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Fewest Points Allowed In Losing A Game 3—on four occasions. Last: Colorado (0) vs. Oklahoma at Norman, Sept. 28, 1935. 7—Colorado (0) vs. Utah at Salt Lake City, Nov. 2, 1946; Colorado (0) vs. Nebraska at Lincoln, Nov. 12, 1988 (modern era). Touchdowns Allowed Quarter—7, vs. Nebraska at Lincoln, Oct. 22, 1983. Half—8, vs. UCLA at Los Angeles, Sept. 13, 1980 (first); vs. Nebraska at Lincoln, Oct. 22, 1983 (second). Game—12, vs. Oklahoma in Boulder, Oct. 4, 1980. Fewest, Season—12, in 1967. Most, Season—62, in 1980. Scoring Average Allowed Lowest, Season—9.1 (91 points in 10 games), in 1954. Highest, Season—41.0 (451 points in 11 games), in 1980. Punting Fewest Punts, Game—0, on several occasions. Last: Nebraska at Lincoln, Oct. 22, 1983. Most Punts, Game—13, Colorado State in Boulder, Oct. 21, 1939; Wyoming in Boulder, Oct. 12, 1946; Kansas State in Boulder, Oct. 24, 1992. Most Punting Yards, Game—689, Kansas State in Boulder, Oct. 24, 1992. Highest Average Per Punt, Game (minimum 5)—53.6 (10 for 536 yards), Oklahoma State in Boulder, Nov. 13, 1971. Highest Average Per Punt, Game (minimum 10)—53.6 (10 for 536 yards), Oklahoma State in Boulder, Nov. 13, 1971. (NCAA Record) Punt Returns Most Allowed, Game—9 (for 122 yards), vs. Wyoming at Laramie, Oct. 12, 1946. Fewest Allowed, Season—11, in 1994. Most Allowed, Season—34, in 1979 and 1980. Most Punt Return Yards Allowed, Game—133 (6 returns), vs. Army at West Point, Oct. 4, 1947. Most Punt Return Yards Allowed, Season—488 (31 returns), in 1958. Fewest Average Yards Allowed, Season—4.89 (18 for 88 yards), in 1997. Highest Average Yards Allowed, Season—19.1 (14 for 268 yards), in 1966. Most Punt Return Touchdowns, Game—1, on 13 occasions. Most Punt Return Touchdowns, Season—1, on 13 occasions. Kickoff Returns Most Allowed, Game—11 (for 236 yards), vs. Arizona at Tucson, Oct. 11, 1958. Fewest Allowed, Season—12 (for 333 yards), in 1980. Most Allowed, Season—56 (for 1,206 yards), in 1994. Most Kickoff Return Yards Allowed, Game—254 (6 returns), vs. Iowa State at Ames, Oct. 5, 1968. Most Kickoff Return Yards Allowed, Season—1,206 (56 returns), in 1994. Fewest Average Yards Allowed, Season—13.7 (34 for 467 yards), in 1987. Highest Average Yards Allowed, Season—27.8 (12 for 333 yards), in 1980. Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Game—1, on 11 occasions. Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns, Season—1, on 11 occasions. Interception Returns Interceptions—Reference Colorado Team Passing. Most Interception Return Yards Allowed, Game—98, Texas Tech at Lubbock, Nov. 17, 1962. Most Interception Return Yards Allowed, Season—402 (22 interceptions), in 1982. Fewest Average Yards Allowed, Season—0.25 (4 for 1 yard), in 1994. Highest Average Yards Allowed, Season—18.3 (22 for 402 yards), in 1982. Most Interception Return Touchdowns Allowed, Game—1, on several occasions. Most Interception Return Touchdowns Allowed, Season—3, in 1982, 1992 and 2001. Return Yards Fewest Allowed, Game—minus 11, vs. Texas in Boulder, Sept. 4, 1993 (–11 punt). Most Allowed, Game—161, vs. Utah in Boulder, Nov. 1, 1947 (88 punt, 73 interception). Fewest Allowed, Season—80, in 1989 (76 punt, 4 interception). Most Allowed, Season—676, in 1982 (274 punt, 402 interception). 