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Sports reporter for @DenverGazette & @CSGazette, covering all things #CUBuffs, #CSURams and more. Host: @BasketballinMTs. Proud @DailyCollegian alum. YNWA.

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CU Buffs to spend first week of preseason camp in Colorado Springs

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By Tyler King Verified
| The Denver Gazette Verified
Deion Sanders and his Colorado team are taking a trip south down Interstate 25. The program announced Thursday that the Buffaloes’ preseason training camp will begin on Aug. 2 with the entire first week to take place in Colorado Springs. The team will stay on the sister campus at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs (UCCS) and practice each day at Fountain-Fort Carson High School before returning to Boulder on Aug. 8 for the rest of fall camp.
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Colorado opponent preview: Regular season concludes with visit from UCF

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By Tyler King Verified
| The Denver Gazette Verified
When the regular season reaches its final week, there will be prayers for bad weather in Boulder. Deion Sanders and Colorado hope to have a bowl game already secured when Central Florida visits Nov. 28. If the Buffaloes don’t, a wintry mix and temperatures below 40 degrees would be ideal as the team from Orlando makes its first trip to Folsom Field.
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Colorado’s Ben Finneseth enters final season aiming to secure legacy that extends beyond time in Boulder

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By Tyler King Verified
| The Denver Gazette Verified
It’s a tale Ben Finneseth probably has told dozens of times, but that doesn’t mean it gets old. It’s the defining story of how he got to where he is now: a key leader of the Colorado Buffaloes heading into his sixth and final season of college football. As the story goes, it was the summer of 2020 and Finneseth was getting ready for his senior season at Durango High School.
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