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Saturday, August 8, 2026

Keeler: Broncos’ load management is right call, even if Sean Payton hates the term

If your buddy with Broncos season tickets is complaining about Sean Payton’s load management, he might be a few bricks short of a load himself. Read more →

No Sean Payton, no problem at Broncos practice with Vance Joseph in charge

There was a big change at Broncos practice Friday, but a couple of players claimed they didn’t even notice. Read more →

Broncos camp report: Matt Henningsen tears Achilles, Marvin Mims Jr. injured on brutal day

It was a brutal day on the injury front for the Broncos, who lost Matt Henningsen and Marvin Mims Jr. along with tight end Nate Adkins over the course of practice. Read more →

Renck: In season of improvement, Rockies must avoid 100 losses to sell real progress

The Rockies must win 18 times over the next six weeks to avoid becoming the first team to post four consecutive 100-loss seasons since the 1962-65 expansion New York Mets. Read more →

Analyzing Ezequiel Tovar’s struggles as the Rockies shortstop is ‘looking for a way out of this’

Ezequiel Tovar’s freefall last year and this one have become an unmissable blight, especially as the Rockies’ offense has demonstrated drastic overall improvement in 2026. Read more →

Renck: Deion Sanders’ summer camp fosters unity. Will it create much-needed winning season for CU?

For those who love Sanders, his explanations will keep them in the fold. For those who don’t, there was likely nothing said that will change their mind. But Sanders has clearly learned some lessons from last year’s dramatic failure. Read more →

Coach Prime, Buffs get firsthand look at Air Force

If the NCAA didn’t have a rule preventing teams from training or scrimmaging against other programs, Colorado head coach Deion Sanders would have wanted his team to scrimmage Air Force. Instead, his CU Buffs got a firsthand look at the everyday life of a cadet. Read more →

It’s Prime Time. An excited Deion Sanders says he has renewed energy with new-look CU Buffs

CU’s coach is becoming more familiar with the state’s lush backyard an hour south of Denver. He’s less willing to talk about the noise surrounding his program after the Buffs went 3-9 in 2025. Read more →

Colorado men’s basketball has nine home games as part of nonconference schedule

Colorado has nine home games as part of its 14-game nonconference slate, beginning November 2 with a date against Abilene Christian at the CU Events Center. Read more →