DENVER — Happy trails, Timmy Chang. Colorado State is already in need of a new wide receivers coach. Roughly one month after coming over from the University of Nevada with Jay Norvell, Matt Mumme and the crew, Chang has now been hired as the new head coach at University of Hawai’i. A native of Oahu, an alumnus of the school and [...] The post Colorado State loses Timmy Chang, … [Read more...] about Colorado State loses Timmy Chang, recently hired wide receivers coach named head coach at his alma mater
Grades: Memphis Grizzlies Maul Denver Bench
Nikola Jokić – A There were moments when Jokić could have applied more pressure. Fresh off his most insistent performance as a scorer, Jokić reverted to cerebral mode against Memphis. That costs him a better grade here, but I recognize I’m nitpicking at a hyper-efficient triple-double, Jokić’s fourth straight. He finished with 26 points, 11 rebounds, 12 assists, 2 steals, … [Read more...] about Grades: Memphis Grizzlies Maul Denver Bench
Avs Game 39 Grades: Too good to fail
Nicolas Aube-Kubel – C- Only got two shifts in the third period, and was a little soft on the Habs’ first goal, as he was clearly back in position, but just tried to smack the puck out of mid-air instead of maybe gloving it. In the end, it sprung a two on one and a goal. Did get robbed early [...] The post Avs Game 39 Grades: Too good to fail appeared first on DNVR. … [Read more...] about Avs Game 39 Grades: Too good to fail
“Definitely Wasn’t Pretty”: Avs hang on to beat Montreal
Earlier this week the Colorado Avalanche played back-to-back games in southern California to cap off a two-game road trip, and the word that was most often used to describe the way they played in those two games was “tired”. Those were the team’s sixth and seventh games within 11 days, including three sets of back-to-backs, so it was easy to [...] The post “Definitely Wasn’t … [Read more...] about “Definitely Wasn’t Pretty”: Avs hang on to beat Montreal
Colorado State moves to 15-1 with a convincing road win over Air Force
DENVER — The Colorado State men’s basketball team is off to its best start through 16 games in program history. The 2021-22 Rams came into Saturday’s matchup tied with the 2014-15 team for the best start through 15 games. After taking down the Air Force Falcons 73-53 on Saturday afternoon, though, this year’s group has established early success in a way [...] The post Colorado … [Read more...] about Colorado State moves to 15-1 with a convincing road win over Air Force
Rams takeaways: Colorado State sweeps the season series against Air Force for the fourth year in a row
DENVER — 15-1. Colorado State secured its best 16-game start in program history Saturday with a 73-53 victory over Air Force at Clune Arena. After taking down the Falcons, the Rams have now won eight straight against their Mountain West rival from down I-25 and CSU remains undefeated against Air Force during the Niko Medved era. The Falcons have never exactly [...] The post … [Read more...] about Rams takeaways: Colorado State sweeps the season series against Air Force for the fourth year in a row
3 takeaways from Colorado’s 71-65 loss to #9 UCLA
BOULDER — The Buffs dropped another. The Colorado Buffaloes fell 71-65 to the #9 UCLA Bruins at the CU Events Center. It was Colorado’s second loss in as many games, bringing the Buffs’ record to 12-6. CU is 4-4 in Pac-12 play. Here’s what you need to know: KJ stakes his claim The biggest development of the night was at [...] The post 3 takeaways from Colorado’s 71-65 loss to … [Read more...] about 3 takeaways from Colorado’s 71-65 loss to #9 UCLA
Avalanche Review Game 38: The DK rap
An exhausted Avalanche team left it up to Darcy Kuemper to get them to a victory in LA and Kuemper passed the test with flying colors. With a bit of good fortune to create some goals that Avs point streak increases to 11 games. The post Avalanche Review Game 38: The DK rap appeared first on DNVR. … [Read more...] about Avalanche Review Game 38: The DK rap
DNVR Exclusive: Two years anniversary of Walker’s Hall of Fame announcement
Exactly two years ago, the president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum stepped to the podium and announced on MLB Network that Larry Walker was going to Cooperstown. Not only had the suspense been building for the past decade since Walker was first put up for election by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America, but the early [...] The post DNVR Exclusive: … [Read more...] about DNVR Exclusive: Two years anniversary of Walker’s Hall of Fame announcement