Comment on CU Buffs’ depth at receiver could be tested this week

The depth that Colorado has in its receiver room has never been questioned. This week, however, it could be tested. During Saturday’s 31-28 loss to No. 18 Kansas State, the Buffaloes had four receivers go down with injuries, leaving quarterback Shedeur Sanders to shake his head in disbelief. “That’s just ridiculous,” he said. It appears the Buffs (4-2, 2-1 Big 12) won’t have sophomore Omarion Miller for the foreseeable future, as he left the game on a wheelchair after what looked like a devastating leg injury. The status of the other three — including Heisman Trophy candidate Travis Hunter — going forward hasn’t been disclosed.

Bo Nix took a moment to appreciate the Broncos’ all-Oregon touchdown in the fourth quarter Sunday against the Chargers. A trio of college teammates handled the football’s chain of custody, with Alex Forsyth snapping it to Nix. who then threw it to Troy Franklin for Franklin’s first career touchdown. But a different comment Nix made about the play after Denver’s 23-16 loss to Los Angeles is much more interesting and more indicative of the direction this offense needs to go in the coming weeks. “He ran a great route.

An administrator at Mountain Range High School was arrested on Monday on suspicion of sending “inappropriate” pictures to an underage student. Tate Drane, 27, was arrested by Westminster Police Department on three charges, including sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust, internet sexual exploitation of a child and internet luring of a child, according to a department release. Several reports made over the weekend through Safe2Tell, an anonymous reporting hotline for students, stated the he sent “inappropriate photos to an underage student.” Drane was arrested after further investigation. District administrators could not be reached Monday afternoon to answer questions about whether Drane was still employed with the high school.

Patrick Roy took a moment to survey the rafters at Ball Arena after stepping onto the ice as an opposing coach for the first time Monday morning. Roy saw the banners that he played a significant part in earning, including the two Stanley Cup championships in 1996 and 2001 and the eight consecutive division titles as a player, plus the surprising Central Division crown that earned him the Jack Adams Award in his first of three years as a coach.

A look at the Post Preps Top 10 for Classes 5A, 4A and 3A going into Week 8: If you’re on mobile, tap here to see the rankings. Class 5A Team Record Previous Last week 1. Mountain Vista 7-0 1 W (51-0 vs. ThunderRidge) Comment: Proof man is better than machine? Mountain Vista is currently ranked fourth (behind Valor) in CHSAA’s Class 5A RPI.

Some who attended former President Donald Trump’s rally outside Coachella on Saturday, Oct. 12, needed rides from sheriff’s deputies to get back to their cars amid reports of rallygoers being stranded in the dark miles from their vehicles after shuttle buses stopped running. There also were reports of Trump supporters being overcome in the 90- to 100-degree desert heat as they waited for the 2024 Republican presidential nominee to speak. Also, Trump suggested a heckler would get “the hell knocked out of her” during a speech that demonized migrants and threatened to withhold wildfire money from California if Democratic Gov.