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Use the momentum Buffs

THe time is now to make some moves in MBB. WIth all the great news in Football lets not forget about the mess that is MBB. We need to use this momentum to get HCTB to think creatively and make some changes to provide adequate funding to find solid players for our open positions. We need a big guy badly and those guys arent cheap if even available, so we'll need committed $$$ to strike quickly when something is available. Job one is building a roster for next year before its too late. The portal will have lots of new additions over the next couple weeks and we need to aggressively act.

Colorado and Syracuse working to schedule joint spring practices

Colorado and Syracuse have both filed paperwork that, if approved, would allow joint practices and the scrimmage at Folsom Field on April 19.

More on Coach Prime and Syracuse head coach Fran Brown's efforts to bring the Orange to Boulder this spring:

Buffs NewsStand - Mar 29

BZ: FB - Coach Prime lands record-breaking contract extension with CU Buffs

BZ: FB - Football: CU Buffs’ waiver request denied for spring game vs. Syracuse (Colorado’s Black & Gold intrasquad scrimmage still planned for April 19 at Folsom Field)

BZ: FB - Video: Analysis of CU Buffs signing Coach Prime to contract extension

BZ: MBB - Men’s basketball: Tad Boyle not expecting further portal departures for CU Buffs

CU AD: FB - Press Release - CU Boulder Extends Coach Prime’s Contract Through 2029

CU AD: T&F - PR Party Continues for Colorado's Women Distance Group at Raleigh Relays

CU AD: MGOLF - Golfers Slip Into Fifth But Remain In Contention In "The Goodwin"

CU AD: TEN - Buffs Set to Host No. 13 Texas Tech

CUATG Blog: FB - FBS Oversight Committee denies CU/Syracuse Spring Game

CUATG Blog: FB - CU’s Bid for a Seat at the Adult Table

CUATG Blog: FB - Preseason Magazines - CBS Big 12 Over/Under takes: Ten Teams Achieve Overs and Six Suffer Unders

CUATG Blog: FB - CU At The Game Podcast – Coach Prime’s New Lieutenants

BuffsBlog: FB - DEION SANDERS RE-SIGNED; RICK GEORGE DELIVERS; NOW WE HIT THE BUFFALO STANCE

SI: FB - Where Deion Sanders Ranks Among College Football's Highest-Paid Coaches After Extension

SI: FB - Deion Sanders Signs New Contract: Social Media Reaction

SI: FB - Deion Sanders Too Low In College Football Coaches Rankings?

SI: FB - What To Watch For At Colorado Buffaloes' Pro Day

SI: FB - Deion Sanders Offers To Donate Uniforms To Youth Football Coaches Across Country

CBS Sports: FB - Deion Sanders (rightfully) gets paid: Why Coach Prime earned every penny of lucrative Colorado extension

Buffs Wire: FB - Social media reacts to Deion Sanders' massive contract extension with Colorado

Cheers!

Prime receives contract extension through 2029

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Deion Sanders today has received a contract extension that will keep him leading the Buffs through the 2029 season. The extension comes with a raise in base salary for the upcoming season to $10 million that will make him the highest-paid coach in the Big 12 and one of the 10 highest-paid coaches in college football.

"I'm excited for the opportunity to continue building something special here at Colorado," Sanders said in a press release. "We've just scratched the surface of what this program can be. It's not just about football; it's about developing young men who are ready to take on the world. I'm committed to bringing greatness to this university, on and off the field. We've got work to do, and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else but here, making history with these incredible players and this passionate fan base. Lastly, anybody got at least a five-bedroom home with acreage for sale?"

Alamo Bowl announces big economic impact from BYU-CU battle

The 2024 Valero Alamo Bowl featuring No. 17 BYU and No. 23 Colorado generated a total economic impact of $59 million for San Antonio and brought 44,909 visitors to town, according to a report conducted by Economic Analytics Consulting, LLC.

The impact is the second highest total in the event’s history behind the $73.7 million impact from the 2007 Valero Alamo Bowl between Texas A&M and Penn State.

The 2024 report also indicated an average length of stay of 2.6 days with 30.5% of the out-of-state guests making their first visit to San Antonio.

