70 yards and ran for 35 more, including a 1-yard run in the third quarter.
nortH carolIna 20, san dIego state 13 Dec. 19, 1998 u Sam Boyd Stadium u Las Vegas, Nev. u Att: 21,429
LAS VEGAS -- Freshman quarterback Ronald Curry ran for a 48-yard touchdown in the first quarter and linebacker Keith Newman intercepted a Brian Russell pass at the goal line in the final minute as North Carolina held on for a 20-13 victory over San Diego State in the Las Vegas Bowl. After a 60-yard TD run by SDSUs Lonny Mitchell, UNC rattled off 20 straight points before Nate Tandberg's 32-yard field goal with 2:16 left in the first half brought the Aztecs to within 20-10. With 9:49 to play in the game, SDSU took control on their own 6-yard line and began a march that covered 75 yards in 13 plays, culminating with a 38-yard field goal by Tanberg with

A two-year letterwinner and starter (1966, 67) who helped guide the Aztecs to a 21-1 record during his stay Anchored the offensive line that averaged 29.2 points and 355.7 yards of offense in 10 games In his All-America season, the Aztecs averaged nearly four yards per rush with four players gaining more than 280 yards rushing Selected in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers Son of Aztec All-American John Duich. Was an Aztec Hall of Fame inductee in 2007.
lIttle all-aMerIcan - 1967

1,429 1,630 1,530

7.1 6.2 5.1

4,589 Yds.

Receiving

11.8 7.1 13.7

Lloyd Edwards

Gary Garrison

John Butler
Lettered in 1967 and 1968 at San Diego State, helping the Aztecs to a 19-1-1 record in his two seasons Earned All-America honors as a senior in 1968 Second leading rusher on the '67 squad, with 442 yards on 71 carries for an impressive 6.2 yards per carry Followed that up with an 809-yard rushing campaign in 1968, carrying 178 times for a 4.5 rush average Also had seven rushing touchdowns in his All-American campaign He had three rushing touchdowns and was not stopped for a loss in any of his 71 carries Selected in the third round of the 1969 NFL Draft by Oakland.
lIttle all-aMerIcan - 1968
A two-year letterwinner for the Aztecs (1964, 65) Set San Diego State records with 26 career touchdown receptions and 1,272 receiving yards in 1964 Was the first Aztec player to participate in the East-West Shrine Game Taken in the first round of the 1965 futures draft by San Diego A twotime Pro Bowl selection (1971, 73) Inducted into the Aztec Hall of Fame in 1988.
lIttle all-aMerIcan - 1964

Totals

Gary Garrison - SDSU Totals

Rec. 148

The first Aztec football player to receive national recognition A three-year letterwinner (1933, `34, `35), Butler earned All-America accolades in 1935 Played both ways, as a pulling guard on offense and a linebacker on defense Voted to the all-conference team all three seasons Served as the mayor of San Diego from 1951 to 1955 Member of the Aztec Hall of Fame.
lIttle all-aMerIcan - 1935

Marshall Faulk

Fred Dryer
A two-year letterwinner and starter at San Diego State (1967, 1968) who helped guide the Aztecs to a 19-1-1 record during his tenure Played 13 seasons in the National Football League for the New York Giants and the Los Angeles Rams A two-time Pro Bowl selection, Dryer anchored a defensive line that led the Rams to an appearance in Super Bowl XIX Following his football career, he had a successful acting career, staring in the long-running television series "Hunter" and later starting his own production company Inducted into the Aztec Hall of Fame in 1988 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1997.

1971 Totals

Tom Reynolds - SDSU Totals
885 17.7 Did not play due to injury 1,070 16.0

Norm Nygaard

A two-time all-conference performer who played for the Aztecs for three seasons (1952, 53, 54) His 2,619 career rushing yards were a San Diego State record until Marshall Faulks arrival. Aztec Hall of Fame inductee in 2002.
lIttle all-aMerIcan - 1954
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National Honors

Division I Era Multiple All-America Recipients
13 Players (1 three-time, 12 two-time)

11 times by 11 players

Third-Team All-Americans
Neal Petties, WR Tim Delaney, WR Jesse Freitas, QB Pete Inge, OG Jim Sandusky, WR Doug Aronson, OG Rob Awalt, TE Todd Santos, QB George Jones, RB Damon Gourdine, WR/KR J.R. Tolver, WR
3-tIMe all-aMerIcan *Marshall Faulk, RB (1991-1st, 1992-1st, 1993-1st) 2-tIMe all-aMerIcans Doug Aronson, OG (1985-HM, 1986-3rd) Darius Durham, WR (1981-HM, 1982-HM) Chris Hardy, RB (1985-HM, 1986-HM) Paul Hewitt, RB (1987-HM, 1988-HM) Michael Hughes, P (2005-HM, 2007-HM) Pete Inge, OG (1978-2nd, 1979-2nd) Kirk Morrison, LB (2003-1st, 2004-2nd) Ricky Parker, DB (1995-HM, 1996-HM) *Todd Santos, QB (1986-HM, 1987-3rd) *Brian Sipe, QB (1970-HM, 1971-HM) Kyle Turley, OT (1996-HM, 1997-1st) Kevin Wells, C (1987-HM, 1988-HM)
* - Member of Aztec Hall of Fame

