GENERAL INFORMATION
2007 Outlook.........................................................7-10
2007 Rosters.......................................................11-12
Pronunciation Guide................................................. 12
Opponent
Time
at Syracuse
5:00 p.m. PDT
BOISE STATE
12:30 p.m. PDT
OHIO STATE
12:30 p.m. PDT
at UCLA
TBA
USC
5:00 p.m. PDT
at Arizona State
TBA
OREGON
TBA
ARIZONA
12:00 p.m. PDT
at Stanford
TBA
at Oregon State
7:15 p.m. PST
CALIFORNIA
TBA
WASHINGTON STATE
TBA
at Hawai’i
TBA
Husky Coaches
Husky History
2007 Opponents
Husky Records
Athletics Administration
Credits
The 2007 University of Washington Football Media
Guide was published by the Athletic Communications Office (Richard Kilwien, director). The guide
was designed by Jonathan Soriano and edited by
Jeff Bechthold, Brian Beaky, Benton Strong, Holly
Laubacher, Nicole Morry, and Cheryl Taplin. Cover
and interior design by Jonathan Soriano. Campus
photos are courtesy of UW Photographic Services.
Action photography by Joanie Komura, Corky
Trewin, Brian Spurlock, Joe Robbins, Bruce Terami,
Max Waugh, Adam Hardtke and Brian Beaky.
The Athletic Communications Office extends its
thanks to all members of past athletic communications staffs that have assisted in compiling
information that is an integral part of this guide.
Any corrections or additions to the media guide
are welcome and should be directed in writing
to Jeff Bechthold (see page 2 for the Athletic
Communications Department address.)
Media Guide Restrictions
Prior to the 2005 football season, NCAA legislation
limited the size of media guides to 208 pages.
Nearly 200 pages were removed from the UW
guide to comply with those new regulations.
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
WASHINGTON WAY
President Mark Emmert......................................... 188
Athletics Director Todd Turner............................... 188
Senior Athletic Staff Profiles..........................189-192
ATHLETICS
Team Records...................................................... 82-90
Rushing Records................................................. 91-94
Passing Records................................................ 95-100
Receiving Records........................................... 101-102
All-Purpose Records................................................103
Total Offense Records.............................................103
Punting Records......................................................104
Kicking Records............................................... 104-105
Kickoff Return Records...........................................106
Punt Return Records....................................... 106-107
Husky Football A to Z...................................... 194-199
Washington’s Athletic Prowess..............................200
Dawg-Gone Greats: Huskies in the Pros................201
Creating Winners............................................ 202-203
Washington’s Athletic Facilities.............................204
Washington’s Training Facilities.............................205
Seattle: The Emerald City......................................206
The UW Campus.....................................................207
Notable Husky Alumni............................................208
HISTORY
2007 Opponent Information................................77-79
The Pac-10 Conference............................................ 80
All-Time Results.............................................. 116-138
Year-by-Year Summary............................................139
Series Scores (2006 Opponents Only)............ 140-141
All-Time Lettermen......................................... 142-149
All-Time Starting Lineups............................... 150-153
Bowl Recaps................................................... 154-161
2007-2008 Pac-10 Bowl Arrangements..................162
2007-2008 Bowl Schedule......................................162
Washington All-Americans............................. 163-164
UW First-Team All-American Bios.................. 165-171
UW Academic All-Americans.................................171
Special Postseason Awards....................................172
Morris Trophy Winners...........................................173
UW All-Conference......................................... 173-174
UW All-Coast..........................................................174
Husky Stadium................................................ 175-177
Attendance Records................................................177
Stadium Records.....................................................178
All-Time Series Records at Husky Stadium............178
Huskies in the Pros......................................... 179-181
Husky Draft Picks............................................ 182-183
1991 National Championship......................... 184-185
The Apple Cup.........................................................186
The Washington Way
RECORDS
2006 Game Recaps.............................................60-65
2006 Statistics....................................................66-68
Game-by-Game Stats..........................................69-70
Single-Game Highs.............................................71-73
Team Game-by-Game Stats................................74-75
2006 Pac-10 Honors................................................. 76
ESPN/ESPN2
OPPONENTS
2006 Season Review
FSN
2006 REVIEW
Player Bios..........................................................14-42
Tyrone Willingham..............................................44-47
Assistant Coaches..............................................48-57
Football Support Staff.........................................57-58
ABC/ESPN
Note: Times are subject to change. Additional TV broadcasts will be announced during the season.
