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Charles E. Johnson Sam Rogers Lamont Warren Undergraduate Eligibles The following CU players declared their eligibility for the National Football League draft as undergraduates: Year Player Pos. Class Drafted By (Round) 1993 Leonard Renfro DT Jr. Philadelphia (1) 1994 Lamont Warren TB Jr. Indianapolis (6) 1995 Rashaan Salaam TB Jr. Chicago (1) Shannon Clavelle DE Jr. Buffalo (6) 2000 Ben Kelly CB Jr. Miami (3) 2003 Chris Brown TB Jr. Tennessee (3) Note: The above six are the only players in CU history to declare early; all were drafted. 1996 (5) 101. Heath Irwin, OG, New England (4) 128. Daryl Price, DE, San Francisco (4) 192. Bryan Stoltenberg, C, San Diego (6) 209. T.J. Cunningham, CB, Seattle (6) 234. Kerry Hicks, DT, Carolina (7) 1997 (6) 10. Chris Naeole, OG, New Orleans (1) 27. Rae Carruth, WR, Carolina (1) 51. Greg Jones, DE, Washington (2) 130. Matt Russell, ILB, Detroit (4) 202. Steve Rosga, FS, N.Y. Jets (7) 207. Koy Detmer, QB, Philadelphia (7) 1998 (6) 133. Ryan Sutter, FS, Baltimore (5) 145. Ron Merkerson, OLB, New England (5) 186. Ryan Olson, NT, Pittsburgh (6) 193. Phil Savoy, WR, Arizona (7) 196. Viliami Maumau, DT, Carolina (7) 240. Melvin Thomas, OG, Philadelphia (7) 1999 (3) 100. Hannibal Navies, OLB, Carolina (4) 148. Darrin Chiaverini, WR, Cleveland (5) 180. Marcus Washington,CB/FS, New England (6) 2000 (4) 84. #Ben Kelly, CB, Miami (3) 203. Damen Wheeler, CB, San Diego (6) 206. Brad Bedell, OG, Cleveland (6) 225. Rashidi Barnes, FS, Cleveland (7) 2002 (5) 21. Daniel Graham, TE, New England (1) 37. Andre Gurode, OG Dallas (2) 58. Michael Lewis, SS, Philadelphia (2) 139. Justin Bannan, DT, Buffalo (5) 259. Victor Rogers, OT, Detroit (7) 2003 (6) 32. Tyler Brayton, DT, Oakland (1) 90. Donald Strickland, CB, Indianapolis (3) 93. Chris Brown, RB, Tennessee (3) 219. Justin Bates, OT, Dallas (7) 236. Brandon Drumm, FB, Detroit (7) 249. Wayne Lucier, C, N.Y. Giants (7) <strong>2004</strong> (2) 157. D.J. Hackett, WR, Seattle (5) 196. Sean Tufts, ILB, Carolina (6) (KEY—Chicago-B (Chicago Bears); Chicago-C (Chicago Cardinals), prior to 1960; Baltimore prior to 1984 were the Colts; after 1996, the Ravens; F—Future pick (1960-64 AFL, NFL drafts); *—lettered in basketball; **—lettered in track; #—junior.) 362 Other Drafts (AAFC—All-America Football Conference; AFL—American Football League. Note—The AFL and the NFL merged their drafts in 1967, and the leagues merged in 1970.) 1947 AAFC Draft 83. Jim Smith, T, Brooklyn (11) 115. Gus Shannon, G, Brooklyn (15) 163. Maurice Reilly, B, Miami (24) 1960 AFL Draft (selections drawn randomly by league office) Bob Salerno, G, Boston Mel Semenko, E, Denver Ron Stehouwer, T, L.A. Chargers 1960 NFL Expansion Frank Clarke, TE-FL, Dallas (from Cleveland) 1961 AFL Draft 125. Jerry Steffen, HB, N.Y. Titans (16) 129. Chuck Weiss, FB, Denver (17) 1962 AFL Draft 10. Jerry Hillebrand, E, Denver (2) 74. Gale Weidner, QB, Denver (10) 162. Jim Perkins, OT, Denver (21) 202. Mike Woulfe, G, San Diego (26-F) 212. Claude Crabb, HB, Buffalo (27-F) 224. Gary Henson, E, Houston (28-F) 249. John Denvir, OT, San Diego (30-F) 1963 AFL Draft 156. Dan Grimm, OG, Denver (20) 186. Bill Frank, OT, San Diego (24) 221. Leon Mavity, HB, Buffalo (28-F) 1964 AFL Draft 195. Jerry McClurg, OT, Kansas City (25-F) 1965 AFL Draft 125. Stan Irvine, OT, Kansas City (16) 157. Bill Symons, HB, Kansas City (20) 1966 AFL Draft 128. Frank Rogers, K, Denver (16) 1966 NFL Expansion Dan Grimm, G, Atlanta (from Green Bay) Ralph Heck, LB, Atlanta (from Philadelphia) 1968 AFL Expansion Estes Banks, RB, Cincinnati (from Oakland) 1976 NFL Expansion Bubba Bridges, DT, Tampa Bay (from Denver)
