These posts are like OT posts on a message board. In other words, these are pure vanity posts, akin to yours truly preening and prinking in front of a mirror while wondering how I got so many gray hairs. As an initial matter — we’d like to start a new tradition on the site – the BuffsBlog.com […]
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This is a post in the series introducing CU fans to CU’s freshman enrollees. To see the previous Hello post, see https://buffsblog.com/hello-christian-hudson/ Position: Wide receiver Size: 6’ 170 pounds on most recruiting sites. Miraculously, Wilson actually expanded an inch in the altitude as he is listed at 6’2” 170 pounds on the CU roster. Offers: Wilson committed
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Tuesdays are for the Herd columns will will come out on- — yep, you guessed it — Tuesdays and will be different than most posts on this site. These posts are like OT posts on a message board. In other words, these are pure vanity posts, akin to yours truly preening and prinking in front of a
This is a post in the ongoing series introducing CU’s freshman enrollees. To see the previous Hello post, see https://buffsblog.com/hello-alexander-mcpherson/ HELLO! Christian Hudson. POSITION: Defensive tackle. SIZE: Hudson is listed on recruiting sites as standing 6’2” and weighing 280 pounds. On the CU roster, he’s listed at 6’1”, 290 pounds — meaning that the altitude did, in fact,
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Per Pro Football News, the Cowboys are close to naming Brian Schottenheimer as head coach. This is good news for Buff Nation, as there was talk of Deion Sanders as a candidate for the Cowboys job. For more on the earlier rumors, see: Now we celebrate with BUFFALO STANCE.
COWBOYS CLOSING IN ON BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER AS HEAD COACH Read More »
This is one of my favorite pieces of CU memorabilia and I’ll always cherish it. Thanks Coach. There is no content after the jump.
The Colorado Buffaloes will have three – yes, three — coaches / analysts prowling the sideline for the 2025 season that have been named to the NFL’s Hall of Fame. Joining Marshall Faulk will be head coach Deion Sanders and Senior Defensive Analyst Warren Sapp. Based on my research, CU will be the first team in collegiate sports
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The women’s basketball team is 12-6 on the season and 3-4 in the Big 12, and is apparently, somehow, improbably, on the bubble for the NCAA tournament. Joe Lunardi has the Buffs as one of the last 8 teams out of the field, which is remarkable and speaks to the weakness of the bubble in this
UNVERIFIED VERACITY LOOKS AT NCAA TOURNAMENT CHANCES AND A QUICK FOOTBALL NOTE Read More »
If your eyes glaze over whenever financial metrics are thrown around, take heart — we’re going to keep this relatively high level. But if you’re going to be an informed CU sports fan, you have to have some knowledge of CU’s athletic budget and what that means for what we see on the field, court,
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An NFL caliber-corner is going to return to Boulder for his final season. No, not that corner. But in a big boost for the secondary, Preston Hodge announced his decision to return for the 2025 season, taking advantage of an NCAA waiver granting additional eligibility to players with juco experience. Hodge will have the chance