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ABC is one of the many ABC is one of the many television networks that television networks that broadcast Sun Devil football. broadcast Sun Devil football. Arizona State has been on Arizona State has been on television 78 times in the last television 78 times in the last eight years, including all 12 eight years, including all 12 games last season.games last season.

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In 2002, the players in the In 2002, the players in the NFL voted the playing surface NFL voted the playing surface at Sun Devil Stadium as the at Sun Devil Stadium as the second-best in the country. second-best in the country. Home to the Tostitos Fiesta Home to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl every year, Sun Devil Bowl every year, Sun Devil Stadium has also hosted four Stadium has also hosted four national championship games national championship games and a Super Bowl.and a Super Bowl.

Since the stadium opened in 1958, over Since the stadium opened in 1958, over 15 million fans have watched Arizona 15 million fans have watched Arizona State play at Sun Devil Stadium.State play at Sun Devil Stadium.


The Sun Devils have made 21 bowl The Sun Devils have made 21 bowl appearances in the storied history appearances in the storied history of the program, including six bowl of the program, including six bowl invitations in the last eight years.invitations in the last eight years.

Frank Kush, above, is the winningest Frank Kush, above, is the winningest coach in Arizona State history. A coach in Arizona State history. A College Football Hall of Fame inductee, College Football Hall of Fame inductee, Kush led his Sun Devils to winning Kush led his Sun Devils to winning seasons in 19 of his 22 years at the seasons in 19 of his 22 years at the helm, nine conference championships helm, nine conference championships and a 6-1 bowl record.and a 6-1 bowl record.


In one of the greatest games in the In one of the greatest games in the history of the Sun Devil program, history of the Sun Devil program, Arizona State shut out then top-ranked Arizona State shut out then top-ranked and two-time defending national and two-time defending national champion Nebraska 19-0 on Sept. 21, champion Nebraska 19-0 on Sept. 21, 1996. The Sun Devils turned in a perfect 1996. The Sun Devils turned in a perfect 11-0 regular season in 1996, capturing 11-0 regular season in 1996, capturing the Pac-10 title and earning a berth in the Pac-10 title and earning a berth in the 1997 Rose Bowl.the 1997 Rose Bowl.

Arizona State has won Arizona State has won 16 conference football 16 conference football championships, including championships, including Pac-10 Conference titles in Pac-10 Conference titles in 1986 and 1996.1986 and 1996.


Defensive end Terrell Suggs Defensive end Terrell Suggs left Arizona State as the most left Arizona State as the most decorated player in school decorated player in school history. In 2003, he almost history. In 2003, he almost swept the national award swept the national award slate, winning the Lombardi slate, winning the Lombardi Award, the Bronko Nagurski Award, the Bronko Nagurski Award and the Ted Hendricks Award and the Ted Hendricks Award. He was also named Award. He was also named the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year and won the Pac-10’s the Year and won the Pac-10’s Morris Trophy.Morris Trophy.

Suggs became just the second Suggs became just the second player in school history to player in school history to earn unanimous All-American earn unanimous All-American honors and set the NCAA honors and set the NCAA record with 24.0 sacks in record with 24.0 sacks in 2003.2003.

The Baltimore Ravens took The Baltimore Ravens took Suggs as the 10th selection in Suggs as the 10th selection in the fi rst round of the 2003 NFL the fi rst round of the 2003 NFL Draft. After turning in a rookie Draft. After turning in a rookie team-record 12 sacks in 2003, team-record 12 sacks in 2003, Suggs was named the NFL Suggs was named the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Rookie of the Year, and was voted to the 2004 Pro and was voted to the 2004 Pro Bowl in just his second NFL Bowl in just his second NFL season.season.

Walk-Ons at ASUArizona State has a long tradition of walk-ons who have earned their

scholarship and gone onto successful careers in professional football.

Recent Sun Devils to Earn Scholarships (2002-05)Jay Breckenridge, SN Phil Howard, OLAdrian Thomas, CB Khoa Nguyen, DLPatrick Wilson, S Moey Mutz, WRJermaine McKinney, TB Kellen Mills, TE/HNick Clapp, LB Rodney Cox, S

Littrele Jones, CB Chris MacDonald, P

Sun Devil Walk-Ons Who Made It to the NFLAdam Archuleta, S St. Louis Rams (First-round draft pick)Vince Amoia, FB New York JetsBrian Jennings, SN San Francisco 49ersLevi Jones, LT Cincinnati Bengals (First-round draft pick)John Knight, LB San Diego ChargersJason Kyle, LB Seattle SeahawksBrad Williams, P Minnesota Vikings

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Being part of the Being part of the Sun Devil family Sun Devil family does not end when does not end when a player leaves a player leaves campus. Former campus. Former players often players often return to campus return to campus throughout the throughout the season for games, season for games, practices, golf practices, golf outings and the outings and the annual spring game. annual spring game. Over 100 former Sun Over 100 former Sun Devils attended the Devils attended the Huddle Club Golf Huddle Club Golf Tournament.Tournament.

Left tackle Levi Jones, a walk-on who Left tackle Levi Jones, a walk-on who went on to become a fi rst-round draft pick went on to become a fi rst-round draft pick of the Cincinnati Bengals, visits with head of the Cincinnati Bengals, visits with head coach Dirk Koetter and former defensive coach Dirk Koetter and former defensive coordinator Brent Guy.coordinator Brent Guy.

Tight end Todd Heap and Tight end Todd Heap and Terrell Suggs, both fi rst-Terrell Suggs, both fi rst-round draft picks by the round draft picks by the Baltimore Ravens, found Baltimore Ravens, found a moment to reminisce a moment to reminisce on their playing days at on their playing days at Arizona State.Arizona State.

St. Louis Ram Adam Archuleta (above) St. Louis Ram Adam Archuleta (above) and Levi Jones were ASU walk-ons and Levi Jones were ASU walk-ons who went on to become fi rst-round who went on to become fi rst-round NFL draft picks.NFL draft picks.

“Attending Arizona State University was the best “Attending Arizona State University was the best decision of my life. There was something about ASU decision of my life. There was something about ASU that I just had to stay home for. Dirk Koetter is one of that I just had to stay home for. Dirk Koetter is one of the best coaches I have ever learned from. Not only did the best coaches I have ever learned from. Not only did he teach me the game of football, but he also taught he teach me the game of football, but he also taught me the game of life. He developed me into a complete me the game of life. He developed me into a complete player and a complete person.”player and a complete person.”

-- Terrell Suggs, Former ASU Defensive End-- Terrell Suggs, Former ASU Defensive End Baltimore Ravens Baltimore Ravens

Over 100 former Sun Devils returned to campus Over 100 former Sun Devils returned to campus for the Washington State game last year as ASU for the Washington State game last year as ASU retired Pat Tillman’s No. 42 jersey.retired Pat Tillman’s No. 42 jersey.

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In Honor of Pat Tillman (1976-2004)Cpl. Pat Tillman was killed in the line of duty in April of 2004 in Afghanistan. The 1997 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year and a three-time all-league honoree, Tillman played linebacker at ASU from 1994-97. After a successful fi ve-year NFL career with the Arizona Cardinals, Tillman and his brother, Kevin, a former ASU baseball player, enlisted in the U.S. Army and became members of the elite U.S. Rangers unit.

An Academic All-American and three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection, Tillman graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business with a B.S. in marketing on Dec. 19, 1997.

In cooperation with the family of Pat Tillman, Arizona State and the Arizona Cardinals have established the Pat Tillman Memorial Scholarship, which will provide support for ASU students in the W.P. Carey School of Business marketing

program and Sun Devil Athletics. For more information on the scholarship, please

contact Lynda Lumpkin at (480) 965-2475. Donations can be sent via mail to the ASU Foundation, Attn: Lynda Lumpkin, P.O. Box 873208, Tempe, AZ 85287-3208. Tillman’s family has also established a foundation in his memory, which can be reached at pattillmanfoundation.net.

Tillman’s No. 42 jersey was retired at halftime of the Washington State game last season and Pat Tillman Sr. visited the locker room after the game. The Sun Devil team will continue

to wear a patch with Tillman’s number on the front of their jerseys this season. The Pac-10 Conference has also honored Tillman by renaming its Defensive Player of the Year Award after him.

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Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis

(top right photo with Koetter), Detroit Lions

President and CEO Matt Millen and Detroit

Lions head coach Steve Mariucci (above with

Koetter) are among the NFL representatives

to have visited ASU’s campus.

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Representatives from the NFL, Representatives from the NFL, including coaches, general including coaches, general managers, assistant coaches and managers, assistant coaches and scouts, travel to Tempe each year scouts, travel to Tempe each year to see the Sun Devils perform on to see the Sun Devils perform on Pro Timing Day.Pro Timing Day.

Arizona State has had 36 players Arizona State has had 36 players drafted in the last nine NFL Drafts, drafted in the last nine NFL Drafts, the most among Pac-10 schools the most among Pac-10 schools and the eight-highest total in the and the eight-highest total in the nation.nation.


Former Sun Devils on NFL Rosters(2004 Opening-Day Rosters)

Adam Archuleta St. Louis RamsSolomon Bates Seattle SeahawksDavid Dixon Minnesota VikingsErik Flowers St. Louis RamsTodd Heap Baltimore RavensJunior Ioane Houston TexansBrian Jennings San Francisco 49ersLevi Jones Cincinnati BengalsMike Karney New Orleans SaintsKyle Kosier San Francisco 49ersJason Kyle Carolina PanthersShaun McDonald St. Louis RamsJake Plummer Denver BroncosJ.R. Redmond Oakland RaidersDamien Richardson Carolina Panthers (IR)Derrick Rodgers New Orleans SaintsGrey Ruegamer Green Bay PackersJason Shivers St. Louis RamsJason Simmons Houston TexansDerek Smith San Francisco 49ersMarvel Smith Pittsburgh SteelersTerrelle Smith Cleveland BrownsTerrell Suggs Baltimore RavensStephen Trejo St. Louis RamsDarren Woodson Dallas Cowboys (IR)

ESPN's Robin Roberts (center holding football) visited with the top college football players entering the 2003 NFL Draft on Good Morning America this spring: Terence Newman, Terrell Suggs, Jimmy Kennedy, Byron Leftwich, Carson Palmer, Dewayne Robertson and Charles Rogers.

