![In going through the process of establishing his foundation for the Colorado football program, first-year head coach Mel Tucker figured there would be some players who didn’t share his vision. After Tucker was hired in December, a few players decided to move on. After spring, a few others said goodbye. And, this week, three more […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/MediaDay_CG18494-1.jpg?w=60 "In going through the process of establishing his foundation for the Colorado football program, first-year head coach Mel Tucker figured there would be some players who didn’t share his vision. After Tucker was hired in December, a few players decided to move on. After spring, a few others said goodbye. And, this week, three more […]")
CU notes: OLB Jacob Callier no longer with Buffs
In going through the process of establishing his foundation for the Colorado football program, first-year head coach Mel Tucker figured there would be some players who didn’t share his vision....
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CU Buffs will try – again – to rebound from loss
Win or lose, turning the page from one game to the next is always a requirement for the Colorado football team.
![Preseason predictions don’t mean a whole lot, other than giving fans an idea of the teams that are supposed to be good around the country or in a given conference. When the results of the Pac-12 women’s basketball coaches poll were released last week, however, it had meaning to the Colorado Buffaloes. Coaches around the […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/WBB_CLG3734.jpg?w=114 "Preseason predictions don’t mean a whole lot, other than giving fans an idea of the teams that are supposed to be good around the country or in a given conference. When the results of the Pac-12 women’s basketball coaches poll were released last week, however, it had meaning to the Colorado Buffaloes. Coaches around the […]")
CU Buffs women’s basketball fueled by preseason projections
Preseason predictions don’t mean a whole lot, other than giving fans an idea of the teams that are supposed to be good around the country or in a given conference....
![Standing outside the locker room at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore., on Friday night, as I waited for players to talk about a miserable night for the Buffaloes, I watched most of the Colorado football players walk by on their way to the bus. I saw a lot of disappointment, anger and annoyance. One of […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/0E5A0897-1.jpg?w=132 "Standing outside the locker room at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore., on Friday night, as I waited for players to talk about a miserable night for the Buffaloes, I watched most of the Colorado football players walk by on their way to the bus. I saw a lot of disappointment, anger and annoyance. One of […]")
Brian Howell’s Monday Rewind (Oct. 14)
Standing outside the locker room at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore., on Friday night, as I waited for players to talk about a miserable night for the Buffaloes, I watched...
![EUGENE, Ore. – In a 42-point loss, there usually aren’t a whole lot of positives, but on Friday night, the Colorado Buffaloes could find a silver lining in the play one of their youngsters. Redshirt freshman Deion Smith got the most extensive playing time of his young career during the Buffs’ 45-3 loss to Oregon […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/GLB18381-1.jpg?w=140 "EUGENE, Ore. – In a 42-point loss, there usually aren’t a whole lot of positives, but on Friday night, the Colorado Buffaloes could find a silver lining in the play one of their youngsters. Redshirt freshman Deion Smith got the most extensive playing time of his young career during the Buffs’ 45-3 loss to Oregon […]")
CU football notes: Deion Smith a bright spot in Buffs loss
EUGENE, Ore. – In a 42-point loss, there usually aren’t a whole lot of positives, but on Friday night, the Colorado Buffaloes could find a silver lining in the play...
Road to success a long one for CU Buffs
EUGENE, Ore. – Mel Tucker has never been under the illusion that turning Colorado into a winner on the football field was going to be easy or happen quickly.
CU Buffs’ Steven Montez has evolved since last visit to Autzen Stadium
It will forever go down as one of the greatest moments in Colorado football history, and arguably the best single moment of the past decade for the Buffaloes.
CU Buffs have quick turnaround for visit to No. 13 Oregon
Eight penalties. Several dropped passes. Miscommunication in the red zone.
![“Next man up” has become a cliché in sports in recent years when injuries hit a team, but Colorado head football coach Mel Tucker made it clear it’s really the only option for his team right now. “The next man up is not a cliché, it’s what’s required,” Tucker said. What was already a difficult […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/CUCSU_CG19307-1.jpg?w=110 "“Next man up” has become a cliché in sports in recent years when injuries hit a team, but Colorado head football coach Mel Tucker made it clear it’s really the only option for his team right now. “The next man up is not a cliché, it’s what’s required,” Tucker said. What was already a difficult […]")
Brian Howell’s Monday Rewind (Oct. 7)
“Next man up” has become a cliché in sports in recent years when injuries hit a team, but Colorado head football coach Mel Tucker made it clear it’s really the...
CU’s Mark Perry progressing in first year with Buffs
As one of the most talented members of the Colorado football team’s freshman class, Mark Perry figured to be in line for a lot of playing time this season, if...