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Thursday, September 3, 2026

Keeler: CU Buffs’ Deion Sanders opened recruiting doors in Atlanta. Beat Georgia Tech, he’ll plant a flag.

Donnie McLemore’s been a manager at The Fan’s Wear in downtown Atlanta for about a decade. He’d never carried CU Buffs shirts before Deion Sanders showed up. Now he can’t stop ordering them. Read more →

Broncos’ Sean Payton on Bo Nix skepticism: ‘We love what we’re seeing’

Sean Payton has never been shy about expressing confidence in Bo Nix. Read more →

Broncos have limited Patrick Mahomes recently, but Week 1 features changes for both teams

The Broncos and Vance Joseph have slowed down Patrick Mahomes in their recent contests, but the two-time MVP has thrived in Week 1. Read more →

Rockies win series over Orioles with dramatic late-game offense, walk-off single in 11th by Brett Sullivan

Warren Schaeffer isn’t feeling any dissatisfaction after that one. Read more →

Renck: Rockies’ Cole Carrigg can’t give fans the bird, but Colorado needs his edge to win

Several helmets and bats have lost their lives to his temper. “Do I feel badly for the (equipment)? No,” Carrigg said. “They are free.” His personality is more sandpaper than satin. This is why I like him. Read more →

It’s go time as CU Buffs kick off 2026 season at Georgia Tech

It’s a city that Deion Sanders said has borne “many meaningful moments.” Read more →

CU Buffs vs. Georgia Tech football: How to watch, keys to the game, odds, staff predictions

CU Buffs football takes on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in each team’s 2026 season opener on Thursday in Atlanta, a game in which the Buffs are underdogs. Read more →

Rapids sell Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City for MLS record $12M

The Colorado Rapids set an MLS record on Wednesday by selling striker Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City for $12 million. Read more →

Colorado Youth Sports Giving Day tries to close the opportunity gap in pay-to-play system

Colorado Youth Sports Giving Day is one of several notable local efforts underway as youth sports stakeholders attempt to lower financial barriers to participation for athletes in need. Read more →

AFC South predictions: Will Texans’ league-best defense unseat upstart Jaguars?

Previewing the Texans, Jaguars, Colts and Titans ahead of the 2026 season in the AFC South. Read more →