Monthly Archives: March 2011

Two slowpoke friends of mine. I think I could take them. http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_17733393

Former Buff Nate Solder was profiled Monday night on Path to the Draft on the NFL Network. Here is a link to the video. Here are a few quotes from Solder courtesy of Andrew Howard, Public Relations Coordinator for NFL … Continue reading →

What’s on your mind CU fans? Spring football, hoops, Pac-12? Send questions for the Buffzone mailbag at ringok@dailycamera.com. #CUBuffs

Former Colorado quarterbacks Charles Johnson and Joel Klatt team up on their radio show five days a week in Denver on 87.7 FM The Ticket. They will go head-to-head April 9 in the alumni flag football game preceding the Colorado … Continue reading →

Colorado coach Jon Embree grinned for a moment Tuesday after practice when I asked him how his team is adapting to 9-on-7 run drills being a regular part of practice. “Today was significantly better,” Embree said. “You could tell yesterday … Continue reading →

Colorado hasn’t done a lot of place-kicking early in spring ball, but what it has done hasn’t looked all that good. The average fan watching kicks from the sideline might have serious questions at this point about sophomore Justin Castor. … Continue reading →

I didn’t see Colorado offensive lineman Max Tuioti-Mariner participating much in practices during the first three days of spring ball. He did most of the individual drills but he was being held out of full contact work for the most … Continue reading →

Colorado basketball fans upset about the Buffs not making the NCAA tournament will enjoy this. http://www.drewlitton.com/ #CUBuffs

A couple small skirmishes between players broke out during the first three practices of spring ball and were soon broken up by teammates. Under former coach Dan Hawkins, fights at practice were not tolerated and practices would be stopped to … Continue reading →

Former Colorado defensive back Cha’pelle Brown is back in Boulder this spring trying to finish his degree. Brown also wants to become a coach in the future and he is helping out on the field this spring with the defense … Continue reading →