Player, Position

Source

AP AP AP FN FN

AP FN , SN SN SN FN

two times by two players

Fourth-Team All-Americans
Larry Ned, RB J.R. Tolver, WR
three times by three players

Freshman All-Americans

Kirk Morrison, LB Lynell Hamilton, RB Russell Allen, LB
Paul Hewitt, RB Kerry Reed-Martin, TE Todd Santos, QB Kevin Wells, C Monty Gilbreath, WR Paul Hewitt, RB Kevin Wells, C Chris Finch, OG Ricky Parker, DB Will Blackwell, WR Billy Blanton, QB Peter Holt, PK Adrian Ioja, DE Ricky Parker, CB Kyle Turley, OT Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, DE Michael Hughes, P Michael Hughes, P
AP AP AP AP AP AP AP FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN CF CF
13 times by 11 players three consensus All-America selections

Player, Position Source

Honorable Mention All-Americans

53 times by 44 players

4th 1st HM

SN, RI SN SN

Haven Moses, WR SN, TM Henry Allison, OG SN, TM, NEA Willie Buchanon, DB SN, TM, PW Tom Reynolds, WR TM 75 Craig Penrose, QB SN, TM 78 Henry Williams, DB FC 91 Marshall Faulk, RB AP SN , 92 ** Marshall Faulk, RB AP FC, FN, FW, SN, UP WC , , 93 ** Marshall Faulk, RB AP FC, FN, FW, SN, UP WC , , 96 Noel Prefontaine, P AP FW , 97 * Kyle Turley, OT FC, FN, FW, SN 99 Mike Malano, C FW 03 Kirk Morrison, LB CF * - Consensus All-American as defined by the NCAA ** - Consensus All-American unanimous selection AP - Associated Press, CF - Collegefootballnews, FC - American Football Coaches Association (Kodak), FN - Football News, FW - Football Writers Association of America, NEA Newspaper Enterprise Association, PW - Pop Warner, RI Rivals.com, SN - Sporting News, TM - Time Magazine, UP United Press.

Sr. Sr. Sr.

12 -92 -244

3,185 2,993 3,932

3,197 2,901 3,688

319.7 263.7 307.3

Kirk Morrison, LB (preseason) Matt McCoy, LB (preseason) Kirk Morrison, LB (preseason) Antwan Applewhite, DE (preseason)

rUsHIng Year Player

1991 1992
Butkus Award (Outstanding Linebacker)
Marshall Faulk Marshall Faulk

Fr. So.

201 265

1,429 1,630

158.8 163.0
Kirk Morrison (preseason) Kirk Morrison (preseason) Kirk Morrison (semifinalist, 1 of 12) Matt McCoy (preseason) Russell Allen (preseason) Russell Allen (preseason) Antwan Applewhite, DE (preseason)

PassIng Year Player

Ted Hendricks Award (Top Defensive End) Biletnikoff Award (Top Wide Receiver)
J.R. Tolver (semifinalist) Kassim Osgood (preseason) Vincent Brown (semifinalist) Adam Hall (preseason)
1971 Brian Sipe Sr. 196 17.Jesse Freitas Sr. 227 20.Craig Penrose Sr. 198 18.0 Between 1970 and 1978, the NCAA ranked passing leaders by completions per game.

.531.654.567

2,532 2,993 2,660

Yards TDs

receIVIng Year Player

1971 1974

Tom Reynolds Dwight McDonald

Jr. Sr.

6.7 7.8

1,070 1,157

Davey OBrien Award (Outstanding Quarterback) Manning Award (Top Quarterback)

Ryan Lindley (preseason)

receIVIng yards Per gaMe Year Player
Patrick Rowe J. R. Tolver

71 128

1,392 1,785

126.6 137.3

Doak Walker Award (Top Running Back)
Larry Ned (semifinalist) Lynell Hamilton (preseason) Lynell Hamilton (preseason)

scorIng Year Player

1987 1991
Paul Hewitt Marshall Faulk

Sr. Fr.

144 140

12.0 15.6

Rimington Award (Outstanding Center)
Johnathan Ingram (preseason) Jasper Harvey (preseason) Jasper Harvey (preseason) Trask Iosefa (preseason)

PUnt retUrns Year Player

Jim Sandusky
Lombardi Award (Top Down Lineman)
Kirk Morrison (preseason) Mike Kracalik (preseason) Kirk Morrison (preseason) Russell Allen (preseason) Mike Kracalik (preseason)
kIckoFF retUrns Year Player

Mike Fox

Outland Trophy (Top Interior Lineman) Lou Groza Award (Outstanding Kicker)
Peter Holt (finalist, 1 of 5) J.C. Mejia (semifinalist, 1 of 20)
career PoInts Per gaMe Player

1991-93

NCAA Annual Team Champions
Total Offense Passing Offense Scoring Offense Passing Offense Passing Offense Passing Offense Punt Returns Net Punting 532.2 yards per game 374.2 yards per game 46.4 points per game 251.4 yards per game 305.0 yards per game 291.3 yards per game 17.0 yards per return 44.9 yards per punt
Ray Guy Award (Outstanding Punter)
Brian Simnjanovski (preseason) Michael Hughes (preseason) Michael Hughes (preseason) Brian Stahovich (preseason)

