Las Vegas Locos Game Notes Week 8

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GAME 7: LOCOS HOST MOUNTAIN LIONS, AWAIT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OPPONENT

Game: 7

Sacramento at Las Vegas

Sam Boyd Stadium

Saturday, Nov. 6. 2010

Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. (PDT)

TV: VERSUS

Radio: KWWN (AM1100, FM98.9)

2010 Locos Schedule

Date Opponent Time/Score

9/18 FLORIDA L, 27-20

9/25 at Florida W, 20-17

10/8 OMAHA W, 22-10

10/15 at Sacramento W, 26-3

10/23 HARTFORD W, 24-21(OT)

10/28 at Omaha W, 24-10

11/6 SACRAMENTO 8 p.m.

11/20 at Hartford 12:30p.m.

2010 UFL Standings

Team W-L Pct.

Las Vegas 5-1 .833

Omaha 3-2 .600

Florida 2-3 .400

Hartford 2-4 .333

Sacramento 2-4 .333

This Week’s Games

11/5 Omaha at Florida 5:00 p.m.

11/6 Sacramento at Las Vegas 8:00 p.m.

Last Week’s Results

Las Vegas 24, Omaha 10

Hartford 27, Sacramento 26

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THE GAME

The Las Vegas Locomotives will face the Sacramento Mountain Lions for the third

time in franchise history after beating the Omaha Nighthawks 24-10 at Johnny

Rosenblatt Stadium Thursday. The Locos have won five games in a row after

losing the season opener to Florida and lead the league with a 5-1 record. Las

Vegas secured a berth in the UFL Championship game with their win and the

Mountain Lions’ loss to Hartford. Sacramento is coming off a 27-26 defeat at the

hands of the Colonials and is desperate for a win to stay in the race for the

championship. The Mountain Lions are tied for last place in the league with a 2-4record. Kickoff time at Sam Boyd Stadium Omaha is 8:00 p.m. (PDT). The game

will be broadcast nationally on VERSUS. The Locos will also broadcast the game

on ESPN1100 (KWWN). Mitch Moss will call the play-by-play and Douglas Marsh

will provide the color commentary.

THE SERIES

The teams face each other for the third time. The Mountain Lions originated as

the California Redwoods in the 2009 UFL Premiere Season and played their home

games in San Francisco and San Jose. They moved to Sacramento before the 2010

campaign and are playing their games at Hornet Stadium. The Locos hold a 2-0

lead in the all-time series, beating the California franchise twice last year. Las

Vegas’ first victory came in the UFL’s inaugural game in front of 18,187 fans atSam Boyd Stadium. Locos’ kicker Graham Gano scored the first ever UFL points

and Las Vegas went on to win 30-17. The Locomotives won the second matchup

16-10 in front of 4,312 games at Spartan Stadium. The Locos forced six turnovers

in the first matchup of this season and beat the Mountain Lions 26-3.

Series Results (Las Vegas leads 3-0)

Oct. 8/09 at Las Vegas W, 30-17 Losman throws for 226 yds, 2 TD

Nov. 14/09 at Sacramento* W, 16-10 Fourth-quarter rally gives Locos the win

Oct. 15/10 at Sacramento W, 26-3 Locos force six turnovers, dominate on defense*game played at Spartan Stadium in San Jose, CA

LAST TIME THEY PLAYEDThe Locos dominated on defense and forced six turnovers. They intercepted

Daunte Culpepper four times and recovered two fumbles. Las Vegas opened the

scoring on two Steve Hauschka field goals of 47 and 44 yards to take an early 6-0

lead. Kicker Fabrizio Scaccia scored Sacramento’s only points of the night when

he connected on a 41-yarder early in the second quarter. Hauschka made it 9-3

before half. Locos running back Marcel Shipp found pay dirt from 5 yards out to

blow the game wide open with 11:03 to play. Hauschka added another field goal,

and cornerback Wale Dada returned an interception 58 yards to seal the Locos’

26-3 victory. Las Vegas lost two players late in the game, when starting

quarterback Tim Rattay ruptured his Achilles’ tendon and starting defensive

tackle Ross Kolodziej sprained his foot.



LOCOS CLINCH BERTH IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

The reigning champion Las Vegas Locos have clinched a return to the United Football League Championship Game as a

result of Week 7 UFL games played on Thursday and Saturday. The other four UFL teams remain alive in the race for the

right to face Las Vegas in the 2010 UFL Championship Game to be played on Saturday, November 27 in Omaha, NE. TheLocos defeated the Omaha Nighthawks 24-10 on the road on October 28 to move to 5-1 atop the standings and the brink of

a return to the Championship Game. Then on Saturday night, a dramatic last second field goal by Hartford Colonials kicker

Taylor Mehlhaff earned a 27-26 win over the Sacramento Mountain Lions to ensure the Locos mathematically qualified for

the post season. Only the Omaha Nighthawks or Florida Tuskers can now match the five wins recorded by Las Vegas, but

because those two teams play each other twice in the remaining three weeks of the UFL season, either a sweep or a split

series will mean only one and not both can challenge the Locos’ five wins, rendering potential tiebreakers irrelevant.

