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ALL-TIME BUFF NUMBERS The following is a listing of what numbers some famous Colorado Buffaloes have worn through the years. Qualifications for this list included earning All-America or All-Conference honors, academic honors, all-century team honors, award winners, captains, professional alumni and draft selections and all record holders and select circle members. Numbers prior to 1925 were not readily available. No. Player, Pos. No. Player, Pos. Eric Bieniemy, RB; Steve Gaunty, SE; Ben Kelly, CB; Jerry Hamilton, PK; Steve Engel, RB; Drew Ferrando, SE; Mark Henry, WR; Dick 1 Donnie Holmes, WR; Vance Joseph, QB; Craig Ochs, QB; Paul Sawyer, T; Josh 25 Schrepferman, QB Smith, WR/KR Charlie Davis, RB; Don Hagin, FB; Ron Johnson, RB; Tony Jones, RB; Lance Carl, WR; Hugh Charles, TB; Deon Figures, CB; 26 Mike McCoy, DB; Chris McLemore, RB; Lyle Pickens, CB; Terrence 2 J.J. Flannigan, RB; Richard Johnson, RB; James Kidd, WR; Wheatley, CB Stan Koleski, P; John Minardi, WR; Damen Wheeler, CB Carroll Hardy, RB; Brian Iwuh, OLB; Cortlen Johnson, TB; Rashidi Barnes, FS; Dave DeLine, PK; Tom Field, PK; Jeremy Flores, 27 Leon Mavity, HB; Greg Thomas, FS 3 PK;Walt Franklin, C/E; Darian Hagan, QB; Fred Lima, PK; Bobby Estes Banks, RB; Ken Culbertson, PK; Larry Horine, S; Jon Keyworth, Morris, S; Kazell Pugh, SE; Jimmy Smith, CB 28 RB; Tom Mackenzie, PK; Odis McKinney, DB; Andy Mitchell, P; Chidobe Awuzie, CB; Charles S. Johnson, QB; Jerry Martinez, S; Will Oliver, PK 4 Mike Moschetti, QB; Rodney Rogers, FS; Donald Strickland, CB; Roland Gregory, RB; Pat Murphy, DB; John Torp, P; Lee Willard, B; Patrick Williams, WR 29 Solomon Wilcots, CB Loy Alexander, SE; J.J. Billingsley, FS; Mike E. Davis, DB; Roman John Bayuk, RB; Wilmer Cooks, RB; Terry Kunz, RB; Chuck 5 Hollowell, WR; O.C. Oliver, HB; Rodney Stewart, TB; Herchell 30 Weiss, RB Troutman, TB; Connor Wood, QB Dick Anderson, S; Jeff Donaldson, SS; Michael Lewis, SS; Jon Major, Ryan Black, SS; Darrin Chiaverini, WR; Eric Hamilton, SS; Mark 31 OLB; Tim Roberts, S; Loren Schweninger, RB; Emerson Wilson, RB 6 Hatcher, QB; Derek Marshall, QB; Paul Richardson, WR Gary Campbell, LB; Maurice Cantrell, FB; Rick Gamboa, ILB; Toney Clemons, WR; John Hessler, QB; Cody Hawkins, QB; Jesse 32 Eric McCarty, LB; Noble Milton, RB; Walter Stanley, WR; 7 Johnson, CB; Ken Johnson, QB; Anthony Perkins, SS; Dalton John Tarver, RB; Roger Williams, QB Simmons, CB; Jashon Sykes, ILB; Bruce Young, SS George Adams RB; Brandon Drumm, FB; Don Evans, RB/P; Dane Sal Aunese, QB; Rich Bland, DB; Ron Brown, WR; T.J. Cunningham, CB; Graves, QB; Bill Harris, RB; James Hill, RB; Erich Kissick, RB; Tom 8 Kayo Lam, RB; Mark Mariscal, P; Hannibal Navies, OLB; Darragh 33 Nigbur, RB; Tom Perry, LB; Maurice Reilly, RB O’Neill, P; Bill Solomon, QB Jack Becker, RB; Chad Brown, LB; Sam Smith, RB; Jeremy Aldrich, PK; Tyler Hansen, QB; Barry Helton, P; 34 Bill Symons, RB 9 Charles E. Johnson, WR; Mike Pritchard, WR; Art Woods, P Jim Bratten, QB; George Carlson, E; Hatfield Chilson, B; Joe Duenas, 35 Jeff Hornberger, RB; Rod Perry, DB; Ted Woods, RB 10 QB; Hale Irwin, QB/DB; Homer Jenkins, RB; John Nairn, CB; Kordell Stewart, QB; Gale Weidner, QB 36 Dick Robert, P; Bob Spicer, OG; Ryan Sutter, FS Bobby Anderson, QB/RB (retired); Eddie Dove, RB; Bernie McCall, 11 QB; Zack Jordan, RB/P 