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CU, 20.5-point underdogs, hit 2023 in looking like carbon copies of the New Orleans Saints circa 1968. Then quarterback Shedeur Sanders went out played like he was Drew Brees circa 2011. They ain't coming. They're here.

CU Buffs coach Deion Sanders, deep down, beneath all that swagger and shades and style, is a big ol' offensive line nerd.

On Nov. 18, 1948, Woodrow Paige Sr. took his 2-year-old son to see the Tennessee Vols lose to the Ole Miss Rebels in Memphis, Tenn. In the 75 years since,

Regardless of how many games they actually win, this fall will feature the most-filmed, most-documented, most-exposed, and maybe the most talked-about — at least, nationally — football team in CU Buffs history.

If the CSU Rams can dial up at least two wins from their first four matchups, Clay Millen just might be able to put some of the ghosts that haunted him last September to rest. For good.

Pac-12, Big 12 turned college sports into one long horror movie. The state says CSU is hemorrhaging money. If Rams doesn't build their own football Frankenstein, they'll get eaten alive.

Ding-dong, Pac-4 is dead.

Over less than nine months on the job, Deion Sanders already has CU back among college football’s top 25. In merch sales.

If the Pac-12 is really into Denver as a market and the Front Range as a target audience, they’ve sure had a funny way of showing it.

Thanks to Deion Sanders and Big 12 moves, CU Buffs fans, boosters, administrators, faculty are, for the most part, on the same page again.