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Joe Salave’a

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He’s a Keith Burns disciple from the San Jose St days under **** Tomey, he was there with Marcus Arroyo.

He was also under Mike Breske at Wash St on Mike Leach’s staff.

He was a Secondary recruiter for Thibodeux, The Sewell’s & Suamataia, during his tenure at Oregon he mainly recruited all of the Samoans they signed, like 90% of the kids he’s signed were Samoan, for obvious reasons.
 
From an Oregon beat writer. Absolute home run hire! The trenches won’t be a problem!
 

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ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS COACHED
2020 DE Kayvon Thibodeaux – Oregon – Pac-12 (AP – 1st, Coaches – 1st)
2020 DL Austin Faoliu – Oregon – Pac-12 (Coaches – HM)
2019 DE Kayvon Thibodeaux – Oregon – Pac-12 (AP – 1st, Coaches—HM)
2019 DL Jordon Scott – Oregon – Pac-12 (Coaches—HM)
2018 DE Jalen Jelks – Oregon – Pac-12 (Coaches – 1st)
2018 DL Jordon Scott – Oregon – Pac-12 (AP – 2nd, Coaches – HM)
2017 DE Jalen Jelks – Oregon – Pac-12 (AP – 2nd, Coaches – 2nd)
2016 DL Hercules Mata’afa – Washington State – Pac-12 (AP – 2nd, Coaches – 2nd)
2015 DL Darryl Paulo – Washington State – Pac-12 (AP – 2nd, Coaches – 2nd)
2015 DL Destiny Vaeao – Washington State – Pac-12 (Coaches – 2nd)
2015 DL Hercules Mata’afa – Washington State – Pac-12 (Coaches – HM)
2012 DL Xavier Cooper – Washington State – Pac-12 (Coaches – HM)
2009 DE Carl Ihenacho – San Jose State – WAC (Coaches – 2nd)
2008 DT Jarron Gilbert – San Jose State – WAC (Coaches – 1st)
2008 DE Carl Ihenacho – San Jose State – WAC (Coaches – 2nd)
 
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Some stats on him…


Oregon (2017-Present)
During his four seasons at Oregon, the Ducks’ defense has showed marked improvement. After inheriting a defensive line that was part of a defense that finished near the bottom nationally in nearly every statistical category in 2016, UO finished the 2019 season among the top 25 in scoring defense, rushing defense, total defense, sacks and tackles for loss.

The Ducks ranked 126th in scoring defense in 2016, before improving to ninth in 2019 while allowing nearly 25 fewer points per game. Oregon’s rush defense finished third in 2019 after ranking 121st the season before Salave’a arrived in Eugene, holding opponents to over 135 fewer yards on the ground. In total defense, UO improved from 126th the year before Salave’a arrived to 22nd in 2019 while allowing over 189 fewer yards per contest.
 
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