Gary Bautista......Trooper to the end....

The bible compares life with a vapor....How true it is when we see people we know or have met die.......Gary was an extraordinary entertainer and he was so friendly the time we as a group flew up to Las Vegas for a few days......Gary was a singer's singer, a real pro.....Gary you will be missed!!!!!
Posted on: Tuesday, January 31, 2006
1951-2006: Entertainer Gary Bautista, 54

By Wayne Harada
Advertiser Entertainment Writer

Singer Gary Bautista, a master impressionist with the Society of Seven group who once was hailed as "the man with a thousand voices," died yesterday in Los Angeles, following a heart attack and stroke Saturday while doing a private show. He was 54.

"He went down surrounded by the people who love him and doing what he loved — performing," said Tony Ruivivar, leader and founder of the SOS group.

The death stunned Hawai'i's entertainment community.

"What a shock," said Don Ho, who is recovering from heart-related problems himself. "The guy was so talented. The man is the group, are you serious? Just awesome. Irreplaceable — that's the word. I tried to steal him a long time ago, in my mind; of course I wouldn't do it. But he could sing."

"Of all the entertainers I've met, he was one of the gentlest, sweetest and most talented," singer Jimmy Borges said. "Of all the lead singers in the group, I thought Gary was the best because he was so eclectic. He could do everything and had a magnificent quality. I will miss him very much. To me he was the gentle soul of the SOS."

Bautista joined the original Society of Seven in 1984. Over the years, he developed a collection of impersonations that became his trademark when the group performed at the Outrigger Waikiki's Main Showroom. His impressions included Willie Nelson and Luciano Pavarotti, Johnny Mathis and Louis Armstrong, Carol Channing and Julie Andrews — even such offbeat characters as Popeye and the Cookie Monster. He often donned wigs and costumes to enact outrageous personalities such as Carmen Miranda and Cher, and was noted for the SOS' "Twelve Days of Christmas" seasonal parody, during which he enacted a "voice" for each of the verses.

One of his iconic impersonations, of Elvis Presley, wound up on CBS' "Magnum P.I." in 1985.

Bautista had a history of heart-related problems, according to Frances Kirk, director of Outrigger Entertainment, and had been taking heart medication.

Bautista lapsed into a coma and was taken off life support yesterday. Upon his death, his organs were harvested and his liver donated to a 24-year-old recipient.

His former wife, Julia, and their children, Jewel and Santino, flew from Honolulu to Los Angeles to join the vigil with the SOS members.

In a press release, Ruivivar said Bautista was a trouper till the end.

"He collapsed at the end of our show, and was still singing on the ground; we had to take the microphone away from him," Ruivivar said.

After his collapse, Bautista was taken to St. Jude Medical Center, where he lapsed into a coma.

Bautista was born in the Philippines and earned his American citizenship while living in Honolulu. He is survived by his wife, Reeza, of Las Vegas; a daughter, Erica, and a son, Garyl, in the Philippines; a daughter, Jewel Bautista, and a stepson, Santino, of Honolulu.

Services are pending in Las Vegas, where the SOS relocated.

The Society of Seven group will be in Honolulu for a golf tournament April 3 to raise funds for Jewel Bautista, 9. Entry forms may be requested by faxing 922-6955. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to Friends of Jewel Bautista, c/o Outrigger Entertainment, 150 Ka'iulani Ave., Honolulu, HI 96815.

Reach Wayne Harada at wharada@honoluluadvertiser.com.

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The Front Page of Midweek!!!!! Cool!!!!

In just about a week it'll be happening!!!! Wow!!! To Robin Kimura the organizer of the 70s Nightclub Reunion.......Cool!!!!!

Link
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Ten, Nine, Eight, Seven......

