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The latest college football news, notes, and happenings. The Pac-12 is returning, so is Rondale Moore, and the bowl eligibility requirements. Photo Credit: Ray Carlin-USA TODAY Sports … [Read more...] about College Football News Updates: Mountain West and Pac-12 Returning, Rondale Moore Opts In, Bowl Eligibility Requirements

The big news: The CU Buffs’ football season is back in the fall. The big question: Where the heck are they going to practice? And when? The Pac-12 on Thursday, as expected, voted to resume athletics activities in the fall, the league and CU announced, clearing a path for the Buffs to start their 2020 football season on the weekend of Nov. 6-7. Potentially. Coronavirus has … [Read more...] about CU Buffs, Pac-12 will play football season in the fall, school and conference announce

Later today, the Pac-12 presidents and chancellors will cast the most significant vote since conference expansion. We learned long ago not to assume anything when the CEOs convene for a decision on athletics, much less two decisions. Really, this is a two-for-one gathering. Will they play football in 2020? And if so, when will they start? Do the teams move together on Nov. 7, … [Read more...] about Pac-12 Hotline: Presidents’ vote today on the football restart is easy, if they follow the science

Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports We’re back After months of consternation, and a pretty firm stance on fall football, the Pac-12 is doing their part to save us from a national boredom. I’m watching the NBA, for God’s sake! Well, no longer. The Pac-12 conference voted today to bring back conference football in the fall. Arizona State AD Ray Anderson confirmed that this takes the … [Read more...] about Pac-12 Football and Colorado Buffaloes resume fall season

Photo by Hyoung Chang/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images The city has cracked down where the university has not. New cases of COVID-19 have spiked in Boulder recently, causing the City of Boulder to issue a stay-at-home order for college-aged residents. The order is effective as of 4 p.m. on Thursday, September 24th, and applies to all Boulder residents … [Read more...] about City of Boulder issues Stay-at-Home order, halts Buffs practices

The wait is over! The Pac-12 CEO group voted to play football this fall, according to The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner. Yahoo! Sports’ Pete Thamel added that the season will begin the weekend of Nov. 7 with the possibility of a Friday night game on Nov. 6. Thamel also reported that no fans will be allowed to attend games. The Pac-12 [...] The post Report: Pac-12 to begin football … [Read more...] about Report: Pac-12 to begin football season in November

Ugh who is this joker | Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports There are no more feet left to shoot. We should all want to have the Pac-12 presidents as bosses. I’ve had some pretty great bosses in my life, and a few that really let me do my own thing, but I’ve never had a boss that gave me so much latitude to be so bad. And guys, let me tell you, Larry Scott has been terribly bad … [Read more...] about The Pac-12 has a Pac-12 problem

Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports The Buffs rookie is already making plays. No one has ever doubted Laviska Shenault Jr.’s talent. Not least in high school, nor college, nor the NFL. Even as a true freshman, there was quiet outrage that Colorado wasn’t playing their best receiver. He had just 7 catches all season, but averaged 24 yards per reception, and it was obvious in … [Read more...] about Laviska Shenault Jr. is ready to shine for Jaguars

Big news is on the way. Whether the Pac-12 CEO Group decides to play football this fall or not, Thursday will be a defining moment in the conference’s response to COVID-19. The group consists of chancellors and presidents from each of the conference’s institutions. The conference met Friday and outsiders expected a decision to begin the football season in late [...] The post … [Read more...] about Everything you need to know ahead of the Pac-12 CEO Group’s Thursday meeting