For the final year of its current conference agreements, the Valero Alamo Bowl will again feature a matchup between the first choice from the following two 12-team pools after the College Football Playoff field is selected:

Big 12 Conference Pool – Baylor, BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech, and West Virginia.
Pac-12/Former Pac-12 Pool – Arizona, Arizona State, California, Colorado, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington, and Washington State

Shedeur

Slow Buff day. I’ve been hearing a lot of talk on sports radio about Shedeur’s stock dropping, maybe he’ll fall out of first round, etc. People, including some local guys, are saying Deion is scaring teams away, he’s not athletic enough, he doesn’t have the requisite arm strength he has a bad attitude, etc. I’ve watched every game the kid has played over the last two years. I’ve never heard a complaint from any of his teammates about him, never saw a throw he couldn’t make, saw a high level of escapability if not speed . . . I did not watch much of Cam Ward, but I see SS as a top 5 pick if not the #1 QB in the class. What’s your take?
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Buffs NewsStand - Mar 27

BZ: FB - Football: Hard work paying off for CU Buffs’ O-line coach Gunnar White

BZ: MBB - Men’s basketball: CU Buffs Courtney Anderson, Harrison Carrington headed to transfer portal

BZ: WBB - Women’s basketball: CU Buffs’ Grace Oliver enters transfer portal (Freshman moving on, while forwards Jade Masogayo, Tabitha Betson to remain with Buffs)

CU AD: LAX - Lacrosse Buffs Ready for Big 12 Opener Against Aztecs

CU AD: T&F - Buffs Split for Raleigh Relays and Mines Midweek Meet

CUATG Blog: FB - Michigan’s Spring solution: Televise Spring game – after Transfer Portal closes

Ralphie Report: MBB - How to watch Colorado in the College Basketball Crown (The event takes place from March 31 to April 6.)

BuffsBlog: FB - COLORADO BUFFALOES TO AIR ON ESPN AND NFL NETWORK THIS SPRING – A QUICK PRIMER

CBS Sports: FB - 2025 Big 12 win totals, odds, picks: Predictions for every team as Kansas State, Baylor look to take next step (Breaking down the win totals for the 16 Big 12 teams and picking each game on the schedule in 2025)

SI: FB - Shedeur Sanders To Work Out For Two NFL Teams After Colorado Pro Day, Per Report

SI: FB - Colorado Buffaloes' Alamo Bowl Appearance Against BYU Generates Near-Record Revenue

SI: FB - Colorado Buffaloes Early Enrollee Receiver Quentin Gibson Maximizing Spring Break

Athlon Sports: FB - Greg McElroy Reveals Where Deion Sanders Ranks Among College Football Head Coaches

Buffs Wire: FB - Colorado, Syracuse spring game decision could come by 'end of this week'

Buffs Wire: FB - Breaking down Colorado's spring quarterback battle between Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis

Cheers!

OT - Cancer Copay Crisis: A Call for Help

Ben Franklin once wisely said, “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” For me, these words carry a deeper meaning. After five years of battling a rare form of cancer, I am still here—thanks to the incredible generosity of so many kind-hearted souls and the life-saving miracle drug, Keytruda. At 83 years old, I am humbled and grateful to still be living a relatively full life.

But alongside this miracle comes an unavoidable "tax"—the staggering cost of my Medicare copays. These include expenses for surgeries, CT scans, and vital medications. For instance, I recently received a hospital bill for $2,368.22, adding to an already challenging outstanding balance of $5,478.10. My wife and I live on a fixed monthly income of $4,921.00 from our Social Security benefits, which must cover everything—rent, utilities, food, and medical expenses.

Your support has been—and continues to be—my lifeline. Without it, meeting these mounting financial demands would be impossible. An example that highlights this struggle is my need for a critical blood thinner, Xarelto, due to my pacemaker. When I attempted to renew it recently, I was faced with an overwhelming cost of nearly $2,000 for a 90-day supply—far more than I had ever paid. After numerous phone calls, I managed to reduce the cost to $141, but such challenges are becoming a constant in my life.

I am reaching out, once again, to ask for your compassion and support. Your generosity and my committed medical team has been instrumental in my ability to fight this disease, and I pray that together, as a team, we can continue to overcome the hurdles ahead.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being my angels. May you and your loved ones be richly blessed.

With gratitude, Craig Brown (NCBuff)
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