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September 30, 1989

No. 21 Washington – Road trip to Seattle – Buffs dominate

— September 30th – at Washington No. 5 Colorado 45, No. 21 Washington 28 — The Colorado Buffaloes, inspired by the words of their fallen quarterback (see previous game recap), raised their season record to 4-0 with a dominant performance against Washington,...

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September 16, 1989

No. 10 Illinois – Jeff George falls / A Farewell to Sal

— September 16th – Boulder No. 8 Colorado 38, No. 10 Illinois 7 — The University of Colorado served notice to the football world that the 1989 Buffs were for real, dominating No. 10 Illinois, 38-7. For the third straight game,...

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September 9, 1989

Colorado State – Bieniemy goes for three scores in comeback win

— September 9th – Boulder No. 9 Colorado 45, Colorado State 20 — The Colorado State Rams were 1-10 in 1988, and were 0-1 coming to Boulder to face the ninth-ranked Buffs. Still, Colorado State’s opening loss was a 17-14...

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September 4, 1989

Texas – Hagan goes for 75 yards on 2nd play of the season

— September 4th – Boulder No. 14 Colorado 27, Texas 6 — The Texas Longhorns entered the 1989 season sailing in unfamiliar waters. Texas had stumbled to 4-7 record in 1988, the worst season in Austin since 1956. In order to...

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July 29, 1989

A Look Back: A Game-by-Game Snapshot of the 1989 Season

From the death of Sal Aunese ... to CU's run through non-conference ranked foes Illinois and Washington ... to historic wins over Oklahoma and Nebraska (the pitch!) ... The 100th year of Colorado football had everything but the storybook ending...

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June 1, 1989

Preseason – Sal Aunese at Spring Practice

— 1989 Season – “Things Have Changed” — Spring Optimism Optimism. For every college football team, spring is a time for optimism. No team has sustained a defeat; the opportunity for a successful fall campaign is there for the taking. Hard...

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December 31, 1988

Scalped in San Diego / Happy Endings

Scapled in San Diego Still without my wallet (See: “Disneyland – Here I come!”), and having been disappointed by my first two days in California, Brad and I set out again. This day=s objective – San Diego. The way we...

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December 28, 1988

Colorado v. BYU – Freedom Bowl Blues

— December 28th – Freedom Bowl, Anaheim, California BYU 20, Colorado 17 — The only lead BYU would enjoy the entire game would be when it counted most, as BYU defeated Colorado, 20-17, in the 1988...

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December 1, 1988

Disneyland – Here I come!

— Disneyland, here I come — I had missed Colorado=s first trip to the Freedom Bowl in Anaheim in 1985, but I did not want to miss this one. Plans were made to make the pilgrimage to California, which, of course, included...

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November 19, 1988

Kansas State – Freedom Bowl bound!

— November 19th – Boulder Colorado 56, Kansas State 14 — The Buffs had a great deal to play for in the season finale against Kansas State. Fortunately for CU fans, the Buffs came out smoking against the hapless Wildcats,...

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November 12, 1988

No. 7 Nebraska – 7-0 loss last shutout of the 20th century

— November 12th – at Nebraska No. 7 Nebraska 7, No. 19 Colorado 0 — Nebraska running back Kevin Clark scored on a two-yard run with 4:19 remaining in the third quarter for the game=s...

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November 5, 1988

Missouri – “Buffs crack Top 20” – First ranking since 1978

— November 5th – at Missouri Colorado 45, Missouri 8 — Six different Buffs scored touchdowns as Colorado routed Missouri, 45-8. In the most lopsided Colorado win in the history of the series, the Buffs amassed 479 yards of total...

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