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CU Buffs' team building starts with rooming together

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By Kyle Ringo Camera Sports Writer

A coaching staff featuring eight men with some level of experience as players or coaches in the NFL figured to add a professional feel to the Colorado football program as they began reshaping things in Boulder this year.

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"Doctors told Embree in April that this was the first year in recent memory they didn't have to perform some sort of surgery on a player after spring practices ended."

I suppose this is probably more luck related, but you gotta wonder if Pittman may have added to the previous injury problems.
 
Rooming at the Harvest House during camp is a great idea.

One of the big themes is "Family". What made us good was that all these players who came from different places bonded together and formed a family among the team. That makes CU different than a lot of places where guys go home when they have a weekend off or something. It makes our teams better when it's managed correctly. It's why they have always fought harder for each other. Getting that back means that we get our identity as a football program back.
 
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