2. GOLDENCATCONTACTS
Kacey Harper
Asst. Director of
Football Operations
785-532-7052
kharper@kstatesports.com
Matt Giller
Ahearn/Asst. Director of
Development
785-532-7984
mgiller@kstatesports.com
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Emily Brannon
Powercat Pride Volunteer
Kansas State University
Class of 2015
A Letter From CoachSnyderA Letter From CoachSnyder
April 3, 2015
We have just started spring practice (today being April 3
and our second workout). Still without pads.We have 104
presently on the team; too early to tell, but it is apparent that
we have a long way to go. Losing so many prominent and
productive players through graduation will truly change the
dynamics of the 2015 team.Their degree of commitment will
define more clearly where we are and where we’re going.
As you know by now, our spring game will be held in Kansas City at the Sporting Soccer Stadium.
Unfortunately, the seating capacity is somewhat limited, but we are having a Golden Cat“reunion”at the
game and I believe you can still get tickets that have been set aside.The construction of the newVanier
Complex has created somewhat of an unsafe venue here for the game and thus, the move to Kansas City.
The complex is moving forward rapidly and the“projected”date that we may be able to move back in is
the last week of July.We start practice on August 5th, so it will be a quick re-transition.We are presently
spread out in many different areas with our staff on the 4th floor of theWest Stadium, our team and
group meeting spaces on both the 4th and 5th floors. Our academic center is on the 2nd floor, the team
locker room is spread out at both the Indoor Football Facility and Bramlage.The old indoor facility has
been converted to our weight room.
I appreciate the players, coaches and staff for their patience in dealing with the inconvenience.The
players will enjoy their new weight room, locker room, training room, player lounge and academic
learning center.
I am so very pleased with the GE Johnson Construction Company and the Mortenson Company for the
great, prompt and well-coordinated efforts of their workers.They work 16-21 hours per day, 7 days a
week and have only taken Easter Sunday off. Sean has been our liaison with the project and has worked
diligently to get it all as we would like.The two companies mentioned above have been very cooperative
and have developed a positive working relationship with Sean.
A couple of quick notes:Very proud ofTyler Lockett who just recently was honored with the Johnny
Rodgers (ex-Heisman winner) SpecialTeams Player of theYear Award. Johnny, and the founder of the
award, CoachWilliam Reed, were here to make the initial presentation.
I am also proud of over 60 of our players who will be going to the four retirement homes here in our
community to spend time with the ill and elderly residents this month.
I’ve probably taken up too much space here so I will close by saying that you are truly, greatly
appreciated byYOUR football program, the coaches, players and support staff.Thank you for caring as
you do.
Warmest Regards,
