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BRYAN STOLTENBERG
C, 6-2, 280, 4L, Sugarland, Texas (Clements)
A consensus first-team All-American as a
senior in 1995 (United Press International,
Walter Camp, Football News); The Sporting
News tabbed him second-team while
Associated Press named him third-team… A Playboy Preseason All-
American prior to his senior year… A two-time first-team All-Big
Eight performer (1994, 1995), he became only the second center in
school history to be name all-conference twice (joining Jay
Leeuwenburg)… He did not allow a quarterback sack after his
freshman season (he went over 2,260 plays and 35 games without
BOB STRANSKY
HB, 6-0, 175, 3L, Yankton, S.D. (Yankton)
A Football Writers Association of America/
Look, NEA and International News Service
All-American as a senior in 1957, when he
was also first-team all-Big Seven… He was
second in the nation in rushing that season, with his 1,097 yards
the second most in school history at the time… He had four 100yards
games that year, and three others of 99, 98 and 97 yards…
His 1,868 career yards were the fifth most at the time in CU history,
as were his 138 points (21 TDs, 12-22 PATs) and 2,760 all-purpose
yards… His 2,165 yards of total offense were the fourth most in
Buff annals at the time of his graduation… He averaged a healthy
5.7 yards per rush in his career… A second round draft pick in the
1958 NFL Draft by Baltimore (23rd overall), he also played one season
in the AFL with Denver (1960)... He went on to become a longtime
teacher and coach in the Denver school system.
MICHAEL WESTBROOK
WR, 6-4, 210, 4L, Detroit, Mich. (Chadsey)
A two-time first-team All American, as he
made the AFCA and Walter Camp teams as
a senior in 1994 and the NEA squad as a
sophomore in 1992 (the Associated Press
tabbed him a second-teamer in ’92; United Press International
selected him honorable mention both years)… A Playboy
Preseason All-American prior to his senior year… A two-time firstteam
All-Big Eight performer as a sophomore and a senior, he
became only the third Buffalo receiver to earn all-league honors
and was the first to be named twice… Exited his career as CU’s alltime
leader in both receptions (167) and receiving yards (2,548)…
On the receiving end, via a Blake Anderson tip, of college football’s
play of the decade if not the century when he hauled down a 64yard
pass from Kordell Stewart after time expired to rally CU to a
27-26 win at Michigan in 1994… That play won an ESPY as the
national play of the year in all sports (he’s got the actual ESPY
since he caught the ball)… CU’s most outstanding offensive player
(John Mack Award winner) as selected by the coaches for his
sophomore season, when he caught a school record 76 passes for
397
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one), and did not allow a single pressure and was not flagged for a
penalty as a senior… He started every game of his CU career (44
regular season, four bowl), only the second Buffalo to start every
game of his career… He was one of 10 semifinalists for the
Lombardi Award, presented to the nation’s outstanding offensive
lineman, as a senior… A sixth round pick by San Diego in the 1996
NFL Draft (192nd overall)… He played in 50 career NFL games with
San Diego (1996), New York Giants (1997) and Carolina (1998-
2000)… Career was cut short due to a knee injury, and he retired
back home in the Houston area.
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RUSHING PASSING
Season Att Yds Avg. TD Long Att-Com-Int Pct. Yds TD Long
1955 62 223 3.6 3 19 20- 9- 2 45.0 163 2 63t
1956 83 548 6.6 5 80t 15- 6- 0 40.0 134 1 58t
1957 183 1097 6.0 11 45t 32-18- 2 56.3 290 3 33
Totals 328 1868 5.7 19 80t 67-33- 4 49.3 587 6 63t
KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS
Season No. Yds Avg. TD Long No Yds Avg. TD Long
1955 5 123 24.6 0 33 12 174 14.5 1 81t
1956 1 47 47.0 0 47 10 116 11.6 0 23
1957 13 289 22.2 0 43 15 106 7.1 0 21
Totals 19 459 24.2 0 47 37 396 9.9 1 81t
ADDITIONAL CAREER STATISTICS—Receiving: 6-37, 6.2 avg., 0 TD, 19 long;
Interception Returns: 5-48, 9.6 avg., 1 TD, 40 long.
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1,060 yards… Had eight career 100-yard game (six of 128 or more),
and caught nine or more passes three times, including a school
record 11 for 186 yards at Baylor as a soph… Played four snaps on
defense at safety his junior year (all against Baylor)… Was named
the MVP in the ’95 East-West Shrine game… A first round pick by
Washington in the 1995 NFL Draft (No. 4 overall; among CU players,
only Bo Matthews at No. 2 in 1974 was drafted higher, with Byron
White also a fourth pick to Pittsburgh in 1938)… He played in 80
games with Washington over seven seasons (catching 277 passes
for 4,280 yards and 24 TDs), before moving on to Cincinnati.
RECEIVING RUSHING
Season G No Yds Avg. TD Long No Yds Avg. TD Long
1991 11 22 309 14.0 5 35t 5 35 7.0 0 17
1992 11 76 1060 13.9 8 52t 2 13 6.5 0 12
1993 10 33 490 14.8 2 72t 0 0 0.0 0 0
1994 9 36 689 19.1 4 64t 2 36 18.0 0 40
Totals 41 167 2548 15.3 19 72t 9 84 9.3 0 40
ADDITIONAL CAREER STATISTICS—Passing: 1-1-0, 28, 0 TD; Kickoff Returns:
10-226, 22.6 avg., 0 TD, 34 long.