Posts Tagged ‘Michael Lewis’
— November 16th – Boulder No. 17 Colorado 41, Iowa State 27 — Bobby Purify, subbing for an injured Chris Brown, ran for 174 yards to lead Colorado to a Big 12 North title-clinching win over Iowa State, 41-27. Purify scored on a five-yard run with 1:53 remaining to cap a six-play, 80-yard drive to finally seal the win for the Buffs in a game which witnessed six lead changes. Both teams scored on their opening drives, with Pat Brougham connecting from 43 yards out for the Buffs, while tailback Michael Wagner …
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— No. 14 Colorado v. No. 2 Nebraska – November 23, 2001 — Nebraska – Pre-game Everyone who knows me knows that when it comes to CU football games, I am a “glass is half empty” fan. I can usually find a dozen reasons to worry about any opponent the Buffs face. If you had asked me the week of the San Jose State game whether I was concerned, I would have countered with details of a team with a Heisman candidate in Deonce Whittaker and a 7-5 2000 record. …
READ MORE >>Tags: 62-36, Bobby Pesavento, Bobby Purify, Brad, Chris Brown, Daniel Graham, Eric Crouch, Gary Barnett, Michael Lewis, Randy, Rashaan Salaam, six touchdowns, Victor Rogers
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— October 27th – at Oklahoma State No. 25 Colorado 22, Oklahoma State 19 — Against Oklahoma State, Colorado continued what was becoming an agonizing pattern for the 2001 season: play well early; let the opposition control the game for a significant portion of the mid-section of the game; then finish with a flourish. The formula had worked well against Kansas, Kansas State, Texas A&M, and now was a successful formula against the Cowboys. The net result was a hard-fought 22-19 win in Stillwater. On CU’s opening …
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— 2001 – National and Big 12 Recap — The Miami Hurricanes won the 2001 national championship, doing so in convincing fashion. The Hurricanes, under first-year head coach Larry Coker, finished the season 12-0, the nation’s only undefeated team. Miami capped its unblemished season with a 37-14 demolition of Nebraska in the Rose Bowl. Finding a worthy opponent for Miami to play in the Rose Bowl was left for the Bowl Championship Series computers, and – arguably – the computers failed to live up to the challenge. Nebraska, despite not …
READ MORE >>Tags: Andre Gurode, Bobby Purify, Cedric Cormier, Chris Brown, Craig Ochs, Fresno State, Gary Barnett, Jashon Sykes, John Minardi, Justin Bannan, Miami, Michael Lewis, Victor Rogers
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— October 21st – at Kansas Kansas 23, Colorado 15 — Any delusions Buff fans had that 1-5 Colorado was not a bad football team, but really a good football team which had beaten down by an overpowering early-season schedule, came to a crashing end as 3-3 Kansas handed the Buffs a 23-15 setback. Running back David Winbush, who had set a CU record for opposing rushers with a 268-yard effort in 1998, accounted for 181 yards of total offense as the Buffs once again found a way to lose. The teams traded field …
READ MORE >>Tags: Andre Gurode, David Winbush, Donald Strickland, Gary Barnett, Justin Bates, Karl Allis, Mark Mariscal, Marwan Hage, Michael Lewis, Roderick Sneed, Roman Hollowell, Ryan Gray, Sean Tufts
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— September 9th – at USC No. 11 USC 17, Colorado 14 — Southern California kicker David Newbury connected on a 23-yard field goal with 13 seconds remaining to give the 11th-ranked Trojans a 17-14 win over Colorado. A crowd of 65,153 was on hand in the Los Angeles Coliseum to witness a defensive struggle between two offenses which could move the football but could not capitalize on opportunities. USC quarterback Carson Palmer hit on 25-of-31 passes for the game, but could not manufacture more than two touchdowns. The Buffs’ …
READ MORE >>Tags: Bobby Pesavento, Carson Palmer, Daniel Graham, Donald Strickland, Gary Barnett, Jashon Sykes, Javon Green, Marcus Houston, Michael Lewis, Mike Mariscal, Paul Hackett, Pete Carroll, Robbie Robinson, Zac Colvin
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— Preseason – 2000 — Looking forward to the 2000 Colorado football season, the proverbial glass could be seen as either being half empty or half full. On the positive side, the Buffs had played inspired football the second half of the 1999 season, a 7-5 campaign. Colorado endured close losses to two top ten teams, Kansas State and Nebraska, before mauling Boston College in the Insight.com Bowl. Head coach Gary Barnett spoke of how the players had “bought into” the system the second half of his first season, and …
READ MORE >>Tags: Andre Gurode, Ben Kelly, Bobby Peavento, Bobby Purify, Brad Bedell, Brady McDonnell, Butkus Award, Cedric Cormier, Cortlen Johnson, Craig Ochs, Damen Wheeler, Daniel Graham, Gary Barnett, Jashon Sykes, Javon Green, Jeremy Flores, John Minardi, Justin Bannan, Marcus Houston, Mark Mariscal, Michael Lewis, Rashidi Barnes, Roman Hollowell, Ryan Johanningmeier, Sean Jarne, Shane Cook, Sports Illustrated, Victor Rogers, Zac Colvin
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— November 6th – at Kansas State No.6 Kansas State 20, Colorado 14 — The crowd of 52,077, the second-largest ever at Kansas State, was in a joyous mood. On the field, their sixth-ranked Wildcats were in the late stages of a rout of Colorado, leading 20-0 in the fourth quarter. The public address announcer had just let the Kansas State faithful know that 2nd-ranked Penn State had fallen from the ranks of the unbeaten, 24-23, on a last-second field by Minnesota. The Wildcats’ second chance at a national championship appeared to …
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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 …
READ MORE >>Tags: Adam Bledsoe, Albus Brooks, Andre Gurode, Andy Peeke, Ben Nichols, Chris Morgan, Damion Barton, Darrin Chiaverini, David Winbush, Dwayne Cherrington, Erin Huizingh, Fred Jones, Jashon Sykes, Jeremy Aldrich, John Sanders, Justin Bannan, Kane Cullum, Marlon Barnes, Marques Spivey, Michael Lewis, Mike Moschetti, Rick Neuheisel, Sean Jarne, Tom Ashworth, Victor Rogers
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— October 17th – Boulder No. 19 Colorado 19, No. 22 Texas Tech 17 — Another day, another ranked, undefeated team coming to Boulder. While Kansas State was predicted to face Colorado as an undefeated team, the same could not have been said for Texas Tech before the start of the 1998 season. Yet the Red Raiders were 6-0, 3-0 in Big 12 play, and were one of the pleasant surprises of the 1998 season. 6-5 in 1997, Texas Tech had been tarnished by allegations of “academic irregularities”, and had …
READ MORE >>Tags: Damion Barton, Darrin Chiaverini, Fred Jones, Jeremy Aldrich, Marcus Stiggers, Marcus Washington, Michael Lewis, Mike Moschetti, Nick Ziegler, Rick Neuheisel, Roman Hollowell
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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 …
READ MORE >>Tags: Aaron Lockett, Andy Peeke, Ben Nichols, Bob Hauck, Chris Morgan, Darrin Chiaverini, Jeremy Aldrich, Marcus Stiggers, Michael Bishop, Michael Lewis, Mike Moschetti, Rick Neuheisel, Ty Gregorak
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