Jake PlummerDenver Broncos1997 Draft Pick

At least one Sun Devil has played in nine of the last At least one Sun Devil has played in nine of the last twelve Super Bowls, including Grey Ruegamer and twelve Super Bowls, including Grey Ruegamer and J.R. Redmond who played for the 2002 Super Bowl J.R. Redmond who played for the 2002 Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots.Champion New England Patriots.

Defensive end Terrell Suggs, a fi rst-round pick by the Defensive end Terrell Suggs, a fi rst-round pick by the Baltimore Ravens in 2003, was one of the top NFL Baltimore Ravens in 2003, was one of the top NFL prospects invited to appear on Good Morning America prospects invited to appear on Good Morning America and ring the closing bell at the New York Stock and ring the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.Exchange.

Terrell Suggs

1st Round Pick-2003

Baltimore Ravens


Pac-10 Players on 2004 NFL Opening Day Rosters

USC 25UCLA 25California 24Washington 23Arizona State 23Stanford 18Washington State 17Oregon 15Arizona 14Oregon State 12

Adam Archuleta1st Round Pick-2001St. Louis Rams

Levi Jones1st Round Pick-2002Cincinnati Bengals

Todd Heap1st Round Pick-2001Baltimore Ravens

Arizona State was one of just three schools Arizona State was one of just three schools in the country to have a player taken in the in the country to have a player taken in the fi rst round of the NFL Draft from 2000-03 fi rst round of the NFL Draft from 2000-03 (Miami and Florida were the other two).(Miami and Florida were the other two).

Arizona State has had Arizona State has had 210 players drafted by 210 players drafted by the NFL, including 25 the NFL, including 25 fi rst-round selections.fi rst-round selections.

Sun Devils & The NFLSun Devils & The NFL

QuarterbacksQuarterbacksMARK MALONEMARK MALONEASU 1977-78-79ASU 1977-78-79Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Steelers

MIKE PAGELMIKE PAGELASU 1978-79-81ASU 1978-79-81Los Angeles RamsLos Angeles Rams

JAKE PLUMMERJAKE PLUMMERASU 1993-94-95-96ASU 1993-94-95-96Denver BroncosDenver Broncos

PAUL JUSTINPAUL JUSTINASU 1987-88-89-90ASU 1987-88-89-90Indianapolis ColtsIndianapolis Colts

DANNY WHITEDANNY WHITEASU 1971-72-73ASU 1971-72-73Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

Defensive LinemenDefensive LinemenTRACE ARMSTRONGTRACE ARMSTRONGASU 1985-86-87ASU 1985-86-87Miami DolphinsMiami Dolphins

KIT LATHROPKIT LATHROPASU 1976-77ASU 1976-77Denver BroncosDenver Broncos

AL HARRISAL HARRISASU 1975-76-77-78ASU 1975-76-77-78Philadelphia EaglesPhiladelphia Eagles

SHAWN PATTERSONSHAWN PATTERSONASU 1984-85-86-87ASU 1984-85-86-87Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

JIM JEFFCOATJIM JEFFCOATASU 1979-80-81-82ASU 1979-80-81-82Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

ISRAEL STANLEYISRAEL STANLEYASU 1988-89-90, 92ASU 1988-89-90, 92New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Saints

SKIP MCCLENDONSKIP MCCLENDONASU 1985-86ASU 1985-86Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Bengals

CURLEY CULPCURLEY CULPASU 1965-66-67ASU 1965-66-67Detroit LionsDetroit Lions

JEREMY STAATJEREMY STAATASU 1996-97ASU 1996-97Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Steelers

SHAWN SWAYDASHAWN SWAYDAASU 1993-96ASU 1993-96Atlanta FalconsAtlanta Falcons

SHANTE CARVERSHANTE CARVERASU 1990-91-92-93ASU 1990-91-92-93Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

DAN SALEAUMUADAN SALEAUMUAASU 1983-84-85-86ASU 1983-84-85-86Kansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

ERIK FLOWERSERIK FLOWERSASU 1998-99ASU 1998-99St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

JUNIOR IOANEJUNIOR IOANEASU 1998-99ASU 1998-99Houston TexansHouston Texans

BRIAN JENNINGSBRIAN JENNINGSASU 1997-98-99ASU 1997-98-99San Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ers

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Wide ReceiversWide ReceiversERIC GULIFORDERIC GULIFORDASU 1989-90-91-92ASU 1989-90-91-92Carolina PanthersCarolina Panthers

JOHNNY THOMASJOHNNY THOMASASU 1993ASU 1993St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

LARRY MUCKERLARRY MUCKERASU 1974-75-76ASU 1974-75-76Tampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay Buccaneers

J.D. HILLJ.D. HILLASU 1967-68, 70ASU 1967-68, 70Buffalo BillsBuffalo Bills

JOHN MISTLERJOHN MISTLERASU 1978-79-80ASU 1978-79-80New York GiantsNew York Giants

RON BROWNRON BROWNASU 1979-80-81-82ASU 1979-80-81-82Los Angeles RamsLos Angeles Rams

STEVE HOLDENSTEVE HOLDENASU 1970-71-72ASU 1970-71-72Cleveland BrownsCleveland Browns

AARON COXAARON COXASU 1984-85-86-87ASU 1984-85-86-87Los Angeles RamsLos Angeles Rams

LARRY WALTONLARRY WALTONASU 1967-68ASU 1967-68Detroit LionsDetroit Lions

JOHN JEFFERSONJOHN JEFFERSONASU 1974-75-76-77ASU 1974-75-76-77San Diego ChargersSan Diego Chargers

KEITH POOLEKEITH POOLEASU 1993-94-95-96ASU 1993-94-95-96New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Saints

BRUCE HILLBRUCE HILLASU 1983-84-85-86ASU 1983-84-85-86Tampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay Buccaneers

LENZIE JACKSONLENZIE JACKSONASU 1995-96-97-98ASU 1995-96-97-98Jacksonville JaguarsJacksonville Jaguars

SHAUN MCDONALDSHAUN MCDONALDASU 2000-01-02ASU 2000-01-02St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

Tight EndsTight EndsBRUCE HARDYBRUCE HARDYASU 1974-75-76-77ASU 1974-75-76-77Miami DolphinsMiami Dolphins

JERRY SMITHJERRY SMITHASU 1963-64ASU 1963-64Washington RedskinsWashington Redskins

STEVE BUSHSTEVE BUSHASU 1992-93, 1995-96ASU 1992-93, 1995-96Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

MATT CERCONEMATT CERCONEASU 1997-98ASU 1997-98Minnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

TODD HEAPTODD HEAPASU 1998-99-00ASU 1998-99-00Baltimore RavensBaltimore Ravens

Member: National Football Member: National Football League Hall of FameLeague Hall of Fame

CHARLEY TAYLORCHARLEY TAYLORASU 1961-62-63ASU 1961-62-63Washington RedskinsWashington Redskins

SKYLER FULTONSKYLER FULTONASU 2000-01-02-03ASU 2000-01-02-03Indianapolis ColtsIndianapolis Colts


Defensive BacksDefensive BacksCRAIG NEWSOMECRAIG NEWSOMEASU 1993-94ASU 1993-94Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

EDDIE CADEEDDIE CADEASU 1992-93-94ASU 1992-93-94New England PatriotsNew England Patriots

LENNY MCGILLLENNY MCGILLASU 1990-91-92-93ASU 1990-91-92-93Atlanta FalconsAtlanta Falcons

KEVIN MINIEFIELDKEVIN MINIEFIELDASU 1989-90-91-92ASU 1989-90-91-92Chicago BearsChicago Bears

DARREN WOODSONDARREN WOODSONASU 1989-90-91ASU 1989-90-91Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

PHILLIPPI SPARKSPHILLIPPI SPARKSASU 1990-91ASU 1990-91New York GiantsNew York Giants

FLOYD FIELDSFLOYD FIELDSASU 1987-88-89-90ASU 1987-88-89-90San Diego ChargersSan Diego Chargers

ERIC ALLENERIC ALLENASU 1984-85-86-87ASU 1984-85-86-87New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Saints

DAVID FULCHERDAVID FULCHERASU 1983-84-85ASU 1983-84-85Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Bengals

MIKE RICHARDSONMIKE RICHARDSONASU 1979-80-81-82ASU 1979-80-81-82Chicago BearsChicago Bears

JASON SIMMONSJASON SIMMONSASU 1994-95-96-97ASU 1994-95-96-97Houston TexansHouston Texans

HENRY CARRHENRY CARRASU 1963ASU 1963Kansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

DAMIEN RICHARDSONDAMIEN RICHARDSONASU 1994-95-96-97ASU 1994-95-96-97Carolina PanthersCarolina Panthers

ADAM ARCHULETAADAM ARCHULETAASU 1997-98-99-00ASU 1997-98-99-00St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

NIJRELL EASONNIJRELL EASONASU 1999-00ASU 1999-00St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

Member: National Football Member: National Football League Hall of FameLeague Hall of Fame

PAUL MOYERPAUL MOYERASU 1981-82ASU 1981-82Seattle SeahawksSeattle Seahawks

ANTHONY PARKERANTHONY PARKERASU 1984-85-86ASU 1984-85-86St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

JOHN PITTSJOHN PITTSASU 1965-66ASU 1965-66Buffalo BillsBuffalo Bills

MIKE HAYNESMIKE HAYNESASU 1972-73-74ASU 1972-73-74Los Angeles RaidersLos Angeles Raiders

