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Episode 10 – Broncos 2011 NFL Draft podcast

By Ian Cerveny

Von Miller and Rahim Moore were the highlights of a defense-heavy draft engineered by the new John Elway/John Fox regime in Dove Valley. Listen in as Ian Cerveny and Dan Olson review the Denver Broncos’ 2011 NFL Draft picks.

Calling all Buffs Fans: boycott the NCAA Tournament First Round

By Ian Cerveny

The CU Buffs men’s basketball team was locked out of NCAA Selection Sunday while lesser schools made the NCAA Tournament. The fix is on. The snub is in. Boycott the NCAA First Round this week.

The Fan Perspective

By Melissa Dafni

Although we’re all fans of lacrosse, I think in general, players and those involved on the business side tend to forget what it’s like to be a fan. Fans feel a sense of ownership and even protectiveness over their teams and players, even if it’s completely irrational.

Denver Broncos 2010 Season Preview: PART TWO

By Ian Cerveny

Just because the Chiefs have the best view on the compost pile doesn’t mean that they will beat the Broncos at Mile High. McDaniels & Co are coming off a timely Bye. Expect some new offensive wrinkles.

The Real Carmelo Anthony stands up

By Ian Cerveny

Carmelo Anthony has been spoken for at length in recent months. To quote numerous media sources, Melo has been “on the brink” of being sent East on the trade winds since early August. But none among those purportedly in-the-know have anything better than unnamed sources to back up their claims.

2010 NFL Offseason Awards

By jvirnich

Each season, our very own Jerome V hands out awards for the greatest disgraces in the NFL Year That Was. Without further ado, the 2010 NFL Offseason Awards.

The slow decline and inevitable resurrection of the Colorado Rockies

By Ian Cerveny

The Colorado Rockies are a team of players whose most defining attribute is their inherently natural approach to the game. Brad Hawpe, Carlos Gonzalez, Ubaldo Jimenez and Troy Tulowitzki, the Rockies’ youth core, are very simply a band of gifted naturals.

Denver Nuggets @ Utah Jazz Game 4 recap

By Daniel Olson

The Nuggets could have won this game (and this series) with consistent effort. When they played hard at both ends they were clearly the beater team. But Utah simply out worked them. Melo was the only one who played hard all the way through (et to Billups?) and he missed time with foul trouble again.

Anderson pitches shutout as Avalanche take 2-1 lead on Sharks

By Ian Cerveny

For the Avalanche faithful who watched Andy carry this team from the season’s opener versus these Sharks at Pepsi Center (a 5-2 win) all the way to a playoff birth, through two epic games in San Jose, and back to Pepsi Center for a crucial Game 3 win, Craig Anderson has come full circle.

Stanley Cup Playoffs Series Preview: Colorado Avalanche vs San Jose Sharks

By Ian Cerveny

The top-seeded Sharks play incredibly well in San Jose, and the Colorado Avalanche will need to find a way to win a close game at the Shark Tank to steal the series. For all the Sharks’ regular season success in San Jose, playoff demons lurk there as well…