• Started at right tackle for 11 of Oregon's 12 regular season games
• Credited with 35 pancake blocks in 2009
  
• Did not start at UCLA due to injury but still played 50 snaps
  
• Did not participate in contact drills during the spring

PERSONAL — Born Clarence Eugene Kaiser on Nov. 2, 1987 in Grand Forks, British Columbia. Parents: Michael and Teresa Kaiser. Family: One brother, two sisters. High School (Coach): Central Valley (Rick Giampetrie), 2006. Major: Sociology. Redshirt: 2006.

2009 — Oregon's starting right tackle in 11 of 12 games in his junior season ... Did not start at UCLA due to injury but still played 50 snaps ... Played 70 or more snaps in six games this season, including four of the last five ... Credited with 35 pancake blocks in 2009.

2008 — Battled through a late-season injury to play in all 13 games, starting 10 at right tackle … Played the third-most snaps of any offensive lineman, helping key Oregon’s team-record rushing attack (2nd nationally) … On the field for all but one offensive snap in record win at Oregon State … Eclipsed 16-year-old record, posting offensive line’s top power clean lift (374 lbs.) of all time during winter testing.
 
2007 — Lettered after appearing in seven games as a reserve behind a veteran offensive line … Also lined up as a tight end in Oregon’s jumbo package … Participated in double-digit plays four times, including 30 snaps vs. Washington State.

2006 — Redshirt season … Rewarded as scout team’s offensive player of the week prior to games against Stanford, California, Arizona and Oregon State.

HIGH SCHOOL — The PrepStar all-region choice and honorable mention all-state standout was ranked among the top 25 prep prospects in Washington by Rivals.com … Anchored the Bears’ offensive line his senior year and paved the way for a pair of running backs that accumulated over 1,800 yards in a run-oriented offensive attack … Received much of the credit for program’s 237.5-yard rushing average, earning first-team all-Greater Spokane League honors on offense in 2005 after earning the kudos on defense his junior year … Was chosen to take part in the state’s East-West all-star game in Everett, Wash … A dual-sport athlete, advanced to the state’s regional level in the discus and shot put … Also served as senior class president.