JOHN HARRISJOHN HARRISASU 1975-76-77-78ASU 1975-76-77-78Seattle SeahawksSeattle Seahawks

JASON SHIVERSJASON SHIVERSASU 2001-02-03ASU 2001-02-03Chicago BearsChicago Bears


LinebackersLinebackersJASON KYLEJASON KYLEASU 1993-94ASU 1993-94Carolina PanthersCarolina Panthers

BRIAN NOBLEBRIAN NOBLEASU 1983-84ASU 1983-84Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

BOB BREUNIGBOB BREUNIGASU 1972-73-74ASU 1972-73-74Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

SCOTT STEPHENSCOTT STEPHENASU 1983-84-85-86ASU 1983-84-85-86Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

RON PRITCHARDRON PRITCHARDASU 1966-67-68ASU 1966-67-68Houston OilersHouston Oilers

LARRY GORDONLARRY GORDONASU 1973-74-75ASU 1973-74-75Miami DolphinsMiami Dolphins

BRETT WALLERSTEDTBRETT WALLERSTEDTASU 1989-90-91-92ASU 1989-90-91-92Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Bengals

DARREN COMEAUXDARREN COMEAUXASU 1980-81ASU 1980-81Seattle SeahawksSeattle Seahawks

DERRICK RODGERSDERRICK RODGERSASU 1996ASU 1996New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Saints

DEREK SMITHDEREK SMITHASU 1995-96ASU 1995-96San Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ers

SCOTT VON DER AHESCOTT VON DER AHEASU 1995-96ASU 1995-96Indianapolis ColtsIndianapolis Colts

PAT TILLMANPAT TILLMANASU 1994-95-96-97ASU 1994-95-96-97Arizona CardinalsArizona Cardinals

MASON UNCKMASON UNCKASU 1999-00-01-02ASU 1999-00-01-02Cleveland BrownsCleveland Browns

SOLOMON BATESSOLOMON BATESASU 1999-00-01-02ASU 1999-00-01-02Seattle SeahawksSeattle Seahawks

TERRELL SUGGSTERRELL SUGGSASU 2000-01-02ASU 2000-01-02Baltimore RavensBaltimore Ravens

MIKE BLACKMIKE BLACKASU 1979-80-81-81ASU 1979-80-81-81Detroit LionsDetroit Lions

LUIS ZENDEJASLUIS ZENDEJASASU 1981-82-83-84ASU 1981-82-83-84Dallas CowboysDallas Cowboys

NICK MURPHYNICK MURPHYASU 1999-00-01ASU 1999-00-01Kansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

JEFF KYSARJEFF KYSARASU 1991-92-93-94ASU 1991-92-93-94Oakland RaidersOakland Raiders

DAVID DIXONDAVID DIXONASU 1990-91ASU 1990-91Minnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

Kickers Offensive Linemen Kickers Offensive Linemen


Offensive Linemen (Continued)Offensive Linemen (Continued)

VICTOR LEYVAVICTOR LEYVAASU 1997-98-99-00ASU 1997-98-99-00Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Bengals

LEVI JONESLEVI JONESASU 1998-99-00-01ASU 1998-99-00-01Cincinnati BengalsCincinnati Bengals

KYLE KOSIERKYLE KOSIERASU 1999-00-01ASU 1999-00-01San Francisco 49ersSan Francisco 49ers

SCOTT PETERSSCOTT PETERSASU 1998-99-00-01ASU 1998-99-00-01Philadelphia EaglesPhiladelphia Eagles

TRAVIS SCOTTTRAVIS SCOTTASU 2001ASU 2001St. Louis RamsSt. Louis Rams

Running Backs/FullbacksRunning Backs/FullbacksBRENT MCCLANAHANBRENT MCCLANAHANASU 1970-71-72ASU 1970-71-72Minnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

GERALD RIGGSGERALD RIGGSASU 1978-79-80-81ASU 1978-79-80-81Washington RedskinsWashington Redskins

ART MALONEART MALONEASU 1967-68-69ASU 1967-68-69Philadelphia EaglesPhiladelphia Eagles

ROBERT WEATHERSROBERT WEATHERSASU 1978-79-80-81ASU 1978-79-80-81New England PatriotsNew England Patriots

WOODY GREENWOODY GREENASU 1971-72-73ASU 1971-72-73Kansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

TERRELLE SMITHTERRELLE SMITHASU 1997-98-99ASU 1997-98-99Cleveland BrownsCleveland Browns

RANDALL MCDANIELRANDALL MCDANIELASU 1984-85-86-87ASU 1984-85-86-87Tampa Bay BuccaneersTampa Bay Buccaneers

JUAN ROQUEJUAN ROQUEASU 1993-94-95-96ASU 1993-94-95-96Detroit LionsDetroit Lions

GREY RUEGAMERGREY RUEGAMERASU 1995-96-97-98ASU 1995-96-97-98Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

TODD KALISTODD KALISASU 1984-85-86-87ASU 1984-85-86-87Minnesota VikingsMinnesota Vikings

DANNY VILLADANNY VILLAASU 1984-85-86ASU 1984-85-86Kansas City ChiefsKansas City Chiefs

MARVEL SMITHMARVEL SMITHASU 1997-98-99ASU 1997-98-99Pittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Steelers

J.R. REDMONDJ.R. REDMONDASU 1996-97-98-99ASU 1996-97-98-99New England PatriotsNew England Patriots

LEONARD RUSSELLLEONARD RUSSELLASU 1990ASU 1990Denver BroncosDenver Broncos

STEPHEN TREJOSTEPHEN TREJOASU 1997-98-99-00ASU 1997-98-99-00Detroit LionsDetroit Lions

BEN MALONEBEN MALONEASU 1971-72-73ASU 1971-72-73Miami DolphinsMiami Dolphins

MARIO BATESMARIO BATESASU 1991-93ASU 1991-93Arizona CardinalsArizona Cardinals

MIKE KARNEYMIKE KARNEYASU 2000-01-02-03ASU 2000-01-02-03New Orleans SaintsNew Orleans Saints

Travis Williams, Green Bay Packers (1968)Larry Todd, Oakland Raiders (1968)Curley Culp, Kansas City Chiefs (1970)Mike Fanucci, Washington Redskins (1973)Jerry Smith, Washington Redskins (1973)Charley Taylor, Washington Redskins (1973)Brent McClanahan, Minnesota Vikings (1974, 1975, 1977)Bob Breunig, Dallas Cowboys (1976, 1978, 1979)Windlan Hall, Minnesota Vikings (1977)Danny White, Dallas Cowboys (1978, 1979)Larry Gordon, Miami Dolphins (1983)Bruce Hardy, Miami Dolphins (1983)Mike Haynes, Los Angeles Raiders (1984)Mike Richardson, Chicago Bears (1986)Darren Comeaux, Denver Broncos (1987)Kit Lathrop, Washington Redskins (1988)Walt Bowyer, Denver Broncos, (1988)

David Fulcher, Cincinnati Bengals (1989)Skip McClendon, Cincinnati Bengals (1989)Darren Woodson, Dallas Cowboys (1993, 1994, 1996)Jon Baker, Dallas Cowboys (1996)Shante Carver, Dallas Cowboys (1996)Craig Newsome, Green Bay Packers (1997, 1998)Shawn Swayda, Atlanta Falcons (1999)Paul Justin, St. Louis Rams (2000)J.R. Redmond, New England Patriots (2002)Grey Ruegamer, New England Patriots (2002)Adam Archuleta, St. Louis Rams (2002)Junior Ioane, Oakland Raiders (2003)Jason Kyle, Carolina Panthers (2004)Damien Richardson, Carolina Panthers (2004-injured reserve)

Bold Indicates Super Bowl Champion

All-Time Sun Devils in the Super Bowl

Jason Kyle Damien Richardson

A total of 31 Sun Devils have played in the Super Bowl. At least one Sun Devil has been on the Super Bowl roster in nine of the last 12 games, including Carolina Panthers Jason

Kyle and Damien Richardson in 2004.

Sun Devils in the Super BowlSun Devils in the Super Bowl



Grayling Love (with his mother, Cathy) Grayling Love (with his mother, Cathy) was a 2005 National Football Foundation was a 2005 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete. Love has already earned Scholar-Athlete. Love has already earned his undergraduate degree in fi nance and his undergraduate degree in fi nance and was one of just two players in the Pac-10 was one of just two players in the Pac-10 to earn fi rst-team all-league honors on the to earn fi rst-team all-league honors on the fi eld and in the classroom last year.fi eld and in the classroom last year.

More than 20 Sun Devils have graduated More than 20 Sun Devils have graduated in the last three years, including seven in the last three years, including seven student-athletes on the 2005 roster who student-athletes on the 2005 roster who have already earned their undergraduate have already earned their undergraduate degrees.degrees.


Skyler Fulton, who signed Skyler Fulton, who signed as a free agent with the as a free agent with the Indianapolis Colts, earned Indianapolis Colts, earned his degree in elementary his degree in elementary education in 2004.education in 2004.

In addition to being a student and athlete, In addition to being a student and athlete, Sun Devils also engage in several hours of Sun Devils also engage in several hours of community outreach each semester. Past community outreach each semester. Past projects have included community clean-projects have included community clean-up days, book and food drives, speaking at up days, book and food drives, speaking at schools, and volunteering at the MS Walk on schools, and volunteering at the MS Walk on the Wild Side in 2002 and 2003.the Wild Side in 2002 and 2003.

Arizona State has some of the fi nest academic Arizona State has some of the fi nest academic facilities in the country with numerous study facilities in the country with numerous study and tutoring rooms on the second fl oor of the and tutoring rooms on the second fl oor of the Carson Center. The APS Learning Center features Carson Center. The APS Learning Center features 44 computers for student athletes to use, and the 44 computers for student athletes to use, and the Norris Quiet Study, provides space for intense study Norris Quiet Study, provides space for intense study in a library-like setting.in a library-like setting.

