Primary Sidebar
BlogsNext Game
2010 Colorado Buffaloes Football Recruits
Danny Spond
Position: QB
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 230 lbs
High School: Littleton (CO) Columbine
Toney Clemons
Position: WR
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 201 lbs
High School: New Kensington (PA) Valley
Nick Hirschman
Position: QB
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'4"
Wt: 220 lbs
High School: Los Gatos (CA) Los Gatos
Mister Jones
Position: RB
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 205 lbs
High School: Littleton (CO) Littleton
Kyle Slavin
Position: TE
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'5"
Wt: 225 lbs
High School: Littleton (CO) Chatfield
- 0
- 2
- 2
- 1
- 0
- 0
2009 Colorado Buffaloes Football Recruits
Nick Kasa
Position: DE
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'7"
Wt: 260 lbs
High School: Broomfield (CO) Legacy
Edward Nuckols
Position: DT
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 290 lbs
High School: San Marcos (CA) Mission Hills
Jack Harris
Position: OT
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'6"
Wt: 270lbs
Forty: 5.2
High School: Chaparral (Parker, CO)
Andre Simmons
Position: WR
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 201 lbs
Forty: 4.45
High School: Independence (KS) JUCO
Jarrod Darden
Position: WR
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'4"
Wt: 215lbs
Forty:
High School: Keller (TX) Central
Clark Evans
Position: QB
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'5"
Wt: 225lbs
Forty:
High School: Los Alamitos (CA)
Nate Bonsu
Position: DT
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 265 lbs
High School: Allen (TX) Allen
Parker Orms
Position: S
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 5'11"
Wt: 185 lbs
Forty: 4.45
High School: Wheat Ridge (CO)
Derrick Webb
Position: LB
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 5'11"
Wt: 210 lbs
Forty: 4.6
High School: Memphis (TN) Whitehaven
Liloa Nobriga
Position: LB
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'1"
Wt: 211 lbs
Forty: 4.7
High School: Las Vegas (NV) Palo Verde
Terdema Ussery
Position: WR
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'4"
Wt: 195 lbs
Forty: 4.47
High School: Dallas (TX) St. Mark's
Josh Moten
Position: WR
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'1"
Wt: 211 lbs
Forty: 4.7
High School: Las Vegas (NV) Palo Verde
J Forrest Webb
Position: DE
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 230 lbs
Forty: 4.8 secs
High School: Salisbury (CT) Salisbury School
Deji Olatoye
Position: S/CB
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 180 lbs
Forty: 4.52 secs
High School: Dublin (OH) Scioto
Gus Handler
Position: OG
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 265 lbs
High School: Barrington (IL) Barrington
DaVaughn Thornton
Position: TE
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'5"
Wt: 217 lbs
High School: Denver East (CO) Denver
Zach Grossnickle
Position: K
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 175 lbs
High School: Denver East (CO) Denver
David Bakhtiari
Position: OL
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'4"
Wt: 266 lbs
High School: San Mateo (CA) Junipero Serra
Shaun Simon
Position: OL
Scout Profile
Rivals Profile
ESPN Profile
Ht: 6'2"
Wt: 315 lbs
High School: Tulsa (OK) Union High
- 0
- 4
- 8
- 7
- 0
- 0
The Ralphie Report Live: Interview With Buff Commit, QB Nick Hirschman
by irish1611
on Jul 1, 2009 7:43 PM MDT
16 comments
Today, we had the great fortune of speaking with Nick Hirschman, quarterback from Los Gatos, California, who committed to the University of Colorado this past week. I couldn't have been more impressed with Nick. I have done many interviews with prospective Buffs and Nick knocked it out of the park. Coach Hawkins definitely seems to have gotten a kid who is very mature and has a great outlook on football & what he hopes to accomplish at the next level.
I couldn't have been more impressed about his desire to continue to improve in all aspects of his game as well as his "team-first" attitude.
I can't say enough about Nick, see for yourself below, and you will definitely be proud that he verbaled with the team you root for:
The Ralphie Report (TRR): Thanks for taking the time with us today Nick. I understand you were at a 7 on 7 passing camp yesterday, how did it turn out?
Nick Hirschman (NH): Really well. We won the team camp again, defending our title from a year ago, something that is always nice to do.
