In the 37th edition of the BSN Denver Colorado Buffaloes podcast Ryan Koenigsberg, Allie Monroy and Jake Shapiro discuss all the latest news from the Colorado Buffaloes.
Headlining the show, the group reviews Colorado’s return to the rankings. They discuss the importance of the No. 21 ranking and what it means. The three also talk about what CU needs to do to keep their ranking.
Next they all get into reviewing the games that Steven Montez has played in. Has Montez earned the starting job in relief of the injured Sefo Liufau’s? The group debates who should start for CU at USC.
The guys and gal finally get into a game preview of the USC Trojans and share their thoughts on Colorado could keep their success rolling.
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Re: Montez
RK hinted at it, and I think that there will be a lot more time to discuss this, but Montez does look to have a lot of NFL-caliber potential. He’s built like a Cam Newton/Andrew Luck and has a rocket for an arm and I’m already impressed by his accuracy and the way he places the football where only the receiver can catch it. I know it’s a small sample size, but I think the young man’s ceiling is very high.
Re: Percentages
I was following with you Shap. 10 percent of one thing is not necessarily equal to 10% of another thing.
As far as who should start: Montez/Liufau? I’m going with the senior leader, for 2 reasons. 1st, the guy has yet to throw an interception. He was absolutely lighting it up this year and nothing about his play prior to the injury (and even 1 play after the injury) would lead anyone to think his job was in doubt. 2nd, the opponent is USC. As in the same team with arguably less talent than last year that Sefo was lighting up before his other injury. I want to read the last chapter of the Sefo Liufau story that was cut short last year. There’s something redemptive about this entire season that validates all of the hard work that the Buffs have put in, and it just fits to see Sefo overcome yet another hurdle.
Re: University of Sexual Ballers
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