The SEC and Big 10 are close to successfully completing a 3-step action plan that enables them to obtain near monopoly power over the college football world. One of the casualties of this plan is likely the CU – Nebraska rivalry. In this blog post, we’re going to take a high-level look at how the SEC […]
CU’S RIVALRY WITH NEBRASKA LIKELY TO GO EXTINCT BECAUSE OF RECENT BIG 10 / SEC CHANGES Read More »
Welcome one and all to the first ever BuffsBlog mailbag. And yes, these are actual questions from actual readers (with the exception of the last question — and please, if you read nothing else, read the last question). This is an ongoing schtick, so please send questions for the next mailbag to [email protected]. Oh, and shout out to Bill
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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 Position: Tight end. Size: Laisure is listed on most recruiting websites at 6’6”, 230 pounds. On the CU roster, however, Laisure is listed at 6’5”, 225 pounds…meaning the Colorado altitude shrunk Corbin by an inch
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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 »
This is a post in the series introducing CU fans to CU’s freshman enrollees. To see the previous Hello post, see: Position: Safety. Size: 6’2” 175 pounds on most recruiting sites. Miraculously, Branch actually expanded an inch in the altitude as he is listed at 6’3” 180 pounds on the CU roster — Branch is RANGY. Offers: Branch committed
HELLO! ANTONIO “TJ” BRANCH JR. — COLORADO FOOTBALL’S NEXT GREAT DEFENSIVE BACK? 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
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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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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
Nothing like launching a CU-centric sports blog the same week that rumors spread that Deion Sanders is being courted by Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys. Trying to keep up with what we factually know vs. what we read on message boards or what is being speculated about by clickbait media is a tough endeavor. But
DEION SANDERS AND THE DALLAS COWBOYS (WITH A SIDE OF RODNEY DANGERFIELD) Read More »
Luke Skywalker was battling Boba Fett in a fight to the death, while the old 32 inch box TV flickered in the background. Even as an 11-year old, I knew that Luke Skywalker would prevail over the bad guys and this time was no different – Skywalker leaped over Boba Fett and, while in the air,
ON JEDIS, BARRY SANDERS, AND TRAVIS HUNTER Read More »