Loading ...CUATG Podcast: “T.I.P.S.” for CU at CSU
Can CU right the ship in arguably the easiest game remaining on the schedule? ... Can the Buffs figure out its offensive line play, creating holes for the running game, while also protecting the passer? ... Can the Buffs avoid...
No Comments | Comment Now.Nebraska 28, Colorado 10
Nebraska scored on its first offensive possession, then scored on a pick-six shortly thereafter, giving the Cornhuskers an early 14-0 lead on a way to a 28-10 win over Colorado. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders threw for 244 yards and a touchdown,...
20 Comments | Comment Now.A Blessing in Disguise?
Like it or not, Colorado is the most polarizing team in college football. The University touts the millions in extra dollars Coach Prime has brought to the Boulder community since he became CU's head coach. CU weekly press release notes...
30 Comments | Comment Now.Friday Fast Facts
When was CU's last three-peat against Nebraska? ... Saturday will be only the second-ever night game in the series ... Best CU games v. Huskers ... Nebraska jokes (you can tell) ... Big 12 betting lines moving against conference teams...
No Comments | Comment Now.1994 Revisited – No. 7 CU v. No. 10 Wisconsin
Game Two of the 1994 season witnessed a Badger Mania invasion in Boulder, but CU dominated No. 10 Wisconsin ... "Grated Cheese" and "Grilled Cheese" were some of the headlines after the Buffs rolled to a 55-10 victory ...
3 Comments | Comment Now.“T.I.P.S.” for CU at Nebraska
Dylan Raiola is a prized recruit, but is still a freshman ... Nebraska's defense finished in the top 15 nationally last season in total defense and scoring defense ... Does CU's extra two days off give the Buffs an edge?...
11 Comments | Comment Now.CUATG Podcast: CU at Nebraska
Is Dylan Raiola the second-coming of Patrick Mahomes, or a true freshman quarterback in his first game against a Power Four opponent? ... Were CU's lapses against NDSU correctible mistakes, or a harbinger of tough games to come? .... Let's...
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Shedeur Sanders threw for 445 yards and four touchdowns, including three to All-everything Travis Hunter, leading Colorado to a 31-26 win over North Dakota State. The Buffs went for 504 yards of total offense, but surrendered 449 yards of offense...
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