TRR: Great. Well as Buff fans, we are pumped to have your commitment. It looks like Colorado got you just in time as it seems your recruiting has taken off over the summer.
NH: I feel like I was lucky to go to a place like Colorado.
TRR: Well, it works out well for both of parties then.
TRR: So your junior year of high school, you throw for over 2,000 yards, lead your team to a 10 - 3 record and a section title championship. Things look to be going really well and you were obviously very successful. But then we read a few articles saying that you work with Bob Johnson and the Johnson family (they run a prominent quarterback camp and Elite 11 events) on becoming a more fundamental quarterback. What prompted that decision to work with the Johnson's (colleges, etc.)? Why go through all of these changes?
NH: Basically what prompted those changes is really you can never stop improving. We had a very successful year last year but there is no reason that each time you go out on the field, you can't be better and that was my train of thought. Coach Cattolico (Los Gatos High School Coach) does a wonderful job and he really encouraged me to go down to Coach Johnson's. Coach Cattolico told me anything that I can pick up from any coach I work with will make me a better player in the long run. So when I went down their Coach Johnson gave me a base analysis and he told me where I needed to work from there. I really thought he was incredibly accurate in his assessment. There was a lot of things I needed to focus on; quicker feet, better throwing mechanics overall, quicker release; all of which is going to make me a better quarterback. I think that was a big reason I was able to improve.
see after the jump for a lot more from the Nick Hirschman interview...
16 comments
| 0 recs
|
It's Raining Donations - Buff Bites
by irish1611
on Jul 1, 2009 6:47 AM MDT
1 comment
Former Buff, TE Ryan Wallace, Set to Transfer to Kentucky | KentuckySports.com
Ryan Wallace has decided to transfer to the Kentucky Wildcats. If you remember correctly, Wallace and Josh Smith's transfer were announced on the same day. While Smith's transfer has been much publicized due to the University blocking his plight to everywhere except the USC Trojans and UCLA Bruins, Wallace was able to transfer to Kentucky:
Tight end Ryan Wallace, a former All-State player from Bowling Green High, is transferring to the University of Kentucky. Wallace spent his freshman season redshirting at the University of Colorado before leaving after the spring semester. He was in Lexington on Wednesday to meet with the coaching staff and applied for admission to UK. Wallace is expected to walk-on in 2009 and receive a scholarship in 2010. He will have three years of eligibility remaining after he sits out this season as a transfer. Wallace was a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com and performed mainly on the scout team during his only year at Colorado. Wallace's father, Kevin, who coached him at Bowling Green, said homesickness was the primary reason for his son's decision to leave Boulder. Wallace's grandfather passed away this past Thanksgiving. "Things happened personally within our family that had an impact on him, and he welcomes the opportunity to get closer to home."
Wallace also considered Western Kentucky but ultimately decided UK was the best fit. The Cats' top three tight ends, T.C. Drake, Ross Bogue and Maurice Grinter, are all seniors, which would give Wallace a chance to learn the system during his transfer year and compete for the starting job in 2010.
"The potential is there for me to get early playing time, and the fact that's it the SEC didn't hurt,"
Wallace said of his decision to attend UK.
"It's far enough that I can be myself, but close enough that my family can come watch me play." The 6-foot-5 Wallace said he gained 30 pounds during his redshirt year at Colorado and is now up to 245. He will report to UK in August and can began practicing immediately.
More cash comes CU's way : Top Stories : Boulder Daily Camera
Just a few weeks after the University said they were delaying the $10 million practice facility construction for basketball and volleyball, the athletic department has received a sum of $5.36 million in donations from three parties in the last few days. On Friday, we learned about Louise Bennett Reed donating $4.75 million to fund athletic scholarships. Today, two more gracious parties donated a total of $610,000 to the athletic department for various projects:
Colorado's energetic athletic director was even more atingle than normal on Tuesday while announcing that the department had recently received two private donations totaling $610,000. One of the gifts, an anonymous donation of $360,000, was given so the football offices in the Dal Ward Center would be renamed the Eddie Crowder Football Operations Complex in honor of the legendary CU football coach and athletic director who died last year. The funds also allowed the athletic department to immediately replace the 18-year-old floor in the Dal Ward Center weight room with a rubber tile sports performance floor. Installation of the new floor was already underway on Tuesday. The second gift, a donation of $250,000 from John and Debbie Raeder, was given in support of the student-athlete academic center in the Dal Ward Center, which is now named for the Raeder family.
