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CU has played Houston only once in football, but a number of star Buffs have come to Boulder from "Space City" ... Charlie Davis and John Stearns led the Buffs to a 29-17 win over the Cougars in the 1971 Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl ... The Big 12 has three teams in the top four nationally in scoring defense (including Houston) ... READ MORE »

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November 20, 1993

Iowa State – “A win is a win” – 1993 Season Honors

— November 20th – at Iowa State No. 18 Colorado 21, Iowa State 16 — Despite decent weather conditions for late November (41 degrees at kickoff, with no precipitation), only 23,797 bothered to show up...

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November 13, 1993

Kansas – Buff offense posts 598 yards of total offense in rout

— November 13th – Boulder No. 21 Colorado 38, Kansas 14 — Despite their 4-6 record (2-3 in the Big Eight), the 1993 Kansas Jayhawks could not be overlooked. While the Buffs were putting the finishing...

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November 6, 1993

Oklahoma St. – Kordell Stewart becomes CU all-time leading passer

— November 7th – at Oklahoma State No. 23 Colorado 31, Oklahoma State 14 — Overcoming a lackluster effort against Nebraska, quarterback Kordell Stewart responded with a record-setting performance as Colorado dominated Oklahoma State, 31-14. Stewart,...

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October 30, 1993

No. 6 Nebraska – “I can’t remember being this disappointed”

— October 30th – Boulder No. 6 Nebraska 21, No. 20 Colorado 17 — For the first 14 minutes of the 1993 Colorado/Nebraska game, only one team played like it had something to prove … and it was Nebraska. The...

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October 23, 1993

Kansas State – 16 times three / Moving Day

— October 23rd – at Kansas State No. 16 Colorado 16, Kansas State 16 — The number 16 proved to be unlucky for the 16th-ranked Colorado Buffaloes as Kansas State kicker Tate Wright connected on...

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October 16, 1993

No. 9 Oklahoma – Lamont Warren/Charles E. Johnson team up for national “Play-of-the-Year”

— October 16th – at Oklahoma No. 20 Colorado 27, No. 9 Oklahoma 10 — Oklahoma’s defense came into the Colorado game ranked 6th in the nation, holding opponents to 11 points a game. Colorado’s defense, meanwhile, had been giving up yards...

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October 9, 1993

Missouri – Bill McCartney ties Fred Folsom for most wins

— October 9th – Boulder No. 20 Colorado 30, Missouri 18 — The Missouri Tigers presented themselves to the Buffs as the perfect opponent to rebound from a two-game losing streak. Missouri was 1-2-1 on...

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September 25, 1993

No. 3 Miami – Buffs lose after a brawl; Stuart wins after all

— September 25th – Boulder No. 3 Miami 35, No. 13 Colorado 29 — The Miami Hurricanes came into the 1993 game against Colorado in Boulder with a 2-0 record, having only surrendered nine points in their first two contests....

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September 18, 1993

No. 20 Stanford – Cardinal scores 14 points late to stun Buffs

— September 18th – at Stanford No. 20 Stanford 41, No.7 Colorado 37 — Led by senior quarterback Steve Stenstrom, No. 20 Stanford rallied for 10 points in the last four minutes of the game...

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September 11, 1993

No. 24 Baylor – Buffs cruise past Bears in dominating fashion

— September 11th – Boulder No. 10 Colorado 45, No. 24 Baylor 21 — Just like that, the would-be questionable Colorado Buffaloes looked like world-beaters. After forcing six turnovers against Texas, the Buffs’ defense forced...

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September 4, 1993

Texas – No. 11 Buffs Open with a Thumping of the Longhorns

— September 4th – Boulder No. 11 Colorado 36, Texas 14 — In 1989, the Colorado Buffaloes opened their memorable 11-0 regular season with a 27-6 thrashing of the Texas Longhorns. After a convincing 36-14 win over Texas to kickoff the...

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August 17, 1993

Preseason ’93 – CU takes on the nation’s most difficult schedule

— Scouting the Nation — As the summer of 1993 wound down, (a great summer for me and my lady, thank you very much) the pre-season magazines appeared. There was little or no consensus as to which team would emerge...

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