Following Mel Tucker’s departure, Colorado’s head coaching search appears to be coming to a close with three candidates in the mix. By Adam Bender
Darrin Chiaverini
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‘It was special for us’: Buffs overcome deficit to beat Nebraska 34-31 in overtime
Colorado faced a sea of red Saturday, prevailing over their long-time rivals the Nebraska Cornhuskers in an overtime victory. By Max Troderman
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As they continue to develop their skills during fall camp, the Colorado Buffaloes receiving group maintains talent and promise for the upcoming season. By Jack Carlough
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Curtis Chiaverini, under his dad’s guidance, is ready for the call
by Adam Benderby Adam BenderCurtis Chiaverini walked on at Colorado in 2017. Now, under the leadership of his father, he is ready to take the next step. By Adam Bender
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The CU Independent sports staff offers its weekly score predictions as the Buffs prepare to play the Washington Huskies on Saturday.
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Wide receivers eager to forge new identity, bolster Buffs offense
The Buffaloes new wide receivers group looks solid despite concerns of its experience. By Justin Guerriero
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Football hires Darrin Chiaverini as co-offensive coodinator
by Tommy Woodby Tommy WoodDarrin Chiaverini, a former Buffs receiver, will share offensive coordinating duties with incumbent Brian Lindgren. By Tommy Wood
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