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POLL OF THE DAY

Which of the following facts about CU and the NFL Draft do you find to be the most surprising?

That CU has had not one, but two, "Mr. Irrelevants". It's strange to have a player be the last pick of the draft, but to have two? Way to find your way into the history books, Buffs!
That CU has the most NFL Draft picks of any current Big 12 team, and by a wide margin (almost 40 more than Kansas State, which is second in the Big 12 in NFL picks). Take that, Big 12!
That last year Travis Hunter became the seventh Buff to be taken in the Top Ten of the Draft. After the last 20 years of poor play, it's hard to remember CU having that many star players

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November 14, 1981

Kansas – Rocky Mountain News: Colorado “A sorry state”

Kansas – Rocky Mountain News: Colorado “A sorry state”

— November 14th – at Kansas Kansas 27, Colorado 0 — Kansas came into the game 6-3, but only 2-3 in the Big Eight, giving Buff fans at least some hope for an upset. Not so much. As had become...

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November 7, 1981

Missouri – Essington back as starter (not a good move)

Missouri – Essington back as starter (not a good move)

— November 7th – Boulder Missouri 30, Colorado 14 — The Missouri game offered the Buffs an opportunity to rise above the depths of the past season and a half, but squandered opportunities led to a 30-14 loss to the...

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October 31, 1981

No. 19 Oklahoma – Buffs hold Sooners without a completed pass

No. 19 Oklahoma – Buffs hold Sooners without a completed pass

— October 31st – at Oklahoma No. 19 Oklahoma 49, Colorado 0 — An Oklahoma blowout of Colorado was, unfortunately, familiar territory for the Buffs. In 1981, the final was 49-0. Same song, different year. Having started out the season uncharacteristically...

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October 24, 1981

No. 14 Iowa State – Buffs face a ranked Cyclone team

No. 14 Iowa State – Buffs face a ranked Cyclone team

— October 24th – at Iowa State No. 14 Iowa State 17, Colorado 10 — Steve Vogel, the hero of the Oklahoma State game, made his first career start as a Buff in Ames against No. 14 Iowa State. It...

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October 17, 1981

Oklahoma State – Steve Vogel leads improbable comeback

Oklahoma State – Steve Vogel leads improbable comeback

— October 17th – Boulder Colorado 11, Oklahoma State 10 — A homecoming crowd of 36,101 came out to watch one of the most improbable finishes in Colorado football history, with the Buffs prevailing, 11-10, on a last minute score...

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October 10, 1981

Nebraska – Turner Gill makes his debut

Nebraska – Turner Gill makes his debut

— October 10th – at Nebraska Nebraska 59, Colorado 0 — The Nebraska thrashing, 59-0, was not unique for the result, as Colorado went into the game on a thirteen game losing streak against the Cornhuskers (average score: 34-8). What was...

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October 3, 1981

No. 16 UCLA – Bruins stuff Buffs

No. 16 UCLA – Bruins stuff Buffs

— October 3rd – at UCLA No. 16 UCLA 27, Colorado 7 — The October 3rd game brought the Bruins home for their first home game after playing three games on the road to open the 1981 season. With Colorado wearing similar...

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September 26, 1981

No. 11 BYU – Pick your poison – McMahon replaced by Young

No. 11 BYU – Pick your poison – McMahon replaced by Young

— September 26th – Boulder No. 11 BYU 41, Colorado 20 — Brigham Young University came to Boulder 3-0 and ranked 11th in the nation. BYU was led by senior quarterback Jim McMahon, a walking record book. McMahon was just...

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September 19, 1981

Washington State – “You’ve got to be kidding me”

Washington State – “You’ve got to be kidding me”

— September 19th – Boulder Washington State 14, Colorado 10 — Washington State came into Boulder 1-0, coming off a warm-up game against none other than Division I-AA Montana State, winning 33-21. The Cougars had only been 4-7 in 1980,...

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September 12, 1981

Texas Tech – Walter Stanley – Hope Springs Eternal

Texas Tech – Walter Stanley – Hope Springs Eternal

— September 12th – Boulder Colorado 45, Texas Tech 27 — As if the 1980 season was just a bad dream, Colorado woke up and began the 1981 season in fine fashion, with a 45-27 rout of Texas Tech. Granted,...

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September 5, 1981

Nowhere to go but up / Blue and gold uniforms

Nowhere to go but up / Blue and gold uniforms

— National and Big Eight recap – 1981 — In 1981, the Clemson Tigers brought a National Championship back to the Atlantic Coast Conference for the first time since 1953. Clemson capped off a 12-0 campaign with a 22-15 defeat...

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November 21, 1980

Kansas State – 17,750 on hand for battle for last place

Kansas State – 17,750 on hand for battle for last place

— November 21st – at Kansas State Kansas State 17, Colorado 14 — Aside from Iowa State, Kansas State was the only team from which Colorado could find no sympathy in 1980. The Wildcats were the “Mildcats”, representing little mention...

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