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2025 Utah Tech roster

109 players: 29 freshmen, 26 sophomores, 34 juniors, 17 seniors, 3 with no class listed. From 15 states; the most from California (33) and Utah (31). The 2025 season.

Quarterbacks 4

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
13Bronson Barben QBSo.6′5″220St. George, UT1,682 passing yards, 6 TD
5Reggie Graff QBJr.6′1″200St. George, UT522 passing yards, 3 TD
12Skyler Cassel QBSo.6′0″185Yakima, WA0 passing yards
10Deacon Hill QB6′4″245Santa Barbara, CA

Running backs 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
0Asa Chatman RBSo.5′11″195Lake Elsinore, CA536 rushing yards, 5 TD
3Chris Street RBSr.5′9″210Eastvale, CA213 rushing yards, 1 TD
6Bretton Stone RBSr.5′11″195St. George, UT189 rushing yards, 1 TD
22Kona Crowell RBJr.6′0″210Papakolea, HI12 rushing yards, 1 TD
30Maxwell Turner RBFr.5′9″190San Diego, CA15 rushing yards
9Damon Taylor RBFr.6′0″205Kimberly, ID
20Daron Tyson RBFr.6′0″180San Bernardino, CA

Receivers 16

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
19Daniel Thomason WRSr.6′3″210Sandy, UT22 catches, 319 yards, 4 TD
21Josh Rillos WRSo.6′0″185Golden, CO22 catches, 255 yards, 1 TD
4Shamar Garrett WRSr.5′9″175Livermore, CA19 catches, 147 yards
7Ja’kheo Mitchell WRJr.6′1″185Del City, OK7 returns, 58 yards
9Tru Tanner WRJr.6′0″177Gilbert, AZ8 catches, 132 yards, 1 TD
1DaJon Harrison WR6′0″183Pflugerville, TX7 catches, 87 yards
11Dominic Oliver WRFr.6′2″170North Las Vegas, NV5 catches, 50 yards
7Taliq Brown WRSr.5′10″175Indio, CA4 catches, 36 yards
2Chernet Estes WRJr.6′0″194Austin, TX
8Prince Zombo WRSo.6′0″190Philadelphia, PA
13Aaron Holloway WRSr.5′11″180Las Vegas, NV
14Will Greene WRFr.6′2″195Folsom, CA
16Adonis Vaughn WRFr.5′10″165Las Vegas, NV
16Davyn Sedwick WRFr.6′3″170Georgetown, TX
82Ben Pupplo WRJr.6′2″187Yakima, WA
87Kade Martin WRSo.6′2″190Meridian, ID

Tight ends 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
80Eric Olsen TEJr.6′5″240St. George, UT51 catches, 566 yards, 2 TD
86Kaden Eggett TESo.6′3″230Kaysville, UT24 catches, 266 yards
6Isaiah Akinsanya TEFr.6′3″225Las Vegas, NV
11Brayden Hampsten TEFr.6′6″245Santa Clarita, CA
24Justin Buhler TEJr.6′0″235Frisco, TX
82Mason Jensen TEFr.6′3″215Kimberly, ID
89Brody Monson TESo.6′4″240Orem, UT

Offensive line 18

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
50Cade Draper OLFr.6′2″290Roy, UT
54Jacob Zarate OLSo.6′6″305St. George, UT
55Adrian Lopez OLJr.6′2″290Stockton, CA
58Nico Rivera OLSo.6′2″285Long Beach, CA
59Justice Ena OLSo.6′4″310Smithfield, UT
60Matthew Snarr OLFr.6′5″315Draper, UT
64Zach Brown OLJr.6′3″290Lithia, FL
65Logan Hicks OLJr.6′6″300San Diego, CA
67Nolan Reynolds OLSr.6′5″295Riverside, CA
69Chase Richards OLSr.6′2″300Templeton, CA
71Pesi Fonua OLFr.6′3″303Herriman, UT
73Devin Teahon OLSr.6′4″270San Tan Valley, AZ
74Bryce Crowley OLSr.6′2″305Cedar City, UT
75Greg Fotinopoulos OLJr.6′5″290Wheaton, IL
76Trey Price OLSo.6′4″300Tooele, UT
77Gino Veon OLFr.6′4″300Simi Valley, CA
78Rambo Mageo OLJr.6′5″290Laie, HI
79Dallin Johnson OLTransfer from BYUFr.6′3″295Springville, UT

Defensive line 15

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
3Fasito-Otai Sagapolu DLJr.6′2″305St. George, UT
5Uilisoni Angilau DLJr.6′3″250South Jordan, UT
33Dallin Havea DLTransfer from BYU6′1″247Orem, UT
48Noa Yamauchi DLFr.6′0″275Las Vegas, NV
59Nui Tovey DEFr.6′3″250Lake Oswego, OR
88Cody Carlson DLSr.6′2″282Lake Oswego, OR
90Brandon Jackson DLSo.6′2″290Dallas, TX
91Laytan Tanuvasa DLSr.6′1″312Portland, OR
92Damien Burgueno DLSo.6′2″285Chino Hills, CA
94Tyson Simmons DLSo.6′3″265Chandler, AZ
95Micah Vuki DLSr.6′3″265Layton, UT
95Zayden Cook DLSo.6′3″290Goshen, UT
96Mubarak Odubiyi DLJr.6′1″245Covina, CA
98Jackson Stein DLJr.6′1″285Valencia, CA
99Isai Perez Jr. DLJr.6′3″285Pacoima, CA

