Showing posts with label Colorado Buffaloes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Buffaloes. Show all posts

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Colorado State Takes The First Step Toward The Climb, Take Rocky Mountain Showdown Over Colorado

Old school coaches would love how Colorado State defeated Colorado Friday night in Denver 31-17.


Run, Run and Run some more.

Not necessarily three yards and a cloud of dust but effective.

Colorado State running back Dee Hart (139 yards rushing) and Treyous Jarrells (121 rushing yards) gave the Rams two 100 yard rushers in a game for the first time since 2002.

"I felt really good about our running back situation, and they didn't disappoint."  Colorado State head coach Jim McElwain said.

"It will be fun to have those guys back there." Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson said.  "It is a huge security blanket for me to know that we can run the ball like that."

"It's a huge win."  McElwain said.  "I can't tell you how happy I am for the people of Colorado State University. Those kids in that locker room, that prepared to go win a football game like a good team should. There wasn't any talking or any of that stuff. They just went out and played good football. The way Colorado State Rams should."

Raise the Rocky Mountain Showdown trophy coach.  The Rams deserve it.



Saturday, September 14, 2013

ICYMI: Colorado Cancels Game With Fresno State

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For those of you that don't closely follow News stories, the flooding in Colorado this week, and in particular the Boulder area has been heart wrenching to watch.

At least 3 Dead, more than 100 missing, roads turned into rivers and countless homes and businesses flooded along with thousands evacuated from their homes.

It's been awful to watch.

And because of that, and the recovery and coping the Boulder area is currently going through, Colorado University cancelled their Saturday afternoon football game with Fresno State.

They had to.

The Buffalo's haven't been able to practice the past few days, their practice field flooded. Yes, the football stadium, which sits on higher ground, did not get flooded, but very few if any local residents...or visitors can get there.

Read much, much more about the decision from the Boulder Daily Camera RIGHT HERE

Yes, it was a bit surprising this decision wasn't made until Friday afternoon, the flooding has been wide spread since early Thursday morning.

But they did eventually make it. The thought of 60,000 or so trying to get into a town with few passible roads is inconceivable. The thought of 60-70 police officers being taken off of search and rescue and control of the town...well....let's just say the school made the right call.

No word yet on when...or if the game will be made up.

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