37 Rick Stearns, DE/LB; Marcus Washington, CB/FS Mike Bynum, S; Scott Kingdom, QB; Jeff Knapple, QB; Dave 12 McCloughan, CB; Frank Rogers, PK/E; Woody Shelton, RB; John 38 Steve Doolittle, LB/P; Guy Egging, FB; Billy Waddy, WB Stearns, DB/P; Lamont Warren, RB; David Williams, QB 39 Jeff Brunner, NT; Kevin Eberhart, PK; James Mayberry, RB; 13 Ronnie Bradford, CB; Clyde Crutchmer, QB; Sefo Liufau, QB; Willie Nichols, SE; Tom Stone, TE Steve Vogel, QB George Lewark, DB; Emery Moorehead, WB; Barry Remington, ILB; 40 Brad Jones, OLB Bernie Bustler, OG; Mike L. Davis, SS; Koy Detmer, QB; Eric Harris, 14 CB; Craig Keenan, QB; Joel Klatt, QB John Farler, RB; Bo Matthews, FB; Tennyson McCarty, TE; 41 Ted Somerville, HB; Ward Walsh, RB Steve Beck, S; Jeremy Bloom, WR; Jim Cooch, CB; Pete Dadiotis, PK; 15 Randy Geist, LB; David Gibbs, CB; Merwin Hodel, RB; Dan Kelly, QB; Willie Beebe, RB; Larry Brunson, RB; Monte Huber, SE; Jim Kelleher, RB; Paul Krause, SE; Steve Rosga, FS; Gus Shannon, OG; Ryan Walters, FS; 42 Gabe Leonard, FS; Bobby Purify, TB; Michael Simmons, RB Clayton White, E William Harris, RB; Joey Johnson, LB; Chuck McCarter, DE; Cullen Bryant, DB; Frank Cesarek, QB; Jo Jo Collins, WR; Mason 43 Ed Pudlik, E; Derek Singleton, RB 16 Crosby, PK; Randy Essington, QB; Jim Harper, PK; Tom Rouen, P; Jordon Dizon, ILB; Boyd Dowler, QB; Addison Gillam, ILB; Mark Matt Russell, ILB; Drew Wahlroos, DLB 44 Haynes, CB; Nick Kasa, TE; Clyde Riggins, CB; Anthony Paul Arendt, QB; Mitch Berger, P/PK; Allen Braun, P; Tim James, CB; Weatherspoon; FB; John Zisch, TE 17 Medford Moorer, FS; Lawrence Vickers, FB; Neil Voskeritchian, PK; Charlie Greer, DB; Jeff Smart, ILB Greg Westbrooks, DB 45 18 Frank Bernardi, RB; Brian Foster, CB; M.J. Nelson, WR Greg Biekert, LB; Charles Davis, QB; Javon Green, WR; Dave Haney, PK; 19 Mickey Pruitt, SS; Tony Reed, RB; Rashaan Salaam, RB Greg Henderson, CB; Michael Marquez, RB; Harry Narcisian, RB; 20 Alvin Rubalcaba, CB; Bob Stransky, RB Rae Carruth, WR; Howard Cook, RB; Ralph Curtis, RB; Marcus 21 Houston, TB; Mike Kozlowski, RB; Scotty McKnight, WR; Lance Olander, RB/P; Horace Perkins, RB; Larry Plantz, RB Howard Ballage, WR; Chris Brown, TB; George Hemingway, RB; 22 Malcolm Miller, RB; Victor Scott, CB; Nelson Spruce, WR; Jerry Williams, WB; Gene Worden, RB Cliff Branch, WR; Tom Brookshier, RB/DB; Jalil Brown, CB; Ozell 23 Collier, DB; Charlie Martin, HB; Bill McGlone, G; David Tate, CB 24 Byron White, QB (retired) Tom Brookshier 414 No. Player, Pos. 46 Ted Johnson, LB; Christian Powell, TB; Ellis Wood, FS Alan Chrite, LB; Chris Hudson, CB; O.T. Nuttall, HB; 47 Nick Pietsch, P; Mike Spivey, DB 48 Terry Johnson, LB; Lee Rouson, RB 49 Brian Cabral, LB; Ray Cone, LB; Don DeLuzio, LB Tony Berti, OT; Cleon Braun, LB; William McDonald, OC; 50 Dan McMillen, LB Tom Ashworth, OT; Billie Drake, LB; Terry Irvin, LB; 51 Dick Melin, OG; Roy Shepherd, LB; Rich Umphrey, C 52 Jay Leeuwenburg, C; Tiloi Lolotai, MG; Kyle Smith, OT 53 Larry Ferraro, C; Kevin Hood, LB; Walt Klinker, C; Adam Reed, C 54 Pete Brock, C; Marcus Burton, ILB; Rocky Martin, LB; Sean Tufts, ILB Don Fairbanks, LB/DT; Brian McCabe, LB; Ryan Olson, DT; Ron Scott 55 Bart Roth, LB; Bill Scribner, C; Jim Uhlir, C Tyronee Bussey, DE; Don Karnoscak, LB/C; Bill Roe, LB; No. Player, Pos. 56 Ron Woolfork, LB Wayne Lucier, C; Chuck Pearson, T; Nate Solder, OT; Melvin