3. As of April 2015* Deceased
Acker, Del
Alexander, Heath
Allen, Martin
Alstatt, Brett
Argo, Matt
Art, Oren
Balderston, Robert
Barta, Brooks
Bernbeck,Thane
Bertrand, Robert
Black, Dennis
Blaylock, Ron
Bogina Jr, Gus
Bogue, Glenna
Bolick, Mark
Boone, Joseph
Borota Jr, Mitch
Bouler Jr, Clyde
Bowman, Dennis
Boyd, Dick
Branson, Richard
Brettschneider, Tom
Brosius, Thomas
Brumley, Keith
Burton, Zac
Butler, John
Butler, William
Byers, Thomas
Case, Casey
Casey, Brian
Chandler, John
Childs, Eric
Christensen, John
Clabaugh, Oscar
Clark, Blaine
Clark, Brandon
Clarke, Kristen
Coble, Robert
Compton, David
Conard, Matthew
Condray, Joel
Cooper, Dave
Coppenbarger, Ron
Corbin, Richard
Corrigan, Larry
Cousins, Duane
Cowan, Jerad
Coyle, Patrick
Creswell, David
2014 Golden Cat Members2014 Golden Cat Members
Mark Chapman* - David Compton - Thomas DeLaHunt - Chad Fulkner - Matt Garver
-Russell Jones
Ronald Kimball - Andy Klocke -Lyle Koontz - Lynn Larson - Ben Leber - Kevin Lockett
Jon McGraw - Rocky Osborne - Mark Simoneau - David Smith - Russ Stange
PURPLE & SILVER MEMBERS
LIFETIME MEMBERS
Creviston, Elmer
Cummins, Randall
Daniels, Jordan
Dansel, Jonathan
DeLaHunt, Thomas
Dettmer, Arlen
Dissinger, Edward
Drouillard, Kelly
Duckers, John
Dvorak, Rockey
Ehret, Dub
Elder, Darrell
Ellis, Harlan
English, Burt
Epps, Jack
Eteuini, Malo
Fairbank, Marvin
Feldman, James
File, Lee Allyn
Fiser, Douglas
Foote, Mitchell
Foreman, Douglas
Freeman, Ross
Frigon, Blake
Furey, James
Gale,J Darren
Gangwish, Matt
Gantz, Gabe
Garber, Matthew
Garver, Matthew
Glaze, Ray
Goode, Rob
Gowdy, Kenneth
Grasso, Ed
Grechus, James
Gresso, Donn
Grosse, Ben
Haas, Harvey
Haddock, Dean
Hamel, David
Hamilton, Jeffrey
Hardin, Russell
Hardy, Eric
Harmon, Patrick
Harshberger, Gary
Hartung, Kenneth
Haun, Harold L
Hemmerling, Dwight
Henricks, Jordan
Henrikson, Wendell
Hernandez, David C
Heun, Scott
Hlasney, Todd
Hogan, Charles T.
Hokanson, Jr Dean T
Holm, Ron
Holmbeck, John
Hoppock, Douglas
Horchem, Travis Wade
Howell, Andrew & Kathleen
Hubbell, Jeremiah
Irons, Forest
Isernhagen, Fred
Jimenez, Benjamin Matthew
Johansen, Roy D
Jones, David Ray
Julian, Robert E.
Kazar, Jason Andrew
Keelan, John E
Keith, Cecil G
Kennedy, William H
Kerr, Bob
Kilgore, Charles W
Kimball, Ronald
Klocke, Andy & Jessica
Koch, Randy J
Krause, Wayne
Krull, Jon & Diana
Krull, Leslie E
Laddish, George
Lamone, Brian
Latimore, Marion
Laurie Jr, David R
Lawson, Jerry
Lembright, James A
Libel, Brice
Lock, Charlie
Logsdon, Richard
Long, Jim
Mangan, Bob
Shad, Stephen
Manges, Harry
Manucci, Dan
Marn, Greg
Martin, Don
Martin, Max T
Masters, Dick
McConnell, Kent
McDonald, Harry E
McDonald, Ronald
McFillen, Ralph
McIntyre, David
Melcher, Gary
Mellenthin, Cheryl
Meng, Gerald E.
Miller, Greg B
Miller, James R.
Mintner, Joesph
Moody, Todd
Moore, Bob
Morgan, Mitch
Nash, Kenneth
Needham, Danny
Nesmith, Kenneth
Nichols, Robert
Nicholson, Rod
Ochs, Dirk
Oettmeier, Bert
Oldham, Carvel*
Orban, Roger
Osborne, Verlyn
Overdick, David
Peck, Dean
Pennybacker, Mark
Petry Family
Pickard, Earl
Pouch, Shane
Pulford, William
Puls, Spencer
Raymer, Donald
Rector, J. D.