Six, Five, Four, Three, Two, One.....and so it goes.....spoke to my good friend
Van de Guzman the founder of Phase VII and we both couldn't believe how quickly the time has flown by.....Ten days and counting......Van flies in on the red eye from Las Vegas Monday morning......He was going to stay over our house but family and friends have been calling him off the hook asking him to stay with them during the week leading up to the 70s Nightclub Reunion Part II......Phase VII will be minus one, with a lineup of six......Phase VII will be original members Van de Guzman and Hemingway Jasmine joined by Mike de Guzman currently with the SOS LV, and Owen Kajiwara, Dwayne Higa and Brad Choi from our band Greenwood......Van is hard at work memorizing that Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' monster 70s hit "Love Machine"......oh yeah!!! You remember that part don't you???

The Greenwood horns practiced last night.....Last night our trumpet player Miles Ichida's friend Steve joined us.....for this Reunion Part II Greenwood will feature three trumpets, two saxes and a trombone......wow, we're back up to our original number......Ten!!!! It sounded great, Steve is a strong player......Last year's song lineup has been revamped this year to include the hit from that one hit wonder group the "Ides of March", "Vehicle", perhaps one of the greatest hits by the "Tower of Power", "You're Still a Young Man", and perhaps one of the greatest hits by the "Doobie Brothers", "Long Train Running".......interesting note on the horn parts on the "Long Train Running", the parts are modified notes to the TOP song "Soul Vaccination".....cool.........

Look for a front page article about the Nightclub Reunion Part II in Midweek the weekend edition.......Finally, ticket sales are going well, as of about a week ago about thirty tables (three hundred people) have already been sold.....got a funny feeling that this year's event with the strong lineup is going to crack the one thousand mark!!!!! Hoooo hoooo!!!!! Cool!!!!!!!!! Ten days and counting fast......

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Twenty eight days and counting.......The 70's Nightclub Reunion II

There are twenty eight days in the month of February except during a leap year and it's twenty eight days and counting to the sequel to the 70's Nightclub Reunion. Put in another way it's exactly four weeks from today. Sheesh!!!!! We must be having tons and tons of fun cause the time is sure flying by. Here's an email from Greenwood's leader and coordinator of this event Robin Kimura with the latest on what's happening. Great job Robin!!!! It's gonna be a real Cool Tropical night in paradise four weeks from today!!!!


Hi All!



Happy New Year!



Just wanted to quickly update everyone on what's been going on. We've been
busy preparing the media events to promote the reunion and so far, things
are starting to shape up!

* Today I called Tiny Tadani and he put me on the air to promote the
reunion. We also agreed that on Jan. 31st Tuesday, we would go into his
studio for a simulcast with his radio station and OC16. If a representative
from each band can be present at 7:30 am, we'll have a great time with Tiny
in his studio to promote the event. By that date, most of the musicians
that are coming in form the mainland should be here. I will give you
details as to the studio location as it gets closer.
* I will be having lunch with John Berger next week Friday to discuss
a possible article in the Star-Bulletin, so hopefully that will pan out like
it did on the first go around.
* There are a few more media events that we are planning, so I will be
in touch with all the bands in the weeks to come. If any of the bands are
interested in appearing on the Perry & Price Show on Saturday Jan. 28 at the
John Dominis Restaurant, please let me know. However, I will need an answer
by Wednesday (Jan. 11) of next week to see if a slot is still open.
* Lastly, tickets have been printed and are ready for sale. We have
already sold several tables of 10 so tickets sales look to be going smoothly
at this early stage. Again to remind everyone, this year the Ilikai will
reserve tables on a first come, first serve basis if a table of 10 is
purchased. It has to be under one person's name. If they cannot pick up
the tickets, they will have them waiting at the door, the night of the
event.
* The order of appearance for the night looks like this. Either
Greenwood or New Experience will perform first and second. This will all
depend of the Krush (NE) landing a later gig for the evening. Aura will be
third, Power Point fourth and Phase VII in the "clean-up" spot.



If anyone ahs any questions, please feel free to call me on my cell at
226-9341. The excitement is building we're looking to have another great
event. Take care and I will stay in touch!



