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( Toreros Host Wagner College in Season Final!

GAME #IO: The Toreros (5-4) play their final game ofthe 1993 season tonight against visiting Wagner College (8-1) from Staten Island, NY. Kickoffis scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Torero Stadium. This is the f1rst meeting between the two schools. THE CQA CHES: USO head coach BrianFogarty, inhis 11thseasonwith theToreros, is searchingfor his seventhstraight winning campaignand currently has a careermarkof59-44-3. Fogarty's 1992 team, its last at theNCAADivision III level, went 7-2-1. Fogarty's 1993 squad is currently 5-4, including a4-l mark at Torero Stadium. Wagner's Walt Hameline, in his 13th season as the director ofathletics/head coach, currently boasts an overall record of 103-31-2 and brings a 1993 record of8-l to tonight's contest. PFL STANDINGS fthru Nov. 6th): Dayton (5-0; 9-0), Butler (3-2; 4-5), Drake (2-2; 7-2), Evansville (2-2; 6- 3), San Diego (l-4; 5-4), Valparaiso (l-4; 5-4). AROUND THE PFL FOR NOV. 13th: Butler at Indianapolis, Dayton at Alabama-Birmingham, Evansvil/eatDrake, Valparaiso at Northern Arizona, Wagner at San Diego. LASTWEEK IN THE PFL: Dayton df. Urbana (49-6), Valparaiso df. Michigan Tech (25-20), Alabama-Birmingham df. Butler (31-27), Evansville df. Cumberland, Tenn. (28-12) and Drake df. San Diego (17-14). ALOOKBACK: The Toreros dropped another tough PFL contest, this time a 14-17 loss to Drake University ... the Toreros got on the scoreboard first when junior QB Vince Moiso hit HB Michael Henry for a 15-yard TD with 5:59 to go in the first quarter ... Drake answered backwith a 12-play, 71-yard drive that ended with a I-yard dive by RB Mike Stanfel with 0:56 seconds to go in the first quarter ... Drake took a 14-7 lead into halftime after another I-yard TD rush by Stanfel with 3:07 to go in the second quarter ... USO knotted up the score at 14-all whenMoiso hit freshman HB Evan Hlavacek for an 80-yard TD strike with l 0:03 to go in the game ... the Drake Bulldogs iced the game when kicker Bill Willers connected on a 20-yard field goal with :51 seconds to go that culminated a 16-play, 71 yard drive that spanned six minutes and 27 seconds ... USO had their chances - they missed a 24-yard field goal just before halftime; faced a 4th and goal from Drake's 3-yard line early in the fourth quarter that resulted with a Vince Moiso fumble offthe option play; and.the Toreros missed a43-yard FG attempt with just over seven minutes to go in the game ... Moiso completed l 9-of-32 for 293 yards and 2 TDs - his main target was senior SE Darrick Morse ( 6 catches for 91 yards) ...Moisowas also the topgroundgainer, finishing with 36yards on 11 carries ...junior punter Robert Ray boomed five punts for 212 yards (42.4 average) ... defensively, the Toreros got solid performances from sophomore DB Doug Popovich (ll tackles, l pass break-up), junior NB Daniel Fur/eigh (13 tackles, l QB hurry, l forced fumble) and senior DB Randy Rivera (10 tackles). TQRERO NOTES: In their inaugural season in the Pioneer Football League, the Toreros finished with a record of 1-4 ... outside ofthe Dayton loss (30-7), USO had a chance at victory in their other three losses (25-35 loss at Valparaiso, 21- 27 loss at Evansville and their 14-17 loss to Drake)and found outthattheyare very competitive with their league foes ...through nine games the Toreros are averaging 374.6 yards oftotal offense (190.4 rushing/184. l passing) while giving up 390.7 yards (155.9 rushing/234.8passing) ... USO individuals ranking among the PFL's top statistical leaders include QB Vince Moiso (5th in passing efficiency; 3rd in total offense), RB John Lambert (9th in scoring), TB Michael Henry (6th in punt returns; 6th in all-purpose yardage), TB Evan Hlavacek (5th in kickoffreturns), RB Jermaine Rucker ( l0th in rushing), TE Scott Steingrebe (8th in receiving yardage); DB Scott Bucco/a (4th in interceptions), punter RobertRay (3rd in punting), FS RandyRivera (8th in tackles per game), NB DanielFurleigh (6th in tackles per game), ILB Neal Weitman (11th in tackles per game), and DB Jesse Hall (14th in tackles per game) ... statistical leaders for USO after nine games include QB Vince Moiso (120-for-232 for 1,597 yards, 9 int. and 14 TD's), TE Scott Steingrebe (30 receptions for 393 yards and 3TDs), FB Jermaine Rucker (389 net yards on 60 carries and l TD), senior FB John Lambert (42 points; 14 receptions for 200 yds and 4 TDs; 80 rushes for 334 yds and 3 TDs), punter Robert Ray (37.5 yard average), CB Scott Bucco/a (3 interceptions and 10 pass break-ups), DB Daniel Fur/eigh (85 tackles), ILB Neal Weitman (76 tackles), FS Randy Rivera (74 tackles) and DB Jesse Hall (73 tackles) ... the Toreros will play at Wagner College during the 1994 season. WAGNER UPDATE: The Seahawks (8-1), an NCAADivison I-AA program, are members ofthe ECAC Intercolle- giate Football Conference ... Wagner comes to town riding a 5-game winning streak after last weekend's 13-7 victory over Monmouth ... to date their results have been the following - a 27-21 win over C.W. Post; a 39-4 win over St. John's; a 22-15 win overCentral Connecticut; a 23-30 loss atthe hands oflona; andtheircurrent 5-gamewin streak overDuquesne (27-24), Pace (47-10), St. Francis, Pa. (31-21), Marist (22-6) and Monmouth (13-7) ... this past weekend the Seahawks used two TD passes from juniorQB Jason Cue as well as a defense that limited Monmouth to 88 net yards on 34 rushes to gain their 8th victory ... Cue'sTDstrikeswere ofI I-yards to freshmanTE BillSommers inthe 2nd quarterand a 14-yarderto freshman WR Kevin Daniel with l:44togo in the 3rd quarter...Cue finished 17-of-3 l for 286 yards withSommers hauling in four for l 05 yards ... sophomore RB Kito Lockwood rushed 24 times for 112 yards and caught a team-high 5 passes for an additional 70 yards ... the Seahawk defense intercepted Monmouth four times and was paced by junior ILB Kevin Moran with l0 tackles ... on the season, theWagner defense is currently#l againstthe run amongNCAADivision _T_R_I_B_U_T_E_T_O--. I-AA teams - opponents are averaging just 63.6 yards per game ... Cue has completed 130-for- 278 for2,047 yards, 9 int. and 13 TDs ... juniorRB Chris Purdy has rushed for 13 TDs (9.3 ppg), and has gained 367 yards on 77 carries ... freshman WR Sean Hurley is the top receiver with 32 catches (498 yards) ... notfarbehindareRBKitoLockwood(27 catches for385 yards and 3TDs) andjuniorWR Patrick Connolly (27 catches for482 yards and 5 TDs) ... defensively Wagner is SENIORS lead by senior LB Ryan Tobin (139 tackles, 9 QB sacks, 4 forced fumbles) and senior LB Bryan Devone (86 tackles) ... a trio of Seahawks have four interceptions each - Bryan Devone, ON PAGE 32. sophomore DB James Lorenzo and sophomore DB Roger Wyllie. 1993 USD

