Field and court storming have become a common sight at CU games, something the athletic department isn’t thrilled about. By Kyle Rini
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BasketballMen's Division ISports
Buffs’ success centered at Coors Events Center
by Cannon Caseyby Cannon CaseyColorado is 17-7 thanks in large part to the Coors Events Center, and the numbers show it. This week’s homestand comes at the right time. By Cannon Casey
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Colorado’s win over BYU Saturday night drew a crowd of close to 8,000. By Andrew Haubner
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BasketballMen's Division ISportsUncategorized
Buffs bury Cougars, 92-83, for eighth straight win
by Alissa Noeby Alissa NoeColorado defeated BYU Saturday night to improve to 8-1. By Alissa Noe
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BasketballColumnsOpinionSports
In the Noe: What does basketball’s win at CSU mean?
by Alissa Noeby Alissa NoeAfter CU basketball stormed back at CSU, the team has started to garner national attention in the USA Today Coaches Poll. By Alissa Noe
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Fort Lewis’ legendary coach Bob Hofman was given the final send off in the very place where his career began. By Andrew Haubner
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In Iowa State, the Buffs face one of the country’s fastest, deadliest offenses. Here’s a breakdown of how it looks on film. By Tommy Wood
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The New Jersey governor did some favors for his numbers, but it might not have been enough. By Lorelle Lynch.
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CampusElection 2016GOP Debate: Oct. 28NewsPoliticsState & Nation
Mike Huckabee: Debate ‘report card’
by Sydney Worthby Sydney WorthWith a lot to gain and nothing to lose, Mike Huckabee didn’t do enough to distinguish himself. By Sydney Worth.
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CandidatesColumnsElection 2016GOP debate updatesGOP Debate: Oct. 28NewsOn CampusPolitics
GOP debate from inside the CEC: Moderators and candidates clash
by Ellis Arnoldby Ellis ArnoldThe GOP debate’s most memorable exchanges were not between the candidates. By Ellis Arnold