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CU announces assistant and analysts to coaching staff

Patrick Hill was seen in the first team meeting, but today he was officially announced as Colorado's defensive tackles coach. Hill previously work at LSU as a defensive analyst during the 2022 season.

Darian Hagan's new official title is the Executive Director of Community Engagement and Outreach and Football Ambassador. He will also work as an analyst with the running backs.

Vincent Dancy, Michael Pollock and Trevor Reilly also join the staff as Quality Control Analysts.

Other directors and department leaders include: Rodney Forsett (Chief of Staff), David Kelly (General Manager), Reggie Calhoun (Director of Football Operations), Craig Campanozzi (Director of Sports Video), James Chaney (Director of Player Development), Darius Darden-Box (Director of Recruiting), and Corey Phillips (Director of Player Personnel).

More info can be viewed here: https://buffs.me/3j4cxoU
Also you can see the entirety of the coaching staff, including the additional names, in the video linked above

Oregon hangs on at home to take down Colorado in 6-point game

Oregon and Colorado’s stats predicted a competitive matchup, and it was, until Colorado’s press put the Buffs down late losing 75-69.

“Got down early, fought our way back, but we got to get over that hump and figure out how to win the game,” Clifford said. More on the game:

Lady Vols and The UConn Huskies tonight

I admittedly don't know a ton about Women's College Basket but this game intriques me. Just the history behind these two storied Programs and especially the life of Pat Summit and what she did for the woman's game is enough for me to watch. Pat's legacy, her 8 National Championships and her reputation as one tough and sometimes honery coach who gave her life to UTenn Basketball. She knew as much about hoops than any coach, man or women. Her dimensia and eventual Alzheimer's took her too soon but her legacy in the history of woman's and men's college basketball lives on.

CU new offer tracker

The Buffs obviously picked up a commitment from one of the top recruits in the 2025 class already on the first day under new head coach Deion Sanders. Plus, a player removed himself from the transfer portal to remain with CU. There are going to be a lot of roster changes in the coming days and weeks, and the staff is going to end up putting a high priority on recruiting top talent as Sanders mentioned in his opening press conference. The staff has yet to be announced, but Tim Brewster and the rest of the coaches who are making the move with Prime to Boulder have already been active today sending out new offers. Here's a rundown of the prospects now on CU's radar.

I will continue to add to this as new offers get sent out from the staff.

Transfers

2023

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Colorado looking to replicate earlier success in rematch with Oregon

CU aims to take a similar approach to the one they took in their last meeting with Oregon, former Buff-turned-Duck Keeshawn Barthelemy will be active and Jalen Gabbidon is getting back into his rhythm.

A preview on tonight's matchup:
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Portal article

Another good mention of CU as a portal winner. FSU still number 1 then Michigan, Oklahoma, UCLA, LSU, Wisconsin, Colorado and USC all noted as players.

If you can’t read it some quotes from PAC 12 coaches “Deion is going to be a problem. If he wins some games he will be a real problem”
“They reached on some kids but got a couple good ones in there “

I agree with both statements. Solid job and when we start to win this kind of staff is only going to recruit better and better.

How Colorado is statistically one of college basketball's unluckiest teams

I got to nerd out a little bit with this one. KenPom, among many other things, measures a team's luck based on their actual record versus their expected record, the latter of which is determined by a whole slew of numbers

As things stand heading into tonight's games, Colorado is 330th among 363 teams in luck. I talked with KJ Simpson and Jalen Gabbidon about it a little bit yesterday and explained how/why the Buffs are at this point

Several top recruits expected to visit Colorado this week

This weekend is already set to become arguably one of the biggest in program history as Sanders and his staff are hosting a variety of sought out blue-chippers.

Here are some of the weekend visitors in the 2024 class to look out for as potential future commits.

Buffs NewsStand - Jan 26

Cody Williams selected as a McDonald's All-American

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Williams is the fourth Buff in program history selected as a McDonald's All-American. Assane Diop was a nominee as well.

Here's the McDonald's 2023 roster:
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