2014 Football Choose a Player: Appleby, Chase Atyia, Hunter Berger, Justin Bettencourt, Richard Biggs, Brecken Borgs, Alex Boyd, Sam Boyland, Troy Burns, Blair Bush, Alex Cain, Conner Cicierski, Wade Claiborne, Jalen Coffman, Cameron Crook, Dan Cummings, Ryan D'Amico, Zach Ebbesen, Du'Ryan Edeen, Seth Ellis, Jordan English, Jacob Epps, Marcus Escudero, Justin Evans, Nico Fields, Dalton Finley, Tyran Fort, Austin Gentry, Tanner Hala'api'api, Siaosi Hardy, Sam Harris, Devyn Hayes, Tim Hill, Brian Hollister, Jacob Jennings, C.J. Jolly, Brinkley Jones, Jake Kamana, Tim Kankolongo, Nehemie Kellum, Luke Kiely, Rafe Kinder, Adam Kirkegaard, Colby Knestis, Taylor Kongbo, Jonathan Krill, J.D. Lange, Riley Lark, Jeff Lewis, Grant Lewis, Xavier List, Matt Love, Waddie Makransky, Anthony Malauulu, Sidney Martin, Justin Maulhardt, Jake May, D.J. Mayfield, Tyree McGarvin, Jacob Mertens, Patrick Montgomery, Keenan Moody, Eli Muhammad, Malkaam Nevermann, Oscar Norman, Trey Nzeocha, Eric Nzeocha, Mark Olive, Uso Pilapil, Adam Pownell Jr., Chavez Priester, Robert Puletasi, Sonny Rains, Connor Renfree, Charlie Roullier, Chase Royster, Pierce Rufran, Dominic Sampson, Jesse Schiffner, Jake Sewell, Trent Simpson, Tanner Sipe, Grayson Smith, Josh Smith, Nick Stanton, Jordan Stanton, Joshua Stirneman, Kurtis Stover, Omar Stratton, Sam Tapscott, Joshua Thornton, Tom Traphagen, Austin Turelli, Brendan Turner, Cole Tutein, Will Van Maanen, Drew Wacha, Lucas White, Darrenn Wick, Shaun Williams, Stuart Wilson, Jessee Winters, Ryon'e Wood, Ethan Yarbrough, Eddie Young, Aaron Go Profile Stats Profile CB Position Sophomore Class 5'9 Height 189 Weight Crespi Carmelite High School #29 Tim Hayes CB Position Sophomore Class Season Career Season Stats Season: 2014 2013 2014 There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player. Career Stats Career Statistics Biography Summary Biography UW This Season: Hayes will see the field extensively this fall, ending the 2014 spring drills as the backup at the boundary cornerback position on the final depth chart.2013: Hayes started eight games and played in 11 as a true freshman cornerback. He responded with 36 tackles and six pass breakups, second among all Cowboys. He played a great game versus Hawai'i with seven tackles and his first career interception.High School: Hayes came to Wyoming from Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino, Calif. The Los Angeles native earned First Team All-Sierra League as a running back his senior season. He helped lead Crespi to an 8-2 record in 2012, while being named his team's Most Valuable Player. He had 32 carries for 485 yards and scored five touchdowns his senior season. On defense, he was credited with 45 tackles, intercepted four passes and had six pass breakups. He earned Time Warner Player of the Game honors versus Alemany, as he rushed 20 times for 168 yards and three touchdowns, while also intercepting a pass to lead Crespi to a 29-27 victory. Hayes' final TD run of the night was a 75-yarder. Hayes was also named the Defensive Player of the Week for his performance versus Taft. He played for head football coach Jon Mack.Personal: Born Dec. 13, 1994, Hayes is the youngest of three children of Antoinette and Timothy Hayes. He has two cousins who played college football and currently play in the NFL. Those two cousins are running back Reggie Bush, of USC and currently the Detroit Lions, and defensive end D'Aundre Reed, who played at the University of Arizona and is currently a member of the Minnesota Vikings. Hayes was also recruited by California, New Mexico State, Oregon State and Utah. He is undecided on a major at UW.