Rempe, Michael
Reves, Grant
Rich, Billy
Richardson, John
Richers, Elmer
Riechers, Harold
Riggs, Richard
Roberts, Earl
Rodecap, Will
Roether, Douglas
Rogers, Ernest
Rossello, Ronald
Rowe, Timothy
Rusher, James
Russell, Mike
Schoenfeld, Richard
Schrag, Andy
Schuster, Stephen
Scott, Bob
Seib, Bradley
Seiler, Blake
Seiwert, Darrin
Severin, Tony
Sjogren, Robert
Skaer, Dean
Smith, David
Snyder, Eugene
Snyder, John
Solt, Brandon
Somora, Lon
Spiller, Monte
Steeples, Donald
Stehley, Don*
Steinman, Gordon
Stewart, David
Stonner, John
Sura, Patrick
Swank, Bruce
Sweet, Dennis
Switzer, Marvin
Taylor Jr, Cecil
The Bogue Family
Thummel, Tom
Towers, Richard
Underwood, Alan
Vader, Joseph
Veatch, Laird
Voegeli, Jacob
Voos, Scott
Voos, Terry
Walczak, Alexander
Wallerstedt, Chad
Ward, Nick
Warren, Nick
Watts, Marc
White, Scott
Whitley, Eddy
Wilkinson, Richard
Willard, Michael
Winfrey, Dennis
Woodard, Jesse
Wright, Jonathan
Wywadis, Walter
Zeller, Eldon
4. Coach Mike Cox
Assistant Coach
Linebackers
Third Season - Idaho‘89
What is your favorite part about being a coach for Kansas State?
Being a part of a great program and living in Manhattan, KS.
What are the most important things you instill in your players?
That they will be prepared to be successful.
What keeps you passionate about coaching?
When the preparation of the weeks work meets the challenge of gameday.
What are you looking forward to in the coming season?
The progress that our younger players have made and will continue to make.
What is your best piece of advice?
You don’t ever stay the same - you either get better or you get worse.
By Emily Brannon
By McKenzie Veselic
Extrovert or
Introvert?
Favorite
Campus
Building
Last movie
you saw?
Role Model?
Pancakes or
Waffles?
Extrovert-
Football
Introvert - Class
Both Extrovert
Theta Xi
Fraternity House
Fiedler Hall
Leadership
Studies
Building
The Sandlot TheWedding
Ringer
District 9
My Parents My Father
BelgianWaffles Pancakes Waffles
My Dad
Jack
Cantele
Class of ‘15
Stanton
Weber
Class of‘15
Aaron
Bennett
Class of ‘15
Robert
Potoski
Class of ‘57
Extrovert
Student Union
The Godfather
Part 1
John F. Kennedy
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Seaton Hall
Haven’t seen
a movie in 20
years...
Ronald Reagan
BelgianWaffles
August
Bogina Jr.
Class of ‘50
Pancakes
Coaches CornerCoaches Corner
5. By Emily Brannon
How did you get involved with Kansas State Football and what do you do
now?
I started at K-State Football in August of 1993. I had been in the banking
industry for 20 years prior to being hired in the football office so it was a
totally different job for me and I’ve loved every minute of it. I was raised with
six brothers so working with all the assistant coaches was fun. I work with the
assistant coaches in any way they need for game day and season preparation.
As the years have gone by, technology has changed a lot of the day to day
requirements for game and season preparation so it’s been an evolving job. I
do special assignments for Coach Snyder, assist with the Annual Football Award
Ceremony at McCain Auditorium, work with our Golden Cat organization,
compose Team and Travel Party Manuals for bowl games, arrange visits for
our players and Coach Snyder to senior assisted living groups, coordinate Pro
Scouts visits and pretty much anything that anyone asks me to do!
What is your favorite part of working at K-State Football?
I truly love every aspect of my job but watching the boys come through our program and leave as young men
is very rewarding. I love working with all of the coaches – they’re all great men and work very hard.
What is a favorite memory you have?
I have been to 15 bowl games, and they have all been awesome, but the first one, the 1993 Copper Bowl, was
probably my favorite. It was so great to beat Wyoming in the Arizona dessert with thousands of K-State fans
cheering.
