2013 Season Archive

Dear Mr. George … Ten Years Later

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August 12, 2013, was Rick George’s first day on the job as CU’s athletic director … As a frustrated fan (CU was coming off of a 1-11 season in 2012), I wrote the new athletic director an open letter. As a courtesy, I actually mailed the letter to Boulder … What happened next, I never would have guessed …

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Colorado Weekly

//posted 8.6.2014

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CU to play DePaul in first round of in Hawai’i tourney … CU/Auburn tip-off in ESPN marathon: 11:00 p.m.

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To Stay Or Go? … Gone

//posted 4.24.2014

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Dinwiddie: “I love the guys, the coaches . . . but I was weighing the chance to do something special”

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In Tad We Trust

//posted 3.23.2014

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With Tad Boyle at the helm, there is reason for optimism for the Colorado basketball program going forward

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CU Above the Rim – March, 2014

//posted 3.20.2014

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Colorado survives another round of bracketology to earn a third straight bid to the NCAA tournament, but Pittsburgh ends the Buffs’ season with an early exit from the Big Dance

CU Above the Rim – February, 2014

//posted 2.28.2014

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Colorado reinvents itself without its leader, Spencer Dinwiddie, holding its own in the heart of the Pac-12 Conference season

Recruiting Prospects – 2014

//posted 2.3.2014

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Offensive lineman Elijah Rodriguez de-commits from Colorado, changing his commitment to Texas …

CU Above the Rim – January, 2014

//posted 1.31.2014

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Peaks and Valleys … Colorado rises to No. 15 in the nation with a 14-2 record, including a win over previously undefeated No. 10 Oregon, only to lose Spencer Dinwiddie for the remainder of the season