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Now that CFB is over what will be your sports viewing,

until August 23rd when we kickoff again?

For me the appointment viewing (meaning I will do all I can to be in front of my TV) is:
The Super Bowl
The NCAA Men BB tourney
The last round of the golf majors.

What I would like to watch as much as I can:
The NFL Conference championships.
The MBB conference tourneys, especially the one bid conference semis and final.

That is really it. I spend Sundays with my 83 year-old mother and she is a NASCAR fan, so I will see a lot of those races, but the Monforts killed MLB for me. Lost interest in the NBA and NHL years ago.
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CU to make history before first snap of 2025 season?

Assuming CU hires Marshall Faulk, CU will be the first collegiate team in history to have 3 professional Hall of Fame members on its coaching / analyst staff based on my research. I had to do some additional research to see if there were any professional teams that, at any point, had 3 professional Hall of Fame members on its coaching staff. What I found was that the Chargers and Bears both had 3+ members at one time, although this was in the pre-Super Bowl era NFL. I couldn't find any others -- but if you can think of one, let me know. This was a fun exercise. You can check out the blog post at: https://buffsblog.com/cu-poised-to-make-history-in-2025-before-single-snap/
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CU Transfer Portal Departures (2025)

Here's an updated list of the latest CU transfer portal departures:

  1. Johnny Chaney Jr., LB (Nov. 19)
  2. Walter Taylor, QB (Dec. 4)
  3. Rayyan Buell, DT, (Dec. 5) -> Memphis
  4. Cordale Russell, (Dec. 6) -> Miami (Ohio)
  5. Morgan Pearson, LB, (Dec. 6)
  6. Yakiri Walker, OL, (Dec. 9) -> Memphis
  7. Payton Kirkland, OL, (Dec. 6) -> Miami Ohio
  8. Dayon Hayes, DE, (Dec. 10) -> Texas A&M
  9. Adonis Forrest Jr., S, (Dec. 9)
  10. Asaad Waseem, WR, (Dec. 9) -> Florida Atlantic
  11. Jordan Onovughe, WR, (Dec. 8) -> Stanford
  12. Destin Wade, QB, (Dec. 10)
  13. Tyler Johnson, OL, (Dec. 11)
  14. Nikhai Hill-Green, LB, (Dec. 16) -> Alabama
  15. Trevor Woods, S, (Dec. 18)
  16. Hank Zilinksas, C (Dec. 31) -> Rutgers
  17. Khalil Benson, OL (Jan. 2) -> Indiana

Game thread: Colorado MBB at Oklahoma State

Website was crashing on me before I could get this up but back up and running now. Colorado looking to get in the win column today against Oklahoma State, who is one of the more beatable teams in the Big 12.

RJ Smith and Elijah Malone both back today, Smith in the starting lineup and Malone coming off the bench with Dak and Diop starting ion the front court. Smith, Jakimovski and Hammond starting alongside them.

Tightly contested in the early going, CU leading 6-5 at the under 16 timeout.

How much can CU afford to pay Deion Sanders?

If we look at the most recent financial report, it looks like CU athletics had an $8m profit. CU could add that amount to Deion Sanders' coaching salary, as well as assistant coaching salaries and NIL funds. Check out https://buffsblog.com/how-much-can-cu-pay-deion-sanders-on-cu-athletic-finances/ or BuffsBlog.com for more.

As an aside, the athletic department could, you know, run at a negative deficit every year, too. I was surprised to learn that the large majority of collegiate athletic departments lose money every year.

REPORT: Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk top candidate to coach Colorado RBs

Another Hall of Famer may be on their way to Boulder as former great NFL and college running back Marshall Faulk has become a "top candidate" to serve as the Buffs running backs coach, per the Daily Camera's Brian Howell.

More on Faulk's career:
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