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September 28, 1998

FOOTBALL: WSU Returns to Rose Bowl For UCLA Bruins
WHO: WSU Cougars (3-1-0, 0-1-0) vs. #4 UCLA Bruins (2-0-0, 0-0-0)
WHAT: Pacific-10 Conference Football
WHEN: Saturday, October 3; Kickoff 12:30 p.m. PT
WHERE: The Rose Bowl (94,000, grass), Pasadena, Calif.
TV: ABC TV regional live; Fox Sports Northwest replays the game Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

1998 WSU RESULTS

Record: 3-1-0, 0-1-0            [OPP REC]
9/5     Illinois (20-13)        [1-3-0]
9/12    @ Boise State (33-21)   [3-1-0]
9/19    Idaho (24-16)           [2-2-0]
9/26    @ California (14-24)    [3-1-0]
10/3    @ UCLA                  [2-0-0]
10/10   Oregon                  [4-0-0]
10/17   USC                     [3-1-0]
10/24   Bye 
10/31   Arizona State           [2-2-0]
11/7    @ Arizona               [4-0-0]
11/14   @ Stanford              [1-3-0]
11/21   Washington              [2-1-0]

WSU THIS WEEK: UCLA

Record: 2-0-0, 0-0-0
9/12    Texas (49-31)
9/19    @ Houston (42-24)
9/26    @ Miami (canceled)
10/3    Washington State
10/10   @ Arizona
10/17   Oregon
10/24   @California
10/31   Stanford
11/7    @ Oregon State
11/14   @ Washington
11/21   USC

WSU NEXT WEEK: OREGON

Record: 4-0-0, 1-0-0
9/5     Michigan State (48-14)
9/12    @UTEP (33-26)
9/19    San Jose State (58-3)
9/26    Stanford (63-28)
10/3    Bye
10/10   @ Washington State
10/17   @ UCLA
10/24   Southern California
10/31   @ Arizona
11/7    Washington
11/14   Arizoan State
11/21   @Oregon State

THE COACHES: WSU - Mike Price (Puget Sound '69) has a 56-50-0 (.528) record at WSU in 10 years and a career mark of 102-94-0 (.520) in 18 seasons at Weber State (1981-88; 46-44-0) and WSU (1989-present). UCLA - Bob Toledo, in his third season with the Bruins, has a 17-8 mark at UCLA and a 31-38 career record in seven seasons...he is 1-1 against Washington State.

PRICE PICKS UP 100TH WIN: Washington State's Mike Price picked up his 100th win in WSU's 20-13 victory over Illinois Sept. 5.

WSU VS. UCLA: The Cougars and Bruins have been meeting on the gridiron since 1928..in the previous 46 games, UCLA holds a 33-12-1 advantage, but since Mike Price took over at WSU in 1989 each team has won four times...WSU has won three of the last four meetings, including last season's opener 37-34 that started the Cougars on the road to the Rose Bowl...since the Bruins moved their home games to the Rose Bowl in 1982, UCLA has won five of the seven matchups there, with WSU wins coming in 1988 and 1994..

COUGS WIN 8TH STRAIGHT AT HOME: Washington State's 24-16 win over Idaho was the school's eighth straight win at home, including a perfect 6-0 mark last year...the Cougs have also won six straight regular season games (the final three of 1997) and 13 of its last 14 regular season games.

WSU ON TV: WSU will make its third live television appearance of the season this week and second straight on ABC Sports...this week from the Rose Bowl ABC's Brad Nessler will call the action and Gary Danielson will provide commentary.

FOX SPORTS NORTHWEST TV: WSU's matchup with UCLA will be replayed at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, by Fox Sports Northwest.