Scoring Records......................................................107
Defensive Records..................................................108
Interception Records...............................................109
UW Bowl Game Records........................................110
Statistical Trends............................................ 111-114
Husky Players
TV
ESPN
FSN
ESPN
COACHES
2007 Season Outlook
Date
Aug. 31
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Nov. 17
Nov. 24
Dec. 1
PLAYERS
Table of Contents....................................................... 1
Washington Staff Directory....................................... 2
Media Information..................................................... 3
Washington Media Listing......................................... 4
Directions to Husky Stadium..................................... 5
Huskies on the Airwaves........................................... 6
Future Schedules....................................................... 6
2007 Washington Football Schedule
OUTLOOK
General Information
GENERAL INFO.
Table of
Contents
GENERAL INFO.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Washington Staff Directory
2006 REVIEW
COACHES
PLAYERS
OUTLOOK
Athletics Senior Staff
WASHINGTON WAY
ATHLETICS
HISTORY
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
Athletics Director
Todd Turner (4th year).............................................................. 206-543-2212
Executive Associate Director
Jeff Compher (4th year)........................................................... 206-543-2317
Senior Associate Director (SWA/Sports Programs/Student Services)
Marie Tuite (14th year)............................................................. 206-543-2279
Senior Associate Director (Advancement)
Scott Barnes (3rd year)............................................................ 206-221-3664
Senior Associate Director (Compliance)
John Morris (4th year)............................................................. 206-543-4621
Senior Associate Director (Business & Finance)
Paul King (23rd year)................................................................ 206-685-7554
Associate Director (Operations & Capital Projects)
Chip Lydum (23rd year)............................................................. 206-543-7373
Associate Director (Tyee Office Director)
Ken Winstead (10th year)........................................................ 206-543-2234
Associate Director (Marketing & Promotions)
Leslie Wurzberger (16th year).................................................. 206-543-3086
Associate Director (Student Development)
Kim Durand (3rd year).............................................................. 206-221-3551
Associate Director (Communications)
Richard Kilwien (2nd year)....................................................... 206-543-8333
Associate Director (Major Gifts)
Jennifer Cohen (3rd year)........................................................ 206-221-4850
Assistant to the Director of Athletics
Liz McFarland (16th year)......................................................... 206-543-2212
Assistant Director (Sports Operations)
Karen Baebler (10th year)........................................................ 206-543-7853
Assistant Director (Events & Facilities Operations)
Scott Baebler (9th year)........................................................... 206-543-8105
Director of Tickets & Customer Service
David Gravenkemper (2nd year)............................................... 206-543-2200
Director of the Big W Club
Aretha Thurmond (1st year)..................................................... 206-685-3013
Faculty Athletics Representative
Dr. J. Patrick Dobel................................................................... 206-616-1680
Football Staff
Head Coach
Tyrone Willingham (3rd year)................................................... 206-543-2226
Defensive Coordinator
Kent Baer (3rd year)................................................................. 206-543-6011
Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks
Tim Lappano (3rd year)............................................................. 206-221-2893
Assistant Coach, Linebackers, Recruiting Coordinator
Chris Tormey (5th year)............................................................ 206-543-2232
Assistant Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, Tight Ends
Bob Simmons (3rd year)........................................................... 206-543-2292
Assistant Coach, Wide Receivers
Charlie Baggett (1st year)........................................................ 206-543-6834
Assistant Coach, Offensive Line
Mike Denbrock (3rd year)......................................................... 206-685-2511
Assistant Coach, Defensive Line
Randy Hart (20th year)............................................................. 206-543-8060
Assistant Coach, Running Backs
Trent Miles (3rd year)............................................................... 206-685-2890
Assistant Coach, Secondary
J.D. Williams (2nd year).......................................................... 206-543-9354
Graduate Assistant – Anthony Gabriel (1st year).......................... 206-543-2236
Graduate Assistant – Luke Huard (1st year).................................. 206-616-3000
Director of Football Operations – Erica Genise (3rd year)............. 206-543-9130
