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USD Football; Nov. 4, 2014
Ted Gosen, Associate Director of Athletics for Media Relations
Toreros begin 3-game homestand with Morehead State on Saturday
USD will put 16-game PFL home winning streak on the line against MSU Eagles
2014 USD SCHEDULE
Sept. 6 W. NEW MEXICO
Sept. 13 @ Jacksonville*
Sept. 20 PRINCETON
Sept. 27 @ Marist*
Oct.4 Bye
Oct. 11 STETSON*
Oct. 18 @ Butler*
Oct. 25DAYTON*
Nov. 1 @ Drake*
Nov. 8 MOREHEAD ST.*
Nov. 15 VALPARAISO*
Nov. 22 CAL POLY
W, 23-17
L, 35-18
W, 39-29
W, 20-16
W, 31-23
W, 27-21
W,40-29
W, 17-14
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
4:00 pm
All times Pacific ... USD home games in BOLD
played at USD Torero Stadium (6,000 capacity).
* PFL Contest.
GAMES TO BE WEBCAST
@ www.usdtoreros.com
GAME #9: The USD Toreros (7-1; 5-1 PFL), under the direction of second year head coach
Dale Lindsey, will put their 6-game winning streak on the line this Saturday when they
play host to the Morehead State Eagles (3-6; 2-4 PFL). The Toreros also own a 16-game
PFL home winning streak at Walter J. Zable Field at Torero Stadium. Kickoff is slated for
1:00 pm.
SERIES RECORD: This is 10th meeting between USD and Morehead State and the Toreros own a perfect 9-0 record against the Eagles... USD won last year's November 9th
road contest by the score of 56-3... Mason Mills paced the offense by completing 23-31
passes for 378 yards and 4 TDs... WR Reggie Bell hauled in 9 receptions for 211 yards and
2 TDs... RB Joe Ferguson rushed for 115 yards and a score... Safety Matt Miller led the
defense with 13 tackles and DB Yogi Hale returned an interception 77 yards for a score.
LIVE WEBCAST/VIDEO STREAM: Saturday's contest will be webcast and streamed live
with Jack Cronin (play-by-play) and J.T. Rogan (color analyst) calling the action. The
pre-game show begins at 12:50 p.m. (PST).
A LOOK AHEAD: Following the Morehead State contest, the Toreros will host their final
PFL contest against the Valparaiso Crusaders (Nov. 15th, 1pm). The 21st-ranked Cal Poly
All USD Football games, home and Mustangs come to town on November 22nd for a 4:00 p.m. non-conference game at
away, will be webcast live this season Torero Stadium to close out the regular-season. It will be Senior Night for USD.
with Jack Cronin calling all of the playby-play action. Cronin begins his 8th PFL STANDINGS/SCHEDULE FOR NOV. 8TH: San Diego (5-1 PFL, 7-1), Jacksonville (5-1,
year of calling Torero football. For USD's 7-2), Dayton (4-1, 6-2), Drake (4-2, 5-4), Campbell (4-2, 4-5), Marist (3-3, 3-6), Stetson (2-3,
seven home games he will be joined in 4-5), Butler (2-4, 4-5), Morehead State (2-4, 3-6), Valparaiso (0-5, 2-7), Davidson (0-5, 1-8).
the booth by USD alum JT Rogan who PFL Games for Nov. 8th: Missouri Baptist at Campbell, Jacksonville at Davidson, Drake
played for the Toreros from 2005-2009. at Dayton, Butler at Valparaiso, Marist at Stetson, Morehead State at USD.
In addition, USD's seven home games
will have live video streaming, along PFL TIEBREAKER UPDATE: Based on the remaining three PFL teams with just one
with live statistics.
loss (Dayton, Jacksonville and San Diego), below is the PFL tiebreaker update should all
three teams win out: Dayton has 3 PFL games left (Drake, Butler, Campbell); Jacksonville has 2 PFL games (Davidson, Campbell); San Diego has 2 PFL games left (Morehead
2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS
State, Valparaiso). The three remaining teams will not play each other and none can
Aug. 31 @ Cal Poly
L, 38-16
be 2-0 in the group. (Tiebreaker 2) - Jacksonville df. San Diego, will not play Dayton.
Sept. 7 W. NEW MEXICO W, 38-35
Dayton lost to San Diego, will not play Jacksonville. San Diego 1-1 against the two
Sept. 21 HARVARD
L, 42-20
teams it would be tied with. (Tiebreaker 3)- Common Opponents are Butler, Drake,
Sept. 28 @ Stetson*
W, 59-0
Oct. 5 MERCER*
W, 45-13
Marist and Morehead State. Dayton 2-0 (will play Butler and Drake), San Diego 3-0 (will
Oct. 12 MARIST*
W, 35-33
play Morehead State), Jacksonville 3-1 (has played all four). If Dayton and San Diego
Oct. 19 @ Dayton*
L, 45-38 (2ot)
win their remaining games, Jacksonville drops out of the tiebreaker. Dayton and San
Oct. 26 BUTLER*
W, 42-14
Diego revert to the two-team tiebreaker. In that case, USD defeated Dayton 40-29 on
Nov. 2 @ Valparaiso*
W, 58-14
Oct. 25th and would own the league's AQ. (Tiebreaker 1). Should Dayton drop one of
Nov. 9 @ Morehead St.* W, 56-3
their remaining 3 PFL games, and both Jacksonville and USD win their remaining two
Nov. 16 DRAKE*
W, 23-13
league contests, Jacksonville would earn the league's AQ based on their 35-18 victory
over the Toreros back on September 13th.
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SAN DIEGO TORERO TWO-DEEP
(as of 11-4-14) C- team captain
USD Torero Offense
WR- #13 Brandon White (6-3, 208, Sr.)
#80 Justin Priest (6-2, 185, Fr.)
LT- #66 Pono Keni (6-3, 290, Jr.)
#64 Connor Spencer (6-2, 265, Fr.)
LG- #74 Luke Meyer (6-3, 280, Jr.*)
#54 Jimmy Maloney (6-2, 263, Fr.)
C- #52 Steven Oliver (6-1, 270, Jr.*)
#68 Joe Hurney (6-0, 270, Fr.)
RG- #79 Jeff Starr (6-4, 330, Jr.*)
#54 Jimmy Maloney (6-2, 263, Fr.)
RT- #55 Miles McArdle (6-3, 266, Fr.)
#70 Austin Hyatt (6-5, 285, Fr.*)
TE- #85 Ross Dwelley (6-5, 237, Fr.*)
#84 Mason Burnett (6-4, 220, Fr.*)
WR- #3 Reggie Bell (6-0, 200, Sr.*) - C
#81 Trevor Barney (5-9, 175, Fr.*)
QB- #19 Keith Williams (6-1, 185, So.)
#12 Trey Wheeler (6-1, 212, Jr.*)
RB- #29 Jonah Hodges (5-9, 185, So.*)
#20 Dallas Kessman (5-9, 200, Jr.*)
WR- #7 D'Angelo Barksdale (6-1, 190, Sr.*)
#83 Parker Mays (6-2, 180, So.*)
USD Torero Defense
LE- #76 Taylor Bongiovanni (6-1, 242, Jr.)
#98 Josh Williams (6-1, 255, Jr.*)
DT- #73 Brandon Pulealii (6-0, 310, Jr.*)
#92 Steven Spencer (5-10, 240, Sr.*)
NT- #77 Jamal Newman (6-2, 280, So.)
#78 Bennie Harris (6-2, 265, Jr.*)
RE- #95 Jonathan Petersen (6-1, 225, Fr.)
#93 Spencer Hammitt (6-2, 235, Fr.*)
#NB- #25 Troy McClelland (5-11, 205, Sr.*) - C
#2 Brian Riley (6-2, 190, So.)
MB- #50 Una Hamala (6-1, 230, Sr.*) - C
#46 Alec Moreno (6-2, 235, Fr.*)
WB- #43 Nic Henson (6-2, 220, So.*)
#41 Luke Taffuri (5-11, 222, So.)
CB- #39 Devyn Bryant (5-11, 178, So.)
#21 Toney Sawyer (6-1, 185, Sr.)
CB- #26 Jamal Agnew (5-9, 180, So.)
