Drew Litton is a journalist who focuses on local sports stories in Colorado, particularly in Denver. As a writer for The Colorado Sun, Drew provides commentary and illustrations on various sports topics, including the Denver Nuggets, the Denver Broncos, and the University of Colorado Buffs.
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Drew Litton primarily covers local sports and entertainment news, with a focus on the Denver area. His articles consist largely of opinion editorials and announcements related to sports, particularly baseball and basketball.
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One play became an instant classic as the Broncos have gone all in behind Coach Sean Payton and embraced the "Crush" culture.
The cartoonist reminds us that in a season of giving, Broncos fans can be thankful for what they've received from the NFL's best rookie QB.
Dude… I have no idea what he's talking about. I think his trying to explain how we can get into the Big 12 title game. CU vs Oklahoma State
For fans of the Denver Broncos and just football at any level, we've hit that dead spot on the calendar when weekend chores get done.
The cartoonist imagines that the excitement over Heisman hopeful Travis Hunter has spread to where the buffalo actually roam.
Whether college or pro, the state's football teams have gifted Coloradans unexpected success and meaningful games around the holidays.
After being tripped up twice on the road to their first NFL playoff spot in a decade, Denver faces one last hurdle. And a big one.
When two PWHL teams face off Sunday in Denver, a local hero will take the ice to help inspire another generation — and perhaps expansion.
The CU Buffalo family lost their beloved and sometimes controversial football coach, Bill McCartney — who led the 1990 national champions.
The CU Buffalo family lost their beloved and sometimes controversial football coach, Bill McCartney — who led the 1990 national champions.
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