Yr. Player, Position (Date) Western Athletic Conference (1978-98)
Jack Hawley, QB (Sept. 27) Scott Nicholson, DL (Nov. 29) 00 Will Demps, DB (Sept. 4) Lon Sheriff, QB (Oct. 9) Derrick Lewis, WR (Oct. 23) Jomar Butler, LB (Oct. 23) Nate Tandberg, PK (Oct. 23) Dylan Robles, LB (Nov. 4) 01 Larry Ned, RB (Sept. 24) Larry Ned, RB (Oct. 7) 02 J.R. Tolver, WR (Sept. 16) Ricky Sharpe, DB (Oct. 14) J.R. Tolver, WR (Oct. 21) Kyle Conerly, PR (Oct. 28) 03 Jeff Webb, WR (Oct. 6) Kirk Morrison, LB (Oct. 27) Matt McCoy, LB (Nov. 10) Marviel Underwood, DB (Nov. 24) 04 Matt McCoy, LB (Sept. 20) Kirk Morrison, LB (Oct. 18) Heath Farwell, LB (Nov. 15) Kirk Morrison, LB (Nov. 15) Garrett Palmer, PK (Nov. 15) 05 Russell Allen, LB (Oct. 3) Reggie Grigsby, S (Oct. 17) Garrett Palmer, PK (Nov. 13) 06 Joe Martin, LB (Oct. 23) Garrett Palmer, PK (Oct. 23) Ray Bass, S (Nov. 13) Joe Martin, LB (Dec. 4) Freddy Dunkle, LB (Dec. 4) 07 Russell Allen, LB (Oct. 15) Luke Laolagi, LB (Nov. 5) Mekell Wesley, KR (Nov. 12) Michael Hughes, P (Nov. 15) Michael Hughes, P (Nov. 19) Garrett Palmer, PK (Dec. 3) 08 Ryan Lindley, QB (Sept. 29) Luke Laolagi, LB (Nov. 23) 09 Dey Juan Hemmings, DB (Oct. 5) Ryan Lindley, QB (Oct. 26) DeMarco Sampson, WR (Oct. 26) Brian Stahovich, P (Nov. 2) PD - Pacific Division
John Wesselman, DB (Sept. 30) Ron Slack, RB (Oct. 14) Dan McGwire, QB (Sept. 29) Patrick Rowe, WR (Oct. 13) Dan McGwire, QB (Nov. 17) T.C. Wright, RB (Nov. 24) Marshall Faulk, RB (Sept. 14) Andy Coviello, LB (Oct. 12) David Lowery, QB (Oct. 26) David Lowery, QB (Nov. 16) Marshall Faulk, RB (Sept. 5) Marshall Faulk, RB (Sept. 12) Darnay Scott, WR (Oct. 17) Marshall Faulk, RB (Nov. 14) Craigus Thompson, LB (Oct. 9) Marshall Faulk, RB (Nov. 13) Tim Gutierrez, QB (Sept. 10) Ricky Parker, CB (Sept. 11) Julius McChristian, SS (Oct. 2) Craigus Thompson, LB (Oct. 9) George Jones, RB (Oct. 16) Peter Holt, PK (Sept. 9) Will Blackwell, WR (Sept. 16) Peter Holt, PK (Sept. 23) Leandrew Childs, RS (Oct. 13) Noel Prefontaine, P (Nov. 4) Billy Blanton, QB (Nov. 11) Jason Moore, DB (Nov. 25) Billy Blanton, QB (Dec. 2) Charles Gatlin, DL (Dec. 2) Noel Prefontaine, P (Dec. 2) Az Hakim, RS (Sept. 8) Jonas Lewis, RB (Nov. 17) Larry Ned, RB (Oct. 5) Damon Gourdine, RS (Oct. 12) Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, DE (Oct. 26) Don Copeland, P (Nov. 9)
Defensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Defensive Offensive Co-Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Defensive Offensive Offensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Offensive PD-Special Teams PD-Offensive PD-Special Teams PD-Special Teams PD-Special Teams PD-Offensive PD-Defensive PD-Offensive PD-Defensive PD-Special Teams PD-Special Teams PD-Offensive PD-Offensive PD-ST PD-Defensive PD-Special Teams Offensive Defensive Defensive Offensive Offensive Defensive Special Teams Defensive Offensive Co-Offensive Offensive Defensive Offensive Special Teams Co-Offensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Co-Defensive Co-Defensive Special Teams Defensive Defensive Special Teams Defensive Special Teams Defensive Defensive Special Teams Defensive Defensive Special Teams Special Teams Special Teams Special Teams Offensive Co-Defensive Co-Defensive Co-Offensive Co-Offensive Special Teams

Most Valuable Special Teams Player
Yr. Player PCAA (1969-75)
2008 Terry Donovan Lew Chumich
Perpetual trophy donated by Richard L. Wagner.
Awarded by the Mesa Distributing Co., Inc., to the top scout-team players.

