Top 100+ EA SPORTS College Football 27 Players from the West

Overall Rating	Player	Team	Position	Conference
95	Dante Moore	Oregon	QB	Big Ten
94	Matayo Uiagalelei	Oregon	Edge	Big Ten
93	A'Mauri Washington	Oregon	DT	Big Ten
93	Iapani Laloulu	Oregon	C	Big Ten
93	Koi Perich	Oregon	S	Big Ten
92	Jayden Maiava	USC	QB	Big Ten
92	LJ Martin	BYU	RB	Big 12
92	Teitum Tuioti	Oregon	Edge	Big Ten
91	Brandon Finney Jr.	Oregon	CB	Big Ten
91	Bruce Mitchell	BYU	C	Big 12
91	Danny Scudero	Colorado	WR	Big 12
91	Jontez Williams	USC	CB	Big Ten
90	Bear Alexander	Oregon	DT	Big Ten
90	Evan Johnson	BYU	CB	Big 12
90	Faletau Satuala	BYU	S	Big 12
90	Ian Strong	Cal	WR	ACC
90	Jamari Johnson	Oregon	TE	Big Ten
90	Noah Fifita	Arizona	QB	Big 12
90	Wayne Knight	UCLA	RB	Big Ten
89	Devon Dampier	Utah	QB	Big 12
89	Dorian Thomas	Cal	TE	ACC
89	Jai'Den Thomas	UNLV	RB	Mountain West
89	Jaxton Eck	New Mexico	LB	Mountain West
89	Jayden Virgin-Morgan	Boise State	Edge	Pac-12
89	Simeon Harris	Fresno State	CB	Pac-12
88	C.J. Fite	ASU	DT	Big 12
88	Dakorien Moore	Oregon	WR	Big Ten
88	Demond Williams Jr.	Washington	QB	Big Ten
88	Dylan Riley	Boise State	RB	Pac-12
88	Gideon Lampron	Colorado	LB	Big 12
88	Iverson Hooks	Oregon	WR	Big Ten
88	Jay'Vion Cole	Arizona	CB	Big 12
88	Matt Rose	Stanford	LB	ACC
88	Owen Long	ASU	LB	Big 12
88	Owen Allen	Air Force	RB	Mountain West
88	Tao Johnson	UCLA	S	Big Ten
88	Waymond Jordan	USC	RB	Big Ten
87	Ashton Stamps	ASU	CB	Big 12
87	Boo Carter	Colorado	CB	Big 12
87	Chase Hendricks	Cal	WR	ACC
87	Dezmen Roebuck	Washington	WR	Big Ten
87	Dylan Labarbera	Nevada	Edge	Mountain West
87	Elijah Paige	USC	OL	Big Ten
87	Evan Stewart	Oregon	WR	Big Ten
87	Isaiah Glasker	BYU	LB	Big 12
87	Jacob Manu	Washington	LB	Big Ten
87	Jide Abasiri	USC	DT	Big Ten
87	Jordon Davison	Oregon	RB	Big TEn
87	Keanu Tanuvasa	BYU	DT	Big 12
87	King Miller	USC	RB	Big Ten
87	Lucky Sutton	SDSU	RB	Pac-12
87	Maddux Madsen	Boise State	QB	Pac-12
87	Nico Iamaleava	UCLA	QB	Big Ten
87	Omarion Miller	ASU	WR	Big 12
87	Reed Harris	ASU	WR	Big 12
87	Taye Brown	Arizona	LB	Big 12
87	Tyson Ruffins	Cal	OL	ACC
86	Cade Uluave	BYU	LB	Big 12
86	DeAndre Moore Jr.	Colorado	WR	Big 12
86	Jeremiah McClellan	Oregon	WR	Big Ten
86	Roger Carreon	Boise State	OL	Pac-12
86	Terrell Anderson	USC	WR	Big Ten
86	Tony Freeman	WSU	WR	Pac-12
86	Wayshawn Parker	Utah	RB	Big 12
85	Adrian Wilson	ASU	S	Big 12
85	Aiden Sullivan	Oregon State	LB	Pac-12
85	Braden Pegan	Utah	WR	Big 12
85	Brandon Nicholson	Stanford	CB	ACC
85	Dave Iuli	Oregon	OL	Big Ten
85	Dierre Hill Jr.	Oregon	RB	Big Ten
85	Drew Azzopardi	Washington	OL	Big Ten
85	Elijah Palmer	Hawai'i	CB	Mountain West
85	Elinneus Davis	Washington	DT	Big Ten
85	Jackson Bennee	Utah	S	Big 12
85	Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele	Cal	QB	ACC
85	Jordan Napier	SDSU	WR	Pac-12
85	Pofele Ashlock	Hawai'i	WR	Mountain West
85	Sire Gaines	Boise State	RB	Pac-12
85	Tano Letuli	SDSU	LB	Pac-12
85	Tre Smith	Arizona	Edge	Big 12
84	Alex McLaughlin	Washington	S	Big Ten
84	Andrew Gentry	BYU	OL	Big 12
84	Bear Bachmeier	BYU	QB	Big 12
84	Bernock Iya	New Mexico State	S	CUSA
84	Blake Fletcher	Air Force	LB	Mountain West
84	Brevin Hamblin	Utah State	S	Pac-12
84	Bryson Donelson	Fresno State	RB	Pac-12
84	Daniel Harris	Cal	CB	ACC
84	Decker DeGraaf	Washington	TE	Big Ten
84	Desman Stephens II	USC	LB	Big Ten
84	DJ Barksdale	UCLA	CB	Big Ten
84	Ify Obidegwu	Oregon	CB	Big Ten
84	JeRico Washington Jr.	Boise State	CB	Pac-12
84	Jerry Mixon	Oregon	LB	Big Ten
84	Joseph Williams	Colorado	WR	Big 12
84	Kalan Ellis	SDSU	OL	Pac-12
84	Oumar Diomande	CSU	LB	Pac-12
84	Randon Fontenette	Colorado	S	Big 12
84	Rayshon Luke	Fresno State	RB	Pac-12
84	Sahir West	UCLA	Edge	Big Ten
84	Therrian Alexander III	BYU	CB	Big 12
84	Tristan Bounds	Arizona	OL	Big 12
84	Zach Cochnauer	Nevada	OL	Mountain West