Executive Administrative
Assistant
TeresaWilliams
20th Season
Behind the ScenesBehind the Scenes
2015SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT LOCATION
09/05/15 vs. South Dakota Bill Snyder Family Stadium
09/12/15 at UTSA San Antonio,TX
09/19/15 vs. LouisianaTech Bill Snyder Family Stadium
10/03/15 at Oklahoma State Stillwater, OK
10/10/15 vs.TCU Bill Snyder Family Stadium
10/17/15 vs. Oklahoma Bill Snyder Family Stadium
10/24/15 at Texas Austin,TX
11/05/15 vs. Baylor Bill Snyder Family Stadium
11/14/15 at TexasTech Lubbock,TX
11/21/15 vs. Iowa State Bill Snyder Family Stadium
11/28/15 at Kansas Lawrence, KS
6. By Emily Brannon
Within the expansion, what will benefit the players and coaches the
most?
The players will have access to a larger locker room, weight room, and
training room. There will be state of the art water therapy. Also, there will
be a great fueling station that will provide easy access to nutrition.
What was the formerVanier Football Complex in need of most that will
be upgraded with the new complex?
Space. The new facility will provide a great new look and much more space
for the players.
Whataresomenewopportunitiesthatwillcomewiththenewcomplex?
This will enhance our recruiting process. With as many new facilities that
have gone up in our conference, this will get us back in the ball park. With
increased space, a new look and enhanced technologies we will be able to
provide a great experience.
Howwillthenewfacilitycomparewithothers
in the Big 12 and nation wide?
This facility will put us in the upper echelon of
schools.
What are you looking forward to most in
the future for K-State football through this
expansion?
The most important aspects are having the
facilities to provide a great learning, health and
physical environment that is occupied by caring
and knowledgeable people. The increased size
and technologies will help with this.
To follow along with the building progress
visit:
http://www.kstatesports.com/masterplan/
vanierfootballcomplex/#gallery
Vanier Football ComplexVanier Football Complex
Sean Snyder
AssociateHeadCoach
DirectorofFootballOpperations
SpecialTeamsCoordinator
20th Season
Kansas State‘94
7. What was your favorite part about playing at Kansas State?
Max: All of it. My junior year when we actually could have
gone to a bowl game if we had beat KU. I liked working with
a lot of great kids that worked really hard that put in 100%
effort, even though a lot of the time we were undermanned
and undergunned.
I also met my wife who was a cheerleader at Kansas State.
Don: It was such an overwhelming thing that I even got to
play for Kansas State. I really enjoyed meeting so many boys
and staying in the Old Stadium. I met some of my very best
friends, Ben Grosse and Les Krull. Meeting them was one of
the best experiences I have ever had.
What are some experiences you share with your brother
through being on the team?
Max: He was quite a bit older, but what was fun is when he
took me to go to the training table with him before I was
on the team. We got to eat all we wanted. We are from the
country and our family had six kids so we were glad to get to
eat all that we wanted. We both keep in touch with teammates
we had while playing at Kansas State.
I had a brother that played at Nebraska and we could have
played against each other but I was red shirted here at Kansas
State that year.
Don: When I got out of college I began farming and I didn’t get
to go to many of Max’s games, but yes, the training table was
always a good place to eat.
What is it like being Golden Cat members together?
Max: Once and a while in the fall we go to games together and we go to Cat
Town sometimes.
Don: Being able to go back and see both older and younger players is always a special
occasion. I never intended on going to college , but I got a scholarship to K-State.
School was hard and momma didn’t let me quit. I graduated with a major in Biology and
Agriculture.
What did you learn from being on the team?
Max: Probably a no-quit attitude, that is what makes people successful. Just don’t quit
and that’s all there is to it. It’s easy to quit, but it doesn’t do you any good. Keep plugging
away, it’s not always easy but it will do you some good. You have to have a lot of self
discipline and keep ahead with stuff, I had to keep ahead in school and not let anything
get in the way.
Don: Hard work, perseverance, and a never give up attitude. It was tough, but I never
gave up. We didn’t win a lot of them, but we gave them all that we had. Being a guard at
160 lbs I had to give it all I had.
