BOBCATS BY THE NUMBERS: 68 Days Until Bobcat Football Returns!
6/23/2018 12:06:00 PM | Football
Conrad Burbank quietly cemented some very good Bobcat offensive lines
June 23: Bobcats by the Numbers takes a look at current and past Bobcats that correspond to the number of days remaining before Montana State opens the 2018 football season against Western Illinois in Bobcat Stadium's annual Gold Rush game on August 30.
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Jarod Asche, OT: If you need proof that the Bobcat football program has enjoyed players from Glendive, take a look at #97 (Nick Morasko), #72 (Mike Person), #71 (Jerry Jimison) or #21 (number retired for The Iron Tumbleweed Don Hass). Whether Jarod Asche, who at 6-8 is the is the tallest current Bobcat, lives up to those lofty standards remain to be seen. He enters his third season at MSU, and is a reserve offensive tackle.
Spotlight – Conrad Burbank: Rob Ash was a college quarterback who wrote a book on offensive football and loved the passing game. But he knew that establishing a championship program started up front. One of the players that helped Ash turn the Bobcats into a championship program was offensive lineman Conrad Burbank, a four-year starter (when healthy) who earned First Team All-Big Sky and Third Team All-America honors as a senior. He played among some great Bobcats, and helped the team to back-to-back Big Sky titles in 2010-11.
Chronology: Rex Workman (1956), Joel Dominick (1967), Curt Brandon (1971-72), Ken Verlanic (1973-76), David Schranck (1977), Rich Beal (1978), Bob Fisher (1979-80), Mark Fellows (1981-84), Frank Cassidy (1985-86), Robyn Yovetich (1987), Derek Swanson (1988-89), Dino Sparaco (1990), Aaron Binns (1991-92), Eric Matthews (1993), Keith Erickson (1994), Josh Hausmann (1995-99), Ryan Wecker (2000), Josh Cavan (2001-02), Bryan Beniger (2004-05), Levi Stubbs (2006), Conrad Burbank (2007-11), Dillon Fraley (2012-14), Garrett Gregg (2015), Jarod Asche (2016-)
#68
Jarod Asche, OT: If you need proof that the Bobcat football program has enjoyed players from Glendive, take a look at #97 (Nick Morasko), #72 (Mike Person), #71 (Jerry Jimison) or #21 (number retired for The Iron Tumbleweed Don Hass). Whether Jarod Asche, who at 6-8 is the is the tallest current Bobcat, lives up to those lofty standards remain to be seen. He enters his third season at MSU, and is a reserve offensive tackle.
Spotlight – Conrad Burbank: Rob Ash was a college quarterback who wrote a book on offensive football and loved the passing game. But he knew that establishing a championship program started up front. One of the players that helped Ash turn the Bobcats into a championship program was offensive lineman Conrad Burbank, a four-year starter (when healthy) who earned First Team All-Big Sky and Third Team All-America honors as a senior. He played among some great Bobcats, and helped the team to back-to-back Big Sky titles in 2010-11.
Chronology: Rex Workman (1956), Joel Dominick (1967), Curt Brandon (1971-72), Ken Verlanic (1973-76), David Schranck (1977), Rich Beal (1978), Bob Fisher (1979-80), Mark Fellows (1981-84), Frank Cassidy (1985-86), Robyn Yovetich (1987), Derek Swanson (1988-89), Dino Sparaco (1990), Aaron Binns (1991-92), Eric Matthews (1993), Keith Erickson (1994), Josh Hausmann (1995-99), Ryan Wecker (2000), Josh Cavan (2001-02), Bryan Beniger (2004-05), Levi Stubbs (2006), Conrad Burbank (2007-11), Dillon Fraley (2012-14), Garrett Gregg (2015), Jarod Asche (2016-)
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