Now that I think about it, I believe that was also the game where I couldn't remember which room was mine in the AirBnB and ended up sleeping on the couch for fear of the lady calling the cops on me if I made the wrong choice.
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Official Countdown Thread - 2023 Edition
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Johnson was a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he played from 1971 to 1973 and earned a degree in marketing. His career record as a starter for the Buffs was 18 wins and 5 losses. He led the Buffaloes to road wins over LSU and Ohio State in 1971 (and a #3 national ranking) and a home win against Oklahoma in 1972. At the time his college career ended, he was ranked #3 in the history of Colorado in total offense. 
Am I the only one who when growing up loved the guys with the “cool” names? Sykes, Tufts (so cool for a LB), Purify, Dizon etc.
SerenityBuff
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Bieniemy was that for me.
I was pretty hard on Hessler from the stands (and in conversations with people). I made the mistake of comparing him to Detmer- the best passer in CU history IMHO. I was also spoiled with Hagan, Stewert, and Detmer as my QB's while I was a student. I also think his 5 TD game against chOklahoma was what I expected throughout his career.
I apologize to Mr. Hessler for being so critical. He might be the last player that I have to apologize to because I have made amends to the others. I have a history of saying dumb things about people because god didnt give me the body to play football.
(but whatever I say about allbuffs posters is the TRUTH!)
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Hannibal Navies, Akarika Dawn
I had the pleasure of meeting Hannibal Navies when the Packers played the Eagles and he went to the original Mitchell & Ness store in Philadelphia.
If you ever visit Philadelphia, you will see a lot of professional athletes at that store.
P-Rich's comeback game against CSU was one of my favorite in my time at CU.
What a waste of talent.
You know what I mean.
6 Year (really 5) career in the NFL with a major knee injury?
It is better than most.
I don't know his particulars except that he came to CU because he screwed up at USC.... but he isn't one of those that didn't make it at all in the NFL.
It was UCLA. My point was that he had world class talent and it was wasted by playing for CU.
*UCLA
Thx. I leave my mistakes up for everyone to see.
I should try google sometime to fact check.
(I should have said: Don't let any facts get in the way of my solid arguments!!!!)
Maybe just search on your phone
Wrong post
Cough... cough... boss, I contracted COVID until the season starts... cough.
Yes, too bad he didn’t stick with UCLA. For **** sake.
That is the best image I could find of O.C. Oliver
JJ Billingsley
I was blocking for OC Oliver when he scored his last touchdown vs KState in 1990.
That is the best image I could find of O.C. Oliver
Before the crowd yelled J-J-Flannigan or E-B-ienemy, they yelled O-C-Oliver when he had big runs or scores.