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( Contents

USDTOREROS 1993 FOOTBALL PROGRAM Contents--------------- Game Day Story: Table of Contents: People To Know At USO: Tom Iannacone, Dir. of Athletics: Pioneer Football League: Head Coach Brian Fogarty: USO Assistant Coaches: USO Alphabetical Roster: 1993 Team Outlook: Meet The Toreros: USO Game Day Numerical Roster: Opponent Game Day Roster: USO All-America Candidates: University Information NonConference Opponents: PFL Opponents: Final 1992 Statistics: All-Time USO Award Winners: All-Time Records: Official Game Signals/USO Notes: Pages 22-23 Pages 24-25 Page 26 Pages 27-31 Page 32 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF (619) 260-4803 Director ofAthletics: Tom Iannacone Assistant Athletic Director: Dan Yourg Assistant Athletic Director: Regina Sullivan Director, Athletic Development: Ky Snyder Director of Facilities: John Martin Director oflntramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker Assistant Intramural Director: Andy Berg Director ofAcademic Support: Kim Nowak Director ofSummer Camps: Mary Johnson Athletic Dept. Secretaries: Grace McElhaney, Tina Landavazo, Lanita Buchanon-Walker Head Athletic Trainer: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Pages 8-9 Page 10 Pages 11-13, 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21

