Tyler’s Take: CU Buffs right at home after latest bump in College Football Playoff top 25
For Coach Prime and the Buffs, their path is incredibly simple: Win their final three regular-season games — vs. Utah, at Kansas (at Arrowhead Stadium) and vs. Oklahoma State — and they’ll be playing in the Big 12 Championship game on Dec. 7 in Arlington, Texas. From there, CU is 60 minutes away from a guaranteed spot in the playoff.
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Why wouldn’t you want to be a Buff right now?” Deion Sanders pondered out loud at his weekly press conference that follows ...
CU has been sturdy, if untested, on the boards but has plenty of ground to gain defensively in the nonconference buildup to ...
The Buffs are now 7-2 after winning three consecutive games with the latest W against Texas Tech on their home turf.
Every CU football game this season has been on national television. The CU Buffs earned another network TV slot for their ...
Colorado is bound for the postseason, but not just that, the Buffs have a realistic shot at winning the Big 12 and reaching ...
Initial observations from Colorado's 41-27 win over the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Big 12 play at Jones AT&T Stadium in ...
Colorado capped off a nine-play, 63-yard scoring drive with a one-yard touchdown pass from Shedeur Sanders to true freshman Drelon Miller. The Buffs are 4-for-4 on third down and Sanders is 5-for ...
Colorado is still outside the 12-team field, but its three-spot leap is an encouraging sign for the Buffs, who have three ...
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