Aloha,



Rob



Robin S. Kimura

C/O GREENWOOD

94-207 Awalua Place

Waipahu, HI 96797

Cell: 226-9341

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Tower of Power!!!!! Hoooo Hooooo!!!!! Cool!!!!

The Tower of Power.....Now this is one group that has withstood the test of time.....When people talk about funk or horns or a combination of such, the Tower of Power or TOP as they are better known as in some circles, is the name people always think of first.....I remember first hearing this group in my early high school days....Wow, that's over thirty years ago......If I remember correctly their first LP was "East Bay Grease".....Man was that LP different but soooooo good.....Hawaii has been privileged to be frequented by TOP over the past thirty some years and their debut in concert at the Blaisdell Arena as the opening act for Doobie Brothers was so indicative of this band......Dynamite and totally mind blowing....Well, TOP is in concert again at the Blaisdell Arena this Sunday....Man, it's gonna be a blast seeing this all time favorite band!!!!! Now that is cool for sure on a cool tropical Sunday night.....Be there!!!

By Jacquelyn Carberry
jcarberry@starbulletin.com
WHILE MOST people spent New Year's Eve with family and friends, Tower of Power's Emilio Castillo spent most of his weekend driving along California's Highway 20, headed toward Bakersfield.

TOWER OF POWER
Three-concert tour around the islands:

KAUAI
When: 7:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall
Tickets: $45
Call: 877-750-4400

OAHU
When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday
Where: Blaisdell Arena
Tickets: $55 for table seating; $45 reserved floors and riser seats
Call: 877-750-4400

AND MAUI
When: 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9
Where: Castle Theatre, Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Tickets: $25, $35 and $45
Call: 808-242-7469.

Traveling to and from shows is pretty much how Castillo spends all his time, regardless of what the calendar says -- not that he's the type to complain about the hectic pace of touring. After 30-some-odd years in the music business, TOP's co-founder comments frankly about still going strong despite past personal problems, still playing saxophone and singing vocals with many of the other original members in the widely respected soul 'n' funk band.

"What's unique about us is the way we approach it -- the horns don't step on the vocals or the rhythm," he said.

But, as he noted via cell phone call, "We've had ton of members. It's kind of like a college: People come in and leave, get better, and go on to become even better musicians."

A few members in the 10-piece unit now live in Sacramento, while others are in San Francisco and other metro California spots. Castillo himself lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., leaving Los Angeles behind after one of the worst earthquakes in U.S. history struck the region in January 1999.

While TOP was once synonymous with Oakland, "not many of us are there anymore," said Castillo.

Castillo calls himself a God-centered person, a person who's happily married to his second wife, with five children between this and his first marriage. He said he is a much different person from the young man who got into soul music a little more than 37 years ago in Fremont.

Think of the rock 'n' roll cliché: drugs and alcohol, if not for the sex and rock 'n' roll scandals. "I'm not one of those people interested in cheating on their wife. There's nothing about that lifestyle that appeals to me. ... (But) there was a lot of years I was a drug addict, an alcoholic. (It got to a point) I couldn't get drunk, get high anymore. I was spending all my money; health was going down the tubes. I went to a treatment facility and got into a 12-step program."

(The current TOP line-up includes: Mike Bogart, Adolfo Acosta, Jeff Tamelier, Emilio Castillo, Roger Smith, Rocco Prestia, Stephen "Doc" Kupka, Tom Politzer, Larry Braggs and David Garibaldi)

ALTHOUGH HE SAID it was a gradual process of recognizing he wanted a sober lifestyle, he can vividly remember the day he got clean: Feb. 20, 1988.
"(The drug and alcohol abuse was) during my first marriage. My second wife and kids have never seen it." By talking about his prior substance abuse and his current spirituality, Castillo said he wants "to serve God, and be a service to people."

As for TOP's music, "we don't do anything real quick. We've gradually gotten better. And with (original member) 'Doc' Kupka and I getting sober and clean, we're a better band because of it. We probably wouldn't be together if I wasn't sober and clean. I wouldn't be in this band anymore. I probably wouldn't be alive anymore."

