TREY YOUNG

2006 – (CFL – Calgary Stampeders)

Appeared in the secondary for the first 15 games of the regular season and the Scotiabank West Semifinal…Recorded 39 tackles on defence and six on special teams…Also registered two fumble recoveries (tied for 3rd on the team), two interceptions (tied for 3rd on the team), three pass knockdowns (tied for 2nd on the team), two tackles for a loss and a forced fumble.

College: Attended the University of Montana from 1998-2002 (redshrited in 1998)…Played in 45 games starting 35…Recorded 250 tackles (140 solo), 22 sacks, five forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, 18 knockdowns and four interceptions…Was team’s Outstanding Player of the Year in Freshman, Sophmore and Junior seasons…Named All-Big Sky Conference Selection in 2000, 2001, 2002…In 2002 he was named Big Sky Conference Defensive MVP, defensive team captain and finalist for the “Buck Buchanan Award” (presented annually to the best defensive player in 1AA)…Associated Press 1st team All-American and American Football Coaches Association 1st team All-American Selections…1st team All American Big Sky player of the Week (Sept. 2 & Oct. 4)…Led the conference in fumble recoveries (3) and forced fumbles (3)…In 2001 he was named “Junior of the Year” on defence for Montana (2001 I-AA National Champs).

Personal: Played High School Football at Helix, La Mesa California...was team captain in senior year...was two time All-Conference League Jr. and Sr. seasons...majored in Business with an emphasis in marketing and management.

Howard Croom

2008: Howard enters this year as the Starting TightEnd and Ranked the #3 Tight End in the PAC-10 Coming into the year. Read More about it

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2007: Howard is one of two tight ends in the program that played last season...a candidate for starting duties this season.  2006: One of six true-freshmen to play...made his lone reception, a three-yard catch in his first collegiate game against Eastern Washington.

  WOODROW WILSON: Three-year varsity letterman...started at tight end the last two years and at defensive end as a sophomore until an appendix operation ended his season...42 receptions for 517 yards and three touchdowns as a senior...two-time first team All-Moore League and Long Beach Press Telegram’s Dream Team as a senior...also lettered three years in basketball...team captain as a senior in both sports.

 PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, California...son of Howard and Sharon Croom...has three siblings...Sylvester Croom, the head coach at Mississippi State, is a second cousin...his sister, Ashton, is a softball student-athlete at Hampton University...chose OSU because “I liked the area and it feels like home”...majoring in business.

Brian Paysinger

PERSONAL —  Born Brian C. Paysinger on Oct. 13, 1985 in Long Beach, Calif. Parents: Earl and Miguel Paysinger. Family: One brother. High School (Coach): Wilson (L. Mohr) 2003. Major: Family and Human Services. Redshirt: 2003.

 OREGON — Able to parlay all of his physical gifts to his benefit last fall to enjoy a breakout campaign. Now that he returns as a proven commodity, it is up to him to refine his consistency and take his game to the next level. One of his team’s most physical receivers, took advantage of the opportunity to operate from the slot and avoid defenders at the line of scrimmage. Proved to be team’s most consistent wideout on a weekly basis last fall as he improved his attention to detail. Jumped out to a tremendous start last spring and has shown signs of emerging leadership skills. His 4.67 electronic 40 clocking last winter was second among players at his position following a 4.52 time in 2006. Improved his vertical leap to 34.5 inches and power clean to 330 lbs. after pacing all receivers with a 445-lb. squat.

2006 — The 12-game starter completed the season as team’s fourth-leading receiver after accumulating eight catches for 97 yards his first two years. Included was a career-high nine receptions for 88 yards at Washington State one week after grabbing four passes for a personal-best 105 yards and one touchdown against UCLA. Yet finished second on the team in average yards per catch (13.3). Snared his first career TD catch in dramatic fashion, hauling in a 23- yard throw in the end zone for the winning score vs. Oklahoma with 46 seconds remaining in the game. That came after he was credited with deflecting the on-sides kick away from the Sooners that gave Oregon an opportunity to continue its comeback. Also finished as team’s fourth-best rusher, accumulating 77 yards on seven carries. Ran for 43 yards against Washington, including a season-long 21- yard gain. Acknowledged as team’s offensive player of the week in win over UCLA.