Director of External Relations – Nicole Morry (1st year).............. 206-685-2359
Adminstative Assistant – Cheryl Taplin (1st year)......................... 206-221-2895
Receptionist – Toni Watanabe (2nd year)..................................... 206-543-2223
Program Coordinator, Offense – Joe Collier (3rd year).................. 206-221-2894
Program Coordinator, Defense – Sandy Erickson (3rd year).......... 206-685-2510
Program Coordinator, Recruiting – Marcus Boyle (2nd year)........ 206-221-2896
Special Assistant – Gertrude Peoples (37th year)......................... 206-616-2447
Internal Operations Assistant – Abner Thomas (20th year).......... 206-543-7409
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Athletics Department Directory
General Department Number........................................................ 206-543-2210
Husky Ticket Office......................................................................... 206-543-2200
Athletic Communications............................................................... 206-543-2230
Tyee Office...................................................................................... 206-543-2234
Football Office................................................................................ 206-543-2223
Athletic Communications
Overnight Address
Athletic Communications
229 Graves Building
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
Box 354070
Seattle, WA 98195
Office Phone: (206) 543-2230
Office Fax: (206) 543-5000
Web Address: GoHuskies.com
Staff
Richard Kilwien.............................................................................. 206-543-8333
Associate AD/Communications (Football)
[email protected]
Cell Phone...................................................................................... 206-795-8158
Jeff Bechthold................................................................................ 206-685-7910
Senior Associate Director (Football/Baseball) [email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 271-4665
Brian Beaky.................................................................................... 206-543-2331
Assistant Director (Football/Track/Gymnastics) [email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 227-5709
Dan Lepse...................................................................................... 206-685-3120
Sr. Assoc. Dir. (M. Basketball/W. Soccer/Crew) [email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 819-7019
Erin Rowley.................................................................................... 206-685-3118
Asst. Director (W. Basketball/M. Soccer/Golf) [email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 380-7071
Misty Tucci..................................................................................... 206-685-3119
Asst. Director (Volleyball/Softball/Swimming) [email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 349-3119
Brian Tom ...................................................................................... 206-897-1742
Assistant Director (Tennis/Internet)
[email protected]
Cell Phone.................................................................................... (206) 949-7523
Tami Escherich............................................................................... 206-543-2230
Office Assistant
[email protected]
Jessica Raber, Graduate Assistant (Crew)
Washington Quick Facts
Name — University of Washington
Location — Seattle, Washington
Founded — November 4, 1861
Enrollment — 42,000 (31,400 undergraduates)
Athletics Director — Todd Turner (North Carolina ’73)
Head Football Coach — Tyrone Willingham (Michigan State ’77)
Stadium — Husky Stadium (72,500, dedicated 1920
Surface: FieldTurf
Nickname — Huskies
Mascot — Spirit (Alaskan Malamute)
Colors — Purple and Gold
School Song — “Bow Down to Washington”
Conference — Pacific-10 (Pac-10)
2006 Record — 5-7 (3-6 Pac-10)
All-Time Record — 646-379-50
Basic Offense — Multiple
Basic Defense — 4-3
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFO.
Media Information and Policies
Football Practice
Pro Football Scout Passes
Professional football scouts should contact UW Athletic
Communications (543-2230) to obtain press box passes to
UW football games. Press box availability may be limited, so
scouts are advised to make requests as early as possible.
Postgame Interviews
The elevator will leave the press box level at both the eight
and four-minute marks in the fourth quarter for all members
of the media wishing to go to the interview area. The elevator
will leave again immediately following the end of the game.
Athletic communications personnel will escort the media to
the interview room (Founders’ Club, Bank of America Arena)
and will bring athletes to the Founders’ Club by request. The
visiting Sports Information Director determines postgame
Media members should be aware of several NCAA
rules that apply to student-athletes. If there is ever
a question if any media-related activity or event
including a Washington student-athlete could be
a possible NCAA violation, contact the athletic
communications office for an interpretation. Areas
of concern include:
• Coaches and University officials cannot make
comments on prospective student-athletes until
they sign a national letter of intent. A coach cannot
comment on a prospective student-athlete who
verbally commits to an institution.
