The Conference of Champions is no joke.
Who starred on Day 4 of Buffs Camp?
"Steven Montez" was the first name out of Mel Tucker's mouth on Thursday.
What will it take for Laviska Shenault to make a Heisman run?
A weird experience with Herm Edwards, a weirder one with Chip Kelly and more form Pac-12 Media Day.
Laviska Shenault Jr. is a monster. Here’s why.
Bad news for Buffs fans: This season’s schedule is brutal. ESPN’s Football Power Index says it’s the sixth most difficult in the country. Phil Steele calls it the fifth-toughest and adds that Colorado will square off against six of the top 15 quarterbacks in the nation. Essentially every other game will be against a future NFL gunslinger. The Buffs take…
In the first episode of the new BSN Buffs podcast, Henry Chisholm introduces himself as the new host of the show and breaks down the future of Buffs coverage at BSN Denver.
We’re back. ‘Sko.
The Colorado Buffaloes found their offensive momentum for the first time since the start of conference play on Saturday, running away with a 44-28 victory over Cal. In a commanding performance, CU won out in all phases of the game and got one step closer to earning a second consecutive bowl game invitation.
The Colorado Buffaloes defense took a huge step forward on Saturday in their victory over the California Golden Bears. They were finally able to generate the type of pass rush they’ve been looking for all season.
BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes showed out for their homecoming fans in their 44-28 victory over the California Golden Bears on Saturday. The offense was clicking and the defense was getting pressure on the quarterback. How did each player perform? Let’s find out… Offense Steven Montez (QB) – A The redemption game for Steven Montez. Montez needed a boost and he…...
The Colorado Buffaloes got shutout by the Washington State Cougars 28-0 in incredibly poor weather conditions. The Buffs bit the injury bug and struggled to get anything going on offense so how did each player perform? Let’s find out…
In the matchup between the Colorado Buffaloes and the Oregon State Beavers, both teams were looking for their first conference win. The Beavers came out like a team on a mission and the Buffs were able to control and eventually come out with the victory. So what did we learn?
BOULDER – Shay Fields has garnered the nickname ‘Big Play Shay’ for a reason. Throughout his Colorado Buffaloes career, Fields has been the guy to make the play when the Buffs need it the most and has always had a knack for finding the end zone. The 5-foot-11 wide receiver has had nine plays of 50 yards or more and…...
Khalil Tate had the night of his life.
BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes picked up commitment No. 18 on Friday night when Hasaan Hypolite III verbally committed to play for the Buffs. https://twitter.com/HypKing/status/916516068650291200 The three-star recruit’s decision came down to Houston, Texas Tech, and Colorado. The Buffaloes won out after hosting Hypolite for the Washington game two weeks ago. That was Hypolite’s second visit to Colorado after coming…...
Linebacker is among the most intriguing positions in college football. Every once in awhile you will find a guy that doesn’t have all of the physical tools but is able to dominate the position because of his football IQ. The Buffaloes have their own cerebral linebacker in Rick Gamboa.
As the Colorado Buffaloes fell to the UCLA Bruins 27-23, there were some things that the Buffs did well and other things that they obviously need to work on. As the Buffaloes try to right the ship in Pac-12, here are BSN Denver’s takeaways from the fifth game of the season.
It has been no secret through four games that the Colorado Buffaloes offensive line has been a disappointment through four games this season. There are plenty of things to point to as the reason for their struggles but one of the main reasons is the starting five linemen that were anticipated before the season have yet to play together as unit.
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