Coach Deion Sanders is a lazy recruiter. When I was a young up and coming high school football coach, my wife and I would constantly run into Gary Barnett and his wife at a popular local restaurant. We got to know each other and on occasion would talk about football and he would impart valuable […]
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“Hello, friends.” – Jim Nantz, UH Class of 1981 Game Details for Friday Night Lights in Space City Vegas Odds & Betting Watch History This will mark just the second all-time meeting between the Buffaloes and Cougars. Their first came in the 1971 Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl, where Colorado, led by quarterback Ken Johnson and running back
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Deion Sanders’ first in-state pledge for the class of 2026 is also one of his most under-the-radar. Loveland (Colo.) Thompson Valley offensive lineman Josiah Manu isn’t a household name nationally. He comes in as a low to mid-tier three-star recruit by 247Sports, ranked just #1334 overall in the country. For context, that would make him one of the lowest-rated
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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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BuffsBlog has learned that CU Athletic Director Rick George recently met with Dustin Pedroia to discuss the possibility of Pedroia leading a resurrected CU baseball program as its head coach, according to a source. The source also indicated that George has met with assistant coaching candidates that would serve with Pedroia. Pedroia played for the Boston
Some of the hand-wringing over high school football recruiting can slow down, at least for today. CU received a commitment this afternoon from offensive tackle Xavier Payne. Payne, a 6’7″ 320 pound offensive lineman, was a Florida State commit that decommitted from FSU two weeks ago after an official visit to Boulder. [There are whispers
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We want BuffsBlog.com to be your one-stop shop for all things Buffs. If you’re going to be a smart CU fan, you need to know what is going on within the football and basketball programs but also what is going on at a larger macro level. This blog post was written to help you become
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The CU football program is rolling out the red carpet once again this weekend (June 21–22) with 4 big-time prospects. One of the visitors is Preston Ashley, a 4-star defensive back from Mississippi. Ashley (5’11”, ~180 lbs) is one of the top safeties in the nation (top 20 at his position by 247Sports) and has
The BuffsBlog team has been busy talking to sources, watching YouTube videos of practice, and reading the tea leaves in preparation for today’s post about the projected starters for the 2025 season. But before we dive in, it’s important for Buff fans to know that that over 56% of the team’s players this fall will
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