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CHAD BROWN
OLB/ ILB, 6-4, 240, 4L, Altadena, Calif. (John Muir)
A second-team All-American as a senior in
1992 (NEA; honorable mention by UPI), he
overcame three separate injuries that season
to finish the year as a unanimous All-
Big Eight selection… He rebounded from a broken hand, back
spasms and a separated shoulder to post 88 tackles, with 15 for
losses… Also All-Big Eight as a junior when he racked up 125 tackles
for second on the team… He ended his career as CU’s fourth
all-time leading tackler (369), was third all-time in solo stops (242)
and fourth in tackles for loss (38)… Played inside linebacker as a
freshman and sophomore before switching to the outside, where
he would record 14 quarterback sacks over the next two seasons…
Also made a name for himself as he had one of the more
CHRIS BROWN
TB, 6-3, 220, 2L, Naperville, Ill. (North/Northwestern/Fort Scott CC)
A first-team All-American by the AFCA as a
junior in 2002 (second-team by the
Associated Press and The Sporting News),
when was the runner-up for the Doak
Walker Award (presented to the nation’s top running back)… He
finished eighth in the balloting for the Heisman, an honor he
would have contended for had it not been for a late season injury
(he received five first place votes and 48 points)…. The Colorado
Sports Hall of Fame selected him as its collegiate athlete of the
year for the state of Colorado… He was having quite a season
prior to missing the last two games with a severely bruised sternum,
as in 11 games, he rushed for 1,744 yards, the second highest
single-season total in school history, doing so on the strength
of nine 100-plus yard rushing games (he had 14 for his career)…
He led the nation in rushing for a six-week period in 2002 en route
to finishing third in the NCAA… A unanimous All-Big 12 selection,
he led the Big 12 in rushing, scoring and all-purpose yards, with
BILL BRUNDIGE
DE / DT, 6-5, 235, 3L, Haxtun, Colo. (Haxtun)
A first-team All-American by the Football
Writers Association of America/Look
Magazine as a senior in 1969, when both
wire services (AP, United Press
International) named him second-team… A first-team All-Big Eight
performer at defensive end as a senior, he was also the conference’s
Defensive Player of the Year… He had a monster senior season,
setting a CU record that still stood some 33 seasons later with
24 tackles for 123 yards in losses; that included 13 quarterback
sacks, also a school record that would last almost a quarter-century…
A first-team Academic All-Big Eight team member as a
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interesting hobbies in CU football history: he bred snakes and
lizards, once even traveling to Costa Rica to hunt the reptiles at
night… A second round pick by Pittsburgh in the 1993 NFL Draft
(44th overall), he played four seasons with the Steelers (1993-96)
before moving out west, where he’s been with Seattle ever since.
TACKLES
Season G UT AT—TOT TFL Sacks FR FF PBU Int
1989 11 45 5— 50 2- 4 0- 0 0 0 4 0
1990 10 72 34—106 6-12 0- 0 1 1 1 0
1991 11 70 55—125 15-54 8-39 2 1 1 0
1992 11 55 33— 88 15-99 6-75 2 2 6 0
Totals 43 242 127—369 38-169 14-114 5 4 12 0
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the league coaches selecting him as the offensive player of the
year… He has one of the three 300-yard rushing games in school
history (309 at Kansas in 2002)… As a sophomore, he led the team
in rushing, as his tough, aggressive running keyed late season
wins over Nebraska to win the Big 12 North Division and then over
Texas to claim the league crown; he had 198 and 182 yards, respectively,
in those games, and scored a school record six touchdowns
against the Cornhuskers (and added three in the title game)…
Declared himself eligible for the NFL Draft following his junior
season, and was a third round pick (93rd overall) by the
Tennessee Titans.
RUSHING RECEIVING
Season G Att Yds Avg. TD Long No Yds Avg. TD Long
2001 12 190 946 5.0 16 40t 6 36 6.0 0 13
2002 11 275 1744 6.3 18 85t 5 40 8.0 0 20
Totals 23 465 2690 5.8 34 85t 11 76 6.9 0 20
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junior… A second-round draft pick by Washington in the 1970 NFL
Draft (43rd overall)… Played in 107 NFL games (74 starts), all with
the Redskins (1970-77)... He started every game his rookie season
and played in Super Bowl VII following the ’72 season.
TACKLES
Season UT AT—TOT TFL Sacks PBU Int
1967 6 11— 17 1- 2 0- 0 2 0
1968 19 43— 62 12- 51 6- 42 1 0
1969 30 40— 70 24-123 13-109 1 0
Totals 55 94—149 37-176 19-151 4 0