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Recent Colorado commit Rashad Amos predicted to flip schools again
Recent Colorado football commit Rashad Amos could soon pull off the rare offseason double-flip. As reported by On3 Friday morning, the 6-foot-2, 234-pound running back visited Ole Miss earlier this week and is currently projected to land with the Rebels. Amos, who played at Miami-OH last season before entering the transfer portal, was committed to Mississippi State for about two weeks before committing to the Buffs on April 26. If Amos does commit to Ole Miss, it would represent the fifth college program of his college career. South Carolina housed Amos from 2020-22, although he only played in 13 total games with the Gamecocks. Amos enjoyed a breakout season at Miami-Ohio this past season, rushing for 1,075 yards and 13 touchdowns on 210 carries. NEW: Miami (OH) transfer RB Rashad Amos has received an expert prediction to flip from Colorado to Ole Miss from On3's @PeteNakos_đŠ He was previously committed to Mississippi State before flipping to the Buffs.https://t.co/Gaooj0Dunp pic.twitter.com/oABUhpdD7j â On3 (@On3sports) May 17, 2024 On3âs Pete Nakos reported that Amos is also hearing from Miami, Ole Miss, UCF, Utah and Virginia. Contact/Follow us @BuffaloesWire on X (Twitter), and like our page on Facebook for ongoing coverage of Colorado news, notes and opinions.
High stakes in Boulder: Democratic primaries heat up with over $400K raised for key legislative seats
Democratic candidates seeking to represent the City of Boulder at the state legislature have begun campaigning in what is likely to be a highly competitive primary. Three seats at the state legislature to represent Boulder will be decided by the Democratic primary on June 25: House District 10, House District 49 and Senate District 18. Given the political leanings of these districts, a Democrat is almost certain to defeat a Republican challenger in the November election.
Four Colorado officers honored at 28th annual Peace Officers Memorial
In memory of those who laid down their lives in 2023, close to a hundred people gathered for the Peace Officers Memorial at the Longmont Civic Center Mall on Wednesday to pay tribute to officers who lost their lives in 2023. The 28th annual ceremony in Longmont began with the...
Longmont police report: May 16, 2024
The Longmont Leader receives a police report from Longmont Public Safety daily. The police notes are published in full with occasional modifications to exact addresses, individual names and spelling. Please note that the category that the crime is labeled as is limited by police software based on the information the dispatcher receives when the call is made. Longmont Public Safety may edit the category as more information is learned about each case.
Broomfield police blotter for May 6 to 12
Midnight: Theft reported at an industrial site on the 7000 block of 116th Avenue. 9:42 a.m.: Theft reported in a commercial office building. 6 p.m.: Motor vehicle theft reported on a highway/road/alley on the 200 block of Greenway Circle. May 7. 12:30 a.m.: Criminal trespass to vehicle reported at a...
The Front Range Forecast: Mostly quiet and warm
Late Spring weather settles in with only a weak cold front cooling and bring moisture Monday. Things are quite warm and quiet as we sail through the weekend (Figure 1). There will be a return of wandering afternoon thunderstorms for the weekend. The Longer Range Forecast:. The next 'system' is...
Bookwoman: An intriguing game of cat and mouse
Justine Poole works as a security bodyguard for an agency that protects the rich and famous in Southern California. One night, on a job, Justine kills two robbers while protecting an elderly couple. She is featured as a hero on the news, but the gangster for whom the robbers worked is outraged. He hires a hitman to take out Justine, and the chase is on.
Boulder Valley school board hears update on new state school funding formula
The Boulder Valley school board at its Tuesday meeting heard an update on state education legislation that was passed this session that included an overhaul of the stateâs 30-year-old school funding formula. Boulder Valley opposed the changes to the funding formula based on concerns that included the âunpredictabilityâ of...
Class of 2024 linebacker Trent Hood commits to Colorado, joins cousins
Whatâs better than two? Three, according to the Colorado football program. Head coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes added a third member of the Hood family on Friday, picking up class of 2024 linebacker Trent Hood. He is the cousin of brothers Colton and Brandon Hood, who committed to CU at the end of April. Trent, the same age as Brandon, played his senior season at Central High School in Phenix City, Alabama. At 5-foot-11 and 225 pounds, he was named Alabamaâs 2024 7A Defensive Player of the Year. He racked up 75 total tackles, two sacks and an interception in 11...
Bats in Colorado face fight against deadly fungus that causes white-nose syndrome
Numerous bats have been found in Colorado with white-nose syndrome. The fungus has killed millions of bats in North America, leaving biologists concerned about its impact on bats in the state.
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