WSU RELEASE HIGHLIGHTS:

WSU boasts biggest offensive line ever
Birnbaum to Hackett goes 75 yards and a TD
SI says WSU best quarterback school
Thompson already seventh in career interceptions
WSU's Pac-10 scoring streak of 174 on the line
WSU scoring streak at 159 games
Cougars 32-17 at home under Mike Price
Mike Price third among Pac-10 coaches with 102 wins
WSU's defense among Pac-10's elite
Cougars 43-30-0 in last six years
Cougar "D" tough to run against
Nance, Meiers only experienced D-linemen active

COUG LINE GETS BIGGER: WSU's starting offensive line is the biggest in school history...the starters weigh a collective 1,538 pounds, an average of 307.8 pounds...Mike Sage is the largest at 323 poundsOeRyan Tujague, at 294, is the only regular under 300...WSU never before has started an offensive line averaging over 300 pounds...here are the regular Coug starters:

    LT Rob Rainville, 315, senior
    LG Ryan Tujague, 294, junior
    C Mickey Long, 305, senior
    RG Mike Sage, 323, senior
    RT Reed Raymond, 302, sophomore

    CLASS           OFFENSE DEFENSE TOTAL
    Freshman        0       1       1
    RS-Freshmen     1       0       1
    Sophomores      0       2       2
    RS-Sophomores   1       3       3
    Juniors         2       1       3
    RS-Juniors      2       3       5
    Seniors         3       2       5
    RS-Seniors      2       0       2

TRAVELING A NEW EXPERIENCE: For over half of WSU's 60-player travel squad at California, making a road trip was a new experienceOe34 of the players on the WSU travel roster are in their first season as a member of the travel squad...in addition, 24 players are in their first year of competition for the Cougars and 10 were not on campus last season.

TAYLOR SETS RECORD: Nian Taylor was on the receiving end of the longest pass in WSU history against Idaho...quarterback Steve Birnbaum hit him with a pass and Taylor took it the rest of the way for a 97-yard return...the previous record was 87 yards in 1957 when Bon Newman hit Jack Fanning against Stanford, and then again in 1992 with a Drew Bledsoe to Phillip Bobo pass...Taylor caught eight passes for 254 yards in that game...the 254 yards was one yard short of Deron Pointer's WSU record (1993).

TRUE FROSH ON DL: First year freshman Joey Hollenbeck from Enumclaw, Wash, started for senior Gary Holmes (out with an ankle sprain) last week at California...he is the first true freshman to start on the defensive line since Ken Collins started in 1978...Collins later was drafted by the New England Patriots...two other WSU rookies played but didn't start, Milford Hodge (1980) and Nick Volk (1985).

COUGS NATIONALLY: Several Cougars are ranked high nationally, including: Lamont Thompson (2nd in interceptiosn, 1.0), Chris Martin (tie 7th in interceptions, 0.75), Rian Lindell (tie 9th in field goals, 1.75), Dee Moronkola (13th in KO returns, 31.40),

PRICE'S COUGS START FAST: Washington State, since Mike Price took over in 1989, has won eight of 10 home openers, including each of the last seven...during Price's 10 years, WSU is 33-15 through the first five games of each season...his squads are 6-4 in season openers (not home openers), 8-2 in the second game of the year, 8-2 in the third game, 6-4 in the fourth game and 6-3 in the fifth game.

WSU INJURIES: Here is WSU's injury report for Monday, Sept. 28, from Mark Smaha, director of athletic medicine: LB Tupo Tuupo (broken shoulder blade Aug. 24; out until mid-Oct.), DT Gary Holmes (ankle sprain, will not play), WR Nian Taylor (calf strain, doubtful), LB Brad Philley (shoulder bruise, should play), SS Earl Riley (shoulder bruise, questionable); DT Joey Hollenbeck (knee strain, questionable), WR Jason White (finger dislocation, questionable), RB Jason Clayton (groin strain, doubtful).

THOMPSON PICKS ANOTHER PASSES: Sophomore Lamont Thompson, in his eight career starts, already has 10 interceptions, four this season and six in the final four games of 1997...Thompson is now seventh on WSU's career list just four behind record holder Richard Reed, 1966-68...Thompson had one pick at Cal, returning it 24 yards.

LINDELL HOT: Junior Rian Lindell, who booted four field goals at Boise State to tie the WSU one-game record, made his final six field goals of 1997...this year he missed his first attempt of the year, then made seven straight before two misses late in the Idaho game...that gives him 13 field goals in his last 16 attempts...he did not have an attempt at Cal.

SI TABS COUGAR QUARTERBACKS: A recent issue of Sports Illustrated tabs Washington State as the best college in the nation for quarterbacks...the weekly magazine rated every position for the past 10 years and concluded, on the strength of Cougars Timm Rosenbach, Drew Bledsoe and Ryan Leaf, WSU had done the best job of turning out top-notch quarterbacks.

