At Pittsburgh, Dayon Hayes took Samuel Okunlola under his wing. It was Okunlola who blazed the trail to Colorado, however. Related Articles Broncos legend Terrell Davis joins CSU Rams athletics Colorado Buffs have depth, options at inside linebacker College football bowl game predictions: What national media predicts Colorado schools will do in 2024 CSU Rams sophomore linebacker Buom Jock ready for starting role As opener approaches, CU Buffs figuring out offensive line rotation Together, the former Pitt edge rushers are looking forward to make a significant impact on the Buffaloes this season. “Those guys, I have nothing but positive things for them,” CU defensive line coach Damione Lewis said, “and I see them possibly having a chance to go play on Sunday (in the NFL).” Before a shot at the NFL comes along, Hayes and Okunlola are hoping to dominate for the Buffs and continue their growth as individuals. Hayes spent four seasons at Pitt, playing in 39 games and posting 81 tackles, 25.5 tackles for loss and 12 sacks.

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