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Colorado WR Joseph Williams continues hot start | Buffs notebook (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas — A short drive down I-35 from his hometown of Arlington, Colorado wide receiver Joseph Williams delivered one of the best games of his college career. The junior wide receiver continues to be the most reliable weapon for a struggling Buffaloes offense, finishing with a career-high 11 catches for 127 yards and a touchdown in Saturday’s 23-13 loss at Baylor at McLane Stadium. Williams also added a 49-yard pass to fellow wide receiver Quanell Farrakhan Jr. on a trick play in the first
3 takeaways from Colorado’s loss at Baylor to open Big 12 play (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas — Oh, how quickly things change. Just two weeks ago, Colorado was riding high at 2-0 with a chance to make a statement before the start of October Two defeats later, including Saturday’s 23-13 loss at Baylor to open Big 12 play, things are vastly different. Sophomore quarterback Julian Lewis was benched at halftime as the Buffaloes again struggled on offense on the way to a loss in a conference opener for the third time in four seasons under Deion Sanders. Here are three takeaways fr
Colorado’s Randon Fontenette carrying the torch as Buffs’ latest No. 7 (opens the original)
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BOULDER — There are numbers you have to earn in college football. There’s No. 18 at LSU, which is given to a Tigers player in the mold of one-time Denver Broncos quarterback Matt Mauck, an unquestioned leader on and off the field with high character. There’s No. 11 at Penn State, which has been worn by the likes of LaVar Arrington, NaVorro Bowman, Micah Parsons and Abdul Carter, all famous members of the Nittany Lions’ “Linebacker U.” There’s No. 12 at Texas A&M, which represents the “12th Man”
BYU’s long-awaited return to Fort Collins is reminder of what Colorado State could still become | Rams Gameday (opens the original)
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FORT COLLINS — To Jim Mora, BYU used to be the underdog. His new fan base would probably beg to differ. To Colorado State, the team from Provo has often been a reminder of what is possible but yet to be achieved. Back in the old Western Athletic Conference, the Cougars were the team the Rams — and everyone else — were chasing. From 1976 through 1993, an era of dominance for BYU under Hall of Fame coach LaVell Edwards that featured the program’s lone national championship in 1984, CSU was 1-16 ag
5 storylines to watch as Deion Sanders, Colorado head east to face Northwestern (opens the original)
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For Coach Prime and Colorado, a perfect nonconference record is within reach. It happened in the first year of the Deion Sanders era, when Boulder reached heights it hadn’t seen since the 1990s with the 3-0 start that included a rousing season opener at TCU and back-to-back home rivalry wins over Nebraska and Colorado State. This year’s nonconference slate isn’t nearly as sexy, but that doesn’t make it any less difficult to navigate. Should the Buffaloes go to Evanston, Ill., and knock off North
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