Max Martin
Classof‘63
Clay Center, KS
Don Martin
Classof‘57
Clay Center, KS
Golden Cat Catch-UpGolden Cat Catch-Up
Max Martin
Don Martin
By Emily Brannon
8. Before coming to Kansas State, Morgan Burns attended Trinity High School in Wichita,
KS. He was rated the number 14 player in the state of Kansas by Rivals.com in 2011. He
was a three-time, all-league pick at both the defensive back and running back positions.
Over his final two high school seasons, Morgan rushed for 2,700 yards and scored 36
touchdowns.
Morgan, who is majoring in Communications Studies, has been a large factor on both
defense and special teams. He started 12 games in 2014, finishing 6th on the team with 55
tackles, tying second with three interceptions and tallying seven pass breakups. Morgan
excelled in the return game averaging 30.7 yards per return and returned a kickoff of 86
yards for a touchdown against Oklahoma State. Morgan, who has been voted a player
representative for the 2015 season will look to continue his success during his senior year.
Family is something that has always meant a lot to Morgan, whether it was his biological
family or the K-State family. This season, Morgan will get to share his K-State family with his
younger brother, Tyler Burns, who has committed to K-State as a grey shirt freshman on the team. Morgan says,“I am so
excited that he will be here this summer and we can live and work out together. Hopefully we can get closer and I can help
him out the best way I can!”
Besides school and football commitments, Morgan likes to stay very active around campus with friends.“I like to read, play
basketball, sand volleyball, hangout with friends and when I have the time, I like to do some hiking in the mountains if I
can.” Morgan has also been very actively involved in the campus ministry, STUMO (Student Mobilization).“I have met some
of my best friends at STUMO and it has taught me how to be
a leader and how to grow in character, which is huge for any
football player or person who is trying to lead.” Since Morgan
will be graduating in December, he says,“I’ll see what football
may hold for me and I want to look into different full time
ministry opportunities: pastoral ministry, college ministries or
go overseas.”
As Morgan reflects on his time at Kansas State so far he says,
“My biggest inspiration is just being around the guys... I truly
love the players on the team!”
Morgan Burns
DefensiveBack#33
Wichita, KS
By Samantha Chlebicki & Emily Brannon
Player SpotlightPlayer Spotlight
9. What are your thoughts on spring ball and having the spring game in Kansas City?
KC: We lost a couple of key pieces but I think that we have more than people realize. I’m
excited to see what the young guys coming in will do. I’m excited for it. This is probably the
most excited that I have been for spring ball.
DC: I’m excited, especially having it at Sporting Park. That will be really cool.
JL: I’m really looking forward to spring ball, I think that we have a lot of guys working hard.
It’s going to be really cool having it in Kansas City because that’s a world class facility, so that
will be really cool!
MB: I think we have a lot of big fans out in that part of town, in Kansas City.
What is your favorite part of footballl?
KC: Every Saturday, being in front of 50,000 of the most passionate fans. I mean, our fan
base is awesome. Especially our student section, I think, is the most passionate. They’re
loud, they’re always there. I look forward to every Saturday because they make it that much
better.
JL: I really like the day to day stuff and just being with the guys, just the camaraderie and the
togetherness; Some of my best friends are on the team, guys that I’ll probably be in contact
with for the rest of my life. When we are doing actual football stuff, we’re serious, but when
we’re not, we’re just messing around and stuff. Putting our hard work out there on Saturdays
for the fans to see is really cool too.
MB: I think I enjoy just being known. I can go somewhere and someone will be like,“Hey!
Marquel!”and it’s cool because I can sit around and hold a conversation with anybody. Kids
truly appreciate you and what you do. I met a kid during season and he just wanted me to
sign something for his dad who was in the hospital and I didn’t have anything to sign for
him at the time, so I had him call his dad and I got to talk to him and everything. It’s just
the fact that it means so much to them. To me, I’m just a guy who puts on shoulder pads
every day. It’s nothing. I’m not anyone too special, but it means that much to a kid and that’s
something that he’ll remember the rest of his life.