LOCOS AWAIT CHAMPIONSHIP OPPONENT

While the Locos have clinched their spot in the Championship Game, the other four teams in the league face three weeks of

“playoff games”. Only one win separates the Mountain Lions and Colonials from the second place Nighthawks, and every

game counts. The Omaha Nighthawks (3-2) have destiny in their own hands with three games to play and two victories

needed to qualify. The Florida Tuskers (2-3) also control their own destiny, but with three wins required to guarantee

setting up a repeat of the 2009 Championship Game. The Hartford Colonials (2-4) and Sacramento Mountain Lions (2-4)

must seek to force a 4-4 tie for second place and also need help from the Tuskers and Nighthawks before the tiebreaker

procedure comes into play. Tiebreaker scenarios that have been suggested by fans voting at Fanhouse.com and are

currently being considered by the UFL Competitions Committee will help determine which of the other four UFL teams

advance to the big show.

SAILING ALONG

Marcel Shipp scored his fourth rushing touchdown in as many games when he ran for a score in the Locos’ 24-10 win over

the Omaha Nighthawks Thursday. He took a handoff from Drew Willy with 7:43 left in the game and scored from three

yards out to give the Locos a 17-10 lead at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium.

HOBBS NAMED DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

For the fifth time this season a Locos defensive player earned league honors for his outstanding play. Linebacker Brandon

Moore received the Defensive Player of the Week award in Week 1 after recording 10 total tackles and one sack. Defensive

end Eric Henderson earned league accolades for his effort in the Locos’ Week 3 victory over the Florida Tuskers. Henderson

finished the game with two sacks for 18 yards and two solo tackles. Cornerback Isaiah Trufant gave the Locos their first lead

in the team’s Week 4 victory over the Omaha Nighthawks, when he intercepted a Jeff Garcia pass and returned it 27 yards

for a touchdown with 3:18 left in the second quarter. Trufant added a second interception later in the game that stalled a

promising Nighthawks’ drive and received league honors. Safety Lewis Baker forced a fumble, recovered a fumble and

caught an interception in the Locos’ 26-3 victory over the Sacramento Mountain Lions, in which the Las Vegas forced a total

of six turnovers. Baker was named UFL Defensive Player of Week 5. Cornerback Kevin Hobbs is the latest Locomotive to win

the award after breaking up three passes, intercepting Garcia once and adding 2.5 tackles in Las Vegas 24-10 Week 7 victory

over the Nighthawks. Hobbs joined the Locos on October 10, and has made an immediate impact. In his first three UFL

contests, Hobbs has recorded six total tackles, a half-tackle for a loss, an interception and four pass breakups.

FASSEL RETURNS FOR SECOND SEASON

After winning the inaugural UFL championship with the Las Vegas Locos in 2009, head coach Jim Fassel returns for a second

year with the team. Under his guidance, the Locos finished with a 5-2 record in the Premiere season and defeated the

Florida Tuskers 20-17 in the championship game. As head coach of the New York Giants, Fassel resurrected the career of

quarterback Kerry Collins and received acclaim for his playoff guarantee in the 2000 season, during which he led the Giants

to an improbable Super Bowl appearance. Fassel has a long record of offensive successes and has tutored other prominent

quarterbacks including Phil Simms, Boomer Esiason, Jeff Hoestetler and John Elway. Prior to becoming the Giants head

coach, Fassel was the team’s offensive coordinator and served in the same capacity with the Arizona Cardinals, Denver





2010 LAS VEGAS LOCOS PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE

Adrian AWASOM oh-WAH-some

Danny BAUGHER BAH-gerEZRA Butler EZ-rah

Ryan BOSCHETTI bah-SKETTI

Jason CAPIZZI ca-PEA-zee

WALE Dada WAH-lay

JAMEEL Dowling jah-MEEL

COYE FRANCIES Coy FRAN-cees

Steve HAUSCHKA HOW-shka

Ross KOLOZIEJ collage-ee

Russ MICHNA MICK-na

RIGO Morales REE-go

LAUVALE SAPE la-VAH-lay SAH-pay

Dezmond SHERROD sure-ODD

Albert TOEAINA toe-AY-na

George WRIGHSTER RICE-ter



2010 Locos Depth ChartOffense

QB: 16 Drew Willy 2 Chase Clement 12 Russ Michna

FB: 35 Bobby Rome

RB: 26 Marcel Shipp 1 DeDe Dorsey 22 Hakim Hill

WR: 13 Tab Perry 11 B.J. Dennard

LT: 75 Brandon Braxton 76 Herb Taylor

LG: 53 Frank Davis 73 Brandon Walker

C: 79 Jesse Boone 63 Andrew Crummey

RG: 62 Anthony Oakley

RT: 70 Jason Capizzi 72 Albert Toeaina

TE: 87 Adam Bergen 84 George Wrighster 88 Desmond Sherrod

WR: 85 Samie Parker 81 Andrae Thurman 18 Brian Hernandez

Defense:

