2014 Air Force roster

98 players. From 25 states; the most from Texas (25) and Georgia (15). The 2014 season.

Quarterbacks 4

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
2Kale Pearson QB5′9″Tulsa, OK1,590 passing yards, 14 TD
6Nate Romine QB5′11″190Upland, CA94 rushing yards, 1 TD
16Karson Roberts QB6′0″Houston, TX0 rushing yards
8Pate Davis QB6′0″185Aledo, TX

Running backs 12

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
28Jacobi Owens RB6′0″Las Vegas, NV1,054 rushing yards, 5 TD
43Shayne Davern RB6′0″Carlsbad, CA513 rushing yards, 8 TD
24Jon Lee RB5′10″Bethlehem, GA22 returns, 510 yards
3D.J. Johnson RB5′10″Roopville, GA330 rushing yards, 8 TD
5Devin Rushing RB5′10″DeSoto, TX354 rushing yards, 3 TD
32Broam Hart RB6′0″Alvarado, TX117 rushing yards, 1 TD
Paco Solano RBHouston, TX58 rushing yards, 1 TD
45Scott Hester RB6′0″Birmingham, AL27 rushing yards
22Paco Solano RB5′11″Houston, TX20 rushing yards, 1 TD
33Aaron Clinton-Earl RB5′10″Milwaukee, WI15 rushing yards
Matt Galland RBBroadview Heights, OH4 rushing yards
9Malik Miller RB5′10″200Griffin, GA

Receivers 10

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
9Jalen Robinette WR6′4″Bexley, OH43 catches, 806 yards, 4 TD
7Garrett Brown WR5′9″Marietta, GA36 catches, 535 yards, 6 TD
15Alex Ludowig WR5′11″Katy, TX5 catches, 64 yards, 1 TD
11Myles Barnes WR6′5″Minneapolis, MN2 catches, 16 yards
10Cody Apfel WR6′2″Highland Village, TX1 catch, 9 yards
14Colton Huntsman WR5′10″Cypress, TX1 catch, 17 yards
23Matt Galland WR5′10″Broadview Heights, OH1 catch, 5 yards
12Tyler Williams WR5′10″185Oro Valley, AZ
26Tucker Hancock WR5′6″160Leander, TX
84Nelson Onwuzu WR5′11″175Tyler, TX

Tight ends 7

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
80Garrett Griffin TE6′4″Louisburg, KS16 catches, 307 yards, 4 TD
46Nate Dreslinski TE6′4″Clinton, MI1 return, 12 yards
85Marcus Hendricks TE6′6″Folsom, CA1 catch, 18 yards
81Lesley Dalger TE6′4″235Sunrise, FL
82Josh Self TE6′3″225Coppell, TX
82Keith Link TE6′3″230Highlands Ranch, CO
83Riley Huff TE6′3″230Edmond, OK

Offensive line 14

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
52Patrick Halloran OL6′4″255Fairfax, VA
56Colin Sandor OL6′2″Carmel, IN
58Andrew Ruechel OL6′1″260Atlanta, GA
60Jimmy Manuel OL6′3″285Eden Prairie, MN
61Jackson Wilson OL6′3″280Rochester, MN
63David Jones OL6′0″250Hoover, AL
64Patrick Noyes OL6′0″270Raymore, MO
65Michael Husar Jr. OL6′0″270Mt. Carmel, IN
67Dylan Vail OL6′2″Friendswood, TX
70Arinze Uzo-Okereke OL6′5″280Ladera Ranch, CA
72Matt Rochell OL2-star recruit6′3″270McDonough, GA
73Allen Caunitz OL6′4″270Colleyville, TX
74Sevrin Remmo OL6′3″255Boulder, CO
75Luke Brantley OL6′4″250Menlo, GA

Defensive line 12

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
53David Harris DL6′0″Cedar Hill, TX
54Dylan Bungum DL6′5″Sargeant, MN
54Lochlin Deeks DL6′4″Salem, OR
57Ryan Darby DL6′3″250Missouri City, TX
79Robert Green DL6′2″245Mansfield, TX
87Alex Hansen DL6′3″260Oak Forest, IL
91Troy Timmerman DL2-star recruit6′2″260Florence, KY
93Samuel Byers DL6′5″Kingston, WA
95Riley Cannon DL6′4″Johnstown, OH
97Nick Fitzgerald DL6′4″265Flower Mound, TX
98Dillon Beschel DL6′5″260Spokane, WA
99Jalen Lacy DL6′4″Midland, GA