Prep Player Award

Mark Grey, off. James Johnson, def. Dan Knight, off. Todd Richards, def. Maurice Sowell, off. Stuart Busbee, def. Ron Hawkins, off. Dave DesRochers, def. John Moomaw, off. Brett Branco, def. Jim Miele, off. Frank Pulice, def. Larry Maxey, off. Eric Nelson, def. Bob Shults, off. George Glaze, def. Chris Rodahoffer, def. Beveren Means, off. Tyrone Morrison, def. Ray Peterson, off. Shawn Smith, def. Marlon Manassa, off. Michael Driver, def. Will Blackwell, off. Avo Avetisyan, def. Tyrone Evans, off. Joseph Tuipala, def. Andrew Kline, off. Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, def. Lamont Webb, off. M.J. Rzeznik, def. Mac Cleary, def. Greg Morena, off. Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, def. Daniel Gourdine, off. M.J. Rzeznik, def. Jon Geisler, off. DeAngelo Nedd, def. Beau Trickey, def. Adam Hall, off. Kirk Morrison, def. Jason Perry, def. Jasper Harvey, off. Robert Ortiz, off. Heath Farwell, def. Joe Martin, def. Brett Sturm, off. Jason Van, off. Darron Howard, off. Chaz Schilens, off. Antwan Applewhite, def. Darren Mougey, off. Emil Metroka, def. Tyler Campbell, off. Avery Williams, def. Davon Brown, off. Andrew Preston, def. John Rivera, off. DeMarco Sampson, off. Miles Burris, def. Josh Ulibarri, off. Demetrius Barksdale, def. Robert Gregorio, off. Eron Moses, def. Jacob Driver, special teams
Yr. Player, Position WAC (1978-98)
Most Inspirational Player
David Stenson Warren Simmons Joe Gibbs John Goddon Ken Madison Jon Wittler Cliff Hancock Mike Meagher Tim Delaney Tim Delaney Terry Mendenhall Ty Youngs Bill Ferguson Darold Nogle Rance Olison Bob Johnson Herman Edwards Ed Imo Dave Katzenmeyer Terrell Ward Kevin Mitchell Jerome Franey Alan Dale Thomas Carter Mike Waters Jack Eaton Mike Ariey Reggie Blaylock Monty Gilbreath Joe Santos Lou Foster Lou Foster Tracey Mao Wayne Pittman Ray Peterson Ricky Parker Craigus Thompson Julius McChristian Joe Jackson Scottie Nicholson Scottie Nicholson Jerome Haywood Jerome Haywood Johnathan Ingram

Most Improved Player

2001 Richard Brown Dan Gaston Vince Warren Duane Pettitt Mike Knutson Samida Tuiaana Jim Jennings Kevin Macon Sebastian Glaze Mark Roberts Doug Tom Billy Blanton Kyle Turley Obafemi Ayanbadejo Jason Moore Rico Curtis Jesus Reyes Rick Austin Darryl Jones Ted Printy Antwone Young Brendan Darby, off. Andrew Brigham, def. Brian Simnjanovski, special teams Johnathan Ingram, off. Kirk Morrison, def. Garret Pavelko, def. Justin Green, special teams Jason Perry, special teams Amon Arnold

Imhof, Martin (DT) - St. Louis (1972), Washington (1974), New England (1975), Denver (1976) Ingram, Johnathan (OL) - Kansas City (2004-06) Ioja, Adrian (DE) - Oakland (1997) Jackson, Alfred (DB) - L.A. Rams (1989-90), Cleveland (1991), Minnesota (1995)
Ned, Larry (RB) - Minnesota (2003-04) Nichols, Tony (OL) - Chicago (1993) Nixon, Tory (DB) - Washington (1985), San Francisco (198588)
OConnell, Kevin (QB) - New England (2008), N.Y. Jets
(2009-) Ogas, Dave (LB) - Oakland (1968), Buffalo (1969) Oliver, Clancy (DB) - Pittsburgh (1969-70), St. Louis (1973) Osgood, Kassim (WR) - San Diego (2003-09) Owens, Marv (WR) - St. Louis (1973), N.Y Jets (1974).
Jackson, Monte (DB) - L.A. Rams (1975-77), Oakland (197881) Jackson, Terry (DB) - N.Y Giants (1978-83), Seattle (1984. 87) Jacquet, Nathaniel (WR/PR) - Indianapolis (1997), Miami (1998-99), San Diego (2000), Minnesota (2001) Johnson, James (LB) - Detroit (1985-87) Jones, Bob (DB/WR) - Chicago (1967), Atlanta (1969) Jones, George (RB) - Pittsburgh (1997), Jacksonville (199899)
Edwards, Herman (DB) - Philadelphia (1977-86) Edwards, Lloyd (RB) - Oakland (1969)
Farris, John (OL) - San Diego (1965-66) Farwell, Heath (LB) - Minnesota (2005-) Faryniarz, Brett (DE) - L.A. Rams (1988-91), Atlanta (1992),
Kahui, Kurt (DL) - San Diego (2006) Keiaho, Freddy (LB) - Indianapolis (2006-09) Kirk, Randy (LB) - San Diego (1987-88), Phoenix (1989), San Diego (1991), Cincinnati (1992-93), Arizona (199495), San Francisco (1996-98) Kline, Andrew (OL) - St. Louis (2000)
Parker, Ricky (DB) - Jacksonville (1997) Penrose, Craig (QB) - Denver (1976-79), N.Y Jets (1980). Pearson, Dennis (WR) - Atlanta (1978-79) Peterson, Jim (LB) - Los Angeles (1974-75), Tampa Bay (1976) Petties, Neal (WR) - Baltimore (1964-66) Pieri, Damon (DB) - N.Y Jets (1993), Carolina (1995-98). Pino, Chris (OL) - Baltimore Ravens (2005) Pitts, Chester (OL) - Houston (2002-09)
Quinlan, Volney (Skeet) (WR) - Los Angeles (1952-56), Cleveland (1956)
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Raye, Jimmy (WR) - L.A. Rams (1991), San Diego (1992) Reed, Doug (DT) - L.A. Rams (1984-90) Reynolds, Tom (WR) - New England (1972) Ricardo, Benny (K) - Buffalo (1976), Detroit (1976-79), New Orleans (1980-81), Minnesota (1982-83), San Diego (1984) Ridge, Houston (DE) - San Diego (1966-69) Robinson, Will (OT) - Seattle (2008), Washington (2009-) Rowe, Patrick (WR) - Cleveland (1992-93) Rowe, Ray (TE) - Washington (1992) Russell, Brian (DB) - Minnesota (2001-04), Cleveland (2005-06), Seattle (2007-08), Jacksonville (2009), Houston (2009)
Sagapolutele, Pio (DT) - Cleveland (1991-95), New England (1996), New Orleans (1997-00) Salaam, Ephraim (OT) - Atlanta (1998-2001), Denver (20022003), Jacksonville (2004-05), Houston (2006-08), Detroit (2009), Houston (2009) Sampson, Clinton (WR) - Denver (1983-86), Buffalo (1987) Saxon, Mike (P) - Dallas (1985-92), New England (1993), Minnesota (1994-95) Schilens, Chaz (WR) - Oakland (2008-) Schmautz, Ray (LB) - Oakland (1966) Schmitt, Tyler (LS) - Seattle (2008) Scott, Darnay (WR) - Cincinnati (1994-2001), Dallas (2002) Seabaugh, Todd (LB) - Pittsburgh (1983-85) Shaw, Dennis (QB) - Buffalo (1970-73), St. Louis (1974-75), N.Y Giants (1976), Kansas City (1978). Sharpe, Ricky (DB) - Cleveland (2004) Shoate, Jeff (DB) - Denver (2004-07), Baltimore (2007), New York Giants (2007) Shy, Don (RB) - Pittsburgh (1967-68), New Orleans (1969), Chicago (1970-72), St. Louis (1973)