#33 Kishan Patel (5-10, 167, Fr.*)
SS- #10 Joe LaBarbera (6-0, 205, Sr.*)
#30 Jereke Armstrong (5-8, 180, So.*)
FS- #6 Matt Miller (5-11, 200, Sr.*)
#28 Ray Clark (5-11, 190, Fr.)
USD Torero Special Teams
PK- #14 David Last (5-10, 205, Jr.*)
#35 Daniel McManus (6-2, 185, Fr.)
KO- #14 David Last (5-10, 205, Jr.*)
#35 Daniel McManus (6-2, 185, Fr.)
P- #38 Ryan Belden (6-2, 195, So.)
#14 David Last (5-10, 205, Jr.*)
PR- #3 Reggie Bell (6-0, 200, Sr.*)
#25 Troy McClelland (5-11, 205, Sr.*)
KR- #7 D'Angelo Barksdale (6-1, 190, Sr.*)
#28 Ray Clark (5-11, 190, Fr.)
LS- #49 Fia Malepeai (5-9, 230, Fr.*)
#32 Chandler Rogers (6-4, 185, Fr.)
H- #38 Ryan Belden (6-2, 195, So.)
#80 Justin Priest (6-2, 185, Fr.)
* utilized redshirt year
USD Torero Football Coaching Staff
Dale Lindsey - Head Coach (2nd Yr.)
Sam Anno - Asst. HC/STC/LB's (6th Yr.)
Tanner Engstrand - Asst. HC/OC./QB’s (10th Yr.)
Kenny Holmes - DL (1st Yr.)
Steve Irvin - Def. Coor. (4th Yr.)
Jim Jackson - OL (1st Yr.)
Bobby Jay - DB's. (4th Yr.)
Cory Martin - WR's/Rec. Coor. (2nd Yr.)
Ronnie Pentz - TE's & Special Teams (2nd Yr.)
Garrett Robinson - DB's (2nd Yr.)
Tyler Sutton - RB's (1st Yr.)
Mike Rish - Senior Off. Adm. Asst. (31st Yr.)
Cody Tescher - Dir. of Ops (1st Yr.)
Head Coach Dale Lindsey - 2nd Season
USD introduced Dale Lindsey as its new head football
coach on December 29, 2012. Lindsey took over for Ron
Caragher who moved onto San Jose State University. The
program's13th head coach, Lindsey directed the Toreros to
an 8-3 record in his first season.
"After Coach Caragher informed me that he was
leaving USD, the first person I met with was our Defensive
Coordinator, Dale Lindsey,” said Ky Snyder, USD Executive
Director of Athletics. “His knowledge of the game of football,
of our team, of transitions, the respect he commands from
both our coaches and players made him the likely person for
me to put in charge of our program while we searched for a new Head Coach. We knew
the characteristics that we were looking for: Integrity, belief and promotion of the studentathlete, great knowledge of the game of football, a recruiter who can identify talent that can
be nurtured, a coach of coaches and one with connections to build our staff; and, a person
who can be creative in moving our program forward. As we spoke to and interviewed many
coaches, we kept coming back to the realization that the characteristics and experience
that we were looking for, was already on our staff. We could not find someone with more
integrity, belief in the student-athlete and knowledge of the game than Dale Lindsey. Both
the coaches and players look to him to learn and draw on his experience. In his heart, Dale
Lindsey is a teacher and a leader. That fits the University of San Diego and our Football
program. I am very excited to introduce Dale Lindsey as our new Head Football Coach of
the University of San Diego.”
Lindsey returned to USD’s staff for the 2012
season where he was the program’s defensive coordinator.
The Toreros finished the season with an overall record of
8-3 and earned a share of the Pioneer Football League
title with Butler and Drake with 7-1 records. The Toreros
won their final six games, and among 121 FCS teams in
the country, USD ranked 14th in scoring defense (19.27),
15th in rushing defense (120.0) and 19th in pass efficiency
defense (114.56).
From 2009-2011 Lindsey was at New Mexico
State University where he was assistant head coach
and linebackers coach. Prior to NMSU, he spent his first
season with the USD staff in 2008, where he was the
Torero linebackers coach. That season Lindsey helped
the 9-2 Toreros’ defense hold its opponents to just 18.9 points a game and 322 yards of
total offense per contest.
Lindsey brings a wealth of football experience as a former NFL player and coach.
His resume includes over 30 years of football coaching at the high school, college and
professional ranks. Most recently with the Washington Redskins (2004-06), Lindsey also spent
time on the San Diego Chargers staff as defensive coordinator (2002-03) and linebackers
coach (1992-96).
From 1992-96, Lindsey was the linebackers coach on the Chargers’ defensive
staff that helped guide the team to a pair of AFC West titles (1992 and 1994), three playoff
appearances (1992, 1994 and 1995) and one AFC Championship (1994). Lindsey also spent
time with the Chicago Bears, New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay
Packers.
Lindsey played both linebacker and fullback for two years at Western Kentucky,
helping the 1963 Hilltoppers to a 10-0-1 mark and the Tangerine Bowl Championship.
Overall, the two Topper teams (1963-64) he played on went 16-3-2. A two-time All-OVC
pick, he earned All-America honors as a linebacker in 1964 and was named to the all-time
OVC Team in 1988. A Bowling Green (Ky.) High product, he was drafted
by the Cleveland Browns (in the seventh round) and by the New York
Jets of the American Football League (sixth round) in 1965 and went on
to play nine seasons at linebacker for the Cleveland Browns (1965-73).
In 2008, Lindsey was inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of
Fame in Louisville, Kentucky. Lindsey and his wife, Eva, reside in Rancho
Bernardo, and have five children - Blan, Jennifer, Kim, Johnny and Derek.
TORERO TIDBITS: USD's current 6-game winning streak matches
the program's 6-game win streak to end the 2012 campaign... USD
has won its last 8 home contests dating back to last season (4220 loss to Harvard on Sept. 21), and its last 16 home PFL contests
(last loss to Dayton, Oct. 9, 2010)... USD's win over Drake ended
the Bulldogs 19-game home PFL winning streak... Two Toreros
continue to lead the FCS in statistical categories... RS-Junior kicker
David Last leads in FG% (1.000, 9-9)... He converted a personalbest 50-yarder last Saturday against Drake which ranks 4th best
in Torero history... CB Jamal Agnew leads in passes defended (2.3
pg, 4 interceptions and 12 breakups)... Agnew needs 3 more pass
breakups for a new USD single season record of 15 (14 - Darryl
Jackson, '90; Ben Stoebner, '86)... The senior receiving tandem of
Brandon White and Reggie Bell continue their ascent up the
Torero record charts... White now has 177 career receptions (#5
all-time) for 2,305 yards (#6 all-time) and 27 TDs (#4 all-time)... Bell
improved his career numbers to 158 receptions (#7 all-time) for
2,461 yards (#4 all-time) and 23 touchdowns (#7 all-time)... Among
PFL teams the Toreros rank first in field goals (9-9, 1.000), pass
defense (188.1 yards per game), pass defense efficiency (101.3
rating), red zone offense (26-28, 92.9%) and red zone defense (1927, 70.4%)... Toreros among PFL leaders include Jonah Hodges
(2nd in rushing, 101.2 yards per game; 3rd in all-purpose yards,
135.0), QB Keith Williams (1st in pass efficiency, 141.1 rating),
Brandon White (2nd in receiving yards per game, 80.0), kicker
David Last (1st in FG%, 1.000; 3rd in scoring for kickers, 6.1; 3rd
in FGs made per game, 1.12) and WR Reggie Bell (2nd in punt
returns, 9.7 yards per return)... Hodges is up to 810 yards rushing...
Williams is 99-179 for 1460 yds and 13 TDs... White owns 42 catches
for 640 yards... LB's Una Hamala and Nic Henson each own 62
tackles, followed by Troy McClelland (49), Matt Miller (47) and
Joe LaBarbera (44).
