Siale Hautau

Position:
Defensive Tackle
Height:
6-1
Weight:
350
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Ephraim, Utah
High School:
Skyline HS

OREGON STATE – CAREER: Siale Hautau (pronounced SEE-all-uh HOW-tau) was a valuable run-stuffer for the Beavers for the last two seasons … quick first step caused havoc for opposing linemen. 2014: Siale started six games … recorded 14 tackles on the season including 1.5 tackles-for-loss … registered his first career sack against Washington State. 2013: Siale played in 10 games … suffered a triceps injury at Utah and missed games at San Diego State and against Colorado … recorded five tackles including two tackles-for-loss in 2013 … forced a fumble at Oregon … signed with OSU in December of 2012 … entered Oregon State in March … participated in the first week of Spring Ball before a wrist injury sidelined him for the duration of the spring practice session.

SNOW COLLEGE: Two-year starter at defensive tackle at Snow … Rated the No. 65 junior college defensive tackle by Rivals … 20 tackles including seven-for-loss in 2012 … helped Snow to wins in the Mountain Bowl and the Carrier Dome Bowl during his career … embarked on a two-year LDS Mission to Guatemala prior to his arrival at Snow.

SKYLINE: Earned seven letters at Skyline (three each in football and wrestling and one in track & field) … 5A First Team All-State as a senior at Skyline and helped the team to a state title … threw the shot put at Skyline.

PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1989 in Salt Lake City … son of Lomani and Totoa Hautau … has four brothers, Sitaleki, Tupou, Ofa and Maake … has one sister, Fangu … brother, Ofa, plays football at Oklahoma State … brother-in-law, Xavier Su’a-Filo was taken in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans … majoring in anthropology.