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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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July 7, 1993

A Look Back: A Game-by-Game Snapshot of the 1993 Season

The Buffs take on the nation's most difficult schedule ... The brawl with the Miami Hurricanes in Boulder ... Lamont Warren and Charles E. Johnson connected on the "national play-of-the-year" to take down No. 9 Oklahoma ... Satisfying Aloha Bowl...

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March 5, 1993

1993 National and Big Eight Recap – “Hitting the Jackpot”

— National and Big Eight Recap – 1993 — Bobby Bowden, head coach at Florida State, finally won his first National Championship in 1993, with his Seminoles edging the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 18-16, in the Orange Bowl. Bowden, a coaching veteran of 28 years,...

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January 1, 1993

No. 6 Syracuse – Fiesta Bowl – Lost luggage, lost jacket, lost holiday

— Colorado v. Syracuse – Fiesta Bowl – January 1, 1993 — Lost Luggage, Lost Jacket, Lost Holiday I had never been to Phoenix before. In fact, unless you count stepping across the state line at the Four Corners area...

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November 21, 1992

Iowa State – Records set by Stewart, Detmer, Westbrook, and Johnson

— November 21st – Boulder No. 11 Colorado 31, Iowa State 10 — Kordell Stewart threw for three touchdowns and 279 yards as the Buffs raced out to a 28-3 halftime lead before cruising to a 31-10 win over Iowa...

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November 14, 1992

No. 20 Kansas – First game against a ranked Jayhawk team since 1975

— November 14th – at Kansas No. 13 Colorado 25, No.20 Kansas 18 — The Kansas Jayhawks returned home to Lawrence to face the Buffs after being humbled by Nebraska, 49-7. It was the Jayhawks’ first conference loss after averaging 33 points...

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November 7, 1992

Oklahoma State – Buff defense posts second shutout

— November 7th – Boulder No. 16 Colorado 28, Oklahoma State 0 — Oklahoma State was a much improved team in 1992. Rebounding from a disastrous 0-10-1 1991 campaign, the Cowboys were a respectable 4-4...

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