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ACADEMICS— He is majoring in sociology at Colorado. He was an
honor roll student in high school, maintaining a 3.12 grade point
average.
PERSONAL— Born May 8, 1982 in Denver. He says the biggest
moment in his high school career was when he officially signed with
the Buffaloes. Hobbies include playing basketball. (Last name is pronounced
Gary.)
Season G Plays
TACKLES
UT AT-TOT TFL Sacks 3DS Hurr FR FF PBU Int
2002 4 39 5 0— 5 1- 6 1- 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
2003 12 518 23 9— 32 7-45 4-30 3 4 0 1 0 0
Totals 16 557 28 9— 37 8-51 5-36 3 4 0 1 0 0
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS—Special Team Tackles: 0,1—1 (2002); 1,0—1 (2003).
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DAN GOETTSCH, TE
6-5, 230, Soph., VR
Austin, Minn. (Austin)
AT COLORADO: This Season (Soph.)—Enters the fall listed fourth at
tight end. He caught one pass (for 5 yards) in major spring scrimmage
action.
2003 (Fr.-RS)—He did not see any game action, but did dress for
eight contests.
2002 (Fr.)— Redshirted; practiced the entire fall at tight end after
joining the squad as an invited walk-on for August drills.
HIGH SCHOOL— He lettered twice in football playing tight end, as
he caught eight passes for 165 yards (long of 54) and two touchdowns
as a senior. He had two receptions for 36 yards and one score
as a junior. Austin was 5-5 his senior season, 5-6 his junior year and
3-5 his sophomore season under coach Steve Knox. He also lettered
four times in track, as he ran the 200, relays (4x100, 4x200) and threw
the discus (career best of 156-0).
ACADEMICS—He is majoring in fine arts (studio) at Colorado. He
earned his high school’s citizenship award as a senior, while he was
also was named to the academic all-conference football and track
teams. He also garnered the Gold Academic Achievement Award as
a sophomore, junior and senior. He was a member of the National
Honor Society in high school.
PERSONAL—Born in May 5, 1984 in Madison, Wis. Hobbies include
hunting, camping, all types of sports and creating art (pottery). He
grew up on a farm and raised several horses. (Last name is pronounced
“getch.”)
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MARCUS GONZALES, WR
6-4, 185, Jr., VR
Grand Junction, Colo.
(Central/Scottsdale CC)
AT COLORADO: This Season (Jr.)—Enters the fall listed third at the
“X” receiver position. He was second on the team in receiving in the
three main spring scrimmages, catching nine passes for 118 yards.
2003 (Soph.)—He did not see any game action, but practiced all year
at wide receiver and dressed for seven games. He caught three
passes for 33 yards in the three main spring scrimmages.
2002 (Soph.-RS.)—Redshirted; he transferred from Scottsdale
Community College, and practiced the entire fall at receiver after
joining the squad as an invited walk-on in August. He did not see any
playing time, but did dress for eight games, including the Alamo
Bowl. Thus, he automatically redshirted for the year.
AT SCOTTSDALE CC (Fr.)—He lettered as a wide receiver in 2001,
nabbing 21 receptions for 460 yards and four touchdowns, scoring in
each of the last four games. SCC won the Arizona Athletic
Conference title, but lost to Garden City CC in the Valley of the Sun
Bowl. His junior college coach was Ken Giovando.
HIGH SCHOOL— He lettered twice in football at Grand Junction,
reeling in 27 catches for 680 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior,
and 13 receptions for 210 yards as a junior. Central was 6-6 his senior
season and 5-6 his junior year under coach Vern McGee. He also lettered
twice in basketball as a forward.
ACADEMICS—He is majoring in international affairs at Colorado. He
was an academic all-state selection in basketball as a senior in high
school.
PERSONAL—Born Jan. 19, 1983 in Grand Junction, Colo. Hobbies
include hunting, fishing and playing video games. He has a rich
bloodline that has participated in college and professional sports.
Brother Dan is currently a senior and fellow wide receiver for the
Buffs, while his father (Daniel) was a centerfielder with the Expos
and Brewers, and his grandfather (Danny) was an outfielder with the
Giants and Indians.
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ERIK GREENBERG, QB
6-2, 195, Jr., 1L
Colorado Springs, Colo. (Rampart)
AT COLORADO: This Season (Jr.)—Enters the fall listed third on the
depth chart at quarterback, but will likely duke it out for backup
honors in camp. He goes into his junior season ranked 31st in passing
yards (737) and tied for 24th in touchdown passes (6).
2003 (Soph.)—He saw action in six games, including two starts, as
he performed admirably after starter Joel Klatt missed the better
part of three games during the first half of the season. He briefly
appeared in game two against UCLA, as his third quarter action was
his first in a game since he took two late snaps against Missouri in
2000—prior to his Mormon mission. He finally threw his first collegiate
pass the following week against Washington State; his second