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#63 Jon Teague

Position:	Offensive Guard
Height:	6'2"
Weight:	290
Year:	Senior
City/State:	Portland, Ore.
High School:	David Douglas HS
Experience:	1 Letter

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PERSONAL � Born Boyd Jon Cooper Teague Jr., on May 16, 1986 in Portland, Ore. Parents: Jon and Colleen Teague. Family: Two brothers. High School (Coach): David Douglas (Dan Wood) 2004. Major: Business Administration. Redshirt: 2004.

2008 � Completed his career as a four-year letterwinner ... First team Pac-10 academic all-conference ... Appeared in seven games, blocking for Oregon’s school-record rushing offense ... Played 20 or more snaps five times, including a season-high 37 at Washington State.

2007 � Continued progress as an important reserve on the offensive line, appearing in a career-high nine games. On the field for a season-high 40 plays at Michigan. Saw 30 snaps vs. Washington State and 23 vs. Fresno State.

2006 � Made appearances in seven games, logging more snaps (202) than any other reserve along the offensive line. Earned a pair of starting nods at left guard vs. Washington State and Portland State in the place of injured starter Josh Tschirgi. Named to Pac-10’s first-team academic all-conference contingent.

2005 � Worked his way into the lineup on four occasions, including 12 snaps at Stanford. and 10 vs. Montana.

2004 � Recognized for aiding preparations as scout team’s offensive player of the week leading up to the Arizona State game.

HIGH SCHOOL � The two-time first-team Mt. Hood Conference on both offense and defense was named the league’s defensive player of the year his senior season. Also accorded second-team all-state honors (The Oregonian) on defense and third-team all-state status on offense for teams that claimed the conference championship in 2001 and �03. The school’s salutatorian and conference’s football scholar/athlete lineman award recipient also finished second in the conference’s wrestling championships (heavyweight) to help pace team to the 2004 league crown.

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