Quinlan, Volney - 1951 Quinones, Erik - 2009 Raaka, Bill - 1934-35 Rachow, Judd - 1989-90-91 Radovich, Nick - 1947 Rager, Brandon - 2002-03 Rahill, Kevin - 1986 Ramage, Scott - 1981-82 Ramos, Leo - 1981 Rand, Jack - 1932-33-34 Randall, Sakimo - 1999-00-01 Rash, Dick - 1941 Rasmussen, Jeffrey - 1969-70 Ray, LaVance - 2002-03 Raye, Jimmy - 1988-89-90 Rayford, Bennie - 1976 Rea, Donnie - 1969-70 Reagan, Ralph - 1975-76 Reed, Doug - 1981-82 Reed, Michael - 1970-71 Reed, Troy - 1986 Reed-Martin, Kerry - 1985-86-87-88 Reeder, Rick - 1980-81 Reedy, Monty - 1974-75 Reese, Dean - 1975 Reisinger, Bob - 1985 Reyes, Jesus - 1996-97-98 Reynolds, R. (Tom) - 1969-70-71 Ricardo, Benny - 1973-74 Riccobono, Joe - 1947-48 Rice, Owen - 1932-33-34 Richards, John - 1946 Richards, Todd - 1984-85 Richardson, Frank - 1954-55 Richardson, Rickey - 1977-78 Richet, Stuart - 1925 Richey, Kevin - 1979-80-81-82 Ricketts, Bob - 1941 Ricketts, Kenneth (Ed) - 1950-51 Ridge, Houston - 1965 Rimbach, Bev - 1945 Rinehart, Mike - 1983 Ring, Dave - 1980-82 Ritter, Jared - 1999-00-01-02 Rivera, Emilio - 2008-09 Robb, Jack - 1925-26-27 Robb, Wesley - 1951-52-53 Robbins, Al - 1942 Robbins, Val - 1941-42, 46 Roberts, Don - 1981-82 Roberts, Evan - 1932 Roberts, Mark - 1991-92-93 Roberts, Patrick - 1960-61-62 Robertson, Jon - 1969-70 Robinson, Preston - 1951 Robinson, Steve - 1994-95-97
Robinson, Will - 2004-05-06-07 Robles, Dylan - 2000-01 Rockold, Joe - 1960-61 Rodahoffer, Chris - 1991-92-93 Rodriquez, Albert - 1998 Rodriquez, Andy - 1968-69-70 Rodriquez, Armando - 1945 Roe, Matt - 1993-94 Roeszler, Greg - 1977-78 Rogers, Bob - 1947-48 Romero, Gary - 1961-62 Romig, Jim - 1956-57-58 Ross, Alden - 1922 Ross, Wayne - 1984-85-86-87 Roth, Bill - 1925 Rouser, Eric - 2005-06 Rowe, Patrick - 1987-88-90-91 Rowe, Ray - 1988-89-90-91 Royal, Don - 1963-64-65 Rudisill, Steve - 1991 Ruffa, Ed - 1923-24-25-26 Rulon, Tom - 1982-83 Rumsey, Bill - 1928-29-30 Runyon, Richard - 1954-55 Russell, Brian - 1998-99-00 Russell, Shane - 2005 Russell, Bob - 1941 Russell, Robert - 1952-53 Russo, Sam - 1921-22, 24 Rutley, Mark - 1982 Ryan, Robbie - 2001-02-03 Ryan, Robert - 1922 Rymer, Steve - 1976 Rzeznik, M.J. - 1996-97-98
Sagapolutele, Pio - 1988-89-90 Salaam, Ephraim - 1995-96-97 Salinger, Paul - 1962 Sampson, Clinton - 1981-82 Sampson, DeMarco - 2005, 08-09 Sandford, Nick - 2006-07-08-09 Sandifer, Dominique - 2009 Sandin, Michael - 1960 Sandoval, Armando - 1997 Sandusky, George - 1975 Sandusky, Jim - 1983 Sang, Derek - 1989-90 Sanger, Jerry - 1958-59 Santifer, Derek - 1987 Santoro, Seth - 2003 Santos, Atonio - 1996-97 Santos, Joe - 1988-89 Santos, Todd - 1984-85-86-87 Savage, Bob - 1978 Savorn, Jason - 1990-91-93 Sawaya, Al - 1956-58 Saxon, Mike - 1982-83 Schacklett, John - 1959-60 Schaefer, Chris - 1978 Schakel, Larry - 1966-67 Schantz, Andrew - 2005-06 Scheel, Lyman - 1921 Scheid, Pat - 1971-72 Schevings, Albert - 1923-24 Schilens, Chaz - 2004-05-06-07 Schimpf, Larry - 1956-57-58 Schlick, Dave - 1987-88 Schmautz, Raymond - 1964 Schmidt, Mike - 2006-07-08 Schmidt, Steve - 2005, 07 Schmidt, Taylor - 2004-05 Schmitt Tyler - 2004-05-06-07 Schraeder, Vernon - 1931-32 Schweitzer, Ed - 1971-73 Scoggins, Craig - 1965-66 Scott, Bill - 1982-83 Scott, Darnay - 1991-92-93 Scott, Mark - 1999 Scroggins, Ed - 1971-73 Scudday, Brian - 1978, 80-81 Seabaugh, Todd - 1981-82 See, Elmer - 1926 Seiner, Bob - 1981-82 Sefton, Walt - 1936-37 Semenik, Alex - 1992-93 Seminario, Joe - 1940-41-42 Sevier, Wayne - 1961-62