• Coaches and athletic staff are not permitted to
write guest columns for publications.
• Do not ask student-athletes to list or endorse
products.
• Photographers cannot provide student-athletes
with photographs or slides. The media relations
office offers a similar service for student-athletes
to purchase photographs.
• Student-athletes may not be used in advertisements or endorsements of products, including
media-related publications.
• Student-athletes are not permitted to conduct
interviews for 1-900 services.
• Establishing an Internet site in and of itself does
not categorize an individual as a media entity.
Therefore, individuals who establish Internet
sites independent of the institution continue to
be subject to all applicable restrictions related to
contacting prospects for a recruiting purpose.
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WASHINGTON WAY
Photo passes are available for accredited news media. They
should be ordered in the same manner as press credentials.
Visiting media should make requests through the visiting
Sports Information Director. Photographers may work from
the sidelines in accordance with NCAA rules. In no case may
a photographer shoot from in front of either team’s bench.
No tripods are allowed on the field. Passes should be worn
in plain sight. Armbands must be picked up prior to kickoff
by showing a photo credential at the table located in the
west end zone. Failure to adhere to these regulations, or any
interference with play, is reason for expulsion. A work area
will be available at Husky Stadium for digital photographers.
Husky Stadium is located five miles north of downtown Seattle
and approximately 30 minutes north of Sea-Tac Airport. To get
to the stadium from downtown Seattle, take I-5 North and take
the 520 East (Bellevue/Kirkland) Exit. Take the Montlake Exit
and turn left at the stoplight. Husky Stadium is located off
Montlake Boulevard, on the right side of the street. Traffic
conditions can become congested prior to gametime and media
are advised to arrive at Husky Stadium early.
NCAA Guidelines
and the Media
ATHLETICS
Photographers
Husky Stadium
Links to newspaper articles from media covering the Huskies
can be found on Washington’s web site GoHuskies.com.
Click on the “Newspaper Clips” link under “Multimedia”
on the front page.
HISTORY
Limited press parking is located in areas designated N-24,
E-11, S-1 and C-21. The E-11 lot is located on the northwest
perimeter of the stadium. The C-21 lot is an underground
garage located due west from Husky Stadium, directly across
Montlake Boulevard. Parking passes should be requested
through the Athletic Communications Office. Visiting media
should make parking requests through the visiting Sports
Information Director.
The athletic communications department has two telephone
lines installed in the press box (543-2230 and 543-2231).
These lines are intended for athletic communications use
only. If media members require telephones, please call the
University of Washington Telecommunications Department
at (206) 543-0133. The Telecommunications Department will
arrange to install phone lines at your expense.
Clippings
RECORDS
Parking
Telephones
Head Coach Tyrone Willingham holds a press conference each
Monday at noon during the season in the Founders’ Club. Every
attempt will be made to have the opposing coach available
via teleconference hookup prior to Coach Willingham’s comments. All members of the media are encouraged to attend
these weekly conferences. The press conference can also be
accessed by teleconference. Call to acquire the phone number
for the teleconference.
OPPONENTS
All credentials should be requested from the athletic communications office in writing. Requests should be made
at least one week prior to the game. Credentials will be
mailed if time permits. Credentials are generally mailed to
the opponent SID the week before the game to distribute
to visiting media covering the game. Credentials not mailed
will be available on gameday from 9 a.m. until noon (for a
12:30 game) in the lobby of the Graves Building. After noon
they will be left at Will Call at the west side of the stadium.
Visiting media should make requests through the visiting
Sports Information Director.
Quarterly play-by-play accounts, computerized halftime and
final statistics, scoring summaries and coaches’ quotes will
be distributed in the press box, in the postgame interview
area and in the Founders’ Club media workroom following
the end of the game. Play-by-play information, statistics,
injury updates, etc., will be reported over the internal press
box public address system. A food service will be provided
prior to kickoff and at halftime.
