18 DAYS!!

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:) xcoolx xbowx ASU #18 xbowx xcoolx :)

Justin Woazeah

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Class: Sr.
Hometown: Winston-Salem, N.C.
High School: R. J. Reynolds
Height: 5-10
Weight: 175
Position: DB
Birthdate: Sept. 28, 1984

The second half of ASU’s all-conference caliber cornerback duo ... a superb cover corner ... also a sure tackler against the run ... three-year starter also provides emotional leadership for a veteran defense.

2006: Turned in another consistent performance at a position where consistency is key ... started all 15 games at left cornerback, giving him 40 starts in 41 career games ... notched between one and four tackles in 14-of-15 games, finishing the season with 38 stops ... led the Mountaineers and ranked among the top 10 in the Southern Conference with 10 pass break-ups on the season ... broke up a pair of passes in both the national semifinal win over Youngstown State and the national championship game versus UMass ... has a flair for the dramatic, as 7-of-10 pass break-ups came in the NCAA Division I playoffs just a year after 5-of-6 PBUs on the campaign came in the postseason ... also intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble on the season.

2005: Played in all 15 games, making 14 starts at left cornerback ... replaced starter Dominick Dingle at LCB when Dingle was injured on the eighth play of the season opener at Eastern Kentucky ...Woazeah made six tackles in that contest and never reliquished his position ... ranked second on squad with four interceptions and third on team with six pas break-ups ... set a school record with 156 interception return yards, despite never finding the end zone ... recorded the longest return in school history that didn’t go for a touchdown — a 78-yarder versus Southern Illinois in the national quarterfinals ... finished 10th on the team with 59 tackles ... registered multiple tackles in 12-of-15 games ... had a season-high eight tackles at Kansas ... picked off first pass of the season versus Georgia Southern (returned it 34 yards) ... returned second INT of the campaign 24 yards against Western Carolina ... final two interceptions of the season came in the playoffs — versus Lafayette (20-yard return) and SIU (78 yds.) ... also recovered a fumble in first-round win over Lafayette ... notched five of season’s six PBUs in the playoffs, including two in national championship game.

2004: Finished eighth on the team with 46 tackles (30 solo) as a redshirt freshman ... broke up seven passes on the season, good for second on the squad ... forced a pair of fumbles, also good for a tie for second on the team ... made an impressive collegiate debut with 10 tackles and a forced fumble in the season opener at Wyoming ... racked up six stops and forced another fumble at nationally ranked Northwestern State ... turned in an impressive performance on pass coverage with an interception and four pass break-ups in victory over Texas State ... tallied five tackles (all solo) in triumph over No. 2 Furman ... broke up passes versus Wofford and Chattanooga.

2003: Redshirted.

High School: Totaled 997 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns as a senior ... received all-Northwest honors from Winston-Salem Journal ... tallied 56 tackles and two interceptions in his final season ... played for head coach Mike Propst ... varsity letter winner four years in football as well as in track ... also earned two letters in basketball.

Personal: Full name is Justin Miayen Woazeah, Jr. ... born Sept. 28, 1984 (turns 23 during season) ... son of Nancy and Justin Woazeah, Sr. ... majoring in computer science.

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35 on one roster, 18 on the main roster.... :)

18 TAYLOR WEIDMAN

Quarterback 6-2 180 FR-HS

Saginaw / Boswell HS
General Studies major

Three-year starter for coach John Abenscham ... first team All-District as both junior and senior ... passed for 2380 yards and 25 touchdowns as senior ... rushed for 788 yards and 9 TDs ...versatile track athlete, posting marks of 48.0 in the 400 meters, 24’ in the long jump, and 6’6” in the high jump.... pitcher on baseball team.

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W&M

#18...Terrance Schmand...FR...QB...6'3" 205...Buffalo, NY (St. Joseph's Collegiate)

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Cal Poly #18

Tim Chicoine
Sr, 6-1 195
Huntington Beach, CA

P/PK
Will be Cal Poly's punter for the fourth straight year and also could be called upon to handle placekicking duties.

2006 -- Played in first four games before being limited to holding duties due to a groin pull ... prior to the injury punted 13 times for 522 yards and a 40.2 average with a long of 50 yards ... seven punts ended up inside the 20 ... also kicked off nine times ... his 139 career punts is No. 4 all-time at Cal Poly and his 40.8 career punting average is No. 3 ... Great West Football Conference Special Teams Player of the Week for his six punts for 37.5 average, including five inside the 20, against Weber State.

2005 -- Finished eighth in the nation in punting with a 42.3 average, No. 5 on Cal Poly’s all-time single-season list ... starts 2006 season No. 2 in career punting average (42.2) and No. 6 in career punts (122) ... career high punts for a game is eight, done twice in 2005 and three times in 2004 ... longest punt of 2005 season was 62 yards in season opener at Troy ... also had 18 punts of 50 or more yards ... Cal Poly was 17th in nation in net punting with 34.91 average ... 16 punts ended up inside the 20 and 10 more were touchbacks.

