Little blurb recently about the University still looking for the new Ralphie. Seems like it is gonna be tight to have her ready to run at the Spring game in April? Any insights from those in the know?
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Ralphie VI
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It is feeling that way if they have not had an announcement and with the timeline it seems hard to get a young one to run correctly without a ton of training. I was thinking that I was at a Nebraska game where Ralphie did not run after being sprung from her pen, and she just froze up and did not move an inch because of the crowd???
I was told off the record by someone we all trust very much that they had tried out two different prospects but that neither was the right fit.
The smell emanating from those in red.
Drewdown
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I heard something very similar...
jizzrag85
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Is this your dog or just a random photo you found?
BuffLuke80
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Yep, that should scare the **** out of the opposition.
NTTIAWWT
Random photo
ahoelsken
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From what I've read (I'm not really following this that closely because I'm slammed with HS BB), making sure we have a Ralphie ready for the Fresno game's the far higher priority.
jizzrag85
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Yep, that should scare the **** out of the opposition.
It should! I have 3 wieners at home and they’re surprisingly vicious little ****ers lol. They’ll grab the oppositions pant leg and hold on for dear life.
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BuffRyders
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"For the past couple of months, the handlers have worked with a buffalo that was born last April."
"CU will not have a buffalo run at the spring football game next month. The hope is to have a buffalo ready for the next football season, but Stratton said, as always, the handlers will not push the animal too fast. CU’s home opener at Folsom Field is Sept. 12 against Fresno State."
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"CU will not have a buffalo run at the spring football game next month. The hope is to have a buffalo ready for the next football season, but Stratton said, as always, the handlers will not push the animal too fast. CU’s home opener at Folsom Field is Sept. 12 against Fresno State."
CU’s Ralphie program to get new manager
Over the past 14 years, John Graves has seen the final stages of Ralphie IV’s career and the entirety of Ralphie V’s run as the mascot for the University of Colorado. Last fall, CU announced the r…
www.buffzone.com
jizzrag85
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Per Rick George:
Ralphie. We have identified a Ralphie VI and she has been in training at a pace the 14-month old buffalo is comfortable with. Taylor Stratton took over program manager duties on April 1, replacing John Graves, who had held the position since 2015 after serving first as a Ralphie Handler and then as the assistant manager. He worked with both Ralphie IV and V and invested over decade into the program. Stratton, a former Handler herself, had been the assistant manager for the previous four years.
Ralphie. We have identified a Ralphie VI and she has been in training at a pace the 14-month old buffalo is comfortable with. Taylor Stratton took over program manager duties on April 1, replacing John Graves, who had held the position since 2015 after serving first as a Ralphie Handler and then as the assistant manager. He worked with both Ralphie IV and V and invested over decade into the program. Stratton, a former Handler herself, had been the assistant manager for the previous four years.
Hooray! New Ralphie! I'm surprised I didn't see anything on social media about it from CU - I just saw the Denver Post story.
