Recapping Colorado Buffaloes Basketball & Athletics News, Links, and Stories
There was a large crowd on hand Saturday evening at the Meadows Club, where the University of Colorado women's tennis team put on an impressive show, beating the visitors from Fort Collins, 6-1. The Buffaloes continued a winning streak against Colorado State University that has lasted throughout the entire series (CU leads all-time 26-0). CU improves to 15-0 against the Rams when playing in Boulder.
The cancellation of Thursday's men's giant slalom meant that the team points in the slalom would be doubled here Saturday in the Alaska-Anchorage Seawolf Invitational, normally a good thing for a defending national champion University of Colorado ski team traditionally strong in that event. The Buffaloes trailed Utah by 13 points entering the day, the margin increasing to 33 despite five CU women skiers finishing in the top 12. However, the men's slalom proved to be a total disaster and Colorado would finish third, only the school's second result outside the top two in its last 14 meets dating back to 2010.
Pac-12 Network breaks ground - Pac-12 Blog - ESPN
The Pac-12 will break ground on its new network studio in San Francisco on Monday. I know this because I got an invitation. That means, as I'm sure you already know, I run with the cool crowd... WHY: The Pac-12 Studios will be home to the Pac-12 Network and the Pac-12 Digital Network. The Pac-12 Network will showcase 850 live Pac-12 sporting events each year as well as original studio programming. It is scheduled to launch in August, 2012. WHEN: Monday, February 13 at 11:00 a.m. WHERE: 370 Third Street, Third Floor, San Francisco, CA 94107
If you're in SF and can take an early lunch, you should go and represent TRR!
The Elusive fourth link! Who misses the Big12? I don't. (It's an Iowa State fan holding a sign that lampoons Aggies. I would never trick you with a blind link).
Go Buffs