Thanks to those three parties for their donations. In the arms race that is college athletics, donations like this are extremely important considering the Buffs are on the lower side of athletic budgets. Go Buffs!
K-State improvements on hold | CJOnline.com
The economy has also affected other Big 12 schools from going forward with their plans to improve facilities. Kansas State has put a halt on their $70 million facilities project.
There won't be quite as many NCAA handbooks and high school coaching directories lying around Kansas State's athletic department this year. That was one cost-cutting measure cited by new athletic director John Currie at an open forum for K-State faculty and students Monday. But for most Wildcat fans, the more significant revelation involves K-State's $70 million facilities project, which Currie said has been shelved pending further evaluation.
Early College Football Betting Lines | Barking Carnival
The Barking Carnival, a Texas blog, claims to have some early football lines from the Golden Nugget. Right now, according to the Barking Carnival, the Buffs are 13 point favorites over Colorado State and 6 point dogs to Nebraska. Again, I haven't seen it published anywhere else.
Baker's Dozen: Q&A with Colorado head basketball coach Jeff Bzdelik
Coach Bzdelik sat down with the Examiner to answer questions about his favorite food, superstitions, alternative jobs, hobbies, etc.
Fulton qualifies for worlds - The Denver Post
The Colorado Buffaloes will not be playing the Air Force Falcons basketball this upcoming season:
Air Force men's basketball coach Jeff Reynolds said Tuesday his team's 2009-10 nonconference schedule is close to completion. Reynolds declined to reveal any opponents because "we don't have any contracts back." But he confirmed one team that won't be on the schedule — Colorado.
"I've had some dialogue with (CU) coach (Jeff) Bzdelik about it," Reynolds said. "Nothing's really changed from our standpoint, and that's pretty much where it is." Reynolds, a former Bzdelik assistant, said he didn't want to play a Bzdelik-coached team again (the teams met in 2007) because they are best friends.
Huskers to Wear Throwback Uniforms against Louisiana Lafayette - Corn Nation
Hinder in passing lane at QB camp - The Denver Post
One of the most highly recruited players in the country at his position, the 6-foot-4, 182-pound Hinder has been selected for a quarterback challenge under tutelage involving Hall of Famer Joe Montana. At the Steve Clarkson Academy, Hinder will be one of the "Super Seven" competing Thursday through Saturday, along with other top-flight high school quarterbacks including Montana's son, Nick, who has pledged to attend the University of Washington.
The drills will be filmed for a potential reality series that will search for the next great quarterback. Clarkson, who has mentored Joe Montana, Ben Roethlisberger, Matt Leinart, Gino Torretta and Matt Cassel, among others, will be on the field for the challenge.
1 comment
| 0 recs
|
Recent CU Buff Grad, Derk Tolan, Wins First Professional Golf Tournament
Congrats to Derek on his first win:
Former Buff golfer Derek Tolan, who completed his collegiate eligibility last month and turned professional just four weeks ago, won his first tournament as a pro in record fashion here Sunday in claiming the 45th Annual San Juan Open.
Tolan capped off the win with a final round 67 for a 260 total, or a tournament record 24-under par on the 6,750-yard, par-71 San Juan Country Club course. He was tied for the lead after each of the first three rounds after posting scores of 64, 65 and 64. Gary Christian had the old mark of 22-under he set in winning the 2004 event.
Sorry for the lack of posts the last couple of days, Woodrow and I both got back from vacations yesterday. We are hoping to talk with Nick Hirschman today for an interview so check back later.
3 days ago
irish1611
1 comment
0 recs
Josh Smith Gets 2nd Release to UCLA
by roxbombers
on Jun 26, 2009 9:04 PM MDT
8 comments
promoted to front page...-irish1611
Just saw on Ringo's blog that Smith has also been released to UCLA -
When CU limited his transfer option to just USC, he appealed the decision to a committee made up of three professors. They ruled on the side of Bohn and Hawkins, but Manning tells me a deal was worked out between Smith and Hawkins allowing the release and possible transfer to UCLA.
