Rocky Mountain News sports editor and honorary University of Denver (DU) Pioneers men's football coach Chet Nelson poses for a portrait.

University of Denver (DU) Pioneers athletic director Tad Wieman (right) and honorary football coach Chet Nelson (left), sports editor for the Rocky Mountain News, exchange books ''Two Minutes From Victory'' by Chet Nelson and ''Practice Football'' by Tad Wieman.

University of Denver (DU) Pioneers athletic director Tad Wieman (right) and honorary football coach Chet Nelson (left), sports editor for the Rocky Mountain News, exchange books ''Two Minutes From Victory'' by Chet Nelson and ''Practice Football'' by Tad Wieman.

University of Denver (DU) Pioneers honorary coach, Denver Post newspaper sports editor Jack Carberry, receives a bucket which reads: ''Pioneer Bucket, The Denver Post, Coach Jack Carberry 54 winner - 22-18. 55 winner - 13-6.''

Two University of Denver (DU) Pioneers guest coaches hold up a clipboard and confer in front of a sign that reads: ''Winningest Coaches (Pct.): Carberry: 1.000 (1-0), Wilkinson: .901, Tatum: .800, Blaik: .794.'' Jack Carberry, sports editor of the Denver Post newspaper, stands on the left.

Two University of Denver (DU) Pioneers guest coaches hold up a clipboard and confer in front of a sign that reads: ''Winningest Coaches (Pct.): Carberry: 1.000 (1-0), Wilkinson: .901, Tatum: .800, Blaik: .794.'' Jack Carberry, sports editor of the Denver Post newspaper, stands on the left.

University of Denver Pioneers men's football coach Bob Blackman helps Chet Nelson, sports editor for the Rocky Mountain News, into a DU letterman's jacket.

University of Denver (DU) Pioneers men's football coach John Roning (middle) holds the Pioneer Bucket trophy as honorary football coaches Jack Carberry (left), sports editor for the Denver Post, and Chet Nelson (right), sports editor for the Rocky Mountain News, playfully tug at the award prior to the men's football scrimmage game.

University of Denver (DU) Pioneers honorary football coach and sports editor for the Denver Post, Jack Carberry, converses with an unidentified coach over a meal. Both are wearing ''Rock The Reds'' badges.