career solo tackles record (206) and the single-season records for both categories. He was named team MVP as a senior, was a Team Captain twice. As a freshman at ASU, Breunig wrestled on the varsity team for one year, finishing with a 10–4 record. He was selected as the Phoenix Press Box Association Amateur Athlete of the Year in 1974. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Marketing in 1977. In 1977, he was inducted into Arizona State University Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2012, he was inducted into the Sun Devil Football Ring of Honor. In 2015, he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. In 2017 Bob was recognized in the Pac-12 All Time Football Players, 12 Players per Pac-12 School---ASU #7. Professional career Breunig was selected in the third round (70th overall) of the 1975 NFL Draft, as part of the Dallas Cowboys' Dirty Dozen draft. In 1976, he became a starter at strongside linebacker, replacing the retired Dave Edwards. In 1977, he replaced the retired Lee Roy Jordan as the team's middle linebacker and defensive signal caller, making him just the third player in franchise history (25 yrs) to hold the position as a regular starter. In 1979, he registered 18 tackles (9 solo) in one game against the Philadelphia Eagles. He led the team in tackles in six seasons and broke the Cowboys' single-season tackle record (167) in 1981. Breunig started 117 straight games, until missing half of the 1984 season because of back problems that led to his retirement. He ended his career as the franchise's second-leading tackler (behind Jordan) with 1,016 stops, having played in ten seasons, appearing in 20 playoff games, six NFC championships and three Super Bowls. He was a four-time team captain, a three-time Pro Bowler, a second-team All-Pro and a four-time All-NFC selection. Breunig was named to the Dallas Cowboys Ft. Worth Star Telegram 50 Year/50 Player Dallas Cowboy Anniversary Team, the 1999 Sporting News All Time Dallas Cowboy Team, USA Today Sports 2014 All Time Dallas Cowboy Defense Team and in 2016 the Dallas Morning News All Time Top 5 Dallas Cowboy Linebackers. Personal life After football he entered into a partnership with former teammate Roger Staubach, in Investment/Development Real Estate. Bob acquired that Company in 1990 and operated a continuing successful venture until 2008 at which time the company was sold and