Mondays with the Coach
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Press Credentials
Services
Media members may work in the press box following games,
but are encouraged to use the Founders’ Club (3rd level, Bank
of America Arena) for filing purposes. Postgame interviews
will be held in the Founders’ Club and there is plenty of work
space, wireless internet, phones to use for filing, restroom
facilities and soft drinks. Final statistics and coach and player
quotes will be available in the work area.
COACHES
Contact the Athletic Communications Office for ALL interview requests. It is very helpful to have 24 hours notice
so that the athletic communications staff will have ample
time to make arrangements with players and coaches.
Student-athletes are typically available before practice from
1:30-2:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday on a first-come,
first-served basis. Athletes are not available for interviews
Thursday, Friday or on Saturday prior to a game. Head Coach
Tyrone Willingham will conduct interviews with print and
electronic media before practice. All interviews are conducted in the media workroom at Bank of America Arena.
No interviews will be conducted after practice.
The press box elevator is located on the lower level of the
south side of Husky Stadium. The elevator is used by members
of both teams’ coaching staffs, media representatives and a
limited amount of fans who require an elevator pass. Only
accredited media will be allowed access to the elevator and
press box. Please arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff
to assure your arrival at the press area well before game
time. Media members do not have priority elevator use, so
be sure to arrive early.
Postgame Media Work Area
PLAYERS
Interview Policy
Press Box Elevator
interview procedure for the visiting locker room. Visiting
team interviews will be held near the visitors’ locker room
in the southwest corner of Bank of America Arena.
OUTLOOK
Fall practice begins Sunday, August 5. Washington holds
its practices at Husky Stadium. The team’s annual Picture
Day will take place on Saturday, Aug. 11 at Husky Stadium.
Practices will tentatively be held twice a day for the first two
weeks. The Huskies will hold practices Tuesday through
Friday during the regular season. The first 25 minutes of
practice are open to the media. All Friday road practices
are closed. Out-of-town media should contact the athletic
communications office about access.
A box lunch will be served to photographers during halftime
at the credential table in the west end zone. Freelance photographers will be subject to University licensing regulations
for any images portraying Washington student-athletes and
registered trademarks.
GENERAL INFO.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Washington Media Directory
Newspapers
Beat writers indicated in bold
OUTLOOK
Seattle Times
PLAYERS
1120 John St., Box 70, Seattle, WA 98111
S.E. – Cathy Henkel. Asst. Eds. – Rick
Lund, Bill Reader, Don Shelton. Col. – Steve
Kelley, Jerry Brewer, Bud Withers.
Beat Writer – Bob Condotta.
Sports Desk: (206) 464-2276, (800) 3436319
Newsroom: (206) 464-2200
Web Site: www.seattletimes.com
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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COACHES
101 Elliot Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119
S.E. – Nick Rousso. Asst. Ed. - Gerald
Spratt. Col. – Art Thiel, Jim Moore, Ted
Miller.
Beat Writer – Molly Yanity.
Sports Desk: (206) 448-8370
Newsroom: (206) 448-8030
Web Site: www.seattle-pi.com
Tacoma News-Tribune
WASHINGTON WAY
ATHLETICS
HISTORY
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
1950 S. State St.,
Box 11000, Tacoma, WA 98411
Exec. S.E. – Dale Phelps. Col. – John
McGrath, Dave Boling.
Beat Writer – Don Ruiz.
Sports Desk: (253) 597-8680
Newsroom: (253) 597-8742
Web Site: www.newstribune.com
Everett Herald
1213 California Ave., Everett, WA 98206
S.E. – Kevin Brown. Col. – John Sleeper.
Beat Writer – John Boyle.
Sports Desk: (425) 339-3470
Newsroom: (425) 339-3400
Web Site: www.heraldnet.com
Kitsap Sun
545 5th St. Box 259 Bremerton, WA 98337
S.E. – Chuck Stark. (360) 792-8566
Sports Desk: (800) 755-4355
Main Switchboard: (360) or (888) 377-3711
Web Site: www.kitsapsun.com
Daily Olympian
111 Bethel St. NE, Olympia, WA 98507
S.E. – Ron Newberry. Writer – Gail Wood.