FOOTBALL STAFF (619) 260-4140

Full Time Staff

Brian Fogarty (11th Year) Kevin McGarry (16th Year) Bill Dobson (1st Year) Mike Rish (10th Year) Tim Oder (8th Year) Darryl Jackson (3rd Year) Bill Settles (2nd Year) Gene Fontana (2nd Year) Matt Horeczko (1st Year) John Eck (2nd Year) Stephen Crandall (1st Year)

Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach:

Part Time Staff

StudentAssistants

Additional Staff

Secretary: Video Coordinator: Video Coordinator: Equipment Manager: Kim Trout Mo Chavez Rob Dean Jose Sanchez SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF (619) 260-4745 Director: Home Phone: Assistant: Home Phone: Publication Assistant: Ted Gosen (619) 486-3284 Daniel Jankowski (619) 746-1884 Cyndy Guy

Student Assistant: Student Assistant: Fax Phone: Press Box Phone:

Dena Johnson Victor Dence (619) 292-0388 (619) 277-4274

Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C. Steve Nellis, M.Ed., A.T., C. Pete McMahon, M.A., A.T., C. Wayne Jacobs Sue Snyder Rich Cota Tonyda Luz Seamus McFadden Hanle Egan Kathy Marpe Bill Morgan John Cunningham Franlc Cates Sherri Stephens Ed Collins Brooks Dagman

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YEAR STADIUM BUILT: 1955 "::~€KNOWLEDGENfE.NT:Si/i:.4;} ( The 1993 USDFootbaff Program is ~il!Jlished by 'tire USD , Sports Informat,ion Department. A) special thanks Jo. the following people that helped put this .guide together: Cynd)'; Guy (Layout); Carol Hawkins (Cover 'Design/Paste-up) and the USD Print Shop (Printing); and Visual Sports Network (Photography). ·

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[ People To Know At USD

A Message From President Hughes With their move up to the NCAA Division I-AA ranks and the newly formed Pioneer Football League, the Toreros 1993 football season promises to be one of the most exciting ever. Last season saw the team post its fourth consecutive seven win season. But win-loss records are not the standards by which we measure the success of our athletic program. The value of our program rests in its ability to instill in our students those lessons which help shape the whole human being. For you see, our values education doesn't end at the edge of the football field. The terminology may change, the look of the classroom may be different, but the lesson is the same. Our coaches look at each player as a young individual, still learning lessons about honesty, integrity, teamplaying, and respect for all human beings. For these reasons, our football team is always a winner in my book. I hope you will join me in continuing our support for our outstanding football team as it faces a very promising and thrilling year.

Author E. Hughes President

Sr. Sally Furay Vice President - Provost

Thomas Burke Vice President - Student Affairs NCAA Faculty Representative

Fred Brooks Vice President - Financial Affairs

John McNamara Vice President - University Relations

Page4 'TOM IANNACONE Director Of Athletics

[ Director ofAthletics

Tom Iannacone begins his sixth year as the University of San Diego Director ofAthletics. He assumed the position September I, 1988 after a nationwide search. The 52-year-old Iannacone has made great strides in his first five years. His accomplishments at USD include an on-going internal reorga- nization of the athletic department, plus improvements in the major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, promotions and marketing, fund raising, drug education, academic support, and a new university approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was instrumental in USD gaining membership to the new Pioneer Football League, which begins play this year. The 1992-93 year was the most successful in USD athletic history.

Iannacone came to the University of San Diego with an impressive list of credentials and a thorough knowledge of intercollegiate athletics. Prior to USD he was Director ofAthletics for four years at St. Francis College in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Hard work, loyalty and dedication are just some of the words that easily describe Iannacone. His major contributions at St. Francis included the expansion of sports offerings and scholarships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovation ofathletic facilities, the hiring ofadditional staff, and the establishment of a master plan for the future and continual development of athletics. He served on several committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Infractions committee and the Northeast Confer- ence committee on conference development, which developed a plan for the future and implemented the position for a full-time commissioner. Iannacone also served as a consultant to the NCAA I-AAA Football Committee.

Now that USD football is competing at the I-AA level, he is a member of the I-AA Athletic Directors Association Executive Committee. Prior to his tenure at St. Francis, Iannacone served as assistant athletic director at Fordham University from 1977-84. Along with his administrative duties at Fordham, he was an assistant football coach for the Rams. From 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordi- nator and backfield coach as Fordhamcaptured 19 victories in their final 24 games during this span. The 1977 squad was and remains the highest scoring team in Fordham history, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 Iannacone was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Association for outstanding contributions to Fordham athletics. He also served on various Metro Atlantic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and football in the Norwalk, Ridgefield and New Milford (CT) school districts from 1964-76. He made his colle- giate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State University in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Iannacone received his master of science degree in physical educati on from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr., Jennifer and Eric; all three are students at USD.