Wide receiver Michael Jones works Wide receiver Michael Jones works with tutor Corinne Corte, one of the with tutor Corinne Corte, one of the many tutors, managers and academic many tutors, managers and academic coordinators in the Student-Athlete coordinators in the Student-Athlete Development department available to Development department available to the Sun Devil football student-athletes the Sun Devil football student-athletes throughout their careers.throughout their careers.

ASU is the only school in the nation to ASU is the only school in the nation to honor its student-athletes for academic honor its student-athletes for academic performance with patches on the players’ performance with patches on the players’ jerseys. A school-record total of 41 student jerseys. A school-record total of 41 student athletes were named “Scholar Ballers” for athletes were named “Scholar Ballers” for turning in GPA’s of 3.0 or higher last year.turning in GPA’s of 3.0 or higher last year.


The Nadine and Ed Carson Student-Athlete Center gives Arizona State one of the fi nest student-athlete

centers in the country. Located in the south end of Sun Devil Stadium and completely renovated in 2003, the $28 million, 165,000-square-foot Carson Center houses the entire athletic department and allows a student-athlete to accomplish everything he needs to do in a given day from meeting with an academic adviser to taping and treatment to get ready for practice without leaving the building.

Nadine & Ed Carson Student-Athlete Center

Video Suite

Hobbs Family Stadium Club

Bill KajikawaPractice Fields

Nap & Barbara Lawrence Weight & Strength Center


The Wally Kelly Student-Athlete Lounge features three big-screen televisions, PlayStation video games, plush leather couches and chairs and a pool table and is the perfect place for student-athletes to mingle and relax between academic meeting, classes, treatment and practice.

The third fl oor of the Carson Center serves as headquarters for the Sun Devil football program in the Dickey Family Football Suite. The suite features offi ces for the coaches, 10 position and staff meeting rooms and the 150-seat Dutson Theater, which can house the entire football team at one time. Student-athletes and coaches can also watch game fi lm in every meeting room through a closed intranet set system.

Lattie & Elva Coor Student-Athlete Study Lounge

Wally Kelly Student-Athlete Lounge

Training Room

Football Locker Room


“Our facilities and coaches are as good as you’re going to fi nd anywhere in the country. As a player, you have the opportunity to do everything that you ever wanted to accomplish in the weight room. Our workouts are player-and position-specifi c which is awesome because you are working out to make yourself better as a football player, not just to work out.”-Former Sun Devil Skyler Fulton, Indianapolis Colts free agent signee

Arizona State has one of the fi nest Arizona State has one of the fi nest weight rooms in the country in the weight rooms in the country in the state-of-the-art Nap and Barbara state-of-the-art Nap and Barbara Lawrence Strength and Conditioning Lawrence Strength and Conditioning Center. The weight room features Center. The weight room features 16,000 square feet of weight 16,000 square feet of weight equipment, cardio machines and equipment, cardio machines and a 40-yard track in addition to a a 40-yard track in addition to a nutrition area. It includes $650,000 in nutrition area. It includes $650,000 in equipment, including 24 multi-station equipment, including 24 multi-station Powerlift units, which include 660 Powerlift units, which include 660 pounds of Olympic bumper plates as pounds of Olympic bumper plates as well as Olympic and Powerlift bars.well as Olympic and Powerlift bars.

Joe Kenn, the Director of ASU’s Sports Joe Kenn, the Director of ASU’s Sports Performance program, was the 2002 Performance program, was the 2002 National Strength and Conditioning National Strength and Conditioning Professional of the Year as voted Professional of the Year as voted on by the National Strength and on by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Kenn and Conditioning Association. Kenn and his staff help prepare the Sun Devils his staff help prepare the Sun Devils for the mental and physical demands for the mental and physical demands of top athletic performance with of top athletic performance with an Athletic Based Training program an Athletic Based Training program geared specifi cally to the game of geared specifi cally to the game of football.football.


“I tell all of our recruits that maybe the most important person in a college program is the strength and conditioning coach because you work with him every single day. At ASU, we not only have the best weight room in the country according to Sports Illustrated, but we also have the top strength coach in the country in Joe ‘Big House’ Kenn, as voted on by his peers. The results we get from our strength program speak for themselves. I could not be happier with what we are doing in this area of the overall program.”-Head Coach Dirk Koetter

“ The facilities at ASU are probably “ The facilities at ASU are probably unmatched by any others in the unmatched by any others in the country, as well as the dedication country, as well as the dedication and commitment that the treatment and commitment that the treatment and weight room staff have for the and weight room staff have for the athletes. My own personal growth and athletes. My own personal growth and dramatic increase in both speed and dramatic increase in both speed and strength are a testament to Joe Kenn, strength are a testament to Joe Kenn, his staff and the sports performance his staff and the sports performance program at Arizona State”program at Arizona State”–Former Sun Devil Drew Hodgdon, –Former Sun Devil Drew Hodgdon, Houston Texans draft pickHouston Texans draft pick

Twenty eight Sun Devils were named Twenty eight Sun Devils were named Hard Hat Players in 2005 for their Hard Hat Players in 2005 for their dedication and hard work during dedication and hard work during ASU’s Winter Developmental Program. ASU’s Winter Developmental Program. Grayling Love and Jordan Hill shared Grayling Love and Jordan Hill shared Hard Hat co-champion honors.Hard Hat co-champion honors.

ASU’s weight room was featured in ASU’s weight room was featured in Sports Illustrated as the top weight Sports Illustrated as the top weight room in the country in the “Ultimate room in the country in the “Ultimate Facilities” section of its 2002 College Facilities” section of its 2002 College Football Preview issue.Football Preview issue.





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“Dirk Koetter is nothing but “Dirk Koetter is nothing but great, because he’s an Idaho boy. great, because he’s an Idaho boy. He’s a great coach and is doing a He’s a great coach and is doing a great job at my alma mater.”great job at my alma mater.”– Jake Plummer, Former – Jake Plummer, Former ASU Quarterback, ASU Quarterback, Quarterback, Denver Quarterback, Denver Broncos Broncos

“Dirk is doing a fi ne job at “Dirk is doing a fi ne job at a high profi le institution in a high profi le institution in Arizona State University. He’s Arizona State University. He’s done a great job of identifying done a great job of identifying fi ne players and has properly fi ne players and has properly identifi ed the right people, identifi ed the right people, especially the right kind of especially the right kind of player to compete well in the player to compete well in the Pac-10.”Pac-10.”– Marvin Lewis, – Marvin Lewis, Head Coach Head Coach Cincinnati Bengals

“Dirk Koetter is the total package. While he’s a brilliant offensive mind, his knowledge of the defensive side is excellent. His recruiting skills are among the best in the country.”– Mike Gottfried, ESPN College Football Analyst

“I think that watching Dirk’s “I think that watching Dirk’s offense he is on the cutting edge offense he is on the cutting edge in college football in terms of the in college football in terms of the passing game. passing game. I love the multiplicity of what he I love the multiplicity of what he does. It also happens that he has does. It also happens that he has stepped up his defense as well. stepped up his defense as well. He’s done a terrifi c job at Arizona He’s done a terrifi c job at Arizona State.”State.”– Mike Martz, – Mike Martz, Head Coach, Head Coach, St. Louis Rams St. Louis Rams

“For quite a few years now, “For quite a few years now, there have been whispers in the there have been whispers in the football community that Dirk football community that Dirk Koetter was a rising star in the Koetter was a rising star in the coaching ranks. They’re not coaching ranks. They’re not whispering anymore. Koetter has whispering anymore. Koetter has arrived and the secret’s out.”arrived and the secret’s out.”– Chris Mortensen, – Chris Mortensen, ESPN NFL Analyst ESPN NFL Analyst

“I believe Dirk Koetter has “I believe Dirk Koetter has all of the characteristics to be all of the characteristics to be one of the next outstanding one of the next outstanding coaches in football, period.”coaches in football, period.”– Dan Henning, – Dan Henning, Offensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach, Quarterbacks Coach, Carolina Panthers; Carolina Panthers; former Head Coach, former Head Coach, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Falcons, San Diego Chargers, San Diego Chargers, Boston College Boston College

“I have as high a regard for Dirk “I have as high a regard for Dirk as any coach I have been around. as any coach I have been around. I played for Dirk in high school I played for Dirk in high school and a lot of the knowledge of the and a lot of the knowledge of the game of football I have is based game of football I have is based upon what I learned from him.”upon what I learned from him.”– Merrill Hoge, ESPN NFL– Merrill Hoge, ESPN NFL Analyst and former Analyst and former NFL fullback NFL fullback

“Dirk has brought a renewed “Dirk has brought a renewed sense of energy and commitment sense of energy and commitment to the program. He’s a coach to the program. He’s a coach that people have an eye on. As that people have an eye on. As a former quarterback, I love a former quarterback, I love the fact that he’s aggressive the fact that he’s aggressive offensively and is always in the offensively and is always in the attack mode. He has transferred attack mode. He has transferred his youth and enthusiasm into his youth and enthusiasm into the program”the program”– Mark Malone, Former ASU– Mark Malone, Former ASU Quarterback, ESPN Quarterback, ESPN NFL Analyst NFL Analyst

“Coach Koetter is a great person “Coach Koetter is a great person and he helped me grow as a and he helped me grow as a man. He was always there for man. He was always there for me. ASU is a great place to me. ASU is a great place to have the college experience. It have the college experience. It is a beautiful place to live. The is a beautiful place to live. The teammates I met here will be teammates I met here will be friends for life. I would not have friends for life. I would not have changed my decision to attend changed my decision to attend Arizona State University for Arizona State University for anything.”anything.”–Jimmy Verdon, –Jimmy Verdon, Former ASU Defensive Former ASU Defensive End, New Orleans Saints End, New Orleans Saints

