Awful Announcing
"...I have been cautioning our listeners, saying, 'If they don't win and win big, this could end up being a disaster for CU-Boulder. And brother, we are trending that way in a hurry."
"If anybody’s built to reconcile and to get this back on course, it’s me."
"Don’t attack the coordinators. Come at me. Don’t attack the players. Come at me."
"This has nothing to do with them, it has everything to do with me."
Sometimes this is understandable. This time, it was not.
"I would love to [have] the integrity we once had with media. I would love that."
"It's just nice to see him in good spirits because without question there were rough patches, but he's still here. He's still fighting. I love him."
"He gave me so much strength and so much guidance and so much love, respect and appreciation."
"I knew as well I had a surgery coming up."
The Colorado coach has been battling an unspecified health issue.
"Prime Time is going prime time on Netflix in 2026."
Ross Tucker shared a story from last season how Shedeur Sanders skipped a production meeting, playing into concerns about him in the NFL.
"Can we just go back in society where hard work matters and humility's not uncool?"
"I feel like the school felt like they had to do it to please the head coach."
"I heard a lot of Baker listening to Shedeur and the confidence, and I think it's great."
"You know me, I'm going to get to the bottom of it, so I called that team, because I tracked it down …"
Colorado's spring game will be televised on ESPN2.
"We've all been there in the beginning of February. Ain't no throwing it outside in no parking lot, Pat McAfee. Stop the lies. C'mon."
NFL Hall of Famer and Colorado assistant Warren Sapp walked out on Zach Gelb when he dared to compliment Abdul Carter and Micah Parsons.
"Shedeur is very perplexed."
"Mark Davis will fire you as well."
"I'm sure the fans in Provo would love us to talk about BYU the whole night, but..."
"I'm sorry, this is tough. This is tough."
"They have received, I think, the highest number of coverage that has ever been covered in college football."
Travis Hunter's win averaged 2.5 million viewers.