 HIGH SCHOOL — The first-team Dream Team (Long Beach Press- Telegram) receiver and all-Moore League pick provides a physical presence despite his untapped potential. Made the most of his opportunities in a run-oriented offense, catching 58 passes for 1,004 yards and 10 touchdowns as he was a Mr. Football State Player-of-the- Year nominee by Cal-Hi Sports.

Dion Myers

Dion Myers Led the entire Moore-League with 1,972 Yards rushing and had 12 rushing TD' his senior year . Myers was a D-coordinators Nightmare with his 4.4 speed(Nike U.S.C Camp top 10 fastest 40yds)with his neck breaking moves and solid hands Myers just outran opposing defenses. Voted Dream Team by Press-Telegram. And a ALL First Team C.I.F Southern team. Myers went to Fort Lewis College after not getting into U.S.C because of Grade Issues Myers switched to Cornerback where in only 7 games he made first team RMAC for his conference.

Kyle Kazarian

Kyle Kazarian, Sr., QB, 5-8, 185, Wilson

Kazarian led the Moore League in passing with 2,049 yards and added 13 TDs. He was an all-league first-team selection. Kyle was one of my hardest workers a kid who when he came to me didn't have much skill but had a Will to get better over the span of a year Kyle became a complete QB. It was a long way for a kid who tripped over his own feet but he became a QB that could run and throw circles around you. Kyle is now competing for the starting QB position at Occidental College

Tyler Pistoia

Tulsa -- Was one of several true freshmen to sit out last year due to red-shirt status . . . a walk-on athlete . . . an intelligent player . . . has good hands . . . a hard worker who needs time to develop.

 High School -- Was a three-year letter winner at Wilson High School . . . started his senior season at wide receiver . . . tallied 49 catches for 876 yards and seven touchdowns during his senior campaign . . . was named first-team all-conference and was also named to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team second team . . . was named his teams' Offensive Player of the Year as a senior . . . also lettered one year in soccer . . . high school football coach was Mario Morales.

Tyler came to us with not much speed and very un-coordinated but through hard work Tyler put on speed and coordination and it proved in a play against Long Beach Poly in which he out ran the entire team. That Single play got him his scholorship Not to mention Torching Lakewood High with 11rec for 295 yards.

Conrad Smith

USD: Second year player will compete for playing time with the offensive line unit... Projected to compete for a starting spot at guard and with special team's as long snapper... Freshman season saw action with offensive line unit at left tackle.

 High School: Prepped at Woodrow Wilson Classical HS where he played for Coach Mario Morales... Senior year named team captain, 2nd Team All-League, Captain Award, Special Teams Player of the Year, and invited to 605 All-Star Game... Junior year was named a Scholar-Athlete and Special Teams Player of the Year.

 Personal: Born on August 14, 1988 in Long Beach, CA... Parents are John & Patti Smith of Long Beach... Chose USD for team quality, academics and location of school... Also recruited by USC, Colorado, Occidental, Chapman and Trinity.

Nic Tarintino

Nic Tarintino

Nic was a Dual threat QB that would kill you with his arm or dazzle you with his feet. A starter since his sophomore year Nic Put fear in D coordinators. With his 4.5 speed he was split outside as a receiver to hurt you as well. A broken Collarbone in his senior year Sidelined Nic.But he finished his senior campaign very strong and went on to Long Beach City college where he won the starting Punt Return Job.

Jose Medina, Sr., OL, 6-1, 245, Wilson

Medina protected Bruin QB Kyle Kazarian well enough to earn first-team All-Moore League honors.

Dane Walker LB Wilson HE also had 7ints , He was first team moore League Running back anc First Team ALL-C.I.F free-safety. Dane is currently at Long beach City College