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Official game thread CU v csu 8/31 @7:30 pm
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Shenault blocked so well on one play I think he surprised the refs and they called him for holding...which was bull**** upon replay.
They did better than last year's "best o line CU has ever seen."
Last year Bisharat drops that TD and trips on himself in the backfield.
Love,
Michael Westbrook
Shenault and Landman making PFF offensive and defensive teams of the week respectively...
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FlatironsBuff
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All three WR’s were from the PAC-12.
The Pac-12 won't shut up about N'Keal Harry yet,
Henry did look amazing
Not saying he didn't. Him and Viska are going to be neck and neck this season. If Viska had gotten another TD, the discussion this week would likely be a lot different
that Arcega-Whiteside kid looked really good too from what I saw. Another strong year for WRs in the P12
wyomingBUFF
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Sounds like Callier is questionable for NU. No other reported injuries from CSU game
Sounded to me like it would be put it at "probable" in NFL terms. Already back at practice is definitely encouraging. Also glad to hear nothing else serious to report.
Deleted member 807
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In fairness, with CBSSN rolling with the Syracuse-WMU garbage time 4Q over Montez’s brilliant 1Q, how many experts really got a chance to look at CU beyond the highlight reel? Out of sight, out of mind.
somebody
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They streamed the game from the start.
Deleted member 807
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Which works great in all those sports bars that feature large screen PC’s. But those relying on television sets were screwed.
Nothing like watching the buff game on a laptop.
somebody
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Or stream to your big screen tv which is how I watched.
I’ve already seen different message boards linking the Post article about Montez deserving the Heisman and either a) getting the sarcasm and loving it or b) not getting the sarcasm and thinking Montez is now overrated.
Very professional blog post making it in our state’s newspaper. ^_^
Very professional blog post making it in our state’s newspaper. ^_^
Gotta be pretty ****ing stupid not to see it as an ode to the ineptitude of the lammies
Or an iPhone (using safari because the cbssports app couldn’t figure out how to stream the Buffs game) being AirPlayed through Apple TV and having to keep rubbing my thumb on the screen so it wouldn’t go to sleep.
Deleted member 807
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At a watch party in a bar?
somebody
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Responding to your comment re: watching on a laptop.
Deleted member 807
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Indeed.
Yes, it was possible to stream the game from the very beginning.
Yes, it sucks when CBSSN prioritized the Syracuse 4Q mop-up over the RMS, just as it sucked when FS1 finished broadcasting the end of some stupid truck race over a CU game last season.
By scheduling a Friday night game of Labor Day Weekend, the concept is to get as many eyeballs on the Buffs as possible.
Sure die hard CU fans were scrambling for the stream, as was evident in the chat. And sure you were able to do a workaround on the fly.
But the casual fan was robbed of the ralphie run, the pregame hype, and Montez’s brilliant opening drives.
CU and the P12 Conference were done no favors by CBSSN, even amidst your living room technology humblebrag.
somebody
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I'm not disagreeing with any of your points, just pointing out they did offer a stream. They should allow for extended game times, especially.Indeed.
Yes, it was possible to stream the game from the very beginning.
Yes, it sucks when CBSSN prioritized the Syracuse 4Q mop-up over the RMS, just as it sucked when FS1 finished broadcasting the end of some stupid truck race over a CU game last season.
By scheduling a Friday night game of Labor Day Weekend, the concept is to get as many eyeballs on the Buffs as possible.
Sure die hard CU fans were scrambling for the stream, as was evident in the chat. And sure you were able to do a workaround on the fly.
But the casual fan was robbed of the ralphie run, the pregame hype, and Montez’s brilliant opening drives.
CU and the P12 Conference were done no favors by CBSSN, even amidst your living room technology humblebrag.
Those who prefer to watch via DVR has no stream to watch.
I streamed the beginning. The app had no idea where the game was, but I finally got it on my phone just after kickoff, then casted it to my tv.
BuffsTV just posted the full in-stadium feed of the game with Mark Johnson's call, so now you can watch the first two drives. Audio is weird in the beginning but then it gets in sync.
Thanks for that. A few new comments:
1) Viska lined up at 5 different positions in the first series. GB said the point is to get him isolated on a LB as much as possible.
2) The Rams double teamed Winfree most of the night. The first play they didn’t was the fly pattern to Nixon for the Buffs second TD against a Cover 1. It also appeared to be check to play, just like the Winfree back shoulder TD.
3) Not to leave defense out of it, the Rams game plan appeared to be to run right at us. The Buffs more than held up especially early. Around the middle of the game, the commentator said after a CSU inside run “I know you want to keep the defense honest, but you are now just wasting plays with a 1.6 yards per carry average.”
There is so much goodness in those three statements, I may now go throw my back out in my lingering excitement during my morning workout starting momentarily.
Edited for the 3rd point.
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