208 Fumbles Most, Game—9, Oklahoma in Boulder, Oct. 4, 1980; Oklahoma at Norman, Oct. 22, 1987. Fewest, Season—17, in 1965. Most, Season—48, in1976. Most Recovered, Game—6, Oregon at Eugene, Oct. 8, 1955; Oklahoma State at Stillwater, Nov. 19, 1960; Kansas in Boulder, Nov. 13, 1976. Most Recovered, Season—30, in 1976. Fewest Recovered, Season—7, in 1994. Most Touchdowns, Recoveries & Returns, Season—4, in 1995. Turnovers Most Forced, Game—10, Kansas in Boulder, Nov. 13, 1976 (six fumbles, four interceptions). Most Forced, Season—49, in 1976 (30 fumbles, 19 interceptions). Least Forced, Season—20, in 1961 (10 fumbles, 10 interceptions); in 1964 (12 fumbles, 8 interceptions). Penalties Fewest Penalties, Game—0, Utah in Boulder, Sept. 28, 1957; Nebraska in Boulder, Oct. 28, 1995. Most Penalties, Game—18, San Jose State in Boulder, Sept. 23, 1978. Fewest Penalty Yards, Game—0, Utah in Boulder, Sept. 28, 1957; Nebraska in Boulder, Oct. 28, 1995. Most Penalty Yards, Game—176, San Jose State in Boulder, Sept. 23, 1978. Tackles For Loss Game, By Colorado—18 (for 104 yards), vs. Missouri at Columbia, Nov. 4, 2000. Game, By Opponent—14 (for 85 yards), Oregon in Bouder, Sept. 8, 1979. Season, By Colorado—113 (for 470 yards), in 1992. Season, By Opponent—95 (for 495 yards), in 1979. Quarterback Sacks Game, By Colorado—14 (for 96 yards), vs. Missouri at Columbia, Nov. 4, 2000. Game, By Opponent—11 (for 60 yards), Nebraska at Lincoln, Oct. 27, 1979. Season, By Colorado—41 (for 231 yards), in 1990; (for 311 yards), in 1992. Season, By Opponent—55 (for 389 yards), in 1979. Most Passes Broken Up Game, By Colorado—18, vs. Texas A & M at College Station, Sept. 28, 1996. Game, By Opponent—12, Nebraska at Lincoln, Nov. 29, 1996. Season, By Colorado—86, in 1996. Season, By Opponent—70, in 1984. Most Safeties Game, By Colorado—1, on several occasions. Game, By Opponent—2, Oklahoma State at Stillwater, Oct. 27, 1984. Season, By Colorado—3, in 1990. Season, By Opponent—2, in 1982, 1984. Most Blocked Kicks Game, By Colorado—2, on several occasions. Last: vs. Kansas in Boulder, Oct. 7, 1995. Game, By Opponent—2, on several occasions. Last: Kansas State in Manhattan, Oct. 18, 2003. Season, By Colorado—7, in 1995. Season, By Opponent-—7, in 1995 and 2003. Recovered/Returned For Touchdown, Season, By Colorado—1, on seven occasions. Recovered/Returned For Touchdown, Season, By Opponent—2, in 1995 and 2003. Most Defensive Extra Points Game, By Colorado—1, vs. Nebraska in Boulder, Nov. 2, 1991. Season, By Colorado—1, in 1991. (The opponent has not scored a defensive extra point in CU history.)
