Pac-12 alumni in the Super Bowl

February, 4, 2013

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There were 13 players from Pac-12 teams who were on active rosters for the Super Bowl. Here's the stat line on each player.

BALTIMORE RAVENS

Brendon Ayanbadejo, LB, UCLA: Appeared, no stats recorded.
Ed Dickson, TE, Oregon: Two catches for 37 yards.
Ma'ake Kemoeatu, NT, Utah: One solo tackle.
Paul Kruger, OLB, Utah: Three tackles, two sacks.
Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon: Two solo tackles. (Left game in second half with knee injury).
David Reed, WR/RS, Utah: Appeared, no stats recorded.
Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado: One solo tackle. (Jim Harbaugh wanted holding).
Terrell Suggs, OLB, Arizona State: One solo tackle, one assisted tackle.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

Dashon Goldson, S, Washington: Six solo tackles, three assisted tackles.
LaMichael James, RB, Oregon: Three carries, 10 yards, long of 9 yards. Three kick returns, long of 28 yards.
Brian Jennings, TE/LS, Arizona State: Appeared, no stats recorded.
Alex Smith, QB, Utah: Did not play.
Will Tukuafu, FB/DT, Oregon: Appeared, no stats recorded.

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