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Moïse Bombito grew up in Canada and is now chasing dreams in France, but Colorado will always be home. In just three years, the now-former Colorado Rapids center-back went from playing for a community college to playing a big role on a contending MLS team, representing Canada at Copa América and now moving on to a top-five European league in France’s Ligue 1. While the world may see the Rapids as a small stepping stone in Bombito’s meteoric rise to stardom, he sees Colorado as his launchpad. “It’s a bit of a bittersweet moment, really, because I’ve created friendships, I’ve allowed myself to grow at this club, and this club has allowed me to grow as well,” Bombito said.

CASTLE ROCK — Wyndham Clark is thrilled to be home and playing in a PGA event for the first time. He’d like to do it again soon. Clark, who first hit golf balls at the long-gone Mountain View Golf Course and first dreamed of playing on the PGA Tour while practicing at Family Sports Center, will be the hometown hero at the 2024 BMW Championship, which begins Thursday at Castle Pines Golf Club. It’s the first PGA Tour event in the state since Billy Horschel won the BMW at Cherry Hills Country Club in 2014.

Bo Nix creates optimism, but the Broncos will be SOL if they don’t control the LOS. Nix already fits this offense like it was designed with him in mind — spoiler alert, it was — but it will not matter if the Broncos are not stronger at the line of scrimmage. Which brings me to today’s topic: nose tackle D.

For the first time in more than 21 years, the Colorado men’s basketball team will take on the Michigan State Spartans. On Tuesday, organizers of the annual Maui Invitational announced the matchups for this year’s tournament, with coach Tad Boyle’s Buffaloes set to face Michigan State in the first round on Monday, Nov.

Denver Post Broncos writer Parker Gabriel posts his Broncos Mailbag weekly during the season and periodically during the offseason. Click here to submit a question. Hey Parker, what would you say would be the baseline for a good season for the Broncos this year? A winning record? A playoff berth? A division title?

Mike Tyson is releasing a new cannabis product exclusively for Colorado consumers, and the reason why might come as a surprise. Mike’s Knockout Gummies, launched Aug. 20, are THC-infused edibles shaped like little boxing gloves. They’re the first gummies the boxer has been able to sell here even if he’s had others available throughout the U.