Patrick Devenny News

Each autumn when November arrives, Pat Grimes finds himself treating every spot in which he finds more than one Colorado football fan as a polling place.

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.

Iowa State and the University of Colorado enter today's football game hoping to set some milestones.

Colorado's season on the precipice of collapse had some ugly vistas Saturday afternoon, despite the brilliant weather at Folsom Field.

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.

Here's the real problem with this state getting behind Colorado football: Almost nobody is from here, not even the starting quarterback for the Buffaloes.

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

Three days after sophomore Tyler Hansen had been proclaimed as Colorado's new starting quarterback, coach Dan Hawkins said there "is a pretty good chance" junior Cody Hawkins also will see playing time Saturday in the home game against No.

Colorado's first drive of the game broke a couple of season-long trends. The Buffaloes scored on a 25-yard pass play from Cody Hawkins to receiver Patrick Devenny, who had just seven catches coming into the game.

No one covers University of Texas sports like the American-Statesman beat writers.

Dan Hawkins' favorite tales this week are comeback stories, bad starts that became fantastic finishes.

The football seemed suspended in air for 25 minutes, Colorado's Patrick Devenny recalled Monday.