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Former Green Bay Packers Super Bowl champion and Nebraska Cornhuskers legend Calvin Jones died Wednesday.<\/p>\n
He was 54.<\/p>\n
The running back\u2019s death is indicative of carbon monoxide poisoning, Omaha police told WOWT-TV.<\/p>\n
Officers arrived at Jones\u2019 home around 8:30 p.m Wednesday after a neighbor reported odors of gas. Inside, they found a generator running and Jones unconscious in the basement.<\/p>\n
While there were \u201csigns of carbon monoxide poisoning,\u201d the official cause of death has not yet been confirmed and is pending an autopsy report.<\/p>\n
According to Husker Extra, Jones had been running a generator in his basement because the furnace in his house had stopped working.<\/p>\n
An Omaha native, Jones grew to national acclaim playing for his hometown Cornhuskers from 1991-93. He led the Big 8 Conference in scoring during his freshmen season and was named an All-American during his sophomore campaign.<\/p>\n
Jones served as one half of head coach Tom Osborne\u2019s famous \u201cwe-back\u201d system, teaming up with fellow I-back Derek Brown to create a rushing attack without equal in the college ranks.<\/p>\n
In 1992, the duo averaged 329 yards per game \u2014 the most in the nation \u2014 and carried Nebraska to an Orange Bowl appearance.\u00a0<\/p>\n
By the time of his declaration for the NFL draft, Jones had amassed more than 3,000 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Jones\u2019 professional career was short-lived, lasting just three seasons. <\/p>\n
He played 16 total games between the Raiders and Packers \u2014 rushing for a total of 112 yards on 27 attempts \u2014 while winning a Super Bowl with Green Bay in 1997.<\/p>\n
Nebraska Football mourned their legend in a statement, saying, \u201cWe are deeply saddened by the passing of Husker legend and Super Bowl Champion, Calvin Jones. Our hearts go out to the Jones family and he will be greatly missed.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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