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What was the total win-loss record of CU while you were in school?
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I was just patting myself on the back for seeing 3 11-1 seasons. Thanks!
This was me as well, including seeing both Orange Bowls in person along with 27-12 in Lincoln in 1990 when EB went for 4 4th quarter TDs after multiple fumbles earlier.
I believed the 1991 8-3-1 season was an aberration as I graduated. Little did I know we would consider it a rousing success of an aberration if it happened now…
Looks like we were in school at the same time
Add on 97 for us slow learners and that’s me as well.
GoBuffs08
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My CU graduate daughter wore her mom's old 1990 Orange Bowl sweatshirt to the UW game the other day.
GoldStampede
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2010: 5-7
2011: 3-10
2012: 1-11
2013: 4-8
Overall: 13-36
If I had not grown up a die hard buff fan, attending lots of great games at Folsom as a kid, it's pretty likely I would have left CU completely indifferent toward the football team. No good seasons, three coaches that were abysmal at their worst and milquetoast at their best, and lots and lots of very uncompetitive games. Student apathy towards football was pretty much the norm during my time at CU. The high water mark was the win over Georgia in 2010 when the 1990 team was being honored; that was the only brief flicker of CU having a legit football program during my time there.
Thinking a bit more, that 2010 team actually should have been pretty good-- they felt like a 7 or 8 win team more than a 5-7 one. Serious problems with the coaching prevented that, obviously. After Hawkins was fired, the two games at Folsom with Cabral at the interim were enough fun to convince my friends and I to roadtrip to Lincoln in 2010 in hopes we'd see the Buffs pull an upset and become bowl eligible. I remember nothing about that game other than it wasn't very close, and that I spent the whole drive home wondering why the hell I thought going to that game was such a good idea.
2011: 3-10
2012: 1-11
2013: 4-8
Overall: 13-36
If I had not grown up a die hard buff fan, attending lots of great games at Folsom as a kid, it's pretty likely I would have left CU completely indifferent toward the football team. No good seasons, three coaches that were abysmal at their worst and milquetoast at their best, and lots and lots of very uncompetitive games. Student apathy towards football was pretty much the norm during my time at CU. The high water mark was the win over Georgia in 2010 when the 1990 team was being honored; that was the only brief flicker of CU having a legit football program during my time there.
Thinking a bit more, that 2010 team actually should have been pretty good-- they felt like a 7 or 8 win team more than a 5-7 one. Serious problems with the coaching prevented that, obviously. After Hawkins was fired, the two games at Folsom with Cabral at the interim were enough fun to convince my friends and I to roadtrip to Lincoln in 2010 in hopes we'd see the Buffs pull an upset and become bowl eligible. I remember nothing about that game other than it wasn't very close, and that I spent the whole drive home wondering why the hell I thought going to that game was such a good idea.
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Showoff!
Greetings, fellow 2017 grad.
Just following your lead
95: 10-2
96: 10-2
97: 5-6
98: 8-4
96: 10-2
97: 5-6
98: 8-4
Same here. 97 to 01. At least it ended well.
1996: 10-2
1997: 5-6
1998: 8-4
1999: 7-5
Total: 30-17
1997: 5-6
1998: 8-4
1999: 7-5
Total: 30-17
You wear any of that bling?
BuffAlum2007
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Same for me except I managed to tack on an extra football season as a Winter '07 grad on the 4.5 year plan...the OU game that year made it all worth it...
Mick Ronson
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i grew up at Folsom with my Dad going to games at CU law in the late 70's and 80's....but me actual school years, grad school....MA and PhD....buying tickets mahself....
99-2005
7-5
3-8
10-3
9-5
5-7
8-5
7-6
48-39
99-2005
7-5
3-8
10-3
9-5
5-7
8-5
7-6
48-39
this was me as well...
don't think CU had a basketball program back then or at least nobody noticed/cared
2017 grad here as well
Damn, bro. At least you went to CU when it was affordable!