AT SAN JOSE STATE: Fifth season with the Spartans... Third season at a wide receiver position... Moved to offense prior to 2007 spring practice... Played as a defensive back his first two seasons...16 career starts with 14 on offense and two on defense...18th player in school history with at least 100 career receptions...Set a single-season school record in 2007 with 85 receptions...Has five games with 10 or more receptions and five contests with at least 100 pass receiving yards

2008: Played the first two games in 2008 before heading to the sidelines for health reasons...Caught 11 passes for 99 yards including the game-winning touchdown in the UC Davis win (8/30)...Averaged 21 yards a reception at Nebraska (9/6) and had his season-long play of 55 yards.

2007: Realized a rebirth to his college football career with a move to wide receiver...Second-team All-Western Athletic Conference wide receiver who ranked in the top-15 nationally in receptions (13th) and receiving yards (9th)...Third Spartan in school history to gain at least 1,000 receiving yards in a season with 1,183 – third most at San Jose State...One of three Spartans to catch at least one pass in every 2007 game...First San Jose State player since 2004 with 10 receptions in a game and notched four double-digit efforts in 2007 including a season-best 11 for 156 yards at Louisiana Tech (11/17) ... Also had 10 receptions at Kansas State (9/7), Idaho (10/12) and New Mexico State (11/10)...Five games with at least 100 receiving yards...233 yards in the New Mexico State victory was tops in the WAC and tied for eighth best by a Football Bowl Subdivision player...First Spartan since 2001 with a 200-plus yard receiving game... His 480 receiving yards during the three-week span from November 10-to-24 was the best among FBS players...Team scoring leader with nine touchdowns (54 points)...scored a touchdown in six of the team’s 12 games and in four of the five wins...Three two-touchdown receiving games – the UC Davis (9/29) and New Mexico State triumphs and against Hawaii (10/12)...Teamed with David Richmond giving San Jose State two receivers with at least 800 receiving yards for the second year in a row.

2006: Played in five games and started at safety in the Stanford victory...In on seven tackles for the season... Jurovich was a holder for kick-scoring attempts.

2005: Played in every game... Started as a safety in the Louisiana Tech contest... Was credited with 14 tackles on the season... Had his season high of four tackles in the season-opening win against Eastern Washington... Was the team’s number-one holder for kick-scoring attempts.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in football (Coach Mike Machado) at Valley Christian High School (Coach Mike Machado) in San Jose... Scored 24 touchdowns as a senior... Concluded his prep career playing in the 2004 Santa Clara County All-Star Football Game.

MORE ON KEVIN: Communications studies major...The Santa Clara, Calif., native was born on June 30, 1986.