Sports Desk: (360) 754-5432
Newsroom: (360) 754-5420
Web Site: www.theolympian.com
The Daily
Univ. of Wash., 144 Communications Bldg.,
Box 353720, Seattle, WA 98195
Phone: (206) 543-2703
Fax: (206) 543-2345
Web Site: www.thedaily.washington.edu
Associated Press
3131 Elliot Ave., #750, Seattle, WA 98121
S.E./Writer – Gregg Bell. Writers­ —
Jim Cour, Tim Booth.
Phone: (206) 682-1812
Aberdeen Daily World
PO Box 269, Aberdeen, WA 98520
S.E./Writer – Rick Anderson.
Phone: (360) 532-4000
Web Site: www.thedailyworld.com
Bellingham Herald
1155 N. State St., Bellingham, WA 98225
S.E. – David Rasbach.
Phone: (360) 715-2271
Web Site: www.bellinghamherald.com
Spokesman-Review
West 999 Riverside, PO Box 2160,
Spokane, WA 99210
S.E. – Joe Palmquist. Col. – John Blanchette.
Phone: (509) 459-5500
Web Site: www.spokesmanreview.com
Vancouver Columbian
Seattle Medium
2600 S. Jackson, Box 22047, Seattle, WA
98122. S.E. – Chris Bennett Jr.
Phone: (206) 323-3070 x109
Web Site: www.seattlemedium.com
Facts News
2765 E. Cherry St., PO Box 22015, Seattle,
WA 98122. S.E. – Dave Mann.
Phone: (206) 324-0552
Television
KOMO-TV (ABC, Channel 4)
140 4th Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109
S.D. – Eric Johnson. Reporters – Mike
Ferreri, Derek Agnew.
Phone: (206) 404-4039, 404-4167
KIRO-TV (CBS, Channel 7)
2807 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
Producer/Reporter – Bill Rockey. Weekend
Anchor – Gaard Swanson.
Main Number: (206) 728-7777
Sports: (206) 728-8901 or 7803
Fax: (206) 441-4840
PO Box 180, Vancouver, WA 98666
S.E. – Greg Jayne.
Writer – Nick Daschel.
Sports: (360) 759-8056
Main Number: (360) 699-6006
Web Site: www.columbian.com
KING-TV (NBC, Channel 5)
Yakima Herald-Republic
KCPQ-TV (FOX, Channel 13)
333 Dexter Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109
Anchor – Paul Silvi (448-3946). Reporters
– Lisa Gangel (448-3951). Producers – Joel
Knip (448-3948), Tony White (448-3949).
Sports Desk: (206) 448-3959
114 N. 4th St., Yakima, WA 98901
S.E. – Jerrel Swenning.
Phone: (509) 577-7723
Web Site: www.yakimaherald.com
1813 Westlake Ave., N., Seattle, WA 98109
S.D. – Dan Devone (674-1451). Reporter
- Aaron Levine. Newsroom: (206) 674-1305
Tri-City Herald
333 Dexter Avenue, N., Seattle, WA 98109
S.D. – Paul Silvi. Prod. – Chris Egan.
Main Number: (206) 448-3616
Phone: (206) 448-3720
333 W. Canal Drive Kennewick, WA 99336
S.E. – Jeff Morrow.
Phone: (509) 582-1506
Newsroom: (509) 582-1500
Web Site: www.tri-city herald.com
Ellensburg Daily Record
401 N. Main, Ellensburg, WA 98926
S.E. – Michael Gallagher.
Phone: (509) 925-1414
Web Site: www.kvnews.com
Port Angeles
Peninsula Daily News
305 W. First, Box 1330, Port Angeles, WA
98362. S.E. – Brad LaBrie.
Sports Desk: (360) 417-3525,3526
Web Site: www.peninsuladailynews.com
Skagit Valley Herald
P.O. Box 578, Mt. Vernon, WA 98273
S.E. – Dan Ruthemeyer.
Main Number: (360) 424-3251
Sports Desk: (360) 416-2133
Web Site: www.skagitvalleyherald.com
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Northwest Cable News
Fox Sports Net Northwest
3626 156th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006
Producers – Pike Parker, Dave Rees.