Linebackers 12

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
51Jordan Pierce LB6′1″Athens, GA2 INT
48Jacob Onyechi LB6′1″Sugar Land, TX1 return, 15 yards
5Dexter Walker LB6′0″Lawrenceville, GA2 rushing yards
6Connor Healy LB6′0″225Castle Rock, CO
34Haji Dunn Jr. LB6′3″240San Bernardino, CA
36Spencer Proctor LB6′2″227Clarksville, TN
39Donnie Wharton LB6′0″215Brawley, CA
40Ryan Watson LB6′3″Conyers, GA
41Patrick Healy LB6′1″Castle Rock, CO
42Kristov George LB6′1″Melissa, TX
47Claude Alexander III LB6′1″220Woodstock, GA
49Joey Nichol LB6′1″230Austin, TX

Defensive backs 11

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
8Weston Steelhammer DB6′2″Shreveport, LA6 INT
21Christian Spears DB5′9″Grand Prairie, TX1 INT
2Jordan Mays DB6′1″195Apex, NC
4Kalon Baker DB6′0″Atlanta, GA
13Justin DeCoud DB5′10″180Fontana, CA
14Hayes Linn DB6′0″Cartersville, GA
15Eric Wermuth DB5′10″180Colorado Springs, CO
17Jamal Byrd DB5′11″Tacoma, WA
18Brodie Hicks DB6′2″Colorado Springs, CO
19Brayden Hill DB5′10″Honolulu, HI
25Roland Ladipo DB5′10″Pickerington, OH

Athletes and others 16

No.PlayerHtWtHometown2014
30Will Conant 6′2″Edmond, OK19 of 21 field goals
20Gavin McHenry Parker, CO1 INT
94Drew Oehrle 6′0″Indianapolis, IN0 of 1 field goal
27Bryan Driskell 3-star recruitMcKinney, TX1 return, 22 yards
3Thaddeu Baxley
3Wil Backenstoe
12Zach Chubb
38Kell Cleveland
44Grant Ross 6′1″225Houston, TX
57Michael Sutton
66Harrison Elliott 6′3″240Roswell, GA
69Daniel Darling
89Grayso Zuberer
90Reed Allen
92Brett Dunn 5′10″Sugar Land, TX
97Noah Crabbe 5′9″185
Karson Roberts, Paco Solano, Grant Ross, Paco SolanoDevin Rushing, Christian Spears, David HarrisKalon Baker, Andrew RuechelConnor Healy, Patrick HealyJalen Robinette, Roland LadipoEric Wermuth, Brodie HicksMatt Galland, Matt GallandWill Conant, Riley HuffJacob Onyechi, Brett DunnJordan MaysKale PearsonD.J. JohnsonDexter WalkerNate RomineGarrett BrownPate DavisWeston SteelhammerMalik MillerCody ApfelMyles BarnesTyler WilliamsJustin DeCoudColton HuntsmanHayes LinnAlex LudowigJamal ByrdBrayden HillJon LeeTucker HancockBryan DriskellJacobi OwensBroam HartAaron Clinton-EarlHaji Dunn Jr.Spencer ProctorDonnie WhartonRyan WatsonKristov GeorgeShayne DavernScott HesterNate DreslinskiClaude Alexander IIIJoey NicholJordan PiercePatrick HalloranDylan BungumLochlin DeeksColin SandorRyan DarbyJimmy ManuelJackson WilsonDavid JonesPatrick NoyesMichael Husar Jr.Harrison ElliottDylan VailArinze Uzo-OkerekeMatt RochellAllen CaunitzSevrin RemmoLuke BrantleyRobert GreenGarrett GriffinLesley DalgerJosh SelfKeith LinkNelson OnwuzuMarcus HendricksAlex HansenTroy TimmermanSamuel ByersDrew OehrleRiley CannonNick FitzgeraldDillon BeschelJalen LacyTX 25GA 15CA 7CO 7OH 5
Hometowns of the 2014 Air Force roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. Texas 25
  2. Georgia 15
  3. Colorado 7
  4. California 7
  5. Ohio 5
  6. Minnesota 4
  7. Oklahoma 3
  8. Washington 3

Top counties

  1. Harris County, Texas pop. 4.8 million 6
  2. Dallas County, Texas pop. 2.6 million 4
  3. Douglas County, Colorado pop. 377,000 4
  4. San Bernardino County, California pop. 2.2 million 3
  5. Fulton County, Georgia pop. 1.1 million 3

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2014 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.