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ASU #61

Bostick, Dylan

OL 6-6 280 Fr.

Neptune Beach, Fla.

(Fletcher}

Montana #61




Jake Raynock - OL
Sophomore
6'2", 255 lbs.
Billings, MT
Skyview HS


'09 Stats:

(none)

#61 - not assigned

With #61 not assiged, we'll review an assistant coach.

Matt Pawlowski



Hometown: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Position: Assistant Head Coach / Def. Coord. / DBs

Experience: 3d season

Alma Mater: Montana State

Matt Pawlowski is entering his third season as the WCU Defensive Coordinator after serving in the same capacity for four seasons at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Mich., where he was a part of two NCAA Division II National Championships. He will also serve as Assistant Head Coach, as well as coach Western Carolina's defensive backs after handling the linebackers in 2008.

Four defenders have earned All-Southern Conference accolades under Pawlowski's watchful eye in his first two seasons in Cullowhee. Defensive lineman Jeff Bradley and Mitchell Bell both garnered second team All-SoCon plaudits in 2008, with linebackers Adrian McLeod and Chris Collins earning honors a season ago, with McLeod garnering second team All-America recognition by The Sports Network.

While at Grand Valley State, Pawlowski was a part of setting the longest winning streak in NCAA D-II history as the Lakers rolled off 40-consecutive wins from 2005 through 2007, falling in last season's semifinals to end the tremendous streak. In four seasons, GVSU compiled a 50-4 overall record and his defense limited opponents to 10-points or less in an impressive 24 of his 54 games coached. He also tutored 29 players to All-GLIAC plaudits, as well as defensive tackle Mike McFadden, who earned the Gene Upshaw Award for the nation's top interior lineman in 2005 and `06.

In 2007, Pawlowski had five defenders named to the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) all-conference team including the league's defensive back of the year, cornerback Brandon Carr. In addition to Carr, linebacker Anthony Adams and defensive lineman Dan Shuta were each named All-American. The Lakers held opponents to 14.5 points per game while only surrendering an average of 300 yards of total offense per game. GVSU also had nine players combine for 20 interceptions.

In 2006, Grand Valley State held its opponents to seven-points or less five times, including a shutout in the season finale. The Lakers led the nation in quarterback sacks (3.53 per game), while ranking fifth in turnovers gained (37) en route to its second-straight national title. During the 2005 campaign, GVSU led the nation in pass efficiency defense (83.6 rating), ranked third in scoring defense (12.2 points per game), fifth in total defense (254.6 yards per game) and seventh against the rush (88.3 yards per game) holding eight of its 15 opponents under 100 yards rushing.

Prior to making the move to GVSU, Pawlowski spent one season each at Ashland University (Ashland, Ohio) and Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.). As the defensive coordinator, Ashland ranked in the top five of six different GLIAC defensive categories including four of which the Eagles ranked second. At Allegheny, he again served as an offensive line coach, while also working with the special teams.

His most extensive stop was at St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minn., where he coached from 1985 through 1998. In 13 seasons, Pawlowski built a nationally-ranked defense as the Huskies ranked among the nation's top 10 in defense six times during his tenure. SCSU led the North Central Conference (NCC) in total defense five times and ranked second once from 1987-92, while also posting three NCC defensive MVPs.

In 1999, Pawlowski left St. Cloud State to coach the linebackers and special teams at Eastern Michigan for two seasons before leaving the college game for a pair of years at Stow High School in Stow, Ohio. He rejoined the collegiate ranks in 2001 as the defensive coordinator at Marietta College, a Division III member of the Ohio Athletic Conference.

Pawlowski's collegiate coaching career spans the past 30 years, beginning at Eastern Montana College in 1977. One year later, he coached the offensive line at Montana State in Billings before switching sides of the ball beginning in 1979 where he spent the next six seasons as the defensive secondary and linebacker coach at Ohio University, a Division I, Mid-America Conference member.

Pawlowski earned his undergraduate degree in Physical Education at Montana State University and completed his Master's of Science at St. Cloud State University.

A native of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Pawlowski and his wife, Vonee, have three children: Tara (28), Kori (23) and Tommy (14).

Albany #61
Chaz Mitchell


OT 6-3 250 Jr.
Rochester, N.Y. (East High)
UAlbany: Earned his first varsity letter ... played in two games as an offensive tackle ... athletic lineman who redshirted as a freshman in 2007 ... High School: Played on both the offensive and defensive lines ... senior captain ... top offensive lineman award ... member of 2005 Class AAA Section V championship team ... won the Rochester City-Catholic shot put crown with a throw of 42-feet, 6.5-inches ... the Orientals captured the 2007 CCL track title ... also played basketball ... Personal: Major is art with a minor in education ... born 7-18-88

W&M

#61 rFr. OL Trevor Springman 6'4" 290 Lansdowne, VA Stone Bridge H.S.





FRESHMAN YEAR (2009)
Scout team offensive lineman …

HIGH SCHOOL
Two-year letterman as an offensive and defensive lineman at Stone Bridge for head coach Mickey Thompson … Selected to the all-state first team by the VHSL and the Associated Press as a senior … Also garnered first-team all-district and all-region accolades in ’08 … Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention and Washington Post All-Extra First Team honoree … Named to the TCC Gameday All-Star Team … Chosen as the team’s offensive lineman of the year … Helped SBHS average more than 40 points a game in ’08 … Helped team post a 13-0 record during senior season before losing in the state semifinals … Three-year letterwinner in track in field and owns the school record in shot put … Earned the SBHS Student-Athlete Award multiple times … Co-founder of the Psychology Club …

PERSONAL
Son of Michael and Tracey Springman … Majoring in mathematics … Member of 1 in 4 … Earned the Provost Award … Born on July 19, 1991 in Torrance, Calif.

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TEXAS STATE

D J Hall

Class: Junior
Hometown: Palestine, Texas
High School: Palestine
Height / Weight:
6-3/ 300
Position: RG
Experience: 2L

2009: Earned All SLC First Team honors. Played in all 11 games for the Bobcats as the starting right guard. D J has been named to several pre-season AA lists and made the pre-season top 10 FCS Offensive line players

2008: Earned All-Southland Conference Second-Team honors in his first season as a starting right guard ... started 13 games for the Bobcats ... was part of an offensive line that ranked 19th nationally allowing just 1.15 sacks per game ... helped pave the way for one of the nation's Top 25 rushing offenses with 184.1 yards per game and one of the Top 12 passing offenses with 453.23 yards per contest ... Bobcats were also one of the top seven scoring offenses in the nation with 36.4 points per game ... Texas State ranked eighth nationally in total offense with 453.23 yards per contest.

2007: Sat out season as a redshirt.

High School: Named to the Associated Press Class 3A All-State Second Team ... also an All-District 21-3A First-Team Selection after Palestine registered a 9-3 record and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Class 3A Division I football playoffs ... two-year letter winner at Palestine ... prep coach was Glen Tunstall.

Personal: Born Dec. 24, 1988 in Heilburg, Germany ... son of Shelia Hall ... major is accounting.