Colorado Buffaloes NCAA Football News

That faint flicker of light representing Colorado's lone hope for a successful season turned out to be nothing more than another stoplight on the road here Saturday.

Colorado quarterback Tyler Hansen has returned after leaving the Buffaloes' game at No.

THURSDAY: College capsules including Colorado-Oklahoma State Submitted by SHNS on Wed, 11/18/2009 - 17:56 THURSDAY: LAST WEEK: Colorado lost at Iowa State, 17-10. Oklahoma State beat Texas Tech, 24-17. SERIES HISTORY: Colorado leads, 26-17-1. LAST MEETING: Oklahoma State won, 30-17, last year.

When senior cornerback Cha'pelle Brown arrived at the University of Colorado in 2006, he said he had hopes of playing for a Big 12 Conference championship or, at the very least, winning a bowl game.

It could be said that the struggling Colorado football program has been consistent in at least one aspect of the game.

The support for Colorado football has definitely wavered in this trying season, but the coaching staff can count on one area where it hasn't. Its verbal commitments for the 2010 recruiting class are still solidly behind the 3-6 Buffaloes.

CU quarterback Tyler Hansen is taking a pounding in the pocket, getting sacked 16 times in two games.

There seems to be a message coming from the older Colorado Buffaloes to some of their younger teammates this week concerning their road problems.

A road losing streak spanning more than two years and nine games was the focus of Colorado football coach Dan Hawkins' weekly press conference today at the Dal Ward Center.

Colorado coach Dan Hawkins could be making his final trip to Ames - at least as the Buffaloes' coach - during the Nov.

The Aspen football team has distinguished itself as one of the top teams in the 2A Western Slope.

BOULDER, Colo. - Colorado quarterback Tyler Hansen, basking in a rare Buffaloes victory, offered this succinct eulogy of his vanquished opponent on Saturday: "Texas A&M is no slouch." Hansen's right - the Aggies just looked like it in the fourth quarter, in blowing a 10-point lead and inadvertently adding a bit more intrigue to the 270-mile Texas ...

Tyler Hansen took a beating, but he was still able to deliver one for Colorado.Hansen overcame his second straight eight-sack game and led Colorado to a 35-34 win over Texas A&M on Saturday.

The fans were protesting by wearing powder blue and booing, the Colorado Buffaloes were reeling and Tyler Hansen's head had to be spinning.

Eyewitness News cameras were on Massachusetts Avenue between Plymouth and Normal in Buffalo Saturday morning, when the long awaited "Door Knock" took place with host Ty Pennington and the production team of the mega hit, "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" . "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" arrived in Buffalo, New York Saturday November 7, 2009 to ...

Darrell Scott's departure from the University of Colorado will probably be felt more on the recruiting trail than on the football field.

Former Colorado quarterback Joel Klatt has criticized athletic department leadership and coach Dan Hawkins recently for painting over a sign on the wall in the auditorium in the Dal Ward Center that was meaningful to players during Klatt`s time in the program and to previous Buffs.

Darrell Scott views the field during the Sept. 1 matchup against CSU. Scott announced Tuesday that he is leaving the CU football program.

The University of Colorado football team announced news Tuesday that was about as predictable as one of their recent Saturday beat downs in Boulder.

Darrell Scott shocked many when he decided to leave the Colorado Buffaloes football program via text message, said Darian Hagan, CU running backs coach and the man who recruited Scott.