GAME PROGRAMS THROUGH THE YEARS 1920s 1950s 1980s 1930s 1960s 1990s 209 1940s 1970s 2000
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Location: Boulder, Colo. Population
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2004 COLLEGE BOWL SCHEDULE Date Bow
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include former United States Suprem
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PRESIDENT ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Dr. Eli
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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DICK THARP Dick T
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great tradition took place on Octob
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In the summer of 1976, Folsom Field
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CU & NIKE The University of Colorad
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Ensure teams rank consistently amon
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In seven seasons at Northwestern, h
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Gary Barnett / Year-By-Year at Nort
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MIKE HANKWITZ Mike Hankwitz was nam
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DAVE BORBELY Dave Borbely is in his
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TED GILMORE Ted Gilmore is in his s
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CHRIS WILSON Chris Wilson is in his
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DAVID HANSBURG David Hansburg is no
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(Those known as of July 9) ALL-AMER
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The look up front is promising with
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tioned plus grad John Donahoe). The
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➯ QB JOEL KLATT is 10th in passin
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Buffs & College Football Hardware C
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No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp H
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FRESHMAN RECRUITS 2000 Brandon Dabd
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78 TERRANCE BARREAU, OG 6-3, 295, S
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Byron White for the second most in
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North Mesquite was 8-2 his senior y
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25 HUGH CHARLES, RB 5-8, 185, Fr.,
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PASSING RUSHING Season G Att-Com-In
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98 BRANDON DABDOUB, DT 6-1, 290, Sr
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44 JORDON DIZON, ATH 6-1, 210, Fr.,
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22 BYRON ELLIS, TB 6-1, 190, Fr., H
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ACADEMICS— He is majoring in soci
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CC was 3-7 his sophomore year and 6
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2002 (Fr.)—Redshirted; did not se
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Patriot Dream Team honoree. After L
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PERSONAL—He was born September 3,
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14 JOEL KLATT, QB 6-1, 200, Jr., 2L
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house (his mom was a flight attenda
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60 MATT McCHESNEY, DT 6-4, 290, Sr.
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ACADEMICS— He is majoring in econ
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42 BOBBY PURIFY, TB 6-0, 215, Sr.,
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4 CHRIS RUSSELL, CB 6-3, 185, Fr.,
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2 CHARLIE SHERMAN III, ATH 6-1, 185
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HIGH SCHOOL—As a senior, he earne
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29 JOHN TORP, P 6-2, 200, Jr., 1L L
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and six rebounds per game as a seni
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special teams. As a junior, totaled
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20 TERRY WILSON, CB 5-11, 190, Fr.,
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Where would you rather play the CU-
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WALTER BOYE-DOE 2003 Plays UT AT—
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BRIAN DANIELS 2003 Plays KD TDB PRS
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CHRIS HOLLIS 2002 Plays UT AT—TK
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VAKA MANUPUNA 2002 Plays UT AT—TK
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CLINT O’NEAL 2002 Plays KD TDB DW
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QUINN SYPNIEWSKI RECEIVING 2000 No.
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JESSE WALLACE RECEIVING 2001 No. Yd
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RECENT GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS 2000 Da
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MISSOURI Game 4 / Sat., Oct. 2 (Col
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KANSAS STATE Game 10 / Sat., Nov. 1
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KANSAS STATE (59 games in series, 5
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TEXAS TECH (7 games in series, all
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KANSAS STATE Rank CU Rushing Passin
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1976 CU-Oklahoma State 1995 CU- Tex
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KANSAS Colorado leads, 39-21-3 (in
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Oct. 30, 1915 Utah 35- 3 Oct. 28, 1
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COLORADO 16 UCLA 14 Game Two; Septe
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FLORIDA STATE 47 COLORADO 7 Game Fo
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COLORADO 50 KANSAS 47 (OT) Game Six
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OKLAHOMA 34 COLORADO 20 Game Eight;
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COLORADO 21 MISSOURI 16 Game Ten; N
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NEBRASKA 31 COLORADO 22 Game Twelve
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DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Tackles——
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FIRST DOWN RUSHING Player Att. Yard
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MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS DRIVE ENGI
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ALL-AMERICAN OG MARWAN HAGE (honora
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Ralphie II Ralphie III 151 Ralphie
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Heath Irwin COLORADO By An Opponent
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COLORADO By An Opponent 500 Yards T
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COLORADO VS. THE NATION BIG 12 CONF
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1991 Conference Overall W L T Pts O
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Date Record AP Coaches 1996 Preseas
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1993 (3-3-0) #24 BAYLOR ...........