“Coach Koetter’s offensive system was great for system was great for showcasing my talents as a wide showcasing my talents as a wide receiver. He helped me grow as receiver. He helped me grow as a person. The ASU environment a person. The ASU environment was the perfect place for a was the perfect place for a student-athlete. I was a local student-athlete. I was a local product and attending ASU and product and attending ASU and playing in front of the hometown playing in front of the hometown fans was the best decision I ever fans was the best decision I ever made.”made.”–Shaun McDonald, Former –Shaun McDonald, Former ASU Wide Receiver, ASU Wide Receiver, St. Louis Rams St. Louis Rams

“Having worked with Dirk “Having worked with Dirk Koetter for seven years, I Koetter for seven years, I have a hard time believing have a hard time believing that there is any better that there is any better football mind, at any level, football mind, at any level, than Dirk’s.”than Dirk’s.”– Andy Reid, Head Coach,– Andy Reid, Head Coach, Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Eagles

“Coach Koetter was able to “Coach Koetter was able to prepare me for the NFL at the prepare me for the NFL at the collegiate level. His system collegiate level. His system asks a lot of quarterbacks, and asks a lot of quarterbacks, and all quarterbacks should want all quarterbacks should want that opportunity. He was always that opportunity. He was always there for me when I needed the there for me when I needed the best advice. ASU provided me best advice. ASU provided me the opportunity to receive an the opportunity to receive an education as well as play the education as well as play the great game of football. Tempe great game of football. Tempe is a great town with great fans. is a great town with great fans. Knowing what I know now, I Knowing what I know now, I would not have gone to school would not have gone to school anywhere else.”anywhere else.”– Andrew Walter, Former – Andrew Walter, Former ASU Quarterback, ASU Quarterback, Oakland Raiders Oakland Raiders

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This is Sun Devil Football .....1-28 Game Day at Sun Devil Stadium .2-3 Winning Tradition ......................4-5 Terrell Suggs .................................6 Sun Devil Family ...........................7 Pat Tillman, American Hero ..........8 Pro Timing Day .............................9 Sun Devils in the NFL .............10-16 Sun Devils in the Super Bowl ......17 Academics at ASU ..................18-19 ASU Facilities .........................20-21 Sports Performance ...............22-23 Arizona State University ..........24-25 Life in the Valley ....................26-27 What They’re Saying About ASU ..28Table of Contents ..................... 29 Quick Facts/2005 Schedule ........29 Media Information ......................30 Opponent Directory ....................31 Pac-10 Conference .....................32 2005-06 Bowl Schedule ..............32 Pac-10 Composite Schedule ........33 Sun Devil Sports Network ...........34 Future Schedules ........................34 Road Accommodations ...............34 ASU Staff Directory ......................35 Rules of the Game.......................36Outlook ...............................37-48 Alphabetical Roster ................38-39 Pronunciation Guide ...................39 Numerical Roster ...................40-41 Outlook .................................42-47 Tentative Depth Chart ..................48Player Profiles ....................49-86

Football Staff .....................87-103 Dirk Koetter, Head Coach ......88-91 Q&A with Dirk Koetter ................92 Tom Osborne ..............................93 Mark Carrier ..............................94 Dan Fidler ..................................95 Mark Helfrich .............................96 Darryl Jackson ............................97 Bill Miller ...................................98 Ted Monachino ...........................99 Brent Myers ..............................100 Tom Nordquist ..........................101 Joe Kenn ...................................102 Tom Kleinlein ...........................102 Support Staff .............................103University ........................104-122 Arizona State University ......105-106 President Michael Crow ............107 ASU Regents ..............................107 Distinguished Alumni ................108 Lisa Love, Director of Athletics .109 Academic Services .............110-111 Player Development ...........112-113 Sports Medicine ........................114 Equipment Staff ........................115 Video Services...........................115 Sports Performance ...........116-117 Sun Angel Foundation ...............118Heritage ..........................119-140 Frank Kush ...............................120 Sun Devil Legends .....................121 Hall of Famers ...................122-123 Traditions .................................124 Bulldogs ...................................125

NFL Draft ...........................126-128 Sun Devil Stadium ..............129-131 Retired Numbers ......................131 Camp Tontozona .......................132 Bowl Memories .................133-139 ASU on Television .....................1402004 in Review ...............141-148 Final Statistics ....................142-147 Honors .....................................148History ............................149-194 Year-by-Year Statistics ........150-151 Yearly Leaders ...................152-155 All-Time Leading Rushers ..156-157 Postseason Awards .............158-163 ASU Honors .......................164-165 All-Star Bowl Games .................166 All-Time Letterwinners .......167-170 Rankings & Streaks ...................171 Opening Day .............................172 Homecoming/Team Captains ....172 All-Time Series Standings ..........173 Series vs. Conferences ..............174 Series Chronology ..............175-178 Year-by-Year Results .................179 ASU’s Head Coaches ..................179 Season Summaries .............180-188 Bowl History ......................189-194Records ...........................195-207 Individual Records ............196-202 Longest Plays ............................202 Team Records ....................203-206 The Last Time ...........................207Answer the Scratch ........................208

CreditsThe 2005 Arizona State Football Media Guide is published by ASU’s Media Relations Office and edited by Associate Media Relations Director Rhonda Lundin. It can be purchased for $20 ($25 by mail) in the Carson Student-Athlete Center (1st Floor) or by mail. Please send a check or money order to the Media Relations Office, P.O. Box 872505, Tempe, AZ 85287-2505. Please make checks payable to Arizona State University.

ContributorsMark Brand, Assistant AD for Media Relations; Doug Tammaro, Associate Media Relations Director; Jeff Evans, Will Phillips, Alex Ryan, Assistant Media Relations Directors; Kerry Howe, Jason Johnson, Saul Martinez, Mike Policar, Nate Policar and Chad Potter, Media Relations Student Interns; Barry Sollenberger, Jeff Munn, Skip Bryant, the Arizona Board of Regents and the ASU News Bureau.

PhotographyJason Wise, Wise Photography; Matt York; Scott Troyanos; Chuck Conley Photography; Barry Nahler Photography; Tim Trumble, ASU News Services; Paul Gero; John White, Raleigh News and Observer; Mike Scully; Rick Scuteri; Ken Akers; Scott Wachter; Tom Wolf; Bruce Schwartzman; Thurman Gilbert; ASU Media Services; the Fiesta Bowl; John H. Reid III, Cleveland Browns; Phil Hoffman, Baltimore Ravens, and all of the public relations offices of the NFL; Ida Mae Astute, ABC, Inc.; Greg Wylie, Universal Television Productions; Rich Arden, ESPN; Stone Photography; Brian Kanof and the Vitalis Sun Bowl; Dave Tevis, Tevis Photography; Brian Connelly; Jonathan Willey; Ruben Ramirez, the El Paso Times.

Design and PrintingRhonda Lundin, ASU Media Relations and Ben Franklin Press, Inc., Tempe. Special thanks to Misty Eibner, Brad Woodward, Jan Tenaglia, Gus Mariscal and Mike Chavez.

Quick FactsLocation ............................................Tempe, Ariz. 85287-2505Enrollment .....................................................................45,693Nickname ..................................................................Sun DevilsColors.................................. Maroon (PMS 208) & Gold (123)Conference ................................................................ Pacific-10President ........................................................Dr. Michael CrowVice President for University Athletics ..........................Lisa LoveFaculty Representative ....................................Prof. Myles LynkStadium .............................Frank Kush Field/Sun Devil StadiumCapacity ..........................................................................71,706Playing Surface .....................................................Natural GrassHead Coach ............................... Dirk Koetter (Idaho State ’81)Koetter’s Career Record ............................. 52-33 (seven years)Koetter at ASU .............................................. 26-23 (four years)2004 ASU Record ................................................................ 9-32004 Pac-10 Record (Finish) ................................. 5-3 (T3rd)Offensive Set .................................................................MultipleDefensive Set ................................................................MultipleLettermen Returning .....................50 (27 off., 20 def., 3 spec.)Lettermen Lost ..................................10 (2 off., 8 def., 0 spec.)Offensive Starters Returning ....................................................7Defensive Starters Returning ....................................................7All-Time Record ..........................................516-314-24 (.618)Years as a Pac-10 Conference Member .................................27

2005 ScheduleDate Opponent Television TimeS 1 Temple (City of Tempe Night) 7 p.m.S 10 at Louisiana State ESPN 7:45 p.m. CTS 17 Northwestern (Scholarship Night) 7 p.m.S 25 at Oregon State TBS 7 p.m. PTO 1 USC (Hall of Fame Weekend) TBAO 8 Oregon (Family Weekend & TBA Faculty/Staff Appreciation)O 22 at Stanford 2 p.m.O 29 Washington (Homecoming) 3:30 p.m.N 5 at Washington State TBAN 12 at UCLA ABC 4 p.m. PTN 25 Arizona (Senior Day) FSN 1 p.m.

Home Games in BoldTimes and dates are subject to change due to Pac-10 television contracts.All times listed are local to site (The state of Arizona is on Pacific Time prior to October 31 and Mountain Time after October 31).

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Sophomore cornerback Chad Green and junior placekicker Jesse Ainsworth.

Media InformationMedia Information


Sun Devil Media Relations Office Under the supervision of Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations Mark Brand, Associate Sports Information Directors Doug Tammaro and Rhonda Lundin, Assistant Sports Information Directors Will Phillips, Jeff Evans and Alex Ryan, and a staff of undergraduate student interns, the Sun Devil media relations office strives to serve as intermediary between Sun Devil athletics and the media and general public in the most cooperative and professional manner pos-sible.

Credentials Outlets who held credentials for the 2004 Sun Devil home football season need only contact Doug Tammaro at 480-965-5799 to renew for 2005. First-time requests should be made in writing on appropriate letterhead as soon as possible, but no later than two weeks before the desired game. Direct correspondence to Doug Tammaro, Associate Director for Media Relations, Carson Student-Athlete Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85287-2505. Every effort will be made to mail creden-tials so wading through “will call” lines on game day can be avoided.

