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January 10, 2004

National and Big 12 recap – 2003 Season

— National and Big 12 Recap — In 2003, the Bowl Championship Series failed to produce a consensus national champion. LSU defeated Oklahoma, 21-14, in the Sugar Bowl to claim the BCS Championship, while the University of Southern California claimed...

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November 28, 2003

No. 25 Nebraska – So long, Frank Solich

— November 28th – Boulder No. 25 Nebraska 31, Colorado 22 — Colorado played with purpose against their hated rival Nebraska, but in the end it was the Cornhuskers who prevailed, 31-22. The loss ended the season for the 5-7 Buffs,...

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November 15, 2003

Iowa State – Bowl talk returns after rout of Cyclones

— November 15th – at Iowa State Colorado 44, Iowa State 10 — Colorado extended its road winning streak against Iowa State to ten games in routing the Cyclones in Ames, 44-10. Joel Klatt threw for two first half touchdowns,...

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November 8, 2003

No. 22 Missouri – Long Drive Contest

— November 8th – Boulder Colorado 21, No. 22 Missouri 16 — Joel Klatt passed for 187 yards and two touchdowns, leading Colorado to a 21-16 upset of 22nd-ranked Missouri. Brian Calhoun rushed for 65 yards and a score, while D.J....

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November 1, 2003

Texas Tech – Third Quarter Doldrums haunt Buffs

— November 1st – at Texas Tech Texas Tech 26, Colorado 21 — In a game in which the offenses for both teams were supposed to be showcased, the defenses for both Colorado and Texas Tech made surprise appearances, with the...

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October 25, 2003

No. 1 Oklahoma – “I guess you have to take this as a moral victory”

— October 25th – Boulder No. 1 Oklahoma 34, Colorado 20 — Oklahoma jumped out to a 14-0 first quarter lead, then held Colorado at bay for the remainder of the evening, winning 34-20. Playing before the largest crowd in Colorado...

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October 18, 2003

Kansas State – Northwestern Revisited – Barnett Part II?

— October 18th – at Kansas State Kansas State 49, Colorado 20 — Kansas State quarterback Eli Roberson threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more in leading the Wildcats to a 49-20 rout of Colorado. Roberson’s final touchdown, a...

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October 11, 2003

Kansas – Happy Canadian Thanksgiving

— October 11th – Boulder Colorado 50, Kansas 47 OT — Brian Calhoun scored on a twelve-yard run up the middle of the Kansas defense on Colorado’s third play of overtime, lifting the Buffs to a wild 50-47 win. Both teams...

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October 4, 2003

Baylor – Bye-Bye Week

— October 4th – at Baylor Baylor 42, Colorado 30 — The Baylor Bears, winners of just four games in seven Big 12 seasons, and losers of 37 out of their last 38 conference games, stunned Colorado at home, 42-30. Baylor...

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September 20, 2003

No. 10 Florida State – “Manhandle in the Panhandle”

— September 20th – at Florida State No. 10 Florida State 47, Colorado 7 — The third-largest crowd in Florida State history, 83,294, witnessed “The Manhandle in the Panhandle”, as Florida State crushed Colorado, 47-7. Seminole quarterback Chris Rix connected on 30-of-39...

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September 13, 2003

Washington State – Cougars first to post 45 in Folsom in 20 years

— September 13th – Boulder Washington State 47, No. 17 Colorado 26 — Washington State scored early and often, cruising to a 47-26 thrashing of Colorado before 48,146 disbelieving Buff fans. The Cougars scored 20 first quarter points, then posted 24...

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September 6, 2003

UCLA – Welcome home to Dorrell, Embree, and Bieniemy

— September 6th – Boulder No. 24 Colorado 16, UCLA 14 — A crowd of 48,534 helped the home team christen the newly renovated Folsom Field stadium with a hard-fought 16-14 win over UCLA. Quarterback Joel Klatt provided the Buff...

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