(Also take into account former member Victor Conte who, as founder and president of BALCO, was sentenced to eight months in October for his role as the man behind a scheme to provide professional athletes with undetectable performance-enhancing drugs.)

Tower of Power has scored several successful recording contracts over its long career because they were the rare band whose music wasn't outwardly affected by personal problems.

"Smaller labels are no better, no worse. But with smaller labels, there's more attention. ... Everyone wanted to be on the big labels back in the 1990s, but by 2000, (you realized) Sony was taking all the money. We don't see a lot of mechanical royalties, but songwriting and production, yes."

As for the integrity of TOP's music (which has earned accolades from Ray Charles and other greats), "We make music real selfishly. We make it to please us," said Castillo. "We write slow, we'll go to record it, and realize we have a year's worth of bookings to do."

NEXT UP FOR TOP are three new projects, one of which may be picked up by Starbucks, and all of which are due out by the end of 2006: an album of new material, a DVD of live concert footage and interviews in Germany; and an album of old soul covers "we used to play when we were kids. It's the first time we ever recorded other people's music."

Castillo is still amazed by the legions who have tuned in to the Tower.

"We got the best fans, die-hards. We've played Vegas, Sweden, Italy ... and people get so excited. ... But it never fails. I'll be on an airplane and it will come up that I'm a musician. I'll be asked, 'Did you ever play in town?' and I'll say I have a band that's called TOP, and I'll get that look (of recognition) from the one on the right, but the one on the left will say 'Who?'"

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Another Review of Aaron Aranita's Newest CD.....

from the internet jazz website AllAboutJazz.Com.....hooo hooo!!!!! Cool!!!!


Aaron Aranita
Don't Stop The Feeling
[Sugartown Records]
Review by LB
Date: Oct, 2005 [14 Tracks 74:52 Total-Spin-Time]


This cd is for those who are looking for a taste of retro with a hint of Brazilian influenced jazz. “Don’t Stop the Feeling” is a collection of sorts. It spans the years of 1987-2005 and includes several tracks from Aranita’s “Eastbound” album. All 14 tracks are original music by Aranita. Since I had never heard of him, this project was a great introduction for me into his music genius.

Aaron Aranita is a superb alto and soprano sax player who even dabbles a little with flutes, keyboards, programming and clarinets. The music covers a wide range of moods due to it spanning three decades. Listeners are given the opportunity to sample different styles of arrangements, which include fusion, contemporary and smooth style of jazz. Even though it took over 17 years to get this project put together, everyone’s playing on the music sounds fresh and dynamic. There are many talented guest musicians with notable mention going out to Valery Ponomarev on trumpet and Peter Horvath on keyboards.

There is a lot of music to digest here, which is always good. “Don’t Stop the Feeling” is Aaron’s attempt to spread love, harmony, and peace through his music and this listener feels he has accomplished that mission.

Visit, Aaron Aranita web space: Aaron's Jazz

Listen & Purchase - CDBaby.com

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Hawaii, No Ka Oi!!!!

