CU BuffZone: For the nearly five months, the Colorado football team has operated mainly on Zoom.
In many ways, CU and new head coach Karl Dorrell have made the most of that technology. But, Dorrell wanted to take another step in preparing the Buffs for football games – if they are to happen this fall.
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