Position: Wide Receiver.

Class: RS Sophomore.

Height / Weight: 6-1 / 200 lbs.

Major: Pre-Business.

Hometown: Torrance, CA.

Born Keith Tyrone Allen on Aug. 4, 1982 in Gardenia, Calif.

High School: West Torrance.

School's career receiving leader.

Two-time first-team all-CIF Division

X honoree.

Chosen first-team all-South Bay (L.A.

Times) and all-area (Daily Breeze) on two occasions.

Earned first-team South Section honors his senior year.

Named to the Tacoma News Tribune's Western 100.

Earned 5 votes on the Long Beach

Press Telegram's Best in the West list.

Ranked among top wide receivers on

the West Coast by SuperPrep his senior season.

As a senior, accumulated 51

receptions for 943 yards and 9 TDs despite missing three games.

During his senior year also recorded 81

tackles and 19 assists while intercepting 5 passes and recovering 2 fumbles.

As a junior, accumulated 50 catches

for 1,230 yards and 12 touchdowns, along with 93 tackles and 6

interceptions.

Caught 4 passes for 30 yards in the 2002 Oregon Spring

Game, including a 14 yard touchdown pass from Kellen Clemens.

2001:

As a backup in 2001, caught 7 passes for 161 yards (23

avg.).

Saw action in all 12 games as one of the first

receivers off the bench.

Longest catch came on his first career reception, a

42-yarder versus Utah.

Stepped up with career-best four catches for 92 yards,

all for first downs, at Utah State when both starters missed the second

half.

Overall, 6 of his 7 receptions on the year went for

first downs.

2000:

Earned team honors as one of the offensive scout team's

players-of-the-week prior to the UCLA and Oregon State games.

Caught 2 passes for 111 yards and 1 TD in the final

spring scrimmage.

Currently listed as the backup to Keenan Howry in the

Oregon Football Post-Spring Prospectus, Keith is known as a big play

receiver that brings good size and tremendous strength to the position.

Keith benefited from the extra reps that were available to him this spring

due to Keenan Howry and Jason Willis being sidelined with injuries. Expect

Keith to be a big part of Oregon's future offense while providing depth and

big play potential this upcoming season.