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Hawai’i Football Wins vs. the Top Programs in the West

Opponent	Games	W	L	T	Win %	First Game	Most Recent
Air Force	24	9	14	1	39.6	10/08/1966	09/27/2025
Arizona	7	1	6	0	14.3	12/21/1951	08/30/2025
ASU	7	2	5	0	28.6	09/18/1954	12/24/2006
Boise State	19	3	16	0	15.8	09/21/1996	10/12/2024
BYU	32	9	23	0	28.1	12/10/1930	12/24/2019
Cal	6	3	3	0	50.0	01/01/1935	12/24/2025
Colorado	5	3	2	0	60.0	01/01/1925	09/03/2015
Colorado State	29	13	16	0	44.8	12/12/1925	10/18/2025
Fresno State	57	25	31	1	44.7	11/18/1938	09/20/2025
Nevada	29	14	15	0	48.3	12/25/1920	10/26/2024
UNLV	35	19	16	0	54.3	10/25/1969	11/21/2025
New Mexico	28	17	11	0	60.7	11/20/1964	11/30/2024
New Mexico State	12	11	1	0	91.7	11/11/1978	09/23/2023
Oregon	8	3	5	0	37.5	12/26/1921	09/16/2023
Oregon State	12	4	8	0	33.3	01/01/1924	09/11/2021`
San Diego State	40	12	26	2	32.5	11/15/1939	11/08/2025
San Jose State	47	22	24	1	47.9	12/11/1936	11/01/2025
Stanford	5	1	4	0	20.0	12/23/1946	08/23/2025
UCLA	5	0	5	0	00.0	11/15/1935	08/31/2024
USC	9	0	9	0	00.0	11/15/1930	08/29/2013
UTEP	31	18	13	0	58.1	12/04/1948	10/16/2004
Utah	27	12	15	0	44.4	12/18/1926	09/19/1998
Utah State	20	7	13	0	35.0	12/17/1927	10/11/2025
Washington	6	2	4	0	33.3	01/02/1938	09/14/2019
WSU	6	3	3	0	50.0	01/01/1926	10/19/2024
Wyoming	29	12	17	0	41.4	11/18/1978	11/29/2025

