Comment on Late CU Buffs legend Bill McCartney made impact on fellow coaches

ATLANTA — Instead of crying over another collapse, Ohio State can celebrate another national title after holding off a Notre Dame comeback bid Monday night to walk away with a nailbiter of a 34-23 victory over the Fighting Irish. Will Howard hit big-play receiver Jeremiah Smith for 56 yards on a late third-and-11 to lock down a game that had been a laugher, then turned into something else. Trailing 31-7, Notre Dame scored two touchdowns and two 2-point conversions to make it a one-score game late in the fourth quarter. The Irish stopped Ohio State on the first two plays of the next drive and used their timeouts.

The first sign that something wasn’t right came a few minutes after the puck dropped at 1 p.m. A special weekday matinee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day should have been a treat. Instead, the Avs operated with the urgency of Eeyore. And the crowd wasn’t exactly buzzing either. For long stretches, the only sound was sticks clicking the ice.

Colorado head football coach Bill McCartney, left, talks with quarterbacks coach Gary Barnett as they attend a state championship game at Longmont High School on Dec. 8, 1990. Barnett would later become the Buffaloes’ offensive coordinator and head coach. (Cliff Grassmick/Daily Camera) In December of 1990, Colorado head football coach Bill McCartney and his quarterbacks coach, Gary Barnett, went to Longmont High School to watch a player they were recruiting. CU had wrapped up a 10-1-1 regular season, was ranked No.

Colorado’s Assane Diop drives on AJ Lux of the knights during the Colorado Bellarmine game on December 21, 2024.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer) It’s not one issue that has hamstrung the Colorado men’s basketball team through the futility of the start of its return season in the Big 12. Some nights, the Buffs are lagging on the glass.

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