HODGES RECOGNIZED BY SD HALL OF CHAMPIONS: Sophomore RB Jonah Hodges (Santa Cruz, Calif.) has been named a
Star of the Month for October by the San Diego Hall of Champions. He set a new USD single game record for rushing yards
with his 273-yard performance in the team’s 31-23 victory over
Stetson on October 11th. His 273 yards came on just 17 carries
with two going for TDs (53, 56). Hodges’ 17th and final carry of
the game came late in the 4th quarter with under three minutes
to go. He rushed for 2 yards allowing him to surpass Sammy
Croom’s long-standing USD mark of 271 yards (vs. Azusa Pacific,
1972). Since joining the PFL in 1993, USD’s previous individual
best was 229 yards from Evan Harney (vs. Marist, 2003). For the
month of October the Toreros went 3-0 with wins over Stetson,
Butler and Dayton. For the three games Hodges totaled 350
yards on 49 carries (116.7 yards per game) with 2 touchdowns.
He also caught 3 receptions (27 yards) and returned a kickoff for
23 yards (vs. Dayton) to finish with 400 all-purpose yards... Hodges joins Reggie Bell who was honored in September.
TOREROS PICKED FIRST IN PRESEASON PFL COACHES POLL:
For the third straight year the Toreros were picked to finish first in
the PFL Preseason Coaches Poll. USD received five of a possible
10 first-place votes and 90 of a maximum 100 points. The Toreros were followed by Dayton (82 points), Jacksonville (80), Butler (77), Drake (73), Marist (61), Campbell (38), Morehead State
(35), Stetson (30), Davidson (20) and Valparaiso (19). The PFL will
feature 11 teams each playing an eight-game schedule to determine the league champion and recipient of the automatic qualifier (AQ) to the 2014 NCAA FCS Championship.
JOSH JOHNSON REUNITES WITH COACH JIM HARBAUGH:
Former Torero great Josh Johnson (2004-2007) rejoins the San
Francisco 49ers and former USD head coach Jim Harbaugh for
the 2014 season ... This past year he appeared in two games with
the Cincinnati Bengals... He entered the NFL as a fifth-round draft
choice of Tampa Bay in 2008 and played in 26 games with five
starts for Bucs from ’08 through ’11 ... Signed with San Francisco
as an unrestricted free agent for 2012, was released by the 49ers
in final preseason cuts, then signed with Cleveland for the final
regular-season game, seeing brief action without a pass attempt
... Heading into this season his career NFL statistics include 96
completions in 177attempts for 1,042 yards, 5 TDs and 10 INTs ...
Owns a 6.2-yard career rushing ave., with 44 carries for 274 yards.
SCOUTING THE MOREHEAD STATE EAGLES: Morehead State
comes to town with an overall record of 3-6 (2-4 PFL)... This past
weekend they dropped a 62-52 decision at Butler... The MSU Eagles totaled 706 yards of offense (591 passing), but came up 10
points shy on the scoreboard... QB Austin Gahafer was 24-33 for
333 yards and 3 TDs... WR Jake Raymond caught 11 balls for 107
yards and one score... RB Lawrence Jones finished with 98 yards
on 12 carries... Two weekends ago the Eagles escaped with a 4847 home win over Valparaiso... MSU scored two touchdowns in
the final 3:13, including the last TD with just 17 seconds left for
the game-winner... Slot Receiver Brandon Bornhauser rushed
in from 4 yards for the one-point win... For the game Gahafer
completed 31-43 passes for 352 yards and 3 TDs... Raymond was
the lead receiver with 8 catches for 116 yards and 1 TD.... Over
the past two games MSU has totaled 100 points but given up
109... For the season Gahafer has completed 213-of-332 passes
for 2,175 yards and 16 TDs... Raymond has caught 54 balls for
538 yards and 4 TDs... Bornhauser leads the ground attack with
6 rushing TDs... Luke Keller paces the defense with 67 tackles ...
Head Coach Rob Tenyer (Olivet-Michigan, 1995) is in his second
year at the helm and he owns a 6-15 record.
TRIO OF CAPTAINS SELECTED: Torero players selected three
fifth-year teammates to be 2014 Team Captains - senior safety
Troy McClelland (San Diego, Calif.) was named team captain,
and senior wide receiver Reggie Bell (Union City, Calif.) and
senior linebacker Una Hamala (Inglewood, Calif.) were picked
co-captains.
TOREROS TEN YEAR RUN: Over the past 10 seasons (20042013) the Toreros have combined for an overall record of 8130 (72.9 winning %)... Last year the Toreros won their final four
games to finish 8-3 overall and with a 5-1 mark at Torero Stadium... Including this season's four home wins over Western New
Mexico, Princeton, Stetson and Dayton, USD's home record on
Walter J. Zable Field at Torero Stadium since the start of the 2004
campaign is 54-11 (83.1 winning %).
PFL CONCLUDES REVIEW OF USD FOOTBALL: The PFL
concluded its review of a matter involving the San Diego football
program. The league has ruled no additional sanctions will be
imposed on the San Diego football team beyond its voluntary
removal from the 2013 conference championship.
PFL TIEBREAKER MODIFIED: The PFL automatic qualifier
tiebreaker was modified during the league's August president's
council meeting. In 2014, the league will no longer use computer
rankings to determine its automatic qualifier. Instead, the league
will use a "Strength of Victory" and "Strength of Schedule" both based on conference games only - to help determine its
representative in the FCS Championship. The complete PFL
tiebreaker is available online at pioneer-football.org/tiebreaker.
NCAA DIVISION I FCS PLAYOFFS: For the second straight year,
the Pioneer Football League regular-season champion will receive
an automatic bid into the Division I Football Championship.
Last season the championship
expanded to 24 teams with 11
automatic bids and 13 at-large
berths. The football selection
committee will selec t eight
national seeds, which will receive
a first-round bye. The remaining
16 teams will be placed into the
first round spots with emphasis on
geographical proximity.
GAME BY GAME RECAPS (1-3)
(GAME #1 - SEPTEMBER 6TH) TOREROS HOLD OFF WESTERN NEW MEXICO 23-17: The 2014 version of the USD Toreros won their season
opener over the visiting Western New Mexico Mustangs by the score of 23-17 before a crowd of 4,064 at Torero Stadium. It marked the 4th straight
season USD has downed the Mustangs in their home opener, and the third straight year it went down to the wire. Sophomore quarterback Keith
Williams and running back Jonah Hodges paced the Torero offensive efforts, and the USD defense came up big at the end when it needed to.
Williams, who edged out Trey Wheeler for the starting nod at quarterback after a very close battle in camp, turned in a solid rookie starting debut.
He completed 12-of-25 passes for 203 yards and two TDs, and chipped in with 59 yards rushing on 8 carries. Williams’ two touchdown passes
were big plays as he connected with senior wide receiver Brandon White for 74 yards in the 1st quarter, and senior Reggie Bell for 61 yards in
the 2nd quarter. Hodges, a first-year player who transferred in from Cal, totaled 120 yards on 23 carries with 1 score. At the halftime break the
Toreros held a 16-3 advantage with junior kicker David Last nailing a 20-yard field goal with 4:16 to go. WNMU’s lone score of the first half came
on a 30-yard FG from kicker Josh McIntire early in the 2nd period. USD extended its lead to 23-3 on an 11-yard rushing score from Hodges with
10:16 to go in the 3rd period that culminated a 7-play, 40-yard drive. It was the only points scored during the period. For the third straight season
the visiting Mustangs rallied late and got themselves back in contention. Junior QB Mitch Glasmann (Temecula, Calif.) tossed two touchdown
passes to Marcus Smith (15 yards; 13:46 to go) and Donald Byrd (31 yards; 5:19 to go) to pull within 23-17. In between those two scores WNMU
was threatening to score but a Glasmann pass to the left corner of the endzone was picked off by corner back Devyn Bryant with 8:44 to go in the
game. Following Byrd’s score with 5:19 to go, the Mustang defense forced the Toreros to punt following a three-and-out. WNMU marched down
the field again all the way to the San Diego 14-yard line, but eventually faced a 4th-and-7 from the 17-yard line and Glasmann’s pass attempt to
Smith was incomplete and Torero lineman Jamal Newman was credited with a quarterback hurry. Glasmann finished the night 26-of-51 for 280
yards and 2 scores, while RB Marques Rodgers tallied 97 yards on 18 carries. For the game USD totaled 371 yards of offense (168 rush, 203 pass)
while the Mustangs finished with 431 yards of offense (151 rush, 280 pass). In addition to Williams and Hodges, senior receiver Brandon White
caught 5 balls for 122 yards (1 score) and senior receiver Reggie Bell finished with 5 catches for 78 yards and 1 score. Defensively the Toreros were
paced by redshirt sophomore linebacker Nic Henson (12 tackles), senior corner Toney Sawyer (9 tackles, 1 forced fumble, 1 break-up) and senior
linebacker Una Hamala (8 stops).