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Fresno State Football Wins vs. the Top Programs in the West

Opponent	Games	W	L	T	Win %	First Game	Most Recent
Air Force	11	3	8	0	27.3	10/16/1993	11/09/2024
Arizona	2	2	0	0	100.0	11/21/1981	09/01/1984
ASU	5	2	3	0	40.0	11/07/1931	09/16/2023
Boise State	27	10	17	0	37.0	09/17/1977	11/01/2025
BYU	11	6	5	0	54.5	09/22/1956	11/04/2017
Cal	3	2	1	0	66.7	09/09/1995	09/03/2011
Colorado	6	2	4	0	33.3	09/25/1965	09/15/2012
Colorado State	18	7	11	0	38.9	09/19/1992	10/10/2025
Hawai'i	57	31	25	1	55.3	11/18/1938	09/20/2025
UNLV	27	19	8	0	70.4	11/03/1979	09/28/2024
Nevada	57	34	22	1	60.5	11/10/1923	10/04/2025
New Mexico	22	16	6	0	72.7	11/08/1947	09/21/2024
New Mexico State	21	20	1	0	95.2	09/23/1972	09/14/2024
Oregon	10	2	8	0	20.0	09/05/1981	09/04/2021
Oregon State	15	9	6	0	60.0	09/12/1981	09/06/2025
San Diego State	63	27	32	4	46.0	11/29/1923	10/25/2025
San Jose State	88	46	39	3	54.0	11/19/1921	11/29/2025
Stanford	3	0	3	0	00.0	09/18/1926	10/27/1928
UCLA	11	4	7	0	36.4	10/01/1927	11/30/2024
USC	6	1	5	0	16.7	12/29/1992	09/17/2022
UTEP	13	9	3	1	73.1	12/03/1938	12/18/2021
Utah	11	4	7	0	36.4	09/27/1980	09/19/2015
Utah State	34	19	14	1	57.4	10/18/1952	11/22/2025
Washington	4	1	3	0	25.0	09/29/1979	09/16/2017
WSU	6	2	4	0	33.3	09/05/1987	10/12/2024
Wyoming	16	10	6	0	62.5	10/31/1992	11/15/2025

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1. Spencer Danielson, Boise State

Boise State football has won three straight Mountain West titles under Spencer Danielson’s leadership.

The Broncos also made the 2024 College Football Playoff in his first full year as head coach.

Daniels was named the Mountain West Coach of the Year that season and was a finalist for many national honors.

He’s been successful from the jump, winning 20 out of his first 25 contests.

After starting as a graduate assistant with the Broncos in 2017, he revitalized the program during a transitional state, turning around an Andy Avalos team that had gone 5-5 and winning a conference championship.

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2. Bronco Mendenhall, Utah State

Bronco Mendenhall is one of the more tenured coaches on this list, with over thirty years of coaching experience and 19 as the leader.

He ranks fourth among active FBS coaches with 142 wins, and a career winning percentage of .606. He has led 17 different teams to bowl games, and has won seven of these matchups.

Mendenhall’s NFL connections are another facet of his resume, as 138 of his former players have signed a professional contract.

In his first season with Utah State, he led the Aggies to a 6-7 record and a bid to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.

The Aggies featured one of the best scoring offenses in the Mountain West, tallying 30.9 points per game.

Seven players from his 2025 roster are getting an opportunity in the NFL. The team also posted the highest GPA in program history.

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3. Matt Entz, Fresno State

Matt Entz gets overlooked because he made a name for himself at North Dakota State.