MOST STARTS: Seniors Gary Holmes and Dee Moronkola each have 18 starts to their credit, tops among the Cougar playersOehere's a list of WSU's leading starters:

    Dee Moronkola - 19 (18 consecutive)
    Gary Holmes - 18 (2 consecutive)
    Rob Rainville - 18 (16 consecutive)
    Rian Lindell - 16 (16 consecutive)
    Love Jefferson - 16 (16 consecutive)
    Steve Gleason - 15 (16 consecutive)
    Lamont Thompson - 8 (8 consecutive)

SCORING STREAK ALIVE AT 159: The Washington State Cougars have scored in a record 159 straight games. The current streak started with a 16-14 win over Ball State in the fourth game of the 1984 season and came on the heels of a 44-0 blanking at the hands of Ohio State. The following is a breakdown of WSU scoring by game since 1980:

YR     RECORD   0   1-9 10-19   20-29   30-39   40-49   50> PT/PPG
1980    4-7-0           1       6       4                   287/26.1
1981    8-3-1           5       2       5                   297/24.8
1982    3-7-1   1   1   6       2       1                   170/15.5
1983    7-4-0       1   5       3       1       1           237/21.5
1984    6-5-0   1       1       5       2       1       1   317/28.8
1985    4-7-0       1   2       2       5               1   313/28.5
1986    3-7-1       1   4       4       2                   221/20.1
1987    3-7-1       3   5                       3           238/21.6
1988    9-3-0                   5       3       3       1   415/34.6
1989    6-5-0       1   1       3       2       3       1   351/31.9
1990    3-8-0           4       3       2       1       1   266/26.0
1991*   4-7-0       1   4       2       1       2       1   280/25.4
1992    9-3-0       1   1       4       4       1       1   337/28.1
1993    5-6-0       3   2       2       1       1       2   271/24.6
1994    8-4-0       3   3       6                           192/16.0
1995    3-8-0       1   4       3       2       1           236/21.5
1996    5-6-0           2       6       1               2   314/28.5
1997    10-2-0          1       2       5       1       3   483/40.3
1998    3-1-0           1       2       1                   91/22.8
     103-100-4  2   17  52      63      42      18      14  5316/25.7

* = TD RECORD: WSU scored at least one touchdown in 82 consecutive games between 1984 and 1991...the streak ended with a 44-3 loss to UCLA in 1991.

PAC-10 SCORING STREAK AT 174: In addition to having scored in 159 consecutive games, WSU also has scored in 174 straight Pac-10 Conference games, by far the longest active scoring streak in the league...the last time WSU was shut out in a Pac-10 game was Oregon State's 7-0 win in 1975 at Corvallis.

COUGS STINGY IN FIRST QUARTER: WSU's defense has allowed 213 first quarter points in the last 61 games (3.49/quarter) over the past six years...WSU allowed 41 first-quarter points in 1993, 29 in 1994, 45 in 1995, 43 in 1996, 48 first quarter points in 1997, and seven this year (defensive returns such as Cal's fumble return do not count).

PRICE THIRD IN WINS: WSU coach Mike Price is third among the current Pacific-10 coaches with 102 wins...Arizona's Dick Tomey has 139, followed by ASU's Bruce Snyder, 111...Price, in 10 years at WSU, is second in consecutive years at the same school...Tomey is in his 12th at Arizona.

MIKE PRICE AMONG WSU'S BEST: Only one Washington State football coach with tenure of five years or longer at WSU put together a better record than Mike Price...Price, in his 10 seasons at WSU, is 56-50-0 (.528), while his career mark is now 102-94-0...Babe Hollingbery was 93-53-14 (.625) during his 1926-42 (17 years) tenure...Price's record is the best at WSU in the last 50 years for coaches with a tenure of three or more years...Price's 56 wins at WSU ranks second to Hollingbery's 93...Jim Walden is third on the victory list at 44.