LE: 95 Adrian Awasom 92 Josh CooperDT: 91 Ryan Boschetti 97 Lauvale Sape

DT: 96 Antwan Lake 99 Gabe Long

RE: 50 Eric Henderson 92 Josh Cooper

LB: 56 Brandon Moore 54 Kris Griffin 51 Brian Toal

LB: 90 Ed Hartwell 55 Marcus Riley

LB: 57 Teddy Lehman 59 Ezra Butler

LCB: 24 Wale Dada 23 Kevin Hobbs 29 Michael Ray Garvin

FS: 34 Jamal Lewis 43 Lewis Baker

SS: 27 C.J. Wallace 33 Trey Young

RCB: 36 Isaiah Trufant 32 Jameel Dowling 25 Coye Francies 20 Brandon Sumrall

Specialists

P: 8 Danny Baugher

K: 9 Steve Hauschka

LS: 60 Rigo Morales

Coaching Staff Notable Information

Head Coach Jim Fassel Led the Giants to an improbable Super Bowl appearance in 2000

Defensive & ST Coordinator Larry MacDuff DC for UA’s “Desert-Swarm” defense, which led the nation in scoring (1992)

Running Backs Coach Amp Lee Caught Joe Montana's final touchdown pass for the 49ers in 1992

Offensive Line Coach Don Eck Spent 5 seasons in NFLE (Scottish Claymores, Berlin Thunder, Rhein Fire)

Wide Receiver Coach Mike Wilson one of a few NFL players to be a member of 4 Super Bowl champion teams

Tight Ends Coach Gregg Brandon Served six years as Bowling Green's head coach, posting a 44-30 recordDefensive Line Coach Kevin Wolthausen Was defensive line coach for the Atlanta Falcons in 2007

Secondary Coach Larry Marmie Former DC of Arizona Cardinals and St. Louis Rams

Secondary Coach Isaac Carter Former defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach at Colorado

LB Coach & Special Teams Assistant Dennis Therrell Spent three years with the UNLV Rebels program, two as DC

Director Football Operations Chuck Shelton Former Drake, Utah State, and University of the Pacific head coach

Director of Player Personnel Randy Ball Head coach for 7 seasons at Missouri State University



#95 DE ADRIAN AWASOM 6-5 280 North Texas Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Awasom returns to the Locos for a second year after being protected by the team. He recorded 10 total

tackles and one sack in 2009.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Started at defensive end and recorded 0.5 tackles and one quarterback hurry

Week 3 (at Florida): Recorded 1.5 total tackles and broke up one pass as the starting defensive end for the Locos

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 3.5 total tackles and one sack for 2 yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Recorded three solo tackles and one quarterback hurry.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Led the team with 6.5 total tackles and two sacks. Had one tackle for a loss.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded one total tackle, broke up one pass and had one quarterback hurry.

#43 S LEWIS BAKER 6-2 202 Oklahoma Acq: 2010 UFL Draft 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Chosen in the 10th round (46th overall) of the 2010 UFL Draft .Was signed by the San Franciso 49ers as an

undrafted free agent in 2008. Member of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League last year.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Saw time at safety and on special teams in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Received playing time at safety and on special teams

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 0.5 total tackles

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Was named Defensive Player of the Week after forcing a fumble, recovering a fumble and

intercepting Daunte Culpepper. Added 1.5 total tackles.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded 1.5 total tackles and forced a fumble before leaving the game with a head injury.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Sat out the game due to a head injury he suffered against Hartford.

#8 P DANNY BAUGHER 5-10 164 Arizona Acq: Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Baugher returns to the Locos after leading the league in net punting in 2009 with 38.3 yards per attempt. He

dropped seven punts inside the 20 yard line in 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Continued his success from last year and had 3 punts for an average of 43.7 yards. Dropped one punt

inside the Tuskers’ 20-yard line.Week 3 (at Florida): Had four punts at an average of 42.3 yards with a long of 51. Dropped two punts inside the Tuskers’

20-yard line.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Had five punts and averaged 39.6 yards per attempt with a long of 58. Dropped three punts inside the

Tuskers’ 20-yard line.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had two punts and averaged 49.5 yards per attempt with a long of 58.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Had 6 punts and averaged 53.8 yards per attempt with a long of 74.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Had 9 punts and averaged 43.9 yards per attempt with a long of 59. Dropped three punts inside the

Nighthawks’ 20-yard line.

#87 TE ADAM BERGEN 6-4 267 Lehigh Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Was an important piece of the 2009 championship team. Caught 16 passes for 190 in the 2009 six-game

regular season.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Starting tight end. Averaged 6.4 yards per reception on 9 catches for 58 yards.

Week 3 (at Florida): Had three catches for 19 yards in his role as the Locos’ starting tight end.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Had two catches for 27 yards before leaving the game early

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Sat out the game with a knee injury

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught two passes for 12 yards including a third-quarter touchdown reception.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Caught one pass for four yards.