But Entz found instant success with Fresno State when the program felt rocky.

The Bulldogs finished with a 9-4 record last season, which was the second-most wins by a first-year coach in the Valley.

His team also won the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl, marking only the second time a first-year coach has gotten a bowl dub.

Prior to Fresno, he spent one year at USC, where he was the assistant head coach for defense and linebackers coach.

At the FCS level, Entz won two national championships with the Bison and was named the National Coach of the Year in 2019 and 2021, while posting a 60-11 record at NDSU.

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4. Jim Mora, Colorado State

A lot of pundits would probably have Jim Mora in their top three, maybe even Number One.

Mora has the most experience on this list, because of his NFL pedigree, where he was a head coach for two different franchises. He also has vast experience at the collegiate level.

But outside of UConn, he’s never won at a consistently high clip.

He was awesome for the Huskies, however, leading them to a 10-2 record and an appearance in the Fenway Bowl.

He also posted UConn’s first back-to-back nine-win seasons in program history. But his career record of 46-30 at UCLA left a bit to be desired. As does his 3-3 career bowl record.

Nevertheless, his experience alone could prove vital in this conference.

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5. GJ Kinne, Texas State

GJ Kinne might be the most unknown coach in the Pac-12. In fact, it feels like guys who’ve never coached an FBS game get more buzz than Kinne.

The Bobcats have won since becoming the head coach at Texas State. Last season TXST finished 7-6, with a victory in the Armed Forces Bowl.

The two years prior, the Cats posted an 8-5 mark with two dubs in the First Responder Bowl.

The eight wins were a program high for a team that had only had one winning season before his arrival.

His “Take Back Texas” approach features a high-octane offense that has proven successful at multiple stops.

Texas State finished with the 12th-highest scoring offense in the country last year. Before San Marcos, he led FCS Incarnate Word to a 12-2 record and the FCS Semifinals.

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6. Sean Lewis, San Diego State

Sean Lewis is another guy whom most analysts would probably have in their top five. Lewis quickly turned around San Diego State’s program after a rough start.

In Year One, the Aztecs finished 3-9, but the following season, they responded with a nine-win campaign. Lewis is known for his offense, but it was defense that carried SDSU in 2025.

San Diego State’s defense ranked sixth nationally in points allowed per game. If his “Aztec Fast” offense comes to fruition, SDSU could be a tough out.

The “O” showed glimpses, scoring 40-plus points three times, but lacked consistency.

Prior to SDSU, Lewis was the head coach at Kent State, where he brought life to a struggling program.

The Golden Flashes made two bowl appearances during his tenure, including a win in the 2019 Frisco Bowl.

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7. Kirby Moore, Washington State

Kirby Moore is one of two coaches in the Pac-12 who have never been a leader at the FBS level. Moore got this opportunity for two reasons.

The first is due to his work as Offensive Coordinator at Missouri. He helped guide the Tigers to the 44th-ranked scoring offense last season.

But more importantly, for his player development.

Running back Ahmad Hardy shone under his tutelage, leading the country in rushing yards per game.

Moore did the same with former quarterback Brady Cook, who led Mizzou to a 21-5 mark as a starter.

The other reason Moore landed in Pullman is his familiarity with the region.

His Dad is a high school coaching legend in Eastern Washington, and he found success as a standout receiver at Prosser High School, less than 170 miles from WSU’s campus.

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8. JaMarcus Shephard, Oregon State

JaMarcus Shephard is last on this list by default.

While he has noteworthy titles such as the assistant head coach and co-offensive coordinator at Alabama, he’s never actually run his own unit at the collegiate level.

His highest individual title was wide receivers coach at Alabama. Regardless, he still feels like a good fit for Oregon State.

Before Tuscaloosa, he was the pass game coordinator and wide receivers Coach at Washington during the 2023 season.

The Huskies finished 14-1 and made the National Championship, driven by arguably the best passing attack in West Coast history.

This, combined with his exuberant passion, could make the Beavers a competitor in short order.