NOTHING LIKE HOME: The Washington State Cougars love to play at home and after looking at the team's home and away records during Mike Price's 10-year tenure, it's easy to see why teams don't enjoy their trips to Pullman...Price at home has a 32-17 record, including a 25-8 mark the past six years...on the road, WSU is 24-33...WSU's 6-0 home record in 1997 is the best ever for the Cougars, who previously had never won six home games in one year:

    YEAR    HOME    AWAY    OVERALL
    1989    3-2     3-3     6-5
    1990    1-4     2-4     3-8
    1991    2-3     2-4     4-7
    1992    5-1     4-2     9-3
    1993    4-1     1-5     5-6
    1994    3-2     5-2     8-4
    1995    3-2     0-6     3-8
    1996    3-2     2-4     5-6
    1997    6-0     4-2     10-2
    1998    2-0     1-1     3-1
    TOTALS: 32-17   24-33   55-50

RED ZONE: Washington State has scored 10 times in 14 trips into the Red Zone this year (71.4%), four touchdowns and six field goals...the Cougs have missed three field goals and lost the ball on downs once...opponents have had 11 opportunities in the Red Zone, scoring four touchdowns and two field goals (54.5%)...they have missed three field goals and suffered two interceptions by WSU...last year the Cougs scored 49 times (39 TDs) in 55 Red Zone entries (89.1%), while WSU opponents converted 23 times (20 TDs) in 32 tries (71.9%).

RUSHING TOTALS UNDER 100: In the last six years WSU has held 29 of 61 opponents to less than 100 yards rushing...the lows include Montana State's -35 and Pacific's -6 in 1993 and Montana's -6 in 1995...in those 61 games, WSU has held opponents to 50 or less yards 12 times:

1993 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/11
    Michigan 179, USC 104, Washington 302.
1994 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/12
    Tennessee 149, Oregon State 178, Washington 102.
1995 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 5/11
    UCLA 137, Nebraska 428, California 134, Stanford 131,
    Washington 222.
1996 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 10/11
    Colorado 192, Temple 125, Oregon 118, SJSU 100, 
    Arizona 145, OSU 141, California 44, Illinois 148,
    UCLA 164, Stanford 102, Washington 213.
1997 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 8/12
    UCLA 209, USC 31, Illinois 173, Boise State 46,
    Oregon 154, Cal 109, Arizona 73, ASU 150, USL 75,
    Stanford 160, Washington 101, Michigan 128.
1998 - Games WSU Allowed 100 Yards Rushing - 3/4
    Illinois 123, Boise State 120, Idaho 100, California 79.

1993 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 8
1994 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 7
1995 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 12
1996 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 6
1997 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 7
1998 Plays Allowed 20 Yards or Longer - 2
    Idaho: Thomas 21, Dean 46.
1994 Plays Allowed 10-19 Yards - 15
1995 Plays Allowed 10-19 Yards - 24
1996 Plays Allowed 10-19 Yards - 33
1997 Plays Allowed 10-19 Yards - 29
1998 Plays Allowed 10-19 Yards - 15

WSU AMONG WIN LEADERS SINCE '92: The Washington State Cougars have won 43 games since the start of the 1992 season, equalling the fifth best overall mark among league teams......the Cougars' 25 conference wins ranks seventh when totaling league victories...here's a look at the records for Pac-10 teams, 1992-98:

                        OVERALL     PACIFIC-10
    1992-98             W   L   T   W   L   T   
    Washington          49  23  1   34  14  1
    USC                 46  27  3   31  17  1
    Arizona             46  27  1   28  20  1
    Oregon              46  29  0   26  23  0
    Washington State    43  30  0   25  24  0
    UCLA                43  28  0   27  21  0
    Arizona State       43  29  0   29  21  0
    Stanford            37  35  2   23  27  0
    California          32  41  0   16  33  0
    Oregon State        17  52  1   5   44  1

1993 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2
    Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, 117
    Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, 181
1994 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 1
    J.J. Young, Oregon State, 100
1995 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 5
    Karim Abdul-Jabar, UCLA, 125
    Ahman Green, Nebraska, 176
    Reynard Rutherford, California, 124
    Anthony Bookman, Stanford, 123,
    Rashaan Shehee, Washington, 212
1996 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 2
    Skip Hicks, UCLA, 116
    Corey Dillon, Washington, 155
1997 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 4
    Skip Hicks, UCLA, 190; Robert Holcombe, Illinois 163;
    Michael Martin, ASU, 111; Anthony Bookman, 
    Stanford, 115
1998 - Players Gaining 100+ Yards vs. WSU - 1
    Steve Havard, Illinois, 103.