2004 -- Averaged 39.4 yards per punt, No. 31 in Division I-AA ... Cal Poly was fourth in net punting with 38.1 average ... 26 punts inside 20-yard line ... also recorded three tackles on special teams ... rushed one time for 11 yards in UC Davis game ... played in 2005 Spring Game, punting five times for 41.4 average.

2003 -- Redshirt ... played in 2004 Spring Game and punted seven times for a 40.4 average.

High School --- A two-year varsity letterman at Mater Dei High in Santa Ana for head coach Bruce Rollinson ... recorded 30 tackles, four interceptions and a 48-yard field goal as a senior ... junior-year team in 2001 went 9-4 and reached the CIF-Southern Section Division I semifinals ... earned second-team All-Serra League honors ... also lettered in basketball, baseball and soccer ... first-team all-league in soccer, scoring 18 goals and 21 assists ... first-team all-league, second-team all-CIF-Southern Section and team MVP in baseball with a .455 batting average and 20 steals ... also visited Cal State Fullerton, USC, Miami, Georgia, Oklahoma, Princeton, Notre Dame and UCLA.

Personal -- Son of Jim and Kim Chicoine ... three brothers, Kenny, Brian and Matt, and one sister, Jenni ... brother Kenny played football at Cal Poly ... cousin C.J. played baseball at UC Santa Barbara ... member of Mustachio Dashio ... ... plays intramural soccer, basketball, softball and dodgeball ... born August 17, 1985, in Corona, CA ... majors in city and regional planning.

[CopperCat]

Montana State #18

WILLIE!!!!xthumbsupx

Willie Sullivan
Freshman from Butte, MT
Position: QB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 187

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Ciarre Campbell
Height: 6' 2"
Weight: 168 lbs.
Year: Junior
Major: Sociology
Hometown: Golden, CO
Previous School: Colorado State

Ciarre (pronounced: KEY-are-ee) Campbell is a transfer from Colorado State, where he lettered last season and was a redshirt in 2005. He is an outstanding track athlete, finishing second in the 2006 Mountain West Conference Indoor Championships in the long jump, earning all-conference accolades. His PR in the long jump is 25-feet.

Campbell, who will be a junior at UM, was an all-conference pick at defensive back at South High School in Denver. As a prep he was clocked in a 4.43 in the 40-yard dash. He was an all-state performer in track. His mom is Nateal Campbell of Golden, Colo. Ciarre's younger brother Severin is a redshirt freshman linebacker at UM. His major is sociology.

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#18 Darrieus Ramsey
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Cornerback - CB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 165
Junior
Previous Affiliations
Grafton
Hometown
Yorktown, Va

At JMU: Third-year Duke who returned to regular drills during the spring after seeing only limited time a year ago (lower leg injury)... has good speed, had a good spring practice period and is expected to contend for a leading position among the team's CBs, said DB coach Joe Danna.

2006: Played in four games as a CB and kick returner (through the Sept. 30 Virginia Military game)... had six tackles (4 solo)... averaged 26.0 yards on four kickoff returns... had a career-long return of 39 yards and a 26-yarder vs. Bloomsburg... had four solo tackles at Virginia Military and assisted stops vs. Bloomsburg and Northeastern.

2005: Played in each game except for the opener vs. Lock Haven... had 12 tackles (6 solo) and was the team's chief kickoff returner late in the year... had three tackles vs. Delaware State and Towson and two vs. Villanova... had two solo stops vs. Delaware State and Villanova... returned 11 kickoffs for 213 yards (19.4 average) with longs of 30 yards vs. William & Mary and Towson... returned four kicks for 83 yards at William & Mary and two for 53 yards vs. Towson.

High School: Lettered three times in football and twice in soccer and track at Grafton... as a senior had nearly 2,000 all-purpose yards -- 1,225 rushing with 13 TDs, 232 receiving with one TD, 241 on kickoff returns with a 99-yard TD return, and 255 on punt returns... as a CB had 61 tackles and six interceptions, including three in the regional title game... helped Grafton to its first regional title and state playoff appearance... first-team all-district as a DB and kick returner and second team as a RB... first-team all-region as a DB and KR and first-team all-state as a DB, the first player in team history named to the first team... state all-star game invitee... Newport News Daily Press all-star in football and track... football and track (two time) MVP... district and region champion in the 200 meters and runner-up in the 100... as a junior ran for 900 yards and 15 TDs and had 56 tackles and two interceptions... second-team all-district RB.

Personal: Interdisciplinary social science major with a secondary education concentration.