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dc Daily Camera: CU football: Apsay bemoans drops after loss to WSU

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PULLMAN, Wash. — Colorado's Cade Apsay looked Nelson's Spruce's way most of the night during a 27-3 loss to Washington State. The freshman said he should have looked at Spruce even more.

<b>By Brian Howell</b><p><p><i>BuffZone.com </i>
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I like Apsay's fire, but there is a difference between leading through high energy and emotion and straight up bitching.

I thought yelling at his center after the low snap on 4th and goal was appropriate. Running out of bounds on 4th down instead of throwing it away (costing the team at least 10 yards) and then pouting on the sidelines on the last drive was bad judgement. Bitching about drops in the paper is wrong.

He has some growing up to do.
 
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I like Apsay's fire, but there is a difference between leading through high energy and emotion and straight up bitching.

I thought yelling at his center after the low snap on 4th and goal was appropriate. Running out of bounds on 4th down instead of throwing it away (costing the team at least 10 yards) and then pouting on the sidelines on the last drive was bad judgement. Bitching about drops in the paper is wrong.

He has some growing up to do.
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Mixed feelings. During the Barney years players would blast each other and Barney would do so as well in the media. Did it make for a good atmosphere? That largely depends on the players tbh. Some guys will respond with a "I need to step up attitude" and others will "Apsay needs to stfu." It also depends on how Apsay talks about his mistakes (those interceptions were awful). It's not like he was lighting it up out there either.
 
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