Quarterbacks back to throw strikes at the BGB

Some Buff wisdom comin' your way this week, courtesy of two men who once lined up under center for CU. I'll be pass rushing both of them today and they seem willing to, at least this once, getting caught so they can share their memories and opinions. Look for them to throw on-the-money bullets your way.

Check back.

Wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving with friends and family.

Thursday, it's turkey. Friday, it's Husker.

Oh yeah, can't say that, can I? Those "N" boys will get their feelings hurt and need to use it have a reason to play and compete against those mean schoolyard bullies, Dan Hawkins and Darian Hagan.

I mean, what is Mike Bohn paid to do?

Can't he keep those two after school, maybe make them apologize?


Patton Boys Bust Utes

Give CU credit. Embarrassed in its' last two games, losses to New Mexico and Air Force, the Buffaloes picked themselves up, grabbed their pride and decided not to lie down like dogs.

They then went on the road and beat Utah, 60-59. Nevermind the Utes are now 0-3, winning on the road, at a basketball school has value. If CU would have beaten an intrumural band of fraternity brothers it would have been big, but Utah, I hear, is an NCAA school.

Jermyl Jackson-Wilson is proving coach Ricardo Patton a prophet, as he lauded the forward while the Ohio State transfer sat out a year. Wilson hit the game winner, a free throw with 2.1 seconds remaining.

Richard Roby rose from the dead to drop 22 points on the Utes while also chasing down seven rebounds.

Freshman guard Kal Bay was the only other black and gold in double figures with 11.

Not pretty but still much more beautiful than leaving the court with two black eyes, like the school did against los Lobos and the Falcons.

Giving credit where credit is due to Patton and his Buffs.