Mid-Week Practices Generally, the Sun Devils practice from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. All practices are open to the media. Players and coaches are usually available for brief inter-views after practice. Practices are closed to the general public.

Mid-Week Interviews ASU head coach Dirk Koetter asks that all interview requests with coaches and student-athletes be channeled through the media relations office for the convenience of all.

Road Game Credentials Requests for credentials and parking for ASU road games should be made through Mark Brand. He will confirm credentials requests with opponent sports information directors.

Parking Limited press parking is located in lots surrounding Sun Devil Stadium. A desire for parking passes should be stated in the credential(s) requests. Parking questions should be directed to Doug Tammaro.

Sun Devil Stadium Press Box The state-of-the-art Sun Devil Stadium press box, in its 13th season of use, is one of the premier facilities of its kind in the nation. The fully air-conditioned box is located atop the upper deck of the west side of the stadium. The press box is one level, with the exception of an open photography deck on the roof. The main writer’s area is located at midfield and to the right of the elevator. Booth space flanks the large central working area. A separate eating area is to the right of the elevator, directly behind the working press area. Rest rooms are to the left of the elevator. Direct-dial telephones are located at approximately every other seat.

Will Call “Will Call” for Sun Devil home football games is located at the south end zone ticket office. It opens an hour and a half before kickoff.

Press Box Food Snacks and soft drinks are available to media members beginning one and one-half hours before kickoff. A meal is available for sale in the press box as well.

Press Box Services Olson Statistical Services will again pro-vide all statistical information in the Sun Devil Stadium press box. The play-by-play account, halftime statistics, final statistics, game notes and coaches’ quotes will be distributed. Also, a play-by-play account of down and distance will be provided verbally over the press box public address system and over a hard line for radio and television. Scores of other games are also available.

Photographers Sideline access is restricted to working photographers from media outlets according to NCAA rules. On game day, photographers must show their credential to the attendant

at the southwest end zone in order to secure a second credential. Both credentials must be worn for sideline access.

Postgame Interviews The Dutson Theater (located on the third floor of the Carson Center) is utilized for post-game interviews for ASU players and coaches. Head coach Dirk Koetter and requested student-athletes will be available to the media following a brief “cooling off” period. ASU’s locker room is closed. Those desiring interviews with the oppos-ing coach and players should proceed to the north end of Sun Devil Stadium to the visitor’s locker room. Press Access The press gate is located at the southwest corner of Sun Devil Stadium. The elevator to the press box is situated on the west side of the stadium at the main concourse level.

Telephones Approximately 60 telephones are available to the media in the seating area of the press box. All telephones are for credit card or collect calls only. In addition, three pay tele-phones are located in the rear of the press box for private telephone calls. To install telephones in the Sun Devil Stadium press box, contact Qwest at 1-800-603-6000. Radio stations installing phones for broad-casts should specify the usage by indicating the need for a radio loop for broadcasting and should use Doug Tammaro’s name as the contact.

Real-Time Data Rights The acceptance of media credentials is an acknowledgement of Arizona State’s rights to the game and play-by-play coverage and your agreement to abide by any restrictions Arizona State may place on real-time play-by-play coverage and use of comprehensive game statistics. Failure to abide by these restrictions implemented by Arizona State may result in revocation of press credentials. Arizona State reserves the right to grant approval for distribution of real-time play-by-play, game-related statistics and informa-tion through the Internet.

Mark Brand

Rhonda Lundin

Will Phillips

Jeff Evans

Alex Ryan

Doug Tammaro

2005 Opponent Directory2005 Opponent Directory


Temple Sept. 1 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: OwlsColors: Cherry & White Conference: Independent Head Coach: Bobby Wallace (Mississippi State ’76)Record at Temple: 19-60 (seven years) Career Record: 101-96-1 (17 years)2004 Record: 2-9 Conference Record: 1-5 (T6th) Football SID: Kevin Lorincz Office: (215) 204-1608Cell: (215) 778-6814 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: 267-570-4452 Website: www.owlsports.comSeries Standing: First Meeting

LSU Sept. 10 Tiger StadiumLocation: Baton Rouge, La. Nickname: TigersColors: Purple & Gold Conference: Southeastern Head Coach: Les Miles (Michigan ’76)Record at LSU: First season Career Record: 28-21 (four years)2004 Record: 9-3 Conference Record: 6-2 (2nd-West) Football SID: Michael Bonnette Office: (225) 578-8226Cell: (225) 241-4845 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (225) 578-6122 Website: www.lsusports.netSeries Standing: First Meeting

Northwestern Sept. 17 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Evanston, Ill. Nickname: WildcatsColors: Purple & White Conference: Big Ten Head Coach: Randy Walker (Miami ’76)Record at NU: 30-41 (six years) Career Record: 89-76-5 (15 years)2004 Record: 6-6 Conference Record: 5-3 (4th) Football SID: Mike Wolf Office: (847) 491-7503Home: (847) 833-3095 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (847) 491-8835 Website: NUsports.comSeries Standing: ASU leads 3-0 (1-0 in Tempe)

Oregon State Sept. 24 Reser StadiumLocation: Corvallis, Ore. Nickname: BeaversColors: Orange & Black Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Mike Riley (Alabama ’74)Record at OSU: 31-29 (five years) Career Record: 31-29 (five years)2004 Record: 5-3 Conference Record: 5-3 (T3rd) Football SID: Steve Fenk Office: (541) 737-3720Home: (541) 738-1542 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (541) 737-2410/2795 Website: www.osubeavers.comSeries Standing: ASU leads 22-8-1 (series tied 5-5-1 in Corvallis)

USC Oct. 1 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Los Angeles, Calif. Nickname: TrojansColors: Cardinal & Gold Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Pete Carroll (Pacific ’73)Record at USC: 42-9 (four years) Career Record: 42-9 (four years)2004 Record: 13-0 Conference Record: 8-0 (1st) Football SID: Tim Tessalone Office: (310) 740-8480Home: (310) 540-7052 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (213) 741-1341 or Website: www.usctrojans.com (213) 747-7111Series Standing: USC leads 12-9 (6-5 in Tempe).

Oregon Oct. 8 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Eugene, Ore. Nickname: DucksColors: Green & Yellow Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Mike Bellotti (UC Davis ’73)Record at Oregon: 80-40 (10 years) Career Record: 101-65-2 (15 years)

2004 Record: 5-6 Conference Record: 4-4 (T5th) Football SID: Dave Williford Office: (541) 346-5488Home: (541) 688-6145 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (541) 346-7074 Website: www.goducks.comSeries Standing: ASU leads 16-9 (8-3 in Tempe)

Stanford Oct. 22 Stanford StadiumLocation: Palo Alto, Calif. Nickname: CardinalColors: Cardinal & White Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Walt Harris (UOP ’68)Record at Stanford: First season Career Record: 63-68 (11 years)2004 Record: 4-7 Conference Record: 2-6 (T8th) Football SID: Gary Migdol Office: (650) 723-4418Home: (408) 243-4322 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (650) 723-4418 Website: www.gostanford.comSeries Standing: ASU leads 13-8 (series is 5-5 in Palo Alto)

Washington Oct. 29 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Seattle, Wash. Nickname: HuskiesColors: Purple & Gold Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Tyrone Willingham (Michigan State ’77)Record at UW: First season Career Record: 65-51-1 (10 years)2004 Record: 1-10 Conference Record: 0-8 (10th) Football SID: Jim Daves Office: (206) 543-2230Home: (425) 778-4689 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (206) 543-2230 Website: www.gohuskies.comSeries Standing: UW leads 15-9 (8-6 in Tempe)

Washington State Nov. 5 Martin StadiumLocation: Pullman, Wash. Nickname: CougarsColors: Crimson & Gray Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Bill Doba (Ball State ’62)Record at WSU: 15-9 (three years) Career Record: 15-9 (three years)2004 Record: 5-6 Conference Record: 3-5 (7th) Football SID: Rod Commons Office: (509) 335-2684Home: (509) 332-8309 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (509) 335-2684 Website: www.wsucougars.comSeries Standing: ASU leads 17-12-2 (WSU leads 7-6 in Pullman)

UCLA Nov. 12 Rose BowlLocation: Los Angeles, Calif. Nickname: BruinsColors: Blue & Gold Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Karl Dorrell (UCLA ’87)Record at UCLA: 12-13 (two years) Career Record: 12-13 (two years)2004 Record: 6-6 Conference Record: 4-4 (T5th) Football SID: Marc Dellins Office: (310) 206-6831Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (626) 397-4210 Website: www.uclabruins.comSeries Standing: UCLA leads 13-7-1 (7-4-1 in Los Angeles)

Arizona Nov. 25 Sun Devil StadiumLocation: Tucson, Ariz. Nickname: WildcatsColors: Cardinal & Navy Conference: Pacific-10 Head Coach: Mike Stoops (Iowa ’86)Record at Arizona: 3-8 (one year) Career Record: 3-8 (one year)2004 Record: 3-8 Conference Record: 2-6 (T8th) Football SID: Tom Duddleston Office: (520) 621-4163Home: (520) 881-1203 Email: [email protected] Row Phone: (520) 621-2801/2803 Website: www.arizonaathletics.comSeries Standing: Arizona leads 44-33-1 (ASU leads 17-16-1 in Tempe)

Pac 10 Conference/Pac 10 Conference/

Bowl InformationBowl Information


2005-06 Pac-10 Bowl Game Arrangements/Selection

Procedures

The Pacific-10 Conference has arrangements with seven bowl partners. The lineup is led by the Rose Bowl, which will play host to the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game on Jan. 4, 2006. Therefore, the Pac-10 champion will need to rank No. 1 or 2 in the nation in the final BCS rankings to head to Pasadena. Failing that, the Pac-10 cham-pion will head to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.

Agreements also remain in place with the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl, Vitalis Sun Bowl, Insight Bowl, Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl and Emerald Bowl.