SCHEDULING: Coaches often talk about whom an upcoming opponent faces the week before or the week after the two teams collide...here's a look at WSU opponents and whom they play before and after meeting the Cougars:

    DATE    BEFORE WSU      WSU OPP         AFTER WSU
    9/5     ---             ILLINOIS        Middle Tenn.
    9/12    CS-Northridge   @ BSU           Portland State
    9/19    @ San Jose St.  IDAHO           @ LSU
    9/26    @ Oklahoma      @ CAL           @ USC
    10/3    Miami (canceled)@ UCLA          @ Arizona
    10/10   Bye             OREGON          @UCLA
    10/17   California      USC             @ Oregon
    10/31   Stanford        ASU             Cal
    11/7    Oregon          ARIZONA         @ Cal
    11/14   USC             STANFORD        @ Cal
    11/21   UCLA            @ WASHINGTON    ---

TOUGH PLAYING DL AT WSU: Since coming off the Rose Bowl nine months ago, WSU has lost seven defensive linemen...those anticipated to be in fall camp who are no longer members of the team include: Saeed Abdul-Malik (250 pounds, junior, JC transfer who did not receive his AA degree), James Agnew (330, RS-So., decided not to play football), Takari Blash (265. RS-Jr., attending school but not playing football), Eric Hodge (246, junior, a JC transfer who left fall camp after one week), Nate Mallory (265, RS-Fr., did not meet NCAA eligibility requirements), Delmar Morais (257, RS-Sr., injuries), Taeao Salausa (284, Sr., transferred)...adding to the woes is the loss of senior Gary Holmes following a severe ankle sprain in the Idaho game.

NANCE, MEIER NOW WSU'S ONLY EXPERIENCED DL: Washington State's list of defensive linemen with any significant experience is down to two with the loss of Gary Holmes, out for a few weeks with an ankle sprain...only Jonathan Nance and Rob Meier had any significant experience before the season started...both Nance, a senior, and Meier, a junior, entered this season with backup duty in 23 games during the 1996 and 1997 seasons...each had two starts last year...going into the season the combined experience of all other active linemen was 12 games.

REVIEWING WSU'S 1998 SEASON

        ------ W S U -----  -- OPPONENTS --
    OPP +/- F   FL  PI  TOT F   FL  PI  TOT
    ILL -2  3   2   1   3   1   1   0   1   
    BSU +2  5   4   0   4   4   3   3   6   
    IDAHO   +3  1   0   2   2   2   1   4   5   
    CAL -3  2   2   4   6   1   1   2   3
    UCLA                                        
    TOTAL   +0  11  8   7   15  8   6   9   15

 PLAYER CATEGORY    AVG PAC-10


Kareem Anderson-
    Punting         41.58   3
Steve Birnbaum-
    Passing Offense 110.4   8
    Total Offense   193.5   6
Kevin Brown-
    Rushing         59.50   9
    Total Offense   59.50   20
DeJuan Gilmore-
    Rushing         59.75   8
    Total Offense   59.75   19
Leaford Hackett-
    Pass Receptions 4.25    11
    Receiving Yards 69.5    11
Rian Lindell-
    Scoring Offense 7.25    9
    Field Goals     1.75    *2
Chris Martin-
    Interceptions   .75     *2
Paul Mencke-
    Passing Offense 108.9   9
    Total Offense   41.0    25
Dee Moronkola-
    Kickoff Return  31.4    2
James Price
    Tackles         10.3    *2
Earl Riley-
    Interceptions   .25     *15
Lamont Thompson-
    Interceptions   1.00    1
Nian Taylor-
    Punt Return     11.80   5
    Scoring Offense 6.0     *11
    Pass Receptions 5.0     8
    Receiving Yards 88.5    6
    All-purpose     108.5   8
* = Tie

                        WSU     WSU     WSU
TEAM CATEGORY           AVG     PAC-10  NCAA
Rushing Offense         124.0   6       75
Passing Offense         239.3   6       32
Total Offense           363.3   6       54
Scoring Offense         22.8    9       70
Rushing Defense         105.5   2       *22
Pass Efficiency Defense 79.4    1       4
Total Defense           284.3   1       20
Scoring Defense         18.5    5       *30
Net Punting             35.6    6       61
Punt Returns            7.8     9       66
KO Returns              21.0    9       54
Turnover Margin-        .00     *6      *54


