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 (Courtesy photo / D.J. Oats) Buffs recruit D.J. Oats feels CU is 'the place for me' Cornerback plans to sign his letter of intent on Feb. 6 Like many high school football players, D.J. Oats wanted an opportunity to play in college. For Oats, however, the search for a college went well beyond football. Full Story |
PAC-12 NEWS  College footballCU Buffs add two to football recruiting class When opportunity came knocking, Jaunta'vius Johnson was there to answer. Full Story |
Columnists  (Helen H. Richardson / The Denver Post) Rooney: Tad Boyle extension made with big picture in mind CU basketball leader still at 'dream job' Tad Boyle has turned into a polarizing figure for fans of Colorado basketball. For some, the leader of the CU men's program will always be the coach who led the Buffaloes to previously unseen heights, a run that included the 2012 Pac-12 Conference tournament championship and four NCAA Tournament appearances in five seasons between 2012 and 2016. Full Story |
CU NEWS  (Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer) Concern over shutdown mounting at CU Boulder, where majority of research funding comes from federal government Concern over the federal shutdown is mounting at the University of Colorado, where the majority of research funding comes from the federal government. Full Story |
FOOTBALL  (Courtesy photo / D.J. Oats) Buffs recruit D.J. Oats feels CU is 'the place for me' Cornerback plans to sign his letter of intent on Feb. 6 Like many high school football players, D.J. Oats wanted an opportunity to play in college. For Oats, however, the search for a college went well beyond football. Full Story |
Men's Basketball  (Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer) Lucas Siewert aims to regain early shooting touch for CU Buffs Production from junior forward has dipped in Pac-12 play Lucas Siewert believes it's just a matter of connecting on open looks. His coach believes the junior forward still is learning to strike a balance between playing aggressively and playing under control. Full Story | |
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 (Adam Berry) Are car keys a thing of the past? The furor over General Motors' deadly ignition switch has the potential to doom the car key, a technology drivers have been using for 65 years. Full Story |
 (Chris Pizzello) Famous bidders lining up to buy Clippers Billionaires, entertainers and athletes alike announced their intentions to pursue the Los Angeles Clippers with varying degrees of seriousness Wednesday, proving the longtime losers will be quite a prize if the NBA is able to wrest control of the team away from Donald Sterling after his lifetime ban for racist remarks. Full Story |
 (Chris Pizzello) Louis CK is back and grumpier than ever Louie, who (like Louis) is a New York comic and a divorced father of two daughters, knows struggle and angst and cloudy wonderment. He views life through eyes with a stricken look, dwelling in a state of comfortable dread. Full Story |