Regardless of the disposition of the Pac-10 champion, a second Pac-10 team may be select-ed for an at-large berth in the Bowl Champion-ship Series in any given year. Pac-10 agreements with its other bowl partners provide for that occurrence.

2005-06 Pac-10 Bowl ArrangementsBowl (TV) Pac-10 Team Opponent DateRose (ABC) BCS No. 1 or 2 BCS No. 1 or 2 Wed., Jan. 4Fiesta (ABC) Pac-10 Champion BCS (Fiesta Bowl Champ.) Mon., Jan. 2Holiday (ESPN) Pac-10 #2 Big XII #3 Thurs., Dec. 29Sun (CBS) Pac-10 #3 Big Ten #5 Fri., Dec. 30Insight (ESPN) Pac-10 #4 Big East #3 or Notre Dame Tues., Dec. 27Las Vegas (ESPN) Pac-10 #5 Mountain West #2 Tues., Dec. 22Emerald (ESPN) Pac-10 #6 Mountain West #3 Thurs., Dec. 29

2005-06 College Football Bowl ScheduleDate Bowl Game (Site) Participants Time (ET) TVTBA Wyndham New Orleans Bowl Sun Belt vs. TBA TBA ESPNTBA Champs Sports Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) Big XII vs. ACC TBA ESPNTBA MPC Computers Bowl (Boise, Idaho) C-USA vs. MAC or WAC 8 p.m. ESPND 21 GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) C-USA vs. MAC 8 p.m. ESPND 22 Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl Pac-10 vs. Mountain West 8 p.m. ESPND 22 Poinsettia Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) Mountain West vs. TBA 10 p.m. ESPN2D 23 PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl Big XII vs. C-USA 8 p.m. ESPND 24 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl (Honolulu) WAC vs. C-USA 8:30 p.m. ESPND 26 Motor City Bowl (Detroit, Mich.) Big Ten vs. MAC 5:30 p.m. ESPND 27 Insight Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) Pac-10 vs. Big East TBA ESPND 28 Mastercard Alamo Bowl(San Antonio, Texas) Big Ten vs. Big XII 8 p.m. ESPND 29 Emerald Bowl (San Francisco, Calif.) Pac-10 vs. Mountain West 4:30 p.m. ESPND 29 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl (San Diego) Pac-10 vs. Big XII 8 p.m. ESPND 30 Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl (Nashville) Big Ten vs. SEC 12 p.m. ESPND 30 Vitalis Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) Pac-10 vs. Big Ten 12 p.m. CBSD 30 Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) Big XII vs. SEC 3:30 p.m. ESPND 30 Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl (Atlanta, Ga.) ACC vs. SEC 7:30 p.m. ESPND 31 Meineke Car Care Bowl (Charlotte, N.C.) ACC vs. Big East 11 a.m. ESPN2D 31 AutoZone Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) C-USA vs. TBA 1 p.m. ESPND 31 EV1.net Houston Bowl (Houston, Texas) Big XII vs. SEC 2:30 p.m. ESPN2J 2 Outback Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) Big Ten vs. SEC 11 a.m. ESPNJ 2 SBC Cotton Bowl (Dallas, Texas) Big XII vs. SEC 11 a.m. FOXJ 2 Toyota Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) ACC vs. Big East or UND 12:30 p.m. NBCJ 2 Capital One Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) Big Ten vs. SEC 1 p.m. ABCJ 2 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) BCS (Big XII vs. Pac-10) 5 p.m. ABCJ 2 Nokia Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) BCS (SEC vs. At-Large) 8:30 p.m. ABCJ 3 FedEx Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) BCS (ACC or Big East) 8 p.m. ABCJ 4 Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) BCS National Championship 8 p.m. ABC

Pac-10 Conference Bowl Games in BoldTimes and TV Subject to Change

PACIFIC-10CONFERENCE OFFICE800 South Broadway, Suite 400

Walnut Creek, CA 94596(925) 932-4411

FAX:(925) 932-4601http://www.pac-10.org

Commissioner: Thomas C. HansenAssistant Commissioner, Championships and Administration: Christine HoylesAssistant Commissioner, Public Relations: Jim Muldoon (H:415-381-5348)Assistant Commissioner, Electronic Communications: Duane LindbergAssistant Commissioner, Compliance and Enforcement: Mike Matthews

Assistant Commissioner, Business and Finance: Ben JayAssistant Commissioner, Enforcement: Ron BarkerAssistant Commissioner, Olympic Sports: Chris DawsonAssistant Public Relations Director: Dave HirschAssistant Public Relations Director: TBAAssistant Championships Director: Kevin D. AndersonPrograms Manager: Bri NiemiAssistant Compliance Director: Erik PriceFinancial Assistant: Lina DiazCoordinator of NCAA Governance Communications: Tammy NewmanCoordinator of Football Officiating: Verle SorgenPublic Relations Interns: Alisa Brandle and Katie CavenderAdministrative Fellow: Nicole StrangeHistorian: Wiles HallockAdministrative Assistant to the Commissioner/Office Manager: Sandy SaffordAdministrative Assistants: Wendy Heredia (public relations), Yvonne Halvorson , Michelle Lockhart, Sandy Safford, Erin Heiney

SchedulesSchedules


2005 Pacific-10 Conference Composite Schedule

2005 Non-Conference Opponent Schedules

Date Arizona State Arizona California Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Washington Washington St.

Sept. 3 Temple (9/1) at Utah (9/2) Sacramento State at Houston (9/1) Portland State at San Diego St. at Hawai’i Air Force Idaho (9/1)

Sept. 10 at LSU Northern Arizona at Washington Montana Boise State at Navy Rice California at Nevada

Sept. 17 Northwestern Purdue Illinois Fresno State at Louisville UC Davis Oklahoma Arkansas Idaho

Sept. 24 at Oregon State at New Mexico St. USC Arizona State at Oregon Notre Dame

Oct. 1 USC at California Arizona at Stanford Washington State Oregon Washington at Arizona State at UCLA at Oregon State

Oct. 8 Oregon at USC at UCLA at Arizona State at Washington St. California Arizona Stanford

Oct. 15 Stanford Oregon State Washington at California at Arizona at Washington St. at Notre Dame at Oregon UCLA

Oct. 22 at Stanford Oregon Washington State at Arizona at UCLA Arizona State Oregon State at Washington USC at California

Oct. 29 Washington at Oregon State Arizona UCLA at Stanford Washington State at Arizona State at USC

Nov. 5 at Washington St. UCLA at Oregon California at Washington at USC at Arizona Stanford Oregon State Arizona State

Nov. 12 at UCLA Washington State USC at Washington St. Stanford at Oregon State Arizona State at California at Arizona Oregon

Nov. 19 at Stanford Oregon State at Oregon California Fresno State Washington State at Washington

Nov. 26 Notre Dame at USC (12/3) UCLA (12/3)Arizona(11/25)

Grambling State(Seattle)

at Arizona State(11/25)

TempleSept. 1 at Arizona StateSept. 10 at WisconsinSept. 17 ToledoSept. 24 Western MichiganOct. 1 at Bowling Green StateOct. 8 MarylandOct. 15 Miami (Fla.)Oct. 22 at ClemsonOct. 29 Miami (Ohio)Nov. 5 at VirginiaNov. 19 at Navy

LSUSept. 3 North TexasSept. 10 Arizona StateSept. 24 TennesseeOct. 1 at Mississippi StateOct. 8 at VanderbiltOct. 15 FloridaOct. 22 AuburnNov. 5 Appalachian StateNov. 12 at AlabamaNov. 19 at Ole MissNov. 26 Arkansas

NorthwesternSept. 3 OhioSept. 10 Northern IllinoisSept. 17 at Arizona StateSept. 24 Penn StateOct. 8 WisconsinOct. 15 at PurdueOct. 22 at Michigan StateOct. 29 MichiganNov. 5 IowaNov. 12 at Ohio StateNov. 19 at Illinois

Senior cornerbacks Mike Davis Jr. and Josh Golden

Radio Outlets/Future Radio Outlets/Future

SchedulesSchedules


2006Sept. 2 New Mexico StateSept. 9 NevadaSept. 16 at ColoradoSept. 30 at USCOct. 7 Oregon StateOct. 14 at WashingtonOct. 21 StanfordOct. 28 at OregonNov. 4 Washington StateNov. 11 UCLANov. 24 at Arizona

2007Sept. 1 Bowling GreenSept. 8 ColoradoSept. 15 San Diego StateSept. 22 at WashingtonSept. 29 UCLAOct. 6 at CaliforniaOct. 20 Washington State

Oct. 27 at OregonNov. 3 at USCNov. 10 StanfordNov. 17 Arizona

2008Aug. 30 Northern ArizonaSept. 6 LSUSept. 13 UNLVSept. 20 GeorgiaSept. 27 at Washington StateOct. 4 at UCLAOct. 18 WashingtonOct. 25 CaliforniaNov. 1 OregonNov. 8 USCNov. 15 at StanfordNov. 22 at ArizonaFuture schedules subject to change.