                        UCLA    UCLA    UCLA
TEAM CATEGORY           AVG     PAC-10  NCAA
Rushing Offense         150.0   5       64
Passing Offense         347.0   1       6
Total Offense           497.0   2       10
Scoring Offense         45.5    2       5
Rushing Defense         165.0   7       68
Pass Efficiency Defense 108.9   7       43
Total Defense           415.0   9       90
Scoring Defense         27.5    8       *71
Net Punting             37.3    4       41
Punt Returns            9.4     7       54
KO Returns              26.1    3       *20
Turnover Margin         .50     *4      *37
* = Tie

Kareem Anderson Punting         41.58   46
Steve Birnbaum  Total Offense   193.5   46
Rian Lindell    Field Goals     1.75    *9
Chris Martin    Interceptions   .75     *7
Lamont Thompson Interceptions   1.0     *2
Dee Moronkola   Kickoff Return  31.4    13
Nian Taylor     Punt Return     11.80   36
                Receiving       88.5    35

Pac-10 Offense:  Leaford Hackett (Sylmar, Calif.)
Pac-10 Defense:  Steve Gleason (Spokane, Wash.), Rob Meier (West Vancouver, BC)
Pac-10 Special Teams: None
Offensive Lineman: Rob Rainville (Lewiston, Idaho)
Offensive Back:  Kevin Brown (West Covina, Calif.)
Offensive Scout Team: Derrick Roche (Kent, Wash.)
Defensive Back: Dee Moronkola (Richmond, Calif.)
Defensive Lineman: Jonathan Nance (Miami, Florida)
Defensive Scout Team: Steve Strand (Vancouver, Wash.)
Defensive Pursuit Player: Brad Philley (Puyallup, Wash.)
Cougar Claw:: Jesse Ratcliff (Lacey, Wash.), Jason White (Milpitas, Calif.)
Big Hit: Jeremy Thielbahr (Sandpoint, Idaho)
Cougar Tackler: Brad Philley(Puyallup, Wash.)
Specialist of the Week: Erik Larson (Olympia, Wash.)
Most Disciplined Offense: None
Most Disciplined Defense: Lamont Thompson (Richmond, Wash.)
Most Disciplined Special Teams: Dee Moronkola (Richmond, Calif.)
Special Teams Big Play: None 

1998 WSU FOOTBALL STARTERS
POS ILL         BSU         IDA         CAL         UCLA    ORE USC ASU ARIZ    STAN    WASH
SE  Hackett     Davis       Davis       Davis   
LT  Rainville   Rainville   Rainville   Rainville   
LG  Tujague     Tujague     Tujague     Tujague 
C   Long        Long        Long        Long    
RG  Sage        Criscione   Criscione   Sage    
RT  Raymond     Raymond     Raymond     Raymond 
TE  Jefferson               Jefferson       
SB              Hackett     Hackett     Hackett 
QB  Birnbuam    Birnbaum    Birnbaum    Birnbaum    
RB  Gilmore     Gilmore     Gilmore     Gilmore 
RB  Brown               
FL  Taylor      Taylor      Taylor      Taylor  
SE              White                   White   
PK  Lindell     Lindell     Lindell     Lindell 
NOTE: WSU's starting offensive lineup usually includes three wide receivers
and one running back, but can include four wide receivers and no running
backs, or two wide receivers and two running backs.


DE  Nance       Nance       Nance       Nance   
DT  Ratcliff    Holmes      Holmes      Hollenb'k   
DT  Meier       Meier       Meier       Meier   
DE  Marong      Ratcliff    Ratcliff    Mason   
SLB Gleason     Gleason     Gleason     Gleason 
MLB Smith       Price       Price       Price   
WLB Price       Philley     Philley     Philley 
CB  Moronkola   Moronkola   Moronkola   Moronkola   
FS  Thompson    Thompson    Thompson    Thompson    
SS  Riley       Riley       Riley       Riley   
CB  Martin      Martin      Martin      Martin  
P   Anderson    Anderson    Anderson    Anderson