(GAME #2 - SEPTEMBER 13TH) TOREROS DROP PFL OPENER TO JACKSONVILLE 35-18: The USD football team (1-1, 0-1 PFL) opened the
Pioneer Football League season with a tough 35-18 loss at Jacksonville Saturday afternoon. The Dolphins gained 447 yards of total offense, while
forcing four Torero turnovers and holding USD to 281 yards. Sophomore quarterback Keith Williams struggled in his first career road start, going
11-for-27 for 137 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions. Jonah Hodges ran for 88 yards on 22 carries with a touchdown. The Dolphins cracked the scoreboard first. After being forced to punt in the game’s opening drive, Toney Sawyer fumbled the return at the Torero 23 yard
line. Jacksonville scored three plays later on a 16-yard pass from Kade Bell to Andrew Robustelli. The Dolphins added to their total with a 10-play
92-yard drive, keyed by a Torero personal foul that negated a Jamal Agnew interception. After a 39-yard pass from Bell to Dorian Guy, Ulysses
Bryant scored on a five-yard touchdown run to give Jacksonville a 14-0 lead. The Torero offense struggled early, failing to get a first down on their
first two drives. However, USD’s third drive started at the Dolphins’ 43 after Troy McClelland forced a fumble of running back Ulysses Bryant. A
roughing the passer penalty against Jacksonville on third down kept the Torero drive alive and eventually Williams found receiver Brandon White
in the endzone for a nine-yard touchdown to cut the lead to 14-7. The Toreros forced another fumble on the following Dolphins’ possession, taking
over at the JU 16-yard line after Steven Spencer knocked the ball loose from Andy Jones. However, USD gained just one yard in three plays and
had to settle for a 33-yard David Last field goal. The Dolphins added one more touchdown before halftime, scoring on another Bryant rushing
touchdown, this one from four yards out. The Dolphins scored quickly in the second half, opening the lead to 28-10. Orlando Thomas scampered
for a 23-yard touchdown run to cap off a four-play 57-yard scoring drive. The Toreros cut into the Dolphins’ lead early in the fourth quarter when
Jonah Hodges scored on an eight-yard touchdown run. Williams converted the two-point conversion by connecting with DeAngelo Barksdale,
bringing the score to 28-18. The Dolphins answered right back with a seven-play 83-yard drive that ended with another Dorian Guy touchdown
reception to give Jacksonville a 35-18 lead. Defensively, the Toreros were led by Una Hamala’s 13 total tackles. Troy McClelland added ten tackles
(1.5 for loss) and forced a fumble. Nic Henson chipped in with seven tackles and recorded the Toreros’ only sack, while Jamal Agnew tallied his
first interception of the 2014 season.
(GAME #3 - SEPTEMBER 20TH) TOREROS DOWN PRINCETON 39-29: The USD Toreros earned a hard-fought 39-29 home victory over the Princeton Tigers before 3,324 fans at Walter J. Zable Field at Torero Stadium. With the win the Toreros improve to 2-1 on the season while Princeton, the
2013 Ivy League champions, fall to 0-1. It was a great Torero team effort from all three phases that got the Toreros back on the winning track. Sophomore QB Keith Williams passed for 277 yards and 4 touchdowns, and senior WR Reggie Bell hauled in 4 passes for 186 yards and two scores. The
Toreros jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter behind a Keith Williams 10-yard pass to senior Brandon White, and a 1-yard rushing score
by Williams. USD’s first score of the game was helped by a big pass play from Williams to Bell for 82 yards. Princeton got on the scoreboard just
before the end of the first period when QB Quinn Epperly rushed in from 12-yards out untouched. In the second quarter Princeton’s Joe Rhattigan
rushed in from 12-yards out but Tigers missed on their two-point conversion for the second straight attempt to trail 14-12. For USD, Bell hauled in
a 29-yard touchdown pass from Williams to extend their lead to 21-12 with 6:36 to go in the half. Princeton’s Nolan Bieck converted on a 34-yard
field goal to finish off an 11-play, 58 yard drive for the 21-15 intermission score. The Tigers opened up the second half with a 4-yard touchdown pass
from Epperly to WR Matt Costello just 1:07 into the half to take their first lead of the game at 22-21. Once again Williams and Bell connected for a
score, this time for 48-yards with 5:25 left in the third period for a 29-22 advantage. From there USD would hold onto the lead. The fourth quarter
saw USD’s D’Angelo Barksdale score on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Williams, and David Last kick a 22-yard field goal for a 39-22 advantage.
Princeton closed out the game scoring with a 22-yard reception by Seth DeValve that was thrown by Epperly. For the Toreros Bell finished with 245
all-purpose yards (186 receiving, 59 punt return). Bell’s 186 yards receiving came on just 4 receptions. Brandon White had 5 catches for 86 yards
and 1 score – it marked White’s 8th straight game with a touchdown reception. Williams completed 10-of-24 for 277 yards and his 4 touchdowns.
Defensively USD was paced by CB Toney Sawyer (7 tackles, 1 interception, 3 pass break-ups), LB Una Hamala (6 stops), safety Troy McClelland
(6 stops), safety Matt Miller (6 tackles) and CB Jamal Agnew (4 stops, 1 interception, 3 pass break-ups). Princeton’s Quinn Epperly was 25-53 for
237 yards and 2 scores. Wide receiver Seth DeValve hauled in 9 passes for 123 yards and 1 score. The Tigers ground attack was paced by DiAndre
Atwater with 80 yards on 10 carries. For the game USD totaled 403 yards of offense while holding Princeton to 370. USD punter Ryan Belden had
a busy day punting 11 times for 400 yards (36.4) with 3 inside of the Princeton 20-yard line.
GAME BY GAME RECAPS (4-6)
(GAME #4 - SEPTEMBER 27TH) TOREROS ESCAPE WITH 20-16 WIN AT MARIST: Sophomore quarterback Keith Williams found a wide open
Reggie Bell down field with just five seconds left for a 36-yard touchdown score to propel the Toreros to a 20-16 comeback victory. USD was facing
a 4th and 6 with no timeouts left and Williams rolled left and somehow Bell broke free down field close to the end zone. The win keeps USD's alltime record against Marist a perfect 10-0, however, this game was typical of previous close battles with the Red Foxes. This marks the fourth time in
the last six games that USD has scored to go ahead within the final minute of play. USD trailed 13-3 entering the second half and Chris Campano's
2-yard TD rush with 9:46 to go pulled the Toreros within 13-10. Leading up to that score was a key 4th down conversion by Williams on his own
2-yard rush that kept the drive alive. The Torero defense played a key role in the comeback as they came out in the second half and stopped the
Red Foxes on three straight possessions. A David Last 20-yard field goal early in the 4th period knotted the score at 13-all. That Torero score was
set-up when Jonathan Petersen sacked Marist QB Anthony Francis for a 9-yard loss and fumble, and LB Nic Henson fell on it to begin USD's possession with 1:26 left in the third period. Marist scored the game's first 13 points with scores in each of the quarters. Quarterback Anthony Francis
connected with WR Armani Martin for 34 yards and the game's first score with 5:56 left in the first quarter. The Red Fox defense scored the second
one as Demetrius Williams scooped up a Williams fumble and rambled in from 34 yards out for the 13-0 lead. A 25-yard field goal by Marist kicker
Mike Maccarone with 9:15 left in the game gave the Red Foxes a 16-13 lead that held until the Toreros last second heroics. USD's lone score of the
first half came on a 23-yard field goal from David Last with 1:55 left in the half. That closed out an impressive 15-play 74-yard drive by the Toreros
that was highlighted by a 4th down conversion that kept the drive alive. Quarterback Keith Williams connected with WR Reggie Bell for 4 yards
at the Marist 27-yard line. USD had a first and goal from the Marist three but were unsuccessful on three straight rushing attempts and settled for
the Last field goal. For the game for USD Williams completed 18-27 passes for 227 yards. Three receivers hauled in 4 catches - Reggie Bell (78 yards,
1TD), Brandon White (63 yards) and Jonah Hodges (22 yards). Hodges also led the ground attack with 90 yards on 24 carries. Defensively USD was
paced by LB Una Hamala (10 tackles), LB Nic Henson (9 tackles, 1 fumble recovery), safety Joe LaBarbera (7 stops) and DE Jonathan Petersen (5
tackles, 2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles).
