Author: Paul Klee paul.klee@gazettedev.gazette.com
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No. 18 Colorado School of Mines blasts New Mexico Highlands 56-21
The Orediggers (7-2, 5-2 RMAC) had 491 rushing yards, including 210 from Braelon Tate.
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Overland High’s Graham Ike, a Gonzaga star, named to Karl Malone Award watch list | Colorado Sunshine
Ike figures to become a household name during Gonzaga’s annual barnstorming tour of nationally televised games
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If Ravens running back Derrick Henry is fighting a bear, do you help the bear? | Broncos Q&A
“I’m not helping either of them. There’s no shot I’m doing anything in that fight. I’m finding the nearest lawn chair or log to sit on.” -Kyle Phoenix, managing editor Baltimore Beatdown
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Friday Faceoff: What should Broncos do at NFL trade deadline? Buy, sell or stand pat?
Denver lately has an eye for good fits. It recognized Justin Simmons was no big whoop and upgraded with Brandon Jones at safety.
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Colorado Rapids to host first MLS playoff game at home since 2021
The Rapids picked a bad time to have a bad time. Can they turn the tide and force a Game 3 vs. the L.A. Galaxy?
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Denver Pioneers senior Jack Devine earns NCHC award ahead of 125th game | Colorado Sunshine
What a month it was for Devine, who led the nation in scoring.
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Colorado School of Mines and UCCS earn men’s soccer players of the week awards | Colorado Sunshine
Dillon Clarke, a freshman from Colorado Springs, helped UCCS to a pair of road wins
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Paul Klee: Shedeur Sanders to the Carolina Panthers? Just say no, Coach Prime
After seeing former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young run for his life for the Panthers, it would be a crying shame if the CU Buffs star is drafted by a team that can’t get out of its own way.
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Broncos vs. Panthers: 3 takeaways from Denver’s 28-14 win
Three takeaways from the Broncos’ 28-14 win over the Carolina Panthers Sunday at Empower Field at Mile High: 1. If the season ended today… Broncos Country would be cool with it. The Broncos (5-3) rose up to the No. 5 seed in the AFC tournament after thumping the sad-sack Panthers. The NFL’s second-longest playoff drought…
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No. 8 Western Colorado snaps No. 10 Colorado School of Mines 19-game home winning streak
Colorado School of Mines’ 19-game win streak at Marv Kay Stadium is over. And the Orediggers’ sixth-straight RMAC title is officially in doubt. No. 8/10 Western Colorado beat No. 10/12 Mines 38-28 in a pivotal matchup Saturday. Western Colorado (8-0 overall, 6-0 RMAC) set up a showdown with fellow league leader CSU Pueblo (7-1, 6-0)…