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ASU #25

Jared Reine



Defensive Back - DB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 185
Junior
Previous Affiliations
Brookwood
Previous Experience
Snellville, Ga.

Has battled an ankle injury for much of his time at ASU but appears to be at 100 percent coming into fall camp ... when 100-percent healthy, ASU coaches feel he is as good as any defensive back in the conference ... after spending his entire collegiate career to this point at cornerback, he’s battling another former corner coming off an injury, Dominique McDuffie, for the starting role at nickel back ... should he not win the starting job, Reine will likely serve as a “utility” DB, filling in as the need arises at any of the four secondary positions ... has reclaimed No. 25 as his uniform number ... wore 25 as a freshman but relinquished the jersey last season to senior Billy Riddle, who had spent the previous year on a mission trip to Sudan, and wore No. 15 instead ... upon Riddle’s graduation, Reine snatched No. 25 back for himself.

2008 : Still hobbled by a lingering ankle injury, saw limited action in 11 games, making five tackles ... had one start at right cornerback versus Presbyterian, in which he made a season-best two stops.

2007 : Saw action in 10 games, mainly on special teams ... notched seven tackles, all coming in blowout wins over Lenoir-Rhyne (3) and Western Carolina (4) ... also had one punt return for minus-two yards against WCU ... missed first three postseason games due to an ankle injury, but returned to play in national championship game versus Delaware.

High School : A New Orleans native, played two seasons at Brookwood H.S. in suburban Atlanta after his family was forced to flee Louisiana due to Hurricane Katrina ... recorded 56 tackles, two interceptions, 14 pass break-ups and two blocked punts as a senior ... helped lead Brookwood to a 9-3 record in 2006 and an appearance in the Class 5-A state final in ‘05 in his two seasons with the Broncos ... coached by Mark Crecos.

TXST

#25

Kenneth Hampton
Class: Junior
Hometown: Tyler, Texas
High School: John Tyler
Height / Weight:
6-1 / 189
Position: Safety
Birthdate: 07/20/1988
Experience: 2L

2008
Earned All-Southland Conference Honorable Mention honors ... played in 12 games ... started nine games at strong safety ... registered 42 tackles, including 20 solo stops ... ranked second among team leaders with three interceptions ... broke up six other passes ... intercepted his first pass of the season against Southern Utah ... also intercepted passes against Northwestern State and Southeastern Louisiana ... had a season-high eight tackles against Texas Southern ... also made seven stops at Montana in the NCAA FCS playoff game.

2007
Saw action in nine games ... registered 23 total tackles, including 16 unassisted blocks ... opened the season against Cal Poly with a pair of solo and assisted tackles ... followed with 11 combined tackles against Abilene Christian and Baylor ... closed out the season with eight-of-nine unassisted SLC stops, included three against both SFA and Nicholls State.

High School
After playing defensive end as a junior, saw action at both cornerback and safety at John Tyler High School ... recorded 42 tackles, including 25 solo stops during senior season ... also broke up five passes and intercepted two others ... team posted an 8-3 record during his senior season... was named Second-Team All-District ... prep coach was Thomas Brooks ... also ran track at John Tyler ... member of relay teams which qualified for regional championships in the 4 x 200 and 4 x 100.

#25 - Jace Davis
Position: ATH
Year: Fr.
Hometown: Lone Tree, Colo.
High School: Denver East
Height: 6-3
Weight: 185

High School: Earned three letters in football, four in basketball and one in track & field in high school, competing at both Denver East and Highlands Ranch... Was a first-team all-conference selection and named to the All-State team in basketball as a junior.



Personal: Born to Marcus Davis and Debbie Phelps and is the only boy with two sisters... Older sister Jade plays basketball at Wisconsin... Plans on majoring in engineering at Northern Colorado.

Montana #25




Brandon Fisher - LB
Senior
5'10", 205 lbs.
Franklin, TN
Christ Presbyterian Academy

** Son of Jeff Fisher **


'08 Stats:

68 Tackles (5.5 TFL)
1 Sack
2 INTs
1 FR
3 Pass Def.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Montana #25




Brandon Fisher - LB
Senior
5'10", 205 lbs.
Franklin, TN
Christ Presbyterian Academy

** Son of Jeff Fisher **


'08 Stats:

68 Tackles (5.5 TFL)
1 Sack
2 INTs
1 FR
3 Pass Def.

Jeff Fisher has a son on the Montana football team?

CatMom wrote:Jeff Fisher has a son on the Montana football team?

Aye, he do, an Captain Fisher be a'board fer as many battles dat he kin sail ta. A fine papa an wun dat be proud of 'is ilk.

Cap'n I was just thinking about the playoffs last year, you see? They mentioned that fact more than anything else during the game

CatMom wrote:Cap'n I was just thinking about the playoffs last year, you see? They mentioned that fact more than anything else during the game

ARRGG! Ye humer twas horked wit me. Master Fisher twas tha subject ov many a stories.

NAU:

Name: Matt Estrada
Number: 25
Position: S
Ht.: 5-10 Wt.: 185
Experience: So.-TR
Hometown: La Habra, Calif.
Previous School: (La Habra/Idaho/Fullerton JC)


Academic Notes: Plans to study kinesiology/community health…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Fullerton Junior College…Played 2007 season for Gene Murphy…Named All-Mission second team…Recorded 65 tackles with three interceptions with two kickoff returns for touchdowns…Redshirted 2006 season at Idaho under Dennis Erickson…High School: A 2006 graduate of La Habra High School…Freeway League most valuable player…Division 9 Defensive Player of the Year…Chosen for all-state second team…Recorded 119 tackles with four interceptions and four punt blocks…Played in the North-South Orange County All-Star game, earning North MVP honors…Also lettered in baseball, hitting .412 with a 35-game hit streak…Also considered Cal Poly, Montana State and Boise State.

UMass # 25 - Alphonsus Aguh

Class: RS Junior
Hometown: Amherst, Mass.
High School: Amherst Regional

Height / Weight: 5-9 / 195
Position: TB

On Aguh: A local product who adds depth at tailback ... Served as a scout team player in his first three years of college after a standout career at Amherst Regional ... Being of Nigerian decent, is a young man with a dream to play professional football.

As a redshirt sophomore in 2008: Made college debut against Bryant (10/25), carrying twice for six yards.

As a redshirt freshman in 2007: Did not see any game action in working with scout team.

As a freshman in 2006: Redshirt season.

Before UMass: Decorated tailback at Amherst Regional High School where he played for Ken Jacque ... Second-Team honoree by Springfield Republican ... Honored as First-Team All-Western Massachusetts, Daily Hampshire Gazette First-Team and All-League as a junior and senior ... Gained more than 1,000 yards in both junior and senior seasons ... Gained 1,122 yards and 17 rushing touchdowns as a junior ... Had 1,049 yards as a senior with 13 scores ... Played tailback, strong safety, cornerback and outside linebacker during his football career ... Also started on the basketball team for three years and earned All-Western Mass honors ... Honor Roll student.

Personal: Alphonsus Chibuikem Aguh Jr. (middle name means God is my Power in Nigerian) ... Born Dec. 10, 1987 in Austin, Texas... Moved to New England because of the strong school systems ... Son of Mary and Alphonsus Aguh Sr. ... Brother of Kingsley and Stanley ... Majoring in Kinesiology with a Pre-Medical track.