The Buffs need you Diante...Just come to Boulder! According to the Rivals player page for Diante Jackson, Arizona State has now come into play along with Colorado and Oregon State. I have heard that Hawkins and the coaches are pulling out the stops with one official visit and maybe a second later in the week. This is a kid who usually likes the last thing he has seen or heard. After his visit during spring ball, Diante said CU was his #1, after he visited to Oregon, he committed. After he visited CU the week of Iowa State, he was close to changing his commitment. It might be like the announcers say, "the last one to have the ball may win this one." Hopefully, Hawkins has the last word. Greg Biggens of ESPN reports that Diante "needs about two more weeks." Diante also said this: "I know what I want to do but I need to go over things with my family and my coaches. It's still Oregon and Colorado and both schools have come in for home visits. "Coach (Nick) Aliotti came in from Oregon and Coach (Eric) Kiesau from Colorado. Both visits went good but I think the main thing I learned was how good the academic support at Colorado is. Like I said, they're both good schools and I should end this pretty soon here." ------------------------------------------------------- Who knows with DJack right now but the Buffs sure need him. He says "he knows what he wants to do"...hopefully, he still has that Buff fever

Handler is not a very touted player in terms of being scouted by the pay services, but the Buffs have brought him in for an official visit. Last week, Brian Cabral went to Handler's home town for an in home which you don't do for low interest players. Handler has good size being 6'4" 260 lbs. Colorado, Purdue, Indiana and NC State highlight Handler's top offers. Rivals.com has him rated as a two star prospect. --------- In other news, WR prospect Diante Jackson's HS team lost last night 30 - 14 in the third round of the playoffs. The reason for the loss was seven turnovers. Diante said he was going to wait until after his season to announce, so we are officially on "Diante Watch." Is he now the Buffs #1 prospect for the Buffs this recruiting cycle or is it DT Edward Nuckols?

Age 40 - The laugh of college football Age 41 - A $1.1 million raise What a difference a year makes. Make sure you say thanks to Boone, Coach Gundy. He controls your fate. According to ESPN, Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has been rewarded after his team's 9-3 season with a new seven-year contract that will pay him $15.7 million. He will make a yearly compensation of $2.2 million compared to the $1.1 million he made before today.