DC: Growing up 30 minutes down the road, as a kid, I was here every Saturday and I
remember a first grade field trip, we came and toured K-State and my mom has pictures
from when we were down on the field. I guess when I was little, I told my mom,“Mom, I’m
going to play on this field one day.”I guess it’s just my dream to be playing here, I’m actually
doing what I’ve always wanted to do.
KC: I can vouch for that too. Growing up, I was always a K-State fan and now that we’re
actually getting to live our dream on Saturday
Interview done on: March 4, 2015
Jason Lierz
OffensiveLine#59
Manhattan, KS
Marquel Bryant
DefensiveEnd#45
Dallas,TX
Dalton Converse
LongSnapper#46
Clay Center, KS
Locker RoomTalkLocker RoomTalk
Kody Cook
WideReceiver#19
Louisburg, KS
By: Samantha Chlebicki
11. Overachiever Award Presented to the Freshman football player who achieved outstanding performance levels in the
areas of strength and conditioning, while demonstrating an intense, tireless work ethic. – Sam Sizelove
Red Raider Award For recognition of the Scout Squad player who contributed the most to the team during the season
for hard work, effort, dedication and weekly preparation for the opponent. - Dalvin Warmack & Logan O’Dea
Scholar-Athlete Award For the individual who through his efforts on the field and in the classroom best distinguished
himself as both a quality student and a quality athlete. – Stanton Weber
Purple Pride Award For the walk-on who through his efforts on and off the field best represents Kansas State football
with quality play, leadership and work ethic. – Weston Hiebert
Ken Ochs Courage Award For the athlete who best exemplifies the courage displayed by former Wildcat football player,
Ken Ochs, who died of cancer in 1969.– Joseph Bonugli & Matt Kleinsorge
Kevin Saunders Never Give Up Award For the individual who most displays the greatest courage, perseverance and
determination in never giving up in pursuit of team goals. – Laton Dowling & Dylan Schellenberg
Bob Cope Memorial Award Senior walk-on completing education who best epitomizes the character, determination,
work ethic, leadership and unselfishness of Coach Bob Cope. - Chad Wallerstedt
Nancy Bennett Memorial Award Person in program who best represents the spirit of Nancy Bennett: Always positive,
spirited and a fighter. – Dante Barnett & Taylor Godinet
Anthony A. Bates Memorial Award Awarded to that individual who best promotes team unity and unselfishness for the
benefit of the team. – Curry Sexton
Joan Friederich Award For the individual who, through his unselfishness, leadership, and commitment to Kansas State
Football, best represents the team concept.– Randall Evans & B.J. Finney
Jim“Shorty”Kleinau Award Person in the program who best represents loyalty, hard work & commitment and
dedication to a common cause.– Jonathan Truman & Drew Liddle
Most Improved Defensive Player – Jordan Willis & Will Geary
Most Improved Offensive Player – Curry Sexton
Outstanding Defensive Front Seven Award For the defensive front seven player who demonstrated the most
outstanding performance, leadership and effort throughout the season.– Ryan Mueller
Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award For the offensive lineman who demonstrated the most outstanding
performance, leadership, and effort throughout the season.– B.J. Finney
Special Teams Most Valuable Player – Matthew McCrane & Tyler Lockett
Defensive Most Valuable Player – Jonathan Truman
Offensive Most Valuable Player – Jake Waters & Tyler Lockett By Emily Brannon And Samantha Chlebicki
2014Team Awards2014Team Awards
12. Let’s finish the Vanier Football Campaign!
Limited number of lockers remaining
Invest in the future of K-State Football
The Family Locker Campaign gives football alumni the
exclusive opportunity to continue to be a part of the
Family, even after their K-State career, and provides the
ability to leave a lasting legacy for all future Wildcat
football student-athletes.