If Smith eventually ends up with the Bruins, he will be the second Buff in the past two offseasons to leave Boulder for Westwood, Calif. Former offensive lineman Kai Maiava left CU after the 2007 season for UCLA, where he is expected to be a heavy contribuitor this season for former CU coach Rick Neuheisel.
Bruce Feldman also posted on his twitter was we are all hoping
Talked to CU QB Cody Hawkins: Buffs are expecting a big season from WR Markques Simas, who is apparently looking great in off-season work.
8 comments | 0 recs
The University of Colorado Athletic Department Receives $4.75 Million Donation
Per Colorado.edu:
Louise Bennett Reed, who passed away at age 103 last June, gave gifts totaling more than $4.75 million for University of Colorado at Boulder athletic scholarships, making her the largest individual donor to the CU-Boulder Athletics department.
The gifts will benefit the Louise Bennett Reed Scholarship Fund for football and men's and women's basketball, funding as many as 10 full scholarships each year in those sports in perpetuity.
Thank you Louise! Rest in Peace and Go Buffs!
7 days ago
irish1611
4 comments
0 recs
CSU Coach Steve Fairchild Calls CU "Silly" - Buff Bites
by irish1611
on Jun 26, 2009 8:24 AM MDT
11 comments
First things first, I am with Dan Hawkins on everything he said yesterday at the annual Colorado Coaches Lunch in Colorado Springs yesterday. When looking over all of these topics that were discussed, keep these two questions in the back of your head, "Does it really make sense for CU financially, for national exposure, for recruiting and their ability to be successful (wins/losses)" and since their are always two sides to every debate, "Who really wins in the discussed scenario: the Colorado Buffaloes or the Air Force Falcons/Colorado St. Rams?" The main thing is college sports is not a charity, it is a business and Dan Hawkins is in the business of getting wins. That's not superiority complex, that's not CU being scared of in-state teams, that is the landscape of college football right now, get wins, give yourself every advantage you can possibly give yourself to be successful.
Steve Fairchild of Colorado St. provided plenty of sound bites that should provide Dan Hawkins a little more motivation to prepare his team for week one.
Fairchild Makes Another Push for Invesco Field Game - Boulder Daily Camera
"Dan's got the microphone next, but I'm going to say it again: The game should be played in Denver for the next 100 years," Fairchild said.
Fairchild then goes onto say this according to the Pueblo Chieftain:
"CU moving the game to Boulder (this year) is just silly. And it would be silly for us to play the game in Fort Collins," Fairchild said. "When it's in Denver, it's more than a game, it's an event. Walking out on the field and seeing 35,000 CU fans and 35,000 CSU fans is pretty amazing. "It makes a lot more sense financially for both schools to play it in Denver. I can't believe this was even an issue, but hopefully it will be played in Denver for the next 100 years."
Then I think Steve Fairchild compares the Colorado St. vs. Colorado game to Oklahoma vs. Texas, arguably a top 10 rivalry in all of sports. I really can't tell what he is talking about here but he has the microphone and his forum, so why not, right?:
"Moving the game back to Boulder makes no sense. I don't care if it's Oklahoma-Texas, there's not a better rivalry in college football. It's more than just a game. It's an event."
No coach, it makes A LOT more sense for Colorado St. financially as noted in this article back in early June by Kyle Ringo:
He said the difference between playing in Denver and playing in Fort Collins at Hughes Stadium (capacity 34,400) is approximately $600,000 to $800,000 depending on the year. CU also makes significantly more with the game in Denver.
Yes, the University of Colorado receives a boost monetarily but not as much as Colorado St. does. If you agree to give the Buffs a greater split of the money to represent the same percentage increase you receive from doing the game, then we are answering that question above: "Who really wins in the discussed scenario: the Colorado Buffaloes or the Air Force Falcons/Colorado St. Rams?"
Fairchild also threw in this jab about how CU wouldn't schedule CSU when he was a player:
Fairchild played for the Rams from 1978-80, but he said he never got to experience the rivalry from a player's standpoint.
"They wouldn't play us back then, I don't believe," he said. "They wouldn't schedule us."
