Ya my bad. Wrong tomato. Wasn't that Beatty's nickname too or am I completely mistaken?
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2016 CU News & Notes (Buff Stuff)
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poor guy has been moved all over the field. Gifted athlete that just can't find a spot to really grab a hold of.
Big Jim
WTF?
I thought they were done practicing on those fields?
Apparently they are practicing down there until game week and then will move up there for the rest of the season. I am guessing that 1) The fields are not being used right now as school is still out 2) There is more room so for camp when they are running tons of drills it makes more sense 3) Forcing them up and down the hill in the heat of summer is part of being a buffalo
From the cubuffs article (Neil Updated it)
From ESPN
Big Jim
WTF?
I didn't see that when CU recruited him. I hope you are right and I am not.
Should have the opportunity. Will likely be our starting punt returner and featured heavily in the WR rotation.
The mumu works well for him, though.
I think he is on the powder blue diet. Unfortunately he is unable to count the calories correctly
He catches the ball and he's got some wiggle after the catch. What's everything with his is whether he can create separation to get open. Since he'd never played much WR before college, I'd assume that he didn't have a lot of route technique or awareness coming in. After 2 years, that shouldn't be an issue any more. I think he'll be a solid receiver who helps move the sticks.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Ginger Fury, bitches.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
He has difficulty counting past 200.
UBL?
What am I saying? Of course that's a UBL. I don't care.
IF healthy, ILB should be pretty good this year. I like the 4 guys we have there.
I think they are manufacturing stories at this point. 3 guys who've essentially racked up a lot of tackles but only 2 slots. Injuries do that.
Probably right. I think this defense goes as the ILB's go. If the Dline is doing what they are suppose to, the ILB's should be wide open to make plays most of the game.
I think it's reasonable to assume that all 3 who were here last year are better now than they were a year ago. It's also fair to say that Lewis gives us depth in the rotation we didn't have last year.
We're a long way from being able to say whether ILB is up to being an average Pac-12 group or not, but I think we can expect it to be improved.
Buffenuf
massive tool
Swamp people: just a different culture down on the Bayou!
Jay MacIntyre, Justin Jan (no idea?), Joseph Hall (standing), David Bagby (crouching), Jaleel Awini, Robert Orban (tall guy in back), Lee Walker, Chev, Shay Fields, Danny Galloway, Tony Julmisse, Johnny Huntley, Kabion Ento (guessing), Juwann Winfree, Derrion Rakestraw, Devin Ross, Sean Grundman.
Some big time speed and playmaking ability in that group. Hope Chev and BL can get them in the right spots to use it.