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first time in a while eh... i made my self sad...
Congrats to the two of you. Sweet to see former Buffs be a part of a super bowl winning team!
Originally Posted by DBT
first time in a while eh... i made my self sad...
Sacky's reaction to a text alerting him to Embree's dismissal.
It was pretty cool. I wanted the Packers to win, but I was hoping that they'd give Mason a chance to make a FG, so it worked out.
Cool as a cucumber, he looked.
...the previous school thought said former coach fell somewhere between cockroach and toe fungus on the pecking order of organisms. ~ Ted Miller, PAC10 blog
Hey, we're all excited about it, but take it easy there, killer.
his kickoffs were god awful tho...It was pretty cool. I wanted the Packers to win, but I was hoping that they'd give Mason a chance to make a FG, so it worked out.
Cool as a cucumber, he looked.
**** off
You're wrong, but it would take a longer conversation to explain why than I have time for at the moment.
... that was a serious comment, right? Not an attempt at humor?
His kickoffs were short all night. I'm not sure if that was on purpose or not. I'm used to seeing him kick the damn ball out of the endzone so I'm not sure what was going on there.
Was hoping Mason would get a shot at the 56 yarder in the 2nd half... Brad Jones made it onscreen a few times, looked a little bored.
Congrats to both, more rings for Buffs.
I'm pretty sure they had Mason kicking short and towards the corner of the goaline.
"Right now Alec Burks is using and abusing this Texas defense"
Congrats to both former Buffs -- enjoy the title of Champion!
We should have listened to Colorado fans.
Agree, it looked like he was kicking them high so the coverage team had more time to get down field.
Would somebody with quick access to a media guide post a list of all the former Buffs who own Superbowl rings?
Thanks in advance.
Super Bowl I -- Green Bay, 1966
Super Bowl II -- Green Bay, 1967
- Boyd Dowler, E
Super Bowl VII -- Miami, 1972
- Boyd Dowler, E
Super Bowl VIII -- Miami, 1973
- Dick Anderson, DB
Super Bowl XI -- Oakland, 1976
- Dick Anderson, DB
Super Bowl XV -- Oakland, 1980
- Cliff Branch, WR
- Terry Kunz, RB
Super Bowl XVI -- San Francisco, 1981
- Cliff Branch, WR
- Mike L. Davis, DB
- Odis McKinney, DB
- Greg Westbrooks, LB
Super Bowl XVIII -- L.A. Raiders, 1983
- George Visger, DT
Super Bowl XX -- Chicago, 1985
- Cliff Branch, WR
- Mike L. Davis, DB
- Don Hasselbeck, TE
- Odis McKinney, DB
Super Bowl XXI -- N.Y. Giants, 1986
- Brian Cabral, LB
- Emery Moorehead, WR
Super Bowl XXII -- Washington, 1987
- Lee Rouson, RB
Super Bowl XXIII -- San Francisco, 1988
- Eric Coyle, C
- Richard Johnson, WR
Super Bowl XXIV -- San Francisco, 1989
- Barry Helton, P
Super Bowl XXVII -- Dallas, 1992
- Barry Helton, P
Super Bowl XXXI -- Green Bay, 1996
- Mickey Pruitt, LB
Super Bowl XXXII -- Denver, 1997
- Shannon Clavelle, DT
- Darius Holland, DT
Super Bowl XXXIII -- Denver, 1998
- Matt Lepsis, OT
- Tom Rouen, P
- Alfred Williams, DE
Super Bowl XXXVI -- New England, 2001
- Matt Lepsis, OT
- Viliami Maumau, DT
- Tom Rouen, P
- Alfred Williams, DE
Super Bowl XXXVIII -- New England, 2003
- Tom Ashworth, OT
- Charles E. Johnson, WR
- Ted Johnson, ILB
- Ben Kelly, CB/KR
Super Bowl XLIII -- Pittsburgh, 2008
- Tom Ashworth, OT
- Christian Fauria, TE
- Daniel Graham, TE
- Ted Johnson, ILB
Super Bowl XLV -- Green Bay, 2010
- Mitch Berger, P
- Mason Crosby, K
- Brad Jones, LB
Unleash you forgot the Buffs on the 2004-5 New England Team:
-Christian Fauria
-Daniel Graham
-Ted Johnshon
-Tom Ashworth
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