Denver Post: Sports

Like most followers of Colorado football, Mike Moschetti was stunned on Saturday.
Throughout CU’s 10-day search for a head football coach, dozens of names were thrown out as potential candidates.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Here’s the bracket for the 2020 Colorado Class 4A girls basketball state basketball tournament. Tap the bracket to see the full PDF.

Walsh outlasts Rolla, winning by a score of 37-28 on Friday.
Jensen Renquist lead Walsh with 15 points scored while also recording seven rebounds and four assists. Kenzie Penick had a productive night, recording 12 points, eight rebounds and three assists.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

The Del Norte Tigers earned a win when they defeated the Sanford Indians 45-27 on Saturday.
Del Norte was paced in scoring by Kendra Parra who accounted for 24 points while also collecting three rebounds and four assists.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

The Buffs have made it official: CU football is handing the keys to Karl Dorrell.
The university formally announced Sunday that the 56-year-old Dorrell has been hired as the CU’s 27th full-time football coach, replacing Mel Tucker, who left the program Feb.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Insta-reaction to Pac-12 developments on and off the field (and court) …
1. The latest from Boulder.
The Hotline will have plenty to say about Colorado’s football hire just as soon as Colorado makes a football hire.

Columbine sent two qualifiers to the state wrestling tournament this weekend, and came away with two titles. But you could say juniors Jack Forbes and Zach Schraeder were both motivated by more than glory and medals.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Cherokee Trail was fully intent on marching downtown this weekend and putting its stamp on the Colorado wrestling map.
Consider that task accomplished.
The Cougars, who have been in the Class 5A top-10 conversation for some time now, delivered a performance indicating they’ve moved up a peg into elite status.

LAS VEGAS — Tyson Fury reinvented himself once again, and once again he’s a heavyweight champion.
The Gypsy King dropped Deontay Wilder twice Saturday night in their heavyweight title rematch, turning from boxer to puncher to win the title when Wilder’s corner threw in the towel as he was taking a beating in the seventh round.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

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