Anchors – Brad Adam, Cara Capuano,
Angie Mentink, Cameron Wong.
Phone: (425) 641-0104
Brian Davis - Play-by-Play
Sonny Sixkiller - Color
Radio
KJR (AM 950)
(Washington flagship station)
351 Elliot Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119
P.D. – Rich Moore. On-air—Mike
Gastineau, Dave Grosby, Mitch Levy, Dave
Mahler, Elise Woodward, Ian Furness,
Steve Sandmeyer, Dick Fain.
Main Number: (206) 494-2000
Bob Rondeau – Play-by-Play
Chuck Nelson – Color
3028 162nd Pl. SE
Mill Creek, WA 98012
Phone: (206) 467-5000
Elise Woodward - Sidelines
KIRO (AM 710)
1820 Eastlake Ave E., Seatlle, WA 98102
On-air – Bill Swartz, Mike Brown, Vinnie
Richichi
Phone: (206) 726-7000
KOMO (AM 1000)
140 4th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
S.D. – Tom Glasgow, Tom Huyler, Matt
Pitman, Mark Acutt.
Main Number: (206) 404-4145
KRKO (AM 1380)
NorthSound 1380
2707 Colby, Suite 1380
Everett, WA 98201
S.D. - Jeff Aaron, Producer: Tyler Orsborn
Phone: 425-304-1381
KRIZ (AM 1420)
2600 S. Jackson, Seattle, WA 98144
S.D. – Jawann Bennett.
Phone: (206) 329-7880
KCIS (AM 630) and
KCMS (FM 105.3)
19303 Fremont Avenue N.
Shoreline, WA 98133
News Director – Keith Black.
Phone: (206) 546-7350
KONP (AM 1450)
PO Box 1450
Port Angeles, WA 98362
S.D. – Scooter Chapman
Phone: (360) 457-1450
Other
Mazvita Maraire
Tatenda Productions
16100 Linden Avenue North
Shoreline, WA 98133
(206) 542-8854
(206) 982-4187 (pager)
Neil Scott
Regional News and Features
PO Box 31451, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: (206) 783-8850
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFO.
To Husky Stadium
PLAYERS
COACHES
2006 REVIEW
OPPONENTS
From Hwy. 405 going North or South
1. From Hwy. 405 take the Freeway 520 exit toward
Seattle. This leads you onto the Evergreen Point
Floating Bridge heading west.
2. Once across the bridge, take the Montlake
Boulevard exit. Turn right.
3. Travel across the Montlake Bridge. You will see
Husky Stadium on the right.
4. To access E-10 or E-11 parking lots, turn right
into main stadium lot.
5. To access C-21 Parking (underground garage),
turn left onto Pacific and make your first right. The
garage is on your right.
6. To access the N-24 parking lot, continue on
Montlake past Husky Stadium. Go 1/2 mile to the
visitors entrance on your left. Follow the directional
signs.
OUTLOOK
From I-5 Going North or South
1. Follow the signs to Seattle.
2. Take Hwy. 520 exit toward Bellevue-Kirkland
(east).
3. Travel 1/4 mile and take the Montlake
Boulevard exit.
4. At the end of the off ramp there is a stop light
at Montlake Boulevard. Turn left.
5. Travel across the Montlake Bridge. You will see
Husky Stadium on the right.
6. To access E-10 or E-11 parking lots, turn right
into main stadium lot.
7. To access C-21 Parking (underground garage),
turn left onto Pacific and make your first right. The
garage is on your right.
8. To access the N-24 parking lot, continue on
Montlake past Husky Stadium. Go 1/2 mile to the
visitors entrance on your left. Follow the directional
signs.
RECORDS
HISTORY
ATHLETICS
WASHINGTON WAY
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
GENERAL INFO.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Washington ISP Sports Network
COACHES
PLAYERS
OUTLOOK
ISP Sports, America’s foremost collegiate sports marketing company, enters its
second season as the multimedia rightsholder for UW Athletics and the producer
of the Washington ISP Sports Network.
