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Aaron Bailey

Aaron Bailey

American former American football playerWikipedia

Search complete. 6 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Aaron Bailey".

Oct 12, 2026

Jody DemlingHOST
12:12
The 313 all-purpose yards, third most in a program history.
Jody DemlingHOST
12:16
Aaron Bailey, 322 at Memphis in 1993, and Calvin Prince, 319 against Drake in 1976.
Jody DemlingHOST
12:27
Brown moved into seventh on Louisville's career rushing list with 206- 2,614 yards.
Jody DemlingHOST
12:35
He passed Frank Moreau and Michael Bush.
Bill CowherGUEST
43:44
And remember, there was no instant replay back in that year, 1995.
Bill CowherGUEST
43:49
And so all I remember is when the ball came down, I know Aaron Bailey came up with it, and also I just looked at the official.
Bill CowherGUEST
43:57
And when his arms didn't go vertical and they went horizontal for incomplete pass, that was the happiest man in that stadium.
Bill CowherGUEST
44:04
That would have been two devastating losses two years in a row in an AFC championship game.
Bill CowherGUEST
44:14
Oh, really? I do.
Bill CowherGUEST
44:15
I had to get that ball.
Bill CowherGUEST
44:17
Randy Fuller breaking up the pass of Aaron Bailey.
Bill CowherGUEST
44:19
from Jim Harbaugh, so I made sure Jim got a picture of those two just to remind him.
Bill CowherGUEST
4:32
He's a pass rusher along with DeForest Buckner inside.
Bill CowherGUEST
4:35
Obviously, Aaron is on the left side of his mobility-wise, and so that's going to be a big part of that.
Bill CowherGUEST
4:42
But, you know, listen, you're playing in Pittsburgh.
Bill CowherGUEST
4:44
You're going to be playing on grass.
Bill CowherGUEST
5:59
And remember, there was no instant replay back in that year, 1995.
Bill CowherGUEST
6:03
Right.
Bill CowherGUEST
6:04
And so all I remember is when the ball came down, I know Aaron Bailey came up with it.
Bill CowherGUEST
6:10
And also, I just looked at the official.

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