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CU At The Game: Spring Preview – Offense: Pat Shurmur’s Challenges

Without Shedeur and Travis, the work of offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur becomes more difficult ... CU has talent to work with, but the coaches room has precious little experience ... Can CU produce a balanced offensive attack in 2024? ... Let's find out ...

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CU At The Game: CUATG Podcast: Mailbag Edition

What's the hold up with Coach Prime's contract extension? Is it money so Coach Prime will be one of the highest paid coaches, or is it money for assistants and NIL ... or something else? ... Who makes the list of our top five transfers and top five returning players? ... Is the over/under of 6.5 wins for CU in 2025 easy money? ... Let's find out ...

Stuart
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Ralphie Report: Travis Hunter to all skip workouts at NFL Combine, per sources

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The Heisman winner won’t work out in Indy

Travis Hunter’s trip to Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine reportedly just got a lot less stressful.

Denver Broncos beat reporter Chris Tomasson of The Denver Gazette tweeted Thursday morning that NFL officials told him Hunter has opted to skip all workouts during the combine.

Hunter, a two-way superstar at wide receiver and cornerback during his time at Colorado, raised some eyebrows when he declared his position at the combine as only defensive back and not receiver. Now, the Heisman winner will join CU quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who also decided to skip all workouts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Hunter still held his scheduled media availability before the combine in Indy, where he stated his desire to play on both sides of the ball at the professional level. He would later sit down for an interview with CBS Sports, alluding to the fact that we won’t work out during the combine.

“I’m not doing anything here,” Hunter told CBS Sports. “I’m waiting for my pro day.”

Barring any changes, Hunter will still work out at Colorado’s pro day in March, as well as Big 12 Pro Day from March 18th to 21st.

Three Buffs receivers, LaJohntay Wester, Jimmy Horn Jr. and Will Sheppard, will still work out at the NFL Scouting Combine. Colorado’s three pass catchers will get their chance to wow NFL scouts when it’s their turn to work out on Saturday, March 1st.

To learn more about the NFL Scouting Combine schedule, read our article here.

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Ralphie Report: Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders to attend Big 12 Pro Day

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Three Buffs will be in Frisco, Texas for Big 12 Pro Days

Colorado’s Travis Hunter, Shedeur Sanders and Jimmy Horn Jr. are headed to Frisco, Texas from March 18th to 21st to participate in Big 12 Pro Day, the conference announced in a press release Thursday morning.

“Big 12 athletes scheduled to attend this year’s Pro Day include Colorado’s Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and quarterback Shedeur Sanders, the Arizona tandem of Tetairoa McMillan and Jonah Savaiinaea as well as star wideouts including Jimmy Horn Jr. from Colorado and Jack Bech and Savion Williams from TCU among others,” wrote a conference spokesperson in a statement.

Other players of note to attend are Arizona State RB Cam Skattebo, Oklahoma State RB Ollie Gordon, Utah TE Brant Kuithe, West Virginia OL Wyatt Milum and many more.

This will be the second annual Big 12 Pro Day, which started as an idea from conference commissioner Brett Yormark to maximize Big 12 players’ value ahead of the NFL Draft. Same as last year, the event will be held at The Star in Frisco, the practice facility for the Dallas Cowboys.

The event will be televised on NFL Network, so Colorado fans can tune in live as Shedeur and Travis run drills in front of pro scouts ahead of the draft in late April.

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Ralphie Report: JR Payne and Buffs “hopeful” to have Frida Formann back for Big 12 Tournament

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Colorado are hoping they’ll have their star in Kansas City

With the Big 12 tournament starting in less than a week, the Buffaloes are hopeful to get healthy before tip-off in Kansas City.

Colorado has been without star guards Frida Formann and Sara-Rose Smith for multiple weeks. Formann, CU’s program leader in three-pointers made, has missed eight games with a stress fracture in her right foot. Smith, who’s the program leader in total rebound percentage, has missed five games with an undisclosed injury.

Both Formann and Smith checked in for one second on their senior night win over Arizona State on Wednesday, before getting pulled immediately after a timeout from coach JR Payne.

Currently ranked 65th in NET, with an outside chance of making it to their fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament, Colorado will need to go on a run at their conference tournament next week to go dancing.

Unfortunately, the status of both Formann and Smith is unclear ahead of the Buffaloes’ trip to Kansas City. When asked about the chance of Formann and Smith being back, Payne expressed some optimism about her stars returning.

“We are certainly hopeful,” said Payne when asked about the possibility of Formann and Smith playing in the Big 12 Tournament.

Colorado has one regular season game remaining against Texas Tech in Lubbock on Saturday, March 1st. With a win over the Red Raiders, the Buffs would secure the 7th seed and a first-round bye at the T-Mobile Center.

The Big 12 Tournament begins play, hopefully with the inclusion of Formann and Smith, on Wednesday, March 5th.

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