( Pioneer Football League

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The 1993 football season marks the emergence of the fledgling Pioneer Football League (PFL), a conference committed to operating a quality football program for the benefit of the student-athletes and the university community. Formed in November of 1991, the Pioneer Football League is comprised of NCAADivision I universities that previously sponsored intercollegiate football at other levels. With the passing of NCAA legislation at the January 1991 convention, Division I institutions were required to conduct all intercollegiate sports at the same level. Therefore, the five charter members, Butler University, University ofDayton, Drake University, University of Evansville and Valparaiso University.joined together, sharing a common academic and athletic philosophy and a common commitment to operate quality football programs. In February, 1992, the University of San Diego joined the PFL for its inaugural season. The PFLjoins the Ivy and the Patriot Leagues as NCAADivision I-AA conferences that provide only need-based financial aid for football players. The conference remains a proponent of NCAA Division I-AAA legislation that would develop a classificationfor Division I football programs operatingwith need-based aid and adopted themonikerofPioneerbasedon the intent to become one of the first I-AAA leagues. The administration and communications duties for the new conference will be handled by the conference staff of the Midwestern Collegiate Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL PROGRAMS READY FOR INAUGURAL PFL SEASON Yes, it is the first year for the Pioneer Football League. Yes, the PFL teams competed in Division II and III last season and now the programs are competing as NCAA Division I-AA members. And yes, the PFL offers a pratical opportunity for this group of Division I universities to play football on the same level. But no, do not expect the inaugural season of the PFL to be a matchup of unsuccessful football programs. Get ready for a clash of programs on the rise, battling to improve on the progress of recent years. Last season, the six PFL teams combined for a 42-17-2 overall record, with five of the teams losing two games or less. Dayton had an undefeated regular season and earned entry into the Division III playoffs. Butler tied for the 1992 Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference title after winning it outright in 1991 and advancing to the NCAA Division II playoffs. Evansvillesurged to a 7-2 mark last season under second-year head coachRobinCooper, its best record since 1975. Drake has played one of the most challenging Division III schedules in the country and compiled a 7-2-1 mark last year, best under the successful tenure of fourth-year head coach Rob Ash. San Diego became one of the top Division III programs in the west under 10th-yearcoach Brian Fogarty. In 1992, the Toreros won seven games for the fourth straight season, recording a 28-9-1 record over that span. The three wins by the Valparaiso program may not seem significant, but it is evidence that the Crusaders program is building under fifth-year head coach TomHorne. Oneof two PFL teams to compete at the Division II level last season, Valparaiso won just two games in the previous three years, including a winless season in 1989. The PFL offers a fresh challenge to the six teams to compete at a new level against a new list of rivals. Pioneer Football League at a Glance

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[ Head Coach Brian Fogarty

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A D E C A D E E X C E L L E N C E 0 F

Entering his 11th year, head coach Brian Fogarty is looking forward to the challenges of NCAA Division I-AA football and the newly formed Pioneer Football League. Under Fogarty's direction, the Toreros program became one of the top Division III programs in the west. Last season's 7-2-1 squadmarked the program's fourth consecutive sevenwin year (28-9-1 during that span) and its sixth consecutive winning campaign. Coach Fogarty enters the 1993 season with a 10-year mark of 54-40-3.

Coach Fogarty's teams have also fared well in the class- room. Since 1986 fourToreros have earnedGTEAcademic All- America status, and this past season saw five players get named to the District VIII Academic All-America team. The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame has recognized a scholar- athlete from USD each year since 1983. Also, since 1983, the USO football program has graduated over 95 percent of its players. As evidence of the high regard in which he is held by his colleagues and football people in general, Brian has served on the Board of Directors to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame (San Diego Chapter) the past seven years; served on the All-America Selection Committee for District IX (1987-89) ; and the Western Regional Advisory Committee for Division III Rankings (1990-92). Coach Fogarty, who serves as the team' s offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, enters 1993 in search of his seventh straight winning season. The immediate future of USD football looks promising as approximately 40 lettermen return in 1993, including I2 starters. Before coming to USD, Brian coached at St. Francis High School in La Canada, California where he was head coach for four years and an assistant coach for nine years prior. As head coach his record was 28-18-2 and his teams made the playoffs all four years. Brian and his wife Vicki have four children: Bridgit, Joe, Colleen and Megan. FOGARTY'S CAREER Rf CORD Year Win Loss Tie Pct. 1983 5 5 0 .500 1984 I 8 l .150 1985 5 5 0 .500 1986 4 6 0 .400 1987 6 3 I .650 1988 5 4 0 .556 1989 7 2 0 .778 1990 7 2 0 .778 1991 7 3 0 .700 1992 1 2 l .727 Totals 54 40 3 .572

