Washington 38, Colorado 3: On one side of the field stood Keith Price, the Washington quarterback who has had his share of struggles this year after a promising 2011 campaign. On the other stood the Colorado defense, though to say it was standing is to suggest it wasn't lolling about on its back like a puppy on a sunlit patch of grass. When it was all over, Price had thrown for five scores, a career high, bringing the number of touchdowns allowed by the Buffs on the year to 68—seven more than Notre Dame, Alabama, and Rutgers combined.
The comedy that is Colorado football is getting too dark to laugh at. Only one Buffalo drive featured more than one completed pass, and the team now needs to beat Utah this week or Colorado will finish with the worst record in team history. The Buffs are chasing another rare gem: ranking last in the nation in points allowed and points scored per game. They're holding on to the former for now and are next to last in the latter, thanks to newcomer Massachusetts.
A good place to start improving: don't run quarterback sneaks on first down.
Only one thing is certain: Colorado is definitely not paying players. At this point, I'm not even sure they're feeding them.
http://deadspin.com/5961780/college...es-on-saturday-besides-kansas-state-of-course
The comedy that is Colorado football is getting too dark to laugh at. Only one Buffalo drive featured more than one completed pass, and the team now needs to beat Utah this week or Colorado will finish with the worst record in team history. The Buffs are chasing another rare gem: ranking last in the nation in points allowed and points scored per game. They're holding on to the former for now and are next to last in the latter, thanks to newcomer Massachusetts.
A good place to start improving: don't run quarterback sneaks on first down.
Only one thing is certain: Colorado is definitely not paying players. At this point, I'm not even sure they're feeding them.
http://deadspin.com/5961780/college...es-on-saturday-besides-kansas-state-of-course