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CU Affiliations, what are yours?
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SkiTownUSA
Administrator
Barnett lured me in with hookers and booze. J/K
I was born and raised in Boulder, so naturally or perhaps organically I was a Buff fan.
I was born and raised in Boulder, so naturally or perhaps organically I was a Buff fan.
buffs6236
Club Member
Born raised in Omaha. My uncle moved to Boulder and cheered for the home team and CU was the first football game i saw. Dad was from Italy and moved here when he was 6 and didnt care about football mom went to ISU and they sucked so i wasnt cheering for them.
Now my parents grandma and uncle have season tickets to CU my wife is a husker my son is 28 months and says
Go Buffs
Colorado Buffaloes
Beat Huskers
Icky Huskers
Boo Sooners
Boo Longhorns
Boo huskers
now my wife has taught him to say go big red
Now my parents grandma and uncle have season tickets to CU my wife is a husker my son is 28 months and says
Go Buffs
Colorado Buffaloes
Beat Huskers
Icky Huskers
Boo Sooners
Boo Longhorns
Boo huskers
now my wife has taught him to say go big red
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
This poll should be multiple choice as more than one option may apply.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Born raised in Omaha. My uncle moved to Boulder and cheered for the home team and CU was the first football game i saw. Dad was from Italy and moved here when he was 6 and didnt care about football mom went to ISU and they sucked so i wasnt cheering for them.
now my wife has taught him to say go big red
How funny would it be if an unknown relative taught him to finish that statement with "like a dog's dick head!"
BuffaloScott
Member
Born into it, grew up in Colorado (Ft. Collins), and current student.
BrownEyedBuffGirl
Well-Known Member
Graduated CU, BA 1997, but was born into it...native of Boulder, Dad is CU alum.
buffs6236
Club Member
I actually have been trying to get him to say go big red is dead:smile2:
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
Well-Known Member
Attended CU 1991 - 1993
Kinda casually watched CU and other local college football games. My older brother attends CSewe and my identical twin brother was also a CSU fan (who now attends CSU) so i had to be different, I rooted for the Buffs (best decision of my life so far:smile2 Then I attended the 2004 CU-CSU game and I was done. Buff for life. :gobuffs:
Then I attended the 2004 CU-CSU game and I was done. Buff for life. :gobuffs:
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Highflyer
Club Member
Yes, that was the intent, but I ****ed up the poll and did not click the multiple response box:sad2:
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Native, BS Finance & Intl Business degrees 94.
Brian Cabral was the guest speaker at my 4th grade little league banquet when he was a player. He brought the entire team t-shirts and insisted on handing out the individual awards. He greeted and spoke with everyone. I was a hard core Buff fan from that day on.
Brian Cabral was the guest speaker at my 4th grade little league banquet when he was a player. He brought the entire team t-shirts and insisted on handing out the individual awards. He greeted and spoke with everyone. I was a hard core Buff fan from that day on.
Graduated in 91, grew up in Boulder - go Panthers!
I knew from the time I was 10 that CU was the place I wanted to go. I remember when I was on the BHS swim team that we would have our practices on the CU campus and I'd see all these unbelievably BEAUTIFUL women and I said to myself "This is the place for me". :thumbsup:
I knew from the time I was 10 that CU was the place I wanted to go. I remember when I was on the BHS swim team that we would have our practices on the CU campus and I'd see all these unbelievably BEAUTIFUL women and I said to myself "This is the place for me". :thumbsup:
SkiTownUSA
Administrator
I must also add Go Panthers!
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Obsolutely, Pomona!:smile2:
Moved to CO in '81 and attended UCCS, went to my first Buff game in 1984 against the fuskers and have been hooked since.
87toInfinity
Well-Known Member
Born a CU fan in Houston in 1987. Lived as a CU fan in New Orleans, grew up as a CU fan in Denver (Cherry Creek High). Only applied to CU, now current student. Both of my Dad's parents went to CU, my Dad went to CU, my sister went to CU, an uncle and couple cousins also went to CU.
Born raised in Omaha. My uncle moved to Boulder and cheered for the home team and CU was the first football game i saw. Dad was from Italy and moved here when he was 6 and didnt care about football mom went to ISU and they sucked so i wasnt cheering for them.
Now my parents grandma and uncle have season tickets to CU my wife is a husker my son is 28 months and says
Go Buffs
Colorado Buffaloes
Beat Huskers
Icky Huskers
Boo Sooners
Boo Longhorns
Boo huskers
now my wife has taught him to say go big red
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Have no idea, Boulder was never good enough to meet us on the playoffs when I was there.
1991 State football finals held at Folsom Stadium. Boulder 10, Pomona 9. It's the last time BHS won the state football title.