CU now has 4 pint-sized WRs and we need a nickname! Plus, CU football transfer portal update and list of who’s still looking at Coloardo as a transfer destination!
CU has added highly productive lower level players, including 10 all-conference players from G6 and FCS teams. CU’s class is led by Bowling Green linebacker Gideon Lampron.
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CU added 9 transfers this weekend… and still needs ~40 more. The approach is smarter (production > hype), but the roster math is still absurd in Deion’s Year 4. New commits + remaining holes + target board in one place.
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The college football transfer portal is, as of today, officially open. It’s now silly season, folks. By latest count there are north of 3,500 FBS/FCS entries swirling around the carousel. Colorado needs to grab —- deep breath, John — about 40–45 of them. Yes, that’s an entire side of the ball plus a special teams
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First, the bad news: Colorado’s high school recruiting class is ranked 100th nationally. Schools ranked higher than CU include Buffalo, Arkansas State, Kent State, Ohio, Old Dominion and Georgia State. CU’s ranking this year is much lower than last, where the Buffs nestled in at #39 nationally (when combined with transfer rankings, CU had the #24 overall class
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CU’s football season mercifully came to an end on Saturday in a 24-14 loss to the Kansas State Wildcats. If you read social media, you’ll see that there’s very little nuance regarding CU’s disappointing season. Everything is sensationalized and emotionally charged. There’s a simplification of complex issues into binary positions – Deion Sanders is God / Deion
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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
While pulling together a blogpost about which true freshman is most likely to start at CU (see link) , I realized I made a startling omission. I had completed a Hello! post for every freshman — except London Merritt. Well, consider this my mea culpa to Mr. Merritt. We are now 12 for 12 with
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C If you’re going to take a “flyer” on a less recruited high school football player, you might as well take a flyer. CU received a commitment last week from linebacker Colby Johnson. Johnson, a 6’2” 195-pounder from Sammamish, Washington, can really run. The Sammamish Sledgehammer has been timed at a 4.53 40-yard dash, which is
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My answer? Probably none. But that’s a boring post, and there’s a chance that several true freshmen will crack the starting lineup August 28th against Georgia Tech. So, in order of likelihood of starting, we’ve ranked CU’s true freshmen 1 through 12 to see which players are most likely to start from day one. We’ll
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