Matthew Harper CB 6-1 177 Tracy, CA
Posted 95 tackles and seven interceptions (110 yds) a year ago to tie for fourth in the state in interceptions last fall and garner first-team all-NorCal Conference and California Community College Football Coaches Association all-Region I attention. Also gathered one quarterback sack, one fumble recovery and forced three fumbles  in 2005 to help the Rams finish the year with a 10-2 ledger following a 41-38 setback to Grossmont for the California state title. Team finished sixth in the final J.C. Grid-Wire poll. Clocked with a 4.45 time over 40 meters, his speed played a significant role in school finishing third in the state in total defense (235.0 avg.) as a sophomore. Logged 90 tackles, three interceptions and a pair of forced fumbles in 2004 to earn his first all-NorCal Conference certificate. Also claimed first-team all-league honors as a prep senior at Union City’s (CA) James Logan High School, recording 60 tackles and four interceptions. His father, Willie, was an All-American defensive end at Nebraska in the early 1970s when the Huskers won a pair of national titles before encountering an 11-year NFL career.

Fenuki Topou OT 6-6 330 Rocklin, CA
The honorable mention All-American (J.C. Grid-Wire) is ranked 34th in the country among junior college recruits by rivals.com. Helped pave the way for the Wolverines to finish the regular season 12th in the state in total offense (430.7 avg.). The two-time all-Mid Empire Conference pick proved to be a dominant force along the offensive line at tackle at the junior college level yet possesses the athleticism to play either tackle or guard in Oregon’s offense which places a premium on strength up the middle. Developed into a key component for a program which extended its winning streak to 37 games before dropping a late-season contest to Feather River College.