Thomas, 78 OG/T; Frank Van Valkenburg, T; George Visger, DT 57 Jeff Lee, LB; Dave Perini; DT; Steve Sidwell, LB; Bob Simpson, OT 79 Stan Brock, OT; Eddie Fusiek, OT; Mike Montler, OT; 58 Mark Fenton, C; Ryan Johanningmeier, OG/T Jake Zumbach, OT Jon Embree, TE; Sam Harris, DE; Robbie James, WR; David Bakhtiari, OT; Greg Jones, DE; Michael Jones, LB; 80 Derek McCoy, WR; Phil Savoy, WR; Carl Taibi, OG; 59 Don Popplewell, C; Ed Shoen, LB Ricky Ward, WR; Randy Westendorf, DE John Beard, OG; Bill Collins, DT; Matt McChesney, DE; 60 Erik Norgard, C 81 Michael Westbrook, WR Steve Heron, C; Chuck Mandril, OG; Kerry Mottl, LB James Garee, DE; Jeff Geiser, LB; Jerry Hillebrand, TE; 61 82 Bob Masten, TE; Brady McDonnell, DE Joe Garten, OG; Marwan Hage, OG/C; Dennis Havig, OG; Frank Clarke, TE; Greg Howard, TE; Ricky Kay, DE, Gary Knafelc, TE; 62 Bruce Heath, C; Doug Payton, OG 83 Will Pericak, DE; Dusty Sprague, WR; Arthur Walker, DT Junior Ili, OG; Heath Irwin, OG; Dick Knowlton, OG; Jeff Campbell, WR; Steve Dal Porto, WR; Jerry Leahy, E; Chuck 63 Bill Kralicek, OG; Tom Kresnak, OG; Darrin Muilenburg, OG; Brant 84 Mosher, TE; Bob Niziolek, TE; Mike Pruett, TE Thurston, OT; Leon White, OG 85 Stu Aldrich, DT; Bill Elkins, E; Keith English, P 64 Shaun Beard, OG; Lennie Ciufo, DE; Bryan Stoltenberg, C Bill Fairband, DE; Christian Fauria, TE; Brody Heffner, TE; George 65 Paul Butero, Andre Gurode, C/OG; Chris Naeole, OG; Kirk Tracy, OG 86 Hypolite, DT; Lamar Meyer, E; Whitney Paul, LB; Rico Smith, WR Ken Blair, E; Sean Brown, TE; Tiar Geer. TE; Dave Hestera, TE; Paul Briggs, OT; Brian Daniels, OG; Harvey Goodman, OG; Phil Irwin, 87 Mike Kerin, TE; John Perak, TE 66 LB; Paul McClung, QB; Bill Mondt, OG; Buck Smith, FB D.J. Hackett, WR; Dave Logan, WR; Chuck McBride, P/TE; Wally Merz, 67 Sherman Pruit, C; Joe Romig, OG/LB (retired) 88 E; Herb Orvis, DT; Ed Reinhardt, TE; Mike Schnitker, DE J.V. Cain, TE; Daniel Graham, TE; Don Hasselbeck, TE; 68 Ron Scott, NT 89 Joe Klopfenstein, TE; Rick Ogle, DE Lee Brunelli, DT; Pete Perry, DE; Sam Rogers, LB; Eric Coyle, C; Steve Hakes, OG; John Wooten, OG 69 90 Darin Schubeck, LB 70 Mark Koncar, OT 91 Troy Archer, DL; Kyle Rappold, DT Frank Bosch, DT; Bill Eurich, T; Bud Magrum, LB; Jerry McClurg, T; Matt Shannon Clavelle, DT; Laval Short, NT 71 Miller, OT; Victor Rogers, OT; Chris Symington, OG 92 Dave Capra, DT; Shane Cook, OT; John Denvir, OT; Jack Darius Holland, DT; Joel Steed, NT; Stuart Walker, DE 72 Himmelwright, OT; Charlie Johnson, MG; Mark VanderPoel, OT 93 73 Mark Cooney, DL; Ryan Miller, OG; Bob Salerno, OG; Sam Salerno, OG 94 Kerry Hicks, NT; Mark Shoop, DL; Alfred Williams, LB Don Branby, E; Scott Mahoney, OG; Bob Sebro, OT; 95 Garry Howe, NT; Curt Koch, DT; Derek McCartney, OLB; Daryl Price, DE 74 Dick Stapp, T; Sam Wilder, OT; Steve Young, OT Kanavis McGhee, LB; George Smith, DT; Chidera Uzo-Diribe, DE 75 Ruben Vaughan, DT 96 Brad Bedell, OG; Kile Morgan, OT; George Osborne, OT; 97 Justin Bannan, DT; Marcellous Elder, DT; Tom Reinhardt, NT 76 Dick Punches, T Justin Bates, OT; Bill Brundige, DE; Bill Coleman, OT; Dan Grimm, T; 98 Jimmie Gilbert, OLB 77 Jim Hansen, OT; Greg Horton, OT; Jack Jorgenson, T; Viliami Maumau, DT; Tyler Polumbus, OT; Bill Sabatino, DT 99 Tyler Brayton, DE/DT; Leonard Renfro, DT; Okland Salavea, DT 415.
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