1969 Pasadena Bowl (Pasadena Bowl;, Sacramento, Calif.)
Cal St. Los Angeles*.W at San Jose St.*.W at West Texas St.W at Texas-Arlington.W UC Santa Barbara*.W at Fresno St.*.W Pacific*.W New Mexico St.W North Texas St. (HC).W (--/18) Long Beach St.*.W
49-0 55-21 24-14 27-10 55-13 48-20 58-32 70-21 42-24 36-32
9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 11/1 11/8 11/15 11/22
at Arizona.L 10-17 Tampa.W 28-25 at Texas-El Paso.W 26-12 at Fresno St.*.W 24-21 San Jose St.* (HC).W 40-14 Long Beach St.*.W 27-17 (20/--) at North Texas St.L 9-14 Pacific*.W 37-9 New Mexico St.W 35-14 Bowling Green.T 21-21 Utah St.W 34-6 Total. 291-170
Home: 4-2, Away: 4-1 Head Coach: Claude Gilbert

8-3; 3-2 Pcaa (1st)

9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/31 11/7 11/14
(--/19) vs. Boston U.W 28-7 Total. 492-194
Home: 6-2, Away: 3-0 Head Coach: Don Coryell

9-2; 5-1 Pcaa (1st)

Pacific.W
at Northern Illinois.W at Northern Texas St.W Cal St. Los Angeles*.W (--/20) Brigham Young.W (--/20) Southern Mississippi.W (--/19) San Jose St.*.W (14/14) Fresno St.*.W (14/14) at Pacific*.W (14/17) UC Santa Barbara*.W
35-3 23-0 35-0 31-11 41-14 32-6 56-14 14-13 65-7
Texas-El Paso.W 31-10 at Oregon St.W 25-0 (--/20) North Texas St.W 30-12 (--/16) at Utah St.W 19-10 (--/18) Cal St. Fullerton*.W 59-14 (--/19) at Fresno St.*.W 29-0 (--/18) New Mexico St.W 48-3 (--/17) at Pacific*.W 31-13 (13/12) Arizona.L 24-31 at San Jose St.*.L 7-31 Long Beach St.*.L 17-21 Total. 320-145
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9/12 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27
Home: 7-1, Away: 3-0 Head Coach: Claude Gilbert

10-1; IndePendent

9/10 10/17 10/1 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/19 11/26
Arkansas St.W 24-14 Fresno St.W 7-3 at Bowling Green.W 27-15 Brigham Young.L 0-8 Pacific.W 21-15 Cal St. Fullerton.W 27-14 at Texas-El Paso.W 27-16 San Jose St. (HC).W 30-17 Utah St.W 7-6 at Long Beach St.W 10-3 New Mexico.W 17-14 Total. 197-125
10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/29
1981 MIRAGE BOWL (Japan, regular season game)
Brigham Young*.L Hawai'i*.L at Utah*.L Wyoming* (HC).L at UNLV.W Texas-El Paso*.W
7-27 10-28 14-17 13-24 38-20 59-14

