Pat Rooney is a Sports Writer at Prairie Mountain Publishing. He has been covering the Colorado Buffaloes since 2015, with a focus on college sports, including football, basketball, and soccer, as well as themes related to competitive and professional sports. Pat's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Greeley Tribune, Yahoo News, and The Denver Post.
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By: Pat Rooney
Andrej Jakimovski lit it up during his first few weeks with the Colorado Buffaloes.
It certainly wasn't a flawless run through nonconference play for the offense of the Colorado men's basketball team.
It certainly wasn’t a flawless run through nonconference play for the offense of the Colorado men’s basketball team.
The holiday hiatus offers a natural moment for reflection. The Colorado men's basketball team isn't anywhere near where it hopes to be when the calendar reaches March.
It's been a home-heavy slate so far, too. Yet few people have witnessed the Buffaloes' early growth in person.
It’s been a home-heavy slate so far, too. Yet few people have witnessed the Colorado Buffaloes’ early growth in person.
By: Pat Rooney
It’s been a home-heavy slate so far, too. Yet few people have witnessed the Colorado Buffaloes’ early growth in person.
Time will tell if this is a type of coronation at the dawn of a new era of Colorado football glory. Or a culmination, the pinnacle of a wildly successful massive rebuild that nonetheless is destined to recede back into mediocrity.
Time will tell if this is a type of coronation at the dawn of a new era of Colorado football glory. Or a culmination, the pinnacle of a wildly successful massive rebuild that nonetheless is destined to recede back into mediocrity.
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