(GAME #5 - OCTOBER 11TH) HODGES LEADS TOREROS PAST STETSON HATTERS 31-23: – USD sophomore running back Jonah Hodges
rushed for 273 yards and 2 scores on just 17 carries in leading the Toreros (4-1, 2-1 PFL) to a 31-23 victory over the visiting Stetson Hatters (2-4, 0-2
PFL) before 3,405 homecoming fans at Torero Stadium. Hodges opened the game’s scoring with a 53-yard touchdown run on USD’s first play of
their first possession just 1:49 into the contest. And with the Toreros holding just a 24-23 lead in the final quarter, Hodges busted loose for a 56-yard
touchdown run with 8:29 to go for the final 31-23 winning score. He snapped Sammy Croom’s long standing mark of 271 set in 1972 against Azusa
Pacific. Redshirt junior quarterback Trey Wheeler was making his first Torero start as he filled in for sophomore QB Keith Williams (injured hand).
Wheeler completed 18-of-31 passes for 153 yards and 2 scores. He connected with freshman TE Ross Dwelley with 2:06 left in the half to pull the
Toreros to within 16-14 at the intermission break. His biggest completion of the day came with 10:07 to go in the game. Facing a 4th-and-4 from
the Stetson 6-yard yard and the team trailing 23-17, the Toreros went for it and Wheeler threaded a pass thru the Stetson defense with Reggie
Bell making a fantastic grab in the right corner for the go-ahead score. After USD took an early 7-0 lead, the early part of the game was marred by
Torero turnovers. Stetson took advantage of the miscues and eventually went ahead by the score of 16-7. Hatter QB Ryan Tentler connected with
WR Kegan Moore for a 31-yard score that knotted the game at 7-all; Grant Amick kicked a 27-yard field goal; and RB Cole Mazza found the end zone
from 3-yards out. Following intermission the lone score of the third period came from junior kicker David Last on a 28-yard field goal that put USD
ahead 17-16. Stetson’s Tentler threw his second touchdown of the game with 12:44 to go when he connected with Jonathan Strahl from 2 yards
out. With USD leading 24-23, the Torero defense held the Hatters to a three-and-out that set-up Hodges’ final touchdown run. Late in the game the
Hatters were moving the ball down the field and got to the Torero 19-yard line. Torero LB Nic Henson hit Stetson RB Dre Long on the 12-yard line
and forced a fumble that was scooped up by Joe LaBarbera. USD would eventually punt away and the Hatters would get one more chance with
2:08 to go. Facing a 2nd-and-6 from the Torero 42 yard line, Tentler threw long to the end zone but senior CB Toney Sawyer intercepted in the end
zone to close out the threat. For the game the Toreros totaled 455 yards of offense (302 rush, 153 pass), while the USD defense held the Hatters to
300 yards (179 rush, 121 pass). Besides Hodges and Wheeler, Brandon White pulled down 7 receptions for 65 yards, and Ross Dwelley caught 4
balls for 27 yards and a score. Defensively for USD, Nic Henson totaled a game-high 13 tackles to go with his forced fumble, and Joe LaBarbera
was credited with two fumble recoveries. Stetson was paced by QB Ryan Tentler who completed 16-of-28 passes for 121 yards and 2 scores, and
added 118 yards rushing on the ground on just 8 carries. Wide receiver Chris Crawford caught 5 balls for 41 yards and Donald Payne chipped in
with 10 tackles. The Toreros were wearing purple game apparel in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
(GAME #6 - OCTOBER 18TH) TOREROS HOLD OFF BUTLER 27-21: The USD Toreros won their fourth straight game as they earned a hard-fought
27-21 win over the host Butler Bulldogs (3-4; 1-3 PFL). The win improves USD's season mark to 5-1, and moves their PFL record to 3-1. Sophomore
QB Keith Williams was back in the starting lineup and finished the day 20-of-28 for 251 yards and 1 score. He connected with WR Brandon White
nine times for 93 yards, and Reggie Bell three times for 91 yards. Running back Jonah Hodges carried the ball 19 times for 40 yards, while Parker
Mays added 34 yards and 1 TD on just two carries. Defensively the Toreros were paced by Jamal Agnew (2 interceptions), Joe LaBarbera (8 tackles), Matt Miller (7 tackles), Troy McClelland (7 stops) and Una Hamala (7 tackles). For the game USD totaled 362 yards of offense (251 pass, 111
run). Butler QB Malcolm Weaver finished 22-45 for 208 yards and 2 TDs. In the first half the Toreros played well in all three phases of the game in
taking a 21-0 intermission lead. It started with a Jamal Agnew interception in the end zone on Butler's first possession at just under the 10 minute
mark. Both teams would go scoreless in the first quarter, but the Toreros would get untracked in the second period. USD's first score came on a
4-yard pass to TE Ross Dwelley from QB Keith Williams with 6:44 to go. That culminated a 9 play, 51-yard drive for the Toreros. On Butler's next
possession DE Jonathan Petersen sacked QB Malcolm Weaver on a third-and-14 that forced the Bulldogs to punt away. Four plays and 34 yards
later Torero fullback Chris Campano blasted in from 2 yards out to put San Diego up 14-0. USD's final score was set-up when the Bulldogs fumbled
away their punt attempt. Taking over on the Bulldog 42 with 1:41 to go, USD scored again on just four plays. Facing a third-and-3 from the 21-yard
line, Parker Mays took a handoff and swept around the left side and up the sideline for a 21-yard touchdown run. David Last's third straight PAT
kick made it 21-0. Keith Williams, who sat out the Stetson victory with a hand injury, completed 11-of-14 for 150 yards and 1 score in the first thirty
minutes of action. The second half started with a Butler interception off a pass from Keith Williams. BU's Ethan Brunhofer returned it 24 yards to
the USD 17-yard line. On their first play from scrimmage the Bulldogs' Guy DiBalsamo hauled in a 17-yard TD pass from QB Malcom Weaver for their
first score. On USD's second possession Williams was picked off again, this time by Bulldog captain JoJo Ciancio, but their ensuing drive was brief
as the Torero defense forced them to punt away. The Toreros would eventually get on the scoreboard with 2:28 to go in the third on a 34-yard field
goal from David Last. Butler would answer at the 1:05 mark as DiBalsamo would bust loose for his second score of the game, this time a 57-yard
rushing score to make it 24-14. Early in the 4th period Jamal Agnew collected his second interception of the game, and fourth of the season, with
12:48 to go. David Last notched his second field goal, this time from 24 yards, with 4:19 to go for a 24-14 advantage. Butler closed out the scoring
with a 25-yard pass play from Weaver to WR Derek O'Connor.