#79 C JESSE BOONE 6-5 300 Utah Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Started five of the Locos’ six regular season games in 2009 and lined up as a starter in the championship

game against the Tuskers.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Started at center in the Locos’ Week 1 loss to the Florida Tuskers.

Week 3 (at Florida): Started at center in the Locos’ Week 3 win over Florida.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at center in the Locos’ Week 4 win over Omaha.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at center.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started at center.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Started at center.

#91 DE RYAN BOSCHETTI 6-4 310 UCLA Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Signed with the Oakland Raiders last year before joining the New York Sentinels after their BYE-week in the

UFL’s premier season. Boschetti totaled 14 tackles in the four remaining games for the Sentinels.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Saw playing time at defensive end in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Played at defensive end in the Locos’ win over Florida.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Played at defensive end

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had one tackle for a loss and broke up a pass.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded 3 total tackles (1 solo and 4 assists) as well as 0.5 sacks. Broke up one pass.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Had a strong outing putting pressure on Jeff Garcia and knocking down one pass. Recorded one tackle.

#75 OT BRANDON BRAXTON 6-6 312 Oklahoma Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Played in three games for the Locos last season including the Championship game.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Starting offensive tackle in the Locos’ home opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Started at offensive tackle.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at left tackle.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at left tackle. Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started at left tackle.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Started at left tackle.

#59 LB EZRA BUTLER 6-2 248 Nevada Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns to the Locos after playing in five games for the Locos last season including the Championship game.

Recorded six total tackles (5 solo) in the 2009 regular season.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Had a strong game against the Tuskers. Recorded four solo tackles and four assists.

Week 3 (at Florida): Had 0.5 tackles in the Locos’ 20-17 win.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 1.5 total tackles.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had 1.5 total tackles and broke up one pass.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded one solo tackle.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded 1.5 total tackles.

#70 OT JASON CAPIZZI 6-9 315 Indiana (Pa) Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Started all seven games for the Locos last season. Was part of the Super Bowl (XLIII) winning Pittsburgh

Steelers team on February 1, 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at left tackle in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Started at offensive tackle.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at right tackle.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at right tackle.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started at right tackle.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Started at right tackle.





#53 OG FRANK DAVIS 6-3 325 South Florida Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Started all seven games for the Locos in 2009 including the championship game. Played in 11 games with

three starts for the Lions in 2006.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Started at right guard in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Started at right guard.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at right guard.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at right guard.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started at right guard.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Started at right guard.

#11 WR B.J. DENNARD 6-0 210 Arizona Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Enters his first season in the UFL after being picked up by the Locos in Free Agency. Excelled as a two-way

star at Brophy Preparatory in Phoenix, AZ. Appeared in 25 games at the University of Arizona, starting in three.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Played on special teams in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Played on special teams.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Played on special teams and at wide receiver.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Played on special teams.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Played on special teams and at wide receiver.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded 1.5 total tackles on special teams.

#1 RB DE DE DORSEY 5-11 210 Lindenwood Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns to the Locos after being a key member of the 2009 championship winning squad. Was the team’s

leading rusher with 47 carries for 303 yards and 3 touchdowns in the inaugural six-game regular season. Second in the

league in rushing. Has gained NFL experience with the Bengals, Colts and most recently the Lions.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Joined the team after the season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Gave the Locos’ offense a boost with 204 all purpose yards. Caught 7 passes for 105 yards and carriedthe ball 14 times for 99 yards. Did not make it into the endzone, but set up two scores with a long reception and a long run

respectively. Offensive player of the week.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Led the team in all purpose yards with 148. Caught a team-high 5 passes for 85 yards and added 13

carries for 63 yards. Averaged 17 yards per reception and 4.8 yards per carry.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Carried the ball 15 times for 55 yards. Caught four passes for 9 yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Ran for 132 yards on 20 carries and one touchdown. Added five catches for 42 yards.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Rushed for 24 yards on 16 attempts and caught one pass against a strong Nighthawks defense.

#32 CB JAMEEL DOWLING 6-3 205 Hawaii Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Gained professional experience with the Arizona Cardinals during the 2009 offseason. Began his college

career at Butte College in California, where he earned All-Conference honors in 2004 and 2005 and rounded out his college

career at Hawaii, where he saw playing time during the 2008 campaign.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Recorded two total tackles in the season opener

Week 3 (at Florida): Tied the team for most tackles with five solo takedowns.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded three total tackles.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Recorded one total tackle.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recoded two total tackles.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded one tackle.



#25 CB COYE FRANCIES 6-0 185 San Jose State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Was drafted by the Browns in the sixth round of the 2009 UFL Draft (191st

overall). Started his college career

at Oregon State, where he played in all 14 games and started five times. Was seventh on the Beavers’ team in total tackles

with 39.5 in 2006. Transferred to San Jose State and recorded 69 total tackles and 3 interceptions for the Spartans.2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Joined the team after the season opener

Week 3 (at Florida): Had one solo tackle in his first game with the team.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 1.5 total tackles and broke up two passes.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Recorded 2.5 total tackles and broke up one pass.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded 2.5 total tackles and broke up one pass.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded one total tackle.

