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Updated roster

Good story about JT in the Big Oh today.

http://www.oregonlive.com/vikings/index.ssf/2010/04/psu_football_thomas_makes_leap.html
 
Noticed a new name on the roster today. Here is his highlight film from youtobe:

Aaron Kincy Butte College #14 Soph Highlights

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpKE295pn-4
 
Did I miss this transfer? I don't recall seeing him on the roster.

Scott Shugert
Position:
Height: 6-5
Weight: 305
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Oregon City, OR
High School: Oregon City

PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE
Spent three years at Washington, one as a redshirt... did not see action until 2009 when he played in the Huskies’ win over Idaho.
 
martymoose said:
Did I miss this transfer? I don't recall seeing him on the roster.

Scott Shugert
Position:
Height: 6-5
Weight: 305
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Oregon City, OR
High School: Oregon City

PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE
Spent three years at Washington, one as a redshirt... did not see action until 2009 when he played in the Huskies’ win over Idaho.
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Shugert to Portland State

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/huskyfootballblog/2012523327_shugert_to_portland_state.html

Scratch one more scholarship player off the UW roster as little-used offensive lineman Scott Shugert has transferred to Portland State.

In fact, he is already listed on the Portland State roster. He will be a junior there this season and immediately eligible.

Shugert, of Oregon City, Ore., played in just one game at UW, against Idaho last season, and was buried deep on the depth chart at guard and didn't appear likely to play much this season, especially with a highly-regarded group of seven freshmen OLs arriving this year.

Shugert was a member of the Class of 2007 (which has already lost 12 of the 27 players who originally signed, including two JC transfers, though that's a list for another day).

If my addition is correct, the losses of Shugert and Alvin Logan in the last week leave UW with 80 scholarship players entering the season, leaving plenty of room for a full class in 2011.

Shugert is the 20th scholarship player to leave the team since UW coach Steve Sarkisian took over in Dec., 2008.

Here's the list and stated reason:

LB Alvin Logan, injuries.
OL Scott Shugert, playing time.
TE Kavario Middleton, dismissed for disciplinary reasons.
OL Mark Armelin, playing time.
OL Allen Carroll, grades.
RB Brandon Johnson, grades.
RB Terrance Dailey, grades.
DL Tyrone Duncan, playing time.
RB David Freeman, grades.
QB Ronnie Fouch, playing time.
RB Willie Griffin, playing time.
LB Kurt Mangum, playing time.
CB Matt Mosley, playing time.
DL Craig Noble, heart condition.
LB Bradly Roussel, playing time.
OL Matt Sedillo, personal reasons.
RB Curtis Shaw, playing time.
WR Vince Taylor, playing time.
OL Terence Thomas, injury.
RB Brandon Yakaboski, injury.
 
Check out who #91 is on this updated roster:

http://www.goviks.com/roster.aspx?path=football" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
Looks like the Viks picked-up another 4 year transfer, this time from Fresno State:


2012 Football Roster

http://www.goviks.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=974&path=football" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

John Archuleta
Position: OL
Height: 6-4
Weight: 280
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Chandler, AZ
High School: Hamilton


PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE
A transfer from Fresno State who signed an athletic aid agreement in early June... was a redshirt at Fresno State in 2011.

Lettered in football at Hamilton High School... was a member of the Arizona Class 5A Division I Championship team... blocked for a running game that averaged 263.7 yards per game and scored 46 touchdowns... named to the Top 50 seniors list in Arizona by the Arizona Republic... was All-Nevada when playing in that state as a junior.

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Son of Dennis and Kimberly Archuleta... born November 11, 1992... has three brothers, Brandon, Erik and Roman, and three sisters, Christina, Leah and Ava... majoring in Business... hobbies are fishing, video games and basketball.
 
Another OL transfer - check out this link (a great site by the way!)

http://www.psuvikingsfootball.com/2012/06/vikings-add-new-offensive-lineman.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

here's what Fresno State had to say about him as an incoming freshman

http://bulldogbounce.blogspot.com/2011/08/position-breakdown-2011-offensive-line.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
All-SWAC DE Jackson to test supplemental draft waters?

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/blog/rob-rang/19054836/allswac-de-jackson-to-test-supplemental-draft-waters" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Texas Southern is losing a star in defensive end Marquis Jackson, who requested and has been granted his release from the program.

The question for NFL scouts to begin the process of answering is where might Jackson land, and, frankly, should they care?