Headquartered in Winston-Salem, N.C., ISP brings a national presence to the
overall marketing of Husky sports. The company also serves as the rightsholder for
nearly 40 major college athletic programs, including UW’s fellow Pac-10 members
Cal and UCLA.
The Washington ISP Sports Network takes the air two hours before kickoff and
the first hour of pre-game features analysis from former Husky quarterback, Hugh
Millen, former Husky coach, Dick Baird, and 950 KJR-AM personality, Dave “Softy”
Mahler. Following the opening hour, the broadcast is spearheaded by longtime “Voice
of the Huskies” Bob Rondeau. Rondeau is joined by former Husky All-American
placekicker Chuck Nelson, who provides analysis and color commentary. Elise
Woodward provides sideline reports.
The radio network also produces a weekly one-hour coach’s show featuring
Tyrone Willingham airing Mondays live from Anthony’s Homeport Shilshole during
the season from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 pm.
Every game, the coaches show and other features that are produced by the ISP
Sports Network can also be heard on the Internet at GoHuskies.com.
2006 REVIEW
950 KJR-AM
WASHINGTON WAY
ATHLETICS
HISTORY
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
Seattle’s only all-sports radio station since late 1991, Sports Radio 950 KJR, is
in its sixth season serving as the flagship station for the Washington ISP Sports
Network.
Gameday coverage for UW football on the flagship features 11 hours of pre- and
post-game coverage. 950 KJR personalities Dave “Softy” Mahler, Hugh Millen,
Dick Baird, and John Clayton handle portions of the pre- and post-game coverage.
Also, in addition to the weekly Tyrone Willingham show, 950 KJR features weekly
shows around UW football such as The Husky Honk Show. Husky fans can learn
more about the flagship station on www.kjram.com
Network Lineup
WASHINGTON
Seattle (flagship)
Bellingham
Centralia
Forks
Grand Coulee
Hoquiam
Kelso/Longview
Mt. Vernon
Olympia
Omak
Port Angeles
Shelton
Spokane
Walla Walla
Wenatchee
Wenatchee
Yakima
KJR
KPUG
KMNT
KBIS
KEYG
KWOK
KLOG
KBRC
KGY
KOMW
KONP
KMAS
KAZZ
KUJ
KPQ
KWIQ
KUTI
950 AM
1170 AM
102.9 FM
1490 AM
98.5 FM
1490 AM
1490 AM
1430 AM
96.9 FM
680 AM
1450 AM
1030 AM
107.1 FM
1420 AM
560 AM
1020 AM
1460 AM
OREGON
Portland
KUIK
1360 AM
ALASKA
Anchorage
Juneau
KBYR
KSUP
700 AM
106.3 FM
CANADA
Vancouver, BC
CKST
1040 AM
WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
Huskies on the Airwaves
The Husky Radio Network broadcast crew (from left) of Chuck Nelson
(analyst), Bob Rondeau (play-by-play) and Elise Woodward (sidelines).
Television Partners
The University of Washington enjoys extensive television coverage of its football
games through the Pacific-10 Conference’s agreements with ABC-TV, ESPN, Fox
Sports Net and Versus. Specific games are selected to be a part of the league’s
television package in one of two ways: 1) During a preseason selection process
that determines telecasts for the first few weeks of the season and selected noteworthy games during the season; and 2) Throughout the season the league makes
television selections either six or 12 days in advance of each weekend of play. This
process allows the league and its television partners the flexibility to telecast the
most attractive games each week.
In addition to the league package, UW and FSN Northwest have developed
a partnership that allows the regional sports cable network exclusive rights to
televise all available games that are not selected as part of the Pac-10 package,
provided there is an available broadcast window. In addition, FSN Northwest
produces a weekly Washington football show with Coach Tyrone Willingham that
airs each week.
2008
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Nov. 22
Future Schedules
Brigham Young
at Oregon
Oklahoma
Stanford
at Arizona
at California
Oregon State
Notre Dame
at USC
Arizona State
UCLA
at Washington State
2009
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
to be determined
Idaho
USC
at Stanford
at Notre Dame
California
at Arizona State
Oregon
Arizona
at UCLA
at Oregon State
Washington State
Note: Future schedules are subject to change.