Never thought this possible, but it's official. The number one quarterback in college football in the year 2005 was Colt Brennan from the University of Hawaii. I thougt for sure that with one bowl game left that Cody Hodges of Texas Tech would overtake Colt. Stranger things though have happened and Cody had a horrible game against Alabama. Now here's where you really start wondering. First of all this was Colt's first year in June Jone's run and shoot offense and he basically came in during fall camp. The first few games there was a rotation of quarterbacks going on. Three out of the four wide receivers were new. Barring any unforeseen injury or perhaps early entry into the NFL draft, things look good for the University of Hawaii for the next two years. Cool, that's cool!!!!!
NCAA Division I-A Passing Leaders
Individual Stats
Passing Yards Passing Efficiency
Rushing Yards Receptions
Receiving Yards Interceptions
Scoring Kicking
Teams Stats
Passing Yards Rushing Yards
1st Downs Per Game Penalties
3rd Down Conversions 4th Down Conversions
Scoring Yards Per Game
Year: 2002200320042005
Passing Statistics
NAME CMP ATT YDS CMP% YDS/A TD INT SACKS RAT
1. Colt Brennan, Hawaii 350 515 4301 68.0 8.4 35 13 34 155.49
2. Cody Hodges, Texas Tech 353 531 4238 66.5 8.0 31 12 34 148.26
3. Brady Quinn, N Dame 292 450 3919 64.9 8.7 32 7 20 158.40
4. John Beck, BYU 331 513 3709 64.5 7.2 27 13 25 137.55
5. Brett Basanez, N'western 314 497 3622 63.2 7.3 21 8 10 135.12
6. Jordan Palmer, UTEP 258 434 3503 59.4 8.1 29 19 27 140.54
7. Luke Getsy, Akron 278 525 3455 53.0 6.6 23 12 20 118.12
8. Matt Leinart, USC 254 391 3450 65.0 8.8 27 7 14 158.29
9. Paul Pinegar, Fresno St 265 416 3335 63.7 8.0 30 15 14 147.63
10. Kevin Kolb, Houston 253 419 3248 60.4 7.8 19 15 29 133.30
11. Drew Olson, UCLA 242 378 3198 64.0 8.5 34 6 25 161.59
12. Justin Holland, Colo St 235 369 3185 63.7 8.6 23 15 23 148.63
13. Darrell Hackney, UAB 242 386 3180 62.7 8.2 22 12 15 144.48
14. Josh Betts, Miami (OH) 248 434 3178 57.1 7.3 27 13 15 133.20
15. Drew Stanton, Mich St 236 355 3077 66.5 8.7 22 12 23 152.98
16. Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt 273 462 3073 59.1 6.7 21 9 23 126.07
17. Drew Weatherford,Florida St 252 426 2962 59.2 7.0 17 17 20 122.75
18. Jeff Rowe, Nevada 241 389 2925 62.0 7.5 21 10 30 137.79
Steven Moffett, C Florida 223 375 2925 59.5 7.8 22 9 36 139.55
20. John Stocco, Wisconsin 197 328 2920 60.1 8.9 21 9 37 150.48
21. Brian Johnson, Utah 210 330 2892 63.6 8.8 18 7 25 151.01
22. Alex Brink, Wash St 205 358 2891 57.3 8.1 24 13 18 139.95
23. Brian Brohm, Louisville 207 301 2883 68.8 9.6 19 5 17 166.73
24. Bret Meyer, Iowa St 227 368 2876 61.7 7.8 19 10 39 138.94
25. Dustin Almond, So Miss 216 394 2860 54.8 7.3 23 12 17 128.97
26. Paul Smith, Tulsa 227 364 2835 62.4 7.8 20 6 26 142.62
27. Drew Tate, Iowa 219 352 2828 62.2 8.0 22 7 16 146.35
