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Shanna Henkel can dish it out with the best of them. Piping hot, with a side of wheat toast and two country-fresh eggs. “If it helps us get awesome talent, then I would name a breakfast burrito after awesome talent,”  Henkel told me Monday, a devious chuckle forming under her breath.

His final season at Colorado may not have unfolded exactly the way he might’ve scripted it a year ago. Yet Tristan da Silva and his Buffaloes teammates eventually got to where they wanted by March. The next step of da Silva’s basketball journey arrives on Wednesday night with the opening round of the 2024 NBA Draft, an event that is expected to feature the selection of three CU players — da Silva, KJ Simpson and Cody Williams — for the first time in the draft’s modern era. Related Articles College Sports | Men’s basketball: Andrew Crawford continuing homegrown tradition with CU Buffs College Sports | Grading The Week: CU’s KJ Simpson is rising up NBA draft boards.

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One of the top offensive linemen in the 2025 class wants to be a Buff. On Monday, Chauncey Gooden, a four-star recruit from Lipscomb Academy in Nashville, Tenn., gave his verbal commitment to Colorado and head coach Deion Sanders. Related Articles College Sports | Northern Colorado football player Caden Meis bets on himself and wins College Sports | Keeler: CSU Rams AD John Weber talks Jay Norvell, football, Deion Sanders, CU Buffs, future of Rocky Mountain Showdown College Sports | Keeler: Deion Sanders, CU Buffs football’s fate about QB recruit Julian Lewis, not Lil Wayne College Sports | CU Buffs opponent preview: Matt Rhule hopes to keep Nebraska moving up College Sports | CU Buffs opponent preview: High expectations remain at North Dakota State Gooden was one of several top recruits in Boulder this past weekend, making it one of the biggest recruiting weekends of the year for CU. The 6-foot-4, 320-pound Gooden, who plays guard, is rated by 247Sports.com as the No.

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