Josh Tolle is a journalist focusing on local sports news in Colorado. His work has been featured in Yardbarker, Cigalah Group, and Sports Illustrated. Josh covers a wide range of topics including player transfers, team suspensions, and coaching changes in the Colorado sports scene.
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Josh Tolle's focus is on local sports, particularly college football and transfer news related to the Colorado area. His articles primarily cover announcements and event coverage within this niche.
If you're looking to reach out to Josh, consider providing updates or exclusive insights regarding college football transfers in Colorado or other relevant developments within the state's football scene. Exclusive interviews with players, coaches, or staff involved in these transfers could be of particular interest given his coverage emphasis.
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By: Josh Tolle
Deion Sanders doesn't have much say over this year's schedule. But some wish that he did. ESPN's Pete Thamel believes the Colorado Buffaloes may have a trap gam
Deion Sanders has been feverishly tweeting out all of his thoughts and feelings at a record pace lately. While the Colorado Buffaloes coach admits he was bored,
Deion Sanders says he'll be in Boulder for the long haul or at least the next ten years. The Colorado Buffaloes coach declared his desire to stay on the latest
The Colorado Buffaloes added to the 2024 recruiting class on Friday. Chijioke Nwankwo made it official by joining Coach Prime in Boulder. The unrated defensive
Deion Sanders' influence on Travis Hunter's game extends beyond the field, as evidenced by Sanders' recent remarks regarding Hunter's versatility. Many have com
With multiple losses to the transfer portal and Shilo Sanders out with a shoulder injury, Coach Prime and the Buffs needed depth on the secondary
By: Josh Tolle
The impact of the transfer portal on college football programs has been significant, reshaping rosters and challenging coaching staffs to adapt to changing play
By: Josh Tolle
The last time Colorado Football was featured on NBC was for the 1995 Fiesta Bowl. It was head coach Bill McCartney's final game with the Buffaloes coming out of
Deion Sanders and the Buffs managed to get another high-quality offensive lineman from the transfer portal on Monday. Chris Morris announced the next stop in hi
Colorado Football's 2024 season opener against North Dakota State will be showcased as part of college football's kickoff weekend. The game between the Buffs an
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