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THE SERIES
The defending UFL champion Locos lead the all-time
THIS WEEK’S UFL GAMES
series 1-0. Las Vegas defeated Omaha 22-10 on Oct. 8 in Las
Vegas, giving the Nighthawks their first and only loss of the
Thursday, Oct. 28 season.
Las Vegas at Omaha (HDNet)
Saturday, Oct. 30
7:00 p.m.
THE COACHES
Hartford at Sacramento (Versus)
All times are Central
10:00 p.m.
Jeff Jagodzinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater, ’85) leads the
Nighthawks after guiding Boston College to a 20-8 record and
two ACC Championship Game appearances in 2007-08.
has coached in the collegiate and professional
Jagodzinski
ranks for 26 years.
LAST WEEK’S UFL RESULTS
year as head coach of the Locos. The former NFL Coach of
Jim Fassel (Long Beach State, ’72) returns for his second
the Year has led the Locos to a 9-3 all-time record in the
Thursday, Oct. 21
Sacramento 21, Florida 17
UFL’s brief history. Fassel was the NFL Coach of the Year in
1997 with the New York Giants, and he also led the Giants to
Saturday, Oct. 23
Las Vegas 24, Hartford 21 OT the Super Bowl in 2000.
for the first time this season, totaling 101 yards on 29 attempts. Ahman Green led the way with a season-high
76 yards on 16 carries. Maurice Clarett added 10 yards to the cause.
BALLHAWKS
After recording just one interception in their first three games of the season, the Nighthawks’ defense piled it on
against Hartford with three interceptions. Clinton Hart and Calvin Lowry had interception returns of 23 and 19
set up the Nighthawks’ game-winning touchdown.
yards, respectively. But none was bigger than Alex Lewis’s 39-yard interception return in the fourth quarter that
HAPPY TRAILS
For the third time in four games, the Nighthawks entered the locker room at halftime trailing. Hartford held a 14-
7 lead at the break, but the Nighthawks rallied in the second half with 12 unanswered points. In its three wins
this season, Omaha has outscored its opponents 37-16 in the second half.
SOLVING MCCOWN
The Nighthawks apparently learned a thing or two from watching film of Hartford quarterback Josh McCown.
touchdowns and no interceptions. Facing McCown for the second time this season, the Nighthawks had him
McCown gave the Nighthawks’ defense fits in the season opener, going 22-for-25 for 264 yards, two
figured out. Omaha forced McCown into 13-of-26 passing for 142 yards, two touchdowns and three
interceptions. The Nighthawks also sacked McCown once.
Las Vegas will be without quarterback Tim Rattay, who led the Locos to a 3-1 record before rupturing his right
NEW LOOK LOCOS
Achilles tendon. Rattay, who will miss the rest of the season, will be replaced by Drew Willy, who went 18-of-29
for 191 yards and one touchdown in leading Las Vegas
start.
to a 24-21 overtime win against Hartford in his first
KEY MATCHUP NO. 1: Omaha quarterback Jeff Garcia vs. Las Vegas cornerback Isaiah Trufant
Trufant had those two interceptions in the first meeting, and has a league-high four so far this season. Garcia
has thrown just four interceptions in four games so far this season - just slightly more than the number of
fourth-quarter game-winning touchdown passes he’s tossed in 2010 (three).
KEY MATCHUP NO. 2: Las Vegas running back DeDe Dorsey vs. Omaha linebacker Patrick Thomas
In the Week 6 overtime victory at home vs. Hartford, Dorsey nearly broke his own UFL single-game rushing
record, gaining 132 yards and adding a touchdown on just 20 carries. Thomas has 21 total tackles in the last
two games from his linebacker position.
