Hall of Fame
STEVE C. MOTHERSELL
Hometown: Empire, Calif.
Sport: Football/Contributor to Utah State Athletics
Years: 1973-74
Steve C. Mothersell, President and CEO of SCM Construction Management Services, Inc., has been a longtime contributor and advisor to Utah State Athletics as he currently sits on Utah State's National Advisory Board for Aggie Athletics and is a former board member and past chair of the Utah State University Foundation. A two-year starter at tight end on Utah State's football team in 1973 and 1974, Mothersell was well-known for his second-effort on downfield blocking. As a senior, he was selected the KCPX Player of the Week following Utah State's 34-0 win against Utah. After graduating from USU in 1975 and a brief employment with the World Football League, he began his professional career in the real estate brokerage industry and later added land development, homebuilding, and syndication and construction management activities to the full range of services now provided by the SCM Corporate Group of Companies. He formed his own home building and land development company in 1984 and since then has grown it into one of the largest privately owned home building and general contracting businesses in California's Central Valley. Mothersell is a member and past director of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB); a member and past director of the California Building Industry Association; and member, director and past president of the Building Industry Association of Central California (BIACC), from which he received the Builder of the Year Award in 1988. Steve and his wife Diane have made significant financial contributions to Utah State Athletics and facility projects over the years, including the Jim & Carol Laub Athletics-Academics Complex at the north end zone of Maverik Stadium, which houses the Steve C. Mothersell Sr. Athletics Hall of Honor. Mothersell is also an annual supporter of the Merlin Olsen Fund.