#29 CB MICHAEL RAY GARVIN 5-8 182 Florida State Acq: 2010 UFL Draft 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Chosen in the second round (10th overall) of the 2010 UFL Draft by the Locos. Entered the NFL as an

undrafted free agent with the Arizona Cardinals in 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Returned kickoffs in the season opener and saw playing time at corner. Totaled 83 yards on four

returns for an average of 20.75 yards per attempt.

Week 3 (at Florida): Returned four kickoffs for a total of 47 yards. Recorded one tackle and broke up one pass at

cornerback.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Had two kick returns for 4 yards and recorded one solo tackle.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Returned one kickoff for 19 yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started as the Locos’ primary kickoff return man, but didn’t get a chance to take back a kick.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Saw playing time against the Nighthawks.

#54 LB KRIS GRIFFIN 6-3 245 Indiana (Pa) Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Brings extensive NFL experience to the Locos. Played in 46 games for the Chiefs and Browns and recorded 40

tackles in the NFL.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Recorded 2 tackles in the season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Assisted on two tackles.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Played at linebacker and on special teams.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had one total tackle.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Played at linebacker and on special teams.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Saw playing time at linebacker and on special teams.

#90 LB ED HARTWELL 6-2 240 Western Illinois Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns to his hometown to play for the Locos. Spent six years in the NFL with the Falcons and Ravens.

Recorded 400 tackles and seven sacks in 77 games.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at middle linebacker for the Locos. Recorded two solo tackles and seven assists for 5.5 total

tackles.Week 3 (at Florida): Had five tackles in his role as starting middle linebacker.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 5.5 total tackles as the Locos’ starting middle linebacker. Had 2 tackles for a loss for a total

of 6 yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had 3.5 total tackles.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Totaled 5.5 tackles and had one tackle for a loss.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Led the team with 6.5 total tackles.



#9 K STEVE HAUSCHKA 6-4 210 North Carolina State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Was signed by the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2008. Played for the Baltimore Ravens,

the Atlanta Falcons and the Detroit Lions. Made a 54-yarder on his first professional field goal attempt.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Joined the team in Week 4.

Week 3 (at Florida): Joined the team in Week 4.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Went 3-for-3 on field goals hitting from 49, 23 and 25 yards. His long kickoffs helped the Locos’

succeed in the field-position battle.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Went 4-for-5 on field goals and added two extra points. Connected from 47, 44, 34 and 36 yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Nailed the game-winning 53-yarder with 17 seconds left in overtime. Went 1-for-2 on field goals.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Made his only field goal attempt with 2:44 to play in the third quarter. Connected on all three of his

extra point tries.

#50 DE ERIC HENDERSON 6-3 265 Georgia Tech Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Led the Locos

with 3 sacks for 8 yards during the 2009 regular season (tied for league lead) and added 19 tackles and 2 forced fumbles.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at defensive end in the season opener and recorded 1.5 total tackles.

Week 3 (at Florida): Lead a strong defensive line with 2 sacks for 18 yards. Added two solo tackles. Defensive player of the

week.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Had two total tackles and broke up one pass.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had 2.5 total tackles, forced a fumble and recorded one sack.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Totaled 4.5 tackles and had one tackle for a loss.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Returned an interception 36 yards for a touchdown with 1:20 left in the game, to seal the Locos’

victory. Added one tackle.

#18 WR BRIAN HERNANDEZ 6-0 205 North Carolina A&T Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Served in a backup wide receiver and punt return role for the Locos last fall. Returned five punts for 103

yards (20.6-yard average) with a long of 54 yards, and added three catches for 14 yards in the regular season. Returned twopunts for 11 yards in the UFL Championship Game.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Saw playing time at wide receiver and was the primary punt returner for the Locos. Caught one pass

for five yards and returned one punt for 11 yards. His 40 yard punt return late in the game was nullified by an illegal block in

the back penalty.

Week 3 (at Florida): Returned punts, but didn’t register any yards.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Returned three punts for a total of 19 yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Returned one punt for 11 yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Returned 4 punts for 37 yards and one kickoff for 18 yards. Added a special teams tackle.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Returned three punts for 28 yards and two kickoffs for 53 yards.

#22 RB HAKIM HILL 6-0 215 Arizona State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Athletic running back with experience in the Canadian Football League joins the Las Vegas Locomotives as a

free agent for the 2010 UFL campaign.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Carried the ball six times in the Locos’ season opener and ran for 10 yards. Added one reception for

four yards.

Week 3 (at Florida): Did not receive any playing time.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Did not receive any playing time.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Did not receive any playing time.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Saw playing time at running back and on special teams.






#99 DT GABE LONG 6-3 290 Utah Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Was part of the championship winning 2009 Las Vegas Locos team. Started the 2010 season in the Locos

camp, but was cut in mid-August. Was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Houston Texans on May 8, 2008. The

Texans signed him to the practice squad on September 3. He was released from the practice squad on September 15.Houston re-signed him to the practice squad on November 19. Long played college at Utah.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 3 (at Florida): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Saw playing time against the Colonials.