In recognition of your gift, a plaque will be prominently
displayed on the front of a locker used by a current
member of the K-State team. This is a meaningful way to
make a contribution to the Vanier Football Challenge
Campaign and reminds today's players of the men who
came before them and the many more that will follow.
Leave Your Legacy Contribution Options
SINGLE PLAQUE: $5,000 Per Player
One Plaque on locker front. Contributions made either
upfront or in installmetns over two or four year period.
SHARED PLAQUE: $2,500 per player
Shared plaque on locker front, cost split between two
players. Contributions made either upfront or in
installments over a two or four year period.
VANIER FOOTBALL COMPLEX
FAMILY LOCKER CAMPAIGN
Thank you to the following individuals for their commitment to this project!
Nolan Ahlvers ‘02-04
Larry Anderson ‘61-65
Joe Boone ‘89-91
Mitch Borota ‘64-67
Zac Burton ‘96-00
Jerametrius Butler ‘97-00
John Butler ‘89-93
Ian Campbell ‘04-08
John Chandler ‘80-83
Eric Childs ‘05-09
Jeromey Clary ‘02-05
Joe Bob Clements ’94-98
Steven Cline ‘03-07
Andre Coleman ‘90-93
David Compton ‘85-86
Ron Coppenbarger ‘69-72
Dick Corbin ‘54-57
Bill Kennedy ‘65-68
Ron Kimball ‘68-72
Andy Klocke ‘98-02
Les Krull ‘55-58
Marion Latimore ‘70-71
Nick Leckey ‘00-03
Ryan Lilja ‘02-04
Don Martin ‘55-59
Jamie Mendez ‘90-93
Fred Merrill Jr ‘70-73
Jim Miller ‘76-79
Mike Montgomery ‘67-70
Jeff Mortimer ‘02-06
Ken Nesmith ‘54-56
Marvin Norby ‘43-46
Gary Olson ‘66-67
David Payne ‘67-70
Bob Sjogren ‘61-64
Dean Skaer ‘56-58
Sean Snyder ‘91-92
Tate Snyder ‘10-14
Daniel Sparks ‘79-83
Russ Stange ‘87-88
Don Stehley ‘46-50
Dick Towers ‘50-52
Laird Veatch ‘90-94
Al Walczak ‘65-67
Nick Warren ‘97-01
Stan Weber ‘80-84
Stanton Weber ’12-15
Dennis Winfrey ‘59-63
Eric Wolford ‘90-93
Don DeLaHunt ’75
Tom DeLaHunt ‘73-76
Todd Elder ‘83-86
Chad Faulkner ‘85-89
DeShawn Fogle ‘93-96
Matt Gangwish ‘94-97
Gregory Gaskins Jr. ‘03-07
Rob Goode ‘84-88
Martin Gramatica ‘94-98
Rogerick Green ‘88-91
Ekwensi Griffith ‘88-92
Ben Grosse ‘56-58
Andrew Harding ‘81-85
David Hernandez ‘70-75
Frank Hernandez ‘88-92
Ken Hitch ‘76-79
Kirby Hocutt ‘90-94
Ryan Payne ‘95-99
RobertPearson ’91-93
Marcus Perry ‘03-07
A. Peter Petrus ‘68-69
Antoine Polite ‘00-05
Shane Pouch ‘85-88
Cedric Price ‘58-61
Robb Raney ‘93-95
Michael Rempe ‘74-77
Grant Reves ‘96-00
John Robertson ‘97-01
Dan Roda ‘65-69
Doug Roether ‘53-55
R.M.“Susie”Sears ’20-23
Blake Seiler ‘03-06
Mark Simoneau ’95-99
Ted Sims ‘01-05
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JORDY NELSON
WR #27, 2003-2007
RILEY, KS
GOAL 12 - NO SELF LIMITATIONS
JORDY NELSON
WR #27, 2003-2007
RILEY, KS
GOAL 12 - NO SELF LIMITATIONS
