Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter shine as Colorado barely gets by North Dakota State in season opener
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Scenes from Colorado's home opener against North Dakota State - ESPN
Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes kicked off their season against nine-time FCS champions, the North Dakota State Bison, in Boulder, Colorado.
Colorado Buffaloes star Travis Hunter's plan for an encore - ESPN
At the EA Sports College Football 25 cover shoot in March, Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter gathered near midfield at the Cotton Bowl alongside fellow cover athletes Quinn Ewers and Donovan Edwards.
NCAA's $2.8B settlement opposed by athlete advocacy group - ESPN
A prominent advocacy group for college athletes announced Thursday it opposes the $2.8 billion settlement agreement of antitrust litigation facing the NCAA and major college conferences, saying a plan for schools to share athletics revenue will actually limit the earning potential of the athletes.
Colorado star Travis Hunter exudes confidence ahead of 2024 season: 'I shine brighter when the lights are on'
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Aaron Judge has New York Yankees scrambling for superlatives - ESPN
Every day, or close to it, Aaron Judge does something noteworthy, if not unprecedented. A towering home run — or two. An intentional walk with — gasp — two outs and the bases empty in the second inning. A record matched. Another record broken. Jaws dropping has become a daily occurrence going on five months.
Why these North Dakota State and South Dakota State stars stayed put this offseason - ESPN
North Dakota State left tackle Grey Zabel and South Dakota State quarterback Mark Gronowski are two players at the heart of the highest-profile FCS upset hopes this weekend. This offseason, they both faced similar big-money crossroads and made throwback decisions.
Setting expectations for Deion Sanders, Colorado football in 2024 - ESPN
A couple of years ago, I wrote a piece about how college football might be vulnerable to a usurper, a new power that takes advantage of the new developments of the day — namely, allowing athletes to transfer more freely and make money off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) — to rise to or near the top of the sport. It seemed the sport might be capable of producing a new Miami or Florida State, programs that rose to usurper prominence in a changing television environment in the 1980s.