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'Around the Horn' slams Deion Sanders
As the topic of Deion Sanders banning a columnist from asking questions went round and round on ESPN’s airwaves Monday, it certainly made for good fodder. Just because it lasted until Around the Horn and likely Pardon the Interruption before hitting Tuesday’s new cycle doesn’t mean it lost its luster. The show, which has become entrenched in the Read more... The post ‘Around the Horn’ goes in on Deion Sanders for columnist ban: ‘He needs to grow up’ appeared first on Awful Announcing.
CBS broadcasters left completely stunned after Cardinals cornerback ‘completely whiffed’ on play and conceded touchdown
CBS broadcasters were left shocked during a preseason game Sunday night after a 46-yard touchdown pass from Denver Broncos quarterback Zach Wilson. The Broncos sat at the 46-yard line on a 2nd down when Wilson took a snap from the shotgun. Wilson reared up and threw a 46-yard pass to wide receiver Brandon Johnson. Arizona […]
‘I will never forgive the New York Jets’ NFL fan claims after Zach Wilson’s pre-season performance for Denver Broncos
BRONCOS quarterback Zach Wilson impressed as the team made their final preparations for the 2024 NFL season, with fans hitting out at his former team, the New York Jets. Wilson endured a difficult three-year spell with the Jets after being selected with the second overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. Now the 25-year-old is […]
$44M in federal, Colorado funds spent on 28 electric buses, capping oil, gas wells
(The Center Square) – More than $44 million, including $31.7 million for electric buses, will be spent on projects announced by Colorado’s state and federal legislators. The Colorado Department of Transportation announced 28 electric buses and related infrastructure will be paid for with $15 million from the Colorado Clean Transit Enterprise board and $16.7 million from the Volkswagen Settlement Program. The settlement required Volkswagen to create a $2.9 billion fund after it admitted in federal court it installed technology to falsely report satisfactory reports of exhaust emissions on approximately 590,000 vehicles. The company also paid an additional $2 billion to build infrastructure for electric vehicle charging.
Colorado Community College Gets Huge Donation From Metallica
If there’s one thing we can take pride in as Coloradans, it’s that we are generally some of the most educated people in the entire country. In general, Colorado ranks quite high when it comes to education. WalletHub said the state is the fifth best in the country when it comes to education in general.
Classic Collision Acquires Two New Locations in Colorado
Classic Collision has announced the acquisition of Precision Auto Works in Broomfield, Colo., and Williams Body & Paint in Colorado Springs, Colo. Precision Auto Works has been family-owned and operated for 30 years, serving the Denver Front Range area. The team has been a highly valued and trusted destination for automotive solutions. Their team was dedicated to ensuring every customer’s automotive needs were handled.
Kaiser Permanente Colorado doctors can now use AI to record, summarize patient visits
Kaiser Permanente Colorado recently rolled out artificial intelligence software to take notes on patients’ visits — with their permission. Dr. Brian Juan, a family medicine doctor at the health care system’s Longmont office, was part of a group that tested the software before it went live for all providers earlier this month. If patients give permission, an app on their doctor’s work phone records their conversation and summarizes it for their medical records, he said. The app, which is unnamed, doesn’t suggest diagnoses or make any decisions.
VA to expand cancer care in Colorado Springs
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A new clinic will begin providing infusion cancer care in Colorado Springs thanks to more that $500,000 in funding from the Veteran’s Affairs (VA) Close to Me program. The VA’s Close to Me cancer care service is designed to bring high quality cancer care closer to home. Under this program, the VA […]
Depth Chart: What Buffs will start against NDSU?
Colorado Football returns in only four short days! This off-season has been an especially hectic one, with the classic Deion Sanders portal plundering and roster churn. The starting lineup in 2024 will look completely different than last season, especially in the trenches. After nine long months, I think we could all use a little reminder of who will hit the field for the Buffs on Thursday against North Dakota State.
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