Tyler King

Cheers… to both quarterbacks for an incredible display. This was arguably the best combined performance from Bo Nix and the opposing signal-caller in any Broncos game this season.

How about a mulligan? OK, so my preseason College Football Playoff predictions were a little off. No, Penn State and Clemson won't be playing for the national championship.

For every Alec Burks, there's a Cory Higgins. For every Spencer Dinwiddie, there's an Austin Dufault and a Nate Tomlinson.

Cheers… to Trevor Lawrence for a star-making performance. The former No. 1 overall pick and heir apparent out of Clemson has had what can

Never count out David Carle’s Denver Pioneers. After winning a double overtime thriller against No. 1 overall seed Michigan in a national semifinal, DU made its trip to Las Vegas count with a 2-1 win over Wisconsin in Saturday’s national championship game at T-Mobile Arena. It’s the 11th title in program history — two more […]

It was 8:00 p.m., and after a short introduction over the PA, the lights dimmed in The Masonic and five musicians took the stage behind their instruments:

Friday Faceoff: Are the Spurs in trouble after Game 1 loss to Knicks in NBA Finals? Chris Tomasson, Broncos writer Answer: No Don’t sell Victor Wembanyama short. OK, so he is 7-foot-4. But despite this being Wemby’s first go through the playoffs, don’t think for a picosecond he’s going to buckle under the pressure after […]

Is this the year words become reality? During all three of his first seasons at Colorado, Deion Sanders has pleaded for his Buffaloes team to be more effective running the football. The first two, with his son Shedeur starring at quarterback, a poor rushing attack wasn’t much of an issue. Last season, though, as CU […]

When I was about 6 or 7 years old I saw a news story on TV about The Beatles. Being so young, I had never heard of the band before, but something about them piqued my interest. Upon asking my mom and dad about the band and who they were, my parents went out and got me any Beatles cassettes or CDs that they could find. They're the one band that I can say has been with me throughout all of my life, but despite having seen Paul McCartney in concert already, I had never gotten the chance to see Ringo Starr. All of that changed last week at the San Jose Civic. The lights dimmed and Ringo's All-Star Band came on stage to play the introduction of the Carl Perkins classic “Matchbox” before Ringo himself ran on stage and began singing the song.