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Cuindividualnotes.Pdf 2016 COLORADO BUFFALO FOOTBALL: Eight Quick Questions / The Players EIGHT QUICK QUESTIONS The players were asked to answer up to eight different questions; here are their responses: Three If I weren’t Favorite You can take a people Do you have a playing You win the college trip anywhere in Favorite you’d like can’t college lottery, the Create a class football the world, where Appetizer to have miss” TV football, I’d first thing you at CU, what reporter or Player would it be? dinner with show? be playing buy is: would it be? announcer Michael Adkins Rio De Janeiro, Hot Wings Being Mary Track and Field A house Money Brazil Jane Matters Jaleel Awini Ibiza Chicken Wings, MLK, JFK, Kanye Game of Soccer A house for Cooking Class Charles Johnson Fries West Thrones my mom Chidobe Awuzie Jamaica Muhammad Ali Game of Intro to Thrones Confidence David Bagby Thailand Caesar Salad President Obama, Entourage Baseball A house for History of Chris Fowler LeBron James, my family Surfing Larry David JT Bale The South Pole Nachos Phil Robertson, Baseball Lunch Longsnapping Erin Andrews Miley Cyrus, Lifestyle Sylvester Stallone Concepts Mo Bandi India Bread and Olive J.J. Watt, Tom The Arrow Golf A Mansion Oil Brady, Margot Robbie Sam Bennion Teddy Roosevelt Silicon Valley Andrew Jamaica Caesar Salad Terrell Davis, Friday Night Basketball A Bugatti Napping Desmond Howard Bergner Champ Bailey, Lights, Hard 101 Margot Robbie Knocks Beau Bisharat LeBron James Bachelor/Ba chelorette Ronnie Michael Jackson Spongebob How to Blackmon Squarepants be Like Ronnie Brian Boatman Italy My grandpa and Game of Basketball A house Bowling Lee Corso myself in 10 years Thrones Bryce Bobo Bora Bora Denzel Washington Empire Lunch 101 Chris Bounds Paris Calamari Jesus, Hitler, D.B. Rugby A house The Study and Lou Holtz Cooper Effects of Pro Football Shane Callahan Talladega, Wings Sam Adams NASCAR Karate A fast truck Auto Racing Chris Fowler Florida races Jordan Carrell Japan Bone-in Obama, Michael None Baseball A house for my Kinesiology Joel Klatt Lemon Pepper Strahan, mother Chicken Ndamukong Suh Wings Xavier Cochrane Dubai Loaded Fries Obama, Tavon Hard Knocks Pay off my mom’s Sky Diving Austin, Odell bills Beckham Jr. Timothy Coleman Spring Malcom X Game of How to do Rolls Thrones college 101 Lucas Cooper Greece Calamari Kobe Bryant, Chad How I Met Your Basketball A private jet History of the Erin Andrews Johnson, Johnny Mother, Hard NFL Manziel Knocks Justin Eggers New Zealand Chili con Queso Wilson from Awkward eSports A yacht Talking to Girls Lou Holtz Dip Castaway, Bill 101 Gates, my girl Kelsey Three If I weren’t Favorite You can take a people playing You win the college trip anywhere in Favorite you’d like Do you have a college lottery, the Create a class football the world, where can’t miss” at CU, what Player Appetizer to have football, I’d be first thing you reporter or would it be? dinner TV show? playing buy is: would it be? announcer Kabion Ento Randy Moss Proud Family, Sleep Studies Rugrats Kyle Evans Argentina Lettuce Margot Robbie, Power Tennis I would repay my Yoga Class Mel Kiper Wraps Matthew parents for McConaughey everything they’ve bought me over the years N.J. Falo Bahamas Taro My sister, Tom and A mansion Jamie, and Jerry two brothers, Nate and Josh Shay Fields Brazil Sliders Me, myself, Love and Hip Hop Basketball A new lottery ticket Sleeping None and I Atlanta Jase Franke Africa Wings President The Office Handball Split the Interpretive Obama money with my Dancing family and friends George Frazier Africa Wings Tupac, Ray Lewis, None Basketball A car for my mom Football 101 Malcolm X Danny Galloway Bahamas Mozzarella Sticks Jim Jefferies, JFK, Hard Knocks, Lacrosse A house in Vail Cooking Class Danny Kannell and Abraham Lincoln Ballers Joey Galloway because it’s a mixture of my name Rick Gamboa Bora Bora Wings Game of Thrones A car Video games Jordan Gehrke Wings Margot Robbie, The Office Baseball or Golf An Aston Martin Nap Time 101 Eddy Lopez Rachel McAdams, Brian Lindgren Jimmie Gilbert Japan Fried Pickles All three of my N/A Basketball My parent’s house Sleep 101 N/A grandpas Addison Gillam New Zealand Lagunitas IPA Robin Williams Game of Thrones Curling A Casino Nap Time 101 Diego Gonzalez Brazil Kevin Rowland None Kicking 101 (lead singer of Dexy’s Midnight Runners) Dino Gordon Sapasui, Corned Volleyball A house for