[ Introducing the Football Staff

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KEVIN McGARRY Defensive Coordinator efensive Backs Kevin begins his 16th season on the

BILL DOBSON Inside Linebackers and S ecial Teams Coordinator Beginning his first season as a full-

USD staff. This will be his 13th year as the defensive coordinator for the Toreros. In addition to his on-the-field duties, Kevin is also responsible for recruiting and is the liai- son for the Football Alumni Club. Kevin was a standout player at both Saddleback College, earning MVP honors in 1975, and at USD, where he was the Defen- sive Player of the Year in 1977. He received both his Bachelor of

time assistant with Brian Fogarty's coaching staff, Bill offers a wealth of experience to USD. This season Bill will coach the inside linebackers and direct the special teams unit. Besides his coaching duties, Bill will play a major role in USD's recruiting efforts. A I98 I graduate of Occidental Col- lege, Bill earned undergraduate degrees in Physical Education and History - he com- pleted his teaching credential from Oxy in the spring of 1982. His vast coaching experi-

Arts in Education (1979), and his Masters Degree in Educational Adminis- tration (1985) from the University ofSan Diego. Kevin is presently enrolled in USD's Doctoral program in Education. Tim. Kevin and his wife, Mary Ann, have three children: Pat, Mike and l\lIKE RISH Rt'l't:'i\t'r-o, Mike is beginning his 10th season on

ences include stints at New Mexico State (I982-85), San Francisco State (1986); as Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach at Occidental (1987-90); and most recently at CalState Fullerton as Offensive LineCoach (1991 -92). This past spring Bill had the distinction ofspeaking at the Cinncinatti Bengals Offensive Line Clinic. TII\I ODER Dt'ft'n,ht' Lint" Tim starts his 8th season on the USD football staff. For the third straight year, Tim will coach the defensive line. Tim played football at Northern Arizona University, where he receiveda B.A.in History. Timcoached at boththe high schoolandcollege level prior to his arrival at USD. Tim is presently a history teacher onthe faculty at Fallbrook High School. Tim and his wife Becky, have two sons, Jason and Ben. BILL SETTLES Quarlt'rhm:ks Bill begins his second year as USD's

the Torero staff. Mike played for USD from I979-83 and is the school's all-time career leader in three receiving categories: recep- tions (101), touchdowns (18) and receiving yardage ( 1,722 yards). Mike graduated from USD with an Ac- counting degree in 1984 and is now working DARRYL JACKSON Running Had-., Darryl starts his 3rd season with the Toreros. This will be his first year on the offen- sive side of the ball with running backs after spending the past two as outside linebackers coach. Darryl was a four year starter at comerback (1987-90) and is the school's all- time leader in three defensive categories for

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quarterbacks coach. He brings a wealth of coaching experience with him. In a span of fifteen years, Bill coached twelve years at Point Loma High School where he was Pass- ing Coordinator and also worked with the backs.

Bill is an Associate ofWorld Marketing Alli- ance, a Financial/Securities/Investment Service. An AII-CIF selection as quarterback at Point Loma High School, Bill played three years at the University of Wisconsin (1965-67).

tipped passes: single game (5), season (14) and career (35). One of the most consistent performers ever to play at USD, Darryl was chosen USD's Defensive Player of the Year in 1990.Darryl completed his teaching credential in Elemen- tary Education from USD in the sprin~ of 1992. He will complete his Masters in Curricular Education at the end of this fall semester. GENE FONTA:\A Offt'nsh t' Lim: Gene begins his second year of coach-

MATT HORECZKO ln,t'rls Man begins his first year of coaching

at USD and will coach the invens on the defensiveside oftheball. Afour-yearstandout for the Toreros (1989-92), Matt was selected as the 1992 Defensive Player ofthe Year last season after totaling a team high IO I tackles. Man, who graduated this past s~ring with his undergraduate degree m Political Science, is planning on enrolling in Law School in the fall of 1994.

ingat USDand will again assist Coach Fogarty with the offensive line. A four yearperformer for the Toreros (1988-91) at center, Gene earned his degree in Psychology from USD in the spring of 1992. Currently working on his Masters of Arts in teaching, Gene plans to student teach thiscoming spring and complete

both his teaching credential and degree.

