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CU At The Game: CUATG Podcast: CU at the Crossroads

With an agreement on revenue sharing, the Pac-12 media revenue contracts are close to being done, aren't they? ... With uncertainty surrounding the Pac-12, what would it take for it to make sense for CU to return to the Big 12? ... What does CU need to do to be in the best position for the next round of realignment? ... Let's find out ...

Stuart
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Glynn Posts School Record on Her Way to Hurdles Final

Abbey Glynn


Will race for national championship on Saturday

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Buffzone: Mead graduate Abbey Glynn continues record-setting pace for CU Buffs at NCAA track finals

Abbey Glynn has one more race to shave a few decimals off a team record she keeps improving upon.

BuffZone.com
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Buffzone: Tight ends coach Tim Brewster excited about CU Buffs’ direction, but knows plenty of work ahead

Colorado tight ends coach Tim Brewster is confident in the team and staff that first-year head coach Deion Sanders has put together.

Brian Howell
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Ralphie Report: Buffaloes add freshman Bangot Dak with final scholarship spot

NCAA Basketball: Stanford at Colorado

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Tad Boyle landed a talented forward.

The Colorado Buffaloes have filled their final roster spot for the 2023-24 season. That last scholarship will go to Bangot Dak, a freshman forward from Lincoln, Nebraska.

Dak is a 6’10, 180-lbs. forward who has been described as both a late-bloomer and a long-term project. Adam Munsterteiger reported that teams like Nebraska and Iowa State were recruiting him and pushing him into taking a post-grad year to continue developing. Tad Boyle thought it was better to bring him in on campus this season and redshirt him.

Dak will have to gain some strength and grow into his frame before contributing on the hardwood. He’s a project worth taking on since it’s hard to find players with his combination of length, athleticism and shooting ability.


It’s worth mentioning that Boyle did try to land an instant impact transfer, but targets like Dalton Knecht, Chance McMillian and Trey Woodsbury found other offers more attractive for various reasons. Rather than bring in a one-dimensional shooter — those three players above are not exactly specialists — the coaching staff thought it was a better decision long-term to take a chance on a high-upside project like Dak.

The Buffs are set up for a great season even with Dak redshirting. The first four starters are set in stone, as KJ Simpson and Tristan da Silva return, and five-star freshman Cody Williams and TCU transfer Eddie Lampkin enter the fold. After that, it’s probably between J’Vonne Hadley and Luke O’Brien as the fifth starter, with Julian Hammond III (G) and Javon Ruffin (G) playing big minutes off the bench and freshman Assane Diop likely playing backup center. That’s a strong 9-man rotation with the possibility that freshmen Courtney Anderson, Joe Hurlburt and RJ Smith play their way onto the court.

by Sam Metivier
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