At BuffsBlog we’ve tried different formats to find the best (and most entertaining) way to get you news and information. Today’s post is example #38 of a different format. Hey, we’re experimenting. So, today, we’re going to look at 14 things we’ve learned / that we know after fall camp. Why 14? Because we don’t have 15 […]
Today’s post is a little different – we’re going with rapid-fire camp intel for the sickos and the film junkies. As always, observations are pulled from practice tape, pressers, and sources who watch every drill. Think of this as the CU version of “spot the things TV doesn’t show you.” The second section of the post
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College football season is nearly upon us on and now, with streaming options exploding, there are more ways to watch college football than ever before. This fall marks a new era as both ESPN and Fox are launching direct-to-consumer streaming services, giving fans unprecedented access to live games. With so many options, how should college
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CJ Sadler is set to announce his college decision August 15th. Let’s kick things off with a buffet of all things CU football: we’ll start with a heavy appetizer of recruiting nibbles, a main course of Coach Mac-news, some new uniform dessert, and various quick hitters to close it out. Recruiting Updates (Yes, We’re Still
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We’ve finished week #2 of fall camp, and there’s still only one website that is dumb enough to parse practice videos, social media clips, and press conferences, and touch base with a couple of sources, to bring readers the latest and greatest intel on week 2 of fall camp….BuffsBlog’s back baby! It remains a silly
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Colorado’s offensive line of the future added a mauler last week. The Buffs landed a commitment from Ben Gula, a 6’5”, 285 pound interior offensive lineman out of Cypress Bay High School in Fort Lauderdale. Now, for those of you that grew up in the 1990s and watched Nick Jr., you’ll be glad to know that
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And the Herd finally breathed. Deion Sanders disclosed this morning that he has been dealing with an aggressive cancerous tumor on his bladder this summer. He had his bladder removed last month and his medical team said the cancer is now gone. “As a result of the surgery, he is cured from the cancer,” Dr. Janet
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BuffsBlog is back from a trip to Alaska (Glacier Bay is one of those few places in the world that will literally take your breath away), and we’re back to our coverage of the Buffs! CU begins their third fall camp under head Deion Sanders tomorrow, the first steps toward a season that comes questions
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