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CU Transition Classes

//posted 2.1.2011

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From McCartney to Hawkins – A look at Colorado’s last four “Transition Classes” of recruits

Tags: B.J. Beatty, Barry Helton, Bill McCartney, Brandon Southward, Cha'pelle Brown, Chris Morgan, Clyde Sanders, Cody Hawkins, Corey Kish, Dan Hawkins, Dan Major, Dave DeLine, David Gates, David Tate, Demetrius Sumler, Derek McCoy, Dryden Dunsmore, Ed Reinhardt, Eric McCarty, Fred Jones, Gary Barnett, Hannibal Navies, Jason Brace, Jeremy Aldrich, Jeremy Weisinger, Jimmy Smith, Joey Johnson, John Nairn, Jon Embree, Jordan Gehring, Karl Allis, Kory Mossini, Lance Carl, Marquez Herrod, Medford Moorer, Michael Sipili, Nate Solder, Rick Wheeler, Robbie Robinson, Ryan Johanningmeier, Shane Cook, Steven Fendry, Tavon Cooper, Tommy Streeter
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Kansas – The Clock Strikes Midnight for Cinderella

//posted 10.24.1998

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— October 24th – at Kansas Kansas 33, No. 17 Colorado 17 — After committing only two penalties against Texas Tech, the Colorado Buffaloes resorted to familiar form for the 1998 season, committing 12 penalties against Kansas. The penalties, along with four turnovers and still more injuries (including key injuries to running back Marlon Barnes and quarterback Mike Moschetti), helped the Kansas Jayhawks upset 17th-ranked Colorado in Lawrence, 33-17. All phases of the game went dark for CU in the night sky in Lawrence. The Buffs’ defense, which had held …

Buffs hold No. 5 KSU 41 points under average (and still lose)

//posted 10.10.1998

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— October 10th – Boulder No. 5 Kansas State 16, No. 14 Colorado 9 — Kansas State came to Boulder with a 2-24 all-time record in games played on the Buffs’ home turf. The Wildcats in 1998, though, were not the Wildcats of old. In rising to a No. 5 national ranking, Kansas State came to Folsom Field beating their opponents by an average of 57 points a game, and had a defense which had allowed a total of 21 points in its first four contests. Despite its lofty status and …