Linebackers 15

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
6Adrian Dahlene LBFr.6′2″215Gilbert, AZ1 INT
97Nash Cooper LBFr.6′3″235San Diego, CA1 return, 5 yards
8R.J. Jones LBTransfer from UCLAJr.6′0″210Pasadena, CA1 catch, 5 yards
1Daylen Love LBFr.6′3″220San Jacinto, CA
7Helaman Ofengahue LBTransfer from UtahJr.6′3″225Lehi, UT
8Logan Pili LBTransfer from Utah StateJr.6′0″235Provo, UT
11Will Alovao LBJr.6′3″230Kapolei, HI
13Jace Sweeten LBSo.6′2″205St. George, UT
14Steve Manuma LBFr.6′3″215Las Vegas, NV
25Moon Ashby LBSr.6′4″210San Jose, CA
28Moe Passi LBSo.6′2″230Honolulu, HI
33Jackson Griffiths LBFr.6′3″245Washington, UT
39Roy Ma’afala Jr. LBFr.6′2″235Honolulu, HI
40Motulalo Tafisi LBJr.5′11″215West Jordan, UT
43Fagali’i Leatutufu LBJr.6′2″230Wahiawa, HI

Defensive backs 19

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
9Devyn Perkins DBSr.5′10″195Las Vegas, NV2 INT
0Jeremiah Jimoh DBSo.6′2″190Salt Lake City, UT1 INT
1Justin Houston DBTransfer from Fresno StateSr.6′3″191Gardena, CA1 INT
2Brevin Czosnyka DBJr.6′3″195Glendale, AZ1 INT
4Denon Fagan DBJr.6′0″183San Diego, CA
6Michael Falatea DBFr.6′0″190Herriman, UT
10Cade Smith DBSr.6′3″195Salinas, CA
12Devin Costello DBSo.5′10″180Kingston, NY
13River Moore DBSo.5′11″185Saratoga Springs, UT
17Quincy Lejay DBJr.6′0″195Eastvale, CA
18Aiden Aguayo DBSo.6′1″175Mission Viejo, CA
21Amari Sanders DBFr.6′0″160San Diego, CA
21Ayden Quintanilla DBJr.6′2″190Beaverton, OR
22Brady Sorenson DBSo.6′2″190Boulder City, NV
24Braden Cervello DBSo.5′10″170Palm Desert, CA
30Darryl Coleman DBFr.5′11″175Yuma, AZ
31DeJuan Robinson DBFr.6′0″170North Las Vegas, NV
44Kyle Parker DBFr.5′11″165Los Angeles, CA
45Ryan Tuaolo DBJr.6′2″210Bellflower, CA

Specialists 8

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
17Ilya Uvaydov PKJr.5′8″175Gilbert, AZ15 of 19 field goals
15Ryan Marks PTransfer from Utah StateJr.6′0″235Farmington, UT58 punts, 45.7 average
32Fisher Brown PKSo.5′11″197Heber City, UT
36Dax Iverson PKFr.5′11″190Farr West, UT
41Peter Oney LSJr.6′0″205Simi Valley, CA
47Trey Kalauli LSJr.6′3″210Lake Havasu City, AZ
61Connor Mickelson LSJr.5′8″175Grace, ID
88Cyrus Aguinaga PKSo.6′0″195Gilbert, AZ
Isaiah Akinsanya, Devyn Perkins, Dominic Oliver, Aaron Holloway, Steve Manuma, Adonis Vaughn, DeJuan Robinson, Noa YamauchiFasito-Otai Sagapolu, Reggie Graff, Bretton Stone, Bronson Barben, Jace Sweeten, Jacob Zarate, Eric OlsenDenon Fagan, Amari Sanders, Maxwell Turner, Logan Hicks, Nash CooperUilisoni Angilau, Daniel Thomason, Motulalo Tafisi, Matthew SnarrAdrian Dahlene, Tru Tanner, Ilya Uvaydov, Cyrus AguinagaLogan Pili, Dallin Havea, Dallin Johnson, Brody MonsonChris Street, Quincy Lejay, Nolan ReynoldsNui Tovey, Cody Carlson, Laytan TanuvasaMichael Falatea, Pesi FonuaHelaman Ofengahue, River MooreDamon Taylor, Mason JensenBrayden Hampsten, Isai Perez Jr.Skyler Cassel, Ben PupploDaron Tyson, Jackson SteinMoe Passi, Roy Ma’afala Jr.Peter Oney, Gino VeonRyan Tuaolo, Nico RiveraKaden Eggett, Micah VukiAsa ChatmanJeremiah JimohDaJon HarrisonDaylen LoveJustin HoustonBrevin CzosnykaChernet EstesShamar GarrettJa’kheo MitchellTaliq BrownPrince ZomboR.J. JonesCade SmithDeacon HillWill AlovaoDevin CostelloWill GreeneRyan MarksDavyn SedwickAiden AguayoAyden QuintanillaJosh RillosBraden CervelloJustin BuhlerMoon AshbyDarryl ColemanFisher BrownJackson GriffithsFagali’i LeatutufuKyle ParkerTrey KalauliCade DraperAdrian LopezJustice EnaZach BrownChase RichardsDevin TeahonBryce CrowleyGreg FotinopoulosTrey PriceRambo MageoKade MartinBrandon JacksonDamien BurguenoTyson SimmonsMubarak OdubiyiCA 33UT 31AZ 9NV 9HI 6
Hometowns of the 2025 Utah Tech 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. California 33
  2. Utah 31
  3. Arizona 9
  4. Nevada 9
  5. Hawaii 6
  6. Texas 5
  7. Idaho 4
  8. Oregon 4

Top counties

  1. Clark County, Nevada pop. 2.3 million 9
  2. Los Angeles County, California pop. 9.8 million 8
  3. Washington County, Utah pop. 196,000 8
  4. Riverside County, California pop. 2.5 million 7
  5. Salt Lake County, Utah pop. 1.2 million 7

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’ 2025 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.