2010 OMAHA NIGHTHAWKS FOOTBALL
LAS VEGAS at OMAHA | ROSENBLATT STADIUM | OCT. 28 | 7:00 P.M. (CDT) HDNet
DEFENSE
LE 95 Dewayne White 90 Kevin Basped
77 Wendell Bryant
DT 94 Dusty Dvoracek 97 Demetrin Veal
DT 92 Willie Williams
RE 44 Jay Moore 93 Renaldo Wynn
SLB 52 Alex Lewis 50 Joey LaRocque 55 Gary Stills
MLB 54 Patrick Thomas 56 Morlon Greenwood 53 Nick Greisen
WLB 59 Cato June
LCB 24 Eric Green 38 DeMarcus Faggins
FS 26 Aaron Rouse 37 Calvin Lowry
SS 42 Clinton Hart 20 Stuart Schweigert 32 Jermaine Phillips
RCB 23 Ricardo Colclough 35 Corey Ivy
SPECIALISTS
P 16 Justin Brantly
K
LS
6 Jeff Wolfert
47 Matt Overton
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Kevin BASPED BASS-ped Nick GREISEN GRYE-sin
Maurice CLARETT
Ricardo COLCLOUGH
cluh-RETT
COKE-lee
Matt GUTIERREZ
Mike HASS
goo-TARE-ez
(like pass)
JUNIUS COSTON
Dusty DVORACEK
JUNE-e-us COST-in
Dih-VOR-a-check Joey LAROCQUE
Jeb PUTZIER
luh-ROCK
PUTT-zeer
DeMarcus FAGGINS FAYE-gins Stuart SCHWEIGERT SHWY-gert
AHMAN Green
MORLON Greenwood
AW-MAWN
MORE-lin
DEMETRIN Veal
SHAUD Williams
deh-ME-trin
shawd
COACHING STAFF Notable Information
Head Coach – Jeff Jagodzinski
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers – Rick Lantz
Head Coach at Boston College (2007-08)
Interim Head Coach at Navy (2000); 38 years in coaching
Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers – Kirk Doll Special Teams coordinator at Notre Dame, LSU and Texas A&M
Quarterbacks – Ron Hudson
Wide Receivers – Roger Hughes
Offensive Coordinator at Kansas State (1995-2002)
Head Coach at Princeton (2000-09)
Offensive Line – Keith Uecker Played eight seasons in NFL with Denver and Green Bay (1982-1991)
Offensive Line/Quality Control – Michael Ketchum
Tight Ends – Vince Marrow
Graduate Assistant at Iowa (2003-2005)
Played TE for four years in NFL with Bills, Chiefs and Panthers
Defensive Backs – Joe Tresey
Running Backs – Wardell Smith
Defensive Line – Carl Hairston
Defensive Coordinator at Cincinnati and South Florida (2007-09)
Three-year NCAA All-American RB at East Carolina (1991-95)
Played DE for 14 years in NFL with Eagles, Browns and Cardinals
Defensive Backs/Quality Control – Patrick Madden
Strength and Conditioning – Andy Williams Secondary and Special Teams Coach at Columbia (2005)
Strength and Conditioning Coach at Northern Arizona in 2009
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): 39.0-yard average on 2 punts…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): 39.8-yard average on 6
punts…Week 4 (at Las Vegas): 46.8-yard average on 5 punts…Week 5 (at Hartford): 41.4-yard average on 5 punts
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#19 WR ANDREW BREWER 6-3 218 Northwestern Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: Participated in New England Patriots’ mini-camp in 2010
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): 1 tackle…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): 1 reception, 10 yards…Week 4 (at Las
Vegas): DNP…Week 5 (at Hartford): 1 reception, 10 yards
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#77 DT WENDELL BRYANT 6-5 312 Wisconsin Acq: 2010 Expansion Draft – LV 2 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: Played for the Las Vegas Locomotives in 2009 and recorded 13 tackles and 1 sack during the regular season
before being placed on Injured Reserve
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): 1 tackle…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): DNP…Week 4 (at Las Vegas): 3 tackles, 1
tackle for loss…Week 5 (at Hartford): 2 tackles, 1 tackle for loss
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#13 RB MAURICE CLARETT 5-11 220 Ohio State Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: Spent 2005 training camp with the Denver Broncos
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): 1 kickoff return for 13 yards…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): 5 rushes, 12 yards; 1
reception, 6 yards…Week 4 (at Las Vegas): 4 rushes, 7 yards; 3 receptions, 17 yards…Week 5 (at Hartford): 6 rushes, 10
yards
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#82 WR MICHAEL CLAYTON 6-4 215 LSU Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: Drafted in the first round by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the 2004 NFL Draft…played seven seasons with
the Bucs (2004-10)…recorded 221 catches for 2,936 yards and 10 touchdowns…led all rookies and his team in 2004 with
80 receptions, 1,193 yards and 7 touchdowns
2010 SEASON: Week 5 (at Hartford): Signed after game
#23 CB RICARDO COLCOUGH 5-11 195
Tusculum Acq: 2010 Free Agent
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1 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: Was with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2009…won Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005…recorded
70 career tackles, 2.5 sacks, 7 pass defenses, 1 interception and 2 forced fumbles
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): 6 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 1 pass breakup, 30.3-yard average on 3 kick
returns…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): 3 tackles, 3 pass breakups, 26 yards on 1 kick return…Week 4 (at Las Vegas):
DNP…Week 5 (at Hartford): 3 tackles
PREVIOUSLY: Has played in 26 games (10 starts) over five NFL seasons, most recently with the Detroit Lions in 2008
2010 SEASON: Week 2 (vs. Hartford): Started at guard…Week 3 (vs. Sacramento): Started at guard…Week 4 (at Las
Vegas): Started at guard…Week 5 (at Hartford): Started at guard
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#93 DE RENALDO WYNN 6-3 280 Notre Dame Acq: 2010 Free Agent 1 UFL Season
PREVIOUSLY: A first-round NFL Draft pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1997, spent 13 years in the NFL with five different
teams, most recently the Washington Redskins in 2010…was named to the All-Rookie team in 1997…recorded 230 career
tackles, 27 sacks and 4 forced fumbles
2010 SEASON: Week 5 (at Hartford): Signed after game