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At the University of Nebraska, Brown was a backup as an offensive lineman and outside linebacker in Bill Jennings' final season as the Cornhuskers' coach in 1961. Brown became a starter in 1962 under coach Bob Devaney. Brown preserved a 36–34 win in the 1962 Gotham Bowl, the program's first bowl win, with an interception in the final minute. [3]
Bob Brown, one of the best offensive linemen of the 1960s and an inductee to the Pro Football and College Football Hall of Fame, died Friday. He was 81 years old.
Bob Brown (offensive lineman) Derek Brown (running back) Drew Brown (Canadian football) Josh Brown (American football) Kris Brown; Lewis H. Brown (American football) Mike Brown (safety) Ralph Brown (cornerback) Todd Brown; Correll Buckhalter; Daniel Bullocks; Josh Bullocks; Rex Burkhead; Burton Burns; Ed Burns (American football) Jim Burrow ...
June 16 - Bob Brown. Brown was an offensive lineman so physical that former Raiders teammate Gene Upshaw once said “I had opponents come up to me during games and say, ‘Gene, tell Bob to stop ...
Offensive coordinator: Joe Moore ... Bob Brown: Jr: QB: 10: John Cummings ... Joe Moore – Assistant head coach/offensive coordinator/offensive line; Bob Junko ...
The star of Devaney's early teams was offensive lineman "Boomer" Bob Brown, who ran a 4.4-second forty-yard dash despite being the largest player on Nebraska's roster. [76] Brown, the second selection in the 1964 NFL draft , became a five-time All-Pro and joins Guy Chamberlin and Will Shields as the only Cornhuskers in the College Football and ...
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Thirteen Cornhuskers have been named an All-American multiple times, most recently offensive lineman Aaron Taylor. From 1963 to 2003, there were just three seasons in which NU did not have at least one player selected as an All-American.