JOHN ECK Running Hack,

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Steve begins his first yearofcoaching at USD and will assist Coach McGarry with the secondary. A four year performer for the Toreros(1989-92)atcomerback,Stevepaced last year's squad with 4 interceptions and 5 tipped passes. He is currently in his first year of Law School after gradual in$ in the spring of I992 with his degree in Political Science.

Johnbegins his second yearofcoaching at USD and will assist Coach Jackson with the running backs. A four yearperformer for USD (1988-91), John received the team's James B. Orwig Scholar Athlete Award three straight years. He was also inducted into the National Football Foundation andCollege Hall ofFame

(San DiegoChapter) in I992. He received his B.A. degree in PoliticalScience in the spring of 1992 and is starting his second year of Law School at USD.

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[ 1993 USD Alphabetical Football Roster

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HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Honolulu, HI/Punahou Solvang/Santa Ynez Joliet, llJJoliet Catholic Walnut Creek/De La Salle Bakersfield/Garces Memorial Moraga/Bishop O'Dowd Simi Valley/Simi Valley Lake Elsinore/Elsinore San Diego/Point Loma Murrieta/femecula Valley Carlsbad/San Dieguito Chatsworth/Chatsworth Placentia/El Dorado Mesa, AZ/Mountain View Palo Alto/Palo Alto Lafayette/Acalanes Moscow, ID/Moscow La Jolla/La Jolla Piedmont/Piedmont El Cajon/St. Augusti ne Simi Valley/Simi Valley Huntington Beach/Mater Dei Englewood, CO/Eaglecrest Northglenn, CO/Regis Jesuit Castro Valley/Bishop O'Dowd Moreno Valley/Canyon Springs Escondido/San Pasqual Lake Elsinore/Elsinore Yucca Valley/Yucca Valley Downey/Warren Cutten/Eureka

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ALUMBAUGH, Jason ANTONGJOVANNI, Tim APARICIO, Chris AZLEIN, Ryan BAINER, Chris BALLARD, Jacques BARR, Brian BARRES, Kevin BATSALKIN, Danny BLAKEMAN, Ryan BLUMENKRANZ, Aaron BOWLES, Brad BRANEN, Josh BRETT, Hannon BROOKER, Charles BROUILETTE, Josh BRUCE, Tim BUCCOLA, Scott BUELL, Chance BUHLER, Mike CARTER, Marcus CIANCIO, Don CONCANNON, Jason CRUZ, Victor DeBORA, Gary DeMERS, Curtis DOUGHERTY, Jeb ESKRIDGE, Jason ETSCHEIT, Ron EVERTSON, Jason FALEAFINE, Lui FONTES, Martin FREEMAN, Andy FURLEIGH, Daniel GONZALEZ, Damien \ BECK, Jim

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Valencia/Saugus Honolulu, HI/Punahou Nogales, AZ/Nogales Diablo/De La Salle Fallbrook/Fallbrook Stockton/Gonzales San Jose/Mount Pleasant Walnut Creek/Acalanes

GREEN, Harold GREINER, Mike GRIFFIN, Brett GROVE, Shaun HAAN, Lucas HALL, Jesse HART, Matt

Poway/Poway

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MAGNUSON, Robert MANSOUR, Hytham MARCOS, Ryan' MESSINA, Edward MOISOJVince MOORE, Chris · .... MOREY•. ·J~son· MORSE, Darrick MOSTERO, Jerome PAULSEN, Travis PLUTCHOK, Todd POPOVICH, Doug RAAEN,Joe RAY, Robert RITTER, Christian RIVERA, Randy ROBINSON, Dodge RUCKER, Jermaine . SMITH, ·Adarn STANLEY,_ Noah STEINGREBE, Scoh TANGHE, Mike TAYLOR, Matt TORYKIAN, Eric VALENZUELA, Ben WAY, Jason · WEITMAN, Neal

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[ 1993 USD Football Profile Page 10 ] . 1993 TOREROS READY FOR CHALLENGES OF NCAA .. . .. , DIVISION l~AA AND THE PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE. , ' The 1993 season begins a new era for the Univer-

