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DON HASSELBECK
TE, 6-7, 240, 4L, Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle)
A first-team All-American as named by The
Sporting News in 1976 (second-team by
UPI)… A two-time, first-team All-Big Eight
performer as a junior and senior… A
Playboy preseason All-American prior to his senior year… His 50
career receptions were second most by a tight end at the time in
school history, with his 612 receiving yards third… An honorable
mention member of CU’s All-Century team, selected in 1989… A
second round selection by New England in the 1977 NFL Draft
(52nd overall)… Played in 123 NFL games with the Patriots
MARK HAYNES
DB, 5-11, 185, 4L, Kansas City, Mo. (Harmon)
A first-team All-American by the
Associated Press as a senior in 1979 (second-team
by UPI)… A first-team All-Big
Eight performer as a senior as well, when
he was the recipient of the Zack Jordan Award as CU’s most valuable
player as voted by his teammates… A member of CU’s All-
Century team selected in 1989… Played cornerback as a senior
under Chuck Fairbanks, but lined up as an “Apache” back in Bill
Mallory’s system his first three seasons… His 256 career tackles
were the second most by a defensive back in a Colorado career at
the time of his graduation, while his 17 pass deflections were tied
for seventh… Had 4.4 speed in the 40-yard dash as a Buffalo… A
first round choice by the New York Giants in the 1980 NFL Draft
BARRY HELTON
P, 6-4, 200, 3L, Simla, Colo. (Simla)
A consensus two-time first-team All-
American as a sophomore and junior
(1985, 1986), honored by three organizations
each year, including the Associated
Press and UPI… He was an honorable mention choice by UPI his
senior year in 1987… A three-time first-team All-Big Eight (1985-86-
87), one of six three-time, first-team all-conference performers in
school history… A member of the Big Eight All-Decade team
(1980-89)… Selected as an honorable mention member on CU’s
All-Century team in 1989… His career average yards per punt
(44.92) ranked as the best in school history from the time of his
graduation until 2002… Owner of perhaps the most unique of all
records at CU: Longest Punt With Non-Kicking Foot; he booted one
51 yards left-footed against Oklahoma State in 1985 (see Big Plays
“Not in the Boxscore” for more details)… His 44 career punts
inside-the-20 tied for the second most in CU annals, and his 43
385
(1977-83), Oakland (1983), Minnesota (1984) and the New York
Giants (1985).
RECEIVING
Season No. Yards Average TD Long
1973 4 43 10.8 0 15
1974 10 120 12.0 0 19
1975 22 235 10.7 3 35t
1976 14 214 15.3 0 48
Totals 50 612 12.2 3 48
#89
#44
(8th overall)… He played in 127 career NFL games with New York
(1980-85) and Denver (1986-89)… Had 17 career interceptions in
the pros (1 TD)… Selected as an NFL All-Pro four times (1981, 82,
83, 84) and played in the Pro Bowl three times.
TACKLES INTERCEPTIONS
Season G UT AT—TOT PBU No. Yds. Avg. TD Long
1976 11 18 25— 43 6 1 0 0.0 0 0
1977 11 43 39— 82 2 2 141 70.5 1 97t
1978 11 50 39— 89 6 0 0 0.0 0 0
1979 11 31 11— 42 3 2 17 8.5 0 17
Totals 44 142 114—256 17 5 158 31.6 1 97t
#9
career kicks over 50 yards set a record that lasted for six years…
A fourth round pick by San Francisco in the 1988 NFL Draft (102nd
overall)… Played in 50 career NFL games with San Francisco
(1988-90) and the Los Angeles Rams (1991)... Averaged 38.9 yards
for 213 pro punts… He won two Super Bowl rings with San
Francisco (1988, 1989).
PUNTING In had Net
Season G No Yds Avg. Long 20 50+ blk Avg.
1984 1 4 126 31.5 37 1 0 0 31.5
1985 11 52 2390 46.0 68 13 17 0 43.6
1986 11 57 2599 45.6 68 17 20 0 42.3
1987 11 40 1758 44.0 58 13 6 0 40.3
Totals 34 153 6873 44.9 68 44 43 0 41.9
ADDITIONAL CAREER STATISTICS—Passing: 4-1-1, 17, 0 TD.