ACC · Through Week 9

California Golden Bears Depth Chart

Offense

Season snap share: share of all the team’s offensive plays this season, with its likely range. Ordered by estimated snaps, latest game counted twice

Defense

Season snap share: share of all the opponents’ plays this season, with its likely range. Ordered by estimated snaps, latest game counted twice

Special Teams

By kicks and punts

Snaps by Game

PlayerPosWk 1
vs UCLA
Wk 2
@ Syracuse
Wk 3
vs Wagner
Wk 4
vs Clemson
Wk 5
@ UNLV
Wk 6
vs Virginia Tech
Wk 7
vs Wake Forest
Wk 8
@ SMU
Wk 9
@ NC State
Total
Team offensive plays866071568469706672634
Opponent offensive plays538659656064626864581
Quarterbacks · estimated snaps
Jaron-Keawe SagapoluteleQB8060534938·216163425
Jackson BrousseauQB6·17·466949··187
Dominic IngrassiaQB···5···3917
Running backs · estimated snaps
Ashten EmoryRB~11~10~17~21~51~58~42~43~20273
Adam MohammedRB~63~51~33~35····~27209
Anthony LeagueRB~10·~17·~14·~27~6~2397
Carson Perry-SmithRB··~12·~11~12·~15·50
Carter VargasRB~19········19
Receivers & tight ends · estimated snaps
Chase HendricksWR~65~47~59~43~60~54~60~54~63505
Mason MiniTE~65~31~28~47~62~42~46~42~36399
Ian StrongWR~68~47~54~47~59~51·~41~24391
Taimane PurcellTE~26~40~20·~40~42~42~35~46291
Tyree SamsWR····~35~39~59~50~38221
Jordan KingWR~28~35~26~30·~21~41··181
Cooper PerryWR~49~10~17~15~30···~8129
Kyion GrayesWR·~19~21·~51~11··~20122
Dorian ThomasTE··~40~19·~16···75
Trevor RogersWR······~23~10~4275
Mark HamperWR··~39·~10····49
QuaRon AdamsWR····~8··~16·24
Cole BosciaWR~13········13
Defensive line · estimated snaps
Derek WilkinsDL~35~36~25~40~36~38~42~45~33330
Jericho JohnsonDL·~54~31~45~39~40·~36~26271
Ashun ShepphardDL·~45~35~27~29·~30··166
Legend JourneyDL·····~32~39~40~37148
Michael-Anthony OkwuraDL·····~35~35~28~43141
Jayden WilliamsDL·~26~20·~22~25~24··117
Nate BurrellDL~32~50·······82
LeBron WilliamsDL··~17··~18~18~21·74
Nemyah TelonaDL··~27·····~2047
R.J. StephensDL··~33······33
Stanley Saole-McKenzieDL·····~30···30
Dabe NwudeDL··~29······29
Linebackers · estimated snaps
AJ TuiteleLB~45~68~22~18~57~60~54~62~42428
Kamar MothudiLB~37~46~29~40~30~20~57~38~52349
Tristan JerniganLB~51~42~32~43~46~29~21~24~34322
JD McKinleyLB~19~64·~22~34~24~13~53·229
Odera OkakaLB·~5~44·~3~49~31·~58190
Solomon WilliamsLB·~32·~28~25~36·~4~26151
Aaron HamptonLB~24~4~47~14·~3~24·~13129
Justin BeadlesLB···~30~19··~27·76
Joshua PierceLB·~5~25~20··~3~16·69
Jayden WayneLB·~36·~19····~358
Beckham BarneyLB··~3······3
Secondary · estimated snaps
Isaiah CrosbyDB~51~59~57~64~54~64~61~66~63539
Daniel HarrisDB~43~85~4~58~59~64~60~24~60457
Kingston LopaDB~53~81~58~65··~56~66~62441
Aiden ManutaiDB~10·~13~53~58~63~50~16·263
Cam SidneyDB~7~78~10~4~4·~14~61~45223
Ricky FletcherDB~48·~36~8~10~60~4~45·211
Khamani HudsonDB~37~84··~7·~21·~58207
Michael Hurst Jr.DB~11~30~14~22~49~44~15··185
Quimari ShemwellDB~7··~42~4~22~41~2·118
Jae'On YoungDB·~17···~11~4~56~23111
Niles DavisDB··~53·~21··~6·80
Tristan DunnDB~18·~47·····~772
Jordan SanfordDB··~4·~37····41
Tre' HarrisonDB··~20······20
Dayday AupiuDB···~9·····9
Tobey WeydemullerDB··~4···~4··8
Marquis Groves-KillebrewDB···~4·····4
Offensive line · estimated snaps
Tyson RuffinsOL~83~58~69~54~81·~68~64·477
Bastian SwinneyOL~83~58~69~54~81·~68··413
Michael KlisiewiczOL··~69~54~81·~68~64·336
Jimothy Lewis Jr.OL~83~58·······141
Ben HowardOL·······~64·64

How the snap estimates work. No free source publishes college snap counts, so these are estimates. Quarterbacks: every offensive play is credited to the QB running the offense, which is close to exact. Everyone else: a model trained on real NFL snap counts (nflverse, 2023–24) turns each player's share of their position group's involvement that game (carries and targets on offense, tackles, sacks and breakups on defense) into a share of the team's plays. Tested on a season it never saw, it's typically within 5 snaps a game for running backs and 9–10 for other positions, and within about 10–15% over a season. The ranges shown are where the real number landed 80% of the time in that test. They narrow as the season goes on, and are widest for part-time players in a single game. Blocking tight ends and receivers who rarely see the ball get underestimated. Offensive linemen leave no trace in the play-by-play, so the line comes from each game's starting lineup. Where a school's game notes list its starters by spot, and its website allows automated access, the line shows who played left tackle through right tackle.