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Eight Quick Questions / the Players EIGHT QUICK QUESTIONS 2017 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 Favorite You can take a Do you have a people you’d weren’t You win the college trip anywhere in Favorite like to have can’t miss” TV playing lottery, the Create a class football the world, where Appetizer dinner with show? college first thing you at CU, what reporter or Player would it be? football buy is: would it be? announcer Michael Adkins II Rio De Janeiro, Hot Wings Being Mary Track, I’d be and A house Money Brazil Jane playingField Matters college 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. 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