24 Facts About Kevin Riley

Kevin Riley was born on January 27,1987 and is a former American football quarterback for the California Golden Bears.

Kevin Riley attended Beaverton High School, where he played football.

Kevin Riley was considered the top player in Oregon as a senior by Rivals.

Kevin Riley was named Portland metro area player of the year after passing for 2,580 yards with just six interceptions on 239 attempts.

Kevin Riley was team MVP and vice president of his class as a junior and senior.

Kevin Riley made his first career start for the injured Nate Longshore in California's homecoming game against Oregon State.

Kevin Riley passed for 294 yards, two touchdowns, and rushed for a touchdown but California lost the game when he scrambled instead of throwing the ball away to set up a field goal to tie the game.

Kevin Riley took over for Longshore in the second quarter of the 2007 Armed Forces Bowl.

Kevin Riley competed with Longshore for the starting quarterback job, winning the position for the first four games.

Kevin Riley led the Bears to wins over Michigan State at home, throwing for 202 yards and two touchdowns.

Kevin Riley got the start the following week against the UCLA Bruins, his first since Colorado State nearly a month prior.

Kevin Riley got the start the following week against the Oregon Ducks.

Kevin Riley sustained a concussion after being hit in the first quarter when he failed to slide while trying to gain a first down and did not return to the game.

Kevin Riley got the start the following week against Stanford for the 111th Big Game.

Kevin Riley was expected to compete for the starting quarterback position in 2009 with redshirt freshman Brock Mansion.

Kevin Riley was named the starter for the 2009 season a week before the team's season opener against Maryland, a contrast to 2008 when head coach Jeff Tedford alternated between him and Nate Longshore.

Kevin Riley struggled the following week against Oregon, being sacked four times and held to 123 passing yards.

Kevin Riley followed this up with a 229-yard and three touchdown performance against Washington State, the worst team in the conference.

Kevin Riley played perhaps his best game of the season against Arizona State in Tempe.

Kevin Riley threw for 181 yards and a touchdown, being intercepted twice.

Kevin Riley accounted for all three of Cal's turnovers and was sacked four times.

Kevin Riley entered the 2010 season as the Pac-10 Conference leader in wins and touchdown passes.

Kevin Riley was invited to participate in the San Francisco 49ers' Local Pro Day in April 2011.

Kevin Riley tried out for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League.