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Thanks Adam … and Dave … and Neill

//posted 5.31.2026

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The Buff Nation recently lost Adam Munsterteiger, publisher and editor for BuffStampede.com … Here are stories of Adam … and Dave … and Neill … and their profound impact on CU at the Game …

CUATG Podcast – Neill Woelk: Remembering Coach Mac

//posted 1.17.2025

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Award-winning sportswriter Neill Woelk covered the Buffs for the Daily Camera for three decades, then another decade for CUBuffs.com … The first reporter to interview Bill McCartney as CU’s head coach … The Fifth Down Game … The “Miracle at Michigan” … and much more …. Enjoy! …

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“Reasons for Optimism” – Will it Be “CU in ’22”?

//posted 7.27.2022

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Well-regarded CU Contributing Editor Neill Woelk has laid out his five reasons for Buff fans to be optimistic heading into the 2022 season … Neill is inside the Champions Center, so have Buff fans been given a template for the Buffs’ 2022 campaign? …

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Fall Camp Notes

//posted 8.25.2018

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Mike MacIntyre post-practice talk with media (Sat.) … Safety Nick Fisher: “I have a lot of faith in our defense. I think we have a great bond this year”

Colorado State – Buffs held to 146 yards of total offense

//posted 9.9.2006

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— September 9, 2006 – at Denver Colorado State 14, Colorado 10 — Colorado State quarterback Caleb Haine ran for one touchdown and passed for another, leading the Rams to a 14-10 win over Colorado in the Rocky Mountain Showdown in Denver. The contest, in which the two teams went for less than 400 yards of total offense combined, broke CU’s three-game winning streak in the series. As had been the case against Montana State the weekend before, the game started out well for the Colorado offense. The Buffs took the …

Oklahoma State – “Cautious Optimism” Returns

//posted 10.1.2005

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— October 1st – at Oklahoma State Colorado 34, Oklahoma State 0 — Posting a shutout for the second time in three games, the Colorado defense led the way to a surprisingly easy 34-0 romp over Oklahoma State in Stillwater. The Buffs held the Cowboys to only 208 yards in total offense, posting a second shutout in a season since the 1991 and 1992 Buffs accomplished the same feat. The afternoon started out well for Colorado. On the Buffs’ first play from scrimmage, sophomore running back Hugh Charles raced past the …

Wisconsin – Alamo Bowl – 2002 a Dramatic Act in three parts

//posted 12.28.2002

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— December 28th – Alamo Bowl Wisconsin 31, No. 14 Colorado 28 – OT — Sophomore kicker Mike Allen connected from 37 yards out to lift the Wisconsin Badgers to a 31-28 overtime win over Colorado in the Alamo Bowl. Allen’s kick capped a fourth quarter rally by the Badgers, who won for the seventh time in eight bowl games under head coach Barry Alverez. Neither team led by more than seven points throughout the game. The Buffs opened the scoring on Donald Strickland’s Alamo Bowl record 91-yard interception return in the …

No. 5 Kansas State – The End of An Era

//posted 9.30.2000

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— September 30th – Boulder No. 5 Kansas State 44, Colorado 21 — Kansas State quarterback Jonathan Beasley combined for 361 yards of total offense as the 5th-ranked Wildcats humbled the winless Colorado Buffaloes, 44-21. Beasley hit on 15-of-25 passes for 293 yards and three scores as Kansas State raced to a 13-0 lead five minutes into the contest and never looked back. Kansas State took control of the game from the outset. Colorado failed to produce a first down until its third drive. Meanwhile, the Wildcats posted two touchdowns on …

Colorado State – A Mile High Farewell

//posted 9.2.2000

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— September 2nd – at Denver Colorado State 28, No. 23 Colorado 24 — The third and (at the time) final edition of the Rocky Mountain Showdown produced a close, intense game the promoters had hoped for from the beginning. The 1998 and 1999 Mile High Stadium showcases had resulted in routs, but the 2000 game between Colorado and Colorado State remained in doubt all afternoon, with the CSU Rams coming from ten points down to defeat the Buffs, 28-24. Colorado State senior quarterback Matt Newton had a career day, …