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  1. My dad went to Boulder high with the Anderson brothers and the Irwin brothers. He said they were great at every sport they played. Phil Irwin on the Sports Illustrated cover in 1970
  2. I forgot that he was committed to Texas. I remember him from his high school days at Creek
  3. 1-2 against the Buffs
  4. I have never heard how he persuaded the NCAA to grant the waiver. Always heard that Houton was in the Bienemy doghouse due to Marcus being a Primadonna. Makes sense when you had a stable of running backs with Brown, Purify, Johnson, Drumm and Calhoun. He was never the same after his knee injury and I do think he did not run at 100% after all of his injuries. I don't know if he had issues with other coaches as Bienemy took the UCLA job before he transferred to CSU so, Bienemy was not going to be his coach at CU in 2003
  5. SHEA MORENZ, CEO & PRESIDENT Shea is the Chief Executive of Morenz Group where he and his team provide strategic guidance and expansionary capital to privately held companies with a core focus on long-term sustainability. Shea is the CEO and Co-Founder of the Bobcat Group and a member of the Board of Directors for Quintana Minerals Corporation and the Spirit Golf Association. Prior to Morenz Group, Shea was the CEO of Stratfor, a geopolitical intelligence firm based in Austin, Texas, for nearly 5 years. While at Stratfor, he drove the firm’s global business strategy, including the ongoing expansion of its services to corporations and organizations around the world. He also oversaw Stratfor’s operational efficiency, product development, growth and strategic client relationships. Before joining Stratfor in 2011, Shea spent 10 years with Goldman, Sachs & Co. He was a Managing Director in the Investment Management Division and was the Region Head for Private Wealth Management for the Southwest Region. He began his career with the firm as an advisor to families, foundations and endowments on risk management. Previously, Shea played professional baseball for the New York Yankees. Shea is involved with a number of community organizations, including the Texas Business Leadership Council and the Board of Visitors for the Menninger Clinic. He serves on the Chancellor’s Council and Development Board for the University of Texas System as well as the Advisory Council for the McCombs School of Business. Shea also serves on the McCombs School of Business MBA Investment Fund Advisory Committee as well as the UT Athletics NextGEN committee. Shea is the founder of the University of Texas 1883 Council. He is also a member of Young Presidents’ Organization, Austin Chapter. Shea earned an MBA from the University of Michigan and a BBA in Finance from The University of Texas at Austin, where he lettered in both football and baseball and received Southwest Conference Academic Honors.
  6. Off the top of my head Lynn Katoa Katoa was a five-star football recruit out of Cottonwood but never saw the field at Colorado because of numerous off-field legal problems. Two months after arriving on campus he was arrested for breaking and entering an apartment where he slammed one man’s head through a wall and assaulted another with a rock before throwing him out a window. Darrell Scott (born April 16, 1989) is an American former professional football running back. He attended the University of South Florida, where he redshirted the 2010 college football season after having transferred from the University of Colorado.[1] Scott attended St. Bonaventure High School in Ventura, California. Scott was considered the #1 running back of the 2008 high school class by Rivals.com[2] and has drawn comparisons to LaDainian Tomlinson.[3] Marcus Houston (born May 27, 1981) is a former American football player. Houston grew up in Denver, Colorado and attended Thomas Jefferson High School. As a senior, he rushed for 1723 yards and 28 touchdowns.[1] Houston was one of the most sought after recruits in the nation and committed to play at the University of Colorado over offers from Texas, Florida State, Southern California, UCLA, Ohio State and Miami.[2] He was widely considered to be the most highly-touted prospect in Colorado Buffaloes history at the time.[3][4] He was also a USA Today High School All-American in 1999.
  7. I call that a John Daly
  8. CU at 24, TCU 28, ISU 28 and baylor at 30 Top 10 Conference rankings CONFERENCE CENTRAL MEAN SIMPLE AVERAGE TEAMS WIN50% 1 SEC (A) = 82.03 81.68 ( 1) 16 81.68 ( 1) 2 BIG TEN (A) = 78.39 78.15 ( 2) 18 78.15 ( 2) 3 BIG 12 (A) = 77.25 76.66 ( 3) 16 76.66 ( 3) 4 ACC (A) = 72.68 72.95 ( 4) 17 72.95 ( 4) 5 I-A IND. (A) = 68.91 69.86 ( 5) 3 69.86 ( 5) 6 PAC-12 (A) = 65.72 65.72 ( 6) 2 65.72 ( 6) 7 SUN BELT EAST (A) = 64.86 64.63 ( 7) 7 64.63 ( 7) 8 AMERICAN ATHLETIC (A) = 64.11 63.63 ( 9) 14 63.63 ( 9) 9 MOUNTAIN WEST (A) = 62.86 63.68 ( 8) 12 63.68 ( 8) 10 SUN BELT WEST (A) = 61.58 60.73 ( 10) 7 60.73 ( 10)
  9. Malory: Who uses Metric? Lana: Every single country on the planet except for us, Liberia and Burma! Archer: Really – cause you never think of those two as having their shit together.
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