Oliver Hayes is the Policy & Campaigns Lead at globalactplan and a co-host of the podcast, The Babblewagon. With a background in environmental advocacy, Oliver's writing focuses on policy and campaigns related to sustainability, climate change, and social justice. He also covers sports news and analysis for Yahoo Sports and USA TODAY.
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The Buffaloes are working to flip a three-star SMU commit
With his graduation on the horizon, Jimmie Searfoss needed to find someone to fill his spot at BuffStampede.com. Months later, a new student journalist from CU named Oliver Hayes joined the team.
Colorado forward Bangot Dak has always had the pieces to be more than just a star on the basketball court but has yet to put it all together. While he still has a ways to go, Dak and the Colorado coaching staff spent this offseason in preparation for a breakout sophomore campaign.
By: Oliver Hayes
Video of Boyle fielding questions from the media after his team went at it in an intrasquad scrum...
By: Oliver Hayes
Video of Colorado men's basketball head coach Tad Boyle, sophomore Bangot Dak and freshman Sebastian Rancik fielding questions after the Buffaloes beat Pomona-Pitzer in an exhibition game at the CU Events Center...
By: Oliver Hayes
The Colorado Buffaloes took care of business in their preseason exhibition against the Division III Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens. Amid the Buffs' 95-62 victory, Tad Boyle's youngest son and Sagehens starting forward, Pete Boyle, posted a game-high 16 points.
By: Oliver Hayes
Tad Boyle and the Colorado Buffaloes are in a unique situation as they enter a new and improved era of Big 12 basketball. With the least amount of experience Boyle has seen in his 15-year tenure in Boulder, he will have to rely on mostly inexperienced players to steer the ship and expand their games.
By: Oliver Hayes
The college basketball season tips off on Monday. The Colorado Buffaloes, the least experienced team in the Big 12, look to celebrate opening night with a victory over an Eastern Washington Eagles team which experienced even more offseason turnover than the Buffs.
By: Oliver Hayes
Video of the post-game press conference, following the Buffaloes' 2024-25 season opener at the CU Events Center...
By: Oliver Hayes
The Colorado Buffaloes beat the Eastern Washington Eagles in their season-opener, 76-56. Yet, head coach Tad Boyle will only remember how his team trailed by 17 at one point, unable to take care of the ball, make shots or guard up on the defensive end of the floor.
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