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THE BUFFS AND THE WEATHER Colorado
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Television Appearances, continued D
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NIGHT GAMES COLORADO VS. NO. 1 TEAM
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BIG 7/8/12 OPENERS In 56 conference
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OTHER FOURTH QUARTER WINS/TIES (Gam
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membership to the whole student bod
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Oct. 4, 1980—In one of the wildes
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Oct. 28, 2000—Craig Ochs joins an
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Eric Bieniemy though the Buffs defe
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Sept. 24, 1994—Colorado 27, Michi
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with his natural foot or take a los
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RETIRED NUMBERS #24 BYRON “WHIZZE
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Colorado’s Six Unanimous All-Amer
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OFFENSIVE PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR (confe
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BEST INTERVIEW As selected by the C
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Sept. 26, 1970 DL Herb Orvis (vs. P
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State Prep Awards Several Buffaloes
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The University of Colorado selected
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Justin Bannan Marlon Barnes John Ba
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Erv Cheney Darrin Chiaverini Shanno
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Guy Egging Marcellous Elder Jon Emb
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William Harris Don Hasselbeck Mark
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Rick Kay Karry Kelley Dan Kelly Mik
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Eric McCready Brady McDonnell Kanav
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Pete Perry Rod Perry Tom Perry Bobb
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Rashaan Salaam Victor Scott Bob Seb
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Rich Umphrey Mark Vander Poel Ken V
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1890— C.L. Edmundson John Nixon 1
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Name (Alma Mater) Position(s) Seaso
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No. Player, Pos. 46 Ted Johnson, LB
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Player Pos. Season Games Lee Rouson
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1963 (4) 70. Dan Grimm, OG, Green B
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Two-Sport Star Carroll Hardy Dave L
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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE (203 all-t
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Mark Haynes, DB N.Y. (1980-85), Den
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Greg Westbrooks, LB New Orleans (19
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CU & THE NFL: TEAM-BY-TEAM A look a
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Indianapolis Colts (Baltimore 1953-
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San Francisco 49ers DRAFT CHOICES P
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JOHN BAYUK FB, 6-1, 220, 3L, Salida
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CLIFF BRANCH WR, 5-10, 172, 2L, Hou
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CULLEN BRYANT DB, 6-1, 220, 3L, Col
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JOE GARTEN OG, 6-3, 280, 4L, Placen
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DON HASSELBECK TE, 6-7, 240, 4L, Ci
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CHRIS HUDSON CB, 5-11, 190, 4L, Hou
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MARK KONCAR OT, 6-5, 275, 3L, Murra
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MARK MARISCAL P, 6-2, 200, 3L, Tall
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HERB ORVIS DE, 6-5, 235, 3L, Petosk
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MATT RUSSELL ILB, 6-2, 245, 4L, Fai
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BRYAN STOLTENBERG C, 6-2, 280, 4L,
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ALFRED WILLIAMS OLB, 6-6, 240, 4L,
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Class of 1998 Class of 1999 Gil Cru
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Colorado Bowl Scoreboard (Won 11, L
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1957 ORANGE BOWL Jan. 1, 1957 at Mi
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1967 BLUEBONNET BOWL Dec. 31, 1967
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1970 LIBERTY BOWL Dec. 12, 1970 at
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1972 GATOR BOWL Dec. 30, 1972 at Ja
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1991 BLOCKBUSTER BOWL Dec. 28, 1991
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1993 ALOHA BOWL Dec. 25, 1993 at Ho
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1996 COTTON BOWL Jan. 1, 1996 at Da
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2002 FIESTA BOWL Jan. 1, 2002 at Te
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INDIVIDUAL Rushing Attempts (Game)
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ALL-TIME BOWL STATISTICS RUSHING G
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Charlie Greer .....................
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COLORADO PERSONNEL HISTORY The Univ
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KAREN MORRISON Associate Athletic D
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MIKE SMITH Director of Equipment Mi
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and then as video production coordi
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January 2003, when the organization
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ningest coach in Xavier track & fie
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ANDREA DUBAY Assistant Trainer Andr
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GREG FINNEGAN SPEED-STRENGTH & COND
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KRIS LIVINGSTON Women’s Basketbal
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Phone Fax E-Mail Title Name (alma m
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2004 BIG 12 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Sept
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Colorado Press Luncheons: Gary Barn
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Hotels (Boulder) Millennium Harvest
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THE BUFFS ON LOCAL TV In the fall o
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therapeutic application. Humerus
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COLORADO CHAPTER NFF-COLLEGE HOF Th
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Men’s Basketball (18-11, 10-6 Big
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