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“The Survivors” – Part Two

//posted 11.13.2011

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They never had a winning season in a Colorado uniform.

They endured a coaching change, with expectations and hopes of the fan base pointed toward the future, not the present.

They were forced to handle derision, ridicule and scorn; they were fixtures in the “Bottom Ten”.

Yet they still managed to win their final home game at Folsom Field, and go out with a little style and class.

Of course, I am talking about the large CU senior Class …

… of 1983.

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Recruiting Prospects – 2012

//posted 11.11.2011

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Four recruits take their official visits during Arizona weekend … Four-star OL Joey O’Connor de-commits from Penn State

Friday Fast Facts

//posted 11.11.2011

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Injury update continues to improve … Oregon v. Stanford highlights Pac-12 weekend

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Colorado Daily – Arizona

//posted 11.10.2011

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A high-wind warning may impact CU/Arizona game … AD Mike Bohn’s open letter to the Buff Nation

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Preview – Arizona

//posted 11.9.2011

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Colorado finally gets to play a team with a losing record. Is it too late to salvage the season? …

“I feel bad that I don’t feel worse”

//posted 11.5.2011

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This weekend, the University of Colorado football team played its fourth ranked team in five weeks in the first Friday night home game in school history. The Buffs were 21-point underdogs, and lived up to (or down to) expectations, falling 42-17 to No. 21 USC.

Trojan quarterback Matt Barkley threw for a school-record six touchdowns, and even took the time to lead the band in the school fight song after the game. The lead for the national publications after the game were predictable. The Buffs were an after-thought, with the stories recounting that the Trojans had “bounced back” after a heart-breaking loss to Stanford, and had “taken care of business” against the hapless Buffs.

Pretty damning stuff if you were dressed in black (and gold) for the game.

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Preview – USC

//posted 11.2.2011

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Intangibles and Preparation finally favor CU … Good Karma comes when playing on Friday

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A Deal with the Devils

//posted 10.30.2011

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CU at the Game has obtained a secret memorandum sent out by the Colorado coaching staff to the coaches of the Buffs’ Pac-12 opponents.

While it doesn’t speak particularly well for the status of the CU football program … it does help explain things.

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Colorado Daily – Arizona State

//posted 10.28.2011

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Buffs along the Great Wall … CU wins first Pac-12 titles … CU ranked No. 32 in the world

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Friday Fast Facts

//posted 10.27.2011

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Injury situation improves (slightly), with five players moved to “probable” … CU usually scores first v. ASU

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Preview – Arizona State

//posted 10.26.2011

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“No rest for the weary” – Buffs to face 4th of five consecutive teams which have been ranked this season

Pac 12 Notes – October

//posted 10.25.2011

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October 31st If you can’t leave ’em, sue ’em! Colorado and Nebraska were required to give 24 months’ to the Big 12 if they wanted to leave the conference. Colorado gave two year’s notice, but Nebraska was willing to pay a penalty to leave a year early. In the end, both teams left after a year, sacrificing television revenue to get out of the conference a year early. The Big East, in an attempt to keep teams from leaving, instituted a 27-month waiting period. West Virginia, though, wants to become …