Torykian (6-0, 265 lbs., Tackle),junior FrankKnafelz (5- 11, 227 lbs., moves over from defensive line) and two transfers from Santa Clara University will solidify the offensive line -- the transfers are Joshua Brouilette (6-1, 267 lbs., Jr., Center/Tackle), a local product of St. Augustine's and Matt Taylor (6-2, 274 lbs., Jr., Tackle), Santa Clara's 1992 Offensive Lineman of the Year. Defensively the Toreros have to replace the whole defensive line as well as most of the secondary. 1992 saw USD's defensive unit suffer a lot of injuries; however, that allowed for playing time for a lot of younger players that normally wouldn't have played as much, which should pay dividends this season. Keying the defense will be the

sity of San Diego football program. After 30 years of football, including the last 20 seasons at the NCAA Divi- sion III level, the 1993 USD squad will be moving up to the NCAADivision I-AA ranks and the newly formed Pioneer Football League. Looking ahead to this season, head coach Brian Fogarty (54-40-3, 11th year) said, "Winning seven games ineachofthe last four years shows a lot ofconsistency. We are all (both coaches and players) looking forward to the challenges of playing in the Pioneer Football League. It will take more effort and commitment to be successful, but I think we are up to the challenge." The Toreros return 40 lettermen , , and 12 starters from "I" J

linebacking corp, led by senior ILB Marcus Carter (6-0, 215 lbs., 66 tackles), junior ILB Tim Lynch (6-2, 211 lbs., 90 tackles), junior Michael Greiner (5-9, 202 lbs.) and junior OLB Neal Weitman (6-1, 205 lbs.), who has been slowed by inju- ries the past two sea- sons. Key secondary players back include free safety Randy Rivera (5- 10, 188 lbs., SR, 80 tackles), cornerback Scott Bucco/a (5-11 , I90 lbs.,SR, 32 tackles) and sophomore William Kobayashi (5-9, 161 lbs., 24 tackles). The

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last year's 7-2-1 squad and expect ap- proximately 60 new- comers to their initial season in the Pioneer Football League. This year's team will have to fill some big shoes as the Toreros lost twelve seniors -- inc luded in that group were four of- fensive starters and six defensive start- ers. Offensively, USD's key positions they have to replace are the twooffensive tackle positions, as well as the quarter-

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forementioned trio will try to close the gap left by gradu- ated seniors Matt Horeczko (IO 1 tackles -- the 1992 USD Defensive Player of the Year), Jeff Blazevich (61 tackles) and Stephen Crandall (35 tackles, 4 interceptions). The punting game will be in good hands as junior Robert Ray returns after leading the NCAA Division III ranks last year with a 42.3 yards a punt average. He was selected First Team Kodak All-America for College Divi- sion II (by the American Football Coaches Association), as well as being named First Team All-America, by Champions, U.S.A., as voted on by the NCAADivision III Sports Information Directors. The kicking duties will be between Ray, Matt Young (6-1 , 178 Jbs., SO), a transfer from St. Mary's College and two freshmen from Colo- rado, -- Michael Buhler (Regis Jesuit HS) and Travis Paulsen (J.K. Mullen HS). Junior Michael Henry (23.4 yards a kickoff return) will be the top return threat for punts and kickoffs.

back and fullback spots. The Toreros will miss fullback Scott Sparrer, who became the school's new career rushing leader and who netted over 1,000 yards and 12 TDs in 1992, and quarterback Michael Bennett, who fini shed 9th in Division III passing efficiency (102-of-181 for 1,387 yards, 16 TDs and just 4 interceptions). Junior QB Vince Moiso (6-2, 220 lbs.) is penciled in as Bennett's replace- ment- he was Bennett's backup last year after playing his freshman year at Linfield College. Senior John Lambert (5-11, 188 lbs., 411 yards) will move over from the halfback spot and step into the fullback position for the graduated Sparrer. Other projected key performers on offense will be junior TE Scott Steingrebe (6-2, 200 lbs., 27 catches for 504 yds and 6 TDs), junior halfback Micheal Henry (5-6, 150 lbs., 341 yds and 3 TDs), and the heart of the offensive line- seniors Victor Cruz (6-1 , 255 lbs., Guard), Kevin Barres (6-0, 250 lbs., Guard) and Matt Zeller (5-11 , 236 lbs., Center). In addition, senior Eric

