Kunle's interception vs. WSU. Fantastic.And here are a few for No. 4.
Adekunle Ayinde's interception Vs. Washington State, 2016.
Keanon Cooper's forced fumble Vs. Syracuse, 2012.
In recognition of the Jim Wacker remembrance thread a few days ago, I loved the Saturday night postgame coach's show (on KARE 11?) where Jim would be on weekly and, no matter how bad the game turned out, he'd watch the highlights and excitedly comment with things like "and he catches it across the middle and number 4 is out the door!!"4 days
Ryan Thelwell
You can find the media guides on the website. They typically include an "All-Time Numbers" section listing players wearing each number. Can't say that those lists are complete, but it would give you some of what you are asking for.View attachment 14090
This is Fred Foggie, Rickey's younger brother. The web has no pictures of Fred as a Gopher, but he wore #4, graduating in 1990.
He played in the NFL for two seasons with Cleveland and Pittsburgh, a feat his brother never achieved. In Pittsburgh, he was the 30th of 31 men who have worn #36 for the Steelers. Jerome Bettis was the next and may be the last.
(I wish Gophersports had rosters going back past 1990. We're probably missing a lot of greats from the distant past in our countdowns)
I'll always remember those fondly.Here's Royston recovering the onside kick from 2011 in the mission to recover Floyd
Did I see a spiral...
One of the best connections I remember is Maye beating Daniel Davies against Nebraska in '14. Hopefully we're in store for some more autumn magic
Thank you GopherWeatherGuy for sticking with it! This is one of my favorite GH traditions. Now, let the games begin.
We still have one more day!