Two-Sport Star Carroll Hardy Dave Logan CU’s Carroll Hardy is one of just a handful of athletes who played both professional football and one other professional sport. He played one year with the San Francisco 49ers (1955), catching 12 passes for 338 yards (28.2 average) and four touchdowns in 10 games. He went on to play eight different seasons in the major leagues, with Cleveland (1958-60), Boston (AL, 1960-62), Houston (1963-64) and Minnesota (1967). Hardy became best known for being the only man to ever pinch-hit for Ted Williams, but was also the only one to do it for Carl Yastrzemski; he also hit his first major league homerun as a pinch-hitter—for Roger Maris. Colorado’s “Mr. Irrelevants” Three-Sport Star CU’s Dave Logan enjoyed a nine-year career in the NFL, spending eight seasons with the Cleveland Browns and his final year with the Denver Broncos. He caught 263 passes for 4,250 yards (a 16.2 average) and 24 touchdowns. Logan might just be the only athlete ever drafted in three sports. A third round pick of the Browns in 1976, Logan was also drafted by Kansas City in the ninth round of the 1976 NBA draft (forward), and was drafted as a shortstop in the 19th round out of high school by the Cincinnati Reds in the June 1972 Major League Baseball draft. He lettered in football and basketball at Colorado. Jim Kelleher Randy Essington Colorado remains the only school in the nation to “boast” about having two “Mr. Irrelevants.” Begun in 1976, the honor is bestowed on the last selection of the annual National Football League draft. In 1977, the Minnesota Vikings made fullback Jim Kelleher the last pick of the draft, and in 1984, the Los Angeles Raiders selected quarterback Randy Essington to close the books on that year’s proceedings. 363 Other Tidbits Dick Anderson Colorado has had its share of flurries in the NFL Draft. In the 1995 draft, seven CU players were selected among the first 71 picks, the most ever from one school at the time in the first 75 picks of any NFL Draft ..... In the 1991 draft, six Buffs were selected in the first 69 picks, and in 1976, six were picked in the first 72 ..... In the 1977 draft, five Buffs were selected in the second round, and within 18 picks of each other ..... Colorado had 58 players drafted last decade (1991-2000 drafts), the second most in the nation ..... On four occasions, Buffaloes have been selected back-to-back: in 1968, 1976 (twice) and in 1993; in ’76 and ’93, it happened in the first round ..... Colorado had at least one player selected in the first round in three consecutive years (1993-94-95), and had players picked in the first round five times in the 1990s ..... A real unique quirk came in 1996, when CU had five of its seven seniors selected, with a sixth signing as a free agent ..... In the 2003 draft, CU’s six players selected topped the Big 12 and were the sixth most nationally ..... A couple of Colorado football lettermen, Bob Frederic (’45) and Alabama Glass (’53) were long-time officials in the National Football League ..... Dick Anderson (’67) was the Defensive Most Valuable Player in the NFL in 1973 ..... Rashaan Salaam (’94) was selected as the Rookie-of-the-Year in the NFC for 1995. Alabama Glass
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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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➯ QB JOEL KLATT is 10th in passin
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Buffs & College Football Hardware C
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NEBRASKA 31 COLORADO 22 Game Twelve
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THE BUFFS AND THE WEATHER Colorado
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NIGHT GAMES COLORADO VS. NO. 1 TEAM
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membership to the whole student bod
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COLORADO PERSONNEL HISTORY The Univ
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KAREN MORRISON Associate Athletic D
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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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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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COLORADO CHAPTER NFF-COLLEGE HOF Th
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Men’s Basketball (18-11, 10-6 Big
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