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[ Meet The Toreros

Tim Antong1ovann, #80 SO WR

Jason Alumbaugh #61 FR OL

Matt Allen #95 FR LB

Raul Aguilar #70 SO OL

Ken Agcaoili #77 FR DL

Brian Barr #36 JR FB

Jacques Ballard #47 FR DB

Chris Bainer #58 SO DL

Ryan Azle1n #51 SO DL

Chris Aparicio #7 SR WR/TE

Aaron Blumenkranz #87 FR TE

Ryan Blakeman #39 FR RB

Jim Beck #13 FR OB

Danny Batsalk1n #83 FR WR

Kevin Barres #64 SR OG

Josh Brou1lette #60 JR OL

Charles Brooker #71 FR OL

Hannon Brett #97 FR DB

Josh Branen #38 FR RB

Brad Bowles #59 SO ILB

Marcus Carter #49 SR ILB

Chance Buell #24 FR RB

Mike Buhler #19 FR QB/K

Scott Buccola #4 SR DB

Tim Bruce #52 FR LB

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Curtis DeMers #33 SO DB

Gary DeBora #92 FR LB

Jason Concannon #66 JR OL

Victor Cruz #69 SR OG

Don c,anc,o #16 FR QB -

Jason Evertson #76 FR OL

Lu, Faleafme #89 FR TE

Ron Etsche,t #75 SO DL

Jason Eskridge •31 FR RB

Jeb Dougher1y #9 FR DB

Harold Green #82 FR WR

Damien Gonzalez #30 SO RB

Martin Fontes #17 FR WR

Andy Freeman #94 FR TE

Daniel Furle,gh #21 JR DB

Jesse Hall #41 JR DB

Lucas Haan #27 FR DB

Shaun Grove #46 SO DB

Bret1 Griffin #73 FR DL

Mike Greiner #55 JR ILB

Evan Hlavacek #28 FR RB

Michael Henry #42 JR RB

Mark Hitchcock #29 FR DB

Matt Hart #23 FR DB

Devin Henderson #25 FR RB

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Ryan Hovey #65 FR DB

Frank Knafelz #57 JR OL

Kuianga Jackson #18 FR DB

Greg Johnson #14 FR WR

Clayton Kline #15 FR QB

Ryan Larson #32 FR DB

John Lambert #6 SR RB

Jeffrey Knudson #37 FR RB

Vu Lac #45 FR DB

W1ll1am Kobayashi #3 SO DB

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Hytham Mansour #62 SR OL

Robert Magnuson #79 FR ILB

Tim Lynch #44 JR ILB

John Long #99 FR DB

Bryan Loyce #98 SO TE

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Jason Morey #54 SO DL

Vince Mo1so #8 JR QB

Chns Moore #40 JR ILB

Edward Messina #34 SO DL

Ryan Marcos #85 FR TE

Doug Popovich #22 SO DB

Travis Paulsen #63 FR K

Todd Plutchok #68 FR OL

Jerome Mostero #84 SO WR

Darrick Morse #12 SR WR

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College football teams are learning that in the link between diet and performance there is more than meats the eye.

not fat kids. "When I was in school, you came away with no idea about lifelong nutrition and health. Now we're doing a better job as coaches, educating our guys how to eat." No matter how healthy his team, Gilbertson can't keep his job if low-fat diets lead to low- victory seasons. But, at Ca l and across the country, carnivorous coaches and players have learned a high-carbohydrate diet leads to high performance. "What they have to understand is what their muscles use for fuel , and they understand it when they start fading in the third and fourth quarter," said Ellen Coleman, a dietician affiliat- ed with the S.P.O.R.T. Clinic in Riverside, CA, and a consultant to college and professional teams. "When you turn it into a performance issue, they become really interested. When they try performance-based nutrition and see they do better, they're all for it." Said Gilbertson: "Track and field led the foot- ball people into that, eating carbohydrates before you compete as opposed to eating a steak the morning of the game. We're all looking for peak performance."

T he tall tale's told of the three he-man football players barking out orders for their slabs of steak. Says the first play- er: "Give it to me rare." Says the second player: "Give it to me raw." Says the third player: "Just run it by me and I'll rip off a hunk." No more. You'll stil l hear col lege football coaches describe a freshman as "beefing up," but they don't mean it literally any longer. Twenty years ago, the Saturday morning pre- game meal featured steak and eggs. Today, with a generation of input from conditioning coaches and nutrition consultants, game day dawns with a breakfast of pancakes and frui t. "I think you're seeing football players in better shape year-round," Un iversity of California coach Keith Gilbertson said. "Guys are bigger and stronger and they weigh more, but they're

Gttys are bigger and stronger and they weigh more, but they're notfat kids. -Keith Gilbertson

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