#12 QB RUSS MICHNA 6-2 220 Western Illinois Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Was the third quarterback behind J.P. Losman and Tim Rattay in the Locos’ inaugural season. Started the

2010 season in the Locos camp, but was cut in mid-August.

Played for the Chicago Rush of the Arena Football League

earlier this year. Totaled 57 touchdowns with only 7 interceptions in his Arena Football career. Played college at Western

Illinois, where he was named First-team All-GFC in 2002 and 2003. Was named Continental Indoor Football League MVP

after leading the Chicago Slaughter to an undefeated 14-0 season and a CIFL Championship in 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 3 (at Florida): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Returned to the team after Week 5.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Third quarterback.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Third quarterback.

#56 LB BRANDON MOORE 6-1 240 Maryland Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Played for the Locos in 2009 and ranked third on the team with 35 tackles, 1 sack, 1 pass defense and 2forced fumbles. Started during the 2009 UFL Championship Game victory over Florida and made 5 tackles. Played for the

San Francisco 49ers from 2002-2007. Totaled 244 tackles and 15 sacks in 88 games in the NFL

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Named UFL defensive player of the week after recording eight solo tackles, four assists and one sack in

the Locos’ opener against the Tuskers.

Week 3 (at Florida): Recorded three tackles in his role as starting linebacker.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Had one solo tackle and broke up one pass.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had 1.5 total tackles.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Had two total tackles.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Had 2.5 tackles, recovered a fumble and sacked Garcia once.

#60 LS RIGO MORALES 6-1 250 Texas A&M Kingsville Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Long-snapping specialist who also boasts experience at the tight end position joins the Las Vegas

Locomotives as a free agent for the 2010 UFL season. Served as the Locos' long snapper in all six-regular season games and

the UFL Championship Game in 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Handled long-snapping duties against the Tuskers.

Week 3 (at Florida): Handled long-snapping duties against the Tuskers.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Handled long-snapping duties against the Nighthawks.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Handled long-snapping duties against the Mountain Lions.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Handled long-snapping duties against the Colonials.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Handled long-snapping duties and recorded one tackle against the Nighthawks.



#62 OG ANTHONY OAKLEY 6-4 298 Western Kentucky Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Experienced offensive lineman has played in three NFL regular season games with the Chicago Bears (2007).

Originally entered the NFL as a free agent with the Cleveland Browns in 2004. Also boasts experience in NFL Europe having

played for the Frankfurt Galaxy in 2005.2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at left guard for the Locos

Week 3 (at Florida): Started at left guard.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at left guard.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at left guard.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Started at left guard.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Sat out the game with an ankle injury.

#85 WR SAMIE PARKER 5-10 190 Oregon Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Experienced NFL wide receiver returns to the Las Vegas Locomotives as a free agent for the 2010 UFL season.

Played for the Locos in 2009 and caught 10 passes for 124 yards and 3 touchdowns during the regular season. Originally

chosen in the fourth round (105th overall) of the 2004 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. Played for the Chiefs from 2004-

2007. Appeared in 47 regular season games with 31 starts and caught 110 passes for 1,529 yards and 7 touchdowns.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Starting wide receiver caught one pass for 21 yards before leaving the game with an ankle injury

halfway through the second quarter.

Week 3 (at Florida): Caught 4 passes for 83 yards including a 63 yard touchdown catch. Averaged 20.8 yards per reception.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Caught two passes for 16 yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Caught three passes for 30 yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught three passes for 34 yards.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Caught five passes for 56 yards.

#13 WR TAB PERRY 6-3 215 UCLA Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Was a key

member of the Locos’ championship-winning squad in 2009, catching 11 passes for 195 yards (60 long) and 1 touchdown.Originally chosen in the sixth round (190th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Starting wide receiver caught four passes for 51 yards in the season opener, averaging 12.8 yards per

reception.

Week 3 (at Florida): Caught five passes for 57 yards, averaging 11.4 yards per reception.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Threw a pass to DeDe Dorsey on a trick play that resulted in a 61 yard gain.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Caught one pass for six yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught four passes for 77 yards, averaging 19.3 yards per reception.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Started at wide receiver.

55 LB MARCUS RILEY 6-0 236 Fresno State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Explosive athlete returns for a second season in the UFL after playing for the Las Vegas Locos in 2009.

Recorded 2 tackles during the regular season and also saw action in the 2009 UFL Championship Game victory over Florida.2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Recorded two solo tackles in the season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Recorded four solo tackles.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.



#35 FB BOBBY ROME 5-11 250 North Carolina Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Joins the Las Vegas Locomotives as a free agent for the 2010 UFL campaign. Gained his first professional

experience in March 2010 when he spent some time with the NFL’s Green Bay Packers.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Caught two passes for 13 yards, one touchdown and a 6.5-yard average in the season opener from his

starting fullback position.

Week 3 (at Florida): Caught three passes for 19 yards as the starting fullback.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at fullback.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Caught two passes for three yards.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught one pass for five yards.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Caught one pass.