Back to the Camera article:
Hawkins' preference is to make it a road game for the Rams every other year. He did play along with the routine a little bit, however, and quipped that perhaps the Buffs would be willing to scrimmage Fairchild's team in Greeley before the season. "Anytime you can play at home it's great. It doesn't matter if it's basketball or football, playing on the road is tough," Hawkins said. "Although for us it's a quasi-neutral environment at Denver, it's not your home spot. So I think there's always a little bit of a comfort level playing at home, no question. From that standpoint, it should be fun."
I understand playing the game in Denver, I like to go to the game in Denver but again, Hawkins needs to win, the Colorado fans want to win, if this gets us a better shot at winning, that is all that matters because that is all that matters in Dan Hawkins world right now.
Trivial Matters Stand in Way of CU-AFA Game | The Colorado Spring Gazette
Here we go with the handouts again. The Colorado Springs Gazette really, I mean really wants the Air Force vs. Colorado game to happen. This is one of three articles that have been their paper the last couple of months:
Fans want the game. The athletic directors want the game. Air Force coach Troy Calhoun wants the game. Colorado coach Dan Hawkins doesn't want the game, but we'll just ignore him.
"Are we," Hawkins asked, "obligated to play the two in-state teams and not have flexibility in our nonconference schedule?"
"Everyone wants us to play Air Force now. Guys, how many blows to the head can I take?" said Hawkins, who was seated next to Falcons head coach Troy Calhoun at the luncheon.
You better talk to your A.D. coach Hawk because he wants the game. Hawkins made it clear yesterday that he is none to excited about the potential of playing two in-state teams a year and I couldn't agree more. Count me in as one of those fans who doesn't want to play two in-state teams. There are more reasons not to like this situation than preparing for the triple option or losing to two in-state teams which the author confidently brings up as a possibility. Part of playing outside of Colorado is exposure on a national level, something that games against Colorado State and Air Force don't do as much as playing West Virginia, Florida State, California, Georgia...all geared toward recruits seeing the Buffs play the big boys.
To the writer of the article and anybody who thinks Hawkins and Co. are shying away from competition, look into the future, look into that past three years and tell me if their is a Big 12 team who played a harder non-conference slate. This thought process isn't driven by playing weaker schedules.
The Buffs only have four games out of conference, fixing two of them allows little wiggle room for the Buffs to be creative with scheduling in the future plus their will always be the debate as to where the Buffs will play these games (Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins). Drop Colorado State and then we can play Air Force. I am with Coach Hawkins on this one. I am an Air Force fan but in this situation, what do the Buffs gain by playing Colorado State and Air Force in the same season? Nothing compared to what Air Force and Colorado State gain. Remember my questions above.
Second point, can we get Mike Bohn and Dan Hawkins to present a united front? I think it is embarrassing that the athletic director is not in agreement with the head coach on where he wants his football team to play his games. It makes Dan Hawkins look like a bad guy when the athletic director takes the "politically correct" approach. Again, I am glad coach Hawk didn't cave to the pressure and logically spoke about these issues as what is good for his team.
Hawkins: Buffs Can Make Big 12 Title Run - Colorado Daily
Despite a 13-24 record through his first three seasons in Boulder, Hawkins didn't shy away when a reporter asked him Thursday if the Buffs were in position to make a run at the Big 12 title .
"Do we have the potential to do that? Yes, we do," Hawkins said after a long pause. "But you've got to get hot, you've got to get some confidence going, you've got to avoid injuries. And then you never know how those things will go. But I think we're definitely getting closer to knocking on the door."
more Colorado Football links after the jump...
11 comments
| 0 recs
|
During the afternoon session word filters around the sideline that Hirschman has bailed on the camp. (Internet reports say he checked his e-mail -- one assumes he did so during the camp's lunch break -- to learn he had received a scholarship offer from Colorado, which he promptly accepted.) Scratch another QB from the derby.
Buffs' commit Nick Hirschman was supposed to audition for Pete Carrol at USC's Rising Stars camp for their one quarterback scholarship according to ESPN's Bruce Feldman. I'm telling you, this kid was on the rise in the recruiting world before the Buffs nabbed him.
