Draft Scout Snapshot: 4 rec, 24 yds, 6.0 avg in 2006, started the Arizona game early in 2006 and showed promise, but broke his leg in that contest and was allowed to redshirt in 2006.
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12/27/09 - Fullback Stanley Havili picked a timely juncture to have a breakout game. The redshirt junior has been favorably appraised as an NFL prospect should he opt in January for the draft, but he continues to insist he'll return to USC, even if his Emerald Bowl work will only enhance his reputation. "I'm back," he said after the game, noting that he won't be swayed by Saturday. "Not at all. I'm coming back, for sure." His six catches (for 83 yards) were a career high, and the two touchdown receptions - on a 53-yard screen pass and a 5-yarder - were his first scores of the year. Havili averaged 13.4 yards on his 16 catches during the season. Utilized mainly as a blocker and receiver, he also averaged 7.2 yards per rush on his 19 carries. He missed two games with a shoulder injury. - Gregg Patton, The Press-Enterprise
12/26/09 - Matt Barkley threw touchdown passes to Stanley Havili on Southern California’s first two possessions and added a touchdown run in the fourth quarter to help the Trojans beat Boston College 24-13 in the Emerald Bowl on Saturday night. The victory was far from impressive but it did put a positive ending on a disappointing season for USC (9-4). The Trojans lost three of their final five regular-season games to fall out of the national rankings for the first time since Pete Carroll’s first season as coach in 2001. That left USC in an unfamiliar bowl setting after making it to the Bowl Championship Series the past seven years, including four straight Rose Bowl bids. But the Trojans made the most of it, handing Boston College (8-5) its second straight bowl loss after an eight-year bowl winning streak. - AP Sports
12/03/09 - Several USC juniors will consider making themselves available for the NFL draft after the Trojans play a bowl game later this month. Fullback Stanley Havili said Wednesday he would not be among them. "I need to come back," he said. Havili, who suffered a midseason shoulder injury that sidelined him for two games and slowed him for two more, surprisingly was projected by the Sporting News last month as a possible late first-round pick in the April draft. Havili was unmoved. "I have a lot of developing to do," he said. "I need to show parts of my game that I haven't been able to show yet." The 6-foot-1, 230-pound Havili is hoping to finish the regular season Saturday with a flourish against Arizona, an opponent that has figured prominently in his career. As a true freshman in 2006, Havili started the Pacific 10 Conference opener at Arizona and caught four passes before suffering a season-ending broken leg. Two years ago, in former roommate Mark Sanchez's first start at quarterback, Havili's fiery in-huddle speech to the offensive line helped propel the Trojans to a long fourth-quarter drive and victory-securing field goal at the Coliseum. Last season at Tucson, Havili caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Sanchez on a play largely remembered for tailback Stafon Johnson's outstanding block on a blitzing defender. Havili has caught 16 passes in nine games this season. He was unable to play in the loss at Oregon and was not at full strength in the loss to Stanford. "I want to come back and win," he said. "I came here to win." - Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times
12/30/08 - Fullback Stanley Havili remained academically ineligible Monday. Sources said Havili needed a grade to be posted and approved before he could regain his eligibility. If Havili does not return, Adam Goodman will probably start in the Rose Bowl, with D.J. Shoemate and tight end Rhett Ellison also playing. - Scott Wolf, The LA Daily News
12/30/08 - Southern California fullback Stanley Havili is academically ineligible for the Rose Bowl against Penn State on Thursday. USC coach Pete Carroll said after practice Tuesday that Havili would not play. Carroll said Havili, a sophomore, is ineligible for the remainder of the first semester, but shouldn't be affected after that and is expected to play spring football. Havili gained 71 yards on 13 carries and caught 24 passes for 324 yards and three touchdowns this season. He ran for 134 yards with two touchdowns and caught 34 passes for 248 yards and five TDs as a redshirt freshman. Adam Goodman, D.J. Shoemate and Rhett Ellison are expected to share playing time in Havili's spot when No. 5 USC faces No. 6 Penn State. - AP Sports
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