#97 DT LAUVALE SAPE 6-1 297 Utah Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Steady performer returns to Las Vegas for his second UFL campaign after spending the offseason with the

Arena Football League's Utah Blaze… Recorded 17 tackles and a sack for the Blaze… As a backup for the Locos in 2009,

totaled 4.5 stops… Also has spent time in both NFL Europe and the NFL, where he had eight tackles for the Buffalo Bills in

2005.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Recorded one tackle for a loss.

Week 3 (at Florida): Received playing time on the defensive line as well as on special teams.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 0.5 tackles.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Started at defensive tackle. Recorded one solo tackle.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded two tackles including one for a loss.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Had 1.5 total tackles. Recorded one tackle for a loss and a quarterback hurry.

#88 TE DEZMOND SHERROD 6-2 250 Mississippi State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Super Bowl-winning tight end has joined the Las Vegas Locomotives as a free agent for the 2010 UFL season.

Entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2008 and spent the year on the club’s practice squad,

picking up a Super Bowl ring following Pittsburgh’s victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Also boasts off-season experiencewith the Houston Texans.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Played at tight end and on special teams in the season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Played at tight end and on special teams.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Caught one pass for three yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Saw extended playing time in the absence of Adam Bergen.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Played at tight end and on special teams.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Played at tight end and on special teams.

#26 RB MARCEL SHIPP 5-11 224 UMASS Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives for the 2010

campaign. Won a UFL championship with the Locos in 2009 after finishing fourth in the league with 257 rushing yards and 3

touchdowns on 72 carries. Added 2 receptions for 14 yards. Boasts a wealth of NFL experience after playing in 88 games

with 28 starts for the Arizona Cardinals from 2001-2007. Rushed for 2,197 yards (56 long) and 11 touchdowns on 605

carries and added 113 receptions for 937 yards (80 long) and 3 touchdowns.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Carried the ball 12 times for 43 yards and an average of 3.6 yards per attempt.

Week 3 (at Florida): Ran the ball 19 times for 65 yards and added a 5-yard reception.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Ran for 45 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Scored his second rushing touchdown of the year. Totaled 69 yards on 15 carries.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Ran for 40 yards on 17 carries and caught one pass for eight yards. Scored his third rushing

touchdown in as many games.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Extended his touchdown streak, running for a score for the fourth week in a row. Totaled 30 yards on

11 carries and caught two passes for 14 yards.



#20 CB BRANDON SUMRALL 5-10 193 Southern Mississippi Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Played for the

Locos during the inaugural 2009 UFL campaign and recorded 5 tackles

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Was inactive for the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Was inactive.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Was inactive

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Was inactive.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Was inactive.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Dressed for the first time and recorded a big hit on punt coverage.

#76 OT HERB TAYLOR 6-3 295 Texas Christian Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Started all 48 games of his college career at TCU, a school record. Played for the Kansas City Chiefs from 2007

to 2008 and the Denver Broncos in 2009. Most recently, was part of the New York Giants. Has played in 18 NFL games with

one start.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Joined the team after Week 7.

Week 3 (at Florida): Joined the team after Week 7.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Joined the team after Week 7.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Joined the team after Week 7.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Joined the team after Week 7.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Joined the team after Week 7.

#81 WR ANDRAE THURMAN 5-11 190 Arizona Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Caught 15

passes for 218 yards (33 long) and 1 touchdown during the regular season… Added 1 reception for 17 yards in the UFL

Championship Game defeat of Florida. Entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2004 and spent time with the New

York Giants and Houston Texans before making his regular season debut for the Green Bay Packers.

2010 SEASONWeek 1 (vs. Florida): Averaged 8.0 yards per reception on four catches for 32 yards. His longest reception came on a 16-

yard pass play.

Week 3 (at Florida): Caught three passes for 32 yards and a touchdown. Averaged 10.7 yards per reception. Made an

aggressive play on the ball to secure a game-tying touchdown pass from Rattay.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Caught three passes for 28 yards. Week 5 (at Sacramento): Caught three passes for 41 yards, averaging 13.7 yards per reception.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught one pass for 13 yards.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Caught one pass for 9 yards and added one rushing attempt for 12 yards. Had one tackle on special

teams.

#51 LB BRIAN TOAL 6-0 238 Boston College Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Recorded 8

tackles and knocked down 1 pass during the regular season and saw action in the Championship Game victory over Florida.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Received playing time on special teams as well as at linebacker.

Week 3 (at Florida): Special teams captain. Saw time on both special teams as well as defense.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Recorded 0.5 total tackles.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Saw playing time on special teams and at linebacker.



#92 OT ALBERT TOEAINA 6-5 350 Tennessee Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Massive offensive tackle enters the UFL for the 2010 campaign after signing a free agent contract with the

Las Vegas Locomotives. Boasts professional football experience with the Carolina Panthers (2006) and the Oakland Raiders

(2007). Has also played in the Canadian Football League with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (2009).2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Was inactive in the season opener

Week 3 (at Florida): Saw playing time on the offensive line.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Saw playing time against the Nighthawks.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Saw playing time against the Mountain Lions.