11/15 11/22 11/29 12/30

1986 Holiday Bowl (Jack Murphy Stadium; San Diego, Calif.)
Wyoming*.W Hawai'i*.W Brigham Young*.W

31-24 35-5 10-3

9/11 9/18 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27
vs. Air Force*.L 16-21 Total. 279-227
Iowa (16).L 38-39 Total. 292-279 The Holiday Bowl is considered a home game for SDSU per the NCAA.
Home: 5-1, Away: 2-4 Head Coach: Doug Scovil
7-5; 4-3 Western atHletIc (t-3rd)
9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21
Home: 4-2, Away: 1-5 Head Coach: Denny Stolz
5-7; 4-4 Western atHletIc (5tH)

5-6 oVerall

W L L W L L W L L W W
3-4 MoUntaIn West (t-5tH)

HoMe: 2-3; aWay: 3-3

SOUTH FLORIDA at Illinois at Southern California at Kansas AIR FORCE* NEW MEXICO* at Colorado St.* at Utah* BRIGHAM YOUNG* at UNLV* WYOMING*

17 - 21

15 - 13
25,766 35,798 53,966 34,500 31,856 30,508 26,774 38,561 40,836 18,165 20,622
N D D N N N, HC D D N D D
ESPN+Plus ABC (r) ESPN2 UNM TV ESPN+Plus ESPN+Plus ESPN+Plus ESPN
A.31 S.9 S.16 S.23 O.7 O.14 O.21 O.28 N.4 N.18 N.25

3-8 oVerall

L L L L W L W L W L L

HoMe: 0-5; aWay: 3-3

ARIZONA ST. ILLINOIS at Arizona at Oregon St. at Wyoming* UTAH* at Brigham Young* COLORADO ST.* at New Mexico* at Air Force* UNLV*

na 33 73

30,931 26,779 44,973 32,027 15,661 17,498 61,194 24,852 21,007 33,975 17,184
N N N D D D D N, HC D D N
ESPN2 ESPN2 Fox-Ariz Fox-NW ABC (r) ESPN+Plus ESPN+Plus SportsWest ESPN+Plus SportsWest
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A.30 S.8 S.22 S.29 O.6 O.13 O.20 O.25 N.3 N.10 N.17

L L W L W L L L L L W

2-5 MoUntaIn West (7tH)

HoMe: 2-4; aWay: 1-4

ARIZONA at Arizona St. at Colorado St.* AIR FORCE* EASTERN ILLINOIS at UNLV* at Ohio St. BRIGHAM YOUNG* NEW MEXICO* at Utah* WYOMING*

16 - 10

67 29,54,29,22,20,22,102,30,16,36,16,864

N N D N N D D N N D N

ABC (r) ESPN2 ABC (r) ESPN+Plus SportsWest SportsWest SportsWest
A.29 S.7 S.14 S.21 S.28 O.12 O.19 O.26 N.2 N.9 N.15 N.23 D.7

4-9 oVerall

L L L L L W W W L L L W L
4-3 MoUntaIn West (t-3rd)
at Fresno St. at Colorado ARIZONA ST. at Idaho UCLA UTAH* at Wyoming* UNLV* at Brigham Young* at New Mexico* COLORADO ST.* at Air Force* at Hawaii

17 - 30

HoMe: 2-3; aWay: 2-6

coacH: toM craFt

39,111 44,126 29,041 14,887 33,610 20,410 13,757 21,541 59,362 28,770 21,714 31,023 36,671

21 - 17

N N N D D D D D, HC D D D D N
ESPN2 FSN Fox-Ariz. ESPN2 KJZZ
ESPN+Plus SportsWest SportsWest ESPN2 KFVE
A.30 S.9 S.13 S.20 S.27 O.4 O.11 O.18 O.25 N.8 N.15 N.22

W L W W L L L L W W L W

3-4 MoUntaIn West (t-4tH)
EASTERN WASHINGTON at Ohio St. at Texas El-Paso SAMFORD at UCLA BRIGHAM YOUNG* at Utah* NEW MEXICO* WYOMING* at UNLV* at Colorado St.* AIR FORCE*

2 - 19

HoMe: 4-2; aWay: 2-4
N D N D N N N N, HC N D D N
77 21,104,18,20,48,32,39,22,15,20,29,23,682
ESPN+Plus Fox West 2 SportsWest KJZZ SportsWest SportsWest ESPN+Plus ESPN+Plus SportsWest

CAL POLY at Notre Dame at San Jose St. IDAHO at TCU* AIR FORCE* at New Mexico* COLORADO ST.* at Wyoming* at Brigham Young* UTAH* UNLV*

HoMe: 2-4; aWay: 0-6

-77 62
26,851 80,795 19,854 21,401 30,620 43,630 26,695 17,185 11,779 64,107 19,342 17,846

17 - - 7

N D N N N N, FW D N, HC D D N N

Ch. 4 SD NBC

Go Vandals TV The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. CBS College
S.5 S.12 S.19 S.16 O.3 O.17 O.24 O.31 N.7 N.14 N.21 N.28

L W L L W L W W L L L L

2-6 MoUntaIn West (7tH)
at UCLA SOUTHERN UTAH at Idaho at Air Force* NEW MEXICO ST. BRIGHAM YOUNG* at Colorado St.* NEW MEXICO* TCU* WYOMING* at Utah* at UNLV*

HoMe: 3-3; aWay: 1-5

207 341

coacH: Brady Hoke

55,761 42,137 10,324 35,929 21,184 30,258 20,631 12,647 21,708 18,851 44,991 13,730