GAME BY GAME RECAPS (7-9)
(GAME #7 - OCTOBER 25TH) TOREROS RALLY TO BEAT DAYTON 40-29: The USD Toreros overcame a sluggish start and early 13-0 deficit to rally
for a hard-fought 40-29 victory over the Dayton Flyers. The win was USD’s fifth straight and improves their overall record to 6-1 and 4-1 in the PFL
standings. The visiting Dayton Flyers saw their 4-game win streak end as they fall to 5-2 and 3-1. It was the total team defensive effort that kept the
Toreros in the game until the offense could get untracked in the second half. Dayton jumped out to a 13-0 lead on the strength of two William Will
field goals (37, 43) and a blocked punt that Jack Crain recovered in the end zone early in the second quarter. The Toreros finally found their footing
and responded with back-to-back touchdown passes to knot the score at 13-all heading into the intermission break. Quarterback Keith Williams
connected with Brandon White for 17 yards with 2:41 left that culminated a 9-play, 80 yard drive, and followed with a 7-yard TD strike to Reggie
Bell with 33 ticks left. In the third period on Dayton’s second drive, Troy McClelland forced UD back Connor Kacsor to fumble and Una Hamala
recovered at the Dayton 28. After two Williams completions of 11 yards (D’Angelo Barksdale) and 16 yards (Ross Dwelley), Dallas Kessman
blasted in from 1-yard out for his first score of the game. USD’s 20-13 lead was short-lived as Dayton answered with a 41-yard TD pass from WR Ross
Smith to WR Colin McManamon (9:52) and a Connor Kacsor 3-yard run (3:46). Kacsor’s run followed USD’s second blocked punt. It was all USD however in the final quarter as the Toreros outscored the Flyers 20-3 for the final 40-29 outcome. Kessman capped off an 8-play, 66-yard drive with a
7-yard TD rush at the 14:56 mark. Following William Will’s third field goal, the Toreros closed with a Chris Campano 1-yard run (2:31) and a Williams
13-yard TD run around the left end with 1:01 to go. With USD holding a 33-29 lead late in the game and Dayton marching downfield, USD team
captain Troy McClelland intercepted Will Bardo’s pass on the UD 41-yard line and he returned it to the Dayton 14. Three plays later Williams iced
the victory with his 13-yard run. For the game USD was paced by Kessman’s 102 yards rushing and 2 TDs on 19 carries. Keith Williams completed
12-21 for 163 yards and 2 TDs. Brandon White hauled in 4 balls for 73 yards and a score. In USD total team defensive effort, Matt Miller led the
way with 9 tackles, followed by Una Hamala (7 tackles, 1 interception, 1 fumble recovery), Jamal Agnew (6 tackles, 2 breakups) , Troy McClelland
(6 tackles, 1 interception, 1 forced fumble) and Joe LaBarbera (5 tackles, 1 tackle for loss). Dayton was paced by Kacsor (115 yards rushing, 1 TD),
QB Will Bardo (24-41 for 217 yards), kicker William Will (3-4 in FGs) and LB Chris Beaschler (12 tackles).
(GAME #8 - NOVEMBER 1ST) TOREROS ESCAPE WITH 17-14 ROAD WIN OVER DRAKE: Sophomore quarterback Keith Williams' 7-yard touchdown pass to Chris Campano with 1:21 remaining, completed USD's second consecutive come-from-behind victory, with a 17-14 win over Drake
University Saturday afternoon in a Pioneer Football League game. With the win, the Toreros improve to 7-1 overall, and coupled with a Jacksonville loss, USD moves into a two-way tie for first place in the PFL standings at 5-1. USD also managed to snap Drake's 19 home game PFL winning
streak with this win. Drake falls to 5-4 overall and they fall to 4-2 in the PFL with the loss. Williams finished his day with 202 yards in the air, while
completing 16 of 27 passes, and he had two touchdown throws. Jonah Hodges also had another solid game on the ground, gaining 89 yards on
16 carries, while Brandon White finished his day with five receptions for 83 yards and one touchdown. Defensively, Nic Henson, Joe LaBarbera
and Troy McClelland all had seven tackles. The Toreros found themselves in a 14-0 hole early on to the Bulldogs, but this didn't faze this feisty
Torero squad, who has now reeled off six consecutive wins. After USD forced the Bulldogs to punt with 7:02 left in the second quarter, Williams
went to work. On third down, Williams went to the air and was able to complete a 35-yard touchdown pass to Brandon White. After a David Last
successful PAT, the Toreros had cut the deficit in half, heading into the halftime break. Then late in the third quarter, USD moved themselves into
field goal range. David Last simply went out there and kicked the longest field goal of his career, a 50-yarder, with 3:02 to go in the quarter to cut
the lead down to four at 14-10. It marked the fourth longest field goal in Torero history. Late in the fourth quarter, Williams and the Torero offense
took over possession at the San Diego 13-yard line with just over 7 minutes to go. Williams methodically drove the Toreros down the field on 13
plays and it resulted in a 7-yard TD strike with 1:21 to go to Campano, giving USD the 17-14 victory. On the winning drive Williams completed all
nine of his passing attempts for 94 yards, with four moving the chains for first downs. San Diego's defense then did the rest, forcing the Bulldogs
to turn the ball over on downs, and USD then ran out the clock to pick up their seventh win of the season.
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Brian Riley Reggie Bell Yogi Hale Brian White Matt Miller D’Angelo Barksdale Cody Williams Nate Loya Joe LaBarbera Trey Wheeler Brandon White David Last Chase Austin Devon Palomino Louie Soto Anthony Lawrence
Keith Williams Dallas Kessman Toney Sawyer Trevor Young Chris Campano Josh Jacko Troy McClelland Jamal Agnew Derick Delucchi Ray Clark Jonah Hodges Jereke Armstrong Blake Bierwith Chandler Rogers Kishan Patel Sam Sukut Daniel McManus Lex Isham Daniel Gibney Ryan Belden Devyn Bryant Tyler Marshall Luke Taffuri Matt Hall Nic Henson Zack Holland Alec Moreno Colton Giorgi KJ Mahoney Fia Malepeai Una Hamala Angelo Watley Steven Oliver Jake Arlotti Jimmy Maloney Miles McArdle Trevor Provencio Thomas Mahlman Nic Cosenza Max Michaels Pos
SAF WR/RS
CB RB SAF WR WR SAF SAF QB WR K/P RB QB QB QB QB RB CB RB RB DB SAF CB CB SAF RB SAF RB DL/LS CB RB K/P DB RB P/PK CB DB LB LB LB TE LB SAF LB RB LB DL OL OL OL OL OL LB OL LB Ht
6-2 6-0 5-8 6-1 5-11 6-1 6-3 5-10 6-0 6-1 6-3 5-10 6-2 6-4 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-11 6-1 6-0 5-11 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-9 5-8 6-0 6-4 5-10 5-11 6-2 5-11 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-2 5-9 6-1 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-1 5-9 Wt
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Rancho Bernardo, CA (Rancho Bernardo)
Union City, CA (Manteca)
Buckeye, AZ (Buckeye Union/Saddleback College)
Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate Academy)
Santa Maria, CA (Ernest Righetti)
Chula Vista, CA (Eastlake)
San Diego, CA (Westview)
Modesto, CA (Central Catholic)
Alamo, CA (Monte Vista/Wake Forest)
Renton, WA (Liberty/Simon Fraser)
San Jose, CA (Archbishop Mitty)
Valley Center, CA (Valley Center)
Carlsbad, CA (Carlsbad)
Cave Creek, AZ (Deer Valley)
San Pedro, CA (Bishop Montgomery)
San Diego, CA (Grossmont)
Fairfield, CA (McClymonds)
Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo)
Los Angeles, CA (Adolf Leuzinger)
Woodland, CA (Woodland)
San Diego, CA (Scripps Ranch)
San Diego, CA (Cathedral Catholic/Palomar JC)
San Diego, CA (Mt. Carmel)
San Diego, CA (Point Loma)
Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz/Cabrillo College)
Brentwood, CA (Miramonte)
Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz/Cal)
San Diego, CA (San Pasqual)
San Ramon, CA (California)
San Diego, CA (Steele Canyon)
Des Plaines, IL (Elk Grove)
Mission Viejo, CA (Capistrano Valley Christian)
El Cajon, CA (West Hills)
Hidden Hills, CA (Westlake)
Vista, CA (Rancho Buena Vista/Tulsa)
Diamond Bar, CA (Diamond Bar)
San Diego, CA (Horizon Christian)
Sacramento, CA (Jesuit)
Scottsdale, AZ (Notre Dame Preparatory)
Fullerton, CA (Fullerton)
Chandler, AZ (Hamilton/Air Force Academy)
Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo)
Poway, CA (Poway/Nevada)
El Dorado Hills, CA (Oak Ridge)
Rancho Penasquitos, CA (St. Augustine)
South San Francisco, CA (Junipero Serra)
Inglewood, CA (Bishop Montgomery)
Atlanta, GA (Peachtree Ridge/South Carolina)
Chandler, AZ (Hamilton)
Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo)
Murrieta, CA (Vista Murrieta)
Napa, CA (Napa)
Pasadena, CA (St. Francis)
El Dorado Hills, CA (Oak Ridge)
Chandler, AZ (Hamilton HS)
Poway, CA (Poway)
2014 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO NUMERICAL FOOTBALL ROSTER
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Name
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Hometown/High School (College)
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Logan McHone DL 6-3 290 FR Pleasanton, CA (Valley Christian)
63
Christian Williams
OL 6-2 270 FR Vista, CA (Vista)
64
Connor Spencer OL 6-2 265 FR Boulder, CO (Fairview)
66
Pono Keni OL 6-3 290 JR Kailua, HI (St. Louis)
67
Daniel Cooney OL 6-8 330 FR Western Springs, IL (Fenwick)
68
Joe Hurney OL 6-0 270 FR Charlotte, NC (Charlotte Catholic)
70
Austin Hyatt OL 6-5 285 RS FR San Diego, CA (St. Augustine/Arizona)
71
Spencer Seeley OL 6-4 280 RS FR Salinas, CA (Palma)
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Josiah Pulealii DL 6-1 245 FR Marina, CA (Palma)
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Brandon Pulealii DT 6-0 310 RS JR Marina, CA (Palma)
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Luke Meyer OL 6-3 280 RS JR Ventura, CA (St. Bonaventure)
75
Sean Flynn OL 6-3 265 FR Pleasanton, CA (Valley Christian)
76
Taylor Bongiovanni DL 6-1 242 JR Redondo Beach, CA (Redondo Union/Long Beach CC)
77
Jamal Newman DL 6-2 280 SO Oceanside, CA (El Camino)
78
Bennie Harris DT 6-3 265 RS JR Las Vegas, NV (Silverado)
79
Jeff Starr OL 6-4 330 RS JR Norwalk, CT (Canterbury Prep)
80
Justin Priest WR 6-2 185 FR El Dorado Hills, CA (Oak Ridge)
81
Trevor Barney WR 5-9 175 RS FR Sammamish, WA (Skyline)
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Nico Sullivan TE 6-3 225 RS FR South Pasadena, CA (South Pasadena)
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Parker Mays WR 6-2 180 RS SO Magnolia, WA (Seattle Preparatory)
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Mason Burnett TE 6-4 220 RS FR St. Louis, MO (Fort Zumwalt East)
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Ross Dwelley TE 6-5 237 RS FR El Dorado Hills, CA (Oakridge)
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Nate Washington WR 6-2 175 FR Inglewood, CA (Crespi)
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Nick Monica TE 6-2 205 FR
Simi Valley, CA (Notre Dame)
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Matt Guillaume TE 6-3 240 SR Martinez, CA (College Park/Diablo Valley JC)
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Thomas Spanos WR 5-9 155 FR Stockton, CA (Carmel)
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Jake Wittwer DL 6-1 230 FR Salt Lake City, UT (Skyline)
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Aaron Laut DL 6-2 235 FR Lakewood, CA (St. John Bosco)
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Steven Spencer DL 5-10 240 RS SR Oceanside, CA (Vista/TCU)
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Spencer Hammitt DL 6-2 235 RS FR Peoria, AZ (Mountain Ridge/Air Force Academy)
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Jalen Smith
DT 6-2 265 RS SO San Diego, CA (Mt. Carmel)
95
Jonathan Petersen DL 6-1 224 FR Poway, CA (Poway)
96
Joe Nomellini DE 6-4 240 RS JR Stockton, CA (Saint Mary’s)
97
Tevin Heyward DL 6-0 225 SO San Diego, CA (Point Loma)
98
Josh Williams DL 6-1 255 RS JR Inglewood, CA (Junipero Serra HS)
99
Justin Harrison
DL
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San Diego, CA (Calvary Christian)
- as of 10-28-14
Torero Coaching Staff: Dale Lindsey - Head Coach (2nd year), Sam Anno - Asst. Head Coach/LBs and Special Teams (6th yr.),
Tanner Engstrand - Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coor./QB’s (10th yr), Kenny Holmes - Assist. Coach/DL (1st Year),
Steve Irvin - Asst. Coach/Defensive Coor. (4th yr.), Jim Jackson - Asst. Coach/OL (1st Year), Bobby Jay - Asst. Coach/DB’s(5th Yr.),
Cory Martin - Asst. Coach/WR’s & Recruiting Coor. (2nd Year), Ronnie Pentz - Asst. Coach/TE & Special Teams (2nd Year), Garrett
Robinson - Asst. Coach/DB’s (2nd Year), Tyler Sutton - Asst. Coach, RB’s (1st Year), Mike Rish - Senior Off. Admin. Assistant (31st Yr.),
Cody Tescher - Dir. of FB Operations (1st Year), Brian Regan, Video Coordinator (2nd Year).
2014 USD Toreros (Tuh-rair-ohs) Football Pronunciation Guide:
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Joe LaBarbera Law-bar-bear-uh
Trey Wheeler Tray
Devon Palomino Pal-oh-me-no
Toney Sawyer
Toe-knee Soy-er
Chris Campano Cam-pah-no
Josh Jacko Jack-oh
Blake Bierwith Beer-with
Derick Delucchi De-luke-kee
Jonah Hodges
Hodge-is
Jereke Armstrong Juh-reek
Sam Sukut Soo-kit
Lex Isham I-sham
Luke Taffuri Tuh-fir-ee
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Colton Giorgi Tevin Heyward
Fia Malepeai Una Hamala Miles McArdle
Nic Cosenza Pono Keni Josiah Pulealii Brandon Pulealii Taylor Bongiovanni
Ross Dwelley Matt Guillaume Joe Nomellini George-ee
Hey-word
Mah-leh-peh-I
Ooh-nuh Ha-mah-lah
Mic-are-dell
Co-sen-zuh
Poh-no Keh-knee
Poo-lay-uh-lee-ee
Poo-lay-uh-lee-ee
Bon-g-oh-va-nee
D-well-e
Gilly-um
Nom-ell-ee-knee
2014 USD Football Statistics
San Diego Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2014)
All games
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Date
Sep 06, 2014
Sep 13, 2014
Sep 20, 2014
Sep 27, 2014
Oct 11, 2014
Oct 18, 2014
Oct 25, 2014
Nov 01, 2014
Opponent
WESTERN NEW MEXICO
at Jacksonville
PRINCETON
at Marist
STETSON
at BUTLER
DAYTON
at Drake
Rushing
gp
Passing
gp
HODGES, Jonah
KESSMAN, Dallas
WILLIAMS, Keith
MAYS, Parker
BIERWITH, Blake
YOUNG, Trevor
BELL, Reggie
BARKSDALE, D'Angelo
BARNEY, Trevor
CAMPANO, Chris
WHEELER, Trey
WHITE, Brandon
TEAM
Total
Opponents
WILLIAMS, Keith
WHEELER, Trey
BELL, Reggie
BARKSDALE, D'Angelo
TEAM
Total
Opponents
Receiving
WHITE, Brandon
BELL, Reggie
DWELLEY, Ross
HODGES, Jonah
BARKSDALE, D'Angelo
BURNETT, Mason
CAMPANO, Chris
HOLLAND, Zack
PRIEST, Justin
KESSMAN, Dallas
BARNEY, Trevor
Total
Opponents
Field Goals
att
gain loss
7
2
8
8
6
8
8
gp
effic comp-att-int
no.
yds
8 42 640
8 26 511
8 17 166
8 13
77
8
9
82
8
3
35
8
3
22
8
2
45
7
2
41
4
1
6
8
1
5
8 119 1630
8 155 1505
fg
td
td
fg
9-9
9-9
7-8
1st
27
42
78
53
5
6
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
15
12
20-29
6-6
22-24
22-24
19-22
2nd
td
15.2
19.7
9.8
5.9
9.1
11.7
7.3
22.5
20.5
6.0
5.0
13.7
9.7
kick
3rd
38
41
yds
lg avg/g
td
lg avg/g
82 208.6
21 75.5
19
2.4
0
0.0
0
0.0
82 203.8
41 188.1
2-2
40-49
0-0
4th
72
48
0
0
lg blk
1-1
50
-
pts
- 49
- 36
- 30
- 26
- 24
- 12
- 12
- 12
8
6
0
- 215
- 184
0
Punt Returns
no.
