Countdown - 80 days, Jersey #80

[Brad]

As we count down the days to kickoff versus BYU, let's look at players that have worn the jersey of the same number.  Please add your comments or questions.

#80
Cory Porter..............................1997-2000
Jason Bingham................................. 2001
Ean Randolph................................... 2006
Patrick Richardson ......................2008-09
Stephen Bravo-Brown .................2010-11
Mike McFarland...........................2012-14
Ryan Hintze...................................... 2017
Trevor Steinke.................................. 2017
Terrence Horne ...........................2019-20
Bailey Purcell................................2021

Bull Bits:

• Cory Porter of much fame is also an OG
• Ean Randolph is eighth in most receptions in a season with 49; had a 126 yards receiving game against UCF; holds the record for the highest punt return average in a game (61.5); Big East Special Teams Plater of the Year in 2006; was a free agent signing with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2007
• Stephen Bravo-Brown also wore #86
• Mike McFarland also wore #86
• Terrance Horne is fourth all time in most yards in a game with 264 return yards and 11 receiving yards against Georgia Tech in 2018; the 264 kickoff return yards are the record for most in one game; Horne also returned two for TDs (98 and 97 yds) in that game giving him the game/season/career record for kickoff return TDs (tied with Lindsay Lamar for season/career)

[CousinRicky]

Weren't Randolph, Bravo-Brown and Horne all burners?

[GoBulls84]

1 minute ago, CousinRicky said:

Weren't Randolph, Bravo-Brown and Horne all burners?

Randolph was more quick than fast IIRC. He could shake a dude out of his cleats, that's why he was so good on returns.

[CousinRicky]

4 minutes ago, GoBulls84 said:

Randolph was more quick than fast IIRC. He could shake a dude out of his cleats, that's why he was so good on returns.

Remember him as a great returner. You may be right on the straight ahead speed but he was exciting in either case.

[bowman1]

2 hours ago, GoBulls84 said:

Randolph was more quick than fast IIRC. He could shake a dude out of his cleats, that's why he was so good on returns.

Good example in this clip vs WVU in 2006 - he jukes two defenders and then out runs 5 to the end zone 

 

[E.T.]

BULLieve Randolph played at Warner or Webber in Lake Wales.

Porter was an OG!

Horne was a burner . . . returned two Kick-Offs against GaTech at Home? And then injury?