18 - - - 23

D N, FW D D N D, HC D D D N D N

FS West

SWX The Mtn. The Mtn. The Mtn. CBS College VERSUS The Mtn. VERSUS The Mtn.
All totals listed SDSU-Opponent. Rank is opponents AP and coaches poll rankings at game time. D - day game, N - night game, S - snow, HC - Homecoming, FW - KGB SkyShow.
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Southern California Junior College Conference Pacific Coast Athletic Conference

Year-By-Year Record

Overall Record
4-6-0 6-4-0 8-2-0 7-1-2 5-3-1.400.600.800.800.688
Conference Pct Record Pct

1-3-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0

Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
.250 1.000 1.000 1.000 Independent

Finish Bowl

4th 1st 1st 1st
C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson
11-0-0 9-2-0 6-5-0 10-1-0 9-1-1 8-2-1 8-3-0 10-1-0 10-1-0
3-4-1 4-3-0 3-3-0 3-5-0 5-4-0 5-3-2 3-5-1 4-4-1 3-5-1 3-4-1 6-1-1 7-1-0 5-2-1
California Collegiate Athletic Conference

1967 1968

.438.571.500.375.555.600.388.500.389.438.813.875.688
1-3-1 2-3-0 2-3-0 1-5-0 3-3-0 2-2-1 2-4-1 4-2-1 2-1-1 2-2-1 5-0-0 4-1-0 3-2-1.300.400.400.167.500.500.357.643.700.500 1.000.800.583
7th T-5th 5th 6th 3rd T-4th 5th 4th 2nd T-3rd 1st 1st 3rd
C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson C.E. Peterson W. Herreid W. Herreid W. Herreid W. Herreid W. Herreid Leo Calland Leo Calland Leo Calland Leo Calland
Western Athletic Conference

Western Athletic Conference Era Mountain West Conference Era
N.18.99 N.25.00 O.13.01 O.26.02 N.8.03 N.20.04 O.8.05 N.11.06 N.10.07 N.22.08 N.28.09 N.16.96 O.18.97
O.22.77 O.11.80 N.14.81 S.25.82 O.27.83 N.3.84
MWC Era: 7-4, WAC Era: 1-1 Longest SDSU Win Streak: 3 (2002-04, 06-08) Longest UNM Win Streak: 3 (1983-1996) Date Location (Opp. NR) Score
H-San Diego Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-Las Vegas Silver Bowl H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-Las Vegas Silver Bowl H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium W L W W L L 31-7 17-28 38-20 26-23 10-28 14-30
N.30.74 S.27.75 N.13.76 O.1.77
H-San Diego Stadium A-Romney Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium
W 34-6 W 19-10 W 7-6 W 19-0
Non-NCAA Division I Football Teams
Alumni Amy-Navy Academy J.C. Boston University Cal Poly (Pomona) Cal St. Fullerton Cal St. Los Angeles Cal St. Northridge Cal Western Caltech Camp Haan Chaffey J.C. Chapman Coronado H.S. El Centro J.C. Fleet Air Fullerton J.C. Hardin-Simmons Hawaii Marines LaVerne Long Beach St. Loyola (Calif.) March Field Flyers Mexico Polytechnic Naval Air Occidental Pacific Pepperdine Pomona College Redlands Reserve Destroyers Riverside J.C. San Diego Marines San Diego NTC San Francisco St. Santa Ana J.C. Submarines Pacific Tampa Texas-Arlington UC Santa Barbara U.S.S. Birmingham U.S.S. Melville U.S.S. New Mexico West Texas St. Whittier 2 10

Historic Series

WyoMIng
L 42-44 W-ot 20-17 W L L W W W L W W W L 37-7 24-31 3-31 31-21 7-0 21-3 10-13 21-7 38-30 42-21 24-28
A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium H-Qualcomm Stadium A-Sam Boyd Stadium
Series: Wyoming leads 17-14 Home: 10-6, Away: 4-11 Qualcomm Stadium/Jack Murphy/SD: 9-6 MWC Era: 7-4, WAC Era: 7-13 Longest SDSU Win Streak: 5 (1999-2003) Longest Wyoming Win Streak: 4 (1992-1995) Date Location (Opp. NR) Score Western Athletic Conference Era
O.14.78 N.3.79 O.25.80 N.7.81 O.9.82 N.12.83 O.6.84 N.9.85 N.15.86 O.3.87 O.8.88 N.11.89 O.6.90 N.2.91 N.7.92 N.27.93 O.22.94 N.11.95 N.7.96 N.1.97 N.27.99 O.7.00 N.17.91 O.19.02 O.25.03 O.9.04 N.19.05 N.4.06 N.3.07 N.1.08 N.14.09 A-War Memorial Stadium H-San Diego Stadium (HC) A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium (HC) A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium (HC) A-War Memorial Stadium A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium A-War Memorial Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium H-Jack Murphy Stadium (16) A-War Memorial Stadium L W L L W L W L W L L W L W L L L L W L 22-31 31-21 9-34 13-24 24-21 21-33 21-0 20-41 31-24 10-52 27-55 27-17 51-52 24-22 6-17 38-43 35-52 31-34 28-24 17-41 39-7 34-0 38-16 24-20 25-20 10-20 34-21 24-27 27-24 10-35 27-30