A Program in Transition vs. A Program on the Rise Game Details Vegas Odds & Betting Watch History: Shared Ties The Buffs and Yellow Jackets have never met on the football field. But the programs are forever linked by one of the quirkiest endings in college football history: the shared 1990 national title. That year, […]
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On Monday, CU announced it will retire two jersey numbers during the spring game: Travis Hunter’s No. 12 and Shedeur Sanders’ No. 2. And when the news broke, one thought came to mind— What’s the rush? Look, I get it. Fathers are biologically wired to hype their kids. I say this as the guy in
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[Note from John: On this most holy day, the start of the NCAA basketball tournament, contributing blogger Chris wanted to remind folks that Colorado has a richer post-season basketball history than you probably think. Read up, Buff Hoops Fans! ] Nobody would call CU a basketball blue blood, but the Buffs have a surprisingly deep
GREAT POST-SEASON MOMENTS IN CU MEN’S BASETBALL HISTORY THAT EVERY FAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Read More »
This season sucked. Sure, the Buffs’ run in the Big 12 Tournament showed that Tad can still coach, Jakimovski can shoot, and Post Malone can be a problem for smaller frontlines. But let’s not sugarcoat it—this season was a resounding failure. While plenty of focus has been on the three Buffs who left for the
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* From a Buff fan’s perspective Here at BuffsBlog, we’ve never claimed to be objective. We aim for smart analysis, but let’s be real—it’s always through silver and gold lenses. So, naturally, I was scrolling through headlines about Shedeur Sanders’ draft stock this weekend when something stopped me in my tracks. One commentator actually said he’d
SHEDEUR SANDERS VS. CAM WARD: TALE OF THE TAPE* Read More »
Being a contributor to a new blog is tough work. Case in point: on Monday, I was busy celebrating @Bowen St. Buff’s birthday at Kuper Wine Bar in Longmont (shoutout to Doug and Julie Oldfield and the incredible staff at Kuper) when I was asked to cover the CU/KU tilt at The Can. So, I did what any self-respecting, wine-loving, last-minute blogger would
IS THE FOAM DOME TOO BIG? THE CU EVENTS CENTER AND THE BASKETBALL ATTENDANCE PROBLEM Read More »
With the House v. NCAA settlement reshaping college athletics, schools are scrambling to adapt to the new pay-for-play era. One of the biggest trends? Hiring general managers to handle roster construction, NIL strategy, and transfer portal management—turning college programs into mini-NFL franchises. It’s no surprise that Alabama (Kevin Steele), Florida (Graham Hall), USC (Chad Bowden),
COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S NEW ERA – HOW THE HOUSE SETTLEMENT BENEFITS THE COLORADO BUFFALOES Read More »
Updates for version 3.0 are below are in green The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine is set for February 27 to March 2 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Last year’s combine delivered unforgettable moments—Xavier Worthy’s blazing 4.21 40-yard dash and Rome Odunze’s relentless effort to perfect his three-cone drill, refusing to leave the turf until he got it right. But before
CU BUFFS AT THE NFL COMBINE – THE UNDERWEAR OLYMPICS VERSION 3.0 Read More »
The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine is set for February 27 to March 2 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Last year’s combine delivered unforgettable moments—Xavier Worthy’s blazing 4.21 40-yard dash and Rome Odunze’s relentless effort to perfect his three-cone drill, refusing to leave the turf until he got it right. But before anyone can emulate a Mike Mamula-style Combine rise, they
THE NEXT MIKE MAMULA (BUFFS AND THE UNDERWEAR OLYMPICS) Read More »