Author: Tyler King
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How to watch: Colorado State Rams football vs. Fresno State
Colorado State at Fresno State Kickoff: 7 p.m. Friday TV: CBS Sports Network Broadcast crew: Chris Lewis (play-by-play), Randy Cross (color analyst) Radio: 104.3 FM (Denver), 99.1 FM (Fort Collins) Internet Radio: Sirius XM 388 or Varsity Network App Rams broadcast crew: Brian Roth (play-by-play), Ricky Brewer (color analyst), Marty Cesario (sideline reporter)
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Jay Norvell, Colorado State being ‘realistic’ amid difficult start to season | Rams Gameday
FORT COLLINS — Jay Norvell sought the advice of a trusted friend this week. As the Colorado State coach gets ready for a difficult home game against Fresno State on Friday night (7 p.m., CBS Sports Network), he’s just trying to right the ship. So, Norvell reached out to Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard.…
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Jay Norvell, Colorado State being ‘realistic’ amid difficult start to season | Rams Gameday
FORT COLLINS — Jay Norvell sought the advice of a trusted friend this week. As the Colorado State coach gets ready for a difficult home game against Fresno State on Friday night (7 p.m., CBS Sports Network), he’s just trying to right the ship. So, Norvell reached out to Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard.…
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Kent Anderson embraces role as Denver Pioneers’ latest captain in long history of great ones
Kent Anderson can relate to every player on the Denver hockey roster. And there’s no better explanation for David Carle’s decision to choose the senior defenseman to be his program’s latest captain. Just like his predecessor, Carter King, Anderson is a Calgary native who didn’t play a ton as a freshman. But by the end…
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David Carle’s DU Pioneers team has renewed, youthful energy heading into 2025-26 season
It was a strange feeling last April for David Carle. When his Denver teams get to the Frozen Four, they often win. They usually make it to at least the championship game on Saturday. Last season, in the Pioneers’ 20th trip to the Frozen Four, they matched up with NCHC foe Western Michigan for a…
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Colorado coach Deion Sanders to have surgery Tuesday to remove blood clots in left leg
BOULDER — Deion Sanders was right. Blood clots in his left leg returned. The Colorado coach said early Tuesday he would be having an aspiration thrombectomy procedure later that day to have blood clots removed from his left popliteal artery, which is located behind the knee, and left tibial artery. Sanders said he plans on…
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CU Buffs opponent lookahead: Injured, vulnerable No. 22 Iowa State comes to Boulder
Just five of the old Big Eight remain in what has become a very different, new-look, 16-team Big 12 in the 2020s. Last year, Colorado welcomed Kansas State and Oklahoma State to Boulder and traveled to Kansas City to face Kansas. This Saturday (1:30 p.m. FOX), the reunion tour continues as the Buffaloes host the…
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CU Buffs stressing importance of sticking together amidst 2-4 start
FORT WORTH, Texas — Even the flies have started to notice Colorado’s rough start to the season. As Deion Sanders sat down to address the Buffaloes’ 35-21 defeat at TCU — a game in which they led 14-0 late in the first half — he kept having to swat away a few flies as he…
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Deion Sanders believes blood clots have resurfaced as Colorado coach ditches shoe against TCU | Buffs notebook
FORT WORTH, Texas — Deion Sanders’ health issues have resurfaced again. After recently mentioning after games and practices that his feet have been bothering him, Coach Prime was seen without a shoe on his left foot during Colorado’s 35-21 loss to TCU on Saturday night at Amon G. Carter Stadium. There’s a reason for that.…
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Deion Sanders, Colorado can’t recreate magic at TCU with another blown lead
FORT WORTH, Texas — Everything changed over the course of six plays. Despite leading 14-0 with less than three minutes to play in the first half, Colorado found itself tied with TCU just a minute and a half of game time later. After the Horned Frogs got on the board for the first time with…