my Creating Music beef and rice family Chris Graham Australia Buffalo Wings Last Week A private jet Underwater Erin Andrews Tonight, Basket Game of Weaving Thrones Three If I weren’t Favorite You can take a people playing You win the college trip anywhere in Favorite you’d like Do you have a college lottery, the Create a class football the world, where can’t miss” at CU, what Player Appetizer to have football, I’d first thing you reporter or would it be? dinner TV show? be playing buy is: would it be? announcer Sean Grundman Neil Armstrong Orange is the History New Black through football Aaron Haigler Australia Wings Captain Jack The Office, Ping Pong A beach house How to Count Sparrow, Michael Family Guy Cards Scott, Will Ferrell Joseph Hall Australia Chicken tenders Ronald Reagan, The Walking Baseball A private jet Fishing Erin Andrews Morgan Dead Freeman, Steve Young Terran Hasselbach Puerto Rico Calamari Ghandi, Stephen Game of Wrestling My dream car Nap class Erin Andrews Hawking, Marilyn Thrones Monroe Trent Headley Canada to go Ricky Bobby None fishing and ski Chris Helbig Bahamas Wings Abe Lincoln, Basketball A house Flag Football Lou Holtz Michael Jordan, Michael Phelps Chris Hill All over Europe Calamari Rob Gronkowski, None Nothing Rental/investment American Erin Andrews Nikola Tesla, my properties Conservatism grandpa Aaron Howard Argentina Chips and Queso Morgan Lacrosse A car for my dad Nature Freeman, Jesus, Enjoyment and Selena Gomez Appreciation Jonathan Huckins New Zealand Jalapeño My grandparents Game of Thrones Golf A house for my Cooking Lee Corso and Paul Rudd mom and Class brother Uryan Hudson Europe Megan Good, Power, Empire Basketball Put it in the Sleep 101 Lauren London, bank Beyoncé Johnny Huntley III Dr. Martin Luther Prison Break Football King Jeromy Irwin Jamaica My brother Sean Football 101 Sean Irwin Greek Islandds Myself Game of Thrones Archery 101 Leo Jackson III Australia Nachos My family Soccer A car Brent Musburger Justin Jan Europe Wings Barack Empire Basketball A house P.E. Brent Musburger Obama Akil Jones Dominican Republic Ribs Margot Robbie, The Walking Baseball Another lottery Sleep Class Erin Andrews Margot Robbie, Dead ticket Margot Robbie If I weren’t Favorite You can take a Three people Do you have a playing You win the college trip anywhere in Favorite you’d like to can’t college lottery, the Create a class football Player the world, where Appetizer have dinner miss” TV football, I’d first thing you at CU, what reporter or would it be? with show? be playing buy is: would it be? announcer Tony Julmisse Game of Money Collecting Thrones 101 Josh Kaiser Cuba Calamari Rhianna, Game of Baseball A Lamborghini Yoga Class Erin Andrews Beyoncé, Thrones Jennifer Lopez Dylan Keeney Spain or Golf Australia Alex Kelley Iceland Pulled Pork My dad and two Game of eSports A beach house in How to Talk to Sam Ponder Nachos brothers Thrones San Diego Girls 101 Alex Kinney Australia Ray Guy Alaskan Bush Adventure PE People/Gold Punting 101 Diego Gonzalez Rush Alaska Gerrad Kough Italy Nachos My grandpa, dad, Ballers Bowling An island A Class of Sam Ponder and brother Nothing Sam Kronshage UK Jalapeno President Golf A vacation house Golf Class Poppers Obama Afolabi Laguda Bolivia Spinach and Michael Jordan, Power Basketball A house for my Life Studies Kirk Herbstreit Artichoke Dip God, Deion Sanders parents Donovan Lee Jesus Break Dance Drew Lewis Swiss Alps Calamari Obama, Prison Break Track and Field Clothes Study of John Maddon Donald Tupac Trump, Shakur Adolf Troy Lewis South Africa Calamari MLK, Malcom X, Spongebob Chess A Bugatti Ebonics/ Troy Aikman President Squarepants Slang Obama Phillip Lindsay France MLK Ballers Yoga John Lisella II Wherever my Calamari, Fried Three people Game of Baseball A super-big pizza Cooking Class Erin Andrews brothers are living Pickles who don’t finish Thrones their meals Sefo Liufau Europe Wings My grandpa, Game of Basketball House for my Independent Chris Fowler Messi, and Thrones parents Study Ronaldo Eddy Lopez Wings Jesus, Abe Lincoln, Arrow Golf A house and car Movie Jordan Gehrke my soul mate Theatre Trips and Critiques Tim Lynott Italy Wings Entourage Surfing A beach house Golf Class Kirk Herbstreit Jay MacIntyre Cleveland to LeBron The Office Nap Class LeBron James hang with LeBron James Pookie Maka My bed Jesus, myself The Walking A house for my Study of N.J. 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