#36 CB ISAIAH TRUFANT 5-8 170 Eastern Washington Acq: 2010 Free Agent 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after playing for the Las Vegas Locomotives during the 2009

campaign. Recorded 13 tackles and 4 pass breakups with the Locos during the regular season. Added 2 tackles and the key

interception in overtime in the 2009 UFL Championship Game victory over Florida.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at cornerback and recorded two total tackles. Broke up two passes.

Week 3 (at Florida): Recorded one tackle and one sack for eight yards.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Was named UFL Defensive Player of the Week after giving the Locos their first lead of the game by

intercepting Jeff Garcia and returning the ball 27 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter. Added another pick

later in the game and totaled 5.0 tackles. Was responsible for one quarterback hurry and broke up one pass.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Caught his league-record-setting third interception of the year. Added four total tackles.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Intercepted Josh McCown once and added 3.5 tackles.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Totaled four tackles.

#73 OG BRANDON WALKER 6-3 308 Oklahima Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Promising offensive tackle joins the Las Vegas Locomotives as a free agent for the 2010 UFL season. Originally

entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Houston Texans after the 2009 NFL Draft but was released on May 13,2009.

2010 SEASON:

Week 1(vs. Florida): Played at offensive guard as well as on special teams.

Week 3 (at Florida): Played at offensive guard as well as on special teams.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Played at offensive guard as well as on special teams.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Saw playing time against the Mountain Lions.


Week 7 (at Omaha): Moved into a starting role to replace injured right guard Anthony Oakley.

#27 S C.J. WALLACE 6-0 218 Washington Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Brings NFL experience to the UFL after signing a free agent deal with the Las Vegas Locomotives. Has played

in 26 NFL regular season games with the Seattle Seahawks from 2007-2009, recording 19 tackles. Best season came in 2008

when he played in 12 games and notched 14 tackles. 2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Starting safety had a great first game and delivered some hard hits. Recovered a fumble that was

nullified by an illegal blitz call. Recorded four solo tackles and four assists.

Week 3 (at Florida): Recorded one tackle.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Started at safety.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Led the team in tackles with 6 total takedowns.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Recorded 4.5 tackles, broke up two passes and assisted on a sack.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Recorded 2.5 tackles and one interception.



#16 QB DREW WILLY 6-3 217 Buffalo Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Second-year professional quarterback with some NFL camp and practice squad experience. Originally signed

as an undrafted free agent by the Baltimore Ravens in 2009. Was on the Indianapolis Colts' practice squad late in 2009, and

suited up as the inactive third quarterback on December 27.2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Backed up Tim Rattay in the Locos’ week 1 loss to the Tuskers.

Week 3 (at Florida): Backed up Tim Rattay.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Backed up Tim Rattay.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Backed up Tim Rattay.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Made his professional debut as starting quarterback and delivered a solid performance. Completed

18 of 29 passes for 191 yards and one touchdown. Didn’t throw an interception.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Threw for 98 yards on a 14-for-28 passing night. Had one interception on a “hail marry” attempt with

time winding down in the first half. Scored the first professional rushing touchdown of his career on a quarterback sneask

with 5:34 to play in the second quarter. Totaled 13 rushing yards on 7 attempts.

#84 TE GEORGE WRIGHSTER 6-3 255 Oregon Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1st

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Brings extensive NFL experience to the Locos. Originally chosen in the fourth round (104th overall) of the

2003 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Played in 67 games for the Jaguars from 2003-2008 and started 28 times. Caught

94 passes for 850 yards (36 long) and 9 touchdowns. Was most recently in mini-camp with the New York Giants in 2009 but

was released on June 24, 2009.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Caught one pass in the Locos’ season opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Caught one pass for four yards.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Caught one pass for 11 yards.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had a breakout game, leading the team with 5 catches for 69 yards and an average of 13.8 yards

per reception.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Caught one pass against the Colonials.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Caught three passes for 14 yards.

#33 S TREY YOUNG 6-40 210 Montana Acq: Protected List 2nd

UFL Season

PREVIOUSLY: Returns for a second season in the UFL after being protected by the Las Vegas Locomotives. Starred in the

inaugural 2009 campaign by jointly leading the league with 2 interceptions for 82 yards (75 long) and 1 touchdown. Added

14 tackles, 1 pass defense and 1 forced fumble. Also made 3 tackles and recovered 1 fumble in the 2009 UFL Championship

Game victory over the Florida Tuskers.

2010 SEASON

Week 1 (vs. Florida): Started at safety. Recorded one tackle and forced one fumble in the Locos’ opener.

Week 3 (at Florida): Had 2.5 tackles and a sack for 11 yards.

Week 4 (vs. Omaha): Led the team in tackles with 5 solo takedowns and one assist.

Week 5 (at Sacramento): Had one total tackle.

Week 6 (vs. Hartford): Totaled one tackle.

Week 7 (at Omaha): Totaled two tackles.

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