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Brian Howell

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Brian Howell is a Colorado Buffaloes beat writer for Buffzone and the Boulder Daily Camera. He is also the author of several sports books. Brian's work focuses on covering local sports in Colorado, particularly the University of Colorado Buffaloes football and basketball teams.

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Boulder, United States (Local)

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Event Coverage: 40 %
Press Release: 14 %
Expert Commentary: 12 %
Private Sector Announcements: 12 %
Evolving Stories: 4 %

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  • Team Sports
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CU football game day notes: Buffs aim to continue road success Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account. By Brian Howell | [email protected] | BuffZone PUBLISHED: November 23, 2024 at 9:06 AM MST On Saturday, the 16th-ranked Buffs (8-2, 6-1 Big 12) will visit Kansas (4-6, 3-5) in their sixth road game of the season. CU is 4-1 on the road, including a current for-game winning streak. Saturday's game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. – the home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs – will be the Buffs' first in an NFL stadium but it's certainly not an environment that will faze the Buffs. “We have a couple guys (on the coaching staff) that have come from the professional level, so they ain't never scared,” CU head coach Deion Sanders said. “They're straight, they ain't tripping, they ain't thinking about hostility of certain environments, because they've been to the upper room. They've been to the upper level. So I'm proud of them. I'm proud of the way they're using our athletes, the way they're using the players, the way our whole darn staff, from academics on to what we're doing collectively. “I'm proud of our coordinators, our assistant coaches, the GA's and everybody, man. It's a collective effort. You can't just point your finger at one thing and just say, this is why we're successful. It's a collective effort to be where we are and we're appreciative and we're thankful that we're going to enjoy the moment.” CU hasn't just won on the road, it has been dominant, winning each of the last four road games by 14-plus points. From 2006-23, the Buffs won just two road games by 14-plus points. “I care less where we play,” safety Carter Stoutmire said. “We could play on the concrete, we are still going ball. So wherever we play, we're gonna line up and play ball.” McNeill reaching another level When senior defensive lineman Shane Cokes went down with an injury a few weeks ago, Amari McNeill took over a starting role. He also jumped into a starring role. In the last two weeks, he's recorded 12 tackles, four tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble “He's a whole different guy, on and off the field,” Sanders said. “He's a whole different person. He's a whole different player. His mindset is totally different. What you're seeing now is what we expected from Amari, even last season. He's grown so much mentally, it's unbelievable. So I'm thankful, and I'm proud that I'm here to witness what we knew he could do, and now he's understanding what he's capable of. “I think once upon a time he thought he was just a pass rusher, but he's a complete defensive tackle right now, and he's a force to be reckoned with. So I'm truly proud of him.” Prior to this two-game stretch, McNeill had 8.5 TFLs and 4 sacks in 28 career games. Notables • Cornerback/receiver Travis Hunter when asked his body feels on Sundays after playing a full game on Saturdays: “As the season has been going along, my body is feeling actually great on Sundays. So these Sundays, I'm actually getting out there running with the team a little bit; still do what I need to do, but beginning of the season all those little nicks and aches used to hurt me. But now on Sundays this time around, I feel even great. I feel I can go play another game the next day.” • Stoutmire on play different role this season for the Buffs' defense, including nickel last week: “Honestly, it was really fun, just be able to play a different position, just be able to show my versatility and stuff like that. Wherever just the team needs me, that's where I'm ready to fill in. I'll be ready to go wherever they need me.” • Safety Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig on the linebacker duo of LaVonta Bentley and Nikhai Hill-Green: “They're older guys. They know a lot. They've been a lot of places. I call them Unc and Granddaddy, some older guys on the team. I mess with them like that. They've seen a lot. They've watched a lot of football and they help. Me, Nikhai and Bentley, we communicate a whole lot. We make sure we see things the same way. I mean, a lot of the stuff, a lot of adjustments that you see that's happening on the field, we're just playing on the fly, honestly, because I really trust what they say and what they see, and they trust what I see. So it's a big trust factor between us and them.” • Silmon-Craig on cornerback Colton Hood: “I feel like he improved just on the details, on the small things. He's a younger guy, so a lot of stuff probably he didn't understand at first, didn't understand why he was doing certain things. But now he's accepting his role on this team, he understands the guys he has in front of him for the most part. He accepted that and just trying to get himself better every day, not worrying about how much I play here, how much I play there; just when I get in, I'm gonna make sure I'm on my point. So I'm proud of the guy, man. I'm extremely proud of him.” Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? 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CU football game day notes: Buffs aim to continue road success Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account. By Brian Howell | bhowell@prairiemountainmedia.com | BuffZone PUBLISHED: November 23, 2024 at 9:06 AM MST On Saturday, the 16th-ranked Buffs (8-2, 6-1 Big 12) will visit Kansas (4-6, 3-5) in their sixth road game of the season. CU is 4-1 on the road, including a current for-game winning streak. Saturday's game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. – the home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs – will be the Buffs' first in an NFL stadium but it's certainly not an environment that will faze the Buffs. “We have a couple guys (on the coaching staff) that have come from the professional level, so they ain't never scared,” CU head coach Deion Sanders said. “They're straight, they ain't tripping, they ain't thinking about hostility of certain environments, because they've been to the upper room. They've been to the upper level. So I'm proud of them. I'm proud of the way they're using our athletes, the way they're using the players, the way our whole darn staff, from academics on to what we're doing collectively. “I'm proud of our coordinators, our assistant coaches, the GA's and everybody, man. It's a collective effort. You can't just point your finger at one thing and just say, this is why we're successful. It's a collective effort to be where we are and we're appreciative and we're thankful that we're going to enjoy the moment.” CU hasn't just won on the road, it has been dominant, winning each of the last four road games by 14-plus points. From 2006-23, the Buffs won just two road games by 14-plus points. “I care less where we play,” safety Carter Stoutmire said. “We could play on the concrete, we are still going ball. So wherever we play, we're gonna line up and play ball.” McNeill reaching another level When senior defensive lineman Shane Cokes went down with an injury a few weeks ago, Amari McNeill took over a starting role. He also jumped into a starring role. In the last two weeks, he's recorded 12 tackles, four tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble “He's a whole different guy, on and off the field,” Sanders said. “He's a whole different person. He's a whole different player. His mindset is totally different. What you're seeing now is what we expected from Amari, even last season. He's grown so much mentally, it's unbelievable. So I'm thankful, and I'm proud that I'm here to witness what we knew he could do, and now he's understanding what he's capable of. “I think once upon a time he thought he was just a pass rusher, but he's a complete defensive tackle right now, and he's a force to be reckoned with. So I'm truly proud of him.” Prior to this two-game stretch, McNeill had 8.5 TFLs and 4 sacks in 28 career games. Notables • Cornerback/receiver Travis Hunter when asked his body feels on Sundays after playing a full game on Saturdays: “As the season has been going along, my body is feeling actually great on Sundays. So these Sundays, I'm actually getting out there running with the team a little bit; still do what I need to do, but beginning of the season all those little nicks and aches used to hurt me. But now on Sundays this time around, I feel even great. I feel I can go play another game the next day.” • Stoutmire on play different role this season for the Buffs' defense, including nickel last week: “Honestly, it was really fun, just be able to play a different position, just be able to show my versatility and stuff like that. Wherever just the team needs me, that's where I'm ready to fill in. I'll be ready to go wherever they need me.” • Safety Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig on the linebacker duo of LaVonta Bentley and Nikhai Hill-Green: “They're older guys. They know a lot. They've been a lot of places. I call them Unc and Granddaddy, some older guys on the team. I mess with them like that. They've seen a lot. They've watched a lot of football and they help. Me, Nikhai and Bentley, we communicate a whole lot. We make sure we see things the same way. I mean, a lot of the stuff, a lot of adjustments that you see that's happening on the field, we're just playing on the fly, honestly, because I really trust what they say and what they see, and they trust what I see. So it's a big trust factor between us and them.” • Silmon-Craig on cornerback Colton Hood: “I feel like he improved just on the details, on the small things. He's a younger guy, so a lot of stuff probably he didn't understand at first, didn't understand why he was doing certain things. But now he's accepting his role on this team, he understands the guys he has in front of him for the most part. He accepted that and just trying to get himself better every day, not worrying about how much I play here, how much I play there; just when I get in, I'm gonna make sure I'm on my point. So I'm proud of the guy, man. I'm extremely proud of him.” Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? 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By: Brian Howell

It's supposed to be more difficult to win on the road, but the Colorado Buffaloes have thrived away from Boulder this season.

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