8 days ago
irish1611
10 comments
0 recs
More on the Newest Colorado Buffaloes' Commit, QB Nick Hirschman
by irish1611
on Jun 25, 2009 2:21 PM MDT
7 comments
Dan Hawkins and the CU football program have had a pretty good run the last eight days. In somewhat of a rarity for the Hawkins era during the dog days of summer, he has received verbal commitments from three players (Kyle Slavin, Mister Jones and Nick Hirschman) bringing the total to four this cycle, five if you include Michigan Wolverines transfer, Toney Clemons.
For a week, we now had a taste of what some other fan bases experience during the summer. Combine the fact that all of the newcomers are offensive players, with two being potential quarterbacks and a big time transfer in Toney Clemons, this class has been fun to analyze so far.
The most recent and second quarterback in the 2010 class is Nick Hirschman, who verbally commited to coach Eric Kiesau yesterday after receiving his first division one scholarship (also granted acceptance to Harvard to play football). Most Buff fans might read that and be skeptical of the offer considering national names like Austin Hinder and Brett Nottingham were being thrown around the internet as potential quarterbacks for Colorado. Fear not, I think the Buffs got a good player with strong upside.
Why do I say that? A couple reasons, all which lead me to believe that Hirschman is serious about playing at the next level and doing whatever it takes to be successful.
1) The kid is smart. He had the opportunity to play/go to school at Harvard and his sister attends Yale. At the most cerebral position on the football field, anyone who can attend Harvard gets an A+ in this category.
2) Hirschman is 6'3" 220 pounds similar in size to Clark Evans, a 2009 Buffs commit and Danny Spond, another 2010 quarterback commit. Yes, you can be a successful quarterback at 6'0" or 5'10" but size doesn't hurt. No one will mistake Hirschman for a running quarterback but he has games with success running the ball. He also plays in a pro-style offense, not a shotgun spread-based offense, which is the new fad across high school sports. He is used to taking normal 3 - 5 step drops, reading defenses in a progression and playing in a timing-based offense. That is a big plus right away as the Buffs are transitioning back to that style of offense in 2009:
The new pro-style offense that Kiesau has announced he will implement this year also made Hirschman's decision easier.
"I do like how I fit in their offense. They run my style, and I enjoy that," Hirschman said. "I'm just ready to get a playbook and go down there and compete for a spot. Their offense seems very similar to what we do in high school, we run a very sophisticated offense and it will prepare me for the next level."
ESPN.com also had a nice recap that should be music to our ears in CU's offensive transformation:
Hirschman is a pocket passer with prototypical size, bulk and arm strength. In an era of the spread offense and very quarterbacks having to work from under center, it is refreshing to see a guy work entirely from under center and possess sound footwork and excellent ball handling skills. He has a thick, sturdy build and is capable of standing in the face of the rush and delivering strikes.
More on why I am impressed with Hirschman after the jump...
7 comments
| 0 recs
|
Secondary Sidebar
FanPosts
Community blog posts and discussion.
Recent FanPosts
New FanPost
FanShots
Quick hits of video, photos, quotes, chats, links and lists that you find around the web.
Recent FanShots
Buffaloes Football Schedule
| Colorado St. | Sat 09/05 | 5:00 PM MDT |
| @ Toledo | Fri 09/11 | 7:00 PM MDT |
| Wyoming | Sat 09/19 | 1:30 PM MDT |
@
West Virginia
|
Thu 10/01 | 5:30 PM MDT |
|
@
Texas
|
Sat 10/10 | 5:05 PM MDT |
|
Kansas
|
Sat 10/17 | 5:05 PM MDT |
|
@
Kansas St.
|
Sat 10/24 | 5:05 PM MDT |
|
Missouri
|
Sat 10/31 | 5:05 PM MDT |
|
Texas A&M
|
Sat 11/07 | 5:05 PM MST |
|
@
Iowa St.
|
Sat 11/14 | 5:05 PM MST |
| @ Oklahoma St. | Thu 11/19 | 5:30 PM MST |
|
Nebraska
|
Fri 11/27 | 1:30 PM MST |
Certain photos copyright © 2009 by Associated Press or Getty Images. Any commercial use or distribution without the express written consent of Associated Press and Getty Images is strictly prohibited.