Jackson, officially listed by Texas Southern at 6-5 and 275 pounds, has earned first team all-conference recognition after each of the past two seasons. This past season he registered 50 tackles, an eye-popping 18.5 tackles for loss and six sacks. His twin brother, Malik Jackson, was just drafted (fifth round, No. 137 overall) out of Tennessee by the Denver Broncos.

Success on the football field is nothing new to the brothers. They were named the Co-Defensive Players of the Year by the LA Daily News after starring at Birmingham High School in Lake Balboa, California. Malik signed with Southern Cal out of high school before electing to transfer to Tennessee later in his career. Marquis played junior college football at the College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita (CA) and verbally committed to joining his brother at USC. When the NCAA levied sanctions against USC, however, Malik transferred to Tennessee and Marquis considered other options, including going across town to UCLA, prior to deciding on Texas Southern.

As one might expect given the teams recruiting him, Jackson fared well against SWAC competition. Questions about his maturity and level of committment, however, were a concern.

While listed bigger than his brother according to their respective school websites, Marquis is actually closer to 6-3, 265 pounds than the 6-5, 275 Texas Southern described him as on their roster. While slightly smaller than expected, Marquis is a legitimate NFL-caliber athlete who has been estimated to run in the mid 4.6s.

Because he has already graduated, Jackson could be in position to sign with any number of FBS schools and play immediately. Or, he could elect to petition the NFL for a chance at the supplemental draft.

At this point, Jackson is ranked as NFLDraftScout.com's No. 28 overall defensive end and No. 299th overall prospect for the 2013 draft.

Marquis Jackson has landed at the Park Blocks:

http://www.goviks.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=995&path=football" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nice job Coach Burton and staff on this pick-up! Roll Viks!
 
forestgreen said:
All-SWAC DE Jackson to test supplemental draft waters?

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/blog/rob-rang/19054836/allswac-de-jackson-to-test-supplemental-draft-waters" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Texas Southern is losing a star in defensive end Marquis Jackson, who requested and has been granted his release from the program.

The question for NFL scouts to begin the process of answering is where might Jackson land, and, frankly, should they care?

Jackson, officially listed by Texas Southern at 6-5 and 275 pounds, has earned first team all-conference recognition after each of the past two seasons. This past season he registered 50 tackles, an eye-popping 18.5 tackles for loss and six sacks. His twin brother, Malik Jackson, was just drafted (fifth round, No. 137 overall) out of Tennessee by the Denver Broncos.

Success on the football field is nothing new to the brothers. They were named the Co-Defensive Players of the Year by the LA Daily News after starring at Birmingham High School in Lake Balboa, California. Malik signed with Southern Cal out of high school before electing to transfer to Tennessee later in his career. Marquis played junior college football at the College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita (CA) and verbally committed to joining his brother at USC. When the NCAA levied sanctions against USC, however, Malik transferred to Tennessee and Marquis considered other options, including going across town to UCLA, prior to deciding on Texas Southern.

As one might expect given the teams recruiting him, Jackson fared well against SWAC competition. Questions about his maturity and level of committment, however, were a concern.

While listed bigger than his brother according to their respective school websites, Marquis is actually closer to 6-3, 265 pounds than the 6-5, 275 Texas Southern described him as on their roster. While slightly smaller than expected, Marquis is a legitimate NFL-caliber athlete who has been estimated to run in the mid 4.6s.

Because he has already graduated, Jackson could be in position to sign with any number of FBS schools and play immediately. Or, he could elect to petition the NFL for a chance at the supplemental draft.

At this point, Jackson is ranked as NFLDraftScout.com's No. 28 overall defensive end and No. 299th overall prospect for the 2013 draft.

Marquis Jackson has landed at the Park Blocks:

http://www.goviks.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=995&path=football" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nice job Coach Burton and staff on this pick-up! Roll Viks!
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Sounds like a real physical talent. The 'maturity and level of commitment' is a concern, but this program has been a place of second chances, and success stories. The d line depth talent is getting deep. Given some fine coaching, we just may be in business...
 
Hey Scooter, this has to be the DE that my source was talking about. committed to play at USC and is
considered a NFL prospect? OMG, i can't wait.
 
This calls for a few dance routines !

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A few 4 year transfers this upcoming season from Fresno St., Washington and Arizona State. Along with a few late high school signees that I noticed. I've also heard about another transfer from Oregon State, but don't see him on the roster yet. Talent level seems to be on a real upward trend. Go Viks1
 
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