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At its peak , capacity was 65,000. They took out a upper level of bleachers on Cooke Hall side in the late 60's or early 70's. Check out the attendance for the 1960 Minnesota-Iowa game. Number 1 in the nation vs. Number 2. I think 65 or 66,000.

I went to many games at the Brickhouse in the 60's and 70's. So many great memories. Saw two Big Ten championships and so many great players. I always thought Bobby Bell was the greatest Gopher that I saw play. I remember watching Dick Butkus just totally control the game from middle linebacker...

2000- quarterback Travis Cole, Derrick Maye blocked the punts

1977-The kicker was Paul Rogind 1969- Running back Barry Mayer 1963- Kicker was Reid and Carl Eller stopped the Badgers on goal line 1940- Running back Bill Dayley

1973 Gil Fash was the QB and he threw the game winning touchdown to Dale Hendrickson.

Extra Credit: What LA suburb was kent Kramer from?

Benji Kamrath in 03.was the backup QB

Judge Dickson was from Clairton, PA. I talked to him on that same trip. Live on Sanibel .

44 year season ticket holder. If the U and Coyle would worry a little more about getting competitive in football and basketball than telling us how to exit the stadium, we would all be better off.

A vote for Gopher-Iowa game 1960. Iowa #1 vs. Gophers #2.

I am old school. Bobby Bell and Sandy Stephens.

27-21 Gophs.

Hey Bronko: Here is a try: 65-Aaron Brown 98-Luke Leverson 69-Ernie Cook 68-Barry Mayer 01-Ben Utecht 67-Curt Wilson 11-Marquies Gray 10-Troy Stoudemire 63- Mike Reid

Leo: Here's a try: 1; Andy Uram 2. Bill Dailey 3. Gino Capalletti 4. John Campbell 5. Craig Curry 6. Gary White 7. Aaron Osterman 8. Terry Jackson 9. Marquis Gray

Leo, Let's try these: 1. Jack Manders 2. Nile Kinnick 3.Jon Arnett 4. Roger Staubach 5. Walt Bowser 6. Jay Carroll 7. Omar Douglas 8. Travis Cole 9. Rishon Early