Kick Returns
no.
18
1
19
17
HODGES, Jonah
BARKSDALE, D'Angelo
CLARK, Ray
McCLELLAND, Troy
CAMPANO, Chris
Total
Opponents
All Purpose
HODGES, Jonah
BELL, Reggie
WHITE, Brandon
BARKSDALE, D'
DWELLEY, Ross
Total
Opponents
USD
139
58
68
13
1166
320
3.6
145.8
12
1630
119-218-8
7.5
13.7
203.8
15
2796
5.2
349.5
26-486
19-186
9-70
11-6
51-411
53-35.1
31:15
36/114
6/12
yds avg
4
20
19
0
27
1.0
10.0
19.0
0.0
27.0
td
lg
g
10
8
5
2
1
26
36
rush
yds avg
td
193
152
94
31
16
486
749
rcv
19.3
19.0
18.8
15.5
16.0
18.7
20.8
pr
WILLIAMS, Keith
HODGES, Jonah
WHEELER, Trey
KESSMAN, Dallas
BELL, Reggie
Total
Opponents
Pass defense
g plays
7
8
2
4
8
8
8
fc i20 50+ blk
3 13
0 0
td
9.7
11.0
9.8
6.5
OPP
150
67
76
7
1224
272
4.5
153.0
10
1505
155-299-9
5.0
9.7
188.1
12
2729
4.8
341.1
36-749
17-111
8-44
15-8
45-411
53-36.3
28:45
43/122
7/16
4
20
19
0
27
tb
yds avg
175
11
186
111
0
0
0
1
4
0
lg
kr
ir
total avg/g
0 1080 135.0
0 706 88.2
0 645 80.6
0 250 31.2
0 166 20.8
70 3538 442.2
44 3633 454.1
total avg/g
236 103 1460 1563 223.3
160 810
0 810 101.2
40
9 151 160 80.0
46 146
0 146 36.5
6
20
19
39
4.9
538 1166 1630 2796 349.5
571 1224 1505 2729 341.1
Fumbles
2
0
lg
47
27
27
16
16
47
37
pass
9
0
55
4
55
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
rush
Neutral
0-0
0-0
0-0
lg
0
0
0
0
0
8 810
77
0 193
8
20 511 175
0
8
5 640
0
0
8
16
82
0 152
8
0 166
0
0
8 1166 1630 186 486
8 1224 1505 111 749
Total Offense
Sacks
Away
3-1
3-1
0-0
51 1858 36.4 56
2
0 0.0 0
BELL, Reggie
SAWYER, Toney
Total
Opponents
50-99
Home
4-0
2-0
2-0
no. yds avg
BELDEN, Ryan
TEAM
Total
215
184
Tackles
4
2
1
1
1
Punting
- - - 1 - - - - 2-2
1 - - 0-1
2 2-3
- -
OT
no.
AGNEW, Jamal
SAWYER, Toney
HAMALA, Una
BRYANT, Devyn
McCLELLAND, Troy
74 80.0
82 63.9
28 20.8
25
9.6
15 10.2
19
4.4
8
2.8
24
5.6
23
5.9
6
1.5
5
0.6
82 203.8
41 188.1
PAT
rush rcv pass dxp saf
0-2
Interceptions
lg avg/g
30-39
Overall
7-1
5-1
2-0
Team Statistics
FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
RUSHING YARDAGE
Rushing Attempts
Average Per Rush
Average Per Game
TDs Rushing
PASSING YARDAGE
Comp-Att-Int
Average Per Pass
Average Per Catch
Average Per Game
TDs Passing
TOTAL OFFENSE
Average Per Play
Average Per Game
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards
INT RETURNS: #-Yards
FUMBLES-LOST
PENALTIES-Yards
PUNTS-AVG
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game
3RD-DOWN Conversions
4TH-DOWN Conversions
56 101.2
14 36.5
27 14.7
21
4.9
7
8.0
6
5.5
19
2.5
8
2.0
8
1.5
3
1.2
10
4.5
5
0.6
0 -7.5
56 145.8
60 153.0
55.3 1460 13
55.9 151 2
50.0
19 0
0.0
0 0
0.0
0 0
54.6 1630 15
51.8 1505 12
avg
pct. 01-19
Scoring
6
5
4
4
2
2
2
1
1
27
24
pct
141.08 99-179-6
100.84 19-34-2
129.80
1-2-0
0.00
0-2-0
0.00
0-1-0
132.76 119-218-8
101.34 155-299-9
9-9 100.0 0-0
Score by Quarters
San Diego
Opponents
net avg
Record:
All games
Conference
Non-Conference
Att.
4064
1950
3324
3215
3405
1808
1714
1909
8 160 863 53 810 5.1 4
4 46 158 12 146 3.2 2
7 57 237 134 103 1.8 2
7
2
34
0
34 17.0 1
3 13
24
0
24 1.8 0
4
8
24
2
22 2.8 0
8
4
33 13
20 5.0 0
8
7
21
5
16 2.3 0
8
3
16
4
12 4.0 0
8
6
10
0
10 1.7 3
2
6
22 13
9 1.5 0
8
1
5
0
5 5.0 0
6
7
0 45 -45 -6.4 0
8 320 1447 281 1166 3.6 12
8 272 1410 186 1224 4.5 10
LAST, David
LAST, David
BELL, Reggie
WHITE, Brandon
CAMPANO, Chris
HODGES, Jonah
KESSMAN, Dallas
DWELLEY, Ross
WILLIAMS, Keith
BARKSDALE, D'Angelo
MAYS, Parker
BELDEN, Ryan
Total
Opponents
Score
23-17
18-35
39-29
20-16
31-23
27-21
40-29
17-14
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
blkd
2014 USD Football Statistics
San Diego Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2014)
All games
#
50
43
25
6
10
21
26
77
98
78
95
39
94
93
30
76
73
2
41
28
46
47
14
45
3
92
TM
96
33
13
51
42
38
19
Defensive Leaders
HAMALA, Una
HENSON, Nic
McCLELLAND, Troy
MILLER, Matt
LaBARBERA, Joe
SAWYER, Toney
AGNEW, Jamal
NEWMAN, Jamal
WILLIAMS, Josh
HARRIS, Bennie
PETERSEN, Jonathan
BRYANT, Devyn
SMITH, Jalen
HAMMITT, Spencer
ARMSTRONG, Jereke
BONGIOVANNI, Taylo
PULEALII, Brandon
RILEY, Brian
TAFFURI, Luke
CLARK, Ray
MORENO, Alec
GIORGI, Colton
LAST, David
HOLLAND, Zack
BELL, Reggie
SPENCER, Steven
TEAM
NOMELLINI, Joe
PATEL, Kishan
WHITE, Brandon
WATLEY, Angelo
HALL, Matt
BELDEN, Ryan
WILLIAMS, Keith
Total
Opponents
gp
ua
Tackles
a
tot
8
23
39
8
32
30
8
26
23
8
28
19
8
25
19
8
24
11
7
23
3
8
11
14
8
6
17
8
8
12
7
12
8
8
12
7
8
4
12
8
5
11
8
8
5
8
6
6
8
3
8
7
3
4
8
5
1
7
2
4
8
3
2
8
2
3
8
4
.
8
3
1
8
2
2
6
1
2
6
2
.
1
2
.
8
1
.
8
1
.
3
1
.
3
1
.
8
.
1
7
.
1
8 289 265
8 290 282
62
62
49
47
44
35
26
25
23
20
20
19
16
16
13
12
11
7
6
6
5
5
4
4
4
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
554
572
tfl/yds
Sacks
no-yds
2.5-8
4.0-21
5.0-29
1.0-4
1.0-3
1.5-4
.
4.0-13
5.0-15
2.0-4
6.0-50
1.0-5
1.0-6
2.0-2
1.0-1
3.5-17
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1.0-3
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1.0-3
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43-188
65-230
1.0-5
2.5-20
1.0-13
.
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1.5-9
1.0-6
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4.0-36
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0.5-5
1.0-1
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2.5-16
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15-111
16-113
Pass defense
Fumbles
blkd
int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds
ff kick
1-19
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1-27
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2-20
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6
12
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28
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1-0
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1-0
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8-0
6-34
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9
7
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