28. James Pinkney, E Carolina 222 366 2773 60.7 7.6 14 8 21 132.55
29. Vince Young, Texas 182 285 2769 63.9 9.7 26 10 13 168.56
30. Kent Smith, C Michigan 253 418 2762 60.5 6.6 16 6 22 125.79
31. Steven Wichman, Idaho 226 401 2746 56.4 6.8 15 18 32 117.25
32. Matt Moore, Oregon St 211 355 2711 59.4 7.6 11 19 27 123.11
33. Joel Klatt, Colorado 241 399 2696 60.4 6.8 14 8 15 124.73
34. Kevin O'Connell, SDSU 233 375 2663 62.1 7.1 19 12 25 132.10
35. Zac Taylor, Nebraska 237 430 2653 55.1 6.2 19 12 38 115.94
36. Chris Leak, Florida 235 374 2639 62.8 7.1 20 6 32 136.54
37. Corey Bramlet, Wyoming 214 359 2610 59.6 7.3 16 18 25 125.36
38. Omar Jacobs, BGU 195 321 2591 60.7 8.1 26 7 11 150.92
39. D.J. Shockley, Georgia 173 310 2588 55.8 8.3 24 5 17 148.25
40. Jared Zabransky, Boise St 202 342 2562 59.1 7.5 18 16 18 130.00
41. Sam Hollenbach, Maryland 192 315 2539 61.0 8.1 13 15 28 132.75
42. Bryan Cupito, Minnesota 176 297 2530 59.3 8.5 19 9 3 145.87
43. Chad Henne, Michigan 223 382 2526 58.4 6.6 23 8 21 129.61
44. Brodie Croyle, Alabama 202 339 2499 59.6 7.4 14 4 36 132.78
45. Marques Hagans, Virginia 213 343 2492 62.1 7.3 14 12 32 129.60
46. Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson 227 338 2474 67.2 7.3 11 10 20 133.47
47. Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo 207 332 2469 62.3 7.4 29 12 9 146.42
48. Josh Padrick, Fla Int'l 221 366 2461 60.4 6.7 13 11 15 122.58
49. JaMarcus Russell, LSU 188 311 2443 60.5 7.9 15 9 21 136.56
50. Kellen Clemens, Oregon 185 289 2406 64.0 8.3 19 4 8 152.87
51. Kyle Wright, Miami 180 307 2403 58.6 7.8 18 10 34 137.21
52. Marcus Vick, Va Tech 177 289 2393 61.2 8.3 17 10 32 143.29
53. Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh 193 341 2392 56.6 7.0 17 9 30 126.70
54. Blake Mitchell, S Carolina 186 315 2370 59.0 7.5 17 12 25 132.44
55. Matt Baker, UNC 180 346 2345 52.0 6.8 9 11 33 111.18
56. Brandon Cox, Auburn 177 306 2324 57.8 7.6 15 8 20 132.59
57. Blake Powers, Indiana 212 376 2305 56.4 6.1 22 16 27 118.67
58. Brad Smith, Missouri 237 399 2304 59.4 5.8 13 9 12 114.14
59. Troy Smith, Ohio St 149 237 2282 62.9 9.6 16 4 14 162.66
60. Rudy Carpenter, Arizona St 156 228 2273 68.4 10.0 17 2 21 175.01
61. Steven Jyles, La Monroe 209 379 2235 55.1 5.9 12 10 7 109.85
62. Matt Kubik, La Tech 171 312 2202 54.8 7.1 18 7 22 128.65
63. Matt Bohnet, E Michigan 220 351 2187 62.7 6.2 14 5 13 125.33
64. Sam Keller, Arizona St 155 264 2165 58.7 8.2 20 9 15 145.78
Reggie Ball, Ga Tech 182 380 2165 47.9 5.7 11 12 8 98.99
66. Isaiah Stanback, Washington 143 264 2136 54.2 8.1 9 6 23 128.84
67. Ryan Hart, Rutgers 155 255 2135 60.8 8.4 18 8 13 148.14
68. Michael Robinson,Penn State 141 272 2097 51.8 7.7 16 9 9 129.40
69. Clint Marks, M Tenn St 197 298 2083 66.1 7.0 8 7 33 128.98
70. Michael Machen, Kent St 200 365 2078 54.8 5.7 11 18 24 102.70
71. Nick Noce, Arkansas St 156 282 2052 55.3 7.3 12 10 28 123.40
72. Rhett Bomar, Oklahoma 167 308 2018 54.2 6.6 10 10 19 113.48