Sept. 9-10LSUHoliday Inn South9940 Airline HighwayBaton Rouge, LA 70816Telephone: 225-924-7021Fax: 225-924-9816

Sept. 23-24OregonPhoenix Grand Hotel201 Liberty Street SESalem, OR 97301Telephone: 503-540-7800Fax: 503-540-7830

Oct. 21-22StanfordSanta Clara Marriott2700 Mission College Blvd.Santa Clara, CA 95054Telephone: 408-988-1500Fax: 408-352-4353

Nov. 4-5Washington StateBest Western University Inn1516 Pullman RoadMoscow, ID 83843Telephone: 208-882-0550Fax: 208-883-3056

Nov. 11-12UCLAHilton L.A. North/Glendale100 West Glenoaks Blvd.Glendale, CA 91202Telephone: 818-956-5466Fax: 818-956-5490

Future Schedules

Road Accommodations

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Radio

ASU FLAGSHIP STATIONSKTAR 620 AM ESPN Radio 860 AM

ASU FLAGSHIP STATIONSFlagstaff: KBXZ-Fox Sports Radio 1650 AMMiami/Globe: KIKO 1230 AM Northern Arizona/Window Rock: KTNN 660 AMSedona/Flagstaff: KAZM 780 AMPrescott: KYCA 1490 AMShow Low: KTHQ 92.5 FMSpringerville: KRVZ 1400 AMLake Havasu City: KNTR 980 AMDouglas: KDAP 96.5 FMTucson: KJLL 1330 AM

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ASU Department DirectoryASU Department Directory


ALL NUMBERS - 480 AREA CODE

Arizona State General InformationUniversity Operator .................................................965-9011ASU Athletic Department ........................................965-3482Athletic Department Main Fax ................................965-8219Sun Angel Foundation .............................................727-7700ASU News Bureau ...................................................965-3502Enrollment .................................................................. 45,693Colors .........................................Maroon (208), Gold (123)

University AdministrationDr. Michael Crow, University President ..................965-5606University President Fax ..........................................965-0865Prof. Myles Link, Faculty Representative ................965-7457

Director of AthleticsLisa Love, Vice President of Athletics ......................965-9743Debbie Medlock, Admin. Asst. ...............................965-9743Kim Edwards, Receptionist .....................................965-3482Tom Collins, Sr. Associate AD .................................965-4453Don Bocchi, Sr. Associate AD/Sports Adm. ............965-6972Sandy Hatfield Clubb, Sr. Associate AD/SWA ...........965-2146Address: ................................ Carson Student-Athlete Center 500 East Stadium Drive Tempe, AZ 85287-2505

Business/Personnel AffairsAmy Schramm, Associate AD ..................................965-9787

ComplianceBill Kennedy, Associate AD .....................................965-5724Jody Smith, Assistant AD .........................................965-5943

DevelopmentDavid Benedict, Associate AD .................................965-6972Frank Kush, Director for Football Development ....727-7401Jill Adams, Office Specialist Sr. ...............................727-7706

EquipmentMark Zimmer, Manager/Equipment Operations &Product Fulfillment .................................................965-3935Paul Lopez, Equipment Manager ............................965-3935

Information TechnologyJoel Halfwassen, Tech. Services Spec. ....................965-9732

Marketing & PromotionsSteve Hank, Dir. of Marketing & Promotions .........727-0104

Operations & FacilitiesMike Chismar, Associate AD ...................................965-1287Bill Givens, Assistant AD .........................................965-0049Lyn Music, Assistant AD ..........................................965-3933Krista Banke, Administrative Assistant ....................965-5270Bonnie Kopp, Office Specialist, Sr. .........................965-0747

Sports PerformanceJoe Kenn, Head Coach ............................................727-7088

Sports MedicineGary Johnson, Head Athletic Trainer ......................965-3850Dr. Thomas Carter, Orthopedic ConsultantDr. Dean Cummings, Orthopedic ConsultantDr. Steve Erickson, Head Team PhysicianDr. Deborah Garland, Team PhysicianDr. Roger McCoy, Team Physician

Student-Athlete DevelopmentJean Boyd, Associate AD/OSAD &Football Player Development ..................................965-0989Brian Richardson, Assistant Director .....................965-2514Cindy Anzelmo, Academic Coach &Life Skills Coordinator ............................................965-5105Andrea Lore, Coordinator, Student DevelopmentPrograms ................................................................727-6784

Mona Plummer Aquatic CenterBob May, Event Coordinator, Sr. .............................965-4047Amy Mortensen, Secretary/Administrative ..............965-4040

Sun Angel FoundationJason Butikofer, Manager .......................................727-7700

Viacom Sports MarketingCullen Maxey, General Manager .............................727-8380Stacie Nelson, Manager of Client Services ..............727-7370Mitch Otto, Manager of Broadcast Operations .......727-8155

Ticket OperationsMain Number .........................................................965-2381Jason Bunger, Manager ..........................................965-0203Kelli Sampson, Assistant Manager ..........................727-7742

Video ServicesRob Roberson, Director/Producer .........................965-3980Ben Banker, Videographer .....................................965-3980

BaseballPat Murphy, Head Coach ........................................965-3677

Men’s BasketballRob Evans, Head Coach ..........................................965-3261Melissa Beasley, Coordinator ..................................965-9885

Women’s BasketballCharli Turner Thorne, Head Coach ........................965-6086Tonia Jones, Management Intern ...........................965-6086

Olympic Sports Head CoachesLou Belken, Men’s Tennis .......................................965-3666Mark Bradshaw, Men’s & Women’s Diving .............965-3636Mike Chasson, Men’s & Women’s Swimming .........965-2974Todd Clapper, Water Polo (interim) ......................727-7955Greg Kraft, Men’s & Women’s Track .......................965-5660Randy Lein, Men’s Golf ...........................................965-3262Ray Leone, Soccer ..................................................965-1715Melissa Luellen, Women’s Golf ...............................965-7081Sheila McInerney, Women’s Tennis ........................965-4333Thom Ortiz, Wrestling ............................................965-3828Louie Quintana, Cross Country ...............................965-2406Brad Saindon, Volleyball ........................................965-2035John Spini, Head Coach ..........................................965-7843Clint Myers, Softball ................................................965-3973

Olympic Sports Support StaffVicki Asato (soccer, men’s and women’s tennis,water polo, wrestling) ............................................965-2603Cary Dedrick (cross country, men’s and women’s golf,gymnastics, softball, track & field, volleyball) ........965-3596Amy Mortensen (swimming & diving) ...................965-4040

Media Relations OfficeMark Brand, Assistant AD .................................. 965-6592Brand at home. .................................................. 759-9514.................................................. e-mail: [email protected] Tammaro, Associate Director .................. 965-5799Tammaro at home ............................................. 705-5011................................................ e-mail: [email protected] Lundin, Associate Director ................... 965-9780Lundin at home ................................................. 734-7792.....................................................e-mail: [email protected] Phillips, Assistant Director ......................... 965-1237Jeff Evans, Assistant Director ............................. 965-6594Alex Ryan, Assistant Director ............................. 965-4987Media Relations Fax .......................................... 965-5408Press Box ........................................................... 965-6207

FootballDirk Koetter, Head Coach .................................. 965-5053Tom Osborne, Assistant Head Coach/Tight Ends/Special Teams .................................. 965-4310Mark Carrier, Cornerbacks ............................... 965-3213Dan Fidler, Safeties ............................................ 965-3630Bill Miller, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers ....................................................... 965-4398Mark Helfrich, Quarterbacks ............................ 965-3153Darryl Jackson, Wide Receivers ........................ 965-3412Ted Monachino, Defensive Line......................... 965-3667Brent Myers, Offensive Line ............................... 965-3103Tom Nordquist, Running Backs ........................ 965-3661Scott Huff, Offensive Graduate Asst. ................... 965-4955Robby Snelling, Defensive Graduate Asst. .......... 965-3966Tom Kleinlein, Asst. AD/Football Operations ..... 965-1761Craig Juntunen, Assistant to the Head Coach ..... 965-1497Lora Borup, Administrative Assistant ................. 965-5053Victoria Gaytan, Secretary/Administrative .......... 727-7309Karen Schultz, Secretary/Administrative ............ 965-3037

A complete directory of ASU’s department of intercollegiate athletics is available online at www.thesundevils.com

Rules of the GameRules of the Game


Don’t Be Sidelined: Ask Before You ActArizona State University is strongly committed to conducting its overall athletic program according to the official rules and regulations of the NCAA and Pacific-10 Conference. Within the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, the Office of Compliance is responsible for coordinating and monitoring all aspects of these rules and regulations.

As an athletic representative of Arizona State University, you, too, must abide by all NCAA rules and regulations, as Arizona State University is held responsible for all actions related to its prospective student-athletes and/or enrolled student-athletes.

We thank you for your continued support in our effort to succeed both academically and athletically. While this information does not contain all the applicable NCAA rules and regulations, it should serve as a guide. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call Jody Smith in the Office of Compliance at (480) 965-5943.

Remember to always ask before you act, as your action may jeopardize the eligibility of a prospective or enrolled student-athlete.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR REPRESENTATIVES OF ASU ATHLETICS INTEREST REGARDING NCAA RULES & REGULATIONS

You are a Representative of ASU Athletics Interest if you have: • participated in or are a member of an organization promoting ASUathletics’ program; • contributed to the athletics department or any of its booster clubs; • assisted or have been requested by the athletics staff to assist in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes; • assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families; or • been involved in otherwise promoting the ASU athletics program.

*ONCE AN INDIVIDUAL IS IDENTIFIED AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INSTITUTION’S ATHLETICS INTEREST, THE PERSON RETAINS THAT IDENTITY INDEFINITELY.

Prospective Student-Athlete is one who: • has started ninth grade; • is enrolled in a two-year college; • has officially withdrawn from a four-year college; or • has not started ninth grade but has received financial assistance from the institution.

Representatives of ASU Athletics Interest MAY NOT: • get involved in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes (i.e., telephone or write them or their parents, legal guardian(s) or relatives); • provide extra benefits (i.e., discounts, gifts, transportation) to prospective student-athletes, enrolled student-athletes or their parents, legal guardian(s), relatives or friends; and • provide any financial assistance to prospective student-athletes, enrolled student-athletes or their parents, legal guardian(s), relatives or friends.

Representatives of ASU Athletics Interest MAY: • send newspaper clippings and other information about prospective student-athletes to coaches; • continue established family relationships with friends and neighbors that have prospective student-athlete aged children; • offer summer employment to prospective student-athletes who have signed a National Letter of Intent and to enrolled student-athletes after contacting the Office of Compliance; and • offer an occasional meal on a special occasion to a student-athlete or team at your home with prior approval from the Head Coach and Office of Compliance.

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