73. Phil Horvath, N Illinois 168 238 1995 70.6 8.4 18 8 15 159.23
74. Joey Lynch, Ball St 197 313 1981 62.9 6.3 18 7 39 130.61
75. Tim Brasic, Illinois 206 337 1979 61.1 5.9 11 11 32 114.70
76. Shawn Bell, Baylor 190 320 1964 59.4 6.1 11 6 17 118.53
77. Reggie McNeal, Texas A&M 141 265 1963 53.2 7.4 16 9 12 128.57
78. Trent Edwards, Stanford 168 268 1934 62.7 7.2 17 7 30 139.01
79. Lester Ricard, Tulane 166 323 1932 51.4 6.0 16 12 20 110.55
80. Royal Gill, New Mexico St 195 328 1930 59.5 5.9 11 9 25 114.46
81. Zac Dahman, Army 168 299 1864 56.2 6.2 11 13 20 112.00
82. Adam Tafralis, San Jose St 142 286 1810 49.7 6.3 11 10 10 108.51
83. Jeff Ballard, TCU 139 232 1801 59.9 7.8 13 7 17 137.58
84. Dustin Grutza, Cincy 168 300 1799 56.0 6.0 11 11 40 111.14
85. Jerad Romo, SMU 154 281 1768 54.8 6.3 9 7 26 113.24
86. Brandon Kirsch, Purdue 152 257 1727 59.1 6.7 7 8 3 118.35
87. Joseph Ayoob, California 125 254 1707 49.2 6.7 15 14 20 114.13
88. Micheal Spurlock, Ole Miss 142 267 1703 53.2 6.4 7 9 14 108.67
89. Kole McKamey, New Mexico 144 231 1682 62.3 7.3 13 9 10 134.28
90. Andre' Woodson, Kentucky 146 253 1644 57.7 6.5 6 6 30 115.37
91. Leon Jackson III, Utah St 132 229 1547 57.6 6.8 8 6 22 120.67
92. Danny Embick, FAU 120 225 1531 53.3 6.8 11 10 27 117.73
93. Matt Ryan, BC 121 195 1514 62.1 7.8 8 5 5 135.68
94. Perry Patterson Jr,Syracuse 130 273 1504 47.6 5.5 6 11 32 93.09
95. Pat Julmiste, S Florida 124 252 1489 49.2 5.9 6 11 20 97.97
96. Drew Willy, Buffalo 149 245 1481 60.8 6.0 6 12 32 109.88
97. Mike McGann, Temple 122 250 1469 48.8 5.9 3 13 19 91.72
98. Rick Clausen, Tennessee 120 209 1441 57.4 6.9 6 6 10 119.07
99. Shaun Carney, Air Force 95 148 1393 64.2 9.4 7 7 13 149.40
100. Allan Evridge, Kansas St 102 213 1365 47.9 6.4 6 7 16 104.44
101. Quinton Porter, BC 136 214 1357 63.6 6.3 9 7 7 124.15
102. Richard Kovalcheck,Arizona 125 220 1351 56.8 6.1 10 11 12 113.40
103. Jarrod Jackson, UNLV 124 228 1321 54.4 5.8 6 12 23 101.21
104. Tim Hiller, W Michigan 97 149 1307 65.1 8.8 20 3 12 179.06
105. Lamar Owens, Navy 63 122 1299 51.6 10.6 6 8 12 144.20
106. Jay Davis, NC State 108 180 1267 60.0 7.0 6 8 11 121.24
107. Jason Swanson, Kansas 105 190 1223 55.3 6.4 7 10 9 110.97
108. Joey Vincent,New Mexico St 112 211 1207 53.1 5.7 6 12 20 99.14
109. Austen Everson, Ohio 105 220 1151 47.7 5.2 4 11 15 87.68
110. Jimmy Skinner, Marshall 114 184 1135 62.0 6.2 6 8 8 115.83
111. Bernard Morris, Marshall 114 216 1121 52.8 5.2 6 6 13 99.98
112. Willie Tuitama, Arizona 82 142 1105 57.7 7.8 9 5 7 136.99
113. Al Pena, Oklahoma St 89 179 1102 49.7 6.2 8 13 10 101.65
114. Marcus Stone, NC State 75 154 1015 48.7 6.6 8 6 17 113.42
115. Carl Meadows, Troy 80 169 974 47.3 5.8 6 10 23 95.63
116. Brian Luke, Kansas 87 171 967 50.9 5.7 6 8 11 100.60
Shane Steichen, UNLV 88 159 967 55.3 6.1 8 5 13 116.75

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